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Miss Brooke's English and French Boarding
and Day school,

Seven Buiidisys, No. l3G Peansylpania Arenue.
THIS operation The situation l.
Of hea,hekt desirable Washington the
house airy connodous and in every respect adapted the
poses of . school,
Many years. experience training insruclrs young
CURED The fret institutions the North, which
Female institute, Philadelphia enables Miss
patrons superior advantages in the organization Of her establish
OF sudes books dircpnc, general ar
OF the SCHOOL, the Judgment
history Eaxsh and occapy prominent
place In her system Of education Daily
and Accomplished
professors Of drawing, &C., &c employed
stating and other particulars TO be had OF Miss b.
principal book stores.
Tie Right Aonzo Potter, D. d., LII o., Bishop
sylyania.
The Rsh, c. W. Doane d. d., LII. D., Bishop New
York
The Rsh, Rev. William h. wissham, D. L. D., Bishop Of
Maryland.
Daa. Bashe, Superintendent, Survey,
Joseph Henry, Secretary ,n.s,e
Cen John Meson, Washington, d. c.
William w. Coi:eran, Egg ~ ashinstoR, D. e.
Hon. lanes Campbell, Postmaster General
John 3. Neehzn, Eco. Librarian 10 ConKres..
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Jnslce supreme Court OF Pennsy
vania.
W. woodward Associate Judge Supreme
sylvania.
Hon. George Vail, NJ. c., New Jersey.
Lieut. M. +. Maury, LII. d., u. s. Observatory.
Col. Samuel Cooper. Adiutant General U. 5. Army.
Hon. Robert J. Walker.
Ny friend Brooke, crtimable lady, whose quail
cac teacher and Accomplishments In English literature
enutle her 10 high consideration
ALoNZo POTTER
great pleasure in introducing friends
Miss Brooke who well known lady entirely capable
Nov 2o-3awim A. DALLAS BACHE
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and 10th Instant put board the Cahawba as well
- the mail for the English steamer 10 sail Wednes-
day iroln Boston.
IHE DIFFICULTY AT ROANOKE CoILE0g--The recent diff
Guilty at Roanoke Yirgina College between the students
and The faculty has been settled we learn by the with
drawa Of Mr. Halsey professor Of ancient languages and
Mr. CHRISTIAN professor Of modern languages from the
suinuon The students, ii is understood win return
SAD slGHr-The Bedford (Virgina) Sentinel says that
81 the recent execution of the negro JIM in county,
for murder there at least hundred white women
present
THRouGH TICKETS RIcHMoap--The Orange and Alex-
andra and the Virginia Central Railroad Companies have
made arrangements for through tickets to Richmond
mencing on Tuesday last The price is fixed at S. So
THE WESTERN REERs-The St Louis Republican Of the
18th inst says
1.-The river at this point is recedng steadily with nine
feet water 70 Cairo These change to report in the
Illinois or Missouri ryer-both continue TO fall The
Ohio river is rising very fast and is present good
stage for boating"
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Attempt 10 Murder and Rob.

SPRrssFIELp (Massachusetts,) NV. l9.--Last night
daring attempt made to murder the clerk and rob the
Pynchon Bank of this city Two ecreted themselves in
the bank during the day with the intention Of stabbng the
clerk on his return nght but before they accomplished
object the latter shouted for assistance and the robbers
fed.
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BY ,. G. MCGUIRE, Anct,omeer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At PUBLIC AUG
tonon Monday afternoon, November 96h, O'Clock, on
shall sell Of lot numbered In
fronting 9Th and 5h
brick dwelling houses having each
built In
finished In hrraie Style, with marble asnteis wate
building desirable residences
frame dwelling houses
buildings containing eight EACH
situated Washington immediately in the Of the
part fronting II feet inches Washing
ton street, improved by brick stable.
Terms the residue in twelve, eighteen
nd TWEEN m
JAMES u MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D
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Storm on Lake Michiqan.

