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Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
szssu Cr.xBEE. March IS, 1854.

Hon, Secretary Of Var
SIR Enclosed l hand you the letter of ere OF
the most estiuiable men living. Jas S Conway,
lst Gov of Arkansas with whom you are doubt-
less personally well acquainted f-you are 1t Is
useless for me to speak OF MS constant and inex--
ibleintegrity and purity Of character
The memorial he refers TO, has been referred TO
the committee on commerce HIS letter VIII
give you his views and doubt not it viii give
you pleasure TO regard them If you deem them
wise in iurtherance of object Of very high pub
lie interest. OF their wisdom | have 10 Doubt
all other plans and methods have tailed thns far
In the last River and Harbor Bill st00-00C we're
appropriated to remove the Red River Raft
| beg to ask you Ist vas there not z boat.
provided to be constructed expressly for this OBJ
lect! I'd. Is any, and what modification Of the
law necessary, so as to give the Secretary cf war
entire CONTROL of the method 81 creFatifEs 10 Sc
the removal OF the Raft ard the appointment
ofaproper superintendent Cd, u 70 boat was
specially pr5vided for this .roee. u it not IN the
power Of the Sec. Of War, Or the Government
through him, to detail one Of the present Snas
Boats for this service, ard If rot, what rnodi.ca-
ton is necessary to secure that poweTz
Should you be disposed to favor the wishes OF
the people in that quarter. and furnish NE with
askeleton of a bill which viii give every power
Necessary to that end. [ viii see that It becomes
Very speedily law.
The law throwing this appropriation upon the
contract system has proved failure, but, thank
God, has thus far preserved the fund from any
Waste
,.lfyou can in your operations, executing TINS
difficult important and perplexing public work,
combine by way of supervision. and thus use as
supervisory the intelligence of the planters VINO
are deeply involved in their personal interests
You will have availed yourself OF an aid, never
yet brought to bear; an aid rendered ineorruptine
not tonly by the pure and high character OF the
Individuals in your power 10 select, but os ,nelI
deep personal interest; an aid of energy rendered
intense, and absorbing by heavy annual losses. re-
peated disappointnlents in regard to this epject
and feeling almost OF despair.
Their earnestness is shown IN the TACT, fha'
Should Snag Boat be set apart Tor TINS service
Of this object and should Congress refuse any isf
ther aid, they will sustain the movement Dy
Contribution from their own suffering resources
s9O:0O0 to effect and perfect IT.
1t is useless for me to allude to the heavy an
nual loss sustained by the Government In conse-
qleRee of this obstruction. The able exposltio,i
q Judge Moore, the late representative OF tnt
sais district in Louisiana as compiled with eais
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05

naanlfes the collector replied that no addition or
correction could be made to the manifest that
having asked for the clearance visit we coult,
not take advantage of that rule to correct the
manifest But we said we asked for the clear
ance rIsit last Saturday. before the ship was here
AM we could not know what euiry the captain
would make.
He said, No matter. in making that petition
YOU lose your right 10 make the correction -
Mr. Tying took cut ais watch and said. l request
you gentlemen. TOR the Commandaat de Res
gaardo was also present having come in sooa al
ter the coaver<atIon eonmencejl to take notice
that this day. at haif-Ylase O'Clock. If be;nr
withia the twelve hours allowed by law. re-
quessed permission to correct the manifest of the
ship Black Warrior The Collector replied. -very
good and request you also to take notice. that
on this day. aud at the same hcar refuse vosr
request becauSe. having asked Tor the clearance
visit tsslte de soijal YOU have lost the righ. to
make any corrections We asked what be should
do and he said that he should Iischarse the shin
We replied that we protested against the whole
proceedings. and that the first bale of cotton or
other goods that came OFT OF her should be taken
by him under his own responsibility: that we
should abandon vessel and cargo and hold hin,
and has Government responsible for the conse-
queuces- Next morning the collector sent nu-
tua TREND of hrs ana ours 10 US to say that if af
ter diSeharslng the cotton the CAPTAIN would agree
to present himself whenever the Government
should call for him. they would then let the shin
go In ballast. Meanwhile me chief of the car
h'neros had opened the matches and begun 10 take
out cargo Not a man OF the ship was allowed
to lend the least aid or assistance, Capt. Bull
lock- by acvice of the Consul as well as of our
selves. had given such orders. When they COM
melced 10 break out cargo, Capt. Bullock hauled
down his flag, abandoned the ship 10 them and
went with his crew and officers on board the T.
S. steamer Fulton.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
From The N. o. Picdyuns.
New Orleans Cotton Market,

