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The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

FILLMORE NOT TO DECLINE-The Democratic ed
itors still try to suck little encouragement from the
possibility of Filmores resigning The Golden Gate
brought nothing more direct or conclusive than had
previously been received. When last heard from Mr..
Fillmore was at Rome, and had not received official
notice Of his nomination. Hon. S. G. Haven, Rep
resantative from the Buffalo District, has written a
letter containing his views on the subject He is the
intimate friend and the law partner of Mr.. F. In
the letter he says:
" Mr.. Fillmore was not nominated to decline. His
nomination the result of the deliberations Of as
intelligent warm-heartcd, cool-headed discreet and
patriotic body Of men, as has met in this country
since the convention that framed the constitution.
Mr. Fillmore will not decline. He has not 50 IN
formed in terms it is true but were he to decline
he would prove Il traitor to that sentiment in the
country which SO nobly so generously sustained him
in the very trying times Of his previous admnstra-
tion and to those just and comprehensive American
sentiments, which nculcate and insist upon exact
justice to every section Of common country with
all its diversified Institutions interests preudices and
pursuits
Mr. II. then quotes passage from one of Mr.
Fillmor9s letters:
8" am determined to sink CT swim, live or die with
my friends. Our cause is just for it is the cause OF
our common country and every part of it, and we
ought to triumph but if we fail we shall at least
have the consolation Of knowing that we are engaged
in righteous cause and deserved Success
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

THE CALIFORNIA MINsrRELs exhibited here on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. They carry
with them large pavilion for the greater comfort
of themselves and their patrons, and also to accom-
modate the G erman Brothers," who now form one
Of the most attractive features Of this popular COM
pany. Mike Mitchell does the dancing for the COM
plny. Every body knows, Or ought to know Mike
Fhe performances were excellent, and every body was
pleased. They perform tonight at Placerville.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

THE FATE OF MERIT.-During a recent debate in
the Senate it was remarked that Lieut. Maury's re-
Searches for the benefit of commerce. had called forth
the acknowled gment from English scientific society
that they had proved worth ten nj lions to the Brit
ish commercial marine. And this mans name was
stricken from onr navy roll by our ignobe Naval
Retiring Board--4M.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

French CRops.-;t is thought that the price o.
braadstufs will sink this year in France lower than
for many years past, in consequence of the present
abundance, and the fine prospect for excellent crops
II this be true, our ladies' dress goods will have to
be paid for ont Of the California gold mines, and not
with the product of eastern wheat fields as hereto
fore.-AHa.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

WM. MORAN, formerly of the San Francisco Eve
ming Journ0A is now editor and proprietor of paper
published in English in the City of Mexico. The
paper is entitled the Mexican Extracrlnary," and
is spoken of by the downcountry papers as being
well printed and interesting
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

SHAWL, proprietor of Dormody's row, has contract
ell for the building of three brick Stores to be ready
for opening on the 9th of September next. The
stores will each b. 20 feet front by 80 feet dep and
perfectly freproof Mr.. Murphy, on the ILL., is the
contractor, and will have the buildings completed by
the timc specilied-and no mistake.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

Ice CREAM.-Davis, up town, continues to dispense
this choice decacy, and so long as the days continue
as hot as now occasional glass of his Incompatible
Vanilla Lemon or Strawberry, is a luxury to be
coveted by all-and the low price of two bits GER
tainy puts an ice cream within the reach of all.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
c ,loma, Saturday Morning. June q, 1856.
For Interesting Reading see LIST and 4th Pages

NorIcE EXTRA AoRDIN AIRY! - Certain of our friends
will save themselves the humiliation of being ind.vid-
ually addressed on the subject if they will heed this
notice and not mcddle with copyhooks, files, pigeon
holes, &C.. in this Office This injunction will be en-
forced and the next who trespasses will be prop
erly rebuked.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

PHENIx Charley Miller has opened this
establishment, ANA with decorations and other fancy
articles, and fine Wines liquors and cigars in the bar
it is very convenient place, that Phenix. Charley
sent us a pitcher of Sherry cobbers, on Thursday.
Give the little one q chance
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

OK D1T.-It is rumored on the streets that Chris.
Lilly is about leaving shores. He has purchased
schooner, and we believe will place her under the
Nicaraguan flag. He has offered, it is said, to take
all those whom the Vigilance Committee wish to send
away, and hand them over to Walker.-True Cal.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

