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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-11-21
ES5 54--'55.
FALL & WINTER GOODS


EE AVE just received and are now displaying
kE carefully selected stock Of fall and winter
goods. Their stock consists of Dry Goods Of
every description and quality suitable for the
present and approaching seasons. A very hand
sorre assortment Of Bread cloths, Cassimcres,
S.tiretts, Jeans, &c, &C. Ready made clothing.
LADIES' GooDs-sSuch as fine nerinees, fEe
assortment OF silks and WOODEN plaids, every
variety Of De LANES, and silks Of every dcscrip
ton.
SEAWIS-An unusually handsome variety,
b-cchc and WOODEN, Of all sizes, qualities and
prices.
NTS-Foreign and domestic, Of every price
and quality
BOOST & sHoEs- very bestsclected stock
in the market.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY Builders and
Mechanics are requested to cali and examine our
stock of Hardware, and the attention Of hoase
keepers Is called To our cutlery.
GROCE2IFlS-Thers stock OF Groceries is un-
usnaily large, consisting Of sugar, coffee, rRolas
scs, rice. tea. pepper, fis.i, and salt.
ALSO-Paints and dye stusfs, wooden waro,
and clocks In short full and complete variety
os cvorything either for show use, that can find
its way iato country store, all of which will be-
sold on the mos. reasonable terms for case or
country produce.
They return thanks 70 their friends for pat
favcrs, and respectfully ask continuance OF
them RODGERS & JONES'
Ebcnsbrrg, Nov. 0, '54.
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Partncrsasip notice.

III VlfE subscribers have entered into n copartner-
IL ship, under the firm of JOHN r.. SAVAGE
Sc Co. for the general Manufacture Of Chemicals
JOHN L. SAVAGE,
A. NJ. & II, WHITE.
Office No. IA north FRONTS treet.
Philadelphia, Jan. 4, 1866
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SCHMEIDER's HOTEL.
Ebensbarg Cambria Co. Pa

she subscriber would respectfully inform his
n many friends in the town and from the coun-
try, that he has now arranged his house, and is
low prepared to accommodate all who may favor
him with their custom. His table is well suppl
cd with the best the market can afford His Bar
contains Liquor of the best Brands, also Lager
Beer, &c. ,&c., -
FREDERICK SCHNEIDER;
July 20, '54.-1y-
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GROCERY sTDpa.

GRoCERY SrsEa5- .;,;..sa
WHE subscribers Respectfully inform the citizens
| of jefferson and vicinity, that they have taken
the Stand recently occupied by j. b. Craig, where
they have just received, and aiil at all tImes<eep
on had an extensive supply Of fGsocEsIEs, FIslI,
BACON, FLOUR, &C., &c.
Their terms will be moderate, and 20 pains viii
be spared to accommodate the public whose
patronage they respectfully solicit.
JOHN WHERRY s. Co.
Anr;l o5 1873
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FiLL And WINTER GOODS,

ever offered to the people of Cambria County.
Unusal care was taken in the selection ct these
goods and care has been taken that nothing with
in the range of Country store, nor any ways
near it, but what they supply to their Gus
toners, at least as cheap as they can be had III
the country
Their stock of Dry Goods is unprecedently
large, embracing Cloths, of every variety and
texture, Satinetts, Cassmeres, Tweeds, Jeans,
&C., &c. Flannels, Sleeting, Shirting, = and
made up Clothing of every description A great
variety OF
LADIES' FANCY DRESS GOODS
of all patterns and at all prices.
Laees, trimmings, gloves, mitts, &c. Their
assortment of hats, caps, boots, and shoes, IS
complete and unsurpassed.
GROCERIES & LIQUORS, Of every variety
and quality A>well selected variety Of Hard
ware, Cutlery, and nails. Also, QIecnsware and
Glass Paints, DYE stuiis.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
And all for sale low for cash, or given in ex
change for country psedrce Give as call.
]. MOORE & SON
Ebensburg, Nov. 8, '54.
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Dr. Geo. e. Nelly.

r. L. JeussToN. A. C. MUIIIN
JOHNSTON & hULLIN CoarseI!ers and At
D torneys at Law O:lice opposite the Court
House, Ebensbarg, Ia.
Nov. 30, 1854. Tlv.
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NCTfCE.