FRIDAY EVENING, March. q, 1854
CoTroN-The dullmcss which prevailed in our
market at the date OF our last weekly review.
continued on Saturday and the sales on that day
were confined to 1900 bales. The advices BY the
Arabia, the steamer of the ith inst were received
on Saturday night AMI bringing decline in Cot
ton and Bread>tGiis. the market opened very hea-
willy Monday, the sales having barely reached
5000 bales at irregular but lower prices Factors
showing themselves free sellers at decline of Ia
&C. brought out buyers and the sales during Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday reached 20 600
bales. This morning we placed before our readers
the advices by the Pacific; the steamer of the sth
INST, showing heavy market without any quo
table change since the departure of the Arabia
The mail al>o brought the letters by the Arabia.
which are very generally allowed to be unfavor-
able. These two causes combined TO make the
demand less general, but the sales nevertheless
embrace 6oo0 bales, making total iof the week
OF 81 900 bales. The purchases have been again
chiefly for Great Britain. Prices have exhibited
a good deal of irregularity and the week closes
without animation at our quotations.
Ordinary las Good Middling 9.a 0;
Low Middins- siash Middling Fair. 20 al0i
Middiing. ..-.. ssa9l Fair. LOLA
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1853, bales Cotton, lo,624
Received since. 9s9.005
Received to-day ............. .. IL 600
Total .... l,o2o,sao
Exported to date. ........ 7JSoO2 :
Exported to-day. ....... 362l-762 523
Stock on hand and ship-board not cear'd 25s.ro9
Receipts at this port last year, ,137 o3S bales
Exports 1,o29, oil bales.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
oEice Of the cairo s Fulton Rsilroad Co.


LITTLE Rock. Arkansas.
March I'D, 1854.
To The Stockholders of ne @. r r. R. R. O..
Public notice j. hereby given, that there will
be meeting Of the Stockholders of this Company.
held at this office, in the city OF Little Rock, On
Monday the fifteenth day of May next for the
choice of thirteen Directors. and ior the tranSac-
ton OF such other business as may properly come
before them
Votes can be given only bv the Stockholders, in
person. or by proxies, authorized by writing, ho
have held their shares for ut least thirty DAYS
previous I'd the day of election.
The charter OF the Company provides that no
person but bona-fide Stakeholder, in his own
right of At least fifty shares, which he shall have
held thirty days previous to the electscn- shall be
President or Director
No Shareholder will be entitled to vote BY proxy.
unless the instrument appointing him as proxy
shall have been previously delivered to the Sec
retary OF the Company or other person author
ized by the Board Of Directors to act
By order uf the Executive Committee
ROSWELL BEEBE, President.
p. S-Agents Of the O. 4 +. r. r. Co., ap-
pointed to solicit stock subscriptions, are request
ed to make out complete returns from their books,
OF all stock subscriptions since their last returns In
time to insure their receipt here before the ellc-
ton OF Directors. as without such evidence, or the
Subscription Books on file In the Company's Office,
the names OF Stoc khoders cannot be satisactor-
lily asceTtalned H. BEEBE- PrsL
March %. 1854. lJ-
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
The state Or Arknnsas, \

