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DR. CHEESEMAN'S
PILLS FOR FEMALES.

The combination Of the ingredients in
these Pills is The result OF IL long and eNtcn-
siye practice they are mild in their operation
aud certain of restoring nature into its prop
er channel. In every instdlCe Lave tEePills
proved successful. Tho Pills invariably open
those distractions 10 which females are liable
and bring nature into its proper channel,
whereby health is restored, and the pale and
dcathly countenance changed toa healthy one.
No female can elioy good health unless she
is regular, and wheucyer'au obstruction lakes
place whether from exposure, cold, or any
other cause, the general health begins imme-
diately to decline, and the want of such a
remedy has been the cauSc of so many con.
symptoms among young females. Headache,
pain in the side, palpitaiion Of the heart,
loathing Of food, and disturbed sleep almost
always arise from nn interruption of nature :;
and whenever that is the case, the Pills will
invariably remedy all these evils.
N. B.-Thcse Pills should never be taken
during pregnancy, as they would be sure to
cause a miscayasc.
They are put up in square, fiat boxes, and
viii be sent by mail TO any address by remit
ting 10 DR.. c. l.. Checseman, No 267 Blecck-
street, New York. Price 81. per box. 5o;ly
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Patents.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS.
IIikh tie Y. S. Pakcnk OMcc

van tile u. s. Patent Office
Washington,
No. 80 State ST., opposite Kilby st, Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO i'm
Inventors. The subscriber date Agent
OF the U. s, Patent Office, under the act Of
1870 determined to present advantages, in
applying for patents, superior to those offered
inventors by Others, has made arrangements
whereby on application prepared and con
Quoted by him, THIRTY DOLLARS (in,
stead of twenty, as paid back by others) will
be RENTED by him in case of failure 10 OBJ.
tain patent and the withdrawal through him
within thirty days after the rejection. Ca
vets, Specifications, Assignments and all n o.
cessary papers and drawings, for procuring
patents in this and foreign countries prepared
and advice rendered Oh legal and scientific
matters respecting inventions, and infring,
ments of patents.
Inventors can not only here obtain their
organizations on the most reasonable term :
out can avail themselves oftheexperence Of 20
Aears practise, an extensive library of legal
ana mechanical works, and correct accounts
OF pttents granted in this and other countries
besides being saved journey to Washington
the usual great delay thete as well as al per.
sonsble trouble in obtaining their patents.
Copies of claims of any patent furnished bv
reW,ttlng one dollar Assignments recorded
al Washington. Il. II. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents.
during the time occupied The Office of Commits
sl9nsr Of Patents, II. Eddy. Efq.. Of Of Bo,ton,
ua business al the Patent Oeier as Solicitor of Pat.
eutt There were few, any, persons acting I'm tbn,
capacity, who had much ,bcfora The poir
omn" anl there we're nUne Who condurtrd il more
Ahll' hdehlv, aud success, REGARD Mr. Eddy as one
OF hS hest normrd and most sillfu patent Solicitors
~ the UneA States aud have hesitation in iusur ng
Inventors that they caunot employ person more com.
o"ient aud capable Of putting their applications in a
FORM TO Secure for them early aud favorable consid
GRAFTON Of the patent office
EDMUND BURKE, Late Communism Of Patents,
An ~ . PATENT OFFicE,---
II. H. EDDY, Esq, Boston Mass.
"Sr.Your facilities for the prosecution of any Inns
ihess connected with this once, are equal to those of
my m,het agent am very respectfully, You've, Sc.
22-ly, - "'''
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HrLMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract sarsaparilla

