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II there be those either North or SCUM VINO desire
an Naturalization for the North against the South
or for the South as against the North they not
he men who should give their sutfrages 10 me
For my own part know only my country, my whole
country, and nothing but my country"
TMILLARD FILLaoRxs SPEECH IN NEW York.
"The foundation of my preference is, that Mr.
Fillmore has administered the Executive Govern
ment with signal success and ability. He has
been tried and found true, faithful honest and con-
scientious l wish 10 say nothing in derogaton from
mis- eminent competitors (Webster and Scott they
have both rendered great services 10 their country
the one in the field, and the other in the Cabinet
They might possibly administer the government as
well as Mr. Fillmore has done. But then neither Of
them has been tried he has been tried In the eieVa-
and wisdom had better restrain as from making any
change without a necessity for it. the existence OF
which do not perceive -" 0lay's letter 70 UUmann,
MarcA 6th 1889.
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ST ann as Good an American as You.''
Such is the expression often made by the support
ers of Fremont who were advocates of Americanism
a few years ago. to National Americans now BY
what process of reasoning they arrive at that conclu
sion, we cannot see. A man an American and sus-
tain the party whose very existence depends on the
prostration of American issues A man an Ameri-
can who associates politically with disunionistsP A
man an American who votes with party who POUNDS
its success on culture Of foreignism man an
American who votes for ROMAN CATHOLIC for
Presidentp Why, you may well say Hassaurek
prominent Republican speaker, who once said that
our goyernmentswas not much better than those of
the Old World, is good American. The truth is
these men know they are no longer Americans They
feel it in their hearts, and they endeavor to quiet
their conscience by calling that which is foreign and
destructive Americanism. They have worked them
selves up into frenzy and endeavor to still the hon
est promptngs of their hearts by crying out to those
who are still true, 81 am as good an American as
you" No wonder they are uneasy. Unless they
come right, the ghost of Sam will pursue them to
their dying dayl
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-11

10y Attention, the Whole r. The RgerC-
bers OF the Western Star Fire Company and hide
pendent Ladder Company are respectfully requested
to attend a Joint meeting, on Monday evening next
I3tn at o'clock, at the Western Star Engine House
IL is earnestly requested that all the members be
present as business of great importance will be Of
tered for the benefit of both companies
BY order:
GEORGE SHOEMAKER.
Pres't Western Star Fire Company.
GEORGE HILL,
oso. Prest independent Ladder Company.
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Grand Rally.

We invite the attention Of our friends in the
District TO the Grand Rally at Alexandria on
Wednesday evening next Let all go down
who can do SO, and join our friends in Alexan-
dria, and "push on the column"
We thank the Committee for their polite in
vitation to be present on the occasion; and il
we find it practicable to do so, we will be with
them, both in heart and OOice. Such is the
pressure of our duties, however we have not
50 far been able to leave the city for one mo
ment since the Campaign commenced, and
have no control Of our time.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-11

EH Hoiioway's Ointment and Pills.
scrofaa Salt Rhcum Rheumatism and all skin and musc,
lar Diseases can be radically cured If the Ointment be
rubbed INTO the part affected, rubbed into meat
10 disease can long withstand the combined pow.
er OF these wonderful medicines
Sold at the manufactures, No 80, Maiden Lane New
York. and No 244 Strand London, by all druggists at
20 cents, GAN cents, and 81 per pot or box oct II
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Doors open at71I O'Clock Performance to COM
mence at oetlI
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~ Woods Hair Restorative. --Professor
Wood, the renowned dscoyerer of the invaluable
Hair Restorative, still continues to labor in bohalf Of
the afflicted
bis medicines are universally admitted by the
American press TO be far superior to all Others for
causing the hair on the head of the aged that has
been sivered for many years to grow forth with as
much vlgor and uxuriance as when blessed with the
advantages of youth
There can be no doubt that it one Of the greatest
discoveries In the medical world 1t restores perna
nenty gray hair to its original color, and makes it
assume beautiful silky texture, which has been very
desirable in oil ages Of the world-lSs Louis Morn
ing Herald oc4e o.,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
slE A Mission Fair-The Iadiae nc tba oost
ern section Of the city will display for SALE in the
Odd Fellows ball, at the Navy Yard, on Monday the
18th instant large and beautiful assortment Of Fan
cy ana Useful Articles, and Refreshments for the
benefit of the East Washington Mission ~ contin,s
for several successive days and nights. Open from
l0H A. M. to 1016 p. NJ Admittance, 1917 cts: chill
dren half price. Help the Mission cause
oct ll-4t
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
GRAND GALA NIGHT.
SIX NEW PICTURES.

