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sayed himself alone, and only by one oL those
enatienl deyo,iors which might be said to be
borrowed from "tbe old man of the moun.
tain Bat he become only moro powerful
an that account over the population who be.
licve in his divine mission, aud in 1872 he
aveneed his defeat ever the same General
Cradle, by anuhihling the half his army
IN the dciles of Dargo. The disaster Of
Darro Is one ofthose whose inevitable echoes
bos pointed ont to the whole Of Europe the
terrible chances ofthe Caucasian war. Scha.
myl founded his reputation On it' his bold
ncss increased BY means Of it Several sue.
eossyc invasions Of the reharchens occupied
the years 1913 aud 1911, and the Ignorance
o. the Generals who were sent ogiinsithcm,
permits the victorious chiefio establish defn.
itcly his theocraiie power, aud To organize
his country aud his army in definite man.
ner. undcr this point Of view, Sehamyl
has again proved himself man of genius,
His operations as a legislator, and Us polili.
cal croator is rs remarkable as his roe of u
prophet.
The defect of Dargo has been since Gin
1sI5) repaired by the seizure Of that fortress
under the orders Of Prince Norronzoif-
But tins hrllian, success did not prevent
Sehamyl from invading in 1916 the terrific.
rs Of kaba,dioi aud il has aei rreve"tsi
him from appearing recently in Georgia, at
the head of twenty thousand men. with sixty
cannon that is To say, in greater force tlan
ever. And in the present circumstances,
suchpn auxiliary as this isnot to be lespised,
The Prince Woronzoif. still Governor.
General oflhe Caucasus, il caught between
the hor.emen of sthamyl and the regular
troops Of Turkey, wbull find himself in q
very critical position. The Ottoman En-.
+ uire has ihrce fleets on the Bhek Sea io
keep in check the two squaarons of Russia.
i Il Is known already that ammunition and Of.
lecrs hasc been Fent by the Porto to Seha.
myl Should hs.tililies commence. the
feherlcssos could not resist following IN the
wale If their co.relieioni.is and yielding to
/ the prestige 0f their leader. and in that case
there would PERHAPS commence for the gov.
cnmcu, uf St Petersburg one Of these cx.
pia,iuns Of Providence which Aene, the
public feeling. The Caucasus besides ha.
nothing "a gain IN civilization by It's eanuce.
7 lien with Rn.sia There will alway. be morc
true lihriiy. mora iniise, anl more culighi-
uned rsfrm- On tie side Of the young foscr-
eign wbo protects equally al religions. aud
whn carries out the promise II tinlnane, ilan
un the sida uf the aniocni who has neyer
respected tlis independence and nationality
Of he nations in the vicinity Of his vast Em.
pie.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS

DYa recent Act Of Cdnggcss, Bounty l,,3
ID are granted 10 ollieers and VOLUNTEERS IN n
military .ervire Of the United States in The n,
ollsll. or any OF the lndian wan sinee n.
also 10 eommi, STONED oilieeh IN the war n,
Mexico. In epse al the deeea,e Of tie oilt.f ,
soldier. the land can be obtained by tie Rid
OF minor children,
The undersigned, acting as geachl Land Ass.
will attend promptly TO ppcarinr bounty l.
Warrants i0f ihasr entitled 10 ihrm and laraia
il drsHel. having general kuuR ledge ol !
lands in The Rcd River l.aud District. lie w.
allie 70 make choice selections. All lrtisn
inquiry, p1si-paid. will be promptly answsi,
aud Instructions given, II defined,
DANIEL L, WILLIAMS.
LaHd .iral
Washington, Afks., Nov. y, 1850. q
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
C0-PARTNERslIp.

