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1,LEIGH. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10. 1865.


,rfoIk and PortsmOuth.-.-The Fever abating.
We are highly gratified to learn that the fever is
hating in Norfolk and Portsmouth But few new
.oscs were reported on Thursday, and on that day
.ho deaths in Norfolk amounted to but thrty-eight.
IN Thursday there were but thirteen deaths in
Portsmouth
The late new cases chiefly among the blacks,
-ho if is stated, withstand the disease much better
than the whites.
The ladies of Baltimore held meet ting on Thurs
dar TO ask, in the name of humanity, that the or
nban children of Norfolk and Portsmouth, number
inc between three and four hundred, be sent to Bal
timore Immediately. Large subscriptions for them
were raised, nurses and superintendent appointed,
and provision made for their support for year !;
bu meantime the people of Richmond had stepped
forward, and claimed for themselves the credit and
the pleasure of taking charge of and providing for
these Elthcrless and motherless ones. The Rich
,nond Enquirer of Saturday says:
nTwentv-seven Orphans, mostly, if not all, fe-
males ranging from six months to ten years of age,
came up yesterday afternoon in the steamer Curtis
Peck from Norfolk, and were conveyed from the
boat in onlnibuses, to the commodious and pleasant
charters fitted up for them at the Catholic College
near this city These little unfortunates were nice
" and comfortably clad, and were accompanied by
several female nurses, amongst whom we recognized
number several mere babes too young to walk, and
some apparently in very delicate health. large
crowd met them at the wharf, and their appearance
excited very deep and general sympathy"
The Petersburg Express of Saturday says:
THE Curtis Peck steamer was met at the City
Point wharf yesterday, by several gentlemen of this
cty who went down for the especial purpose of get
ting sight at the dear little orphans route for
Richmond They arrived safely under the care of
Rev Thomas Hume, of the Baptist Church, accom-
panied BY three Sisters of Charity. In consequence
of some Slight indsposition prevailing at the Acad
eu1y Building in Portsmouth, where the little ones
have been residing, only TWENTY EIGHT came up yes
ter,lay The remainder will be brought up hereac-
to- They said to be very sprightly and hand
some little b VS. and girls; and much too young to
realize their heavy loss. Some of them we are told
are even too young to tell their names and the pro-
liability is their real names will be ascertain
ed"
P S The latest news is up to Sunday night. The
number of deaths has considerably diminished, but
the just violent at first. Persons
are earnestly advised not to return until there are
several "black frosts
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THE DOWDELL FESTIVAL.

We publish to-day brief account of the dinner
given by the citizens of Chambers County, Ala
Lalna, to the Hon. j. F. Dowde together with a
stirring and able letter addressed to the Committee
by Hon. Henry ~ Wise. Mr.. Wise writes with the
warmth Of of genius with the wisdom of a
sage, and the flankness of true American patriot
Tie following Resolution, among others, was
adopted:
"Resolced, That we denounce as false and unau-
thorized any assumption, allegation, implication,
that we less loyal to the principles and devoted
to the fortunes of our native land than those who
arrogatc to themselves the and distinction Of
the American party while they pursue policy
based upon @nti-1merican principles and destined
to develop onti-4mcTicUn results; that we are any
more tile t1reyn party as we have been insulting
" designated than the trainers of the constitution
OF the United States; that by the advocacy of re-
gous liberty become the especial apologists and
advocates of Romanism; all these we denOunce with
indignation false and unauthorized constructions
0i our words and actions"
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For the Standard,
SANS SOLILOOUI