The Queen of Great Britain has issued warrant
for erecting the Island Of Ruaan, and certain other
stands on the coast of Central America into colo
ny, under the name of Bay Islands" to be admins
tered by the Governor of Jamaica. The islands are
-Ratan, Bonacco, Utla, Helene Barbarat, and
MoXat.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

Dr. Kane sums up the benefits of the expedition,
as being-the survey of Greenland the survey of the
glacier the survey of the North American coast the
discovery of the open Polar Sea- and the corrobora-
tion of the investigation of the best British expedi-
tions.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

Mrs Naomi Snyder, from Washington Territory
anu formerly Of Blte5 county, Nd, wishes informl-
ton concerning her brother John Henry sent to the
once OF the Marysville H,rald Henry came from
Iowa to this State in 53, and is supposed to be
somewhere in the Northern Mines
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

ANOTHER History OF THE TGMEs-The San
Francisco Globe states that L. Could Blfum is cl-
gagged in writing history Of the late events in San
Francisco AMI their causes, which will occupy about
two hundred pages
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

George ". Topping, formerly of Michigan, came
to his dtath ia SAa Francisco Oh Monlay afternoon,
by nhlling cArbonic acil gas from u charcoal fire
taken into well, and used for heating irons with
which to solder leaden pipe.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

A monument to the memory of Col. Morgan will
be naugurated on the 4th of July, in Winchester,
Va, whce the hero died.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

SLAvEs-During three ycars-from Jan. |, 1904
to Dec. 81 1907, there were imported into Charles
ton S. c., 34,975 slaves, as follows:
In British vessels. s................... 1869
In French vessels Observation-Disclosures. LOIS
In American vessels lS.O4S
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

There is a man named Nathan Brown in Jail in
Butler county, Ohio, who has nine living wives. He
is jugged this time on complaint Of the seventh.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
Hawlrv s WaldrOn, ProprictOrS.
ICE CREAM SALOON.
At thp Coloma Garden, North Coloma

A WOODRUFF would re pecfullv inform the citizens
= of Colonm thai he has just completed his
Saloon and is nov ready his friends with the
choicest Cream, Fresh Strawberries and Cream, &c, &c.
or rawberies by leaving thei4 orders with the under
signed A. WOODRUFF.
28tf
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

THOSE MARBLE TABLES at E,kus e. Co.'S Restau-
rant are very neat and there is some excellent grub
SIT upon them occasionay-and, It's said some rath-
er refreshing drinks. They make genuine Hook
cObb.ers we knoW.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

THEATRIcAl~-Julia Dean Hayne will make her
first appearance before California audience at the
Metropolitan TAeater on Monday evening next.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

The New York Herald defines its position in the
approaching Presidential campaign by publishing
substantially the Constitution Of the United States
as the platform upon which it intends to enter the
canvass.-Slc. Un,on.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

PUBLIC LANDS FOR RAILROAD PURPosEs.-The
bill donating lands in aid of several railroads il Ala
bama passed the House of Representatives on the
2lst May.-Sdc Union
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

AprolNrMENr.-T. w. Sutherland, Esq, of San
Francisco, has been appointed by the President L.
). District Attorney for California
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

The Post Office Department has caused to be pre-
pared new stamp with the head of Jefferson, of the
value of cents expressly to prepay postage on for
eign letters
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

EDITORIAL CHANGE-Wm. II. Mantz, recently
one of the editors of the Torn Talk, has become
editor of the Marysville Inquirer r. H. Bown has
taken the pace of Mr. Mantz, on the Talk tripod.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
GEORGETowN, June 16.

GEORGETOWN, June 16.
EDITORS ARGUS; | wish to do Mr.. Chinn, propri.
etor of the Georgetown Hotel, the justice to say he
keeps the best house in the mountains. Try him,
when you are there. A TRAVELLER.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

GOOD RoAD.-The citizens of Cold Springs, un-
der the superintendance of Mr.. Gould, have made
very material improvements on the road from that
place to Granite Hill
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
UNITED STATES CONSULATE, |
Panama, Nav %, 1856.

