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NEW MEAT MARKET

IEESsRS. PINNEY & REYNOLDS have re-
VI opened the Meat Market (their old stand
on College street, opposite the Free Press Office,
where they will keep constantly on hand the best
quality of Fresh and salt Meats of oil kinds, and
will sell as cheap as tho cheapest.
~ Market open through the day.
Sept. 81. d6t6w3w
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Burlington, Oct. IL. 1855.
GentIemena Shawla.

lust received by Express, large lot OF Geutle
~ mons shswls, at I TURKS Clothing store. Nc
Bank Block,
Nov. 8. ihNtf
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DLAIN HAIR 4 CURLS, all size. and Color-, at
tho old stand, Church i LIE. GilN>NAlD.

Plated Good, Casters, &c.,
New styles, lea sets, is,rs, Cake baskets, ~pooiis
FORKS, Knives, Sc, At the old st,.ud Clutch i.
DIV j. L. RkINSM AID.
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NOTICE.

ZANE into the enclosure of the subscriber on or
( about the lst inst two year old heller. The
owner is requested, &c.
FREDERICK HADLEY,
Burlington, Oct. 10, 1850 wl5w3-
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Every Day Bring Something
NEW At JIJE FEE HIVE,

lust received Turkish Towels, Brown ard
- Bleac1ed for friction and absorbing, also Col
ored unes Err wiping Plato
We you'd invite the attention Of purchasers 10
our Stock Of Dress Go Is, Emlroiicric Dress
Trimmings, Shawls, rloaks. 1aluas Materials
The assortment is large and constant y i,cci,,rs
addit of new and dosiratlc styles.
Oct 18th. 1853. tdvtF
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Chittenden Co. Institute.
TINHE WINTER TERM will commence on Mon
/ day Nov. 10th, under the charge of
Mr.. II. IL. ESUckhasn PRINCIPAL

ASSISTED BY COMPETENT ASSOCIATES.
No. of Scholars LIST Term ll9. Course of study
systematic and thorough.
Board, Rooms &c, from 81 50 to 200 per week
Rooms at reasonable rates for those wishing to
board themselves.
For further information or Catalogues apply to
the Principal to Dir, NJ. Swain.
;. q. BUTLER, Sec'y
Essex, Vt, Oct. 22d, 1855. WINS
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SEVERY g. HOWARD.

and put up in large bottles at Sl,00 cach or sin
bottles for 800
COLLINS a PIERCE,
DRuGGIsTs, Montpelier, General Wholesale Agents
for Vermont. Sold by 4. e. SPEAR, Burlington,
l.. L. BUTCHER son, It. Adams, II. \. liODG
ES, Richmond.
Nov. 3, $50. 4 i m
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~" Mr.. WISE. The Boston Atlas thus
receives the suggestion Of Mr.. Henry A.
Wise, of Virginia, as a candidate for the
I'xt Presidency.
SO we may know what to expect when this
consumer OF hot Goals has achieved the Presi-
ncy. Boston bomharded, custom house
Ulcers being previously allowed to depart
with their little property; Seward and
sulnner hung; nobody allowed to say 'nigger, &c
j the House. on pain Of expulsion the sword
Ct Virginia flashing here and there like II
iletcor Yankee schoomnstcrs executed in
Accomac, with their ink-horns round their
lrcks
The United States could meet rcstilcnce
mime and insolvency tolerahly well but
though ten times more powerful, they would
rhriyel like scroll in the embrace of such II
i,lamander President at this. Give us any
ody but him. Let the fierce democracie' AXE
my shape but that, and our firm nerves shall
)eycr trcmhle. Give us the hirsutc man Of
1"uHkets and steamboats,. who proposes to
Jay ! SEQ 600 for the Presidency give Us
nat soft old warner, Sam Houston give us
The "ratiOnal'' Buuilonian gives us rum
Commodore, no longer fit for the sea; hut save
IS. We electoral destinies, save from this
iirginian Pistol We must, indeed, expos
tra single moment DO they seriously
fink Of imposing this spitiirc, this rampant,
caring, raving. rapaci"us rantcr upon the
,uuntryl We will NOT, cannot believe il.
Some Young lawyers think they are like
Cfoate, because their tangled locks are al
,rays unkemrt and Mr.. Wise may think that
is like jackson, because he is continual
}, losing bis temper. He is mistaken. The
'.'invral' often went into passion, and so
60 tishwives in Billiugsg.te and Mr.. Wise is
lGDre like the latter than the former. lie
will not be nominated. \ Democratic Con-
Nention, shrinking from scarcely any absurd
j,y, will shrink from that. Its business will
he to discover some unknown man. and to put
him before the people for miracle. But
very body knows Wise. We have all laugh
cd at his tantrums at aly time for twenty
Gears past. \ Peppcry disposition is a very
luor qualification for candidate; and Mr..
Wise will be named only in Only and the
'iacent demcsncs. We can hear Il hard
headed, practical bigot, representing, in some
sort, our enterprise, our commerce, oui
wealth; but one who cmbodies only the bank
ruptcy, the folly, and the teapot tempests Of
Iirginia-never
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AUTUMN DRESS GOODS
~ NJ 4 Ms

