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SCH
TAI D RAKE PILLS

VIII be fount to possess those qualities necessary To
TO the total eradication Of all bilious attacks, prompt
10 'tart the sccrelions Of the li,or aud give a healthy
tone % the entire system. Indeed, Il 10 no ordinary
discovery IN Medical Science, to have invented n r. mi
edy Tor these stubborn complaints, which dc,elope al.
the Results produced by u heretofore free use OF Gallo
mel "a mineral justly dreaded by mankind-and ac-
knowledged TO be destructive IN the extreme To The hu-
man system. That the pfoprieties ofceltain vegetables
comprise all the virtues OF caloInel, without its inJuti-
Gus tendencies, is now an admitted fact, rendered in-
disantable by scientific researches, aud those who nee
the Mandrake Pill, be fully satisfied that the beet medi.
eines are those provided by nature Ia the commIn
herb, aud roots:of the fields.
The Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious de.
Engagements without salvation or any of the injurious
effect. OF ealomcl or other passions. The secretion Of
bile IL promoted by these Pill, as viii be seen by the
altered color OF the stools and disappearing OF the .al.
Low complexion aud cleansing OF the tongue.
Ample directions for Use accompany each hOI Of
Piils, aud the price Of q quart bottle Of the Sea Weed
Tonic aud box OF Pills combined Is only one dollar
Hui separate boxes Of Pills can be had Of any of the
agents for 25 cents.
These remedies are prepared under the personal
supervision ofDr.JH .Schenek. proprietor af Schenck's
Pulnonic syrup, the we'll Established re needy for Con.
sumption, brnhehitis, Coughs, CDlds ,&e., &e, and the
Inventor VI the celebrated R.spirometer, Tor sxamin.
ihg aud detecting all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, &c
WHOLESALE AGENTS
PhiiddelPhia-GILBERT ,WENTZ AGO.
III N. Third Street.
Nep York-C. v. CLICKNER 4 CO, 81
Barclay Street.
Bosion-REDDING & Como. 8 State St.
And every respectable Druggist through
out the United States. l9;S5eow
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The best Soap

70 saw lab,r in Washing, is Smith and Blan-
'hard's Self-Operating Soap warranted to
save half the labor in washing. Sold by II
A. SHELDON, WHOLESALE agent for Addison
County.
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DIR M~ARSHHLL'S
indian Vegetable Plaster.

~ lie subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
L Agent for the sale of this celebrated
lIs;cr.
g-P,dlers and Druggists supplied at re-
4 God rates. None will be left on commits
B. HARMON A. SHELDON.
fli Drrv. Aug. Id 1853.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
EENI12RgNI

fO r. L. THE HAIR!
For many years it has been the object of
deepest study with chemists and others, to
produce "a fluid that, applied to the hair,
would cause it to wave and curl equal in beau
~ to the natural curl.
THE KROLLERION
Is the only article ever offered tn the world
that VIII effect this most desirable object.
But three or four applications are necessary
10 curl it smucl as may be desired. and for
any length of time. From the many testi.
monials ofthose who have used Il, the sub
scriber does not hesitate to warrant the knoll
LgaioN to give satisfaction, and prove AS re-
commended in all cases.
The reei9e for making, with full directions
for use, will be sent on the receipt of one
dollar, post paid. The ingredients will not
cost over II cents.
Direct to II. A. FREMONT.
5lism. Warren, Trumbull Co.. %.
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HaV and Manure Forks.

VAN ORNuM, BAILEY & Co, manufacturers
Of these celebrated Hay and Manure Forks,
now offer their forks to the trade at Manu-
FAcruRER's PAGES.
Orders left at my store will be promptly
filed. J. DAVENPORT.
Middleburry. Jan. "a, 1865. 4O,3m.
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Trains leave Rutland as follows:
Freight and Accommodation 1890 A. NJ,
arrives at North Bennington $50 p. NJ.
Express Train li.40 a. NJ, arrives in Troy
3P w..
Mail Train 100 p. NJ, on arrival of Mon
trcal and Boston Trains, arrives in Troy at
II p. VI.
Leave Troy rs follows:
Mail Train II NJ, arrives IN Rutland 3.13
7. NJ.
Express train, 6 P. NJ, arrives in Rutland
9.3g p. NJ.
Accommodation and freight train leaves
North Bennington 8 A. NJ, arrives in Rutland
ga NJ.
Tickets can be purchased at the ticket Of
fees of the Rutland 4 Burlington Railroad.
N. B.-To avoid mistakes, be sure and
have Your baggage checked and tickets via.
Western Vermont Railroad, and not change
cars at Centre Rutland.
AHtf NYR0N CLARK, Lessee.
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The Great Standard Remedy

