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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

HORhTiO u. HEWITT, (auccessor to
/ / Tyler & llcwitt,) rlASo FORTE AND MUSIC
DEALER, 80 Canp street, New Orleana. Has
always on hand one Of the largest and most
complete selections Of Piano f'ories in .hc
soathern conntry,'all of which are guaranteed
~ good and perfect instruments. Agen. Tor
the sale Of A. SroDARr Il Co.'S New York
Pianos
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone purcnoss of sound, and for neat and
beautiful fuish Of exterior workmanship and
are considered by the profession and competent
Judges, to be the finest Pianos made in The
United States. Pariicularattentioni reque,r
to their splendid Serpentine pattern, with Pearl
keys, which Is considered ore of The finest nov
made.
HALLrrr, DAVIS 4 co. : celebrated Bo~ro
PrASos, +, st, 81, and 7 octave rceoli Piano
Furtrs from the factory Of pleye CO..
PARE, also pannos, Stm.-Grand and Grand
Pianos from the same house.
OIL Pianos taken in exchange aul Ps,, Pay.
mcnl.
GUITARS, from the house Of He'll & SON
Spanish and French patterns. sc Nioiiu~, Ia
large quantities; MclodeoBs, Seaphincs, Or
gans, Flutes, larionottes, Brass Instruments
Of an kinds. Niylurellus, Banlas, strings Tor
al Instruments, and musical mrrclsud se Of all
descriptions, Wholesale and retail,
Sheet Music Of all kinds --musir received
from the North by every steamer, rs soon ms
published; chufeh Books, instruction Books
sc.
Particular attention is called 90 the large and
extensive selection Of Accord,oHs and Flu'inas.
,uch j. the ao-i complete and perfect selee-
lion of these beautiful Instruments ever offered
IN ihc contaminated,
An orders from the country afthfi'g aud
promptly attended to. A Iheral dis ouui made
to Teachers and 10 Scminarics
HORA1lO DeiitiN
30 Camn St. Nr,g D.lpqus.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

HATS. lAISii HATS!!!
I iSr received and for sale--Supefline FASH
- ionablc Moleshin Hats
Fine black cavalier Hats;
DO do do do, with cords, tassels
Superiine drab Otter soft Hats;
A large variety Of soft Hats generally;
MEMS and Boys cloth Caps
Infants oolored Xix velvet Caps;
Supcr;ine fur Caps;
Black and white wool Hats,
Call aud see, no charge for showing Hats,
G.. G.. GREGG 4 co.
August DC 1894. OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-01-13

n. NJ. ALriS, p.s. MILLER.
u NJ. McALPlN & co, Wholesale Grocer.
~ ana Dealers in Winner and liquors, :;
Canal street Row, and 30 Common street, New
Orleana.
ants g.l Planters TO our very large aud vel
selected stock Of Fresh GROCERIES.
Jan. 10 1854 ,3n!s-iy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
The Late Counterfeiting Case.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