Irr RUNNING III, Boo@, f,nortg all ais
c7VN 0'Htae hoA, tfcSN " " r.rrU, .rpp-
SUI, amt iNpfudsp,. M if. stcaafc ,oiy'i-
tDf'oH"i f,os0s', 0riVH- tr'm nm ivp.r,
S'0tc ~ tir Bi'0d, ant t,' 0oiB rsiiohi and
ctDpui hN1rH rrW,fH forii. ear. of = foE
Hl0, NoH RtoHw, S-7t mn, U,rr0'oDs
81 tbc IHroOt opd l. Is, Pans otf SIR n
jpas NJ n, BoncS. T"i,r Pimpis an he
Ircc, amt az 5 0I4 Erppiiops NJ the F1rr.
Thi, ariiclc.i> now prescribed 10y some of
the most distinguished piy Il iaus in the ooun-
try. and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation OF sapaui.la yet Of
fcrcd TO til public. Several eases Of socou-
diary Syphilis, \lcicurial and ScroTulous dis
eases have entirely recovered IN the iucurab e
wards Of our Public Institutions which bad
for many year, resisted every mode Of treat
mcnt that could hc devised These cases fur.
nish striking examples Of the salu'ary Ell, cts
Of this medicine in aIrc>ling some OF the most
invcteraie diseases after the glands were de
suoycd, and the homes already affected
NorICE.-Lctters from responsible PhvSi-
clan, and Professors Of several Med zeal Col
lcscS, and certificates Of cures from patients
willbc found accompanying hoihprcpl ration>.
PRIcLs-Fluid Extract Of Buchu, 81 per
bottle. or bottles for -. Fluid Extract Sir-
saparila, 81 per bottle, or t bottles for So
Equal in strength to one gallon of Syrup Of
Sarsapari'la
Prepared and sold by II. T. IlELMBOLD,
Chemist, 2G3 Chestnut Street, near the Gil.
rard House. Philadelphia.
To be had of II a. SHELDON, Mlllchury
and 10y Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor or
Agent receive immediate attention. l5y
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IRON All BODILY INIYRMIY7ES
No. /.
RAD " 4 \ $ READY RELIEFi
DAiN

PAIN.
No person has even vet used Railways
Ready Relief who has been tormcnted with
pain, whether caused from accidents, or ex-
ternal injuries OF from disease aud bad treat
ment without deriving n special and iaSfiRg
bcH"H in tSS Nan fEcch minutes after is up.
phc0ii0e.
One application externally, or a few drops
taken internally, will Instantly hce the sur
fcrcr from the most violent and terrible pains
and restore the weak, feeble, and Frustrated
frame TO strength and vigor.
Railways Ready Relief has been before
the public over six years. 1t has cured the
most obstinate eases Of RHEUMATISM
PARALYSIS. LUMBAGD. GOVT. NEU.
RALGIA SWOLLEN JOINTS. BURNS.
SCALDS; Nc, in the most marvellous quick
time. Giving mto the bel-riddcu victims OF
some cruel co nplaiut ease and comfort hv
one or two applications. in cases where the
skill OF the best physicians in the country.
and the most popular medicines in use h;
failed in giving even temporary rclicf No mat
ter what the natter may come from, Radwav's
Ready Relief will surely relieve the system
from IFS cruel panes, and speedily restore tie
inyahl to hcath.ca,e. and comfort.
RHEUMATISM,
Pf3irqps Pc0ia Riist versus fic b.s'i 'hB-
Nci0a IN Ttcdon0 Licline e., Oljo.
FfpoR1A, Llckl>G CouNrY, Ono
"FoR five YEARS laid upuu my back I'M.
ahlcd to rise; | was ATTENDED ly our best
physicians. but obtained no reici--uoi even
ray Of hope of my recovery was lett ne.
Osra'acle 0ppi,aIioa cl',raoNy0f poirRroaB
u Z cuJ5'cd M Ia riic. i0m Hnir N WN
m0". r Il. PrN-E, PM
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
l. '0s' rcsS. DidulwH. Chulora Nor us or
Palui1l Discharges non the Bowel, are stop
pei fifteen minute, by Railway, Ready Re-
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r. r. RcgNlaiors No. 8.


