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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-02
Warren ?. O., AIbemsrle Co, Va j. % da.t,Is


IN respectfully announce to her friends and tho
public that she Will continue In operation the Board
Ing Establishment recently under the fnauaeeuient
the store Of Mr.. Geo. l. Herring. few doors above
the City Hotel whore she viii be pleased 30 acoon-
modate both permanent and trlndept boaraeE
an l-d3t est SARAH 4. TE4kY
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS. s. :
hESlRARLE REAI. EETATE A

~ PUBLIC AUCTIoN-WilI be sold THURS
a yAI AFTEkNOON. Sd August. commencing at 81
O'Clock, the three story BRICK HOUSE situated on
wess sen r., French Garden Hill, short distance
n0i,n 81 the handsome Cottage residence snd beau
rsnuliy cultivated grounds of Wm. f. Ritchie ESQ -
rms nouse has been erected but few years. and has
rSS Ss gndersons repail and had Improvements
aoaec which, together with the introduction of city
wster, the connection Of 9th between Clay and
esn ss,se. the extension and improvements Of
M street 20 the Central Railroad Ticket Office and
ts Gontglity to the City Spring and Public Squsre.
OF PARK siready enclosed and soon to be decorated
lenders the %o:t desirable resdenee for any small
suitable entries passages front and rear porehss
ana covered way protesting steps to basement; hy-
dranf; wood and coal house, &C.. This lot has front
q 50 and depth, Of COS feet Offering space for Z
katchen and flower Garden. Also, will Be sold Lot
o. ~ by feet on the street and opposite to
anaeal street. On this lot there j. small Framed
building, which, with trifing outlay, may be made
snug RESIDENCE After which several unimproved
Lots near the last described properly, viii be sod
and sho9 9 the purchaser Of sither Of the above
Variety Store (which might be done in the bsseme ut
story OF the rst property named at very inconsde-
rable expense, there now being no store
Broad or Valley streetsl 'A'-'
TERMS at sale, which viii Be accommodating.
aul TAYLOR u WILLIAMS, Aucs.
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AucryoM eAr.re
esbf ALEA. MI Il ~ 49, ~ s:
'HOusEHoLD ELECTROMAGNETIC

MlTURE AT AUCTIoN.r-Wnf b. eoid On
n rIsDAY Morning. Auguss "a comneucing st
mona Tsls = ne residence of ths !ste =! Thu
- .ad oIenement consistina of WafdfoSes, S1oe-
~ pa.es1x Chsir Looking Glsssos, usdseeAAs
large bot Of Cooking Utsnsils - a =
TEnMs--Csshs Sale pus;l;ve sssssss q
Sale conducted BY 80 60 $50
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NOTICE.-Wishing to change my bust
IN ness offer for ssle, privately, my LOT, 6TORE
and DWELLING House In the town Of Warren,
containing about sx acres of first rate low grounds
situated Immediately on the canal The Dwelling
House has six rooms-the Storehouse large aud con
venent and first rate stand for selling goods also,
another House and Lot containing about two acres,
which would suit mechanic with mail family.
Either Of the above named Lots viii sell low, and
terms accommodating. -.
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WANTED, Immediately, two or three
w DRESS MAKERS Apply to Mrs. JOSEPH
STEBBINS, corner of Main and 18th streets. next
door to VIM. Booths - iy 2-6t
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LIvERPooL. July ~ -Cotton-Sales of the week
1000 bales of which speculator, took 60OO and OK
porters 5000 bales The quotations are, New Orlean
fair 6l; Mddling ST. Upland fair 6f niddling s. TIL
demand is active and no quotabie change in pricee
Breadsfufs.- Flour-Western Canal sos; Ohio Sis
Corn-white and yellow 32s.
Consols closed at 92s. -t4
HAvRE, July 19th.-Cotton and BreadstuHs ar,
Ir1le
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NUTICE.-The President and Directors
cared dividend of per cent, on the captsl stool
OF the Company payable at the Office in this cty on
and after the LIST August n - = = - ''' w Wv
au1-lw b y. WOODBRIDGE. T,.,.,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-02

FOR LYNGHBURG.-Boet LIT
TIE TENNESSEE Capt Scott will receive freight
and leave on THURSDAY evening.
EUSTACE y APPLEYARD,
North side Basin, between 9th and 10Th sts
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BY ALEX. MOTT.

FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCTION
l. Will be sold on THURSDAY next, Aug. Sd, at
10 O'Clock, at Auction Mart corner of Main and 18th
sts a large lot of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, embracing the usual variety, belong
wseS will be- found Of the most spsndd fur
niture ever offered at auction in this city.
The prompt attendance of the public Is particular
ly requested at the hour above stated
au2 gF 4FC ALEX. MOTT, Auct
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NOI1CE-I am authorised to sell l5O, 600
~ BRICKS, of good quality. which will be deliv.
cred at Rockets at $3.50 per thousand -
JAMES T. SUTTON JR..
au f-ot Bank street
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WANTS.

WANTED, Immediately, an active, able
w bodied man, 10 act ss Porter to our store-tt
come we'll recommended as to character, &c. Apply
to EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD CO.,
aug No. ID Pearl 1T.
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E'OR RENT-A good business stand on
- Broad street between 18th and 5th streets wei
lifted up with store fixtures 1t has back ROOM back
rented with it. The present occupant contemplate
removing to Main street. and possession will be given
Immediately: Rent reasonable. Early application
by persons desiring to rent is desirable. Apply on
the premises. J. DEMELM4N
au 1-St* next to Henry Miller's 6 BROAD If
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From MiIiigan's Circular.

In the Swedish Legislature reports have BEEF
made in favor of decimal coinage
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\HhT dNIb WAN IHI66 OF IOur
~ able-bodied Men, by the month"; for the balance
month. payable monthly, to work a Dredging Ma
chine, q miles below Richmond, at Warwick's Bar.
This machine has been about four months at work on
the bar-the number of hands employed have been
from eight to twelve, and have not had the first
case OF sickness of any kind board yet They are
under my notice six days out of seven. They will be
permitted to go ashore Saturday evening and re-
turn on board on Monday morning. Apply to Can't
h. o. HASK1NS at Rockets, or to the Superintend.
ant on board. JAS s. RICHARDSON I
iy 24-2w
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Java COFFEE.-6O pockets leading,
ssl WILLIAMS /. Dnorara.
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~ Try. adapted to the use of private dwellings
churches, schools hetels watering places factories
The Maryland PORTABLE Gas CoMPA
ny OF bALIlM0RE. keep ON hand and mako q
9 %ss GAS MACHINEs Of any required capacity =
ol De e.ceilsd In economy, safety and simplicity-
=. \. SPRA0UE, Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-02

- LADIES CATERS, SLIP
PERS, &c.-We have just received fresh
supply Of Ladies' Gsiters, Slippers Buskins NC &c,
je 22-tsf HART & MOSES.
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Tho San Juan Affair.

II. N. S. EsrTs6LR, GREyrowN, July %, 1854,
SR-The late destruction of that part Of the city
Of Greytown situated upon the south side OF the
hsrbor having rendered II necessary for her Britain
mic Maestys naval forces 10 interfere in the rees.
taotsmng OF the govern ment and the protection of
the inhabitants, have " Mf0xm you that although
] am fully aware that tho occupation Of the point
wrereon are situated the IA tories Of the Accessory
Transit Company has. eyer been a disputed point
between that company and the authorities Of Grew.
town without entering into that question now, can
only consider those buildings a. forming part Of
the city, until tho circumstances lately transacted
here. having been fully brought before the respec-
tive governments, shall, elicit decided arrangement.
In the meanwhile, ! find Lieut.. Commandinc
Jolly, OF h. B. NJ. schooner Bermuda, has found Il
necessary for the preservation Of lite and property
TO proclaim the city Of Greytown under martial law
IN tae necessity Of which step / fully concur. I
hereby inform you that 80 long "a your employees
and isboren, &c, conduct themselves peaceabiy.
thsp WIN be permitted to carry their business as
heretofore, and ABsn DO protected from any aggres
zion In the come manner a. the other portions q the
City. hare che honor 70 be. SIR,
q. HAScocK, Commander.
IN. scorr. Esq, Agent Accessory Transit Com.
cany, crrytcva
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Died.