KINlIE nndefsisuo1 hasirs fufehased ihe Da
i establishment Of b. L L. Williams ia,tl
kcspHa seneral assallmeaie sci Drug. MoiiF,is
raIutz. o,Iz Is nye ,tafz
Our stock eilIl.g rHtehazed under tue fsf,ssl
iBsnceiianei Dr. lesua who vii stsli Ia 4
iru dalH ion that paffase.
Ne will be raabIcd la ell sttielrs Ia ga Z
an better term than iHrf ba.ersrf teen offend
this mlfkri, and ws NaIIaHI rFrK aftIse -
l., o. 10 le raIu aad zruaiar.
Prescriptions Hui ~ aHal aestua'ely roairaslH
ei Al any time ta, 60 fishf
GllAsH MICHEL
Il 3 FOSTER
HaaiIRsasa -. ie, lsa3
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
FAY UP! Paw UIb,,

4 ~ persons indebted 10 Tie Underlined 40, =.
We lh DAY Of January last nro L,,'t.,, W 20
spgeunlly notified that must have ,,,,,s re-
al,1 consequently am under The nese-.ii, ,,
'''l requesting them 20 ruuo lory,s,i ..i ~,
np ct ns caIly day as possible '''' "'' s''ucc
Warrington 10 10. 1874 ''''DNtH
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VllE sii1riEuod offers lor sale on accer
4 Aiulaiing terms. 1900 srfrs Of choice nI
iaiah.r Land, situate in Sc,ciI couniy, Aisi8
tan
Thee lands were trlcrisj n 1856 arc Of y
hesi quality Of upland and are located ina 3
fimlI, ncirhloihOod
For terms. &e.. cnquire Of ". II Eiief /.
Washington. of the iulfcHlrr OF liiilr Rod
WATKINS n CIRRAA
January -, is52 a.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
CAUT THoN.

NOTICE /, hereby 4,frihai viii rro'er'''
~ 20 che eslsni Of tss aw ai' inini'on oH H'
land Ihoo tlal have Seen i, iiIr iala' ol fp
l.fr my timber mmi end dail gui o. palH
T., William, Do my aHhorsd arrn' and VIII {"
port 40 iuiruirf . ..........,
Washington, Feb. q 1850 u
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
Notice.

LAND OFFICE.
NAsnikgHns Ark's
iHyz2Hi ISL
NOTICES HEREBY elFEs fhai zasfi6
y 5artafaU 90 iiiIIy jat hrm Ils dai, trt
oL appIo'ui, t' fir rr.'a.ru'It 80 fi-fiiss.
ins sel, wtI' tr I.rfi-r1 % fti. tnrr itr strf
having lgH fcrH nr cfrrrUH 'y marked g
ias plate oli iir office o., fud
The IS hu.e of ,rti.ru % and lo ln TrwH'tif o.
fuuil. ui mango lH uelf--'ir 81 at It'll ard u
ui SW qr y ~ in suf s 900. iu I.Nu.iIr Dos
Il 20 " ihr NJ ~ and 81 l3 SEqr li Y
uf M a. ll whole oi tcciinus 4l gi an,,.'
NJ %, NJ 20. sud ~ a. 70. .mTBSk- W
nENl. n JEI-r Rfrsf
CHAs u Mitchell ne"'"'
Pa3Iagf5H juig0, 1853
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
no COTTON PLANTERS.

INlL mlruignoi imyc nulal o. CU.IanUcr-
i saip and upeasd .hup 80 itis p.sce iui the
m1lnatlutc anl repairing uI Cotton Gins.
They VIII shortly De- in receipt of un ample uew
stock of lhf bnsiqmlily of Giumu rfihis Il, M tho
Eat which they lnicud 10 work up INTO Gint
which will be- fully gnuucnicrt Ia give entire
salislaciion. One oi us tNf WyAtrl having ior
snme i've years cSeci'ri most of the work that
went from ihr shop OF the late . =. 90, ,i,ts,.
t.'.'''' '''si "',l ulcreouniry. that all wofi ,orc
oi,l ,,l9p will be ially equnl II 10, superior 10
Mt cofby " '"'Ialc
,,ho m' ,, .'.l'll ,ar patronage OF Cotton plap,,r
snJ l'..l "'ll "'nl new Gins, or Old ones Repaired
a.'u uon' lhrN will tcnl in their pnier. a! n,,i,
ls convenient In order that their e,p, M MAJ, ,'',
nre,.,, ,s,, 20 pc ready for them by tha time tbc
r'I,'nl p' Sowing ciop BE- ready lof prLinr '''
ny permission Of some and wiihani bnt,,nt.i|
an opportunity of con.alisr olrr. ,,s ,, ','u
~, ,,,,'of , Of nlne. gl well known Cotton ppnlc,. %
70 "no.n We w'nId rcarns rarapl. M. ,i.,,''
shop nl ! X Tntliy '' W w ~ lhc
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
DlssOLUTI1N.