Containing neither Prussie Acid,
Tartar Emetic, nor any other dele
FERROUS drug. Extensively used,
tested aud approved in New Eng
land, Canada, aud the Briti>h Prov
inces during a period of ihlry
years by eminent Physicians, Cler-
symen. Professors ofCoiieges The
ologieai ScminaTies, Scientific and
distinguished public men,-and, IN
fact, by all elasses in the cunmuni'
~. See Pamphlets aud wrappers
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Eagle SOAP.

\ new supply Of this superior article, which
is much better than the Cream Soap, Just
reed. Try i and You will believe it.
April u, II. A. SHELDON.
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containing Ceitifeats, among which are those Of
New. DR.. Lyman Beeeher, Boston. late Presiden NJ Of
Lane Theological Seminary Cincinnati, Ohio.-Lnie
Rev DR.. Leonard Woods, Abbott Prof Of Theology IN
Andoyer Theological Seminary. Mas Hon. Daniel
=. Thompson, Secretary Of Siaie-of vsTmolt.-N ,.
William, Eco formerly Collector of the Port OF Bal
timore, Md.-Rev. JosiOh Liteh, Philadelphia, Pa
and many Others.
How ESTEEMED nv PhYsIcIAns.-JOhn A. Berry, NJ.
D., Snro Ne, says, During a practice OF twenty
years, | have seen used all the popular remedies for
Coughs, and nm ~ oil ,ati'fed that your Vegetable Put
monaiy Baham Is beet, aud ! hope it will be better
known aud more generally used"
Beicare Of CoHnterfeits and limitations!
Enquire far the article nv IL, whole uame,
"|NEGLrABlE PULMONARY BALSAM
Prepared only by REfi, CUTLER 4 co, Drug
gists 80 India Street Boston, VI IS. and sold by Apoth-
ecnrie, and county merchants generally. Price, nes
style, large bottles, containing nearly four tunes the
qnnnIilN ofthe ,mai, 81. Old style, small shntIles SO
renI.. For ,ale % Middlehun b. w Z. knsel. BAG. ~
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CARPBr BAGS.-A great assortment
. cheap asthe cheapest, at ii WILCOX'S.
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IMAM KNOW THYSIII.
An Invaluable Book for rs Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
COPY"

100000 o I.., , ;s'a
a year. A new edition.
re''sed and ,mprC,cdJn,i
issued.
pr. Hunters Medical
Manual aud Hand hook
forthe Amicied--C CONTAIN.
ing M outline OF the oti.
rim. nTpyTess tr.,,,n.,.,
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uI-Ilear. what Or. Stapr, q ph, sican wfo stands at
the top Of his profession, saysof John Bulls Sarsaparila:
! have been u.ins john lui's sarsaparila. in a great
variety of chrome diseases, ~iA the most happy effects,
aud | have no hesitation ia recommending II to The public
for the cure OF scroiula, syphilis, and all eutaLeous aud
giandular diseases. Yours, most ieryently,
~Lewisport, KY April 4, 1919 MM srAPP, N. ID.
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Rer. Z. ". sEmON,-Mer. 4. STEVENSON.