4 Ii WOOL THIBET, in White, Pink, Crimson,
~ Maroon, Blue, Tan, Green and Orange colors.
All Wool Plaids, Raw silk Plsids, De Bogos,
Madonna, Moire Antique Alpaccas.
Coburghs in great variety and quality.
Nous. De LANES, Cashmeres, Ginghams, Prints,
DC, dc., &c,
All of the above goods have recentlybeen selected
and are we'll worthy the attention of purchasers,
People at home and abroad are invited 70 examine
this stock as they will be sold at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
Corner Store.
Burlin gton, Oct. IL, 1883. daHtf
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For Sale

rgNIlE place occupied by Lewis lIisboc, containing
about twelve acres with Brick house and out
buildings situated three miles east of burlington
corncrios IN tho Turnpike and High Bridge roads
opposite tho Edridge place. The above can be
bou ,ht for cast or credit at a bargain.
j. L. HIGBEE.
Nov. >. w3w,-
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Barre Academy.

TINE WINTER TERN WILL BEGIN on
. Thursday, Nov. %, 1855.
BOARD, Sl,G7 and Sl,s7 per week.
j.. :. >PAULDING.
Barre, Nov. 5, 1855. wI9w3
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COSN Titan
ART A SIS OCIAT o n !.

SECOND YEAR.
a RRANGENENTS for the Second Annual Col
"A lection Of this new aud popular Institution for
the diffusion VI Literature and Art have been made
on most extensive scale Among tho works olready
engaged, is the iar-'amed
" GENOA CRUCIFIH,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars
In forming tho now Collection the diffusion Of
works Of American Art, and the encouragement Of
American genius have not been overlooked Commits
sions have been issued TO many Of the most dstin
guished American Artists, who will contribute
some Of their finest productions. Among them
are thrco Marble Busts, executed by the greatest
living culptor,-llIRAM PowtRs
GEORGE WAsIINGTOv,
Tho Father of his Country
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
The Philosopher
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statcsnan.
special tgent has visited Europe and made care
full and malicious selections Of foreign works Of Art
both in Bronze and Marble Statuary and Choice
Paintings.
The whole forming large Ani valuable collec.
ton Of Paintings and Statulry, to DO distributed
FREE among tho members Of tho Association for
the Second Year.
Terms of Membership.
Tho pevment If three dollars constitutes any
ono n member Of this Association, and entities him
N either ono of the following Mngaz for one
voor an also n ticket in the distribution Of Stat
nary md Painting
Tbo T,,r,tnre issued to subscribers consists Of the
fcIIovirr Monthly Magazines; lIarper's, Putnams,
Knickerbocler, B'acEwoof-, Grlham's, Godey's
Book. and Househol Words.
porsons taking five member hip. entitled to
anv five # the Mnca zines for one year, and to SIR
ticLets in tho distribution.
Tho net proceeds derived from tho sale Of mem.
berships are devoted to tho r1r- hase Of works OF
Art for tho ensuing year.
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T II f
GREATEST BARGAINS !
OTIII7HSTl NDING
:" BILLS" AND bILLEriVi !.
Ever Offered in Burlington.

