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Stopping SOUTHAMPTON both going md returning they oH
London and ayre advantages
other route, for the economy of time and mouey
Passage from New York to Southampton ard Bremen.
First cabin, saloon $3.50; first cabin .~sr saloon 81
second do, $50
and newspapers must through the Pc aNce.
No bills OF ading will be signed on the day OF saiiing
N experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship
For freight passage, apply 10
q. ii. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
N G. A. HEINEKEN n Co.. Bremen.
CROSkEY Co Southampton.
WILLIAM lSELlN, Havre.
Mar6
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ST. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Enlnnuts0uFg, fredeTach couhtyi ma
THE studies this institution the
2lh August and last Thursday in June The
bond and tuition $3.50 payable sent
There music drawing
Italian German, and Latin The
primary composed Of pupils under nine
600 per payable half yearly in advance
Letters of inquiry should be addressed - the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR OF Joseps Academy, Emmiisbug, Frederick county
Maryland
Ju
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United states Patent once,


an the petition of Andrew Ralsto Mddetown
" syvana, praying for the extension granted to
Improvement ireslng machnes,"
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place the 2lst
day OF February, A. ID. 1856
It petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, February 1885, 2 O'Clock all
why
said petition ought mol TO be granted
required file Patent
Office their objections, specially forth in wrRg at least
of hearing all testimony filed by either party
taken transmitted
Office, which will be furnished
application.
The testimony in the will be closed the 25rh day Of
January deposions and other papers relied upon
flied the Office before the that
days the arguments, If within ten days thereafter.
published Union, lntelli
and Evening STAR Washington, D. O.; Pc nsyvana
Philadelphia, Journal Of Commerce. New York; w.
weeks the 4h day of Feb
ruary next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
r. SEdos of the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Uthce with containing this
Nov 22-iaw3w
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N Essry Uses and Trusts. md ON che nature aud
operations law and of those wiel
by Francis William
edition from The last London ndon
iam Sanders and John Warner with ref
English American member of the
Philadelphia 2 vols. in syo,
just published. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov N
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TEicseDlar-Rne Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED England secured by
Ecole Pbarmace Paris and the Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine, Vienna.
remedy for general local debility
of power decay, and all the distressing
effects efhcncous
youth, manood and old The vire powers would not be
decline life IL the Tesemar
universally adopted all physical impedimenls vanish like
influence thus rendering invaluable those
erng the marriage
Tesemar No completely and entirely eradcates all traces Of
anldoe for the OF the health OF vast portion of the pop
ulation.
is European remedy for that class
which, unfortunately The English physician treats with
mercury the patients
aud which al the arsaparila world
and alike devoid Of SMELL and
all naueang qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their use being detected
cases divided into separate ad
ministered by Vapeau, Lalelmand, Ronx, &C.
Mr. H. A, Barrow, No. 81
street. Canal New York, specially appointed by the
patenee United States
America Immediately receiving remttnnce
resrmar the world
securely packed addressed according the instructions OF the
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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Nassau han College Of New Jersey, princeton.
" 5honld AUD acquaintance be forgot 4
And never brought 10 min 4
Should aud Acquaintance be forgot, e
And DAYS 40 auld LANG a

shond auid acquaintance be forgot
And brought 10 min
IN should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auld lang syne."
The members Of the senior class Of the ending 10 June 1888
class the ending June, 1884, the SOph
year ending 1891 Freshman class
ending June, 1890 hereby requested assemble
ashngton d. e. by lie Third Of March, A. d. 1851 the latest
brighten the links OF the chain OF love and endsia which
tide entirely exchange Ia their
greeting sympathy, the untmey
OF their promising comprors.
preliminary meeting solfappointed committee will be
held Monday ia SeFembe A. d. 1856 the United
Iiote, Chssnut Fourth fih streets,
which glasses whom
necessary will be
adopted to fun nn attendance as possible.
In those whom addressed VIII be
good furnish e secretary ote committee BY mail with
their respective posi- Offices
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J, NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of ser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP EENDLEF0N
OF Winston, Allegheny Co. Nd,
SAMUEL z. RICHARDS,
Of falstn Iron aud Glass Works, NJ,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Jolls WEIpaAN, OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-lawtMar3 tinteligeDcerl
All the civilized countries OF the world
ed notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
bers of several great
visions of the globe aud All throughout the United
States Of America requested insertion
eesona between this date and the ID of March A. D. 1887
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKER.
WM T. BROWN, FRED r STANTON, and j. KNOX Walk
w partnership practising the Supreme
of claims in Washington
Offices in Washington and Mem
parties be found nj either place, and
letters will receive prompt attention.
April 10 teod fInteI and Sentinel eopyl
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Caution--LOttery Frauds.