South NoRwAIK, Or, Nov. j, 1888.
Allow me to correct some statements regarding the
"Breeze Counterfetng Affair, in which find my
mentioned in yoar paper Of to day
am living in South Norwslk, CT, since March last,
and went to New York last Saturday with the nten
ton If staying there few days On Sunday called on
Hurlburt for the last two years friend of mine and at
his suggestion went with him to Breeze, With the
latter had only very slight acquaintance dating from
last winter, and had not seen him for half year or
longer. At Breeze's house, Hurburt and myself were
arrested by officer Miner and taken to the Tenth ward
station house. Here waited nearly two hours without
until, growing inpatient, inquired for the captain,
who after listening to my statement and being probably
convinced that not at all implicated in the mat
ter discharged me, as he perhaps could not take the re-
and address, which offer was not accepted. ! never
called at Mrs. Ritter's house for board and never
there before last Sunday, having in course
4 the whole summer only. spent, two or three
having before must be mistake, she testi
6es to my being :" stout man with Jewish aspect" :
whereas Capt. Norris and officers Miner and Hyatt
testify that the arrested with Hurbur very
small leaving the jewish aspect entirely out OF
the question. have with Breeze but
have written and received letters from Hurburt which
will show intimate acquaintance, but certainly no
criminal connection business transactions OF any
kind. feel We thankful for the kindness which Capt
Norris has shown to me- being comparative stranger in
town. and the station house novel to me, and
blame ought to be attached to his name. My call at
Breezes merely accidental and could easily have
but intending only to spend few days in the city it
would have been rather tagreeabe for to spend this
time prisoner.
by giving these lines space in the columns of your
widely circulated paper, you will obge young who
EDWARD HERS
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NORFOLK, Oct u, 1900
The Of to-day Is Of but little importance, and
was in some doubt about writing What there Is Ia Of
cheering nature returning health has altered to great
tent the appearance Of city, Could any Of those who
were in the city during the frstweck u Superintendent
four hundred Of our people diedbut left the next now re-
turn, the contrast would indeed be very striking To
who have remained through it ALL 1t is not quite much
the change has been gradual then the only
veysnces in streets doctors carriages and
sick wagons hearses and dead carts; but prin
cipal streets oiled at every arrival with our return
Ing citizens, glad enough to come back to their homes it
they desoate and Of them desolate indeed
But they have been sojourning among nobemen of ma
tures type the truest aye the only ones; and too
have noblsmen among us; Cherrys Stones, Cooks,
Reynolds and the dear memory Of our Ferguson
this to dcaIer than Of who have been
among Norfolk has many noble souls-the world can
boast prouder. In my last said the United Fire
Company had suffered lightly. This was a mistake
How can company have suffered only lightly when the
gallant Ferguson stood at its headY
There are constantly occurring of fever, Of
course aiming those who have entered unventilated
houses There have been two deaths from fever since my
last. One of them taken Monday, and died Tues
dsy; his name could not obtain. The other named
James. Beth buried by the Howard Association.
The weather continues cool. NORFOLK.
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEAIRy.-Ihe same attractive entertain.
ment which given here last evening Is DO
tonight II comprises four pieces, in all Of which Mr.
and Mrs. Williams will appear.
NiR1o's GAHDEy.-The opera Of the Glove Spell +, will
be repeated this evening being positively the last APP
rcafance Of the Pyie and Harrison opera company.
Bownsy TnEArRu---T dramas Of " sebastopol . and
Gold are announced again for this evening. They
are drawing full houses every night
nrnrcS's TnE,1RF-The capital farce Of the pic Mic
WI te played tonight for the Hrst time ia conjunction
Win 'he comedy fthe " Man Of Many Friends.'
, WliAok's TuFAuE--Thc comedy Of the " Man OF MANY
rnsnss the musical comedietta Of the +" Waterman
ana Inc farce Of the Sccrct are the pieces provided
by manager Wallack fer this evening
Woop's NSsIRus advertise a well selected bill or
amusement for this evening "
BrcKtEys srRKysu VIII ,e,e,, a.. xSu.,.. =
the Swiss Cottage TO night foF ops~"
MALONE RAYMOND AND McAufs1rp haze rrovidai an
other good programme for this evening S'o'"'e' -"
TBE BAr1E oF BuSgyR Hri--1bis .,lsrdS S.o-.z.. A.
siH on exhibition al Academy Hall " ="
Mr. COLLINS enterAipmen In BROOKLYN last eveuino
Was perfect triumph the han being crowded 70 a.
cess, with highly fashionable assemble = ara " ~
lin tehg epcored In oil his songs. - ~ - WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-03
Senator Atchison on tho Kansas Question