SANS SOLILoQUY.
In North Cardinals lubly cline
I've worked from night to night
A rakin up molly crew,
To aid me in de fight;
But de Lokyfokies smelt rat,
And de debbil was to pay
And such a slashin l neber got
AS on de lection day.
Chorus-Den carry ME back to my native State
To my native State once more
carry me back, o carry ME back
To Massachusetts shore.
fixed my tricks-my signs and grips
Both Wings and Lokies were dar;
Old Sam afraid dat somethin' break.
And so he make 'em
But 'twan't One night met
By de light of a silver moon,'
And de drafted Lokies run away
Dey swore dey smet Coon!
Ghorus-Den carry me back, &c.
And de lection is done pass,
De truth can do no harm:
Dem dirty dolts may go to grass,
Who boted through alarm.
Bill Graham Mangum, our Badger
Is worth ten thousand such
Dey nebber fy-unles de danger
Threatens to be much.
ONorus-Den carry me back, &c.
De Souf's place for midnight clubs
Nor Yankee cunning folks;
De way dey sometimes treat us dar-
Old Sam can't stand SIGH jokes.
So give me here my lantern dark
Pll quit dis mournfu vale,
And spend de remnant of my days
With Wilson and johnny Hale
Chorus-So carry me back, &c.
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THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION

AS some of our contemporaries seem to be in doubt
as to the manner in which the next Democratic Ma
tional Convention is to be constituted, publish
the following resolutions of the last Democratic Ma
tional Convention, held at Baltimore, for general in
formation
"Resozoed That the next Democratic National
Convention be held at Cincinnati, in the State of
Ohio.
Resozped, That in constituting future National
Conventions of the democratic party, in order to
the respective rights of the States to their rea
tive representation such conventions, each State
shall be entitled to twice the number of delegates
that it has votes in the electoral college, and
more; and that the democratic national committee,
in making arrangements for the next National Con-
vention, provide such number of seats therein for
each State, and the same to the delegates
elect.
ResoZued, That the time of holding the next
vention be designated by the democratic national
committee; and that in their call, the above reso-
luton be inserted the rule for choosing delegates"
Washington Union.
The Hon. Warren Winslow is the member of the
Democratic National Committee for this State.
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Col. Murchson, the energetic President of the
G.. F. & d. r. Nav. Co., glad to learn, is
fast recovering from his recent illness. His
GUS friends will be glad to learn of his speedy
toration to health. Fay. Car.
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For Standard.
MEssRs. ED1roRs: The following conversation &C.
Cured between gentleman of some sixty years
Of age, Know Nothing Wing and Democrat, on
the day of the last election:
Knoao Nothing-How you, Mr.. Democrat?
DemOcra-Quite well, thank you.
K. N-Have you not grown tired of your old
Democratic principles yet?
D-Not in the least.
KN-Oh! Come over and join US and be an
American.
d. never expect to join the Know Nothings,
but with respect to being American, am much
so as you any other man.
K. N-Did you ever vote for David S. Reid, and
would you do it again?
Il M-Qn triumph -Well he is Know Moth
ing and is running for Congress in this State.
D.-Not so FAST David S. Reid is in the United
States Senate.
X. Mo, no that is Dobbin
D.-You mistaken
4. NJ am not
Dwell, we will call up some gentleman and
refer the matter to him.
X. Nv ell, well 1 will tell you the fact,
don't like Mr.. Kerr no way.
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Aid. for the NORFOLK and Portsmouth Sufferers
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 15.-The contributions for
the Yellow Fever sufferers amount to So, 900.
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NEW ROCKS

Prof. Pinney's Practical French Grammar:
MIR. LOVEJOY, WHO USES THESE WORKS
I'VE in his Academy speaks of them as follows
The world has been at work for centuries to find
easy and expeditions mode of teaching Englshman the
French language Prot Pnney decdly the best books
authors plan wholly conversational Commencing with
simple oral exercises the student is led by easy pro-
gressive steps, until he is made acquainted with the doms
and with almost every variety and form of expression
everything being adj irably managed, that learns
pronunciation the reading and writing of the Language
without being aware of much difficulty or labor
accompanied with key and French reader The small
designed for beginners the large for advanced
DENTS The method of instruction is somewhat like that in
Arnods Greek and Latin exercises Nor does differ very
materially from Ollendos And yet it is less difficult,
and in respects SUPERIOR especially in the syntax of
the subjunctive mood.
The above works may be had at Turner's North Carolina
Book Store Raleigh.
Sent. goth. 1856. SIT.
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A PROCLAMATION.