The State 0f Arkansas,l
CouNrr or HExrsrRAD-
In tie He#pEnai CfrrHaf Go&Tf, or che CRr~rrBr
ssd< ihsrrefr fa raratiaa. -4PriI I'D, q ID. lS54.
Benjamin r. Brittin, RaitiOHer.
Us
William r. Croxtoa- Martin Ptri.sor . fore
Saner, arld >uiita $ SaEer- - -1arfsoSf-
DefeRG1mts
a Nd now ON ihis Gav came thu saiA ncrsriDncr
n BY GraHllson ID RoyztDn. hls solicitor. ma
files his petition in this cause. and also THE at H.
Wit OF William VT Andrews. that the said defend
ant William R- Croxtnn. A. not resident OF tine
State of Arkansas, whereupon it is ordered bE me
Simon II. Sanders Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Hampstead county, Arkansas, that the said de-
tendant William n Cr0xrrn- BE-. and &C. L. hereby
notified OF the p4ndencr cf this suit the object al
which Is 10 Ioreclose mortgage on the following
described tracts ~ land vE- the IA Of the SWs nf
Sec. - and the Nt ot The NET OF Sec a5. alI in
Township II South of Range IS West containing
LOO acres E1cr-Eaged by the said defendant Crux-
ton, 70 the said petitioner the 18th d1v OF JULY
A. d. 1850 to secure tine parmcat OF the sum M
three hundred dollars the amount Of their several
vsritiuss obligatory or tn sum OF one hundred
Ls.iars each, one of whi>h was due one wear after
date; one du- a. two years after date. and one mt
three years after DIT and to bear interest at the
rate OF ten per cent per annun Ef.er due until
paid. and the said defendant William r. Crpxton.
is required TO be and appear before the Judge of
the Hampstead Circuit Court i'm Chancery sitting.
on or before tie first day OF the next term OF thu
Circuit Court. IN and ior the County ot Hampstead
in the State OF Arkansas. at term thereof To be-
holden at the Court house, i'm the town ct WASH
ihstoa. commencing On the seventh N1HiaT after
the fourth NonAay ot March, ID 1854 anI
then au-l there plead answer demur to said pe-
tition, the same will he taken as confessed and
decree catered accordingly; aud 1T i further or
dered that this orier L. published i'm the Wash
lngton Telegraph" newspaper printed in the
Stale OF Arkansas tor two weeks succcssiveiy tile
last Insertion ID be a. least four weeks before the
first day OF the next term oi said Circuit Court
TeSte, = IT. SANDERS, Clerk
A true copy from The records, Te=te,
= II. SANDERS. Clerk
-jprd 5. 1854 ll-7w
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
An Ordinance.
To prerent the unlalr1ruf assembiage
SHARES at unscusonabie hours.

To prerent the unlaigfuf assembiage of
SHARES at unscasonabie hours.
SEC. 1. Be 1t ordained, By tn. Alderman and
Council Of the To,rn of IPasiinsion, That tor the
puopose OF preserving order and preventing the
unla wfu assemblage of slaves at unreasonable
hours. the town constable is hereby authorized
and required to cause the large Bell Of of the
Hotels to be rung each and every night at nine
o clock, and shat all Slaves found perambuatim,
the streets after such notice. without special per-
mission from his, her or their master, mistress,
employer or overseer, be punished as provided in
section ?, of the ordinance in relation to Patrols
SEC. 2. Be IL further ordained, That this ordin-
ance be published, and that it take effect from and
after the 10th day of April next.
Passed March 3lst. A. D. 1854
r. B. PURDOM, alderman
J. d. KrMBELL. Clerk
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
Sale of 18th Sec, 4. III, :. Il. Is, W.

COMPLIANCE with petition presented
L to inc from majority OF the houSe-holLers ln
SAID Township, In accordance with law
Will offer fcr Sale TO the highest bidder, at
the Court-aou door. i'm the Town " WASHING
toE- Hampstead county. Ark's- On Moudlv the
9th day Of june 1854 An lots, or tracts ct crty
Acfes. the whole Of Section 10 in IT, III s. OF X
% w. Said Lands not to be sold Tor less than
two dollars per acre Terms credit al five
years with per cent. interest payable serfii-an-
nualiy In advanee--6ond- with approved security
will be required o purchasers
DANfL T. WILLIAMS. CuHi-H
School CORNERSTONE.
Warrington -!Prd ;, 1854 li-tds
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
II AN ~ Nv Az.

EROM tie subscriber In Bossier Parish, La. =
= some tIrtie in January last, q negro boy -
trancd JOE, oi copper complexion, blue eyes -
beard gray, back considerably marked and about
feet 10 inches high Said negro j. supposed to
be in the vicinity OF Washington liberal r.
warl will d. paid for his apprehension and con
tineuieut if any Jail o thai | can ret him.
Address, B. H. NELSON.
.I1riI j.h. 1851. li-iw. PlRsrtLr In
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05

THE COUNTY COURT. Of the county Of
4 Hampstead met and the Judge being absent
Court adjourned until Monday the 18th inst 1t
will be rerollected that ii any person consider
themselves asSreved by the assessment returned
by tue Sheriff, this i the proper time to appear
aud have tie matter adjusted
:. H. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington, -iPrR 3d, 1853 l4-lw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
New GOodsl New Goods.Y