On Tuesday, August 8, H,SyorAn, wife of jeremiah
Loing, native OF Killarney, county OF Kerry Ireland
viii take place at two o'clock this afternoon from her
late residence, OF Nineteenth street and avenue
On iuesday august 8, NARY Iyo, infant daughter Of
Daniel Leo aged year, months and 81 days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral at half past two O'Clock this afternoon
nom M nsr isshsT rssesnes NO. whehall street;
WinnN MOUNTAIN eyed 10 years, months and day,
Tho friends Of the family ars respectfully invited to
attend tie fuucra ffcm the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Of Eighteenth street and Fifth avenue at three
O'Clock this afternoon.
on Mcpday Auqust7 Ms1Isi infant daughter OF John
ard julia Frances Van Keuren, aged months spd IL
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral at o'clock this after
noon, from No Al West Forty first street.
Eiah BlaA emen, in the saith year Of her age.
On Tuesday morning, August 8, Of cholera morbus,
Mrs. AUGUSTINE RAunET, aged 90 years and months.
The funeral win take place from No. s Dcsbrosses
street 1T ten O'Clock this forenoon Tho friends and
relatives Of the deceased requested to attend Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood for intorment,
On Tuesdny, August s. Mr.. JosNT THoxAs DErAHCxrY,
son q Thomas md Julia pelahunsy aged rs years and
months.
Tie friends Of the family, and Of his unc,e, Mr. Joseph
Perse ate particularly nvitel to atteni his funeral,
from bis father residence O'Clock this afternoon
from $50 West Twentieth street without further notice.
On Tuesday August 9, EIxx relict of John Gbncy,
native Of BcilsgToye, county Cnvan, Ireland-
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
sssnc ner ,nSsrs a. ro oclsck this afternoon from
Her remains will BE- taken 70 Calvary Cemetery for inter
On Saturday morning August a. Of congestion of tins
bran Mrs Auxu ANN wnsoS relict Of FRANCIS Wilson,
in the SD year Of her age
Hcr rsmsins were conveyed to Hanover, New Jersey,
Upper Canada and CanandA qua papers please copy.
On Tuesday August 9, sRsr II con OF the late Fey
noaesK and nissSssh Nerthrup ssed years and :
UacsAa Rochester papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