Rev. y. W. sEHON,-Itev. T.. STEVENSON.
CoAtlUsivE.- Rev. J.. W. Srhon is widely and generally
known ms an eloquent and accomplished pastor Of The ".
Z. church, and Rev. l. Stevenson has been known as one
81 the most talented aud jealous members that the Ken.
tuck, Conference could boast Of Tor many years, aud ut
this time Is filing the high and responsible station Of agent
ler the VI. L. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE, May Goth, 1919.
We have used John Bulls shrsaparilla, aud have known
Il to lee used, with entire saiisiaci ion aud We have no
hesitation ~ stating our belief. that 1t is a safe and
Valuable medical compound, aud calculated to produce
much good aud ryiisve much suffering aud Therefore
would CHEERFUL. aud most earnestly recommend 1t to the
Afflicted D. ". sElION,
tSiguedl L. S~TEN
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Principal Office, No. . Gclsey Building,
Courtlandt st, New York, and No. |, Fifth st
Louisville, Ky. tg~ W. p. Russell,
23y Agent, Middlebury.
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". earnestly invite all p-I-Yns who are suffering with
my OF 80 the liz that i,~h Is heir To, to call on Dir. John
bulls agcnt. aud get u copy ct bulls Family Journal
IHATis AMI for he sak- vi humanity, We hope that a
iugt Individual viii not lie found unwilling to give Bulls
sarsaiariila a TRiAL. after reading, and rvcollecting, ut ths
sauiv time. that II Is impossible for the Doctor to publish
the i"nth lhrt 81 he humber OF certificates OF astounding
cures reformed b, his Sarsapariita. The amount Of
tesiiu,on! voluntarily siowered On Dr. Bulls sarssparilla,
irom we'll knowu and distinguished individuals both in
public aud private lilc, has b,.u perfectly overwhelming.
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LOUISVILLE, July 18Th, 1919
have examined the lit ot aricivs that compose john
Bulls Extract OF sarsapaii a, ami have 10 hesitation IN
ia, ing that /. l. 4 safe mud valuable compound. would
luior it to any Hrtcc now IN use. for the diseases arising
irlin an impure stat- Of the blood or tniut OF the - stem.
/ conhlrntiy recommend It to ny flirnis ~, being n
pow erful Extract, aud me that / believe will cure MI
clnsscs 1T disrists. Tor which il H. IUcomurudrtl. IL used
According to directions l believe it TO be n valuable
succ-dancum to Mercury Nay, | have my doubts
whether Ia the most violent and piotracted cas,s Of
syphilis, accompanied with Nodes 1iople, in carries of The
bones, whether 1t ought not tdeuccrtd .yety other remedy
;, Il. ~McCONAtIlIE, NJ u.
Honorary member Of the Medical Society, lhilaiclp hia.
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III a remarkable fact, that among the hundreds OF
eminent plytirians who have examined tho recipe by
which bulls sarsaparilla !. prepared. not one has con-
d-nined II, but all approved u. aud commend IL in the
highest terms. Many ply stcians express th.rnsel,es
strongly in the belief that II is decidedly the best prrpa.
ration Of Sarsa pnrilia hat has ever been placed before tho
public. Although there He many PHI, sicians who feel a
reluctance to having their names appended to the recon-.
ptcndatiun of any particular remedy, Notwithstanding
they may approve OF |; In the highest degree, there are
others who iiauhly Yield their support in favor OF a
remedy which they know II capable of doing 80 much
following from old and respectable PHI sicians, of high
standing ir tue community ia which they live:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-27