r. r. Regulators No. 8.
A new Principle in Medicine, never before
known or possessed by any Purgaiive. Cathar-
tic, or Anti-Blious Pills in use Let all who
have ever taken Pills read and investigate the
theory on which Railways Regulators ara
founded
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE.
AND The oHiy Pills Hat possess any nclr nledi-
cal properties, or Regulating PotrerS. hot
harc beca d,scorcrcd dHring the present cen-
tWy. PILLS.
We beg to call attention Of The public to
our Third great discovery in medicine-" Rad
ways Regulators, in the form of Pills. We
claim that Railways Rcgula or> possess vir.
tues that all other pills in general use are de-
ficient. That they insure to the user. or in
valid, superior advantages, which cannot be
Obtained from any other pills in use. If our
IillS. known by the name of Railways Regu-
lators, di9 not possess superior curative pow
ers, to al other pills, and If the public, by ta'
King our Pills, were not going to receive supe-
rior benefits or derive advantages which the
taking Of ether pills would not afford them,it
would hc ioiif in us to introduce our Pills TO
ihe people we should only have our Labor for
Our pains and losses for our invcs imcnts
We therefore claim that Railways Rcci-
lators possess many SUI cfiur writes that all
other pills in genera use lack, and This The pa
tirnt will discover, by taking n single dose.
There are no pills in use that are so quick in
action, so pleasant To take. so mild in their on
crdtion 20 etfeciua in performing heir dates
powerful in iiddin. the system from disease
SO faithful in regulating each and every organ
in the whole system to 80 healthy, natural and
Sc harmonious an action, Ms Radway's RsghA
lators. They regulate the Heart, the Liver,
the Bowel, the skin, the Kidneys. the Pan.
clcas. the Nerves, and all other organs and
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~ h GALEN HEAD
ODlSPENSARY, No 81
MAIDEN LANE, the oldest
institution under that name
IN tins country, ever esIah-
lishcd for the removal and
prevention Of the Ncnereal
disease wllhoutmercury.
.Ner Rcmedics, QHickCHrcs
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DIR. M1RSH1LL'S
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

TNHE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
l. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
hster.
S-Pedlers and Druggists supplied at re-
duc1l rates. None will be left ON commits
n. HARMON A. SHELDON.
1 ll,eblry, Aug. Ii. 1858.
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The best SOAP

70 save labor in Washing,is Smith and Blan-
chards Selt-operatiug Soap warranted to
save half the Labor ia washing, Sold by II
4. SHELDON, Wholesale agent for Addison
County.
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UNITED STATES
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press EOrWArd Your ClaimsI

ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLD
1ERS, both Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors,
Marines, Rlotilla-mcn, Musicians, Wagon
Masters, Transfers, Indians, and all persons
who may have served fourteen days in any of
the Wars of tho United States, since he year
1880 the law of 1855 gives each Of you, who
have not heretofore received Warrant for
Land, One Hundred and Sixty Acres And
TO all who have received Bounty Land. g.
nough more to make One funded and Sixty
Acres
In the case Of the death Of the person emit
tied to Land, his Widow, or if no Widow, the
minor Child or Children, are entitled to the
Bounty.
We are Prcp0rcd 10 prompily prosecute al
e'atms far LaHd, ond wW sppp'p justices oj
Peace CoHntH CicrEs, Commissioners Of DccdS.
NotaricS PU5iic, Lawycrs, amt aH.iiers rim
tie Hcccssary iHSirHciiohs ant UoHk Gorms,
free n cast, on 0PPiicaiioa, By mail ar alter
1riSc
When desired, we will sell the warrant at
the market price, and remit a check for pro-
ceeds. Mr.. COBB & co
% william Street, Ncw-York.
REFEREHcEs-Bank of the Common
wealth, NcwYork: Ohio Life & Trust Com
pany, New-York. 40 Gm.
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TIE CIR EAT RACE !
5000 Bottles Sold IN Thirty Days !!
OLD DIR. VIM ABBOTT AHEAD!


Eo,dnr - Thnsc arc fast fines and it, i'm
a.. ,., ,ii'i .'.i ,',' ~ III. i,s, ,,,,,,,,,
thV SIt" NHlIi anu pI'SN VI th'" ""S! HeNnri
where all around you are tccniing with life
and activity in the rnpcr ultr.uit of cain or
, E.,i;t,..i .;,..l t,. ,,J .trn,,,, Louost
1,O''.'""' en- -. .tl t','
'''''' ~" "' 49,
your cid up ana are forced 10 Sll uoNh pul-
ctly, suffering uuAcr disordcrcd stomach, Ur
II Vnu arm ,nli,,,d with
- ' "
DgSpcnyi0, COsfircHcsS, BHiOuS COMPLAINTS,
I,u,y;r, JoJ Ho,yorc ToUo6y
II
c"dS, H'""".H'i &c,
iise up ana 60 at once Tor hottie Of old Doctor VII
liam Abbott. Biurr. take them by the direction. -
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Eagle Soap.

new supply of this superior article, which
b much better than the Cream Soap, inst
reed. Try itand you will believe it.
April II, II. A. SHELDON.
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MAN KNOW THYSELF.'
An Invaluable Book for IS Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
COPY"