Senator Atchson, of Missouri having been invited to
attend the celebration at the spot of the battle
Of Kings Mountain in NORTH Carolina, sent the
m;ttee the following significant reply
PLATTE CRY, No., Sept II 1855.
GEsTIEMES-Your letter of invitation luesting my
Mountain has been received. 1t will be altogether In
convenient for to be present that asion have
certain duties, both private and public to discharge at
heme The battle Of Kings Mountain fought by the
wings under the lead Of Campbell Mcdowell Shelby Sc
vier and Williams against the tories, under the gail int
the first Monday IA October next The border ruff
fans" such as fought with Mcdowell, Shelby, &c. on
the band and the aboltionsts, such fought
with Ferguson, on the other We 1.-THE, "border ruff
ans have the whole power of the Northern States to
end with single handed and alone, without assist
and almost without sympathy from any quarter;
yet we undismayed. Thus far have been victo.
icus, and with the help Of God will stil continue to
conquer.
Gentlemen, thank you for the kind expression in
the concluding paragraph OF your letter. Thee cheers
for Acbiscn and Kansas % have read this paragraph
90 sundyy Of the border ruans" and their
klc their are neTved We have been acting the
defensive altogether the contest with Is Of life
md death, and wlb with you and your institu-
fail Atcison Stringfelow, and the border
ruiiaDs Ct Missouri, fiji column Of each abolition pa
per published IN the North: abuse most foul and false
he uBhlushng poured out upon and yet have
10 advocate in the Southern press and yet
ceiyo assistance from the Southern States But the
will be rendered; the stake the " border ruians' are
linying for is mighty one II Kansas Is abonnized,
Missouri to be slave State New Mexico becomes
fiee State, California remains free State but
secure Kansas slave State Missouri is secure New
Mexico and Southern California ii not all Of it, becomes
the whole South depends on the Kansas struggle
u. r. ATCHfSON.
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HrAvv CpAIE I

HEAVY GRAM U..ERArioSs IN CHICAGO During
he past week We learn Inat single party In this city
purchased about 1000 bussek of wheat the most az
which 1t Is said will 20 forward TO Boston Az an ave-
age of 81 so per bushe the gentlemen In question paid
out nearly million OF dollars all Of which has passed
into The pockets Of the farmers Of the country and q 40
much added TO the genen wealth. Other parties how
ever, actively engaged In buying throughout the
week, end II IL reason able to estimate the quantity
hth changed hands during that time At fully two na
oi bushels This statement Of the extent Of opera
non y single branch Of business will convey some
,l - e magnitude Of the commerce of city and
~ ~. MOI, " facilities requisite for suecsssuIly con-
:, ,,. ny I !, d. 'icaso Pres, OF. 20
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News from the MNurittus.
THE CATHOLIC CLERGY AND ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
STEAM COMMUNE ALTON WITH EN0LAND-BIBf.


Our Port Louis files arc to the 18th of August.
The Council Of Government met on the 18th OF August.
The Governor laid the table OF the House various
Dispatches from the Secretary of State in England.
Amongst these papers relative to the proposed
incI in the number of Roman Catholic cergymen at
ManritiuS, from which Il appeared that Her Majesty IS
government insists upon Roman Catholic priests in the
colony borg &C uanted with the French laDgu age and
that they be also British suhiects-he Ia ter being
indi-s nrabc qualif cation. His Lordshp had obec
ton to the nutcr being inc eased, gradually su,a
bic pc be found, until they in the proper
.tit Of priest TO every 1900 Roman Catholic inhab
tants
His Exceency also communicated n despatch from the
Secretary Of STATE the long penning subject Of steam
communication with England, announcing that o plan
had been submitted to the authorities in England by
Capt iieland, recommending the employment of three
ms'ed clipper sehooners fitted with auxiliary
steam apparatus OF sixty horse power His iordship
states that the plan has been submitted to competent
authorities and to the different departments Of govern
men in England. The matter postponed.
The annual meeting OF the Nautilus Auxiliary Branch
Of the British and Foreign Bible Society held the
10th Of August, At the Loge Ia Triple Esperance.
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American Bible Society.