By HIS Eecellency THOMAS BRAGG, Go0ernor Of
the State Of North Carolina.
KN HEREAS, BY A RESOLUTION OF THE
w General Assembly, it is made the duty of the Gov
in every year. and give notice thereof by Proclamation
day of solemn and public thanksgiving to Almighty
God for past blessings and of suppcaton for his continual
kindness and a State and a nation"
Now therefore, do by this my Proclamation, set apart
Thursday the 2h day October next such day. and do
most respectfully and earnestly recommend that it be OBJ
Greg under my hand and the Seal of the
H. 81 State at the Executive office in the City of Raj
the 8oth year of American Independence.
THOMAS BRAGG.
BY order of the Governor:
PULASKI CowPER, Pa-i0ate Secretary.
September Is, 1866. S6-4w.
Repister
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

r,,n,,,, WILMINGTON, Sept. 15
Continues to be brought in sparnpIy
and is firm at quotation Further sales yesterday of
$50 bbls at 81 80 yellow dip y TBS No sales this
morning.
SPTS TURP-Has again advanced with sales after clo-
sing report yesterday of 80 bbls cents do
arrive at price, and $40 do at 6 per gallon The
market hrm this morning and only so bbs changed
ROSIN-No sales
TAR-ls in demand and meets with ready sale at 81
IS DOL, at winch lou bbls, sold yesterday. youarnQL
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Formulation of Boston,

BosroN, Sept. 15.-The total population of this
city is 10000, including $4,000 of foreign extrac
tion 1t is estimated that $1,000 businss men with
their families reside in the country.
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New ORLEANS Sept. l3-The sales of cotton for
the last two days amount to $500 bales of mid
ding at to 81 cts, Prices are steady and receipts
very large Flour-Superfne, ST rs to 80.
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AID FOR NORFOLK AND PoRTsMOUTH.-St Johns
Lodge of Masons, Wilmington, has sent one hum
dred dollars to the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers
Speaking Of the private subscriptions in Wilmington
the Commercial says: There is pressing (say
the committce) necessary now; the young and the
old, the rich and the poor press in with their thank
offerings seeming to look upon it as proud privi-
lege to be donors in such holy cause. May the
Lord prosper and bless he has promised the
cheerful givers
meeting was held in Warrenton on the Sth to
raise funds fr the sufferers; and learn from the
Iarborough Southerner that three hundred and
tWenty-four dollars have been contributed in that
place, and that the amount will reach $500. Well
done Tarborongh!
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the Standard
Messrs EDITORS: Having in the ocean
Banner" that the reasons given for the defeat of
Sam in Carteret were. among others, MONEY, L
happening to know somewhat about the money
matter, which doubt is alluded to in the paper
above named on which I have this statement to
make, for which hold myself responsible.
Some time in July, Mr.. Joseph Merrill had the
misfortune to have his house and all that he had
destroyed by fire. Upon this case several subscrip-
tons started in this town and in the county
for his relief and after sufciency collected to
nearly replace his loss, the money was handed to
him. Then report went abroad that the said
Merrill had withdrawn from the Know Nothings;
whereupon, several persons connected with the
said order of K Ms. called upon for the amounts
which they had paid in to be refunded, which l
promised to do when the amount could be received.
1t has actually been paid back to John W. Morgan,
E. w. Pigott and DIR. NJ F. Arendell and Mr.. Mer-
rill voted with them for their Rev. Dark-antern
candidate for congress. So much for the MONEY IN
FLUENcE Pork and meal very probably would
amount to about the same, if investigated. AS for
whiskey, the Know Nothngs were the only party
that kept open drinking house in Beaufort on
the day of the election.
.-. .. A. j. FULCHER.
Beaufort, N c., Sept 70, 1855.
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T III e M A r. X e T S L.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

, FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. Is.
BACON firm at II to 13-FLOUR dull at to SS-CORN
arriving freely and selling at to 81 per bushel-COT
TON 90 to 1O14-FLAXSEED 10 to i % per bushel-
LARD 111s to l215-SPTS TURP. 40 cents per GALLON
FODDER 80 to 81 per hundred.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
q VALUABLE NEGRO WOMAN AGED FORTY
"A four years. She is good roner and washer. FOR
ssnt. II. 1855. "ff'' sg-2tpd.
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DIED,