NGW &O&A9& NC" 8SO00Eyx
N q " BLOCK, have iuzt rX,-,x-s 2
-. direct from New Orleans. prr stramrrx4
New World and B- T. Clark, the following 49,
cles. It'd wit
Dry Goods.
IAAghanl NJ linSe laconet Swiss Null ana rrpss
lard Prints Solid and other coM,rS nu-
nlcstirs- / n +-4 Bro. Sheet
in=s- >ea Island Cot
tom Lowells- Spun yarn-Punsee and linen cam
hrlc HaH1&errhiehs Whaleboue. a. kr
Groceries,
Whlskey- Nononrahela-
Rose aai Fletchers Extra Du-
PuE 4 Grand Brandy. Sugar. CntFrr
M0iasses I'm barrels aud half banels- Salt
Narkerel- Tobacco, Candies. Scan Re
Starch Pickles $ariines Lohsters. Salmon Cams
Candy. Crackers Cheese Loaf Sugar. s. Ar. kr
Hardware.
lrnn- NaIiss Neecirg and Grub Hoes Trace. OK
fltfh an Breast Chains, Grass $crthrs. Marnn
Boxes Bar Lead Powder, Shot Doa5se ana single
Barrel Shot Gars- Grass and Cotton Rope. Wool
alc Cotton Carts Broad and other Axes &C g.
BOOTS g. SHOES,
Cali Sewcd- Krr and mud Boots Brrrans. Ladies
Walking Gaiters and Buskin Shoes. afso children
an youths Shoes
$aadlery,
Hope anil Attakapas Saddles side Saddles. Saddle
Wallets Carpet Bags Brides Martlnaales. Surrin
gles. Girths, Horse Collars and Blind Br,dles. 81
6. &C.
ALSO, general assortment OF Hats ana Cans.
black satin Vests. Ac- &c All OF which nm adai
ton 10 their previous stock OF Goods making ~
complete AN assortment can usually b. i1und f-
thls Market and t which they respectfully solicit
TIN attention "a their friends and purchasers rem
orally being ever rearT % serve them with de-
Patch-
Ha1hiagsor, Fs5. -, IsJl. 7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
TEN RANGER:
Upper Red River. Shreveport, Alexandra
and Lake Packet.

VIZ SrocklAS, Master. d. ID. ArKlNsox, Clert
MILL make trips 4 reg .a<D
w ular = the navigation -
will permit, taking Freight sz.1E=9g,
Tor Wnsht> Landing ClsrSsvlIIr RoIand. SDan-
ish Butts, Bonham and Paris In Texas Fort How
son, h.amiThIa, Doaksville. Indian Nation: and
LanespoFt- Washington, Lewisville White Gifts
and Fulton Arkansas, ami all intermediate POINTS
on Upper and Lower Red River, at rates a cus-
tonary. and when it j. necessary to reShip aud
store FreightS shipped on the Texas Ranger. the
storage and re-shipaent Will D. paid 5y the Texas
Ranger.
The Texas Ranger has heretofore taken Cotton
and ireisht> lower than other good boats in the
SAME traLe-here1ttcr tine RINGER will charge
as much and IT'D more than other rood regular trade
Boats.
Thankful for past favors. the Ran.er-Aer OIL
GERS will try and merit the continuance OF the
patronage that he has heretofore enjoyed
.41ra 9TH. 1854 Il-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
NEW GOODS.
McCuliaSh 8 Brown.

HANlNG Pcrmar-rntir located nt FULTON.
- ARkfS, have illst received. and will keep
constantly on hand general assortment or Dry
goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware. Hats
Boots Shoes and such Drugs and Medicines A.
are generally used an this climate.
ALSO-A general assortment of Summer and
winter Clcthing- Persons visiting Fulton are
respectfully invited I'd call and examine lor them
selves.
The highest market price paid for Hides. Pei
tries. Beeswax &c.
FAitoH. -lrk-s .TprI g. 1853 li-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
st. john College.
TTTTLE Rock. ARKANSAS

THE undersigned, committee, persuant to au-
i thoritv vested i'm rs, BY resolution OF the
Board of Trustees OF st. Johns College Of A.
kansas, have appointed Rev SIMox y JoSEs,
Agent Tor the BoarL to collect and solicit subscrip-
tions in aid OF the College, and he Is authorized to
receive and receipt Tor all moneys due We Re-
commend him to the kind regard Of the Masonic
Fraternity
GEO c. WATKINS,
TH9s- 2 r2ez 2; MERRIcK, IsH Committee
March 3d. 1854. 10
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05

MAHOGANY BsIDGE-One of the bridges
built by the Nicaragua Transit Company on the
road leading from Lake Nicaragua to San Juan
Del Sud, is made entirely of Mahogany
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
N q I'll CE.