The above Goods include the best Goods
of the kind the Market affords.
SHAwLS, Long and Square Brocha, 200 to 800
q" Plaid. 100 to 100
SIX, Cashmere, Th'bet, &c, Enjroidcr'es,
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, equally Lo..
Sheetinss and Shirtngs, ble'ched and un-
bicached, Iapie Llnrn vr all hi".is,
Ladies' German NOrsted Goods,
Gloves and Hosiery in great
variety. Ladies silk and
Merino Under Vests
nI nrntr
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Needles.

GOOD NEEDLES A FINE LOT OF HAIR
~ Brushes Dressing and Shell Combs Ra-
Eors, Knives, Scissors gsHuins Maccassar Oil;
Alarm Clocis, silver Napkin Rings, Tea Sets, &c.
received by J. L. BRINSMAID,
Successor to Briusmaid-& Brothers, Church street.
Sept. 20. d4wtf
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Manufacturers, Importers and wholesale and retail
dealers in every fabric and style of
CARPETINGs FLOOR OILCLOTHs,
And Regulators of the Trade Prices for Carpctiugs
OVER 10000 HOUSES
have been furnished from our retail Warehouse,
since its opening, AT sariHg Of tntrl per ce" Our
method of operating TOR CASH oNLN AT Low PRICES,
has caused a miracle Of success
The following SCALE of PRICES for Fall
sales, (Which will not be varied from, either at
wholesale retal,) is not designed for competition
prices a. it is far below the standard prices paid by
dealers throughout the UNITED SrATES-but to
sustain our high reputation for selling all goods at
low prices.
II Cents per yard for Venetian Carpets
p Cents per yard for good Linen Carpets.
so Cent. per yard for Ingram Carpets.
37s Cents FER yard for Union Carpets.
A. Cents per yard for Super Union Carpets.
80 Cents per yard for Two-ply Carpets.
So TO ~ Gents per yard for Extra-hne Carpets
20 TO - Cent, per yard for Supcrine Carpets.
20 to90 Cents per yard for kiddermiusterCarpets
~ to ll2s Cents per yard for ,uperfne English
Carpets.
ply Carpets, all grades, at low prices.
IS to l2j Gents per yard for Brussels Tapestry
Carpets.
l2j to l6l Cents per yard for splendid Velvet
Tapestry Carpets usually sold for S2.2j and
upwards
rs Cents per yard for elegant Wilton Carpets,
the usual price OF which are - 90 and upwards.
Also, many choice styles Of superior Velvet and
Tapestry Carpets, of English manufacture which on
account of their high cost are seldom imported "a
this country, purchased at the recent auction
trade sales in New York. and will be sold for the
same prices Of an ordinary article. Also,
PAINTED FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
embracing the largest assortment to be found in the
country, from feet to "a feet wide will be sold al
lower prices than ever.
Also, Bookings, Crumb Cloths, Stair Carpets
Feltinrs Rugs Mats and all articles usually found
in a first class warehouse.
As tie name Of our establishment has been closely
initiated by others in different parts Of the city il
will be we'll for purchasers to mark the location o.
+ oar wdrcLou'c
NEW ENGLAND Carpet COMPANY,
Hanover street, Corner of Elm,
BOSTON
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This is no humbug we want your Cash, and all
the above goods, with great variety of others,
will be sold as above. Come on and buy, not with
out money and without price. but with your money,
and see for yourselves.
$50 CHURCH ST, b BURLINGTON, VI.
NICHOLS BOYNToN.
November Is, 1855. dlwtf
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public generally, that he has commenced business
Corner of Church and College streets,
Our Huntrn gion's book Store
Entrance I'd door from the corner on College St
where he is prepared to a orders in his lin
n short notice and on reasonable terms
Books bound in Turkey Morocco, Russia, English,
French and American Calf in any style of finish,
Plain Gilt and Gilt edge. Large Illustrated
Works. Aliases Books of Engravings AMI Music
bound with great and strength in Plain and
Extra bindings. Gcntlcmen's private Libraries
and the Libraries of Colleges and other public Insti
tutions repaired and rebound in Calf Ship. Library
styles, neatly and substi ntaly. 4 liberal discount
from the regular city prices parcels of 80 vols.
and upwards, and the work warranted ~ thorough.
Gentlemen residiHg at a distance may rely upon
their books being well bound at the lowest city
prices and carefully packed and returned without
delay. In such cases freight will be charged and
remittance Of payment for binding required.
To Agents sending parcels Of binding a remuncra-
tive discount il offered and 'hargcs paid one way.
Publishers and Printers work bound in Muslin
case, and Pamphlets done up neatly and expedi-
tousy.
Having one of lIickok's-the best Ruling Machine
made, and an experienced ruler in his employ. he
will Rule and bind to order Blank work of all kinds
including Ledgcrs, Journals, Day Books, Cash
Books, Records, &C.. and Memorandum Books Of
all sizes. Business Books ruled to any pattern and
bounl with care and despatch
JOHN BAN,
Book Binder, Paper ruler e. Acct Book Manufacturers
Corner of Church and College Streets
Oct. I'd, 1850 w3m Burlington, Vt
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STONE MARE.