In tie matter of the Pc In the Cortesoa Pleas
tition of Eleanor M'Car- Of Cambria C5ultts
fsev. to pcrpetuate Tes- No, 20, Sela. Term,
tialony- 1902 :,
And now, 9th Sept, 1855, it appearing to the
Cart here that due and legal service of the alias
subpoena aw ar5icd in this case having been made
rs by the Court directed: the Court, upon motion
of Messrs White & C5fey, appoint Alexander q
Muln, Esq, Commissioner TO take and reduce the
testimony to writing in this case, aud make re-
turn thereof to the Court at December Term,
1855: first giving due notice thereof by personal
service ON all the parties to the proceedings Who
reside in this county, AMI by three publications
in the Mountain Democrat" as 10 those who
live out of the county, the last of which to be al
least ten days before the day of meeting
,Saasssz1z5.-.sS, A truc extract from the Record,
j BfTS} Certified Oct, Is, 1856
p NJ. ROBERTS, Proth'y.
BY virtue Of the above appointment, the un-
dersigned will take, and reduce to writing, the
testimony in the above stated case, at his Office,
in Ebcnsburg on Tuesday. the fourthssday of De-
ccrnber next, at / o'clock, p. NJ, when and where
all interested may attend. if they think proper SO
to do, A. G. MULLlN, Conm'r-
Ebensburg, Oct. II, 1856.
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Esr. Henry xeagaey.

Practising Physician, JohrstoVFn Pc.
4 hFFICE next door to his Drug Store, corner
W of Main and Bedford streets
Johnstown, July y, 1852.
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DOGT0Ess GysESN s. C0E.asG Esx.

EH HANING associated in the practice Of Meli-
u cine, offer their services TO tie citizens OF
Losetto and vicinity. DR.. colbu5n may be al
ways found at the office of L. Brsnif, ESQ, and
Dr. Gwinn at his residence in Lore;to, wlon not
professionally engaged.
September 10Th, 1866.
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FALL MILLINERY GOODS! 1855.
50aEy STONE s. SONS,
no. 45 Soath Second Street,


No 70 So1th Second Street,
PHILAEELPHIA,
A RE now prepared to offer to their customers,
IN and to the trade, of their own Importation }
the largest and handsomest assortment of Milin-
: cry Goods in this city-consisting in part Of
BONNET SILKS, RIBBONS. NELVE'fS, FAN
CY FEATHERS, FLOWERS, LACES, &C., &c.
Which will be sold at the lowest prices, and on
the most favorable terms.
Philadelphia, Sept. u 1855.
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AUDITORS notice.

oetober 10, 1s55.-6t.
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GEORGE M. REED,
AHsR HOPELHN
z. u. EkEYEW,

Attorney at Law, Johnstewn, Pa.
AFFICE in Main Street, two doors cast Of the
" Echo Office.
March l3, 1s51.-1y.
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lRENSnIRG IlINDRY

Ebenslurg, March Is, 1856
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THE GREATEST ATTRACTI0Nl!l u
j. MOORE s. SON B