CurcAoo Nov ia gale passed Lake Mich
igan on Friday night, doing considerable damage The
schooners Reindeer, St. Lawrence and William A. Small
were driven ashore and the former Is a total loss
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ybe Se;.ure Of The Barous Jfaurv.

NEW YoaK Now l9.--The Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting to-day in reference to the seizure OF the barque
Maury and of the British government relative
thereto The British consul here severely denounced
and committee appointed to investigate the facts.
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SUNRISE ~ SAyAvsAn-The Savannah Georgian Of
Friday last says;
There is still quite feet Of merchant vessels in port
steamships ~ ships Is harques, 30 briggs 10 schooners
total, 80; besides large number Of smaller craft
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BY EGR ApH /.

Senatorial Election IN Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 19-The legislature passed resolution
Saturday go into election of United States
on the last Monday in November.
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THE Works OF Charles Lamb, edited by ssr Il. N.
i TaIfunrd; new edition, with portrait 2 vols. 81.
Harpers Story Book, vol 4. 81.
Early Religious Considered the Diviney Appointed
Way 10 R~geneate Life by William q. Eio
Ch,,.ch of Messiah, H. Louis. 80 cents.
MEXICO Religion by Robert A. wison with ifustra-
81
Lily A Novel; by author OF The Busy Moments
Woman 81.
Molly and Ky Peasant Life IN Ireland with other tale.
translated he by 1rauermsuci ~
Country soblesk uedwig COMPLIED
lated on the by TrsucrmsusL IS cents.
Just published and for sale TAYLOR n MAURYS
bookstore, 9th
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Gautier-s saloon.

For the Accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen.
GAUTiER takes pleasure in informing patrons
VI that he the
establishment after thorough improvement.
lie has and improved
a body superior
department, together with
strict aienion wish Of his guests
creased patronage.
He his perfect astr
fashona BILE aone
houses the charge dollars
Families DESTROYS Of tbs should
c. Cautcr regard he furnish
and cheaper dinner than be obtained eseshere
G. GAUTIER,
Nov l3-eo3uf $50 Pennsylvania
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THE FINER s&UALITIts.-Tweay pieces French
black co.s dnsf quaiites than
al remarkably how prices.
pieces medium black cloths and cassimcrr~.
cniorcd cloths and
goods the class largely
rom c prices low.
We sdd5ns tn stock daily.
pficv anIy which there deviation.
articles
TERRY BROTHER,
"tcntrsi etorrs,' building,
Nov l3-ietdif Opposite Market
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND.

The following drawn numbers Of tho Consolidated Lot
terry Maryland, as drawn November IL, 1855;
let ID 9Th 9Th sih fth 10th Ilth 18th
"a 80 IL 80 20 "a 20 1S 81 q 80 81
The following the drawn numbers Of the Maryland Conso
dated Louey, class Y, dawn November rs, 1850:
- "a "a 9Th sh 7lh 10Th i,h I2,h i3,h
I'll 40 20 3 "a IL 80 60 10 Ga so %
The following numbers the ratapsco Institute
Lottery class No 900, drawn November II, 1855
Iu I'd III 6th 7th rh 9th ION 1ith l2,h
II a. 60 65 2 Gil co "A 81 IA 40 Il
r. X brennan,
GENERAL Agent Tor The Contractor, Baltimore.
BrS'L RoHxRrs, commssvncr
Nov 2O--lt
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Washington House,
Formerly sadsss's)
Northwest Third street and Pennsylvania
Washington City, ID. q.
coRBAN BAKEs Proprietor
Oct t1-dimo
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WASHlsGTOn-1he suh
scrbcr, formerly OF Richmond, Virginia, having
office in this
Department. tenders his govern
especially services,
and pensions under the recent acts ofCongress
Having purchased the
perhaps the only
Of revolutionary papers
Richmond He has also copous index papers
the other public Offices in the Capitol Of Virginia
accommodations from other
title him hope that If him Just,
able to show IL where the himself
una
claims under the Of ID March, giving
of land 10 all who In battle
charges will be very moderate FELIX RICHARDs
RETKRENCKs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons Esq. Richmond, Virginia.
James E. HEATH late Commissioner Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John y. Pendieton, Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, DC
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timbcrlake, esq, New York
March 7-d&cplys
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OF FICIA l..