U,llE co-Iarlncrsbip heretofore cziiiug Be-.
l. tween myfcll ahd John ! si.Iiman in The
mercantile business IN Arkgma, was disol,ci hy
mutual consent un the slh Aufusi. i-jl. snd iir
settlement at the bu'meH rnunrricd with iir
same 10 couhdcd exclusively 10 mc.
J. G. D'ARMOND.
Washington, Sept IS, 1859. J5-L
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
SEW Es.H. H.S co.
Wholesale Foreign and Domeaj
DRY G0oDs5OBBING BuslsiS

BALTIMORE. M
At the all stand Of RIuarn srwrll No. Il
Baltimore street Om stock will he larer. Il
romIiisa a general variety ut Eah Srnag 4
SataaioI Ca.fz. Of RECENT importation. aul srls
ei iram The laissi and most approved style iail
several markets.
Wewoull most respectfully request cal 8
examination ef nuf stock.
Na.sfrt q Era
Rieutua slWEEii
Lows BEsmfF,
lusuuA T. kotsupN tE
feb %. ls'l
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
MANUFACrORy.
Wnshington Arkansas

fNllE undersigned huyiugpurchased the nu,e,,
L al Sc. Of j. T. COLLINS, has commenced ,ts
ef Furniture, in the basems,,
OF Temperance Hall, opposite the Clerks oafs
where he will be prepared TO furnish any anIr',
IN the Cabinet line, made OF The best mairilalss,
in a neat fashionable and substantial manner
lle#will keepa general variety always on Ina
A. he :sdrltmniued 10 sell low, his tefu.s will
yariubly he GAsn. Al kind ct Repairing dopt-
Collins nude and trimmed 10 order, All orJs,,
lor furniture will meet with prompt attention. :.
A eal is respectfully solicited from those MI,
desire anything in the Cabinet line.
w, W, WELDON
Washington, Eb. 10, 1853, III,
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
We EDECAL NOTICE.

h CHARLES D. mitchell. oarp HE
!. seI.ie'' 10 the citizens Of Washington anJ
Of H. w. Smith. "'' ct 'H' 'e''u'nec
March 18th. 1916. ..s
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
vALuAsLE REAL ESTATE.

| NlLLtril upon accommodating terms qai
Il iiiy oi valuable real o.iair, fiiuaiod in limf
stead county, Aikamas. Tor terms. 6r, sT
to Nm, u Elicr E'q, Register ol ihc Land b
fee nl Wellington
GRANDSON u. RuYSTON
July 10, 1854 a9'i
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
DIR. u. y. WILLIAMS.

HAVING drp1sei Of his Drug q Book Store
Ii will devote himself in future exclusively 10
the practice Of his Profession Office in the East
room OF BEIIs llorlL
Warrington f,b o. 1853. 0-tf
,.,S 60. -. ~. .urfE'H'.
~ resumed The practice oi fn-iiri1. ,,.
- washington and may al all times ls le,,'I
~ y. ap'lheeafy store, unless professionally nm.
senl, WHORE be viii keep mlI supply of g@.l
medicines lof sulc low fof cash
Washington Mhyi. t,..
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04