IL AVE just opened at their old stand; in the
HI Borough of Ebensburg, the richest and
rarest, the finest and cheapest assortment of
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r.. M.
ASHES Sales 30 bbls. at unchanged prices.
BRrADsrrts.--Flour--The market was without change
Of moment and closed with fair demand both for home
and for export about the previous days prices
The transactions embraced about goo 600 bbls in
GLIDING common to extra Stale, at SO O 80 So common
and fancy to extra Michigan at So SIX 50 Is; other
Western grades such common TO extra Ohio, Wis.
consin Indiana and Illinois at 20 80 81 choice extra
s o m a. *s sas
in moderate request at 50 $40, with sales Of about
900 barrels. Southern was less active, but prices
Hasar were At So Rye Sour and corn meal
better qualities Of white and red remained firm,
with sales in ut about &c. busbel advance
included in which was prime Canadian white at 81 25
Frme Tennessee cd at 81 TO- good to prime Western red
at 81 e5 80, with inferior at 81 IS. Com-The
receipts were moderate and the market quite steady.
The sales restricted 70 about 20 coo Is 600 bush
els closing about e5c. &C.,, with small sales
cco bushels At 81 Is 81 T. Oats we're Unchanged and
sales moderate.
CornH-sales were limited while prices we're about
the The transactions embraced small lots Rio at
about 10 &c. 11c.; do. Java at l4c.
CcIToN.-Ihe transactions were confined to few hun
dred bales; dealers still waiting for later BY
the Baltic The market was steady.
FnurThe last Of the cargo per Linden was sold,
srg OF 800 boxes bunch raisins at IS 65 lis do halves
ut 81 so, and ECO quarters at g0c.
HAY at roc 75c, and easier to purchase al those
rates.
RoS-scotch pig was without change, while transac.
tons were moderate
MofAssYxI50 bids Cuba muscoyado sold at &c.,
ard 100 do. at private terms.
HosEY About 10 terces sold at Tic. Soc.
NAVAL sToRrs.-Abont 500 bbls. rosin
sold mt 81 65 for 80 bs delivered Spirits turpentne
was.at 47c., and raw turpentine at 4c.
PEorsoNslhe market was more active, and the sales
reached about 1000 200 bbls., including mess at
SO co. and prime at 81 S2l Is. Beet unchanged.
The sales embraced about 200 bbls at 50 so SO for
country prime and SIS for Vermont Chicago
repacked at SO so and extra do ut ST. The stock
Of old light Lard-The sales amounted about $50
bbls at c. 12c The stock Of pork and beef in the
packing houses Of New York and Brooklyn the 31st OF
October, 1854 and 1855 was as follows -
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uai mentions Ia confirmation d The trn,h Of IT. state
menss the fact that at the sost meeting Tuesday
nigh at Albany where joan Van 6uren made speech,
number Of the officers silver gray wigs. But
this confirmation IS hardly necessary in view Of the feet
which repeat know from the best authority that
Governor Hunt the leader and in sort the author,
of the PARTY had declared for such fusion before the
meeting of Saturday held and that the delegates to
that meeting selected with special reference to
rying Mr.. Hunts design into effect.
How far such disposition of their influence and their
votes is creditable to Mr. Hunt and his conpeers, and
how far il will add to the estimation in which they
held by the public, shall not here undertake to
We may however, be allowed the suggestion that while
they before accused Of nothing Of which they should
be particularly ashamed when they made their
pretended wing convention out Of notorious Hndoos and
used Mssourian for delegate, they are exposed
instance do those whose attachment the ancient po-
hey Of the whg party does not allow them vote for
Preston King and Abiah Mann reeonce their sensitive
conscences to the idea Of supporting the candidate Of
the Albany Atlas and Gen. Pierce's custom house. 1t is
interesting Question which we shall not attempt
In
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Important &c True.
BERTHE
Irtom tire New York Tribune, Nov. |.
<tnuc x,trcrnN

