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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20
N1RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. Nov 10.
CLEARED.

ips-Roanoke Skinner Norfolk Ludlam Peassns
Tempest OBJ, Henderson, glasgow, Mcdonald CO..
Knoxville Ludlow. ssvannAh, 3. L.. Mitobl.
Shps-Sunpy South, Willis Rio ysueiro Nspsr johnson
Co. J. p. Harris Mack, Glasgow, Wu Lancaster Andrew
Foster, Swift Liverpool, ID Oyden
Barks-Indian Queen. Conrad, Halifax, A. SInhen Co.
n W. geses MoGaeury M1tanFs, Mos, NtysIoi 6s .a:
Bermuda BEET, Son Co; virginia, Harvey. Bermuda, W.
Brgs-Mary Lowell bancroft Baltimore, Mayhem, Talbot
Co: fors, Yates, Elniina, Africa. Yates Por,srhed
Lowell Boston w. Lewis Coz L. Scott, Taylor Phi.'
deyhis, I. Johnson Co. Miranda, wedmore. Norfolk
Goodwin, Wsssbcon Leeds, Ale xsndra I. Johnson
Co.. L. ID. Wentworth Ryder. Point Pete H. D. Brootmsn
& Co. X N. Demi, Look Savannah, Denill Co; A. De
WesteIyet Newbern Davis Holiness Martha MARIA Small,
Salem, X. w. Ropes Co.; ew-Yoh, Goodsel, Boston
8. J. wsrins smith ssvar nah, McCready, Mott Co.
PropeleICaledon4 Lay field Baltimore, II. B. Cromwell
slo0p-Rhode Island, Hull Providence, master; George
ws.h h.'oD, Ferris, STAN ford w, w. Baker
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10. ;fsSS%., ,rd -. '''''.. .bou, He Ga evc
ossa ,cte g. "a 10, q Da,eAse cous'' =,
DC 49, 90, nhds s@r; to &C.. In. 1.c e., y. -
Chris Gwysr boush, sne Du,ese.s County ssn.,.. q.
st2s; also pair Al sso-sll estimsed by bay.r II iSss
cn cattle 4 s or lie a. Sas. ~, w
These slfd last Winter, and well grszed nrosts -
White Son have drove Of illinois stock svens a..
and perhsp. SIC Gwyer boGshts $50 which be ala ~
SiSS wsIssea IS e.i a. home and were sPsoas,.y
handsome one thrifty hrseyesr old 'iee wheo they s,,,
, HS' DO pe Iooi ow .. though they ~o.id eli
cw average though VI the bes sold II lote. G,o
took a. SIS which he estimated tote.
Beach Smith selling head Cor Norton Of Nassr Co.
Ohio pretty rough Don stock nom &C. to M On an -
tinasd ,ssIsee weight Ofsi aei ewt Also 50 Tor O.,
Bergen th. week IS bead Of same Kind Ofeck rs ss
Geo A,rsnit 10 -sins drove for Ben w.Asrop,., H., 4,
bought OF Bnh Of Kentucky Buffalo esaafed % s,er,
seller lot to BrisS. :, sss wer. ioe buyer and ss,
is also selling "a had for Warren Ayrsu, from W.,sr We as
York averaging II c~t and loo. Also Il for 49,.
OF them very extra sis each say lie OF lie "a
wr.,hsmmer selling drove bought Tro,t~r az oh,
Buffalo estimated a, sdste. on 81 ewt
Coneer Barnes have three drovss Of common lnas,.
bought Albany, the beet of which viii SCI .. a. sssrs
Jos H. Williams has drove Of fair P.nn.,l,.nl. .,.,
shs S SS5hi 1s SssS p sSsa r. s SA =
At iCd oic upon buchers estimates OF weight Which VIII ucs
he ..y.; ;sO.S Sc . hssd profit; n, !,
have advanced However may Sssr jadssi y .s.
nation and comparison Of
BROKERS sALEs.
At Brownins's, MeCaTty reports his sAes." raapAs from
q? 50 TO <7G
Hume Baldwin sold SOC avers.e of IS .hs.A
McGrsw sold 7o7 Of - 81 bead He ssa
head Lem. valentine for ssf that weighed dressed y a.
lows: TO- S. e ST. e ~ and 80 no. This would have bea
over &C. pound live weight This lot bought By Is.