ACADEMY OF Mu1c-Alozart's chefd euvre Don
JUAN the Performance Of which did not announced,
6r.t time this evening" with Mime De La Grange sisnor
Nitrate and Sisnor Morei in the principal parts. TIE
proceeds viii be for thebe net II the TENOR Raaes Mi
rate who has ALREADY won golden opinions among ths
and supporters of the lyric dram and who
doubt will substantial proof OF the high sppre
cstion OF bis TALENT in the shape of ovsr10 wing
house. During the first act senorta Soto and Mons.
Caresse win DAT minust According to the program.
mes this week will be the last Positively OF tbs La
Grauge troupe. The few remaining Opportunities of
bearing this excellent company shond not be lost.
NRLos GARDRN.-Balfs's grand spectacle opera aud
ballet "rhe Daughter Of st. Mark" will be presented
Opera troupe. AS spectacle this il of the finest
things we have witnessed. Tbs music also gene
rally speakiDg excellent II announced for the res.
Of tie week.
.be appearance Of Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams since
tb cir return from successful professional in
California Three Of their most popular pieces will b,
played. viz'."Iis the Custom of the Country, "rhs
Irish Tiger" and sIrish Assurance and Yankee Mo-
desty.o
BowERY THRArRE-The grand dramatic spectacle,
catd the "EDchsnted Temple enters upon its thlrd
night this evening In the course Of this piece splea
OF thofe beautiful localities for which that famoue river
so celebratea The performance will commence with
the comediet'a Of sThe Morning Call" and conclude
with ''Mr and Mrs. P. White"
BURROWS THEATRE This excellent little company CON.
sitting of several well known favortss such as Eddy
ChaDfrau, Holland, Miss Aloertns and Mrs. ]. Frost
wro have engaged Burton's during the recess,
are doing capital business, but are not supported
night. This evening, " Tom Cringle,h "The Kings
GIIdener," and "New York Az 1t ID, will Do perform
ed As Mose, Mr.. chanfrau ID unequausd
THE NNs1REs AT both the Ethiopian establishm .nss
new piece, "Dark Deeds, Crimson Crimes" a7d Per-
hams, "The Mischisvous DArkies F"
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The Revolution IN Mexico.

We have received two numbers Of . new periodical
published In Acapulco in support OF Don Juan Alvarez
1t bears the title of Ell Restaurador de la Lberad he
Iestorer Of hberty and replaces the other periodical
entitled the Boeten Official
On the subject of the decree of Alvarez de arng the
port of Acapulco free to whaling vessels, (which
published several weeks ago. the Resaurador has the
following parasrah:-
We tbsnk the gentlemsnly editor Of the HERALD for
having given place in the columns o. that Journal to the
decree OF which have spoken that II may to
govern the merchants of the United States who
gagged in whale fishing operations not fearing to
him that the dispositions of General Alvarez will be
general for the whole republic within short time not
with standing the impotent efforts Of his enemies.
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HAUED
Bark Lyra, Havana.
Wind Of sunrise South; sunset, West.

