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Fall Millinery

MISS r. MCDONALD lsuccessor Mrs. Ciark) will
III Saturday, the 9Th assortment "
fall millinery, of the sc. yes together handsome stock Of
ribbons, flowers, pumrs, Ac
Store three doors from the Post Once,
South side Of Bridge street, GeoFxeown
Wanted immediately competent the business,
o whom the best will be given.
Oct io-d3t lint, a star.l
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$50 that while in the eleven years prior to ls42
exports to foreign countries other than colonial
increased by f72055 in the second period Of
eleven years under more enlightened policy they have in
creased by no less than f3, ,43l 1922 What tri-
umphant reply To those who told us that could not
fight hostile tariffs by free mpors The chief portion of
this increase has taken place. as was to be expected to
those countries most directly affected by the alterations in
our tariff of import duties notwithstanding that they have
done little nothing to reeprocate our policy France
the United States, Holland and the Hanse Towns, (for
German trade Brazils, Cuba and Turkeytare the coun
tries to which by far the largest increase has taken place
1t interesting fact at the present moment that since
1881 exports to Turkey have increased from tSs8654
to f20293 in 1853; while those to Russia, north and
south have increased from 1865 only to fl 22s4o4
If some of foreign neghbors who are just begin
ming grope their way out of the entangements of their
ancient and false commercial systems require facts to assure
them of the safety Of the path which they beginning to
tread whso much apparent timidiy none could be better
adapted for such purpose than those which have thus
briefly placed before our readers
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, October l3, 1854. \
Intelligence has received department
Keenan, United States consul Hong Kong
drowning OF William Smith, in the harbor Hong Kong
Henry shepped Of New York. ship
Quincy"
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prsing bears sway-approprately and forciby re
marks
And so moves ON this universal Yankee nation When
Washington Irving wrote his nimtable description of the
Connecticut man IN his History of New York. the emigran
started from New England and the limit his journey
ings was found in New York The Geneses
try or at the rthes eastern Ohio the Great West
And now few years have rolled by and the change
wonderfu The States that thought distant
frontier have been filed up with busy settlers till
they actually begin to old They becoming too
staid and ancient and the active, graspng
on TO new States The tide of emigration is pouring
from Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri-States
which We're organized but yeserdayand the emgrants
sun say they are going West Thus do the people of
the United States TO take possession of the er-
tage which has been kept reserve those who will take
manfuy and use il we'll Peacefully, yet surely, the
wilderness is being conquered
The New Brunswick legislature is to meet on the 10th TO
act on the reciprocity bin.
Shall help you to aght % said young gentleman,
addressing bouncing country girl who preparing to
jump from carriage. " Thank you sir" she said sweey
"but don't smoke"
party of about thirty persons left this city yesterday
for Kansas Mr. John Serpel well known baker here for
many years was the originator and leader of the
ment The party is made up of energetic men, They will
succeed.-Roch. Dem, We'd
MURDER IN CHARLES coUSrY--The Upper Marlboro Ca
zete of Wednesday says
most diabocal murder was committed near Benedict
in Charles county md last week Mr. VIM Webster for
mery OF Prince Georges county, returning home from
Benedict about eight o'clock in the evening horseback
and when about mile and half from his dwelling he
was shot by some unknown person. The gum supposed
to be musket heavily charged with sugs or large
shot and the entire contents entered his left side passed
through his body. Mr. W. manager for Col Sothoron
and suspicion rests on one of the coone negroes but
do not learn the grounds of the suspicion The murder
has created intense feeling in the community No
tempt was made to rob- as the money in Mr. WIS pocket
undisturbed.n
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SALE TODAY.
ny GREEN 8 SCOTT. Aues.ons.r

ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. AuctAonecrs.
ADMINIsTRAToRS SALE OF THE PERSON AL EFFECTS
o. oapt '"eeph Z. " Hardy dsceased saturday, itt
Instant we snail sell by order of
front auction corner OF 6,h
Penny avenue the Cant Jos,pb r. a.
Hardy deceased Of the United
Of in part ~ N"
Gold watch, books bookcase, swords
Uniform, wearing apparel, Trunks, SC.