The undersigned will continue the business On
his own account Ct the old stand
d. In CAMPBELL
- One or two good ,foTkmen wanted. To
whom constant employment viii be given
Washington, jan l6. 1864. 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
.JailOr,S Notice.

JdIIOETS NOlICGs
COMMITTED to the Jail OF Lafayette county
- Ark's on the 3l day Of December. 1853,
negro man who calls hi name JOHN, and Says
that he belongs To the Estate Of IE~sK ALExAN-
DER decd OF Weakly county, Tennessee Said
negro d about 40 years Of age OF dark copper
color about feet \ A inches high The owner of
said negro j. hereby requested to come forward
prove property pay charges, and take hIm away
otherwise he will b. dealt with according I'd
law. JOHN :. FRENCH. ShrrTF and
Jaiior cf Lafayette CO., -frIis-
Drrsfn6rr 20. 1888. a-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
DISSOLUTION!

fNHE co-PartneFShip heretofore existing be-
80 tween the undersigned In the Boor and >HoE-
.hAkING business was dissolved on the 1t inst
ny mutual consent All persons indebted to them
H. CAMPBELL
DAVID H. CAMPBELL
JEROME a. CAMPBELL
w HGSAiH-fon, JGft. lhfh, 1854. Sit
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
DAGTERREIAN, Id

MR. g. a DAVIS would respectfully INFORM
1N1 the citizens of WASHINGTON and vicinity that
he has located i'm the BAPTIST CHURCH.
where he has the advantage ci a spacious north
ern light and l. now prepared to take LIKEHEs>Es
the shortest notice.
Cal and examine hi Sprrinrrs.
WuShiagf0H, Ft5- sfh, 1854. G.
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05

"a THE subscribers having purchased
f.s.TR &C. Hotel. lknown ID Ibritt's HO-
sslsK tcl.l wouId respectfully morn their
they arr prepared to accumc-Fate bcardcrS and
Travellers Their TAELE will lie furnished M
well n any Other I'm the South. and nc pains viii
he spared tn render those comfortable whn NAV
favrr them with n call. They have connected
with the Hotel lar=e and ccmmcdinus SrARLE,
which shal he abtIndnntiy supplied with proven
DIR, and attentive Ustlcrs- Charges unchanged
BELLER A STUART.
Washington, .frf- Jam ll, l>5l- a-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05

L. q. O. F..
AZAN LODGE No. 10, at Washington, Ar
~ kansas, meets on Tuesday night Of each week
d. Z. WILLIAMS, Secy ys
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
WASHINGTON POST-OFEECE.
Arrivals and Departures Of the u, s. Mail.

WASHINGTON FONT-OFEECE.
Arrivals and Departures Of the u. s. Mail.
EASTERN MAIL.
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, Fri 10 r. M
Departs every Tuesday, Thur and Sat- = 81 M-
TEXAS, via cLARK<vrirE-
Arrives every Tuesday and friday -G r. M-
Departs every Monday and Thursday g a "
WALNUT HILL ASp SHREVEPORT
Arrives every Monday aud Friday ---- 10 " M-
Departs every Wednesday a Saturday, 20 Al M.
FULTON.
Arrives every Wednesday and Saturday. 6 w. ~.
Departs m --6A-M.
Arrives every Sunday Observation-Disclosures -6 w. M-
Departs every Thursday 10 a. No.
PANTHER Con MorSrATxl
Arrives every Wednesday, III A. "
Departs same day. A. ~
MrErREEsnoHo-
Arrives every lM@$naTr 10 F w.
Departs every Monday ----------------6 A. -
Each OF the above Mails close at ". a., pre-
vions tD the day OF departure.
- r. T. PHILLIPS, r. M
Washi-gt--, -4rE "a, 1853
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
Oicum JecOris Asesli.