TREASURY DxpAHrsxsr, August 3, lass.
Notice hereby holders Of
by the Of 1885, fedecmsbie 18th
less that the whole will be purchased
this department. ne previous tho 3oh Nosembe
Tor which will be paid In addition The
expressed a the certificates
And holders Of Of Of United
States, that purchases Of The
also be made during the period the following
For stock OF the loan Of 1884, premium OF 10 for stock
ofhe looms Of is4T and s4s 10
stock issued under Of commonly
nifty stock, premium Of six per
Interest viii also be allowed, the stipulated cea-
the LIST July last the here
day sddion enable parry.
Certificates transmitted this department prsea
ice should be duly assigned the United States by party
lied to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made upon
Boston, New York. Philadelphia pasea
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug a-dftNov3o Intel. sarl
SHIRTs MADE TO OkDER.-s,eveas Bowp's Hotel, j.
all cases. sTEyENs's
Nov l4-6m Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
Housekeeping Articles.
ssa @ 70 nnx
complete in every department, cons's,ins in part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plain white dinner dessert ana
large assortment Of
penss psrume boss card rsee,s M s"a u yaS
aney articles appropriate 10 decorate easere paro table,
IRoN-sToNH CHINA
Dinner tea and toilet SETS also, in detached pieces
stock Of Edwards's latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American, French and Bohemian, 5eeans agons,
soos eha%pasnss ela,e hooks sherss Madeas
Dishes salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY
10 of haIfdoze. nyone fy pieces also,
ivory knives only forks, stees sc.
BLOCK-TIN GOODS
chatting Dishes coffee and tea uns
coffee pots pots, coffee higgins, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee and spoons castors
covered Dishes pitchers, cake and fruit baskets walters
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters and warmers slop jars,
DOT tubs, water cans, &C.
GAS FIXTURES.
From the factory of Cornelius Baker, Philadelphia,
the manufacturers retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar grandoles tenders irons rusbes
ovels and coal hods ladders goods
wan1e IRONS, willow ware Britannia bonzed goods.
large Of articles utility
cessary TO parucularizc.
Hoaekeepes will decidedly my
stock and They will only find
which 10 make selections, but pledge
the same description Of goods be purca ed
Goods delivered any par, city Georgetown
charge.
Catalogues containing every article kept
g. w. BoTELER,
Nov H-2taw6wn Iron Hail.
N
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GEN ERAL N T. w s..

HEAVY pAyAGEs-The suit Of Messrs Page, Bacon, &
Co against the city and county Of St Louis for damages
arising of the injunction case submitted to court
ON the 18th The gave damages in the Of $751;
T27. The defendants appealed.
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fair will be held this evening Ito continue through the
week. the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South 1t will be held at Odd Fellows Hail.
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NELSON'S Landscape Ptctuves.-The rifle or these
vi paintings place evsning O'Clock.
TAYLOR h MAURYs5
Nov III bookstore, 9th street.
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HARVEY Il ADAMS, having purchased r.. heel
IL Co all their stock Of hardware lately
them, No. 343 Pennsylvania opposite Hoie
beg eaye respectfully call purchasers
well selected stock ofgood We
and good of all line,
continuance Of the custom Of the old 6rn
HARVEY ADAMS.
Nov I-dlm
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The number Of nterments in this city during the month
October l02 Of this number los under five year.
of age.
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Among the last arrivals in city Hon. Messrs Ia
dok Pratt and Hiram Wabrdge, Of New York w. s. Ashe
North Carolina and Hon. George Vail, of New Jersey
Mr.. Vail is stopping at the Kirkwood House.
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THE FIRST sSow-sron--A despatch from Chatham -Four
Corners Massachusetts dated on Saturday last says:
snow-sorm commenced here at o'clock this after
noon and continued till o'clock this evening, when
violent rain set in About ten inches Of had
fallen.n
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and 10th Instant put board the Cahawba as well
- the mail for the English steamer 10 sail wednes
day irota Boston.
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War DEPARTMENT.