FALL GOOD
VNliE suh.cHhers are now opening their ~
l. stors Of Faii Goods. 60 which they -.
lnyiic tic attention ul lauirn These ~
Goods were purchased by the package nom fret
hands IA Ncw York. aul can be- soli al prees
lhsi will give ruurr tatismciinn. Say
gupO Sapls k-r-sys ,all Wuul h.hnrl
1000 yaris plain and plaid Lln'eys, all wool
llIug
3ogo yatls heavy Lnwcls.
400 pair heavy Ncgf0 Blankets.
30 pair l.i Blankets,
30 pair Blankets for coals, some very Gue, and
worth s31 par
10 hars Shriins. snd ShcoiiueA
500 mir heavy Russr'is,
400 pair hrs,y Zip Bmsan,
GenIs llonis sui SAocs oi al qualities
Ladies', Misses ari ChidNns Shoes,
Saiinciis. Kentucky Jeans,
Flanurls sll colars,
Wool TNrrds, d large assortment,
With many other Scasnnahlc Go1da Tor Ladies
and GruilCmcns wcar
Begging. Rppc and Twinc
Look at our Stock belpic YOU huy.
McCOLLuM 4 FELLOWS
Camden, sept g., 1850. lis
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
500 REWARD.

ptUO KEW ARD.
RANAwAi from the plsnis.
~ uun of The subscriber M On. e.
ION county, Arkansas on ibe an l[AA
inst two negro mcn--JACOB sfFTg
and ALLEN. fIA
'Aonn is mulailo. about o. NJ
isers Of age, nix feet two inebr. sA---.s.s,
tlst has scar below bis len eve s- ''''
niger Of his right hand Is OIL '''' ''' '''''e
of ,sa ,'l ~ : - al1o muIallo about q or % wear,
o. asg' low aud siont-ia,Lcr cbpnl lea,s .ll.
are Of a yellow complexion '"'''' '--n'' eyes
of ,h M'u pay The above reward f,r tho Jol;,c,,
cann,, '"o ell li, 10 nc at my reaidcnce In upis1
that will lead 10 their appfcbgps,a," "''9i'n luon
posed they have gone in the dircction of w., nl'
= ,,n; Address The undersigned al Union S,, H., Du.
=. o. Union county, Arkansas. ''''" springs
.ApraiOi 1859. uEVh'E' ~
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
w. II. u. WEH.LIAHS,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
And Cominl ssion Merchant,

FULTON .9Rk.fYS.iS
S0licits c0HsigHWfms of Sapic Dry
G0ois, GJo-e,ies Sc, on safe.
HAVING purchased the extensive Ware iianse
lnialIo Johnsun.
Mitchell \ Foster,
u 4 V Block,
Bcllef y Stuart
Geo. W Green.
n = pi;,,. I;,.af Washington
II W Smith,
: Z Sanders,
T. Nance.
Brni r Icii. MD.
Walker Chcatham 4 e, c.I,..t a,
Fulton, Oct. 10Th. 1858. ''''D"', AiA
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
n o OTICE.

GRnANDlsoN b. ROYSToN Of wa,bi,r,,.
400, ,leInI,,ead county Afkansa.. Is my ia,gni
i ny IN ala Attorney 70 iruoei fciile spd co.n
wi,e nirr.l,i ',oi u'''nc,, IN which am IN apy.
'''''''''u >" TIE State of rLau.a..
September 18th. 1852. - "h i- NoNp,
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
Miscellaneous.

Lu,ccl ol'. t.au uiI. &r. 81.
WisCcltaneous.
Alum. Pepper All.pcc, Gipc. BsIaN Spinis
iuIpuiinr Namishc'. Bm,hr,. B.acLing. Can
die, Camille. siarh Chocolate Loycnrcs &c.
To whl.h they invite Tho attention Of Phya.
triau' a1t iht public, as they nrr determined 20
..il l'w ati upIu accommodating terms. Dfa
hlunrt a FnuIu Htr Both flltislaus Of long
esFru'nfc and lniuul dctuting ihrlf personal all
lrniiou 90 ihaii Dag r.ia.li.tmrHi Cd that pcf-
com, 'rnlns urlrr nf mel.gur Ha, Gel, ufaH
having Them correctly anl ,arcnliy Gl.rl aud
ihn.u dsiurg prvrniilar ma4 durna upou
hlhug ihrm pui up. accurately compounded
ai any iHue. da, or o.. hi
lliuiHg'oa. .ipri li. i,fI. I5-
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04

