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VERY SUPERIOR MINCE MEAT
v 800 pounds Of Mince Meat made by Ddicr's pa
tent cutter For sale at 25 per cent less than can
be prepared by families. A. JACKSON
Corner and 18th streets
Confcctoncrs and Hotels can be supplied at Phils-
dephis prices, by tho 80 lbs. Call and examine
dec ls--lw A. j. :.
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3t. GEORGETOWN,
90 Fridge street, south side.
80 HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

y, BLACKBOARD, SiIyer-smith and
- Jeweler, has just received direct from New
York and Philadelphia, in addition " his usual
sortnent Of hne Watches, Jcwelry and Silvcr-wsrc.
articles new aud unqe, suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
TO which he invites the inspection Of The public
His stock is large quite new, and well selected and
will be sold at prices that cannot possibly fail to
please.
splendid assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches,
fine Jewclry OF every description. Pure Silver
Wares, Spoons, Forks, and Tea Sets, plated on al.
bata. Ff fIr
American, English, and French Clocks, from
81 so 10 $50.
J. s. u. has for many years paid particular aitcn-
ton 10 repairing fine Watches. and has lately awaited
tate bis operations. Jewclry repaired equal TO new
Engraving in NIL its branches. Charges always very
moderate dec 1e-iw
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-rxrsxIvANIA Arenre. Mt,

DENNsYLyANIA Avenue, befwecn 9th
III and 10th streets, have inst received large as
.ortrnent Of Cloths Cassimers, and vesting, which
they win have made up 10 order in the most fashion
able styles
Also, on hand very large stock Of rcady-nsde
Clothing which they will sell cheap % any other
establishment In the United States. deo
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TIME undersigned will have all Of his
- accounts made of by the Esd, and he would
most earnestly request his customers to call and set
tie the same promptly, either by cash, or with notes
at short date il Is matter Of great Importance
TO have his books closed up.
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner Of 9Th street, and opposite Centre
dec 22-lw Market
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lJHAMPAGNE.-Lale Creme De Bouzy
~ Champagne. The undersigned begs leave 10
call the attention of the citizens Of Washington and
connoisseurs, TO this new brand Of superior full
bodied and fruity Champagne, which, upon trial,
win be found unequalled BY any now imported into
the country. For sale by
L. E. WHITE a CO.,
No CO Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 9TH
street, opposite the Bank Of Washington,
"a dec oI.-qtf
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND
PLATED.WARES.
a entire new stock OF Watches, jews
IA ery, Silver and Plated Wares, is now offered
at Wizards old stand l22 Bridge street Georgetown
by r. g. WETENHALI,
Call and see tho new styles, which will sell at
New York prices.
. Clocks, Watches, and Jewclry carefully repaired.
dec 1g--2w
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a MEXICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE
"A Advancement Of Educston.-Prof LOOMS,
of the University Of New York. viii lecture this even
ing, at the Smithsonian Institution In the new lee
turc room, at ~ O'Clock. 81
The Association will meet at 81 o'clock, and dis
cussions may be expected
The exercises during tomorrow will be of an inter
esting character. Notice Of subjects given in the
morning papers. r. l.. COOKE,
dec 26--lt u 8@ Secretary.
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UHAvE Just received large cargo Of
il Albany Lumber 10 good order and well seasoned;
II contains fine lot Of ~, "a, 81, 81, 1874 Pannei
Understandable select Cuttings, Cherry, Poplar, and
Walnut M NI
Also, prime lot u SIS Poplar for coachnakers.
You will also find general assortment Of Lumber,
Lime, Calcined Plaster Rosendale Cement Shingles,
and Laths.
last and not least q large stock Of Coal such
peach orchard and Lykins Valley red ash, Lehigh
furnace Coal, egg and stove-size white ash.
Now unloading cargo Of superior Lump Cumbera
land Coal: all OF which will be sold reasonable
terms by applying at my yard, on First street. near
dec fRs.odiw JOHN pURDY.
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PROsPERI,s CORNET BAND.

PROsPERI'S CORNET BAND.