Death of an Army O6feer.-Second Lieutenant John D.
Mccall of the infantry of the United States army died.
te.anu Fort McKave Texas the Goth of October
last
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The ALEXANDRIA cALAaITy.-Referring to the fearful
oss OF LIE at the Alexandria fire. the Gazette that city
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FRoa KASsAsJudge s. G. Caddo appointed in place Of
Hon r. Elmore had arrived the Shawnee mission TO
upon his duties The latter still adheres
his determination contest his claim TO the Office.
The ceremony Of breaking ground upon the site of the
future capital Of the Territory performed with great
ceremony at Lecompton the 24th instant Governor
Shannon delivering an address on the occasion
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Among those who have engaged rooms at Dcxters Hotel
the ensuing Hon. j. j. Crittendep, Of Ken
lucky, and Hon. james Jones, Of Tennessee.
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By the Nst steamer from Punta Arenas. four OF
the fifty men who had been engaged for the service
Of the Nicaragnan government, returned here
in a miserable stale Of health and 10 the greatest
acstitution. Many u the company died either OF
Cholera other diseases during the voyage 10 Mica
mgna, and shortly after thf arrival several Others
When those four LETT the whole company was quar-
tered at small place called Castillo, an old ruined
fort, in the middle Of swampy desert. They had
no arms nor ammunition. no beds, no furniture of
any kind, and what is still worse no medicine chest
nor health officer. They were living on Jew bar.
res OF diseased salt meat beans, and biscuit foil of
worms; and six dollars only had been received BY
them in forty days, on account of the ten dollars
promised TO them for their monthly salary.
Whatever may have been the circumstances under
which these unfortunate fellows accepted the en-.
QaCement, which was offered TO them BY the Nicara
guam representative in this city. and Mr. White the
agent Of the Nicaragua Transit Company. the con-
dtions Of that contract ought TO have been fairly
and honestly fulfilled with them. II is stated thai
the friends Of these unfortunate men are Determined
to institute legal proceedings against the above
named functionares and il is To be hoped that oar
active United States District Attorney will do his
taii Il ile pIeM-es. ANGUS JCsrilo.
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Frt Board-S123 scnuy Nav Stock scrip 40 24O PENN
SIS, s.; 6co Cam and Amboy nR e's 'e7 81 1000 PhnA
and West Chest RR rs, 20, $50 abs Reading kR casA
Long Island RR b5 III 100 DO cash. NJ 100 North Wese
Copper b5 o. 80 Penna RR Az; 10 Norris Canal pre-
70; 10 Farm and Mech Bank, cash, 7ol1; Commercial
Bank, 81; Philadelphia Bank, lia Between Boards-
cond Board-sI 100 City RR 6's esX: 5000 Penna s'a
s7I; 1000 schuyr Nav Boat Loan, 81 Q Union Canal
pref 6s, 1884; 800 ~ New Greek Coal Co. b5, *; lss
high Nav s5yS 100 Little schuyl RR b5 50, SO Schuya
Nav pref, 32l so Reading RR, b5, 49k; DO 49k; 10
Girard Bank, 1873.
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Zetl Psi Frnternlty.