OFFICE or THE MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore Maryland, July /, 1885
THE commissioner of the Maryland deemed
his duty caution public swinders
who circulate by fraudulent lottery schsmes
and pretend be the for the sale of tickets
wholly fictitious
The lotteries Maryland daily under
the people
approve the
schemes and attend the drawings.
All the tickets in these lotteries and all cefcates Of packages
tickets thog X. Brennan, agent
Cor Office Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland.r All others ~ fraudulent
For tui Information the subject frauds address
r. X. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dly Baltimore. Maryland
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HOME MANUFACTURES.
Eairxie1y Gnlfon Works.

Near the Canal Basin .aisrandria.
EITZPATRIUK BURNS proprietors and manufacturers Of
yarns, carpet chain, sail twinc wrapping twine cord
a &C.
Washington respectfully solicited for
above articles, win deliver Washington
Baltimore northern markets. Al
orders will with prompt attention by addressing above
netl p n
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Posr OfFIos DEPARTMENT,
N.vann.Y ~ lESs


November 20, 1855
RoPosALs for carrying the mails OF The United States from The
l5h day OF $50, june 1858, nciu
The following the State AADA ma, and Ia the
herein lied, w be received the Contract
ONCE Of the Post Once department, the ely o Washington
ssu p Of the 10Th January 1856, be decided the
lay.
Montgomery by Steep Creek, Fort Deposit, Butler
springs COkervie Claiborne and Gaineown to mobie
2oS miles and back daily, with side supply Of Gteenvle
daily, and Of inaah, Hickory Grove sandy Ridge, and
kifhvile ti-weekyj the transportation between Mont
goay and Claiborne 10 be performed in double line OF
iour horse coaches, Win the privilege, when the roads
bad four horse mail sufficient
carry whatever mail may be daily received at Mont
gomery Claiborne and between Claiborne aud Mo-
bile IN such cassrs OF steamboats, be suitable in
speed size, and structure, for The regular performance
the The year, be under
and exclusive control of the accepted bidder bidders
that breaches Of connexon shall either by
other having right 10
late interfere with the arrivals and departures Of said
steamboats,
Leave Montgomery daily at AZ, pmi
Arrive Mobile IN 80 hours, by ~,
Leave Mobile daily IL a from LIST November 10 LIST
June, and at y, a residue OF year
Arrive Montgomery 80 by II, from LIST No
vember TO list June, and by 2, IN, residue ofy year
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mo. 547.I
Notice

Of the United States Land Officer
the States Of inois, Michigan, Wisconsin, aud Iooa.
NDER provisions OF the section of
approved June H. S4p which declares ha whenever
the public land unsold land
shall reduced hundred
shall be discontinued and,
with other laws subject The Secretary OF the Interior
has directed the following Offices be discontinued
ShawneetowD and Kaskaska, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield Iowa.
remaining unsold unlsposed of the
will Offices
receipt Of that fleet by the registers and
points, and will be made subect to entry follows:
kaskaskia, Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazoo the Tona district Michigan.
Milwaukee to the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton district, Iowa.
The officers points consolidation win public
days which they will respectively be prepared receive
applications lands their Offices
Given hand city of Washington this 18th day
November, A. ID. 1856
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner tho General Land Office.
Nov l4-law6w
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WAsHINoTos AQUEDuoT
Washington, March 7, 1855
PROPOSALS invited for graduation
dans tunnels, other the Washington aqueduct
Proposals. the St of May will opened Of
that day.
and after the 20th day of April
be received particular culyers
bridges, sc described in the plans and specifications.
only The works be completed under the
appropriation all work will
be subject appropriations by Congress The
right The work be done
each and
holding sufficiently decide when and
shall stopped until funds become available.
the particular work for
reserved cent will paid if in the Judgment
engineer the work has been properly executed far has
gone.
Payments made specie checks upon United Staten
will be dion of all work
shall he paid their full wages monthly, and in specie
Al bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqueduct."
United
should be deemed advantageous make such
econsdared conducive the
responsible persons effect
bidders WILL his their bid
obligation, within with
of the work undertaken said
certificate Of the United
district officer
pnment War; that the able make good
guarantee.
viii opened presence bidders, il any
NJ G. MErGs,
Capt. of Engineers, in charge.
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No. 54sl
NOTICE of the location Offices
the ONCE OF the surveyor general In Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
1T KSows thai of the 18th section of the
approved 22d July 1884, land offices the
Territories of and Nebraska of the fret eft the
establishing the office Of general for said Terri
office located
CITY, Of of Nebraska Territory
the office for the PAwssE and of the
lie COMPTON, the seat of OF Kansas Ter
ritOry
Given under hand, city of Washington this twenty
sixth day OF November, A D. 1855.
By order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov 29-law6w Intel. and Star.
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No 544.
Notice o. the Reope ming DanviIie Land Office
u Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OFFIoE, Sept 10, 1885,
INSTRUCTIONS have This day been transmitted the
Danviie Office Illinois prepare
remaining said give
public receipt
eopening which applications
be received by them.
THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aW6w Intel Sarl Commissioner
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fhofotAD DAIsts OF nAILih".
kxa..l Nam K..A hlr1.aI. L La