NICHOLS 4 BoYNTON HAVING PURCHASED
y of Ballard & Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, are now ready to furnish merchants and
others at short notice. every description of Stone
Ware. NICHOLS & BoYNT0N.
Burlington, July /, 1854. d4wtf
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TIME UNDERSIGNED has associated himself
j with Messrs WAKEM AN 4 LATTfNG in the
practice of Law in the city of New York.
Mr. Latting ia a Commissioner for Vermont.
Office so Fulton street.
d6t6w3t L. J. PHELPS.
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Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
and Ans lytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass,

Sold in Burlington, by T. A. PECK, G. ". ALIEs
and A. c. SPAR, Messrs Simonds, Shelburne, A. B
Simonds, Willston, Z. Alexander, Charlotte, II.
Hodges, Richmond, L. Dixon Co., Milton, and
Howe Spadng, Jericho.
Oct II, 1856 d&wly
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STAMPED Work

4 New lot Of STAMPED Cullui., Iail- Sc just
~ received at the Corner store.
LIMAN'S,
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THE subscriber having been appointed Agent for
Wheeler, Melick 4 Co.'S Horse Power Threshers
and Separstors for the County of Chitenden and its
vicinity, is prepared to receive orders Mschine.s
will be sold at the manufacturers price, adding cost
Of transportation. The demand being unusually
large, parties wanting Powers should send their
orders early. II. II. DOoLITTLE
Successor TO DAvEY & DooLIrrL..
Burlington, Oct. 3. 1855 wllms
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MORRIS Il WILLIS'S
r. q III j J o u r N a T.,

The following literary attractions will in
{ zee thousands, we have no doubt, to add
t'eir names (ior the coming Year, to the al
] 'ady extensive subscription list of the best
Of wceklies, viz a new novel by y. r. WILL
IS series Of outline sketches, in prose and
rise, by GENERAL MoRRIs, and novelette,
hvJ. NJ. FIELD, the popular and we'll known
q Straws of the New Orleans Picayunc.
J he terms Of the Home journal are but two
collars year, and the office Of publication
i at I07 Fulton Street, New York wilt
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lust OPENED, a nice lot Of silk, Merino, Wool
- en- and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Suspenders Collars, Hdkfs. Scari,
Also,
GENTLEMEN'S SHtWLS.
Call and see at LlMAN'S.
Oct. IL, 1850 d6wtt
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tJlc0.
Siias Wjtherby's Est ate,