trs EIGHTH ANNUAL CONVENTION AT HARTFORD. CT
1.a..., .o.-,.,,, g ao,o,..o. Co., -. ,;Yo,,,.
chapters o. the Zc Psi fraternity assembled in Hart
lo, X on Tuesday the l4th ult and continued s ,e-
-. =. 60 -, :. ., p...,..;,, -.
on io three days in succession Representatives were
present from Harvard dartmouth, Rutgers, Middleton
snd Other colleges also from Brown University New
80, tt.,. - p,,. rr;;. -.
go ~ ISL, IMP
ling nearly hundred persons IN all The meeting were
eIl in Cm,ns Hall and were Of course score, to all
,. ~, ;;,;.a A.. .o,a :, prr, ,r;;,
eN.s', ,S w a.. 40 A.no" = DIV" on"e'''s'
"e''eo' me onsh'a' transacted was o. private ma
ture and OF public importance. These yearly
b.s Of aternitie. and associations attached To the diff
49, ~. = .,. -, - , -, II,
business hey transact ~ from the good they eject in
po"s.tps soo' 'A' A."uV .en"s 'e'"es"
tie adua'es o. 'ne respective eoeSa'e instu
tons throughout tho county, disposition tia,
f 4; >, e,.rallv e,es. great reforms in ,,;.ys d;.c
-, 40. -.
pa' ana stnuy' when the ole'eh' systems are eon'irF
Ell sni revised.
RI. AZ. j,v M. s,.,t IN examining cres.,.;,, ,j
making nrcnsrations to pob,i,h The e,,aopa. 81 th
tr,farn,.y for the nresent year
~ No secona a. The ssyc.,I ,,,,ors c-o ..,l.a =;
,,a,r rar 90 ,e;ifv a. t ,l., nrosn.r;,. d,,r; 80
.t Gear Fncouragno arconn,s wore given from ali =,
,hem and j; VA mad" .,n that tbs fra,ern;,v - "
hy a. de mo-, nrosnerons ono in Tho conn,ry naw
cS,n,cr had been ,tr.ci in dartmouth College ami il
w. ho,~ nat l.,, NE newt wear one v,uId h. onane
ia Yole College
The new CATALOGUE will sbow over 10, n,mcs
OF rrcmbrrs Of The socir,y-a very large number Tor
i,,,esn,ty only ight years il eyisienc.
Brothcr J. W Eennet. p f. A. OF Phi Chap.sr n "
tcdered invitation the convention meet in New
Yorh neKt year where 10 assured the brethren thew
wo:!d he hospitabiy entertained.
I. vss objected by the delegates from the -ural
colleges that New York very great
snd . very wicked city, and most Of the
aas feared they would md their way to divers naughty
places instead oil " me 'neeungs u me convention
Too tilT r O. a. Of IN chapter, stated that ne stu
died N New YORK. ana Ms Vifuohs procnVue- were a.
yet un!npaiied The convention would have attraction
enough, itseii, TO eounteract any stich influence.
I; VA al length however, decided TO hold the next
convention AT New brunswck ~ j., on the fourth
Wcdncscoy in July. The following appointments
made or Mat OCCASION
!. u. Yates sommers, Of New York University orator.
Barne, Compton, Of college OF New Jersey Princeton,
Substitute.
gamcs x. iosmcT- OF Harvard college Poet
James D. Kendall, q Harvard College, sub,iiiuie
I'm the last day there an election OF officers tor the
ensuing year, when resulted a. follows The letters
gveo represent 'rcTs words, "hch must no' DE re-
vcaed
~ wr'',ps..J, 81 a. - 20. W. oess
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OLD WHEAT AID NEw-The new Genesec wheat
proves to b. unit yet for grinding most of 1t being
damp. Hence, parcel of old wheat eagerly sought
FOR at ful prices + y. Buell. sold this morning $500
bushels ocing part Of from Canada, NJ ~ - II
taken IN lots for grinding The wheat Is fair qua.
'y Of mixei Canadian about twohirds white THERE
but little of this quality Of wheat had at any price
--Rothostv american, Aug. Is.
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The Mormon Exodus.
From Liverpool England) Latter Day Saints Miiieuniai
Star, August A..
,NUAL EMIGRATION REPORT.