Accident ON the Camden and Amboy Railroad.
Yesterday afternoon, at about half past four
O'Clock, an accident occurred at the {" two mile
turn out" two miles from South Amboy, BY
which colored man, thirty or thirty FIVE years Of
age was probably fatally injured. The unfortunate
man was passenger in m emigrant train, which
had started for Philadelphia and turned of upon
side track to wait for the express train for New
York, due about that time. A number Of the pas
senger in the emigrant train left the cars and went
into neighborlDg thicket, to gather huckleberries
Among these persons was the mau in question
Seeing the up tain approaching, and probably fear
irg he might be left, he ran towards the cars aud
endesvored to Jump across the main track just as
the express train came up. He was struck by the
twenty f ct from 'e track, where he was picked up
sepseless q moment afterwards.
The conductor Of the up train, Mr.. A. j. Cooper,
Immediately halted, ami q physician who was on
board examined the wounded man. large hole
had BEEN cut in the side Of his head, and he had
sustained such other serious injuries that the ply
stefan pronou. ced his recovery impossible. He was
then taken to Amboy two miles distant. No blame
whatever can be attached to the conductor OF en-
eineer Of the express train as it impossible to
foresee, or in time guard agai nst, so unexpected
calamity. The engineer WINS one OF the most care.
ful and reliable upon the road, was the conduc-
tor ALSO II is singular coincidence. that this ac-
cident happened ON the anniversary Of the dsas.
trous collision which occurred just one year ago yes
terday on the same road, and only five or six miles
from the spot which was the scene Of yesterdays
calamity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, Angs PM-Arr ship Tropic Cole,
West Indies; brig Hyhs Marshall Calais schrs sher-
wool Van Name, NYork; Norris Chester, Corson Proyi
dencc: Lucy whetman, Milton, Boston; Cameo, Towns
ley Cslas Start, Alles, Hyanns; Red Rover, Bacon,
and Sylvia + Perry, Providence. Below two brss In
tow of steamer.
Cid steamships Osprey Wilson, Boston; Delaware,
Clark, New York; bark Nashua, Hsskcl Boston; briggs
Comet (Br) Eees Halifax; Token, hutchinson, Roston;
schrs Geo Russell, wcstcr, Portland; Hume Phinnsy,
Fairhayen; Mary, Bowen, Norfolk; New Conveyance,
Stony Point, &C; Grace Clodser, Paine Boston; BucnA
Vista, Lynch Bridgeport; Norris Chester, Corson, and
Afgonah, Teal, Boston; g Heckshcr Stubs, Salem;
Margaret Ann Dickinson, fa River Red Rover, bacon,
Gloucerer Start, Allen. Hysnnis II IAnfair Kelly,
Harwich; Mcdonald Hale Plymouth; 0neita, Knowles,
Orleans, Mass; Harriet Louisa, Bro~n, Charestown;
Frances Enisoa Smith, Provicsncc; Triumph Fisher and
Ce&n, Huntlsy Bostsn; Csrbuio, Rowland, NorwAh;
nc. Cosai. staten ihne JAMES English, stin, ryovi,
derce.
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nv. ., 1 sSses & 4 ~. . =.
family S ,ss: . :"s her ssns rom her
late residence 2so Dsanoey street. corner Of Wist ct
one O'Clock this afternoon, precisely.
George H. and Ellen Laushlin aged year. months and
day.
The relatives and friends Of the family Are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral at oclsck this after
noon from the residence Of his parents No. IA Rivng
ton street. His remains viii be taken to Greenwood
On Tuesday, August g after lingering illness, Ed
WARD hulxoSzH, in the 2ad year Of hi. sgs.
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of bis
father Cherry street. three O'Clock TO after
noon. The members Of Hook and Ladder Company No.
and the Fire Department In general are also invited to
attend.
On Tuesday evening, August g. Of dysentery, CHARLES
of Godfrey and Mary Ann Sheehan In the tn Of
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, from bis fathers resi-
de1ce ITO 1hireth street, corner of Third avenue st
half past one O'Clock this afternoon.
On Tuesday, August 8, JoHs II. yoss, aged year,
Funeral from No Franklin street. at two O'Clock this
afternoon The friends Of the family are respectfully In
yited
On Tuesday, August 8, SAMUEL 8. CARxAs, aged 81
years. months and day
The relative. and friends Of the family and the mem
spectfuly requested to attcnd his from his late
residence 1s7 Eighth attwo O'Clock this after
10 the Cemetery Of EvergreeDs for interment.
At his fathers residence South Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