DEAR SIR BY last mail from San Francisco |
received your favor of the fifth inst, AM numb4r Of
aildavts which were made b. fore you by pass ssangers
of the John L. Stephens, who suffered from the riot
and plage Of the mob and native population at this
pace on the 18th Of April last.
| have made certified copies of the allidavit5 at
this Consulate. which | will forward together with
many more to the Honorable Secretary Of State by
first mail, and do not entertain the SLIGHTEST DOUBT
of these unfortunate people obtaining ample redress
for their injuries and osses through the Government
Of the United States
Among the number Of alilavits which you sent
M, there three made by British subjects certified
copies of which sent to the El ysh Consul at this
pert (Wm. Perry, ESQ., and also sent copies to our
Gov rnm2nt.
With full confidence in the ability and determina-
ton Of our Government to obtain ample redress for
the outrages committed upon our people on that event
full evening Of the fifteenth of April last, | am your
very obedlent servant, THOS. w. WARD.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

FoRr VIGLANCE-1he Vigilance Committee has
made preparation for siege. On Sunday last, two
additional pieces of ordnance purchased from YES
sci in the harbor, were taken to the fort
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

J. A. CUNNINGHAM at the News and Stationery Depot
Msil street. Georgetown. Subscriptions, job work
and Advertising taken al office prices
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
Ita,tice.

Notice.
RE EMBERS of the CALIFORNIA MINING COMPANY
w her, bv roied ha Assessment of Forty Dollars
ON each share has b,rn levied for the Oriental Claims
l0h Assessment. Al>o-lat the shares of all lin
quenjs in the loc on I by lhe of Table Monn
lain Claims will be sold al Public Auction on Tuesday,
The y d Jnv, 1885, O'Clock p M in tlon of The Bottle
lhll H,cl Bottle lIll tor back Assessments if the
be 10, paid up by lh time.
BY Order Of the Board of Direct RS,
Il. MARKS, Secretary.
Rattlr IIill .Innn
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

MonRIs FLoop the News and Literary Depot Garde,
Valley will furnish the Argus TO subscribers in ha
vicinity and will attend 10 orders for Jobs and Adver
tisng
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

Martiu Koszta, the Hungarian, has purchased
'arm on the Medan River, Texas, for which he paid
$4,000.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

INTERESTINGLY following letter from the Amer
lean Consul at Panama, is communicated to the S.
F. H3roM by VIM. L. Higgins, of San Francisco
to whom il is allrSSM
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21
A Q E NJ T S =.

L. r. FISHER Iron Building, opposite Pacific Express Of
fee, is agent for the Argus" at San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

GARDINER KIRK Post Office Literary Depot next door to
p. o.. agents at Sacramento.
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

A paragraph is going the rounds, to the effect that
Colonel Fremont is native of France
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

Crops all over Texas are suffering from the effects
of drouth
The Empire County argus., 1856-06-21

In Sheboygln, Wisconsin, April Goth, Of consumption,
Mr.. WILLIAM Ii. ROBSON, god a Years.
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IAdvertscneoti
u.,ou.I GALLERY, No. $50 Broad

,,rse proprietor Of the above Is hshes.0
h,d a amply the AsBRorYFE az reduction Of 20 70 "
~. s,.at ,ueees which hs> attended s n PRODUCTION
"a. Arrangements thereby necesstated permit
a. prce while preservin; every respect 'ne
nh ..eeebes for which bs pictures have become 80
,r.a The perfect system and arrangement OF bsApr
.t.h.hnen render the long delays fiequenty
,,ter, unn.eessary. The AnssoTYPE Rooms are ns-
vnhou, the usuAl ascent Of stairs BY ssed peoe
MS sdy.n,.se cannot be too highly estimated D..
copied from DasOen.Otypcs rendered inds'ia s
son. sending portrait. Europe or c.o' or
Aro,,pe entirely I'm pervious 10 the seton o. ~ 49,,
.,rs. IN. extensive demand srisns from BRADY nt,o
,.'.. ~. Pic,ure q few months since mas ie"e' ~
80. ..,.n.vs m.ripuative arrangements necessary ~
Hos' ..s.op Of facilities stsinable By no o'her
. mi -. United states. that BRADY enabled TO oher supe
40, PICTURES at reduced price 1t IL unnecessary 70 ieei 70
- r, .nd uninterrupted ssccess which has attended his
~. p.,ueuesn Art He has generally had the fortune
,,,pt frs. 70 the NewYork public the fruits OF foreign and
m. a. be has done in the Of the Ambotype
Tbose who wish Portraits his establishment may rely upon
ns his long experience supplies them with an
additional guaranty Of satisfaction.
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MARRIED..