OicyIIn .JecOriS ASeEIi.
- TSHTON- CLARK & Cos Justly celebrated
- COD LIVER OIL prepared from the liver
oi fresh Cod Fish, warranted pure This article
fras fully sustained itself in the cure Or diseases of
the LUNGS particularly when taken with the
Phosphate oI Lime. both of which NAV be found
for sale At mitchell & FOSTERS
Drug Store
Washington. Nav a. 1853. Is
Washington telegraph., 1854-04-05
Notice Extending the Time

HTaaAlngtan, NarrA -, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-07

A. p,, u.,,b = tss Daniel Webster Bsee for sins,-
P.daDr March a. ship Raven, Croker for via SIN
M.sIss Arr hp P.taqus Wendell for Calcutta or
dave. A., 10 h,rs Tally Uo TIix-
,irs sr PA Prsya and River days, 10 ie'ao aH' SAL ~
eon...,note "a ul, Hanover hs JohsanAs b'e~n a
Su 10 load for Boston shr ing hA-'7'
sd rom Malta s,h us brig MAZDA cOOnb Boston Jana not
"a mouth usI ruted en- Saturday, r p..,o, lay Br
Marseiles 18th gt. BIZ baEk Ivy Gfeen io' po'''
brg Istura fer do. about .rfh pos,,n
Kons,beg ut bark Eastern s1I BAKER io =, d for
the United Adelaide Mstcs.ie scott Tor 40 o.,
lead for NewYok; Olympus Wilson for bo.isn ready SD Ion"
chip Sesfower LoTing Boston snd not in port :: n ,.,
At Pernsubuco April schr R0sAmond Es' iroH ba'iao'
Az al Barbadoe. sth us brig Foster Crowe Phl.dePht
Sid from Csreens sd ut, schE Nancy X heasan heasA'
Ar A. Quebec 18th u ship Petre Lord NewYOk Soh Siam
Rswle do Ontario. Holmes, Charleston
Ar a Ise Vere 81 ult ship New Era Henry Bath 49, ..
from GIorcs.f.r Tor Lahave; oath Peal Walters Boston
An John. B. h inst tby telegraph ehF Garland Nc
An An a. Char, i;h ult brig F.wn Hoyt, NewYork.
sd uit brig Nncennes oetchei iIn ha7ans 10
load for would return TO II t05 elss'. nc n.
before5 Sid q MARIA Mitchell, Baltimore 2st os
AlesiA. Haskell. New York -. ,,,,, IL. ".
Trieste chartered a. ~ os carries - oNs
tarks Ama Haven Orleans 18Th Ann Johnson LahFoP
Havana 10 load tor Cowes &c: - :, c.,,;.. 49,.
SID. Cadenas I'd uli. brig H. b. Crosby 'sius pasO
An At Halifax 2sth u brig Boston, Lsybod Boston scs,,
America Wilson. aud Charles A. harnun. Sm1h 40 ou -
Emerald Smith, Federessbus SD 9Th snip O'!eh uo
bard, London. -,
Arr s. John b., 5oth uL. shgs Ho"ad Bach raaas.
pha; Gen Novel; NOVEL;, kennebunk schrS Franklin Muses.
from Salem; Mary Groton Smith Boston lsi Inst hesosJn
Cid Richd Golden Churchill
schr Sovereign. Burns, Philadelphia.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....


Shps-Au.onei.e Smith SeEOresn. shiferi Ashburton
Brresh LIVERPOOL Cons Grnuel Alert Busey Valparaiso,
Warren; Paul Crsbse Shedac s. Lane, West
G.; Bremen fBreml Beenkeu, Savannah Burchsrd Beck
Bsrk-NarsInisc Lanpher Cienfuegos H. d. Bookman Coz
Moes New Orleans, Stanton Thompson, T. De-
ming Perfed Gtnde. H. X. Cornius sylphde, Brem
Jaren Bremen W. Lobach schepler; Ross Br Sherwood
Johr H. w Meyer Virginia, ThuTow. Trindsd, Thomp
Hunter
B-Grosherzoin tOd Schsfer, Aqu.dia Hennings Mailer
Cooling; Jno Boynton Petteug PorauP Prince n Roker
MolmAn Wastn, More, Jacssonvile H. ID broosman Co
Swan Alien Tampa Sesuth Acsdan, (Br Lock
hart B. MASTER Tsysner Lester, Key West r. >
Maitland a Co. .
schooners-M Z. Wells Terry Wilmington MecIeady MOT
Co Hill. Boston, Wadleigh 4 Knox. Hamilton Howe.
trsnais Peters Indicator, Hatheway Rio de Janeiro
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