At Burlington, Nov. 10th, Mrs Catherine Adams
aged - years 6 months, and 3 days,
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VICTORY VICTORY

Indian \ cgctablc pulmonic Syrup.
nOCTOR LAROKAH, a celebrated Indian, dis
Dcuvered in the combination OF four kinds Of
Roots and Herbs, remedy that is WARRANTED
to the worst cases OF
Coughs, COLTS, Whooping Cough, Group,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and Consumption
in all cases where the Lungs not mostly con-
sumcd, where there is vitality to sustain lite in
the Lungs.
II has been tried in hundreds ofcases, and never
az yet, has failed to cure. The agent has in his pos
session many certificates of its wonderful virtues
One to three bottles warranted TO the
hardest COUGH.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure the worst
COLD.
One to two bottles will cure the WHOOPING
COUGH.
Two to four bottles will cure the ASTHMA.
Four to eight bottles are warranted to cure
BRONCHITIS.
One hattie will cure the GROUP
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BURLINGTON, sept 18th, 1855.
fH'HE firm Of DANEY DDOLlITIE heretofore
L existing and doing business at Burlington is
this day dissolved by mutual consent and all the
affairs Of said firm will be settled with and by MIR.
Doolittle.
G. NJ. DAVEY.
ikwtf II. II. DOOIITTLE.
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New Stock of JeSyeIry.

NOW opening fine stock OF new Jewclry
' set, of Cameo Pins and Ear Rinc,, Musaics and
gold Ear Rings and Pins an assortment or opal
Ruby, Pearl and q teu Diamond Rings; Gents Pms
Ntuds, sleeve Collar and Vest Buttons; aud lot of
the prettest Gold Vest and Guard Chains; new aud
handsome variety # Gents, Laiics and Cuildrcns
Ring; new lot of Comedian Rings, and many other
Roois which are pleased to show and sell At the
old stand (new store) Church street.
J. T. BRlN>MAID,
Iormery PanghoLn REin.maid & Rrin.mai Hro
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Notice.

FUNIITS MAY CERTIFY THAT HAVE SOLD
L my son GEoRGE W. LEE, his time during the
remainder of his minority ami / shall not claim
any of his wages nor pay any debts of his contrac-
ting after this date.
LUMAN LEE,
Richmond, Nov. 20, 1855. w2lw3+
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Crockery, China 4 Glass Ware,
q OCE RTE :

Looking Glasses, Paper Iangings, Window Cur
tains and Shades Of every kind, with Putnam's and
other Fixtures, Lace and Muslin Curtains, Damask,
IL LII L.
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For the Gentlem n i,

WE HAVE
Broadcloths from Sl.3s to 500
Black and Fancy Doeskin, 80 TO 200
Satinets, Tweeds, &c. % to Is
Beaver Cloth plain and fancy Cassimercs, &c.
White ADD COlored Flannel, 20 to rs
Canton Flannel, 10 to Is
SIX and L,n.n Handkrehi,S, Shirts, Bosoms and
Collars, Ulfsr Shirts and Drawers Den'ms,
NtrLnei IIcking. GLores NttenS. NockS Of aN klni,
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Tue VIII cure INC JKOIF.
eight bottles are WARRANTED to
CONSUMPTION

(oNSl VII ION
in all cases where the Lungs not consumed (and
in every case 1T GIVES RELIED benefit is expe-
rienced from the first bottle and cure is warrant
ed when the above quantity is taken.
Nothing can be more astonishing to the invalid
after trying all the popular medicines Of the day
to no effect, than that these common Roots and
Herbs combined will cure all pulmonary diseases.
still this is FIXED FACT. Thousands Of cases
can he referred to in our own New England states.
For further particulars and certificates cure,
circulars left with every agent.
Thi. article is now ma nufarturpl by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-16
DIED.