August 8, GEORGE CATIING FERNo, aged ~ years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
att. nd bis uners from the residence OF his father Ill
Atlantic street. at four O'Clock this afternoon.
Al Chftoo Staten Island, TUESDAY morning, August
g. SOPHIA, wife Of Antonio B. Janin, aged S5.
The friends Of the fauly invites to attend the flu
neral at three O'Clock ths afternoon from her late resi-
1epce.
At Glencove L. L. on Tuesday morning. August 8, Of
consumption JAME WHITING SwAyNE. in the Goth year Of
his age.
His Ieativcs and friends and those Of his brothers,
William and George, and OF his brother inlaw Joseph
Hayes respectfully invited to attend his funeral at
two O'Clock this afternoon from the residence of his
brother, las Fulton street, Brooklyn OF which time II
WIN proceed TO the Church Of the Assumption of
York and Jay streets where the funeral services will be
ctebate after which his remains will be taken to the
Cemetery Of the holy Cross, Flatbush, /. I.
On Monday August Z, at the residence of F. B. Chef
wood Esq Hiaabsthtown n j., after short and
Illness. AJs. HENRIETTA EDBs, aged "a years
At Balls Ferry, on Saturday August 8, after abort
40 years and months
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The District Courts.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
May be permitted to ask through your columns
by what authority some Of the Justices district
Courts are closed during the greater part Of the
moth OF August, in the face Of positive statute
which deciars these courts shall be kept open
daily, from . A. NJ. to 4 PM?
We know the weather is warm and uncomfort.
able; hut that seems no sufficient reason why posi-
tive provision Of law should be run into and its
very end and aim set at naught.
II Is we'll known that the object of these courts
was 20 provide place for the speedy trial OF causes
which, from the smaness of their amount could not
and place in courts OF record.
But what care these Justc e for this, when they
are drawing monthly one hundred and sixtysix
dollars and some cents? Literally nothing. But
we think that when these claimants OF one hundred
and sxtysix dollars come to present their warrants
for their monthly salaries, and find argus. eyed
Flsgg doing his duty towards them, they viii see
the NECESSITY Of attending more Closely to the peo
ples waits
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PBnApnpp1A, August s, 1864 --(Repor.ed by Keen 4
To- lor )-Eirsf Bcdrds4 900 City In es Erie se,s
5000 Penn RR 6s. be, 81; 1000 Reading RR Mort 6s
IA, Soi4; COO do TO 14ii 30 Fenna 81 s4 200 viii
mngton RR 6's s6k; els Reading RR 3l,, 100 do IS,
sly 4s DO, cash. 81 y; 10 Penn R cah Az: 800 Lee
high Zinc, b5wp, IA; 100 do, b, Ia 100 DO, l Ne.
cbancs' Bank 2eis; Is Bapk Of kentucky l6l Man &
Nee Bank so; Bank Of America 1885, 40 Girard Bank
II. Betms,n Bccrds-100 Reading RI, BIS. Sl,s;3 Me-
chspics' Bsns, 29h Second Bodr$l 500 City RR 6's,
ing RR, BY; 100 do s5wn, ST. 200 do b5 81 Y; 80
Lehigh Nav, b. 81. Aer Board--I00 Reading RR s6wn
3iss; IA Beaver Meadow RE- a71. Market dun.
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NEW OIILANS, Aug 2-Arr ship Gar, Philadelphia;
barks Rose Stapdish. and Fanny, NYork.
Affair ship Elerslie Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Aug s--Arr bark Rothschild from South At
antic Ocean, with 800 bbls sperm oil brig Ii MeGila
very, NYork; sehr Laura, Palermo
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On TUESDAY, August 8, by the Rev Father lie Font in
st. vincents Church. Canal street, Mr. Cualsror,RR
MCDONNELL 10 Miss BELINDA HENS
On Wednesday, August 2, by the Rev Dr. Hatfield Mr..
Gro. ii. WOOSTER to IMNA c, eldest daughter OF Mr..
Thomas Robobn, all Of this city
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A PRINTER IN LrCK.-Mr. De CARTS, most eSeel-
lent printer, and for some time the night foreman
in the Gazette ofce, received the gratifying intel
lgeIce last evening, that he had become heir to
$40, 900 by the death Of an uncle In Louisville
Cincinnati Gazette, dug. 5.
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MennOranda.
SHIP Horsto. hence for China, rspsrtsd missing, an
ct Hong KOn Nay II.
LAUxcHw-At Kenne bunkport, 5th inst by Messrs
4. Ward, the 6ne sh Anna Schmidt, OF 764 tons,
on ned by Messr Robert Smith, Jr Of that town Charles
WIN ems and Geo WiAe, Of Kennsbunk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-09