HALPIN-PIERCE-At Msmsroneck, on Saturday, May a
at the Parsonage by the Rev. John NJ. Ward Thomas T.
hspin Of Dublin, TO Mary Ann Pierce Of Longord Ireland.
HOUGH-MORROW-At Knowlsvile, Orleans County, N T.;
on Thursday May l5 by the Rev. Mr.. Ward, Sherwood
Houeh eco of Saint Paul, Minnesota to Ms Frances L.
dAubter Of late H. D. Morrow esd, OF the former psce
JACOBs-LAWRENCE-O Monday May Is, by the Rev;
s Leonard Leonard Jacobs Emma, only daughter OF
John X. Lawrence of this city.
KFyTsPIERCF-At Stanstead c. F.. on Tuesday, Nav s,
Henry Reyes Newbury VI, President Of the Pss.ups
Railroad Emma Frances, daughter OF Wilder fiefee OF
Stsnstead.
McGRAsH-sCHOTT-In Philadelphia, on Friday May -,
MI Isaac g. Mc(irssh Of the srm Of 'atteIson 70
delIhis.
McyEAGH-LEWIs-On Thursday evening, May =, by the
Rev C. # Lewis Wayne McVesgh, ESQ 10 Lefty n eldest
daughter Of Joseph Lewis both Of "esoesteT rem
sCOFlELD-OUINARD-In the NJ Z: Church at Port Jeaer
son on Teday MAY 20 by the Rev. VIM Wake, Benjainn
NJ Seofeld Of LoDsdgs Conn to Miss Emily l. ouhsId OF
Ia
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ANpREWs-On Tuesday Nay 81, of consumption Harriet 5
Andrews aged Is eldest daughter oil T. '" Ahlf"'
The friends are invited attend the funeral Thursday the
29h inst al the residence OF her father NO % MOTION street,
East Brooklyn.
BosTwICK-In Monlton, Vt, on Friday, May Edmund Z,
BOswek the late Hemsn Bost"eA aged d years oil
Inflammation OF the windp pc.
pAyIs-A Bolivar Aessny County ~ on THURSDAY Nay ~
2 Dora omsted wife OF oSl L. DAVIS formerly ''
DE AGREDA-on Monday morning, May q, Joseph Antonio
Lorenzo, Of Joseph and Levude S de Asreda aged
years, IL months and q days.
DOBBS-On Monday, May u, Frederick Dobbs formerly
Cashier Of the National Bank, in the 4ith Of lis
FRrEMAN-on Monday, May n, Maria MArschst, widow of
Pbineas Freeman, in the 74ih year Of her
GOODELL-At Tuly, n. y Thursday. May p, Betsey
Goodell in the Ssh Of her She emsraea to Puy
Tuly Flats his death married Joseph Goodel.
She has been swidow for the last g years She was the
mother Children grandmother 100 and grand
mother o. and OF her Numerous family still survive
htr
GLLEN-In Brooklyn on Monday May - Mary Gileu aaer
slops and severe uiness, aged y years
HERsEY-At bingham, Mass on Saturday May %, Celia
Hersey rect Of the late Lsbsn Hersey in her sth
HALE-At New buIypot Msss Sunday May IS Benjamin
W. Hale, esq, aged II years
IDLER-At Philadelphia Monday, Msy d, Jacob lder'
sged ,4 years.
JoNEs-on Monday, May a Henry Jones, a. No rs Sixth
The remains wee Inferred in Cemetery Of The Evergreen.
KELLY-At Philadelphia, Sunday May !5, James Nelly
tetd Il years.
LAIDLAw-on Monday May u Sarah LeHes eldest dsush
ter Of John LsiGlAw
IT fsnefsi On wednesisy 18th inst P m from Ne. l!i
Columbia street, Brooklyn Hisbts
IILLFR-On Monday May d Elsom youngest son Of EsoEn
and Maria LnleT ssed years and months.
McCLINTOCK-At Wnkesbarre, Penn. Oh Saturday Nay
- John MeClintock, sen, aged u year
MAGER-At Ph1sie phis Monday Nay . MIS- 0aihsi'ne
Msgtr seed 10 years
MlLLARD-At PhDsdelphis, on SstuiGsy NAY - 4"'N'
Mll&Id, sged ~ years
NoRTON-On Tuesday morning, May = Of congestion OIL
the lurss, William K. Morton, esq., ssed e years
MoULTOS-At West Newbury, on 1hurstay' May - MIS-
slss Moulion, ssed 80 years and months
NEWBY-On Tuesday morning Msy = sarsh wife Of samuel
Newly and daughter Of The late }. ~. belamy 1T.
The relatives and friends Of the family resPeeoly inviied
the fun erA em the Church Of the Holy Apostles
Of the Ninth and Twenyeishih street. on
Thursday 81 o'clock
SHAwAt Philadelphia, on Monday, May - Elizabeth SHAW
,sed s. years
wRlGHr-At s. Stephens Church Reetory IN New Hartford
Monday, May NJ, Mrs Louisa b Wright, aged 81 years
widow OF The late James h. Wright Of iAis elty.
The relsves sd friends family and those Ct her late
husband ysd attend the lateral a. the Residence
q her Mrs. X Graham No IS CDyeTsty pace, ca
Thursdsy The 18th ns,. a. o'elock
MANGO MondSy May y Aeers, ycaDCes CO. 81 jsr-
~ AID !@1e JGtIee.
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British Provine.s SO bss Fcur ss5 bbs Corn Meal 1874
bbs Rye Flour lSo bush Indian Conn Falmouth and
Frrm CEarie,,on-fo Liverpool, sscs bush Indian Ccrn.
From Rickmos do Rio Janero l6lo bba Flour 10 British
Provinces, So bhls Flour, 2 ,sa4 bush Wheat.
From New Oreans-To HAVE, ss bush lrdian Corn, 7is
bush Wheat
The Circular OF Messrs. Mare & Ksnz FOR tie
steamer says;
Our advice. Of the le;h Since the market
he's evnced general Improvement, fears Of any
cuty with Great Britain having nearly disappeared
ytksnd!ng The almost certain dDIssa Of The British Ebss
ssdor which have been resolved for
personal mari 4 increase in the supply Of
money and the hesvnes in the u ioren exchanges have
veier demand for Investment vel specustye stocGs he
ri,e especially the stter Is from TO per and the
and ke encouraging European received tbs
uoin.rg per BsIiie, closes With considerable armue.s
STATE sTocEs-Firm without activity Virginia az
vsreed Missouri b Louisiana H. Indiana while Caiif1rnis
10 sold 81 decline Of per cent.
CRY COUNTY BosDs-The demand for foreign account
shows fIs increase but still e OF retail Character
Messrs. Decoppet & Co. say:
The genera feeling IL our MAJ se % more sa scio,I ne
eopcst Of the last cipsee. of The English Minister
the Wahn Government published the day following cur
aGces the 18th has dspe;led apprehension that
and Stock market favored besides by more decides
money imports. Immediately imlr0vd The ADVANCE
prices has been general but the rise il especially marked,
and without exception on Railroad Stocks be seen
uboned table OF daily quota ions OpeEatsrs never
hees are limited within very moderate ooanca Inc hvoiA
be Of the from LIVER ito the 4th ns received
odsy has given more decision 70 the Improvement Already h
istirs. ., r..
their entire iEscton There have been es OF >sA
RrsIcsco small advance ard also ress demand for
Des None. ard Henry Counties Iowa. and 0F soGe OF iae
K.ntucky County Bonds.'
The receipts OF the Michigan Southern Road for
April were s2ss 40 instead Of $3.50 900, as stated
some time since in round numbers. This shows gain
Of $50 $50 last year. The receipts of the various
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PASSENGERS Arrived