BURKBoLpIR-On Friday jay 49, Lucy 4aRRIgT, daughter
X. ;. X. turkholccr aged and 10 monhs
DowAMG-On Saturday morning July II Henry J. DOWNING,
Of Mr. Thomas Downing Of No Broad ST. aged p years
months and Gays. 80.
GlLMA,-Un sunday July l5 MARY younges' child of Geo
Harriet J. Gilman aged years moths and day
The nrs OF the family respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral services NJ A. 81 today the residence of her
rsrerts, Ne ~ Gouvernsurst
Iii II, RISsAt Madison Wis, Wednesday July II, Mr.
g. HU1cHns the firm Of TueT, Hetehns Lase Of this
ciiy.
Kr,EIclS-OD Friday morning, July 10, HgSsY KERssAS
ego 20 end months native Of Port Parish Of nyer County
Dcpegsi. ireland
OLYPs4sr-At Newburgh. Friday July IS, VI. SOPHIA
wife OF Bohorf ELEPHANT OF this cry aged 30
The fun erl which appointed for this morning took place
SUNDAY, 18th inst
forn, Ty Of Robbery. Mass ia the 68h year u her
The relryes iend- Of the family respectful invited
10th ins o'clock from her la,e residence, No. l East
lsthsf.
Boston papers pesse copy.
SBa PBTRtOn Friday July 49, Mrs Farmers, No. 81 ClG
ST. DAVID SIR native If kirriemar FOrlashire,
Scotland eyed y years member Of Hope Lodge No. IA
r end A. NJ
Scotch pap, please copy.
srARR-Ai Brooklyn, Saturday. July IA. Mrs MELISSA
sIARs reot of tho late Richard Starr in the 6th year
her
wKps-At Busbwck Long Island Sunday July IS Mar.
year ard 10 monhs
The funeral viii take place Monday July IS. O'Clock
r. "A, from bushwek-av. All friends invited.
WIsos-On Friday July 49, Of dspsy, ELIZA WILsos aged
- years wife Of ~ omas Wilson.
fLRGusok-By crowulng Sunday. July X. Feacusos.
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Arrived.

United States Mail steamship sontbemer Evan, Cbasu
So hours mdse aud pass 20 Spoori Heston TO. ll1a
up. NJ. 80 miles n Cape Lockout exchanged .iso.s
Kt stone St.e, from Philadelphia for Savannah
Steamship Louisiana, Talbot, New Orleans 9Th inAt pss
Chas Morgan.
sris N.rntiske Thompson, PcrtauPrnce LIST init sss
&C.. 70 Dole Co.
schr Kate Stewart Marthan Galveston q ds. cotton an
psss 70 Lane West Co.
Steamer Piedmont tCromwell's line) Post Baltimore NJ
10 John Riley.
ship John Cottren (cf Thomaston) Haowell, LTryl
June H. rdfc. and n passsnzcrs % Joseph PERKINS.
Bsk Automatic lsic Radio, 81 days. fruit, to Chambers
Robinson Co.
Bark Azelia Davis ST. Ubes June IT, salt, to t. Il. W.
Bark J. NJ Morales, Brown Havana, days, SUGAR, tss
&C. stuIger Co July g. spoke brig Z. Remington lcl
tc) ON PCnsacola tor New ork. days out
Sch. NJ. l.. WtcDs0re Means EeatheIa days, fus, D.
Fneas.
Scbr. .lbsmsr'e. fluhart. Antigua. " C.
Schr. Cora Manly. frsnces Plymouth, ". c.
s.hr. Rio, U'Donnel Wash rsson, n. c.
Schr orneia, bryant Virginia.
Scbr. = s. Buckingham Cve. Portland, Ct
= hT. Grspitr Lodge. Colby. Rockpou
SchT. Mary Price, Bzzr5, Ne Haven.
scop iGs,ph, Anderson, Portland, CT.
Slo0p Comm REQ, Bro0khaven.
sAILED-stesm-bips hsshyil thar'cston KDorAss
vannsh; jamestown, Norfolk, &c. chips Antelope nh
metro; Cornelius Dribnei London.