The peculiar favor and blessing OF the Lord to-
wards His people have been sbundantly made mani
fest through another season of emigration in the de-
liverance of a large number Of Saints from these
lands Through the complex and extended nature
of the business of the Office the publication Of our
port has been somewhat delayed.
The following Is a concise statement of the emf
grafton Of Latter Day Saints from the port Of
Liverpool from the 9th day of November, 1854, to
the 18th of April, 1866
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port Of the Cincinnati Board Of Health that the whole
number Of deaths In that city during the week ending
August 1&th, vas 49, OF which ~ by cholera This
decrease e 20 In the general mortality a. comps red
With previous week. and 80 In the a1bct Of dea tbs
!.
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Port OF Now York, August 10, 1856.

ARRIVED.
Ship Comet, Boles Bremen rs days, with mdse, TO Buc1a
Crane July 81 lat 5 40 IL o. sgnalized ship JuditA
bound Boston; Aug lat A. lon 49, large iceberg.
18Th lat 49, Ion IS 40 sgnazed Herms,
ing NV Took pilot 18th 40 miles from SANDY Hook.
Ship New York. Thompson, Havre July H. with ndse aad
l24 passengers 10 Livingston. Sid In company viii P
Confederation, for New York.
Sclr Howard, Davis, Newbern, NC, days.
Schr Rio, O'Donnell Washington, NC, 8 days.
Schr Wllis, Camerdon, Washington NC. 5davs.
Schr Perry, Seyn,on. Beaufort, NC. Sdays
Schr u Martin, Wainwright EdentOn NC dagS
Schr Vapor Smith, Wilmington, y days.
schr !. Peacock Terry Wilmington, days
Schr ]. + johnson, Salyer, Newborn days.
Schr Orapeak Williams, Alligator, NC.
Schr Yarabero Wood, Norfolk, 4 days
Schr Isabella Faukln. Boston, 3 days.
Sehr X Jones' Clarke, Machias, 3 days
SOop Midas, Smith, Providence.
Soop Willard, buckingham, Providence.
Soop Frederick Crown Gardner, Providence.
BELOW.
One snip South Of the Highlands
Bark Angelina Sturges, l6 days from Jamaica
Brig Osrom
Schr Tabitha S Grier, OF Frederika bet.
SAILED
Ship Herculean Buenos Ayres.
Wind during the day, N; sunset. SSW
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On the 18th inst the bark Anroa sailed from Quebec
for Halifax with seventy recruits embarked from Nom
real They consisted q Germans pojes Irtsh snI fcs
CaL-dsa.
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STEAMERS To AND FROM HAVANA.
AsEL-From Charleston 10Th and 9TH due at Havana IA
and 7h From Havana 10th and 18th due al New York Ia
and LIST.
CrrY-From New York ID. arriving Havana 81
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 0h Havana n.
due at New York 2Sth
EMPIRE Cry NEW GgAsApA-From New York Ill., e.
irving nj Havana sd and New Orleans 18th From New Or
leans 9Th, Havana 9Th due at New York 18th.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York 9Th, arriving Al Havana
14h and New Orleans lh From New Orleans 18th HAvanA
9Th, due ut New York ID.
CAnAwBA-From New York 18th, arriving at HavaaA 81
and New Orleans ID. From New Orleans 9Th Havana II.
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In the Of ship Cavalier before reported
port the underwriters have compromised with the ~
paying them s6J,OUp
The shipping List states that bark Iaurens IA Odd 40
TONS built at kennebec has been sold for whaler for e8>
LAUNcHED-At Bristol RI, 18th inst from the ship yard n
Messrs Stanton Skinner ne schooner OF about 10 ons
called the II Payton, owned by Harvey Payon, Wheel
den, Harding Nckerson and Nickerson of Providence
and Stanton skinner Of Bristol She halls from Provdeuce
intended for The coasng trade and be commanded by
Capt Asa Nickerson.
PoRr NEW YoRK-Thc fol lowing is summary the YES
sells In this port on the nth inst
steamers ~ Briggs %
Total. ............... 6@