Boes in Cortland Co, N y. Another lot Of cold lor "a
A lot of 100 sold for stock for sS2a -
The stock hand AZ Bro~nngs to-day was about VA
800 Of them arrived this ,rnns The price Of live sheep
Affected by the immense receipts ~ mutton ~
Harlem road reports receipts Of IS s Of muonths wsA
and the Hudson River road $3.50 uluttos csrcssses
s~es Of sheep and Lambs BY N r. FoSle st ChAnlsna
No. Amount Average No Amount AvsuoA
IS Sheep eS6 ~ 6S Is 90 SbeeP..... go % 90 o.
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stusIts Double Refined Ground..........l3 a,
vs .2s e.dy .. & the ~ s'Ss
1 s sgs. f I S9s Ro % Ss
here at 50 30. and at Boson At 80 Is. ,o,
SPICES quiet prices steady the sales are unimpor
bnsI de- Roes. { ss s
W " ~ 10 ana % pPe. Gin S
sFEtfIR !. moderate demand with sale. q about 100
Sc s7!, mos, and small lots from store at s'y
sHoT-Drop and Buck selling slowly at 6e and 7,c,
less the usual discount of for cash
Timber has been considerable doing in Block Tin
the sIpeeed sva are now in second han IT,
now demanding Sc for Banca and Sc for Straits mos The
and about 5000 slabs straits here and at the East ST. Sic
G Plates are in good Sa WIN .ae OF SO
boie. "a part to Iys sa ana lots IS. from m .ssre to
request at l0d $40 2 and Coke Terue 80 e2 9ts -
mos Charcoal Terne in larger stock and the market
sor brands could probably be bought shade lower small
ordinary prime brands making at
TEAS-TheTe has been demand rather speculative
for low sn s asns .H tes Ga nch , and the
year have been over plenty all other KINDS both Green aud
ToBAcco-Lesf il quiet owing to the hish prices the
TRANSACTION. important Manufactured hIm bat quiet!
and pe.. r- .ns a%. .aes Of At III Tie cash
WooLITb.re has been considerable more doing Fleece
Wool during The week and with moderate receipts The
% Ss. sn % Ssen
the ndiun fine snd QUALITIES above the current rates
obfau,d two months ago ihe the Money
market here has had s.utay mparng confidence
instead Of dependency In financial circles and good
are freely Akrn This IN enables
business extend rather than contract their operations;
increased alluded To in the Of rising
Ss MI nsis :. % ss s, Ws sS s%
do dSc net choice and selected feeces
are held 6d6 We should not be IL all surprised that these
would BE- sufficient 10 satisfy the most sanguine
ing forward larger supplies II they exist either in
cornsr" :" cellar" throughout the IN
terror. The has arrived when the
ption has oyertAken the prodaedo4. from the feet
foreign production and with increasing population consumed
much goods than formerly This fact worthy Of note
which should be overlooked AZ would rners
the necessity of attention 20 wool "a when IL
in and the demand fully equal TO the supply;
1900 81 So for No ~ cIse for super, and Asa
Country choice. S4xOpy commands 7Qi3c
Foreign in small stock and prices firmly taned;
has been considerable rs IN Cnwsshed Smyrna
and Washed Persian and Syrian Woo with sses the
Of go taes part J- this uaks undsrst0od to b. a. i pre-.
yious prices.
WHALEBoNEThe market for this article ruled quiet
both Der. the East but prices retain their mnes We
quote South Sea Sc North Yves. Coast and small Ochotk
62} large ohosk s7 a7oc and Arctic at 1od11i
WlNES-NeTy le Is doing; sa.es OF so e. casks Port AZ
al,o IS Do Sherry Al tl jod ~ Is
WHlSkl-Tbe supply ample he ssmsnt good sales OF
$50 bhls OH aud Prison az Je.