Braz bark Concoao which reported at Rio Jsnero
for New Orleans, arr at New York 25th.
Capt Oliver of bark Kate, will accept acknowledge
Bark Byron Of Stoningto 19 TONS hes purchased
by Messrs Russell, Haord Co. Of New Bedford She will
be fitted for sperm whaling under Of Capt VIM
Tower, late Of ship Nontexuma.
Whasship Mech anio sold at auction in Newport asa
inst Oliver Reed and others Of that CITY, for $l5
she i'll DO CONTINUED in the whaling business.
LAuNoHEp-At Newburyport June 49, by Messrs Currier
Townsend beautiful bark Of about 800 TONS called the
Arrow owned by Messs James Upton and brothers, John
osgood and Capt Geo Harrington Of Salem intended
fer the South American trade under command Captain
Harrington.
At Bath z3d inst Mr. Dnsmore ship Of 1900 tons
owned By Nessrs II Allen Co, and others.
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He did not separate the form from the substance,
but declared "as the Father sent ms, % send l
he bad not provided this es.ns Of the Chursh
perfectly the end or which ne died would not nsvs oeen
Importance Of the form Of religion IN consequence Of
that form the Church has perpstnated herself for egh
teen hundred years has extended the whole gcbs
triumphed the conqusror Of the wsrd has rushed
Christ encountered with dauntless heart all obstacles,
and riumphed By understanding this, the faith 70.
ceved from its Divine Founder was extended and per-
petuated, until II has united all nstions
From his disciples, Christ selected twelve, wnom ne
constituted apostles with to forgive sins But
twelve equal In power might create dssension ana
twelve, raging that on him would he build hm church
without taking the authority from the iest no trans,
i. ~ others b. gave the right to
SPEAK but this did he constitute the shepnsrd OF
bis flock. II neither by chance, nor destiny thai
descent from him; there 10 long polished chain,
every link of which is visible. The apostleship
descended by another to the bishops, the
only difference being that il signifies more local
authority than general supervision OF great impor-
lance to is that command given to that through
all grace Ia communicated How, them dare laymen
cain ministers OF Christ when he has given that
alone to the bishopss The legitimate authority which
belongs TO the Kingdom of Christ, Ia not OF human
thority There is priest How came he suchp By the
intIposiiion OF the bishops hands Does he preach his
own doctrnes II be dses he il of he varies
from the doctrine communicated by Christ he
be ne Of and 1t becomes the duty OF the Bshopto
stop him.
lergth, and the Bishop concluded BY again cougr.ta
lating the congregation on the fine temple they had
erected.
At the conclusion OF the sermon the choir sang seve
raj pieces Of music when the congregation dispsrss
In the evening large crowd agsin assembled, and
we're addressed by Archbishop Kenrick, Of Baltimore
His discourse hcmy the character ard virtues
Of John the Baptist Want of time and space forbid
report
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who comes among us-to dispense his hosptalitiss
freely he has oispensed honors upon the Common
wealth. BE the natural heAd Of ofclal society in
New Nosk-we can pu Q new and decent hat ON II.
Soy what win Of republican simplicity, the genius
OF people does not in that direction There Is
NO community which NAL greater display In proper
ton to its means-pone in which the homely virtue of
frugality IL held at cheaper rate than In our own.
And 30 long those who have rendered distinguished
this pet phrase long will the public be open to the
charge OF pgratltude, and Of short sighted
great actions require cultures wen great cabbages
and Qreat oxen.
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&: ass
Erie. Az. c.sss ABB; watson. csrdsns:.' ' '''s'
Herald MAXINE Correspondence.
: s:1
Jsh1 oIs Srs e 1Sns, wal
q: ;5;' .%ss
1ofs; VIM cSIysr kssssr fosslses; s.snsss P!sss.
Below: ssip xs.sss: no isssfe; .sSi: VIM VAL
Hsy.ns; cossr k.snor hsHs!srs t.nsr!sss,
and America. Chase. Boston steamer Black Diamond.
NJ For loss Of schr Challenge, Of Plymouth, Mass.
BARK G.r TAYLOR, at Boston saw 10Th inst Nantucket
South shea, number Of boxes and barrels apparently
p%sss
got reef n i2A in leaving s'sa.
BBre EMILY Davis from Charleston for New York. which
e hr S se eastern as Of the Beach Channel ewing
Without having received serious She hss been towed