Terms cash. rns =
ediatcly after the sale sell
A large and general of furniture
IL bbls eastern heungs
8 new aud Two second hand buggcs, family
half pipes excellent brandy, bbls, whiskey
3 bbls peach brandy IL
With a large lot OF other
GREEN * SCOTT,
,pet iS-d huctioneers,
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VERY Important TO Housek -cpcrs.-Just received
eal hundred bushels Of prime white Mercer potatoes, which
will be sold below market price. Where five bushels
are purchased 30 bushe The above low price is limited
this week only Apply carly the old Railroad Depot Second
street and Pennsylvania Ao hand
supply OF horse feed wholesale ea something cheaper than
most other establishments in the city. Come and see
Oct l3--dlwt WIN. II. SMITH x CO.
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spaulding q Rogers's Two Circuses.
Consolidating Their

Consolidating their
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS,
From their paaa aquatic amphitheatre the Mississippi
Ohio rivers aud their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
a.a SO favoraby known in the North East into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN,
Win the companies comprising respectively The dsin
gushed northern and southern performers,
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE,
Daily, in the ring, presence audience,
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS,
Isoo Sets Of Ciouns,
FIVE CLOWNS In THE RING.
HORSES
COMPLETE DRAMATIC CORPS,
nIs Panom,me every afternoon,
PUTNAM EVERY NIGHT! NED KENDALL, THE BUGLER.
Kendaits Brass Band! Caoaes String Band.
uumpai through principal Streets about ten
O'Clock at every place OF exhibition, OF the bands
the grand Floral Car of staiuetes,
DRAWN BY FORTY HORSES
Driven by one man and everything else,
shmen upon the elaborate and magnificent
monkeys MILE Agnes the celebrated eymnast
Aymar the peerless bare heck rder G.
scenic equestrian mnste Clarence, the young
Mrs ofnond the beautiful
renowned volhgeu Monsieur La modern Hercules
Professor BAldwin the Engsh
complshcd maie w. j. famous Jehu O. Blown j.
Ryan, W Conner, Nc, &c will be exhibited at
p. afternoon and night - -
At Alexandria, Monday October l6;
fAt Georgetown Tuesday, October IL;
At Washington city, Market House Square, Wednesday
day Friday and Saturday, October le, 10, 90
hdnssoh boxes, oO cents P 25 Children and
wants half price to box only
i Oct 6dl2t
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HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEERS OF THIRD BRroApE, d. G.,
Washington, October TO- 1854
Thc regiment viii parade for exercise and review obedience
10 orders o hrgader General G. Weghman and according
to law, usual City O'Clock,
a H., an Thursday, the 18th instant.
oncers will give the orders assembling their
panies ut their be line of battalion
precisely the time.
On this occasion the Legion will be presented His Exceency
The President OF the United States for after which II will
march an column TO the national Washington Monument around
which II will form In circle, and after military saluaon,
officer aud volunteer in the Legion i'll be afforded opportunity
to record his name contributor the erection of this
ment such amount eac judging for hmse conveniently
afford TO give Thus will the Legion heart and hand with
toic evor to commemorate the anniversary of day which
the American troops aided by Lafayette and the French and
all under the lead of Wasneon broke last link in the
chain of depoiic power cleared soil
encountered growth that noble of liberty quietly
under whose ample shade the every American citizen.
The registered will acquire be toge
and contribution of Legion of eemen the
consecaon Of endure sge memory of him
who First first peace and first the hearts of his
counrymen"
By order Of Colonel Hickey:
H. J. MIDDLETON, Adjutani.
Oct l2 IA, IL, Il ID.
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.Markefs.

New YoRx, Oct. l3The -four market is trihe lower
Ohio and southern brands steady and active Wheat is u-
changed at previous rates Sales of western mixed corn
81 a SO cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l3.-The flour and grain markets are
firm this morning, Howardsreet -four is sold at 81 ST.
Wheat sold at 81 65 81 rs for white good to prime and
at 81 SIS 81 65 for red Sales of rs 70 cents for
yellow and white
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The loss of life by the burning of the Prin
cess near Natchez Sunday last is supposed to have
been II or IA persons.
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!, rvyy yr,ks OF FREE TRADE.