100000, G' I... , ;sI@
a wear. 4 new rui'iun,
reNi,edaud imprc,cdJusi
issued.
nr. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand Book
fUrthc Aillictod--Contnin.
ins AN outline cd tie on.
nm. nrmnLn-. ir.Luu..-I
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DAVENPORT 4 CLAY

wv q Q H.
at the establishment of the Middiebury
Manufacturing Company, TO mHsufacturc
into
Cloths, Cassimeres. Satlnets, White or
Colored Flannels, &c.
of PERMANENT COLORS and MIXES, TO
SUIT THE TASTE, ON SHARES ar BY
TIE YARD, at the option of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara-
tus, and having in tmcir employ competent
AMI faithful worimcn, they will continue to
improve the value and style of their goods
intending that
THEY SHALL NOT BE SURPASSED
by those of any other establishment in the
State They will KEEP AN ASSORTMENT
on hand to accommodate those who may
want a part Of their cloth in advance.
The subscribers have leased the mills for
y term of years. They have been induced
to do SO, from the fact, that for the last six
months, there has been constant call in this,
and other markets for GOODS MANUFAC-
TURED IN THESE MILLS. They hope by
strict personal attention to business, and the
interests of their patrons to receive a liberal
share ofthcir favor.
rE' TERMS as reasonable as any cstab
lshmcnt in the vicinity.
JASON DAVENPORT.
VALENTINE V. CLAY
MiddlcburY, April 10,?S5i.
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KENNEDY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY
~ For sale by H. A. SHELDON.
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For the Public

PAINTED PALS and TUBS,-Bu,ter
Tubs and Sap Buckets for sale by the sub
scrl9ers at their Factory, formerly the Judd
marble factory.
~ Cash paid for sAPLING PINES "a
ew cords more wanted this season.
u Ware sold 10 the trade on as favorable
rms as can be obtained in Massachusetts.
SKEELE & MERRILL.
ByN. H. HAND, Agent.
Mlddlehury' Jan 10, le52. 3S:ly.
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No. Of Cures. Complaints. No. Of bottles used
20r Scfnfnla 3tn q bottles
co Glaudulaf SWengs 4to5 do
500 Hacking Dry Coughs lto3 do
81 tancetuus Affections Cos do
900 s,philiuc Snrcs 3to6 do
White SNclliugs 2to5 do
50 Guut itoa do
Goa Common Pimpcs latol do
go Fever sofcs 2to6 do
90 Running Sorcs, an over the body too do
80 Bad lels, some oiiho Sorcs a, large
a.tlc lotion ct q Tea saucer, 3toG do
20 SILT Rhcum 4to7 do
"a Very Ulcers GtnS do
II Fcmac.-Tumor. in the Womb TOO do
200 Irmae---of thc various cam-
Inc Female scy ifo3 do
900 Scorhutc Eruptions to- do
20 bronchitis too do
1000 eases of different kinds of Sores ,Erup-
iion>, Swollen and Enlarged JOINTS Hip Dis
cases, Ricketts,, Kernels in tn, Throat, Swell
ings Of the Glands, Lumps and Knots in the
throat, under the ears Sores in the ewes
head, nose, mouth, gums, &c. Infants with
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c. have
heen cured by the miraculous efficacy Of the
X. r. Rcsolvcnt
One bottle vii, prove 10 the afflicted suffer
err that II will cure yov. one dose will do You
good.
LADIES IN TROUBLE.
II You have any difficulty in the Womb, Il
Il. Rcsolvent will set yoH right.
Chauahoula La, Sept. Q, 1854.
Me>srS RADwAN & Col feel happy to
say TO YOU that your Remedies lave made two
astonishing cures in my settlement My son
Martin was cured ny two bottles Of yourRen-
ovailng Reso.ycnl aud one lox Of your Reg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