Saturday Fleming, October IL, 1856,
Will be presented the grand Legendary Drama Of
THE WANDERING JEW!
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song Miss Aorant.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Daliey's Magical Pain ExtTaetOF.--
fhers never mas been discovery made In Maeria Msdca
whereby pain can b. - quickly Aayed and where parts
In high state OF innsmmaton can be 80 rapidly reduced
to their natural state where wounds and sores can be
so thoroughly and rapidly healed and dscaysd parts re-
stored without either scar or defect than with DALLEYs
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In Outs, Wounds rprains, and Bruises Casualties n
which children constantly suhjsct action or the
genuine Daleys Pain Extractor ever the same How
much pain and suffering not thus prevented More
over life iisef often dependent having hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer 20 my printed pamphlets for truth OF
which hold myself responsible.
No Of burns and scsld, matter how vere has
la one instance resisted the pain
suoduing and healing qualities Of the Daleys Pain Ex-
tractor
No Pain Extractor genuine the box has upon II
steel plate engraved label with the signatures o. "
ohckener Cos propretors, and Henry Daley manufGc-
turer. Price 20 cents per bog
"#* All orders should be addressed to
o. " OLICKENER a co.
u,-4 - 81, Barclay street, New YORK
Druggists anas az M Al
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10 conclude with heamusing and exciting Tableaux
or THE ELECTION;
Or, The Three Candidates,
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, & FILLMORE /!
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In August last the following letter was writ
ten by Ex-Governor Colby, of New Hampshire,
to the Hon. Mr.. Covode, NJ G. from Pennsyl.
yania
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And the Board adjourned pntl tomorrow evening
,fol =
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$3.50. 81, Barclay street, New York
Druggists. a. anu us Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23
Superior Court General Term.


JUNE 21.-Jas. Hoyt VS.. lily. Standardization denied.
John Trmble vs.. Geo. G. Andrews, ct a-Judgmcnt
affirmed.
Alexander Allen ct al VS.. John $. williams, ct al
Judgment affirmed.
Thomas b. Cunning vs.. Catharine X. Liyingston-Re-
port set aside.
Louisa Gibbs vs. Aaron s. Gbbs-Ncwtral, costs abide
event.
John s. lawrence We. Francis c. Sebring Judgment for
plaintiff with costs.
Thomas l.. Braynard vs. Ely Hoppock Case To be re-
argued in writing in eight days upon question whether
the money actually received the policies can be
covered.
sylvanus B. stllwell vs.. John R. snpes-Motion for
re-argumcnt denied
John Webster Byran K. stephens-Judgmcnt for
defendant.
Joseph H. Howard vs. Theodore Martin ct al-Juig-
ment at special term affirmed with costs OF appeal.
George Wood et al John Orser, Sheriif-Julgment
for plaintiff Verdict to be corrected by reference unless
parties agree in amount.
State Bank OF New Brunswick Samuel Nettlcr ct al.
Judgment report OF referee set aside. New trial
dcred. Costs to abide event.
Thomas Martin vs. james T. NcEyly ct al.-Judgnent
affirmed with costs.
Louis Splitter vs.. St. Marks Fire Insurance Company
Judgment for defendants.
james T. Tryner VS.. Matthias Carstcns.-Judgmcnt on
report of referee affirmed
John r. Goodin vs. Bank OF Commonwclth.-Ord Of
special term denying new trial affirmed with costs
Judgment to be for plaintiff.
Nathaniel NcCrcady ct al. Job Wright ct al-Order
denying trial affirmed with costs Judgment for
plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23