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
q Austin Frars, London.
D, @. WAINWRIGHT * CO..
ships will accountable gold
bullion Specie eely precious stones mea unless bills Of
the value
Shippers please the ships
carry any goods eoniraband of war.
Nnyo --dif
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FURNISHED APAKTM ENTs.--Memhers Of Congress or
others be accommodated with
Adams between No aa The parors are
large and well furnished.
Nov 8-dlws &.
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SpetfhcItH
GOLD silver fine steel and plated specacies glasses &c. Of
u perifoca perscopc patabola gIasses
experience peculiar selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes fwearers
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
324 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
JanQ
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

OUTIVECIIUH VH NNUTfhV""'
Reduction of Fare to California;
- United States mail steamships leave New York
lae for hspinwal the 5th and Goth Of each month,
<ZSUA connecting with mail from Panama to San
Francisco.
These steamships been inspected and by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad az miles ong) completed from ocean
hours. The baggage OF
checked in New York hrougho San Francisco and
The money paid all expenses of the uip.
Reserve kept in in New Yof, Panama. and
San Francisco detention in OF accident so that
the route is entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama The same day they arrive at Apn
wnil
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
aud children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest rates apply at the agency III
West street, New York, |. W. RAYMOND.
MnYh-dM
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fOitK, BisscM HiN, AND SOUTH
<>ES3kzE4 aMPFON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
WZuukEN The ships comprising this line the WASHING
sa4sxs<6ad22 TON, Capt Il. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt. Ed
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No. SAC
Notice of the establishment of three additional
land districts in the State OF Iowa.

IN of the change
boundaries OF the land Districts IN the State Of Iowa, and for
additional said
land Office for TURKEY
established
OaDGE, In county
and that for the Sorx
bury county.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this thirty
day October, a. u. 1855
BY order Of the President:
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Nov2-law6w Int. and Star.
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+, porSrrANsxY's Pathological Anatomy, a volumes
IL in 2.
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask, from Dickens's Household Words,
Confessions of a Woman; by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
year, prices,
how obtain them. Price IAN
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR
rLENwOoD CONSIDERATIONS No 292 Pennsy vana
VI OF 10Th the Savings
laid the celebrated OF
situated high ground distant a
mile CAPITOL Capitol directly
the This have received charter
burial
Zee prohibiting all encroachmcn,s
otherwise, which importance
placed them has
cities when the burial ground becomes
sell H. and throw the
and legal
a no arr ground.
Office frem 10 ~ where pamphlets with
,sp, and bylaws and all other ncrmstios
len with Mr.
v No 40 seventh other undertaken win be
srsnosd June 17-dy
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ @, Megs, u. s. Engineers
We the undcrSigned residents Of, in the State Of,
hereby Jointly eveay with The United Sta,cs and
bid Of be accepted that he
wilt within the the said bid,
sufficient
furnish in conformity
ofhe advertisement which made. And
said shall fail aforesaid guaranty
make good The difference between the offer by the said and
lowest bidder.
(Sgned) A. u.
hereby certify that, knowledge belief
above named guarantors good and sufficient
(Sigued) EF
Mar s-3awts,bMayS lawf
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IOHN O. DEvEREUx, Commissto"sr Q, Court /"
j Claims 90 Broadway OF al street New YORK .
Refers Nessrs. Sherman, Co., Messrs Breore
Co.. Hoa Bradb, James w Gerard, esq. VIM eni,'
Messrs. Rigs Co Non Elisha WhHpe
sew. Josepn 81 Bradley, esq, Washington, y c. = $500
Of the and claimants or near WafnF'eh
can appointment OF taking dspr1oh
al Inc Thompson, counssor &e NO, ros
street. Iial) whon the unaea"Sa
beRs make particular reference. ~.x,rprrty
Oct l0-2awlm ~. uhNhnSoN
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f,RuCERsES, WINES. LIQUORS, &c---We beg leave y
U OF friends aud the public TO our
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and black teas
Java Rio, and Laguayra coffees
Refined aud brown sugars
Family, sups rfue and -four, In hhls and bags
Cheese lard, hams, and shoulders #r@#
Grain and ground spices OF description
livery other article necessary TO make up acompe" ~
msnL
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port and champagne wines OF aNof
brands and part very superior
Fine brandies, whiskey gins, SC, in wood and glars
Together urge stock OF Havana, German, and domeu
cigars ...,h rrs
I'VE will offer the above rooJs other articles which
such prices as to make an
,miles and the call before supplying their wants
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, b. co,
South side Penn avenue, between ~ and ON SnSe"'
Oct 81 aw3wif
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OYrfoE or EoMaIssAHY GsFKsAL or sUssIsIEscE,
Waahlngtnn. oelobeI %, 1855.