MORE FUSION.
II is well known to politicians that meeting Of certain
prominent representatives ri that body of citizens d ..
lin yusled as "Strsght Wings was held In this city
Saturday last ami that the purpose of their deber-
their fortunes at the comug cec,oa The
bad been made as we know, with view to secure the
support Ct the Wing voters TO tie Soft ticket and
have the best reason for asserting that previous to the
meeting Gov Hunt wrote letter advising that course D
b. taken. How far this design had been executed we
were not till tho fact disclosed by the EnninJ
Mirror Of yesterday which states that such resolution
adopted by the meeting and that the straight
wings finally to fuse with the soft The same Nu
thoii;y also nfsms that Mr. West of the Commerca
sdtesey, Mr. Bradsb r. Barnard of Albany Mr. Frank
Granger and Mr.. Pairnelec q Buffalo, are cordial co.
operation with Gov Hunt In the mage nent of this in
teresipg piece Of patriotism.
We learn from another that this transfer Of the
strigh wings 10 the support Of Gen. Pierce Gov Soy.
monr Tauany hall aud the Nebraska bll was no, con
sumnated without shcw OF resistance on the part Of
those attached 10 the Hndoo interest who naturally
desiTcd to carry thor friends into that camp The
representative Of that immaculate Institution the New
York fsygkr proposed 10 the meeting that the votes
81 the wings should he given TO the Know Nothing
ticket but there previous understanding that this
should he rejected and the proposition only intro
dueed IL saving the appearance consistency
10 tire statesman from whom emanated. Very likely
straight wbs Brooks may feel himself perfectly at
liberty 10 crafty his personal by voting for the
other Know Nothing Brooks and tho Of the Hindoo
e. nddates but still he win cherish IN win against his
brethren Of the whig tea party who pursue different
crsa thrg 10 defeat tho repui cans and carry the
S.nts of New York or the extension Of slavery
Every precaasion taken 90 keep these pro-
cseoings secret II had been intended to com
nmr cac the decision Of the voters whose suf.
ffrcss were thus disposed Of by means Of a score
circular but consider alton this method seemed 10 In
Y 70 some dangers. such circular might ~ some sc
,een get into the papers, aud produce incoevcnien
resuiis Accordingly Il vas dctcrnined the M,rros
rep.tts ID aJa The irrn-'apt ntossaca 81 tr,is.y
nc srt'rs TO Every gari d sbs s'a's lle sme oas
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
i ON EY M RK e IT.
THURSDAY. Nov l-6 |