ZISC-Tbe stock having reduced by sas has
has been done nert excepting 'mal sales
20 The obblng trade a. si 'be latter howe,.f
quotation and OILY BE- obtained for .ms prees
nv wholesale Price. sf Cssnsry Pfsasee.
tos rRE MIA kspiss Nov %
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REMARKS BEEF CArrLE.-Our report shows the In
crease receipts Beeves for the week IN the whole city
the weekly sversse S5 head :nd M over sst vees
the average, which s for each market day
year. and 10 increase the number sold last Wednes
day. 49,
Of State The OF saesmen other
han owners Cattle Brokers'" who sell on commission
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Passsnsers Arrived

Lropool- Me.si. Fiser Gibbs Loren1o Robert Lonfus
Mrs. fonspan. Mis-. Lonsmsn, Miss P. Lonsm.n, M,a
Lonemsn the Rev John Walsh the Rev John Twlss Mecr
Pension Jas. r. McGor wolton, VIM. A. Garden, J. T.
IsmbdD the Rev. c. y. Knight Mrs Casey. Master L. Cosy
feid and infant Mr. Child, Mr. aud Mr.. HInisy ssrat
Thompson, Me.srs Jane. Anderson John TpIle 9es ws'.
Wallis, a. Gallow.y s Murphy " Kelly = Hey. js.s
OFsrre Long Mrs. Long Mary Thompson VIM. Thompsoo,
Anpe Thompson Mary Tbomp'on, Agnes Thompson and ~
In the second cabin and steersse. .1
Ia snip Endymion from LrsypooChsrles More Of Jersy
CITY the Rev George Cro and lady, Miss Croft David Croft
Masters George and Thomas Croft Misses H. and L. Cro u
Leeds, England.
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PUTATUES AND IUhNIFo--CVhuIon FotAlOes stII AZ -
ass bb 10 quality Sweets dull prices rather nomi
nal. Turnps command l2i a lsic y bush. 49,
RICE-A fair business doing at former prices sales OF $40
cs 3}d4tc Prime quality and wanted dc
Fair good plenty and declining The stock 1908 tc in
store and ahoaf, with I, 800 ties. the way hther
SALT-The inquiry good and prices of fine upported
Gales 500 sacks ground s5c $500 bush sbon at 9c
last Of Msrhals Jefreys Dscys at 81 57t Ashtons
at 81 5il; and TURKS Island at 26lc.
sTEAR1NT The supplyff prime is very light small sales at
l2l a I?tc and common at If idl2c., cash
SUGARsThe m,Iket is rather fist we quote the decline
from highest point on both raw and refined At e though
season The day 25 boxes Havana lOGl0i and
10 hhds mostly Cuba at 81 d9tc.
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IAdverusementI
RAyKPRs No.

SWIFT, RANSOM g. Co., BANKERS, No. 81
Pine,, New YorkDRAFrs cold and Bills purchased on
ENGLAND DRAFTs and CREDITS granted Chicago and Col.
made the principal towns and ctes OF the West
and Northwest Payments in Chicago ordered By telegraph
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Ne,y-Ysrk Cattle Market.


WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 1S 1855
WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts and selling prices Of BEEyES
MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES SHEEP and LAMBS
With carefully PsP.red cssoSns q sS mum
"wednesday msrfet at the WASHINGTON DROVE
pr~ssy for ThE NETWORK TRIBUNE, by sOLON
ROBINSON.
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
BEEyES-These BY head Il price equal 10 the
value ID of the estimated weight OF beef in the quae The
hide and taow fifth quarter is not counted in this mar
ket, n Il IL In Boston
The prices to-day y n will little higher than last
week First quality, lodNfc Extra lldlic; Medium ga
s Poorest sdstc But few s.es over loc, or under SIC
PRICES OF VEAL CALVES-Csives are usually cold
through the ye id7c pound I've Weight except those
nom SIX day. old, known Kittens" which bring
81 IS to eSd 81 each. In Autumn good many Grass
Caves" months old cell for s3GSs each good fs
Veal sells often a. high q e0d $50
MILK cOWs-The price Of Cows depends Is much upon
fancy q the price Of horses.
Ordinary cow: sassssoi good sslr Cows sass4 extra
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Common Sheep s5 sod *sieItra
Sheep 500 Sl2; Lambs e5d$7 ,,. t..
swINEweHen Hogs corn FED, large let au:ity i've VT
W.T. 7idsc; Prime State Hogs live W.T. 6td6sc dead Vt sa
SIC stiled, live VT 81 d5ic; dead W. IdItc.
State email prime for market retailing live W.T. oc dead
w.t. sidstc. STOCK. no sale.