lesson to learn. An administration cannot be COM
pounded of renegade wings, apostac aboiiHunists
phc democrats turn Tycrites nullners and
sonsts. The compoud will not work, IL IL did its
best-much when it sid III Notwithstanding the
public peace home picking quarrels ndulgng in
extravaganza, and prosatng all the patronage OF
the government to rule the elections.
Mr.. Benton advcrted TO the unhappy condition Of the
country distracted by intestine strife and sectional ami
mosty-the North against the South and the South
against the Nori-and the passions Of men inhamcd TO
degree that and judgment to have lost
their control. He beginning To despair of keeping
the Union together for four years longer. could not
have been saved by those who had done the mischief 1t
could be saved by sectional Prcsden-by Presi
dent scctionaly elected
Fortunately shall have President nationally elect
ed-eected by votes from all quarters of the Union-1
man. who has had nothing TO do with producing the
present state Of tags-who has been called ~ supcrssde
the harmony which they have destroyed. Mr. BENTON
wished him success in it, and would aid in the good work
but IL work OF Great would be the merit
and difficult the sk 10 restore the Union " its former
fraternai feeling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23
Gigantic French Expectations.


Among the signs OF the times in modern Europe is the
addiction of Frenchmen TO commercial pursuits and
the arts by which wealth Is acquired, Within the last
few years France behind her continen
Reghb0rs In all that relates 70 material enterprise true
the skill Of her manufacturers and the oil her design
gave her the supremacy in fields Of production
The silks Of Lyons the furntare and jewellery Of Paris
commanded the highest prices all over Europe and
America The capital further enriched by the crowds
which Stocked from all sides " It's gay its cafes
and theatres. But France still a country which
served and attracted the rich only and l. found that
the rich oil every land hold but very small portion Of
its aggregate wealth France In spite Of artistic genius
Jagged behind. Her designers produced PATTERN aud
England copied 1t on cheap material aid inundated
the world. France discovered scientific principle and
in london New York it was developed into TWEEN
" inventions, and transformed into wealth credit aud
national ,owcr. Germans and Belginms rail
ways admired tho, and covered their countries with
network OF lines while French diligence continued to
rumble along their interim straight post roads with
their two rows OF popars. All Europe haa the electric
tccuarli before France would consent to nbm.
Con tho old scmaphoref, which had brought
40 iafis tSc udngs OF victories half 4 eeH-
~ sgo Put i'll h difficult 60 know au uliyiua
thofotghy II u more hopeless 10 dogmatzs oftN cha
meter 81 naops Everybody thoagt the grcat Gtt OF
ne Fleuchuan to be- that he a tnil trader oontcut
with small gains afraid 81 trust his capital u.t of lis
hands wanting speedy from limited home trade
hooking on wcvcncnh - IN eternity, and Austria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23

BERLIN, June 3, 1856.
Iafar # Royl Visitors-Coat f,tes md Rcepions-Tae
Csur's amnesty 10 the PoleS-4u Germany Bue,a tctil
The Credit Mojer Hnnir-Neg Industrial lssoci ,tions
TcS .ycaleAccideqts IN Prussian Raillays-Iste.
resting St,tistics, de- dc.
We have had quite busting time here lately. The
whole town Is on the 9 pitc and paradcs reviews and
fetcs, succeed each other with breahcss rapdity Tho
arrival of the Empress Mother of RUSSIA appears to have
been tie signal for influx OF ilustrious visitors the
last and distinguished Of whom the Emperor
Alexander himself Who instead OF meeting his uncle on
the road TO Warsaw, originally proposed, con-
cluded TO pay his respects him his own capital The
king and the whole royal family went to meet him. far
Furstcnwalde and OH Thursday evening the two mon
alchs made their into Berlin amid the shouts OF
the many headed who showed themselves even IA re
demonstratvc than usual The Emperor and the Grand
Duke Michael were dressed in the Prussan and the King
and Princes in the Russian uniform, to symboize the
In arms existing, supposed to cyi~ bo
Awecn the two countries. What the Car may have
ihcsH within himself Of The OF aiacrty displayed
by his "brothors In arms in coming 10 bis assist
ancc trr'r NE lie -ifHg'o Aga'nst supa terrible
odts, | know nit; ~ en- rate I u, rrio sica
reflections h. took good care no q eve t'~m g,t,rmco
uA io Tho present at least ~ cannot CON- hin Of any
acs &C sympathy aud cordially On leaving Berlin,
Which Ac did early thLs mornng Dor S. Pctc,s burg Ia,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-23
CENSUS OF AUSTIN, TEKAS-The following statis-
embrace the late census returns Of the city Ot AUSTIN
Report ar .Deaths