Leader, J. NJ. PRosrER- Conductor, r. PRosrxRI-
l.. WKBBEn, Cotillion Conductor
HAVING associated in our Band some
Ii Of the most scientific and best skilled musicians
in this city we are prepared to attend Military Pa
radcs Balls, or Private PARTIES with any number Of
pieces. tSHW
Residence, opposite the Marine Barracks.
nov 2p--1Y I
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FASHIONABLE DRESS, T,ALMA, AND
CiOak-making Establishment.
No. As ~ street, sonh Of PesasWrania areare.
r. AIDES desiring TO be fitted out In the
IL most fashionable style with either Of the above
named articles Of dress will do well 70 call at the
abovenamcd establishment.
Also. q Room 10 rent suitable for an Office
da<,tf I'm
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HENRY,S INvIGORATING CORDIAL,
DERFECTLY vegetable in Its compose
Lassitude, General Prostraton, Sluggshness Of the
Liver, Dyspepsia Excitement RestIessness, Sleep
lessness Confusion Of ideas, Melancholy Incapaciy
for Study or Business, Dislike Of Society, DC.
crease and restore the appetite, strengthen the ema
cated renew the health Of those who have destroyed
i by sensual excuses or evil practices induce con-
inual cheerfulness and equanimity Of spirits, and
prolong life. Sa M IN
Persons Of pale complexion and consumptive habits
are restored BY the use Of bottle or two TO bloom
and vigor, changing the skin from j. pale, yellow,
sckly color to q beautiful forid complexion.
Price % per bottle; three for S5; six for 20.
Sole proprietor, g. =. COHEN,
.8 M 4tf 4s8Ftat PHILADELPHIA Pa -
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To conclude with the Comic Ballet Pantomimc Of
FRISAC, OR THE DUELIST.


METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTI-
TUE LECTURES.
THE Board Of Managers have the plea
il sure Of announcing to the public, that Professor
ESPY has kindly consented TO deliver short course
oflectures before the Institute that part Of Mete
orology which embraces the cause Of Storms and the
phenomena which precede them, by which a careful
observer may know when they are approaching, from
twentyfour TO fortyeght hours before their arrival
His first Lecture will be given in the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute Rooms, over G. q T. Parkcr's
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 9th, at
" o'clock.
The Professor is DESTROYS that those persons who
desire 10 attend the should be present Mt the
first lecture as the elements win be then explained,
without understanding which, IL will be difficult 10
understand the remainder Of the course
Lectures free.
BY order: p. NJ PEARSON
dec z6--2t Recording Secretary
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FINE JEWELRY.

FINE JEWELRY.
IT HAvEjust received a new supply OF tho
u latest styles Of Jcwelry, and have just finished
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware, such Tea Sets, Cob
let's, Cups, Spoons Jerks, Ladies' Butter Fish, and
Pie Knives, Napkin Rings, &c. &c; all Of which I
will sell at much lower prices than is usually asked
for the quality ofgoods at other establishments
In this city And every article viii be warranted
represented at time Of sale, at 4ls. PcnnsyIvana
enne, between ~ and 9th streets
dec l5--dn tMr H. o. HOOD.
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XNE are now having all the accounts
w on our books made of, and will have them
ready for delivery by the goth, and viii be greatly
obliged TO all who win come forward and pay up
early as possible as we are in great measure dc
pendent upon collections to meet engagements at
This and the approaching season Of the year. Those
Of our customers who do not wish their accounts sent
In will oblgc us by coming sending to the store
for their respective bills during the present week
dec 1g-eo3tif w. NJ. SINISTER A co.