mr.. aon Economist compares the export trade Of
Great Britain for the eleven previous 10 under
~ id nroectiye system with the same trade for the
in sncoeedpg wears under free trade and shows tat
while the increase from 1881 TO lo4z was ma,
win Isao 10 ls53 has been no less than t2ol 1866 and
~ - ne snm on f7 900 be deducted as being attrbu-
be 10 the gold discoveries in Australia there wii sun
M increase of fl T66 under Engands recent COM
Zeal policy as compared with t3OOoi4So during the
same number of years prior TO ls42 4,
The total exports foreign possessions range ior 'he
wears 1881, lsa2, 1853, as foiowsi
sassos422 ls55. ssiiiass7 Iffa eG5,S5i57e
Total 10 British possessions IN 80
flo95ae4o fl3,26I, ,43e fss,3s2 2o2
To,o, 10 foreign countries and British possessions
8 1881. 1872 iso3.
fs7i6ls72 f47asl,o2s f9s93a,7Si
neakiue of the bearing of these facts which are taken
fo late return from the board OF trade to the House OF
,nons mon the operation of the navigation laws ne
ootiaed by Mr. Bancroft the London Economist makes
the following important and instructive deductions:
Rot If we refer TO what has been the case in relation
our North American colonies which il stoutly con-
tested depended for their existence mainly upon our nayl-
cation law and the high protecting duties which their TIM
Per and corn enioyed what do find ?the remarkable
fc that while that trade increased in the last eleven
years of protection by f253 l9s under system OF free
trade during the first eleven years. it has increased by t2
5G5O9 and yet there scarcely single person en-
Gagged Ia il who did stouy oppose the policy by which
L has been so signaly benefited With regard the other
British possessions abroad the chief increase has taken
mace in the trade Australia which since 1912 has risen
from e52 to fl45l3 700 in 1885, to India which has
risen from f5 69sss in 1912 to tSls5Gs5 IN 1885 ana
that to Southern Africa Wbic has risen from iooSoio III
1912 TO fL2l l,630 in 1853
The amount of our exports foreign countries at the
same periods follows:
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MARRIED.,

Ga he 10Th instant the Church Of the Epiphany
W. FRRscn, Dr. r. c. MCINTYRE TO SARAH E daughter Of
I0Hn y. WILLIAMS.
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Qy-By Divine permission the Rev. J.. +. CO0ns, OF
Louisville, Kentucky, will preach Sabbath morning ut
O'clock in the Fourth Presby Church. street. Dr.
Smiths. Oct IA
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A"oe"er. Aar'"s Dsssssr Eleven Persons Drowned.
iaoY, Oct, ia ferry skn was upset this morning on
the Hudson river the steamboat dock The k con-
tanned seventeen persons including the skifman George
Yetto, who was drowned only six of whom were saved
The passengers principally young men employed in
Wheeler iayors chair factory in West Troy, which
place they were going to work.
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The Europa at Boston.

BosTos, Oct l3The royal mail steamer Europa arrived
at this port last night bringing the survivors
the wrecked steamer Arctic, including c. T. Mitchell
Charleston and Edward Dupassear who says that Mrs Col
ns and family drowned in the upsetng of the boat
Browns family all last the deck steamer
the last thing before she went down.
The large boat capable ofhoding fifty persons the
Arctcs deck too heavy to be launched and it supposed
was filled with passengers when the vessel sunk. E
[sEcoND DEsPATcH.l
Bosros, Oct. l3.-By the Europa we have intelligence
from St. John, Newfoundland October 5th Governor
Hamilton and the American ST. John are oeusured
for not taking speedy and efficient to search for the
survivors Of the Arctic The reached St. John on the
30th ultimo ia
The ship Nautilus arrived at ST. John the 4th instant
and reports that about twenty five miles Cape Race she
passed quantity of wrecked materials undoubtedly of the
Arctic but that the wind blew too hard to save them
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| ANN WARRANT NOTICE-in June, 1884, The Commis.
acres ssp,smSsr 1850 TO Elizabeth Cooper
widow 81 William Cooper deceased mailed
hands said E. G. Chambers, or
in ,hs Land oaes the
Of Pensions duplicate ' o0"'
Buoynu. toAio., oc.oser TO- 1854. '''" oo0' En-
DC, l4-lawsw
THE FALL OF the CRlMEA, by Capt. Spencer,
J.s. Tas aid;hp%sa, o Twelve Ye.r. :. Sea.
Turkey, Turkey Pas! and Present, M hy r. Mofet.
s"ss q ss
Turkey Rss.s The Black Sea- and BY Capt Spencer,
Carleionh STORIES Of the Irish Peasanry.
hooks FOR THE COUNTRY.
oage and Singing Birds
ua,ie'er management treancnh and Diseases by c. L.