DIED.
In Phillips County, Arkansas, the Goth August the
infant of Mr. James S. Walton, formerly of Wake
County
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BALTIMORE Sept. 15.-Sales of 5000 barrels
Howard street and Ohio -four at 81 rs. City Mills
is held at same price, with no sales. Grain-suppy
light and prices unchanged Provisions are very
firm Pork, mess, $214 %, prime 1sb 20 bulk
meat shoulders II, sides III, hams la u. Bacon
shoulders 124 l23 sides 123 l3, hams ls5 Il.
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NEW York, Sept. 15-Stocks are better. Flour
is unchanged and firm, with moderate demand at
previous rates. Wheat is unchanged and in limited
demand at former prices. Corn is trife lower
Pork is dull. Lard is firm. Whiskey firm at Al cts
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

-, - sept 8,
FLOUR-Southern -four is 81 d higher for common
brands but the standard and better grades unchanged
the sales are 1000 bbs at rs % SS % for common to
good 3715 "a so for favorite, and 62J5 m
extra included at the latter rate Petersburg City Mills
which is coming forward equal the best Genessee
being nearly white and of much favor double
extra of this brand of which few barrels
ceived, would command still higher rate.
WHEAT-The market is dull to-day, but we have no
change to note in prices.
GUANO.-The market is very active with large sales at
5212 to 50 with prospect of further advance.
TOBACCO-The market is very active with slight adj
vance in good manufacturing and shipping kinds.
APPLE BRANDY-tngood demand :; last sales at cts.
CORN-We hear of no sales to-day We quote at 80 to
IS, and the mail et not brisk.
BACON-The market is very active and firm with ten
dency of still further advance We quote Va hog round
at Is to 1879 Sides at ID to 1919 Shoulders
LARD-Market active: Sales of kegs IA to 49, Bar
rels l21a. Pressed at l51I to Ice.
SALT-Some holders have withdrawn their stocks from
the market We quote at 81 65 to TO- with but little
be had below the latter rate Cypress.
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CANCERS CANCERS .