=.
The stock market to-day not active but lower
prices ruled throughout There operations in near.
ly all the leading stocks at decline ranging fr
quarter to per cent At the first board Virginia 0s
fell of Il per cent; Canton Company, x Panama Railroad
"a Nicaragua Transit ys Pennsylvania Coal 1; Cum.
beiand, q; EIie Railroad, y; Reading x, Michigan
Central, Y Gaena and Chicago u. Illinois Central
bonds advanced 4 per cent; New York Central re, !.
There appears 10 be, al least in the minds of sellers
st lower depth and week two decline the
rate realized during the last viii bring prices down among
the points ruling in the early part Of last spring The
arrival Of the Baltic Is anxiousiy looked for There
hardly possibility of her advices being Of character TO
afford any relief 10 stock market. The public mini
has become so much depressed that nothing short Of
a series q fortunate circumstances can restore
Hdence The returns from all works of Internal i'm
provement for the month of October will without
doubt, show great productiveness, The dividends Of
paying companies are likely to be large, If not
larger than heretofore. Prices for produce Of every
reiy are fully maintained, and our staples command
ready sales either Tor home consumption for export at
rates which be highly remnne.ive TO the agricu
turist. The former is receiving the full benefit OF
rent high prices Any future decline in the market val
is likely tall upon the Spectator, who Is securing
supplies. This is favorable feature In our Internal
commerce, which must, some time hence, serve ma
craiy in restoring public credit and financial prospect
ty We must look to the agricultural classes in all
financial and commercial troubles, and so long as
interest remains sound and strong struggle along
with guarantee that at distant day all will be brgh
and sunshine again. Wall street happens TO be just at
this moment criterion Of outside affairs. The
ments among fancy stocks entirely local both IN their
operation aud effect The price Of -four and potatoes
house rents are reduced ioa by the fall in fancy
fbc q lena md
Chicago Railroad stock in the least diminished because
the stock sells 10 Wall at ia per Instead
ia per cent.
After the adjournment OF the board the following sales
Of bonds and stocks made at auction by A. H. Nico.
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Nfw BYDfonp hAnKlr oct zs -. o, i,., ne
.S. an INC 81 500 nbs at 81 70 per gallon aud the
nssset elosss 1 these gaotaons ~ Fairhsven
e notics ,co DO AZ 81 Is. whale.-The market for
ves,pGs' oasa bn, srm. The only transactions comine
% : ale o 10y ss sS w. h ss. =. SIC
hro,t In New yotk sales 81 ocho'sk Rave been mae
Ii lL. : 49,. .a~ 4. sc =. -I,sG
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simeon Diapers regular semi.weeky sale Of bonds and
stocks viii take place tomorrow al I2x o'clock AZ the
Merchants Exchange.
AZ The second hosrd stocks we're htele better
nj theic not much activity Illinois Central toni4
ssya psea :. yer cent eescna sns ckceg =, &c,
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Totals. l,oi2 2,67e 3,csz 2,sl3 2,4ss
CoooA--A cargo u ST. Domingo sold on Boston
count, at 1Qc.
FREoH1s.-To Liverpool, engagements were light.
About 10 COO 1900 bushels Of grain 10 fill up
taken al lohd, and about 300 900 baes Of cotton
I'D; also 900 uerces lice, a. Cos. To London, 300Q
cheese were engaged at Sos. To Havrc, Hour
81 and grain at Csc vessel Of about coo tons
hnrtercd 10 lead for cor and market with grain and
four al private terms. Rates TO California
har eed.
HEarsales of 600 bales Of Manila we're made at 1lc,
months.
RIcF.The sales emtraced about loo casks, at &c. q
5Mc., closing dull.
srCARs-fhefe more doing, and the sales reached
about zoo sc0 hhd Cuba Muscovado in lots portion
Nc &C., and good part Of the remainder at 90.
C3sc,, with some small lots prime quality, Mt little
higher figure. 10 boxes were sold alto. 65.c.
Iop1oco: The article was steady and In fair request
The following the stock hand fst November 1856,
and statement Of the business done the Tobacco In
sr.eiof's warehouse -
kTArvNp>T OF DoYtxTfc.
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On the alst ult. machine shop Of the Buffalo Car
comfauys WOKE, az The Black Rock Dam discovered
10 be en- Ere The men belonging 90 the various shops
quickly assembled on tho spot and by the utmost
lions succeeded in confning the flames to the building IN
which they originated The Gro was destructive one a.
far went, the loss being in aud machinery
about $40 900 and In building 50 0o0making total Of
so 900 The shop destroyed insured for sii go.
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mifdcmoanor case tried before the county conr,
~ Augusta last week which Attracted consie able ate
ton. II inistmcn' Tor trespAss Of slndsy young
gentlemen scrcnafc q Young rid cnu lc ras
juicy brought In tcsaietoi &c .:n' dsrtsses
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At military parade In Brunswitk, New Jersey last
veek Cen stryter veteran ninety three years of age
tcok commando addressed the soldiers for ten mn.
rtes aud gave the necessary commands. Tho Genera,
looked remarkably eel, aud il tire most eataoraiuary
" N IN the state.
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Increase. 1855.