Weekly Repent OF Deaths
In the city and county Of New York. from the 18th day Of
June TO the 21st day Of June, 1866.
Men, so; women 81; boys 1l3; girls, 94-Total, 324.
Adults III children, 207 males, 163; females, l6l
lOrel n0rSnnS. 2
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Gu Of Mr. Pierre at the head N which causes he placed
the disturbance OF the peace Of he country In destroying
The Missouri compromised measrre from which Mr.
Calhoun recoiled, because the aMaap to destroy THAI
compromise woxid destroy the pnhLc ponce The des-
truction Of the Tas compromise WIZ as Migrant rs ulit
Of the Missouri compromise; br WA re enlctment OF
Che same, made snty FIVE years afterwards, and in the
came words md by men who destroy it, The chief
atbors cf the kasas Nebraska bill tfe voted T the
Texas compromise end cstoppe1sy thor own act
In denying its constbntonaliy
vpon BY Colonel Bcn.sn-seventy to eight millions cX-
rerdcd annually wei the thfa OF ira nm wa com
putej by MIR Polk in tie hast year OF his administration,
and after the acqusuay OF New Mexico California AMI
Utah. lie computed twenty five millions year 70 DC
enoul and it would be SO under an economical admins
traitor here all extravaganza PUP pad extra
yaganoe in the increase q officers and salares-n tn
incrcese of army and nayy-n keeping up ~ eeormou
revenue Of eighty millions, when the onetnifeef 1t va
enough. -,
He commented upon the appointments whPt the ad
minisratoD had made always with view " )ptuenc
the ccctione state or fcderaLso put UP or put down
inan--and secure their own continuance ~ aWce
He parteuarIy instanccd their conduct In this S.2te,
where ali the Appointments had heen made with view
~ undermine one mari himself )--wherc even tne pos
Office in his own town was SO disposed OF W 70 render
impossible For hin, TO the Office, and drove MN " Ire
usc of Adams Co Is express. In the end Pierce was
well rewarded by oil the Office holders, who abandoned
him Mt the Convention.
Mr. Henton spoke about the breach Of promise about
che Pacific Railroad and tho reduction of duties, two
eminent instances Of violating their pledges 70 the public
administration TO pick quarrcis with foreign natvns-
with SPAIN with England with France, with Denmark,
10 be an administration adverse TO peace at home and
abroad and had been discarded as such. The people
wanted pcace-pcacc at home and abroad, and honest
vcace and friendship with foreign nations
Col Benton made It point in his speech, on which he
had the greatest emphasis that Mr. Pierce hD been de-
eatcd by his own party They had At least the consoa-
ton u preserving the respect and confidence OF tcir own
trends Mr. Pierce Is exception, and the ira IN tho
History Of Inftes HIS own friends turn him ont, H.
ah0 Ia anon The democfarc party, and iic goas out upon
h. lie came IN unanimously, anu ne goes ont unant-
,,o6ei, Sach facl l. ihe seycrcft Cf AL con4cmW0as.
No aneuage could paint such lal u takes me iaet IL
sell 10 portray such Gate. Unanimously condemned by
his own party after 4 four years trial
History will have new TACT to record aud pubic men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT SEA