In s. aGl'.eamahp Baltic Jr0" LeeypooI-Mr and Ats'
Edward Mayer. children and servant ar and MIS- D n
George and SON Mr. and Mrs samuel Wescou and SON Mr.
Mrs. Charles Heath Nj and Nm. w L. sontag Mr. and
asce children and servant Mrs. Lewis children and
servant Mira Probyn Murray, Mes Ross Miss DAWSON
Ms sroTe ard 3 children Hon William Bebb Capt. o w.
Norris. British Army Msssr. chsa T. Minor Samuel Nc
D. DsAbsels " NJ Waterbury, Henry Lahuleade, H. Far
nan b. Crowther q son, J. P. Wood~Gd, Henry C. Halo
vel. T. T. He1deron, AUG. De HeLerD, Dsnei Ottoleng1i
Es1rx ara Euxeue schif J. w. Packet. C. { Comstock
lanes EDWARDS Emil aid Theodore Passayant Th2 PJks
" ; e,nore. J. b. BabcOck, Albert Gardner W Coea
r.r W T. Webster A. Huntington VIM Petty, Louis De-ss
rer Ferdinand Meyer joseph M.on. joseph Stern NJ j.
Ellison Francis Edwards. Total 80 49, ,
Ia ky,o LAX, from Berne4d-Mrs snd Miss Booth, Dr.
t Out,rbridse, @. :. Rankin. J. Mitchell, =. Barron
IA ,cly J. L. BotmdE, from Kingston, Jr.-Afred Myers
Thou. a. Polkingham, Adm. WilsJa.
Il bark Carrie, Pigeos, from natdn=as-Ar w. A Wild
den = R. Williams C. Hsas T d. Parker, T. CaEkson j. p
thatcher. q. L.eiLz
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Arrived,