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FIsH-The market all kinds remains extremely quiet
Dry Cod inactive but prices without much change St.
We have only to note sales of 80 qtl, Western tank
SO IS for small sizes Msekere dull and heavy 80 5oa
$40 for No. l. S7Q x8 for No. and SEA sc y for No.
Picked Herring continue in good demand ~ - s
and Gibbed do. - S7 ~ So with sales Of ab)u 1850
bb at these Smoked Herring moderate request
al Sc Scaled and IS nc for No Of French
Goldfish sisting of 800 qs cold in bond at % So
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


n, 900 Virginia 6s........b3 50
1900 Missouri State 6s.... s93
800 NY. Cent. R.R. 6s.. 85t
COO NY. Cent. R.R. 10. .10l
1900 Erie Sd NJ. b., 49,. 81
2,Oeo Erie R.R. Con. Bail. IS
1900 Ill. Cent. R.R. b.. 81
l26 Mechanics Bank ......il6
10 BIZ. Of the State Of N. Y. lo21
50 Bank Commerce Scrip. l02!
50 dO.......,....... luz
5 Shoe l. Leather Bank..ll0
10 Corn Exchange Bank. los
Is Commonwealth Bank. 100
100 Pacific Mail Steam. Co. 65
$50 Ward Coal & lr. Co. bio 40I
900 Brpns City LID Co. b6o 5
6 New.YoTk Cen. RR. E. 87i
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MINIATURE ALMAnAC....THIs DAY.
sun--Rises.... 654 Sets....... 4:SS Moon-Rses
BfcH wArER....THfs
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov Island 2:09a He'll Gate. zee. 81
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.sr A. St. Loais prices have reeeded and the
~ a. declined eliza Us esun consequently rnees
.sula,. We quote Dressed crop OF $3.50 al SOC
80, an and undr, SEED az ee 30 y tun, mo: me
~ 1854 would eouim and much higher rates ay si9 tan
but we pr,,uue there 10 little OF none In market the
entirely hands Of or two pates Foreign 10
A,v. and Manla shade esssr sales Of 20 bales having
h.n ma de ,urpo..d 4, slc 100 bales do lc .
bah. sum f., and bales Ahcante At $50 mo.
Al bales anspred Al Boston mere
bsy, been sales Of 10 clean Russia s 10 bales Jute
AZ slcOd S25 50 bales Sum At 5ic and 100 uns Hemp
Ysrns previous o arrival. AZ l2lc., mos 49,
GIASO-Peruyianl continues quiet n the following quota
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n. hesvv coods n, ga 100 tcs Picked Bacon at
p p,c. I GOO bhl.. Oil ut 37s. 3D.; 800 bbs. Rosin
a. &c. 3D. To glasgow, 700 hts. Flour at S''; INV
burh Grem st 10 3d.; a-c 700 bbls Ashes, ana
~ Geo bush GRAIN the forner board and the ia'ter
To- 90 on board the brig Jane Dogget az coon as sue Is
launched. To Havre, 500 bbls. Of Flour at 'oc;
35CO huh. Grain st 20c.; 50 bbls Ashes at - for
Pots and sC for Pearls; Measurement goods at $lo.
To A,tgerp, so boxes Bacon az Il. per steamer
Belgique.
TIE busire sl of the SubTreasury was Receipts,
s2oGsCs ~; Payments, sli9,3GS 10; Balance, gill
955 973 ~.
The earnings Of Tire Tere Haute, Alton and ST.
Louis r sad for October were;
Seleeo 10
f.eisht; t Pa ~
Mail md express. o''" "
ro,.l...................sllo $50 70
This ia about 80 600 incrt ase on September.
The receipts of the Morris Canal have been;
Tss. No, Ma & is sSi, s-sasaa
s.sS;S: Ssi s i:;; s@s s1ss g $685.
Increase in 1856. .............".....s2a,5z2s 81
The annual payment on the State debt Of Illinois in
January, will be little $780, 900. The per cent
age Of coure, will depend upon the amount Of bonds
ed but has heretofore averaged about 30 per
ctpt Canal bonds are excluded from this payment.