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ISHRISTMAS FRESENTS.-yust received
~ and now opening at Downs and Hutchinson's s,
the most beautiful collection Of Shell Work of every
description ever offered in this city together with .
fine assortment Of Fancy Goods Of English, French,
and American manufacture, including
Gard Cases and Porte Monnaies Of every do
scription 10y 80 II
Jewel Caskets, Albums, Cabas Work Boxes
Fancy Boxes, writing-dcsks, Alabaster Ink
stands M WI
Shaving Cases, Razors, Combs, and Brushes,
!. in great variety 49,
Travelling Companions, Cake Boxes. Wax Dolls
Wax Figures under glass Panorsmss
Cthldrenss Cups and Ssuccrs with notices; and
Tea and Dinner sets, complete for children
Toys, China Vases, Backgammon Boards, 40
Pcrfnmery, Lubin's Extract
Abata and Silvm-plated Ware, Pocket Knives,
! &c, Ac.T sa ssl Et
Also fine Gold and Silver Watches, Fancy Clocks,
and fine Jcwelry Of every description together with
many things not necessary TO cnmerate, and 10 all
Of which the attention Of the public Is respectfully
DOWNS a HUTCHINSON,
42s Athspeum Buildings, Penn. avenue,
dec 2l-Aeod1w ~ near ~ street.
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SUPERIOR WATCHES. 81
II HAVE ON hand good assortment of
il perfect timekccping Watches, from the best
makers in Europe or America, that ! viii sell AZ
greatly reduced prires Mt lls Pennsylvania svonue.
dec 15-dn II. o. HOOD.
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~ N eullre new StOck OIL WAtc0eSs jews
n elry, Silver and Plated Wares is now offered
at Wizards old stand l22 Bridge street Georgetown,
by II. q. WETENHALL.
Call and see tho new styles, which viii sell at
Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry carefully repaired
n MEXICAN RIFLEMEN, CAPTAIN
- J. i. Smith, will meet at the Armory, corner
of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue on to-inor-
row evening, Thursday at o'clock.
Punctual attendance is requested
rHRISTMAs and New-Year Presents
~ The subscriber has received large and splendid
assortment Of Fancy Goods, suitable for Christmas
and New Y ear presents, viz:
Staple and Fancy Stationery
Elegant Pianos
Musical Boxes
Paper-mache Goods
Porte Monnaies very handsome
China Vases and Cologne Bottles
Ladies' Cabas, or Workboxes, in great variety
Gold Pens
Rodgers's Cutlery
Games for Children
Fresh Perfumery, DC. BUa EFsss NY
All which win be sold ut reasonable prices
w. G. ZANTZINGER,
Stationcrs' Hall, adjoining the Kirkwood House.
dec 2l-2wdf
ERESH PRESERVES, JelIies, Extracts
- for Flayoring, &c.-Just received, from one Of
the most celebrated preserving establishments In the
country the following articles put up expressly for
family use
5 dozen fresh Peaches, natural favor
s do Cranberry Jelly
do Currant Jelly
5 do Grape Jelly
do Orange Jelly
5 do Lemon Jelly
5 do West India Preserves, assorted
25 do Extracts Of Mace, Lemon, Almond,
Vanilla, and Celery
90 jars Canton Preserved Ginger, imported
5 cases fresh Citron do
For sale by e. H. WHITE q CO.,
No. 90 Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 18th
streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
dec 2l--3tif
ENGLISH DAIRY, Pine Apple, and
IL Goshen Cheese.--25 boxes English Dairy
Cheese small size selected expressly for family use.
10 cases Of Norton's celebrated Pine Apple
Cheese
100 boxes Goshen Cheese, selected
20 casks do do.
Just received from New York per schooner Ann
ID. For sale by 4. Z. WHITE a CO.,
No. SO Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th and It'll
streets, opposite Bank Of Washington.
doc 2l--3if ~ E
lNHAMPAGNE.-Lale Creme De Bouzy
~ Champagne. The undersigned begs leave TO
call the attention of the citizens Of Washington and
connoisseurs, TO this new brand Of superior full
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no BUILDERS,

TUyHE Subscribers have for sale, at the
METROPOLITAN PLANNING MILL $4,000
feet prime seasoned 81 North Carolina Flooring,
cheap. FITZHUGH COfLE BRO.
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EREsH FRUIT, NUTS, &C.