The Iorse-,s history, and by W.
Bees-their hshi management treatments by
The Ppy Yard including management,
The sheep, our domestic breeds and their treatment.
The Pig, Ito general management and treatment.
direct from England printed on fine paper, with attractive
TAYLOR MAURY,s
Octi4 Bookstore, near 9Th street.
IVES az the Queens Of England before the Con-
VI ss' RSs'S. Ms
aushin' Lectures on Architecture and Palniinf vol.
The Seat Of War in European Turkey translated from Valentino
Pamphlet, London.
Lamarine's Travel in the East 2 vos, Edinburgh.
Whtney's Metallic Wealth Of the United States i
Fairbam on Cast and Wrought Iron BnildinSs vol.
Oct IA FRANCK TAYLOR
BY j. c. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
pEREMPToRY SALE OF sTOCKs-On Monday afternoon,
October l s,my auction shall sell, with,
ont .0'.i.'
s easpe''ea Of q, stock
in
Terms cash. in current funds. IlEU
Jas. G. MCGUIRE
| Oct lid AuctiOneer
EOIt RENT, a we'll furnished house in \ desirable
location. For particulars inquire OF
JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
| Oct la-d3t AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant
TREASURY DIR PAArAKxT,
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auct,oneers.

sH BY GREEN Il SCOTT, Auctioneers.
VERY SUPERIOR PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
nj aucionOn Wednesday, the 18th instant, shall sell, at
me residence OF " Wieinan 18th street, between New
Y0R avenue ana street, opposite Mcssrs CorcOran
Rggas Bank, 0 O'clock handsome and superior
sorment OF rosewood, mahogany. and walnut furniture,
2 hne r. r. Gohic gtframe mirrors, - by 90 inches
do do do 46 by "a do
marble and gilt brackets
fine silk damask sofa and chair
fine walnut hair cloth French sofas, IL paToI chairs
fhe rosewood figured velvet covered castor arm chnir
rosewood and walnut velvet covered ladies' castor chairs
fine matbe-0p sofa table, walnut whanot and e
poya
fine lace window curtains grandoes, and mantel
fine mahogany dressing bureaus wassands and
closets
fine walnut wardrobe, mahogany and walnut French and
Gothic bedseads
3fne gilt chandeliers arack and chairs
Fine velvet three and other and ocloh
Fine feather BEDS hair and other and
toilet
Fine mahogany bookcase and bedead and
many other nrlicles which deem TO enume
Terms: All under $780, cash O credit of 30 and GO
days, satisfactorily seang
GREtN SCOTT, Auctoneers
P. S.The nearly and Of
peror quality The ladies gentlemen of the District and the
public general particularly invited to the SALE they will find
II worthy their attention. q. Il g.
Oct l3-d
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Nv u. G. mcGuIRE. Auctlonesr.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT
By OF deed from WH f. Austin and wife
bearing day January 1884 and recorded Lber
A. S. TO- foios 1885, 337 $685. $780, and 3f0 the subscriber
will se public sale Tuesday the 3st day Of October
O'Clock, the First street east between
and south part No s. south Of No.
744 fronting 50 inches by rs deep
alley, together with buildings and improvements
which of well and substantially built story frame
dwelling house,
The will be ODeaf cash, and the balance in
MONTHS notes bearing interest
from by deed IN the property
Of sale complied with in six days ater the
will esod and OF the
chaser upon weeks notice All convyancing at the expense
CHAs. S WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Oc, &ds Auctioneer.
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Shall help you to alght?" said young gentleman,
addressing bouncing country girl who preparing to
jump from carriage. Thank you sir" she said sweey,
"but don't smoke"
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The New Brunswick legislature is to the 18th
act on the reciprocity bin.
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A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A moderate sized
n house, with three bedroom dining
Kitchen completely furnished family without
children Address A H. through the Office apply to J. G.
Mcclure, auctioneer
Oct l3-dlw
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Oct lid
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WANTED, by the subscribcr, goods respectable,
sober, shucke One who
objection his hands in
will find good permanent situation.
Also, good Kitchen maid s. BOULANGER,
Octl3-3 G street, the War Department
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VIM. IL. PRINCE & CO., Flushing New York, VIII
send applicants who enclose their catalogues,
No lTrees Shrubs No. 2-Roses, Bub0u and
Herbaceous Plants Dahas &C. No aarden and other seeds
Oct l3--d9ts
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Markets. =. CAREFULLY Rrrcn1rp FOR rar Tnlsgsr.