Ry but vi" TO sos a. 'h' hf' 'pp'
I.y DoDss e E:vG,h before reported
m v1ss
N h.S .ssn out. damage
Zttar8,
Lost near Long KY No rartiouisrs A''' '''A
soHR II ErcxER SON, Chase ct HyAnns, from PhiladeI
pha for Boston into by unknown sohr Cape
Nay nieht Of ga inst carrying away main shroud and
cutting rail and butwArks down the plank shear besides
Going other slight damage.
painted green With white streaks was picked mp
date lat 49, lon ~, By sohr Cameo New Haven from
st Croix.
Notice to Mariners.
ROCKS.
The following 10 extract Of letter from Para Brazil
Thinking that may be interesting to navgasors take
the liberty Of informing that Captain James Steel OF
the British brig fLvesp9e has TO
Demerara TO liverpool aAiuds 80 deg 80 min North
parenty about two End half fathoms uader water
Tbe beps yery smooth At the time they appeared ke
tops Of whse coral rocks The dscolored for
distance and there every Of
seyera more. Sounded immediately After passing, AID
foupd no bottom with ninety fAthoms "
Captain Steel Aforms me that he has knowledge OF
there rocks being oted In chart and that RELY
upon his mile having Just before taken good
Whalemen.
Arr ct Now Bedford 2lst bark Montgomery, Clifford Gate
Cuship raonc Ocean. Talcahuano March TO-
May With 60 bbs % AID VII oil SID from Psrnsnbuoo
In 90 with Ctsen, Of Nantucket, for New Bedford. =
Also bark ssPphe Sanford Pacific 0ossA TAlcshuAno
oil ca Riysr Of Plsts i nit haa hsAvy gale ssd lost
bboon ana bsat; 2sth uit II lat had aassher
ssie csrnst away trsstlstrssa e.
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HARITIMR INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, june 90, 1855.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
SLIP Star KssusiS. Cole. Gsisssson@waiensu. DinSn
Bari FL Means. Means. S.dI.- 4EJ Peters:
s .sss. Hsss
BBIs a cgnninghan, Rich. Humsoes-R Buck Co.
Brig James Wallace. Upton, Observation-Disclosures 4
sssSls B.sots.n
Bris sslssiois, Piissury RSciisad Witt: puaesn.
,sohi Justine (sr), Prudden St Georges Bormuda-Md
sehr Essis OBJ. Hunter, HAlfsx-D pswolL
ssss Ii DSssao Barlow. s. Mays. c.-Gs6rs.dy Holt
sohr ! smith, Burton, Wilmington -pollnsr 4 Postsv
mspf hs. Dses g.
ssT A%y Has
sress SsIdass kae1
Ss
ARRIVED.
.ns rs ss with
S dsa e from SssSon M.roo
tell in with boat from sohr Challenge wrecked .
took them board and brought them to this port
Ship = Wssjsn sBrsm, Bastjsn, Bremen IS days, in
ss ninth aS TO hsse. Is s mSnsa One
noon spoke steamship Eosop henoe for Havre; did not
see The and no steamer could be seen Except
S,;s,.s 4.s Sss
sns g Sim: Is ~h
Ship fsoSss BEDFORD. Be.rse Norfolk
Es:;is. T. Palermo: April q and
,7iS
With ana nossss: % Isnner Dssls june % "a
Bark John Caske, Howe Aieiandris days, with COAL
BIiS label. Jexest CT BANGOR Shsgasdis Pslma;
Brs Tredons ellsworth, Lord 81 Gbss $ d.Sswish
ss& oi Siu.h Gordon N.uys.
70 nth nose 70 Simpson. Msyhsw Co. Went ashore at
s 1s
Brig Hebron sB5l sksllns Windsor. Ms IL days. with
Brig cysnss OBJ, Smith, Windsor IA dsys with plaster
Brig Haidee Dean, Jacksonville days, with lumber. to
sehs FLYING Arrow eef Iineony!s Driekv.ser ArsoiSe
se 4 sS isr: :s'sss X
ssssszins NE June e. szrorieneed heavy gale from
sohr Iarths Sinner Chapls Barbados Is days, with
sohr Ann Sophia Gsr), Hsgs Abaoos. days. with Fruit
I;,s Elizabeth ssup .shs:a. Rio Haoh. and
sohr Laid Johnson CORVALLIS. Ms. days. with po-
soSr Jonas Smith, Furman Savannah, days. with cot.
ton and rice, TO McCready. Mott Co.
Schr Smith Sweesey Savannah, with cotton, 10, to
AcCready, Mott d Co.
Sc: (! 'i5:i k s: s D.ais wRHin %nss.
Virginia. days.
Schr Henrioo, Chester, Richmond.
Echr @ Luf, Line Baltimore.
Schr Edw Wood Andrews. Delaware City.
Schr Eagle, Hester Philadelphia for Salisbury.
Schr Mexico. TerYill. Philadephia for New Haven.
Scbr Hexehire Norton, Philadelphia for Derby, CT.
schr Mary Elizabeth, Hooper, Philadelphia for New
sohr " Foster. Baker, Cape Henry.
Schr w A Ellis, -, Boston.
Sckr Era. Chamberlain Boston.
Schr Melvina, Holder, Providence.
Schr N Branard Russell, Portland CT.
Steamer Thomas Swan, johnson, Baltimore.
~ The ship spoken by bark Restless. 22d inst In Ion "a
1b reported the Wings Of the Morning. was likely
mistake for the Morning Star from Calao, which h
The former bound from Caao England, and would
hardly be in longitude and she has
reported spoken by brig Vernon the 9th lon "a TO-
o. the Calender net "aoanderD from Glasgow
Boston.