Hon Edwud Cmss.
Nlni Rirhah Pryor
I Capt joel ". Hannah.
/ Capi Richam ~ Finn.
William Coulter Esq..
Aol ll.bua Murr.on Hrpgsai ropy,,
Hon. lirlfy =. roisie,ler
Matthew v Chcaihum. E,e
M,lg William Johuion.
Wiley Mel.luy. Eso..
ii,nlsr Lew.s D. Fort
Morgan fryrr Ecu.
Morchaad Wdrhl. E,,..
Wm. r Morris. E.q., i,s...,-,
Col Josiah Garland. '-V'y'Hs Co.
Hon, james rnrr.
Col Jumsa Ahmhams
Ion benjamin D. Hawkir,
iiln. Henry n Bmwn s,.... r..
i,,aar 81 iark,on. Eto. ''''@ Co.
Dr J. W. Fort.
Judge DiHipr
n D. Ellis, E,q, '''''' Co., Ifrc'
~ N. WYATT
Pa1,rr,or v,.., ,d ~ u. W. MADDUX.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-04
Contracts by the Ycar,

i. Fayadie QaaEoiy)
~ 'A''SS'ng 10 lines renewable a,plcaarc 80
@ 90
W" 20
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..u -.'s-'-'-
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To Mariners.

LIGHTS on THE Co.sr NoRwAYNotce = he7'ty i'a"
kuown that the following Ehts VII nefre &C TT -
81. 1st NJ Oct 70 the Of April in TIE m'rnlnk ,A
Du,irs this period they burn from the si o. o'r p
81 March M m half hour after sunset 70 s1us At A
H. 5f.t az March from hour after sun - sc -
yisbou,s Iieht lon T. Of Greenwich ll&J, 81 - So
FieISo'. Lizh Ion Of Greenwich -, 81 ~ =, o. 90
Rrtnssup0's Lsht lon T. OF Greenwich - i.t % ~"
ryirtiss Lisht Ion Z. Of Greenwich 3 lst - -
Tsp-oer Lisht Ion E. Of Greenwich leo ia1' ~ 30
CAytsiiGEd. Sept 8. -.
Nrw LIsHr.HousE on TIE PuXrA D'Osrso, ESrs,Scs
or CulT OF CArrARo-Notiieston Of the Centrai wartime
Govern No. NJ REGARDING the lighting OF the Lght dou,e
on tie Purs Osuo South Point al the enrsnca oil the "u
Of CatfaTo. n. no -. ,s,,.b po,s
A. he entrauce Of the Gulf Of Cattaro In lat - - - sla
M ia n al = OF tie uerttn Of Paris secortpg 20 tae en1t
Of n. Adraric OF the Geographic Military a'uaie w
he shtea durrg ueht from the 1st sept nex, BY an Aa
lamp showing continuous hsht l.. -
Tie hirht Il the light in this tower Is 81 Feet ABOVE re Gus
tide ard In clear weather BE- seen by an observer p
feet above the level Of the sea distance OF = se0sp
miles Of 81 10 degree. g., -. st...,;o,,.
of mariners in conformity with the notifications 81 tne
eminent dated 18Th last. 47t snd sdVic-
Siysn that from October next there viii c
IN the ps Of Trieste Venice ard Fume the payment OF %.
hishe TAX marked red cphers in the lss A. and - pun
lnbed with the Aforesaid n0uheaton-
Trieste, Aug. u, 1851
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vc.,t n W,,drop Of the steamer Caledonia, rcm New
Eurrs srr,.S Al -hsf foot Of Warren Oct - ,Da ~
rort. the folI0~n article BY the yoyAfe vs.. a.. 10
Veal Calves, lis Sheep and IGnhs, 10 srine noss7-,
e.rcssss Bsevs, a DE- Hution 1ss do PoEk $50 afsa
Poultry ~ 90 vcvls q DO. Turseys - d. GEES
nueis btls Era 81 abs Butter av-rAgtnE % ~ -
TRIM d sver,sas lao n 50 bbA Rye i5 eas. BaekEnsa
sbb Potatoes n 90 Ofbsr VeEesb-s 81 otsket- App'ss
Pssehes PeNs Qunee. Pu add Berries go esis pei
roll. Lestr boxes DO bars Wool y bales o. goocs
D zes Goods Turung Lsrhe 20 Sds Lea;h.r y ods Cu7
sfss boxes Moaldnss Sr.ek Msehinss' y bags O'"'o
bcs Game s.-.-.
Capt Bo'sod q the propeller Wyonnr rom
arrived franklin O.t H. regorts sae iOIO
ing article, By voyage viz: - Beeye. Yea Eve, %
Sheep and Limbs 81 sWtre Horses g . dressed Foa
Ducts bbls Egss. - -uhs Butter sysrasns . ~ -
bales Bay q d. Straw fco tush O.s 10 IDA hye L. '
Potatoe. 90 hs.kets Apples. 10 d. Quinces a.,
C.F, J. H Powell Of propeller Mayo, from Co1ssekls, -
Frankn-st Oct Is, reports ta too
rg sre,, by the voysI viz. g. Beeves Mica Cows .
Yea Calves 81 Sheep and Lambs 10 sSine sAIe.ss
Beev.. IA 90 Pork Al q dressed Poultry 800 do fowls
do Turtevs bbs EEss. tubs Butter averaEinz . 10
fkius co bale. Hsy ~ do % bass Bu kEneA
- n-f,... All. Nirsg.r
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK......
Cleared.