Lend Warrants are still in good demand, and hsve
advanced about &c. per acre. ThomPsons Reporter
quotes:
ir-,, Buying Selling Acres. Buyins Selling
4o..........$I 10 81 IS l2a................9o 81
S............. IS 90 IlGo.................ai 81
report was in circulation yesterday afternoon that
die Bank Of Eat Tennessee, OF Knoxville had fae l.
but it is contradicted by Geographic dispatch from
Iousvile.
The aggregates of the statement of the Boston
Banks for the present compared with the previous
week were as follows:
Nov TO- Nov. IL.
Capital stoc $4,000 &J1 $4,000
0o
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nv. Whssesale Price. sf CsunsTy Produce.
toa rRg " LgI sSpiAs Nov %

R,tor,ss - = GosOvsS 9, Infnissor Pro-. pca'.r
Ns.. 49, Lzf~- rrt'-
sc 10 y,.t 80 =. st' ..' f-.L 80 g. :
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Nv TELEGRAPH.

sIvASNkB-Ar Nov. ~. 10. s''an'"P A''o-'-'
- l,uIs l!ofn S,w.i0a-
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SOS :. ...... I ISL 81 sell
lSl :. 80. s2S 81 54l ISL SSH n
Average price per head. - A
SS,lll n

Sale Of Sheep and Lambs BY Beach Smith judi. 4
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BEEF CATTLE In market to-day 56S head.
A. NJ ALLERroH proprietor Of the Wshington Drove fHss
Catsa et following states:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24

FROM The 3t louis Republican, Oct. ~
Tie Herald of F,seeoo, pubpbsd Al Lawrence siter a
long Suspension y oct assin In full blast viii be
mtmbeiea tnst The printing apd types tum
kled INTO tic river by excited cfo~d the very be-
GnEirg of the Kansas troubles On the restoration Of
plase under Gov. Ceafy. Mr. BfOxn he editor returned
prepared 10 ituo ne Urold sgsn Tie organ e. the
Tree state party N kfups
According 70 hc s'siernert ., inc Hysi there i
yoepce slcng &c r-er ara persons rsrscy secure
IN iTsvt Ling 10 Kansas u Ties Keep quiet the exciting
Issues a the Cay TIE Aic uorbes have minsned the
number Of fsmil,ss put have tvrrCt forward Arge
nnsE Of yocng men ard afvea.rEeFs. Inc Of stages
pies regularly between Iawfeece aud LeaTens0rfh.
TIE psfed states that there are comparatively fer "a
miles In IayrCnce from Nassachuseits Ihis srrQfs
rg The general 3nion has been tat the chie em.
grsilon to that rognt had been from Nassachuss's.
Tbs Herald also s.aics ibr, the principal merchants
there are Afrorrans aud that the chief fuhsrera ~
robbery we're Nlssoursans and that &c tae goods 70
able eytert which piundered vere sof W
- Louis dealers credit the losses oy The tDTaSon
fall beavieEs Missouri berseI
This may be true, or may not be. But g worm
While 10 suck PIN here We have doubt that In the
FAD dtarbsnceS Ia Kansss al parties have suffered the
have macnissd the dissrcssce of emgrNnfs from the
East According 10 the Of tho arg~n Of those
emeran,s ~ the party with which they ere idcnthed
The victims Of robbery and the heaviest pscnnsry losers
rave been NBsourians well ~ Eastern entrants
Ard without this ackno wledgmeus ve knos 70 be tee
fact &c have wish now 10 revive the rimonous
examinations Of parties 10 Kansas Beyond codot
wrong has teen done both rides, ana men guilty OF
robbery and murder have been associated With prosa
very sro anssavsry encar prnens and proved around
the seemt where opportunities offered 70 psnier.