IL 100 boxes Rsisins
700 pounds Currants, good and cheap
5 bales Almonds, hard and soft
10 do Ground Nuts, fresh
Q do English Walnuts, fresh -
do Pecan Nuts
8 bags ShclIbarks
barrels ShcllbarkA largo
barrels Crinberries
8 cases Preserved Canton Gingst
@ do Citron ~
9 do Prunes fresh t#lFM
60 drums Figs, new
barrels Oranges
barrels Lemons OLA FL
Guava jelly M
dozen r Rsolasss s ss.Ssss as.,.,r.a
do do Theoretically sealed
dozen Pine Apples do
Tamarinds
Q cases of Brandy Fruit 4H M
do Ssrdines third hall, and whole b'xs
barrel Mince Meat
10 drums Sultana Raisins
dec ie~eoawif Corner 9th and streets.
NEW YORK BUCKwnEAT.- Entrn new
IN hulled Buckwheat and Goshen Butter.
For sale by ROB'T d. TWEEDY,
Corner Penn. avenue and 18th st., south side.
dec 2l-eodganl .L 49,. n
CL0CKs, CLOCKS, CLOCKsi-The I'M
~ dersgncd having at great expense, fitted up the
second story Of bis store and made il easy Of access
by stairway In front invites all persons in want Of
agcod and cheap Clock and withal trnckecper, to
give him call as he Is satisfied there 4 not another
such assortment in the city, All Clocks sold by
me are warranted 10 run and keep tmc one year. if
properly used. A few French Clocks on hand.
My prices are from 81 Is 70 sos.
49, 5J4 Seventh street,
P.s. All bills made with mo must be settled
monthly. dec 2l-eod2wif
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a NNUALS, HOLIDAY PRESENTS, kc.
n Abbott's Rollo and Lucy books, and Childrsns'
books in great abundance, at the Union Bookstore,
between Third and Four-snd-a-half streets,
dec 23--5t 474 Pennsylvania avenue
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" MEXICAN RIFLEMEN, CAPTAIN
IA j. Il. Smith, will meet ut the Armory, corner
Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue, on to-nor-
row evening" THURSDAY at O'clock
Punctual attendance is requested.
nov oo.-W1v
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We would particularly call the attention Of our
friends to the advertisement Of William T. Evans,
Druggist and Apothccsry, corner Of H and It'll
streets, Northern Liberties. Mr. Evans has on
hand fine assortment Of drugs and chemicals,
and rare article Of medicinal brandy.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-27

CHARLES DAVIS, whose name was mentioned in
the watch returns in the Organ Of yesterday, is
not Charles Davis at the Star office.
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The year 1854 commenced on Sunday and win
end on Sunday, making 5s Sabbaths in this year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21
Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THlArRE Mr. Forrest is to appear In his
o sn .:
also be played.
BowxsY THxA1RA-shakspeare,s tragedy Of q othsllo"
is to be represented this evening" in which the young
American trageian, Mr. Arnold will play the part Of
OthelIo The amuang farce called tho Two Buzzards
will close the performances.
which has drawn full houses every night since it,
production on Monday evening e to Be repeated TO-
night Evolutions on the tight rope and divertisse
msnt will likewise be given.
burrows THEATRE Tho new domestic drama Of
Sunshine Through the Clouds" win Be repeated this
evening with the same excellent cast The popular
drama OF David Ccppsr6sld" viii also DO played, In
which Mr. Burton will appear as Micawber.
NATIONAL THKanR-The performance provided for
this evenr comprises the Local drama Of Fashon
snd Famine" the favorts drama Of the /" Hunter Of
Nothng.h
wAuAcx's THRArRE-A new comic drama, entitled
time this evening senorits Soto viii execute favorits
pds and the amusement will terminate with the farce
MrrRoPo, THEATRE -Misa Julia Dean will appear ~
Juliet this evening, supported by Mr. f. EDDY Romeo
and Mr Eytings Mercutio In Shakspeas tragedy OF
Romeo and Juliet" The sisters Rousset win execute
several favort Dances and the performances win close
with the farce Of "A kiss In the Dark"
AFRICAN NrsEuH The exciting drama Of the "Corst-
can Brothers" win BE- played again this evening, with
lar pieces win be given in the afternoon.
RTPcDRoNH "A very attractive performance Ia offered
for this afternoon and evening.
wooD's MISsrEns arc stin performing 10 fun houses
good programme for this evcniog.