NEw ioRK, March 2i.-Th- ship John Rutledge,
which sailed from Liverpool for New York. January 10TH
ran into iceberg the 18th of February and was so
badly damaged that IL found necessary to abandon
her The Passengers, 2O in number and the crew. $50
la number took To the boats for safety One boat which,
"hen She ieit the hp contained Is persons picked
up Oh the zoth o February by th. ship Gernauia which
arrived here Sunday OF the thirteen one sailor
found alive, t'eeire horiny died Of stoyration!
-Four other boats pulled for the Gull stream and moth
ing has been heard from them
The John Rutledgc insured for f75,O0O She had
cargo Of 500 tons OF merchandise which was probably
insured In Europe
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BY TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
ARGE SALE or VAII ABLE AND EXCEL

~ M KE, PsTIoT. Chamber DnIrr
RON and Kitchen Furniture Fixtures China and
LA ware k &C. At the United States Hotel Aucon-on
tuesday Apl lst, connenc II O'Clock,
As Hotel IN This city will b sold the
o consisting Ia part Of 20 Beds and Belead. complete
Mssses together with the rooms.
sng ofRuresus, WAshani TAbl-s, Glasses arets
- Also the furniture In Parlors comprising elean, Dyan.
anS Centre Tables Ch Mirrors valuable Carpet.
ErAVing and splendid Pane
consisting Of valuable GlAs. Ware Kniv
Forks silver Wares Linen &e: Ofce Pix
turrs comprising q handsome
Hotel KEEPERS and heads
prtuny Tor supplying th-Gel
gue In the house keeping line superior quail.
~ va selected With much has and the
greater part new. - "
Sale VII be positive, and continued from day TO day At
the same hour A. above CONNECTED - -
TEKN>Suuls under sl'. snoint months credit
Tor approved negotiable pap,r with interrs, ADDED.
l.ls-tIs TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
f''>IPONkMENI-OEng unavoidable the
above sale has been postpone Monday Th day o. Anil Al
the l.ahisl T a W -, -
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COMMERCIAL

BALTIMORE, March 2lth.-Flour hrui--ales of Howard
street and City Mill sG75. Red Wheat 81 4oal 81
white sl5sal.7S. Corn sctive-sales of 10000 bushels
White 52sSs cents. weight and yellow at 5ia56 cent.
measurement Provisions dull.
INV YORK March 24.-flour improviug-sale- OF Ohio
nj s'sl' aud Southern ut s.25as9. Wheat firm. Corn
mixed &c cents Pork has declined
-ness si5.sl. Beef and Lard unchanged. Ohio whi.-
ky 29 cents Stocks lower Virginia si1es e4i Missouri
siIea sat. Sterling Exchange firm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESsIONAL PRncEEnINGs

"asHiN"roN. March st.-SESArk. motion of Mr.
Seward the President oi the United requested
10 communicates to Congress all the Information hs pos
ses''" relative to the revolutionary proceeding. in Mica
rags aud especially With regard To the seizure OF the
Transit Conpany's property.
oa motion Of Nj. Se~ard the committee ON the Libra.
~ ~as Instructed consider the espediecy OF some
iatvr recognition OF the eminent services Of the eIp-
ton under DR.. Ksne. in the Arctic regions.
The appropriation bin taken up for consideration
hot's-rh" Speaker announced the Kansas Investiga-
tiou committee ~ ioows Mr.. Campbell. OF Ohio Mr.
Howard, Of Michigan; and NJ Oliver. Of Missouri.
Mr. hillson made speech condenua,ory OF the action
Of the Naval Board
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25