orrioE or CoamIssAaY GssEsAL or sUssIsrHscE,
Washington, October %, 1855
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. viii be received al This oce
Sh Of January 1850 fr the delivery Of provisions IN bulk
o the use Of The troops Of me United States upon Inspection "
AT Fon Brady, saua SIC. Marie, Miehisan.
62 barrel Of pork
80 bushels Of new white field beans
32e pounds Of good hard taow candles
ss9s paad. q as qualify s sly eo%~a sugar
"A bushels Of good clean dry hne suit
one6a on si jaas is5o remainder BY Ism September
az Fort Maekinae Michigan.
90 barrels Of pork
Ie5 baneia Of fresh superhne -four
so bushels of white field beans
80 pounds Of good hard talow candies
262s pounds Of hrst quality dry brown sugar
l3l4 pounds 81 FIRST qualify o coffee
S Sa1 q t goSI s f.ra" y frs s san
One June, 1856 remainder by 18Th September,
al Fort Independence, Boston, Massachusetts.
$50 barrels Of fryrh superdne aour
100 bushels white field beans
l,752 pounds of good hard soap
e56 pounds OF good bard anow candies
SO 9 pounds o. h hrs quality dr. dry brown sugar
% bushels of good clean dry hne salt
a3s gallons OF good cider vinegar
AT Fort Ontario, os~esO, New York.
81 barrels Of purk
i2s barrels ofire-h superdae -four
50 bushels Of atw white field beans
go pounds Of good hard soap
2,625 pounds OF first quality day brown sugar
,3i4 pounds OF irst quality Rio coffee
IA bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
2l0 gallons OF good cider vinegar
One half LIST June 1856; remainder IN all oeober 1856
al West Point, NeW York.
200 barrels OF pork
500 barrels Of fresh superhne flour
900 bushels OF white field beans
1854 pounds of good hard soap
,3l2 pounds OF good hard tailnw candles
lO,5i2 pounds OF first quality dry bown sugar
5,256 pounds of first quality Rio coffee
y. Sc bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
$40 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
al Fort Columbus, Gopernor's Island, Ne0 York.
900 barrels Of pork
$50 barrels of fresh super6ne flour
200 bushels white field beans
1904 pounds of good hard soap
l,jl2 pounds Of good hard aow candles
lO,5l2 pounds of first quality dry brown sugar
5,25S pounds of first quality Rio coffee
So bushels of good clean dry fine salt
e76 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
ut Fort Hamiiton, Nnroos, New York Harbor.
ia barrels Of pork
$50 barrels of fresh superfne Hour
100 bushels If new Whit field beans
1852 pounds of good hard soap
CSC pounds of good hard taiow candles
5,256 pounds Of first quail " dry brown sugar
2,6a pounds OF first quality Rio coffee
bushels good dry fine salt
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Greenoch Sth, Dirigo Young, New York.
Adv at Liverpool 18th ult, Emerald Isle for New York
10h Yorkshire do 1lh; American Unon do 21st; Arling
ton for Charleston with despach Josephine Harding for
New Orleans dos Thompson, Skolfeld, for Calcutta
Ent for ldg 10Th, b Thompson.
OF Dover, 11th Woodcock Lambert I'm London for New
York, and landed her pilot.
Sid I'm Portsmouth 18th, Edgar stringer, Wood, (rom
New York; Antwerp.
In the Clyde 18th dg Windsor Forestfor San Francisco
Passed Dunmore (Waterford) 10th Josephine Harding
Jordan. Liverpool for Cardiff.
Sid I'm iiavre 18TH Adelaide Metcalf Hanson New York
Cid at Calcutta Jan 9th, Josephine, Jameson, London
At Genoa 10th ult bark Splendid, Webb, for Palermo
Sea Breeze Mayo, do
Ar at Trinidad It'll ult brig Jacob Dock, Thompson Bath
Ar at Cienfuegoes 14th ut bark Cochran, Cochran
Philadelphia.
At Havana oath ult, Ocean Home, Merrman, dsg Mar
engo, Alexander, for Antwerp Wabash Hutchins, from
Boston, ar 2lst; Dan Elliott, Robinson fm Iiortland
22i; Roh Penne Strnton, FIN Bostoa bark Odd Fellow
Elliot disg; ;brigs Phillip Larrbee Aud, fin Baltimore,
I5h John VI Sawyer Sawyer I'm Wiscasset ar :22d; X
Curtis Orr, FIN Portland, Goth; schs G Montaige SAM
son disg; Marcia Tribou Sweetser, I'm Georgetown, SC
Ar do 18th, brig Carlann, Ames, Mare, and SID 22d
for Portland
Sill 21st brig Geo Stockham Oliver, Trinidad
sid Matanzas 10TH brig VIM II Parks Weber, Sagua
18th, ship Lady Franklin. Smith. Falmouth
At Remedies 10Th ut brig Nebraska, Moore, Havana,
here she incorrectly sid foy pensacoa) for Boston g
At Alatanzas 23d ult ships Arkansas Otis for Cork g
Jane Parker B0wker do do Kossuth Percy do do; bark
Chas Thompson Small do do.
Eastern times., 1855-03-08
DOMESTIC PORFs.