The stated meeting of the Board Of Managers was held
on Thursday the 1st inst, at ~ O'Clock T.. NJ; Hon
Is&her Bradish in the chair, supported by VIM. D.
Croaby Benz. L. swan Francis Hail. Esqrs., and Hon.
A. b. Has brouck.
Two societies we're recognized-one IN Iowa. and
one Ia Texas
Letters read from Rev. Dr. sehon Corresponding
Secretary o. the Missionary Society of the Methods Eps
copal Church South acknowledging recent grant
this society ffom Rev James c. FLETCHER with count
Of the distribution Of the SCI tures 10 BRAZIL NJ.
James NJ Gordon, Treasurer OF the American Board Of
for Foreign Missions, stating that the
oopa COTTON OF the Al Turkish bible IL ready for
Po.ncauon and asking an appropriation for that object
ana documents in regard TO Mr.. Moutsavatgc-
oors IN NeN Gran ada showing providential aud very
w my epenng Tor circulating the Scriptures in that
regard 10 his visits 10 Russsn and French soIacrs
Various grants were made III boobs.Ta the
sets Sunday School Union: to the American To-, g.
ciefy to the Sunday School Union of tho ne,hodis,
Episcopal Church; TO the Western institution Tor ib
Poor at Iowa CITY, to various needy Sabbath schools ana
feeble Auxiliary Societies besides smaller grants In
different languages appropriations Of 81 900
10 publish the second edition Of the Armeno Tnrkisb
Bible, $500 TO the Evangelical Society IF Geneva wtre
and be paid the state the funds w permit
One new agent was appointed via .--Rev J. NJ Steele
IN Northern Arkansas. II was fun and interesting
meeting.
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THIEvISG MoRMOxs-Mr. G. W. Iamorendiere
sfi,es 10 the Detroit ldsrfiv that the Beaver Island
mons have number Of small vessels and carry on
organized system Of piracy and that in the Straits
y, and vicinity they have committed rob-
i.oo ~ worth II property. He himself has been
zoe OF me sufferers The Detroit Tribune also charges
lai vessels having valuable cages are wrecked ON
n'aver Island through The yilany OF the rbthou -
fr,irg been removed So "eeP0'
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE UPON THE FLAG.-The New

ANOTHER OUTRAGE UPON THE FLAG.-The New
Orleans Picay,ne to with flaming account Of
Mexican outrage" at the port Of Campeachy, Yuca
ian. Tie facts, gathered from protest filed in the
Office of the United States Consul are, that the arr
val there OF the American brig John 8 lettings Captain
Trenis, from New Orleans she ordered into qua
tine for four days. the ground that epidemic cholera
prevailed at New Orleans. The brig having clean bill
OF health sgr ed by the Mexican Consul General the
tain felt indignant, but obliged to submit Two
afterwards he informed that four days had
adood to the quarantine. Captain Trens wrote to the
United States Consul who obtained from the authorities
the promise that the vessel should be released but sub
iect to orders that communication should be had it'll
the vessel, and should be allowed to go ashore.
On the third Of October the III day Of the vessel
port, letter sent TO Captain Trenis commandng
him to send on board the Mexican steamer Oaiaca
then in port passenger from New Orleans namei Jose
Dolores Zetina, after which he should be released COL
zetina prescribed by Santa Anna, whose mnions
were still in authority, however, in Yucatan. The cap
tain refused to obey and told the messenger that lie had
engaged to land bis passenger at Campeachy and would
dc SO as soon his vessel released On the same
day the vessel was released from quarantine During the
night the Captain Of The port with two other officers
went board the brig seized Col Zetina and them
put him board the Mexican schooner war, which
left ro1t the night 2eiina 6fst taken 10 ssa
and thence he made his way to Merida where he arrived
on the6th and received by his friends with great joy
AS 7etna Is in sympathy with the goyerumen at Of
Mexico, the act will, Of course, be disavowcd.
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CLEARED.
s.esmsh,p Ariel Lefeyre Havr g- Torrance
Steamship Crescent CITY, Gray Havana and New Orleans
slp Wsser W meodle;s Lysrpool7Tayl0r Rlch
R css aSeS S'cTeE Co.
p pSSp ssYss Nsw Msan ro
Bark Msy Queen, Iowne, ea,hurst-carise Ammermau.
Bris Nv HoIi, bslyas; Ssasi,as.c i Peters
s E we syS > CO
schr Laura Gertrude rairchd charlestonDolner Pot,
sshr wn ss. lHs Mathew
ssr ksns shsw Has
s.hr American Belle Brown. Bosion--s Lewis
Prof. eiler Piedmont, Pos, Baltimore q omwels Line
ARRIVED.
sieamshp Bfc Warrior, Buloch New Orleans Oct 25 via
sIsrais sa large spanish ship ssrns SS
%Sw IS. y eashansed signals ip with ss JIG
Sssy
ss ssss ,ss: VI
rom sss.f ssss 'sss ?sss
5.,,sss Geo dMsls Hartford
on,he passage Geo Bri,non, supposed EngIsh.
ws eGsG o Es c'1 gsy SsS 81 .s z
sss q snSss
Ion 81 e1ssesssd signal. Win hip Alexander SEPT a. -
ss.s. sss,: svs1Ss.ra and sf sss2ss on
~ a an. hS ssy % q .,s y
aged Sys, y.S, Il n q
Equator with the exception Of day. Oct Is 4. % l6
y. vhsn she sapsrereed severe gale from wsw to wSw
sSp cssss%sr, cecyaen, Newcastle E and Boston with
sa s re 70 ssS p c Ga f ssss
ii . . Jon 50 ", spoke IFS Aihsn. day. hence
ass cs Sn 70 10. spoke brig webster nom Boston Tor WI
Barn Mary Gibbs, Boston sdays in ballast to Geo Ste
sc, a pasenpmi D''' 'e'''A 0'"'' WIN sugar
big Reesosa OBJ Merriam Windsor is days with grind
BIG Acsdian Br Locibart, Windsor 16 days with plaster
Big VIM Beoshey n Coin, Windsor, with plaster. to mas
bis Caihsrins Rogers Penny Boston.
schr Eastern Light r), Fox, WINDSOR, with plaster.
schr Buesr r Atkinson, Cumberland. Ss. ie DAYS, with
s ss', g, s; pl.n , TAns 1,,'s Co.
ssI Ss,S Fis Lyman I'M NJ! si is:s
s sssr x 7oes hsssns' ' IaSe e .''e''
ssT Es,Tg L.ur ss.. eGSs s.eA'
s sshr HrsissIss Na. s Addison
SsSr SIsiIcib Eln.io ss, R:,s ss,o Nc.
s seSr Hudson Tarr, .Koeiport
sehr Nfurmshal, baricgc, Rocklsnd
ssIr Louisa Dyer Jarnikon. Rcckant
schr join. Cafel, Rockland,
ecsr preSepden, Ean, rochland.
~ Jamesor. Jameson Rockland.
sSr = 4 Tjns Ke'chum, Rociisnd.
RE- 4 taster Ssason Rockanc.
sclr rv rsSm.n. Iowny. Dennis, 9daya
sthr S Ssas Z. eNymous. KELLEY, Gloucester.
ss sh ~ i3urnnm Grove, Newour.port
49, 49, X & Fisteher, Gould, LINN.
sehr Mary Halves Rogers, Bcston
an Sar 81 Mcdonald, WAtgh Boston,
abr ~ - Henry. Baker, Boston.
Chr ewts CroweD Boston.
eshr j r Over, Crowen, Boston.
srhr Barnum, Crowen, Boston.
s<hr r King, surges, Boston
a~hr TYSON, Nickerson, Boston.
sehr Mercy Taylor. Nfkerson, Pos,cn-
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Two Young girls. daughters OF Isaac HIN r.o al
b'r taued ias cfctd, drowned In Mannneaa 800
Mas CRY. on The Goth ult They were s,,sn.,,
~ .e..t J.. gan & wsgcn r'
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A BRITISH COMPANY REcHuITgp AT ST. I,ou