pr ,s, ouiet !sIe. ss0sf Of po. S.y s r. ); 5 g.
COTTON-The wihou. change the demand = TAR
Flour AND MEAL market better i9F the low sialeso
nsud the grades finn aud in a request Toy tHe d s ana
city irt de; have been United today o"ng 70 snI
and m moderate que i; bb. ~ - te sals q
MsS aIe IS for bogus State SOS Is for
@1as7 a5 for wseorL r ga ~ = Tor soaO9I %
s 20 or Souberp Flour quiet especially grades,
th: Is Sst tSS @ sS % 10 locd sSt 51sui. ssnc
fancy btrd snd SO Tor Gahesosnd ssa RE Fog
firm sf. & ~, .,s. s 81 hs o s JeIsst Is 70 and Ey Pa
tent Dried af IS S7I and Btaldywine A. 81 ~.
n,,S bss. ~:f business. ss !ss. ri N zee r jy
and s for 0hS in o. Prison held Al -ss f., ,oo,soD Is
per Lake; the demand mainly ie mlTs The OILY sale maze
isle. Of scbusi good =; sssI Barley e q
osi plenty aud dun at 81 , for STATE AID IoI
sales Of ei ia6 usound &C aesc fI weern
PkovisoSs%Tho sdvsnes Pork noted la; has so'
been G'S I On M ss ss % sad on wa Ps With m for he
Sales Of % ss p At 81 5e Z ~ GI ,h S e0,Ds .6s si @ o
Clear Beet ia fair deIaud sales Of IS bb ct ioT
h ds nee. 1 r. l and f better Ss: Hs Issa & % 50 I
sod Ohio private terms Lsid better and Il lair de4paaS
100 hhds Hams g. e7 AID shoulders 4ld5se su
ooFfEEThe nsIlst a5u and here limited demand to
fsS olf to TnTsa.'ni III s Ss:hsi s: pegs 40
SUGARS tut seiie sales @ Lhd oab Ns-eo
on private terms; DO New Orleans Al q al.
MOLAsSES dull and heavy; p hhc Cgbs N1-oveao o.
&c: 10 bbls. New-Ofleans
HOPS dul and lower 10 bales Eass. Western a. >
LIME (. light STOCK and good demand tbls a. 67
bhs Lump idl 5 c-ng at lsde rae
WOOL-poestc ard Foreign quite dull IL clip
aud have only notice sale q iV bs Fesees o. a.
cannot mention -.... .
IRON-A quiet market Scotch Pig aesof 81
months and +S8 cash.
LEADIhe heavy sa,es Of 20 Refined German
Spanish 45 % with
TOBACIOOuly moderate bnsLes supply the -he
ssles Of 25 bales Gaia e 81 DO Kentucky Stem, -
lS Connecticut seed 5D2 10 bales Havana
2c bhd Kentucky acc; $500 u Ioaqaa Beans f
sPICEs-sales Of SEQ mats Ctss az &c
1NDIGOE little better demand prevails AAres a. sc,
ie gee and 81 case. Asnls 2, dsc
sOAP-Saes Of IS boxes English Cssue lite haI<et quiet
NAVAL STORES-The less snd the demand
tls- - bills i6e lots Tor Whole os Crude H
s it l North County a - 756 - eo-1s q oa,siae
Rssi y less il; Gles 80 bbs Z: 81 - r WI
nirsic4 IA is u. d. susrd sc - IS
OLSOGI mari et for Fasih Linseed : glct 10irs %
taes, gale closing lec. Whale q1o LOO obs
foi Easi SIC Rel steady sales te ba E: -. for
estn css Lard Iiry srrr 100 1bs 9, iec
LA1H good rsGuest; sales 30 90 Essern ~ - o.
LU.i bEA IN sood demand SID <i5
SALTNe Lave ut roit sales oi 90 Lisbon snd 3o tsn
csdis p.ivtie terms
SIS -.,f Dsessed 90 s1s5 zss; aaals hsd l5c
Hllf she market quite dali The sales 9 Aa-osi-Ea
lcc 900 Porto Cshello IS Too Do c, ice they
Onot is 90 dry sslted NsrsrLA
as California delivered in Ph.sdsPhia
ply
LTATHER-OL Il quiet Hernlock Sole e rom.a, aIG c.
dull Eush saed sheep strs continue previously no.ee
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DoneSfic Ports.