st.,m,hiu-Roanoke Sinner Norfolk. LudAm& Peasants
FLORIDA Woodruff, Sayeuneh, ; l.. MitehLl -
shrs-Jane T. Wssh, Yost, Havana, Nesmth SOM Kline
well IBr1 HsWkins Hull IA. +. w Meyer; O. Barney,
barley New Orleans, Fade HszaLd; Zurich, Reh hayre,
" Lfynssop; Frs,te Bird Cope Melbourne Arxell 81
ott phantom Peterson San FrancisoO j. Smith SOM Ad
elsS. Metcalf Hanson Charleston, Mecslfk LoyeJoy .
BaIls-Mslins Gkey, APelaeheola Esse a hakafdi A.
mer. H.llotk Charleston Doner Potter; Linden, CLARK
Mobile Surge. Chairman & Col Cen Greene DAWSON ha-
ysuA Miller Scott q, n, a,
Orr Tornado Nee nty Bermuda. w. NJ smithj Etewando
Marvel BAbadoes l.. II. Gssioni X. hninrn 4Br }
Cool Yarmouth j. II. Brsinei Colupbne. Br Cnsh Cork,
r. Gsnibrand H. A. Stephenson smith Mobile Post hyer-
son Bsri Franklin, OBJ Dawson, 81 John N b. Ne
Wins Ansostura syeD Ciudad Bolivar, barbeot Co bnl-
Iispte (Portu) Rs.ea Lisbon, }. A Maehado Antelope,
IbT) Holden ST John " B. Kelly 5mthersi Robert ste
ytnsOn BrD Robson St John, b. b. serdyi sierra LIE
cne MeCay West Coast Africa A. Maehsdoi Rsta1rador
Jensen Humacoa Moller kieTai j. D. Martin, ST. John
scboorers-Jno Frazier Hs;hswsy Brunswick mister w.
n Smith Wyatt WimiD atom, Dol ner Potter Manson,
" hte Norfolk White Duncan; Cabot, Nckerson, Boston,
Foster e. NickerOn; Patrcs Henry Bell Baltimore Johnson
Lovden; Eliza Catherine, unningham, Key West j. D.
Fhh Co Caroline End worth Elizabeth City master Or
stor Providence j. H. Havens; Ella Swasey 50 ia
20 Hepnngs Muller Gosbg; lno, Crznmer Camp Pink'
n PiersoD Jos. Ross. Collins, Pensacoa, Peek Il
Church; Maine Powell, Wilmington, Il. L. Powell
slo rs-Fnterprise Avery, New London, }. IA. HAyens
Willard, Chase Newport, master. .
Creek Robinson Baltimore J. l. Smit
Novelty Bell, Philadelphia, J. & " Bhggs
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Eoreign Ports.