A BRITISH COMPANY RECRUITED AT ST. LOUIS
VIM Gfumley late Lieutenant Of the Continentas has
actually recruited company OF men in this city for the
Fugiish service, and is probably in England with
them, en- route for the Crmea He has been engaged 10
getting mp the company for time without the Cap
tain Mr.. Linn who United States surveyor and col
lector for this port any other officer la the regular
company knowing ryhirs about it, suspec'ing
his real intention He returned number OF names re.
Gently as members OF The Coniinenta and stated that
he had the Of twenty eight Others but preferred
S, ~ snort no time before proposing them
cri men at His oyster saloon and the Captain with
out the slightest shadow of suspicion TO the real OBJ
ject Of Gruuey gave his consent. 20 matters went on
Till Few days ago when Grumley called upon the Cap
tain ana inquired for the address Of the British Minister
Cramgton. The Captain a1ked why he inquired, and
had business he wished the Minister 10 attend To-
This tended to allay suspicion in the mind Of the
Captain On the LIST 81 Oct Grumley purchased through
tickets the Gitat Western Railroad for himself and as
nen 10 retroir. lie then went to Boston, aud tele-
rrs he'd flo friend in this city on the sth Of October
ia, h would sail next day from Halifax with forty five
men he ms soldiers and he Captain Grumey OF the
Inglish AIM The above are all the particulars we have
we're Iri,hn.eu .. 4 fnglishmen ST. Lortis Herald
A LADY AT the y. oRAiSa or SEDAsTopoI--A
letter has been received - 10 ,hs city from
Carries. Of the allied feet 4, The Black sea. Cap ain
DArricsu Is the aon.in,aw Of NJ. "m y, re ooueniy
Of This city and both himself and - ~ are known 20
many OF city. This lady who has y residence az
ConstaDtinople, becoming uneasy abost ~ husband,
detei mined 10 him Il possible aud wh purpose
went TO Sebastopo and permitted - 20 On 'oa.a
tie vessel lie comm anded. IA fate would have It, te
cay abe had chosen for the interview was tbs notab,
one Of the bcmberdmsnt Of Sehastopo, and sAe was
scar cFy en- bcsfT yken orders received TO com
meuce the attack. The Aituasion was anything but
agreeable to LADY, but there wassno escaping and
she obliged TO REGAIN AID witness the terrific
nom fret 10 last With shot ad SHELF, and danger on
every hand the deaening OF The cannon the SKY
dark with clouds OF smoke the ar reighed with the
odor OF battle and the iashcd a. natural Jury oy
the storm Of iron and ieaden rain one ma De supposed
10 have formed correct appreciation Of the pecusr
beauties Of When the conflict vas over the hdy
went en- shore In company with Others and wh, sur
eying The environs Of the partially conquered STR ng
hold, narrowly escaped bali that came vhizxin
pest her with anything but . musical sound NJ
UAricau was perhaps, the only lady who vitnessed
he bombaidmsnt Of Sebastopoi from shipboard. Our
s h nably sensitive ladies would hardly have euconn
tered the danger even TO visit their hnsbands or r
sivsd the fearful shock Of the bsssle.-Bu6ao Ccer
Nor, I. S''"'
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HARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC NEW Y0RK--THy
SUN RisEs. 81 NOON RISES morn Il IL
SUN sErs.............. 81 HIGH wArsR.....eve -
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Wind during The day NNE