per hsct. Linseed found ready custom at II as .ef
beet; Tor delivery la Nav and August half cash do~n-
The stock o Wheat wAs estimated at OOO beet Rive
100000 do; Oats. iOSOOO do. Ln-eed over ssI ,oO0
do
The late lively aspect Of trade Hamburg bad snr civ
subsidized Sith lo~er PRICES.
Al Mannheim ba-nesr and prices .carce.
" maintained. Wheat. 33 TO 80 So c. PEI lOo kiIo.;
Rye 81 20 c. u 81 81 cper hect. Rcd Ciover-.l in
demand lot Holland, at 81 20 e. ~ So So c. PEE so
kios.
Recent adsice- from KONG -burg saw high range Of
prices sees Inevitable in the event Of peace with
Russia; we shall certainly have too little to spare Tor
any good business between us" The little Wheat have
oil miserable quality. the weight Of the being 10
To sobs Dutch and thu realizes SIS. per
Or free on board; old weighing i26 iSolb- Dutch Of
which there i scarcely any Is held from per
qr Rye It'll, brings 5ss Barley o7bs. Dutch 4Os per Or
Oats are down to 25. To 2Ts per qr, for ~ Ia alb.
Dutch Good white Peas 81. per Or; Beans To 5ss
per qr. Tares, tSs to a.; Lnseed, 53s to So No Cl
verseei the market orders pass from here into S.
sia Tor H. and high expected rule all hrou p
the
On Feb 20 little doing IN Corn At Trieste A par
Gel OF Venetian Wheat had sold for expectation a ~
francs per beet; there also lev transaction. far
homc consumption AT similar rates. the tendency helm,
downward "a To price. la Rye transactions Maize l
In demand seeds Tor crushing neglected
IsrNE. AyshlGss, wrxrs-w,,t ending Ia,
w. 100 20" Ia Jan 20, i>55 s6 ltd; feb
s6 U.s. 81 fh &C. 1856 us Yeb. I'd AxyT, rat.
last year so- 81; Dulles, Is. Od. - - ~
CosrANlrvs PHcE- rANrtris o, Ia,
frd~y Sdaensi Whvs so Average. from ~.
corresponding 0dee Ia 1854. Wheat st6ig qr-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-25
MAXINE NEWS.
MOVEMENTS o. Ocean STEAMERS

roNi pf RICHMOND. MAR. -, lS5G
uIea wATsH ms DAT 6x O'clock. N.
ARRIVED,
Steamer BelviGere, Pntcharl Baltimore mdse Ludam
Il Watson.
Steamer Pennsyvan'a, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers, II. T.. Tuttle
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner, y. Y. mdse passenger,
Ludlam Watson.
Bark Fame, Spaught, Baltimore, mdse d. a w Curtie
Barkc Clara HaXal at City Point
Schr Jos. Libby Spence Elizabeth city shingles
Womble 4 Claiborne
ARRINED-March ~.
Schr King Bird, Week, Portsmouth, Va light
Schr Andrew, Armstrong. Cain Point Shoals lumber
Schr Ben Franklin, Thomas, Cherry stone oats
Schr snow Flake, Rose, Auakapa sugar and molassts
Dunlop Moncuuc y Go.
SAILED,
Sshr. Golden Rnlc Ceive, New York, md.e d. L ".
Carrie
Schr. Geiauiun, Back River light
Schr Regulator Back River light
Sclir. ,. +. Da~s" Fletcher, Norfolk mdse
Schr. Kent Wright, Wight, Petersburg, hay.
MEMORANDA
schs Maria and E1ibeh, Bowken, and J. Roger
rom Eicluoud, arrived a BALTIMORE 2Sd last.
schrs Ambition, Mrorn Richmond, VIM RuArk Ruark
Tor Petersburg, cleared y baltimore inst;
scar hrekher, COR Rchmond inst
sail In tSO days
sclr. L.
22d inst. ~ - '""Nneip"iA
s!r. City Belle Pendeon, and John Bell Richmond
arrived at Boston 2lst
shrs HaSA, Moss Richmond and Rebecca Woyl.m for
Ciiy Poini, cleared at New York 22d
sclTs Reiu'oud Httis, Richmond Henreo whpple
from do, arrived at New York 81 lust.