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dsy coosoer Il my duty do beUt 70 repeA al1aok
which have other object than thai Of rsiing
country and deprecsnDg u IN The eyes Of ohss ns
aoss
iaa zoe unc, a,ing efforts all Haytens to deserve
obtain portion In the civilized world worthy OF
msesyes beea siry and faithfully represeotd abroad
my count nj would not have been - they ara,
siors 10 these unjust berause unmeFed
the ctntrsry, the very orgAna employed by
rcupcous AID interested to backen and trafuce
hem wo5td have been foremost 10 speak in uer be6 All
Bnt unfortunately, air not only truth u not lstensd
but eandertr actuatsd b. the most deou1sble or
prsIaioss have been assiduousy work 10 dispArsgs
witty Hayiers, and even 10 call 10 question their
eapscAy FOR self gove'pm Mt
bsJ, never spoken OF unless TO he represented
psvnge into complete barbarian, incapable Of
Is great and dii ned, while tue same
MOST RIDICULOUS sbsurdies have been industsiousy pro
Eseaseo 20 IN pEeJcdice What be more deporsbg
bow often. cir, have you published inform lton
fpectsg tnAt country which YOU have after wards
Ano~ieed 20 oe not oaiy naccuraie, but mendscous,
sne uF shed Tor the mere object Of nnicasg wanton
inJcry
10 ar Editor. beg you and the whole world to be
when decisre that the condition OF Hayti Is
izeo not only progressing, bat strenuousiy
reUtuogy eXeSing himself 10 attain the height OF civil
already reached by the other raions
Her government is an enlightened one.
livery a-prejud'ced candid foreigner who vists
counlgy delighted 10 render IT Justice, and aoknow.
ledge that the chief 10 whom has conded Its deatnies
sag ast sovereign. the Emperor Faustn is fully
competent TO ulh his msson thS. he has effected
der- Tor tue amecraon and prosperity OF the
snd that ne has Dothiug heart than to satisfy
the Utmost the aspirations OF all interest sd the
future Of the back
fully tnrressd with ire conviction OF our dignity as
nAaoh, 9no witt sense or tne duties Imposed upnn
We shA with the blessings OF the Aim ghty, de-
rpHt OF our trnducers attain position will consul
tuie the best nstncaon, not tor Us Hayiens alone bu
tor every ~ our race 10 country he may
betons Such ~ my hope.
latter M SELL sir. THAI you will refuse to give
fesan g tie present communication, and IN that oope
remain. SC DAIMLER
leapos, Nov. 8.
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Americans regis,crtd the EAuknt Gslco Of the t,e
tran krrepetn fxprr. CampAry's Exchange, Paris,
W = ,'isss p v DsSi' Mrs 2 Brown, y Fsas
nibg A. n biun, q k,mnron ard family. tanks Fisher.
seor1s POI GsS S.s,s 'Pf w s.5a. I10ssF ~
ar Isn,yIn. Gecrsc o scGogrtey, VI, Il. Ellery, g
psrss snd saS sP We q srasder S beuS
Weston snd sn,iiy G : Debcs cRss Jensas ,. b shsr
Noe New ~ fei Jesassn N. a. r Sas AND
ne sr psyssas ss ,sSsi1 s s.s oho T ssn.
Miss Thcuras Turnbal {. " Hsnrick. n X Ny 7. wag
TsyIsT la ssmi Cor aud isdy and r. W N JARVIS conn
join N punlsss, Virginia
Frum Liverpool IN the ship Robert Key-A wailace, of
Prem s2r.os, as m ne steamship acsnosc7c g Young
g rrTs s% y%S srs. &C. ho;Gls. nsn
Mrs. : Tui. 4 g ngdrIIs TheO Hudsins II SorcooS, )
CORY and II 10 the s,eersge
DEPARTURES.
Fsr Savannah IN he steamship AuEBsia-Rcv q Free
Ss az diS % o i"s SoSeps F kDagR n NJ
al Isdy ,sa eSid NJ, s2,n. Ne ! xeos.aa Ms "
drsn snd servant, sha,r sav two children servant,
survey and servant; A Grams aud isdy, 4 Mrgan,
.ss T ~ s'y ps.sra k " Es
ben PANEL ISss, ,no Iurner ~. sarnss,g Woo IN
in The storage.
ror Norfolk W The steamship Jsmenown-s Mcmahon g
s si%i sgper en ss. s.sm sr ss
IpceIin child and servant; thomas jenkins Hewe and
adv, nr lewis John Van Bussirk David Parry Mrs Edwin.
saxton Miss Anna satton, Mr. DAYS snd sery ant Mrs
langley, Yrs Emer.on, Mr.. Read. Parsons Miss julia
Pererch Mics Hatch, Williams. Miss Fanny Williams,
niss Sw1lsms George Neal lady and two children !,
nihefs and - IN The Storage.
For charleston in % steamship james AdgsI lizard
nd LADY Miss NJ Amspd, Miss bscon, W Cutting and
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