N, m4.s ard Pass to T. X SSiI. kH.Fsseed .ti,hs
chip. Guy NapEsIs pSsni1 al John srsh, 90
W. hhETt s5i ssh fs5s t F fS!', .Sa Me- sd
ship Ne.p.r bark Cbsfots Harrison and large Of
Lypss % Cori p.sed propeller Pelican uOdsr canvass NJ
-. lst Il 50, Ion. 80 IS, saw avery large ieebers
Z @,::e:m:hiR soIi S wo'dAaI Savannah IS hour
T.. mai. steamship James Adser. 5. C. Lumer master,
p a. Hstsrs. ish s. " b. W .SeS.nssd sigma. via
steamship STATE Of Georsi,, bound 1890 H.,tsT.'
bourd ); u: IS EXCHANGED signals with steamship Az
han SSSad ~ Ga StPc: i, The '1'
Ship Love Star (of rortiaai Newcastle Eng ~ds uese
Ship Coiun bus. jBr, Lester Shield. IS d coal to H. p
'" Never Passee age Quantities OF eeoerg' on the ate
Bss y. P. Tam,dse Small. New orls.n. April n Gotten,
Baik Csnier Pigeon, sh,w, Msai 70 d. rasg 1c TO
Rowland Aspirwall.
Mutun CO. weasel To C. J. Peters No date lar a So
len % o. gSls ship ~, RRymOa,h Gl.s1s :. n fof Noble
sd met, 80 miles F. Of CAGE Henry, picked up
bow.Ir, and painted black had been very Ions Toe
Big Malvern tOf Phnsdepha) J.rm.n, Trinidad, (post
Brig s COSlens of BO'tOn) Morrison, Cenfueso. n d.
bra Juliet of Bsanore LOwrey. Rio JaueirO q DIS coffee
&C. to Maitland, PhspsS Go.
Brig Indus B StanwOod Cape Hayts "a ds lOswo0d, &c.
Biz Lsrk Hsss, Bermuda d. potatoes to W. AZ. pN
export. ,..
Bs Wave (Br) STEPHENS Windsor, s /! DE- piasser to
MASTER
schr. Adrs, 5. wisvel. Roundout
schr Grecisn Freetby West Mschss 10 d. lumber TO O.
Simpson. ~ 49, ,
sehr. j. L. Bowman (of Esstportl Wooster, Krsoo, ua'
% d., rum sc. TO Sturges Co.
Schr Juls Franklin, Drew, Richmond
Schr. A. =. Ruoderow Aden Washington, v. {.
Schr. Orianns futile, Richmond.
Schr q. Roe Hamn OF d. Baltimore
Schr y. R. bennett Wood Norfolk.
Schr {. p. Williams, Wo0dman, Virginia.
Schr q Price, Devenon Baltimore.
Schr. Nolsnt, Hudson, GEORGETOWN.
Schr. J. III Selune Brosdw ster Virginia
schr. A II. Bsiley Haley, Virginia.
Schr Abdel NADER, Con- elius, Virginia.
Scbr. Racer, johnson, Virginia
Schr. Panama Klburn Virginia.
Schr. Pauline, Dewey, Virginia.
scbr. Rebeccs Secor. Green, Virginia
Prop Piedmont Post Portland, mdse. 70 J. Riley.
Prep Decatur. Geer Norwich.
Prop. Osprey Kinney, Providence.
enthusiastically cshs~ba, for Havana and New
Orleans
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