NIBLos GARDEN.-The grand romantic opera OF
cinderella" will be produced for the first time, to-
morrow evening, ut this establishment with new and
magnificent scenery, Mr. w. Harrison as Felix, and
Miss Louisa Pyne the queen Of song, Cinderella.
The other characters viii be sustained by very good
company. Suffice to cay, Nibo will not fail 10
giving effect and grandeur TO this piece. The Pyne
company is drawing large audiences.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-The character the mana
ger of this establishment has earned for himself in
producing everything Of novelty for the patrons Of
the Broadway theatre has always drawn large au-
diences but when the dramatic public are informed
that he has with great expense, engaged the Ravel
company, consisting of Mile. Ceestne Frank, Mile.
Frances, Mile. Copel, Mile. Desire, Gabriel Ravel
Mons Collet, and Mr.. Henry Wells with other cele-
braed artists, who will appear tomorrow evening in
"Kim.Ka,r and "vol au Vent" with the aid OF the
Martinett family. They will, no doubt, crowd the
theatre In every department
BowYRY THEATRE.-The entertainments given at
this establishn ent are such cannot fail to please
the freQuenter of the old Bowery. Mr.. Waldron, at
great EXPENSE IL endeavoring every week to pro
duee novelty for his patrons, and he deserves sup
mort. Tomorrow evening bill Of great variety is
presented. The first Is Father and Son" the next
1 Woman's WITT and the last the drama of
. Robert Emmet"-Mr. johnson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Drew in the leading characters
METROPOLITAN TBEATRH--This establishment
will omen on Wednesday evening with fine COM
many composed of several Of the most eminent
ballet companies under the guidance of Mr.. Hackett
ard Mops. Fiat. in future police We shall epter
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The Literary Convention.