Arr at Monrovia. Lber. Aug BAH shirley, Hal B,ld.
more .ud sd 7th for Grand ss.s i5sh ca5 \ n s G1%
Walker Gray Norfolk snd savsnnsh
& Cd dys;EO: sep 81 .s%R Rns same:
Arr at London Sept % Statesman Waits onsesei OFo'to'
Stuart, Havana; William Penn. Rohson Philadelpnia
ca 18Th, Devon.hire, Lord NswYOrk sosh, woOdeOcI'
Passed Deal Oct q ship Texas Merrill from Rotterdam for
OF Dunsene.s, "a Mississippi, Allen, from Rotterdam for
or Plymouth I'd frances, Leavitt, from Hull Tor New
AT at Cardiff Oct ship VIM. wi;herbee westeOu Lon
don 20 load for New Orleans.
Sid from Shields Oct 2 Rapid Pike, United States
An at Glasgow Soh Brunette, Ross Boston SD 2'th'
Savannah. Small. Savannah. $50 ~
,op' u from 5l'y N iVS. for New.York
Arr al ottenburg 18th Henry Warren, Rsrden, Havana
Sid from Cu-bsysn 18th Sir Robert Peel Knad.ou and Os.
sipee Merrill NEWTON; Jos Holmes Msleher Neworeans.
AT A. Bremerhsyen 2sh Washington, e. Lines Now.
York SID 18th sOgter Johnny, WOOd'de' New'Yoli Am
basssdor NJ Donald, New Orleans.
sld from Flushing Roads 2sth -, MLsan, probably
the Captop) New-York.
Pray, London. TO load for New fork . .
CID al DO Sept 50, ships Moses Taylor French Ns|.oI
leans Heyeta Marsh, NewYork Sarah Park, Pendleton'
Sid from Bordeaux 5Cth Isabella c. Jone', Jones, New Or
CD at MsL.eilss 2sh, Susan, Halves, Newohesnsi Mar
Sid from Martins July 2s Three Brothers. Jayne, from
ATT at Calcutt. Aug g. ships J. w Bourne Harding Lon
DOM 3h Goodwin Jsreys, London thss been reported
wrecked . . ~. ,,..
sid from ssugor Aug 7, ocbsll Martin, Boston I'm,
Westward Ho Hussey do; 18th sam Appleton foua5 do
Sid from Singapore Aug l. T.. Corning. Groves: BataVia
Passed Straits OF sunda July p, Csndsce, Arqn New
Az At Hong Hong July 90 syeone Ingersol, Sydney,
NSW.
Arr at Shangb July TO- Thss W. Sears, Anderson Hong
Kop 9; 18th, Archer Thomas do.
Al Montevideo Aug 30 barks Zoof Bailey, from s.lem
Arctic Lane for Chincha Islands; Huntingdon Conner, Iom
HewYorL dscg brig Flora Yates for ST. Cathsrnes and Ea-
rope
At Rio Janeiro Sept g. bsrks Psadin Cole from Bqcno'
fichmOnd d,
and Turk Small Dig; big Chss. A. Coe, Hubbard, do.
At Tspsn 18th u ship Nathan Hannsu Joeyn for New
Orleans, resdy. - -, e.,
An at Newport 18th uL ship COnea, Smith, London to
SID from Fleetwood 2th ut bark Adelaide Cooper Col
Inns Liverpool
Al Msrssnna sd ut bark Marcia Lang, from Jsmscis,
Just arr osd for Boston.
Al Remedies I'd inst brig Caroline Cook for Boston ready
Sid from Mstanzas 9rh u bark Adeline, Newman New
York.
Arr at ST. Johns N r. 5h inst bark Mary II. Vose, Crow
OIL Boston.
AT At ST. Thomas Aug bsrks w @. Lewis, I'm San Fran
cco for 10 distress; George Henry fendeton, Ia
ballast 5th schr Great Republic fun LssusyIs in ballast
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Passengers Sailed