Bucnrr's SERryApERs are 10 repeat the buresqus
opera Of "Luciczia Borgia" this evening.
WOODS ErnoPIAx MNsrRxs advertise several fes-
tures for this evening
NEW EQUESTRIAN ESuRpMsI We understand that the
great Southern circus Ia to take up M winter quarters
IN this city. An arrangement viii probably be made
with the Hippodrome proprctors, which win afford the
public opportunity Of witnessing both the great shows
during the same entertainment.
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Died.

Died,
On Wednesday morning. Ses TENDER 20, PEKR SACKMAN,
aged 20 years. his late residence 688 Eighth
is friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend hts funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock. His
remains win be taken to Trinity cemetery
On Tuesdsy, september 10, JOHN CLYDE aged 20 years.
Pbiladelp hia papers please copy.
On Wednesday, September 20, at half past four A. NJ
MARGARET ONniI aged months and 3 days, youngest
daughter OF James and Sarah ONeiu.
The friends relatives Of the family
invited attend the funeral this ut halt past
two O'Clock, at 2S2M Bowery.
On Wednesday, September 20, Mt three O'Clock, Pm.
after short and painful mesa, JOSEPH Lyons aged "a
years. lie leaves wife and four children to his
loss.
Eis relatives and friends respectfully invited to
noop 10 Greenwood cemetery from the third cottage,
No s. near Hamilton avenue, outh Brooklyn.
On Tuesday September TO- suddenly, Mrs. NARY ANN
NosTKAnD, in The 10th year Of her age
The funeral will tabe plsce from her late resi- enos Ill
south Second street, Williamsburg this afternoon at two
O'Clock
On Wednesday September %, ABRAHAM D., son OF
Abraham D. MyeT, sged year and 25 days
The friends and relatives OF the family invited TO
attenhs funeral this Afternoon ct four O'Clock, from
the house OF Aaron Ayer, Laurence street, Manhattan
willie.
On Wednesday, September %, Of Inflammation of the
boz els SARAH H. daughter of Jason NJ and Mary Smith,
age 2 years and months.
1ho relatives and friends Of tho family invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents
Factoryville, Staten Island.
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PHnApEIImA, Sept 2o-(Rep-rted BY Fry Thomas
Fiyu 8oard-sis00 City ds IS, Sea; eo0o do, 81 500
6s 49, 74K; 1875 Ieheh 6s 20. cash. 9&; TOO CITY
Res kPRR, 81; 100 WILMINGTON RI 6's 4 DAYS, 87h;
lok 200 rsadiI RI, 3s: 100 do IS IN, Ssk; SO do,
Is, 3eK SO do sdsn, 100 do IS. S65; 100 Norris
Ss1 Is @ 4S 49, loo 90 ban ~ soS DO
RR vi 3s schuyi Nav pref. BIS, 3d. 80 Be Meadow
KR, 3d. 90 Long I-iaud RR, b5, lax BctHccn Bodrds-
$40 ths Peon RR. 45x; 50 Morris Canal BIS, 13k; 100
Long Island RR, 14h; 200 Re- aiding RR, IS 3s1 100 do
b. 81 40 do, 81; luodo 81 ri 100 Union Caoa 1oX 50
10000 DO, f. be, Ss1z 5000 DO in lots ssk 200
sn Canal 6s bs 6l 1905 do Jays 61 100 shs Moris
Caosl b5, 1877 100 do, cash, 1875 100 do, 1872; 100
Reading RR 37x 100 DO IS ~n, in lots 37 81 Beaver
Meadow RR, 49, 200 Long leland r, In lots, bS, 14h
1f0 do DO, LAY; "a Penn < R, 46H;8 do, 2 days, ASK
100 Union Canal, bs, lox; % DO 10A; Bank Of North
merica l4o Afer Board-6 shs Long Island RI, b5,
l4A % do 4,! 800 ao b: i4k; 400 Uoi"n Cana. b5,
20 chayl Nav pref, 33h. Market Arm.