The following is the plan Of operations which this
convention adopted Mt It's session on the Is. nstant
The State shall be dstricted az herewith reported
wiz
District No New York and Long Island, and
Erie road TO Binghamton.
District No. ALI the towns on the Hudson
river north Of New York to Albany
District No. 3.-Albany to Rome, including AL.
bany, Schenectady, Little Falls, Utica, Rome, Ca
zenovia and Hamilton.
District No. 4.-Syracuse to Geneva, including
Syracuse, Oswego, Fulton, Auburn, Seneca Falls,
and Geneva.
District No. 5.-Palmyra to Buffalo, including Pal
myra, Rochester, Medina, Albion, Lockport, Buffalo
and Batavia.
District No. 6-Canandaigua, Pen Yam, Elmra,
Corning, Owego and Binghamton.
The lectures given under the auspices Of this or.
ganization SHALL as far rs possible be serAl and of
purely literary and scientific character.
Resolved That the President and Secretary be request
cd 10 call State Convention Of the several associa
ions entering into this arrangement, the Sd wednes-
day Of june, 1865 NJ Mechanics Hall in the city Of Utica
Resolved Tha, the thanks Of the Convention he pre-.
fort in bringing together and effecng arrangement Of
the several associations of the State.
Resolved That the following officers be chosen for the
ensuing year.
President John Pomeroy, of Rochester.
Secretary-W. v. X. Lansing of Rochester
Commttee-lst district, Douglass Leilingwell,
New York; I'd. VIM. Graham, Jr, Newburp: Sd. r.
II. Roberts Utica; 4th, j. M. Woolworth, Syracuse;
9th, J. T. Van Deventer, Buffalo; 9th, w. Stuart,
Bnghnmton.
II is believed that this scheme for improving the
character Of our public Lectures will prove eminent
y successful.
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American Bible Society.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE BIBLE AMONG THE SLAVES.
The stated meeting Of the managers was held on
Thursday, the I'd inst. at IL P. NJ. at the Bible
House, Astor place the Hon. Luther Bradish pre-
sided, assisted by VIM. B. Crosby. Benjamin L.
Swan, and Francis Hall, Esqrs.
Sixteen new auxiliaries were recognized Of which
four in Florida, two in Texas two in South Caro-
lima, two in Iowa. one in each of the States of New
York, New Jersey, Ohio, Illinois, Arkansas, and
Michigan.
Letters were presented from agents in different
portions OF the land showing the condition and
prospects Of the Bible work; from Rev. j. G. Fetch
er, in relation TO Brazil; from Rev. Cyrus Bying-
ton, missionary to the Choctaws, in regard to the
state OF the mission and the beneficial effects of the
Choctaw New Testament from Rev. G. N. RICHTER
OF Constantinoplc, in regard to the circulation of
the scriptures in Turkey, and the demand for the
Bible among the Turks.
Grants oil books were made to Sabbath Schools in
Rhode Island and in Long lsland to congregations
Of ceOred persons in Delaware; books in French and
Spanish for San Domingo; Bibles and Testaments for
sailors on board United States ship Congress and
other vessels in the Mediterranean; to Drew Co. B.
S., Ark; for distribution among slaves in Tennes
see on special application; to the Missionary So
cety of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
Choctaw Testaments; to the American Sunday
School Union, and ten volumes for the blind.
William Whitl0ck, Esq, was appointed Treasurer
of the Society, an Office which had for some time
been vacant.
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Port OF New York, August 4, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship Marion, Foster, Chareston-Spofford & IT,
Steamship Alabama, schenck sayannah-s L Mitchell.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Richmond-Ludlam
Ship Metropolis, Jay, Melbourne-Maillcr 4 Lord.
ship Patrick Henry, Fletcher, Iondon-Grinnei, Min.
Shin Ocean Queen, Spencer, Iondon--E Morgan.
SHIP O'Thyden (od), Addcks, Bremen-Henninss,
Shin Arctic. zeresa, Iiverpool-Zerega Co.
ship westptslia, Hensing, MISUNDERSTANDING Null
Bark Jno Caskis, whitmarsh East Indies-Cheeycr d
Delano.
Bark Warwick, Hall, shediac-T Wheeler 4 Co.
Brig W Packer, Pool, Cape Haytien-A Wilson.
Brig Naratiske Thompson, savannah-Dole 4 Co.
Brig Jno Guttenburg, Perkins Boston-Yates Porter
Brig Mason, Mullen, Harbor Grace-sinken q from
sides.
Brig Nebraska, McCobb, wilmington-Yates Porter
field
Brig Milo OBJ, Anderson, Haifax-Js Whitney & Co.
Brig Magnet (Br), Doat HALIFAX Brane.
Brig Amonoc~uch, Munson, observation-disclosures, Dr.
Brig Balcutha (Br) Hart st Johns NF-Roome h Dim
widdie.
Brig Clyde (Br), whpple, st John, nh whitney
Co.
Brig Moses, Jarvis Charleston--G Buckley.
Brig Fairy, Willing Eredericksburg-G Savery.
Schr pilrcnte Port) Perpia Oporto-De Gouy IsaL
schr Wording, Russ, Union Isand-C + Peters
schr lndianola Murray, New oreans-laytn, RyersoA
Hurlbut.
Schr Adriana, Tuttle Richmond--C II Person
schr Mott Bedell, Hewett, Alexandria, Ae-M Bedel.
Schr Is " fox. farker fHdhmonu--C n
schr jamestown, Latourette, City Point HunfT
Co.
Sch Jno LeRoy Seaman, Norfolk-Sturges, Clearr1an
Co.
Sehr Southern Belle, Smith, Wilmington-D Murray.
schr y Lord Smith, Baltimors-Mallar Lord.
schr Smith, Kelly, Philadelphia " Mckee.
sehr Bay state, Sherwood, Boston-Doyto ton Sprague
sloop brown, Gardner Providence-Master.
Steamer Westernport, Berry, Internationally
Line.
steamer Delaware, Copcs adephiasandford's Line
Propeller jackson, IAyheiA Batmore-Steamship Line
CID I'd Br schr Elya (not schr Ella Pyfram Eeuther
- Eneas.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ariel Lefeyre, Hayrc, July n at PM sit
mdse anf. passengers, to Torrance Has met lrop
westerly Winds 10 the Banks aud heavy gale 25tl
asth ard Goth July from WNw. I'd inst, lat A.? % 10
90 49, exchanged signals with Bremen ship Huds N hcut
| FOR Bremen.
lark Chafee (of Camden Me- Nichols, 30 Janeir
a. ays with puano (beng part Of the cargo az shr n
lnt condemned at Rio), 10 Barreda Bros ~ Rl,imar
and Riley, Of New York. July Is Ia, So n lgp d
spoke bark Maria, from Rio for New York.
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EDGARTOwN, July 31-Returned schrs Warrior Al
bert Jamson, and Rough Ready.
Arr schr Caroline Stone Boynton Pawtucket for Ban
gor
Aug Arr steamer Bib, Stelwagn, surveying
ton
2d-sd schrs Golden Gate Adams Boston; Aid, Mar
chant, Salem; kats, Skdmore, Boston, and Caroline
Stone
In port steamer Bib.