Bo>ton-Cld 1st brig Selah; Atkins, Philadelphia.
Ar 81, brig Angala, Morton, Havana; sch Albatross,
Mcfarland, Boothbay.
Cid ship Albert Gaatin Storer, Charleston.
Ar 81, brig Vcsta Ellen, Percy, Aux Cages.
New OrIrans-Ar Goth, ships John Cottle, ,IIallowel
Rockland W Farley, Nichols Waldoboro; 21st, Merd-
ian, Simpson, Liverpool.
CID 20h, barks NorthwOod, Pinkham Baltimore; Un-
dine, Merryman, New York.
Towed 10th, ship Old England.
Ar 2st bark Pathfinder, Kelar, South Thomason; 22l,
ship Mary Ann, Crosby, Cadiz
Cid Dist, ships Macedonia, Dillingham;, Bordeaux Re
becca, Sawyer, New York.
Towei to sea 18th, ship John Spear.
Ar 23d ships Uriel, Foster, Antwerp; Danube, Rich,
Cardiff.
CID 23d ship Genoa, Kelly, Marseilles.
Towed 10Th, bark Chas Brewer; 221, Northwood
Undine.
Adv wurtemhurg. for Havre rearly all cargo engaged
Cid 24th ships VIM Rogers Thomson, LiverpoolI
Shanghae; Given, Boston.
CharIcstOri-Ar 9th, ship VIM Patten, Mirot Liy.
erpool
CID 9th. brig Lodebar, Thompson Philadelphia.
Savlmuah-Ar oath. ship r NJ Mills, sturses Bath
Wilmington, NC-Ar 26th, sch Mary Isabella
Darlington, Bath.
PhiIadcIph;n-Ar lst, brig VIM Crawford, carde-
mas Sth ut.
New -YorA-Cld 1st, ship Aphrodite, Harding, Aus
traa; bark Harriet Spading, Cienfuegoes brig Drum
mond, Piukham, Trinidad.
Ar ID, ship London, Hubbard, London
CID 81, ship IIeeh Cooper, Collins, Antwerp; Sd, Al
lance Tinkham, Charleston.
Ar 4th ship Lucy Thompson Pendleton, Liverpool
Ar 9th, ship Aramede Snow, Hutchins New Orleans.