IN stoamfhp Canadd for LtccTo-Mrs Henry Walker two
dsu ana Miss Tsyor Pennsy vAnis, Ar De hont sud
~ o lLdies New York Mrs l. Csbezo DO MI and Mrs
Morley Finland: Stutzer and wife, New York. MI witt
ard sdy DO Madame lie MsEehand France; NJ Cosoo wife
and three Children. England; Mr. Edwards NeSYork G. An
sye do Col Sehorber Toronto; z. @. Howe, Hartford.
g., WIN Marsh New York; = schsek. do Mr. Hicks: Ens
Pscl Morgsn Jsmsiea Ernest Richter Hsw-fofki A. DIS
5ppss Frspee John Hat New York; B. Strange dol Jas
shaw Paisley Philip speyer New York pev A. Ehre1s5er'
fer 90 D. Brazil DO: r. du Fats, do Mr. Bersefed, do :
Mr. n spson DO r. Ne.biit, do Mr.. GlAnvlle England
the Hen John Frazer Quebec John de Jersey Maoser IA
FIsl.sd; Mr. Atkinson Quebec Rev. II. Psneo, 81 Louis.
No Ms.ter John Beet, St Louis, Mo- D. Leslie Vrita
Mr. schsaer j.; Rev. I'd. Tauoure Buffalo the Rigls
John Wood DO the R.hi Rev Archbishop HnShe and CHIP
lain New York; Mr.. Ward. dol p Kntner, Kentucky, No
Hsriison Eng J B. Rohb Boston; Mr.. Terry, Rome,
Italy, Jsmss Dewey Dumbsrton, scotand John Tuosk do
Nv q Rice Baltimore; Mr. CsmorL, Malaga; A. Cannon,
Scotland Jss Blore DO; ?. Sander. Canada Mrs Kerr,
Enei Augustus VsndeTary. BelEuni Thos scHth, N j
Huch Car Wife and children Baltimore; Jas Etches New
lorl Mr. Awde Virginia; P. c. Brown, Conn. Total, 81
Specie Ss22 $50 n; and eco stg
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There better feeling in the COTroS market aud about 20
beles char bands full prices FLOUR meets with n-
ife d. rnsnd Eht but only oco ssd 900
lusb mil good straight brands been sold for ship
msnt az Sc IS g Dbl holders generally DEMANDING
The latter rate The sales for home moderate within
The nae Of Sc 2sds9 30 Dbl the lser TO- fancy tsy
lThud, CoRs MEAL Is fair demand ard 100 bbs 'ennsyi
ynns N, brought ~ I2l Dbl RYE FLOUR quiet at t6
1885 50 p Dbl WHLsr scarce snd wanted previous
u5c. ard coo ard buh sold 81 75d rs for red and
IS white. quality. Coax IL steady with
further sales $500 bush Delaware yellow at &c Rye
small lots sell on ariya Gt 81 l5d4 49, OATS are du a. "
o rood Southern about 2C0 buh far quality sold a.
l6d47c q bush The market for GRocERiEs quiet, 30,
holder, Of Sugars are n their views Cofees less ia
quir, for buyers holding of for lower prices In PAD
VISIONS there is little nothing doing TO alter quotations
NHrsEEY is doll with small sales Of bills at SsGHc and
Dfudae A 38lc. y gall