s L gds5 S9ssrt & %f
Ras.e~ Sye Prdvdence; Tennessee Farmer Robinson Sag
HarIor; Adelaide NicksIson BosO9 Lssdsr haeay oSOn &
b.ek PhlsdelpLis; schrs Thos B. Smith Kelly Ne"bedo'd
''sn july H. brig. Vermont NsylOr
shseIfod Dawn Esatror Candace. Matthews Boston, ase
BALTiNoREArr July 49, bark GeOsa Linday csl,o cd cd
.chrs Clsnds Crewel Dishoni Suffolk HARRISON
BosToS~A July bark Marcia wI,Op New ossP; brig: s
s b. s; Ssed Mpdo1s Ss'ioIe AHe
S E,IEss E'ss c a. sb" S T. T. PiSs 'S
philadelphia Br srs' r.e Oliver fo,' .ns
ss,6erlsrd Pietoa Velocity Paen John n B. bs sarah
wS's P5hs Ms'fs f.y Aea.nS.
benjamin Carver aSi Sh cf. Berry baltimore
Ben siafris wheiden Phsd phis Handy Albany
dem sd shire Wild Rover Aonsui; Kate Hucrs barss OreS
Puis w.b big A1ds and S% ,sa @ @ evening"
BASG0R~Cd July IT, bark J. W Paige Atwo'd Gauddonpe
''Is BArH~cG July R ship Helen R Cooper new 731 'sn;
CHARLEsTONAr July 10, Span. brig Eyim Mas ha''n1''
sckr. Aid, Adams, Havana ,r n, yor. r,,hsl
Rollins Havana and Key wes bark Carolina, sherwood New
York brig Maine Moore Boston CID brig Tartar Naples NV
brig sssen cion eSss esaS g. Mason
VIZ sh 5s Nay SgsT cG.R oah S PsIsG o.on supposed for ph
delpha; 18th Matthew'S Warren, do lj'h Increase Du'
FALL RiyER-sd July 49, schrs Matthew Durfee, james
Aeaandris tnoch French. Hall, Baltimore ILL.,, c..,.n..
hr Peri Hart New York. 9th, schr Mary E. Pearson Ooomo'
savapnsh ,,- ,....on c.o,s,,.
I Pierce o H and iHa Pierce SIh E. Pearson
G4LyEToNA Juy Sss' a,sS M,"S RosS n WsisI e.
BuehsnsT New YORK CS oarss Ssp,u55 uc Vosseo do
otcbtiss Boston In Port ,baks c. Buchanan di,ehargng
aSns cd sdns for for E1sope h MAJOR Bsc
diehsrgnei yeoseo returned lessns ,,c,. ..nos pbu.
in 4 july brig velons Mary. SD
loh bris Ponett new $50 uns) ii JaessonVle 1h
MoBILE-Cid July a. brig Wetumpka Davis Booni schr J.
ho'i & Lsss ,sbir @shabs slufed New York via Havana
ship sster Br) Storey Liverpool Arr ship Refuge 'or NC
-BEDFoRD-sd July H. sehr Truman, Griffin Phila'
NfW.oRLEHNs~Cid July steamship United states Sehenck
Holmes Mechs Ha%Sus s.d5L arg csaPSsR
Ar hs Milan Badger Liverpool; heen A. MILF nco 1aI Pss
S. Thomas trg scmprevvs spsn3 Baseloasi ,el5,
Mary CBrj Robinson Belize, Hond vi" Ruaian iandi o.
NEWARK2sd July a. schr. Rossuus Burley Worth. Ply
n%Ew.LoNDoN-Arr July r. -ehr t. P Abel Dickinson Phil
NEwPoRT-An July l3 ?. NJ schIs Enoeh French % M H.i
Fs River for bal,moTs Increase Ba,t Dsa'9n o @ @
her and sehooneIs with lumber have just come IN sHd an
PRovlDENcEA July ls .eh Eclipse, ,"a,. RtessD. & Psia
derhis Label wisms do sesh9%er % bacon h0nos H
Oyeon Rondoui CID orig Busy Peterson Car
ss n'' Bf f rorrsSoe S. John BrooIa Leighton Ea,tp
.eh Race Roek Brown J9bn HAMS Wshmn Van sna MaTy mn N
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