Tho testimsny hses closed, M after absence
q few minutes the following verdict was rendered.:
received 1t the hands Of Michael McFArg and Peter
Clark, snd that Ann Roe was Accessory TO the deed
Wells GsSss Mas IsSd Fe.Is and james Bag
Icy.
Upon the rendition OF the above verdict Peter Clark
and Ann Roe, W present, committed 70 tho
county jail BY Coroner Ball. to swat TRIAL
Michael McFargin made his escape the same morning
Of the aght, and up to the present time has eluded
pursuit
Clark who has been under arrest since the morning OF
the fight, Ia young man about q years Of age.
Ann Roe about 20 years Of age and Of prepossesang
appearance. Neither Of the prisoners showed signs Of
agitation at the rendition Of the verdict
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Queen Of the East Bartlett sydney, SW land SD 23d
for sharghae) 18th Brenda stone Shanghae; ed Don
ouixotte Mott San Francisco; ugh,foot, Piefce and
ADity, Hayes, do; 3lst Cape Cod, Sears N York;
Storm, Roberts, York and shanghae; June ! Eagle
Wing Iinvel san Francisco. sid May John easier,
Messenger Bra Doane, shanshae; ID Webster Fol.
Hr1Sorarr July "A South Caroline, Stewart York
HoRARr TowS-Going up the river May 20 Izaak Walton,
Bursley, from York.
I HsssrrG-Arr July Is N de Embil, Percy, Havana.
Arr at Cushaven 23d Courier, Rofer, YORK; 25th,
Zaratap, Knight, Matanzas.
KrScsrowN@Arr July 20 Alexander, Roye Norfolk
rvfTrooi-Arr July ~, L.oon, Brown st John, B;
2e,h, iustina Black, Montevidsosee below 2sth, Sid
dons TaJ or, New York.
Gid Esd fairfield, Loveiand, NYork; 25th, Joseph
Howe, Rsttrcy, Marrnham; 2eth. VIM sprague, Chase,
ton and Hy Reed, Dearborn WORK; Investigator, Che
ments, emo Bos,onian, King Boston; America Guthrie,
Webster and Centurion COMBS, NYork; 2sth, Britain
MIA Tarrcy Philadelphia Old England, Barstow, Nyork
quebar, Harvard, boston; Iiighaycr Waterman, N
York; 9TH Guiding star, Couch, Boston; Harvest,
Crawford NYork. Entd for las 25th, Harvest Queen
Paine Work Goth, Rhine, Jefferson Boston, Poulney
Mowatt Norfolk 27th, Constantine, Mcwiihams; Uni.
nrprS er Hsrs,k Hudson
Smith, New York Redwood, Ross 81 John NIB; 26th.
Fanny, Dewitt Cuba; 2sth, Merrimack, Bray River Sc
Enid out 20 Eurociydon, Stafford, Sydney, N. s. W.;
swallow Tucker Port Philip Patrick Henry Hurlbut,
New Yors; 27th Lucretis MSsy, Boston; 18Th, Costs
Cid out q, Charlotte, Kelly, IIalower Is, Berlin,
Hiciing, Calcutta asth, Rhone, Moore, Rio Jansifs;
Humphrey, Boston; Florida, sannemAnn. New Yorx
MnTeRp-Arr July 20, Mariner, Bruce, savsnnaA
MMAcA-Ar July Is, HsrcdiA, Rsymuadi, New York
sq Ss IS sf;is ss ;' s s fssse.,
ras ; "a ss s .y ' '''
MApRaA--AYr June u HippogriGA HowaA, Boytou.