incIe"Sc, iooo. So0,voo 81
The Board of Directors of the Northern Central Rail
read Of Maryland have signed contract with respon-
sble parties to complete this important road from Can
ton TO Sunbury, thus connecting the waters Of the
Chesapeake with the great coal regions of Pennsylvania
and the northern lakes. Is understood that work will
be commenced Immediately, and completed with all pos
sible despatch.
The following statement exhibits the condition OF the
New Orleans banks, on the I'd Of October =
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making the whole liabilities Of the State for bonds is
sued for stock leaned and endorsed TO internal improve
meut companies amount TO ss,54t, $40 60.
The present estimated value of state Investments in
banks farc ads and turnpike companies Is 81 "a S21,
costing originally So, ,71d &C.
The total value Of taxable property Is 81
Number Of taxa BILE polls .............. 0oso0 IL
State tax on s21e, oil OF 81 at 10 cents
on the one hundred dollars 80 OIL Of
" 100 oil polls, at 15cents.... 15oo1 %
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The receipts the Morris Canal for the week and year
ending the 9th ult. compare follows with the
ceipts to the time last year.
Total TO October 90 1856. ... $23S, 653 81
Week ending October ~, 1885,. 7,940 80
---s24s, SOB 20
Total TO October II, 1864. -. $201, sos 10
Week ending October 20, 1884,. $3.50 70
-$210,54 SAT So
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Trade or the New York Canals.
Statement showing the total quantity of each article
rst cleared the canal at and the total quantity of
each src'c left from the canal at New York. during
month Of October 1866 and also the whole amount At
tolls received boats, passengers for nes &C., &c., on
each article for the same period -
Actually Actually
Arscles. first cleared. left. Tolls.
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ReacirS Railroad, !. speculasora both far 4 rise ana
fall are We tg cor the Baltic She over due bnt has
been oe Aimed doubtless by the fog Her advces cannot
tn our opinion afford much encouragement to holders Of
stocks particularly Of the fances and those who are wise
enough to have realized have been relieved Of great
deal Of anxiety, and perhaps saved heavy losses.
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United States Mal steamship Jamestown Parish from Rich.
mno, PeteturE srd Norfolk w1'h udse and pas Ludsn
PeOants THURSDAY morning. 18th ins % miles nor u
Chlncct seue exchanged snss ~ith sesHsip Roanoke,
bound fo MORO K.
ship Ro,ei1s. Meuiihew Liverpool Hay 25 mdse aud 6l
10 HOwiaud R'gewsy June H. lat 81 81 loo.
IS TO- spoke chip 1.-Two " alter from rpoo for SewYot
tine e1chsnged signals with snip Kalamazoo, bound T..
ard bsrk abby PERKINS from soufhero pot bund Corr
Jure 10, lar y Sc l0 81 s. spoke bark Wss Sea- from "a
Dah for Cork. Iuue H. lar Y % loo. 5, 49, spoke Dr. bag
Ut nd, IN Honduras for Liverpool; time BARK
Asia hound The r. - days w. of the Banks with light
W. winds ard foEF.
Ship Can ta Perry Liverpool May a. mdse. $40 pas
seIgeIs 70 Tspscot Co. Two births during the
Bark Arthur (of WaneL) Banehad, CenfasEos IL day,
10 +. Aft Uo Co.; uahosany ChAstel4in Pom
ye tark snd hides n order; vessel to June 81 lar
e. af Is ST. 70 So sp ke bark Psio of Wlzren) from
srsus Ia O. ande, for Newly ora
Barb Msry Broughton of Boson) Bowers. Buenos Ayrss
Nay 3 hides, &c Lef POM Jutio June II. May
g. II Ion a TO- spo,e ship Sea Witch y DAYS hence fr
China May So LAT % s., lon 81 20, American ship
wi ysrn he'd lower painted black showing whe E
pal with red letters perpendicul4r. May 81 10 s.
len. 81 81 bark Fame. June is a p NJ 50 TO- poke
big Ohio Of Salem from Phi for Port Of Spaa-l9
dsys The ~ B. has experienced, from lat % n light
Winds
Bark Lucy Ann. Keller Nueyitas June 49, mahogany kc
10 Tnom. Owen Sou June a. 50 So lou So spoke
bng Saginaw, henes for Jacksonville.
Bark Tyo Moore Ponce 10 days noasses and Stu
ges Co Sailed in company with Br brig Eie, for York
Brig Emily, Davis Charleston days cotton aad nee TO Dun
hsm Dncn. June q. lat 81 IS lon. rs o. spoke bs Mon
trose Of Portland, for PkilSd~Iphs, s days out.