Brig Cornea 156 tons well found &C. was sold by aucten
LIST ms. at Boston, by II Harris Co. for $1,000 cash.
LAUSCHED-At Damarscotta 26h ult by MessI VIM Hitch.
yet named. -
al Richmond Me- soh ult by Mr. Geo rarr,n sh,p a
s6S tons called the John Sidney owned BY Mssss Josiah Al
and 10 be commanded by Can't Carlton Blair.
At place. by Mr. Thos Spear ship $50 tons called
the Nile owned by the builder and to be commanded By Capt
Israel Preble
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gchr Anita Demon, Taylor Boston
Schr Harriet, Chase, Bostou-
6chr Glide, Lowell Boston for Arbaux
Schr Montezuna, Ryder. ScituAie.
Schr n Thompson, Baker, Sandwich
Schr Mary Emily Nlckerson Harwich
6<lr Aristo. Kelley, Provinoet0wu.
0chr Nightingale, Hull, Providence
Echr Republican, Burton, BRIDGEPORT
Schr Panlhea, Bird, Bridgeport.
schr Ware. Thomas Bridgeport
echr California, Clark, Bridgeport.
Schr Charlotte, Brown, Bridgeport.
Schr Corpelis, Young, New London.
schr Fidelity Smith, Mddleown
Schr Seaport Bell. N0rhport.
echr Norman, MAhon, Rond0u Tor Pawtuckct
Sloop w Bowen, Hallet, Provitence.
Siocp America Suiges, Providence.
6loop Motto, Could Pawtucke.
6teamtug Achilles, -, Boston.
BELOW.
n HalD.
Also bark Peri (new) Daniels. from Windsor Oct q.
Br brig -, Of Halifax lumber laden.
SAILED.
Steamship Ocean Bird Havana and New oreans Cresce.t
CITY, do From Quarantine, ships Constitution. Liverpool
Souit ampon London From sw spA ships Australia Liver
pool AIDA dol Rcbecca, London Wisconsin. Have;
Eliza DO; Caroline (Brem), Bremen.
Inc ship Ro0ena Bartlett for London has anchored Qua-
Wind during III NNr