DR. CLOPTON Is NOW IN RALEIGH. SINCE
Dhs visit here in june he has put up Medicines for
FORE expects visit Virginia again next Summer and
get ten that he has put Medicines
for this Summer and nearly WELL Will you that
afflicted with Cancers Scroa any other disease of the
skin and give him trial that he may be induced to
visit your City again next Summer.
Read the certificates below:
Dr. CLoPToN-It doubt will be gratifying to you when
tell you that neghbor of Hobbs, of Nottoway, called
not long since by special request of Mr. Hobbs to
having you him, saying that the service rendered
him invaluable and he enterains strong hopes Of be-
ing shortly entirely relieved by the of remedy
JOHN A. JETER
Richmond, Va. Jan. IA, 1885,
WILSON'S DEPOT, South-Side r. r. Va
DR. CLoProN-Dear Sir: l happy to inform you that
my Cancer entirely WELL Ointment proved nvalua.
be used it according your directions, and soon it
took effect and nv removed and am now, to
all human appearance perfectly well wish you may meet
with great success in your practice.
Yours, very respectfully,
THOMAS HOBBS.
Nottoway Co.. Va, Eel Q, 1855.
Sent II, 1855. 06-u
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HAeQUINCEY'S NEW WORK.-THE NOTE
IL Book of an English Opium Eater, by Thomas De
Quincy.
lowing:
The Confessions English Opium Eater and the Sus-
piria De Profundis vol 16mo, with portrait, cloth
The Biographical Essays, vol 16mo, -
he Miscellaneous Essays, do -
he Caesars, do -
literary "reminiscences. vols 16mo, -
narrative and Miscellaneous Papers, vols 16mo -
.ssays on the Poets, vol 16mO, -
historical and Critical Essays. 2 vols 16mo, -
photographic Sketches, l vol 16mo,
ssays Philosophical Writers. 2 vols 16mo
theological Essays and other Papers, do
a Young Man, and other Papers, vol 16mo,
For sale by w. L. POMERO1.
Sept. 10, 1855. SIT
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MELANCHOLY CIRCUMsTANCE.-O Monday evening
last young lady, aged about II, the daughter of
NS Frost of this City, instantly killed by the
discharge of gun in the hands of a negro woman,
hired servant in the family belonging to Mr.. Jen-
klns The load entered the left side of the head,
just over the ear, letting out the brains.
We learn that an inquest was held over the body,
and that the Jury returned a verdict of accidental
death The negro woman, it is supposed,
ying the gun out of the house, and it went off in
range with the head of Miss Frost who sitting
sewing in the yard The servant engaged in
cleaning up the house, and directed to remove
"ie gun Altogether, it was a singular accident,
anu furnishes another warning against the impru-
oent handling of loaded firearms.
THANKSGIVING DAY.-His Excellency Gov. Bragg,
mas recommended the 25th Of next month, October,
aS day Of solemn and public thanksgiving"
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"a" L. D. Pender Esq, has been elected County
Solicitor of Edgecombe, without opposition, in place
of j. L. Bridgers, Esq., resigned.
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s.v; .ue SCI b,s. have be.z sd so~cg,:on sso1t
= in ho-o cash; c...s No N1trs o. &c l~ bss.
Eses Girssr s. le' per cent Is bsgs -PperG ii
Cow lie Cssis sc
Tos itCOH. DIR. ve'y sru TIE l. snd Is zi'ed
fr tfdtsrt'e s-oct Gales ~ ~ thr-- GAYS
Ltgr Er-tuetv IA a. - bales H.vsna . s.; i71
c,.-. lsaf e. ga - Stdo Florida l4r5t; aad
= ts'es Cuas or private terms
JFA>Th- yJ5i s'le ht. mcr7ins psss-l Of - 'iir
s,, he ssLssIc. vss 20 q they eensssd OF n-~ cop
Hiel ard Grs.u = dns 4usuy t,e 70 n-r YER Icy =.
xthrraso While he lstsr zeaily al soe full prices
Tie folcwirE are The particulars:
Brsos-ss h.f ehe,t. ssic 90 Co., az: % DO siie s.
DO 2ie II 60 L AL, r,
60 sc 40 do Sc SAD st,e 80 DO s.. ~ DO SIZE
- &C.. ?5lc ? co Sic fs .. S"e . 90 &c ~ 90
So ~ DO sc - do ss.c 20 20 se 40 do. 55fc d