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- uOv0 Uc0eas Oool QUeet1e1s
vessels bsvhx reached New Ycsk vi e,rgsss e ed
and other pre- uoes q ths British prsvAess sad olsiasd
Their Adissss duty free 1sdsr the recent t aty
op~osy tn Sserstary q the Treasury has addressed
tho fos v'sg stsr to ths Ceieetsr OF NsS Yo which
We publish for general isfsrustaoa -
JkEAsURy DRARTG4n, Sept 10, 1854.
sR-Tbe 9Th article u tie reciprocity treaty with
Greet Britain provides that the prsseat treaty shsn
tass effect the laws required ~ osrry 1t into
Lament Of 0rsss Britain, and BY the Provincial Par
hsu<nts OF those Of shs British North American colonies
Which affected by this treaty on the hans asd
the Uniseo Sta es the other" Aud the 9th article
prOvides the treaty shall rot embr N-wfoun Al md
until the Provincial Parliament az tbs COLONY Of New
fouadand ., the Congress Of tho United
laws to that effect
Is uDdSsttood that the I'm seral Parliament and the
Congress the Uuie have oasssd the neoessary
Laws TO carry the into effect including e~soaod
land but that the psrlaments Of OF tie British
Moth American oolooies have pet acted upon the
subject and some Of them will not be in session for
several Don'hs
Tho ma vsa,ion Of the Ct Lawrence and tho dshsries
beog coBsfoersd Imperial rights have been ooaoeded
the Us states by CIR. at Britain In advance OF the
proper egstiou by the col0l but that has effect
upon the tariff Of the colo ies which only DO taken
United states has been ade do pendent upou their
ton he tariff laws will Therefore DO 10 force. ~
though tbs treaty had not been until the British
colonies shsu eeslAte upon the abject. in accordance
with the prsvisioBs OF the treaty Their )egslston
viii 81 course be communicated to the Roverpnsnt Of
the United States and when SO communicated will b
made public and the proper notice given to cessation
OF duties am, wry respectfully,
JAMES GUTHRIE. Secretary Of the Treasury.
H. J. RWYnD Collector, &C., New York
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sehr ssHy Bscesr Onsy, D~rsss, 7 dayE
echr Ross, HAS Nssatr. Pa, via Key west,
sspt vfth live oak Pscs OaSrch. espt II. lat
81 So les n 70 psssef tsvx Pstot under Jury mssts
stsnding W. supposed bcusd IN Bslumors 18th Let 70
80 Ion II As, passed . of-wsr, tat sappsssd TO
be Fspch with loss Of siatopm starhcsrd quarter,
galky, st ths same ttms pass d Beem shts 9TH
oss Of foremost and misea tepmasts both standing for
Csps Hsary 18th. u gun ship gs into the cnssA-
sohr F1ls, Weeks, washiustea Sept 10 of Cape Cur.
rtuch saw frgate with loss Of mantopaast standing
North
sehr Louisa, Bseaer vashingtos. sspt Is. Oh Csps
Hatterss spoke pchr warser, heAos fer Wilmington.
scbr Rio O'Dono<li washiogtoA-
scbr Mary Robbins, NewS~~n-
Schr Union. Beeslsy. Pl, mouth, NC.
Schr Ann Hymau, Cooling, Hswberr.
Scbr Martha, We~ts Beaufort
Scbr smith. Deuick, ulncgtou.
Schr ninth, DIN Richmond
Schr Henrico, Tuttle Richmond
Schr Rarbel Jane d. Iiels Baltimore for Cekassee
Eschr W sasley, Homsr. Pismouth, days.
sehr Caroline knight. Wilson, Lubeo.
Scbr Bent. We naoe, Msch as
schr Bolivar, Mitchell Nschias, 10 days.
ecbr GreciAn, To roy, Msohiss.
Schr Jewett, Baker, Portland, Ne.
Schr Florida, Souls, Pogtland, No.
Schr earAh Louisa, Bicks. Rocktand
Schr frances Emors Smith, toudsut-
BELOW
BIZ brig Masonic, from Limeriok-by pilotboAt julia
Also, one bark and one brig, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Africa, Liverpool; North STAR Aspinwall;
BENZ Franklin. st Thomas; Roanoke Norfolk, 10.
Wind during the DAP fresh from NV.