60. ?sie II D. :'s 81 DO Ise s. do se Il Gases
eel. IS Do ste .ri 60 bs1ss. sc
HYsoN sEiN-S hal che 2:lr ~ DO, Sc.
Tw.SE.Y-5e do, nae 81 Do, l2isi 81 do lstc-; a
GusFowp,R-ls half chests Sic 50 do zoe: 20 4ie
IS DO +5c II 81: g do, Sc DO SEC. q do So.c
81 % SIC 10 20 5i.e 81 do. sec
IsrERIAL-23 90 t5c 81 90 soic s0 DO. tsi toe; SO
DO Sec IS DO $50 2 do SIC 10 do Sic 50 do Soc -
DO .7e.: 10. s4;e 3 DO &c.
OoLosG-5 half chests S2d5.ie. % 10 3!.c.
sorcHcSc-45 chest. .e.
vHALEBOsE-Lsse size Polar ssesree ami better sales
of 81 n for s1p.rr, AZ Sc esh
WHIsKf-The nsr.et 10 61l! ard lower; the arrivals
fair: g. bb Sac. for Pr.oa tn Inside price
the rsrosd dep6'. S3d5!e FOR Ohio Drudge held 81
SIC time and Interest
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BEAMIs-on Thr,sS.y. Deb IS 1885. Ro..iis VI on '
eaushssy o'Sssh sss aud Dr. Clare w Sesnes AGED
sAd II nepths
Her relatives ard the friends OF the family invited 70 q.
terS the residence Of her ErsDdfsh-r
seph G. Hart ~ West atcst ssnrdsv a. ;. o'c "
G'B.DNOn S-iday ming, Fab. To- Margaret csust
Of Peter and Lava Gibson. AGED 8 years
The frsnis o! the fsy respectfully invited 10 attend
the far a. al On ssfurdsy 2ocock from No te Ess 18th
KNkFLAND--OD fharsSsy mosrins FEB. IS coraelia,
epiy ehila Of Turnsn aud Cornels hnee!sni, aged
year ,,,.
The relatives And friends Of The family aye1 % sttsnd
th~ furer. Ss o'clcch NJ rom % henry Sc
LEACH- On Friday 18Th inst MFs Elss Leach. wife
Of ssppel Leach. ssed % sssrs
her funeral vi tale psrs on sunday, tTono'io~ 81 u
oe.ei NJ nom No l55 West llth-st
PGfFkROn FRIDAY morning Feb TO- or eorsestion n the
hsin George Edward, son II Geo. ID and Ezra u runei
ssed year
The faps,. will tale ulsss Sunday. 2oc,Oct erl the
ress.ree Of bis grandfather in fiTstpa:e between smith
and Court st Brooklyn
PARsoNs-In Ibis CITY 9Th inst at the residence Of her
80 krs Ehra Dwight Willard Parsons 9e daughter of the
eAse Rev John willard, Of Lunenbus VT, aged
neltss and ~ dsya
NV f,sls nd payer. please espy
h-or stnh Day evening". the 18Th lust Lucy T.
6hipey dsrshter OF Morris shioey OF C.ciuast Ohio
The relatives fe OF the family ylted 70 attend
the rrtIs om III rsdenee OF her sunts in the town Of
Rshwsy j. o. II oceek Second Day morning the 18th
h.tsnt
TROTTER-At Nsus.taei, Conn. Feb. Is Of souvuson.
Ella Esther daughter Of j. + and Z. NJ Trosr aged ye.s
3nonfts ard days
The relatives and friends invited sexc The funeral
Sunday, the Iste inst
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Mitchell Firesa wiins,on, sl the portssssss 1s h.
persctr Norrs which I'D hence. Ocs IS ias fsr Nevf&
u bach the 18Th Ian1sry with damage had s q 81
lrsff
C,sr i2fh Monroe Ramsey. Mssnkss. Br.8~n cisv4
,or ,sslsoft New lofs; isth LszTs sno~ Keller
Malta sosh. "a ischIe. Colusa sev. Yosk
slsxsrSts leth sS E-ihef More, Nex ysrs
Colombo Dec q % Carrie e0er. ronas Ns~ yori "a
Beverly h.'-. cI--.
Co., bee. IA. eio Orss. s~ers Sosicn-
So sor Dee "a Bombay Wisoa. Boston; tn, WGpsls-
sius., Do 9th Venice. sresOr Phisd-loe
Persrs Dee 8. Holisn6er. Ne~ YORK
>nfspors Dee S-Arr Scotia Hollis. san Francisco, -
% oh Tor cscpi,s SD It'll. Harii iane VERY Atyae De-.
u Csrt Bssseti Of the American ship Dsoiel sharp sn
Bsfs,s rspor. that h the Strs Of bsaes be ecmmsnes
with The bsrs Polks Wsrt OF sipe-poe. and whieh
be- voys,e from sally for mi. pce Cset Watt s,.e< thsi
usSe hoaid the Pots by one Of the
10 hsS ker the Cbinesc stPercsrso aHd three ossr
perssns ans wogndei the chief mare ard two nies.
Hers kcrs Nov. far. John Orsv seOonsd. ssa Nsa-
esse, Asoasut Hall Boston, SSh Palmetto Asay, srsA
Cuesusown Jsr s-PG; IN Re- sh Go9srd. ssekiey New
OilssIs for Liverpool
Gibraltar J.p ls-rhe Phantom. Burnett from Nespsrs
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dssse TO ben boss hsvos heeD lth Isnnsy VA
the American bark George " Horton. for Mais,illes