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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-11
APPEAL TO THE LADIES
)F EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY,

APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
~ Particular Attraction
ATTE prepared to show
ing richest variety and the most beautul
been and selected by Mr. Jacob Loewenhal in
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices 81
new and excellent embraces article
and desirable in the line of Dry Goods and Cloth
on are respectfully collected call and examine these
foods. WIN, -LGWEETHAL e. CO.,
lanl6 Corner First and Main
|BRlNTS.-Ho styles fancy Prints per ar
q rival ID and for sale " JAMES LOW co.
mil 41s Main street. Louisville. Ky.
IDLE ACHED DIR lLI.S.-1O cases BIeached Drills; 10
NE Oosset Jeans recl tis day and for sale kY
JAMES Low co.
mil Ais Main street. Louisville. Ky.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
IFAVING removed into fine Store ash
ngton Hotel. we prepared to wait all
old customers and may favor with
their calls.
the attent of all good NEW
GOODS. lately received Cincinnati
Juuier expressly for radeamongst which will be
many articles for the comfort
families
onr Express will be always convey
ees bought OF us to ay part Of the city free % charge
Come and try j. W. e. s. VICKERY,
dis diff Main at. between Second and Third.
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Iron RAILING.
'HNHE undersigned has the agency the sals
II beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought reds and figures. put great
styesand Sizes which will sell CnoR prices
EREIaET. -+'.
This railing cheaper substantial any
Kind in Those wishing Railing enclose
lots yards. or for PiazEa etc. will do we'll to give
Prioesfrom ST. so to "a so per foot.
yzs-d4~ MA. LAWRENCE.
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NOTIONS. NOTIONs.!

ETLOWER Thermometers. travelling pani ons
Il best London seaing eight ana key'd Frenc
accordeons fine French harps dolls. marbss toys
sets combs Superior needles pins tooth
picks, rings cils steel pens, tooth brushes
beads, chess Emerson's tos
SOAP Jumping ropes and battle DOORS together with
variety of notions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE.
Odd Pellnprs, Hall Eiratsk.
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PAvILEON HOTEL.
nISNtlLUTINN.

MHAvE ,ssociaesd with business. Mr. Chares z.
LsaaNd From this date we shall conduct the "Pavil-
ion'' together. o. X DREW
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HIVE Won A11D SHAPE

10 60 VAUTIER & MANUONN!EK'S and have YOUR aea
for They have Just received direct fror
Paris ingenious instrument that viii take the hape
head than time, and with which they vii
Hat that will fs easy old shoe. Mai
street. between First and Second. feh15
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THE LARGEST STOCK in THE CITY,
HoHNF. GLOVER & 90 corner of Main and Seventh
80 streets Evansville Ind would respectfully the
Public that they have in yard and for CASH
complete 1ssorte mt oScasOned Pine Lumber all
qualities thoknesse viz Tongued and
Ash Flooring Dressed and undressd Ceiling Castings
Panneis 100 900 feet sound Common snahe for
shops fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles
GO Can have made ardsr at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldngs Frames for
Dnorssnd Windows, So, &C. Bills
who send for them Orders adistancs will
promptsttentoD. fsb12 If
"a MES SH0YEI4S.--25 doz No. q genuine article 70
IA contractors. for p; Ia lowat CHAS S.WELLS'
decs New Hardware EOuse. dnors below Rr. Bank.
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MATrREsSEs AND BED COMFORTS
At OALBURN & HERSHBERGER'S.
DESSOIUTUON

FSN4E partnership heretofore Pbilin
Hos1'r OK and ohar,s: Churchill, style
seat p Hornbrook is authorised to use the name of
fer the purpose Of settling tina same. " 'N' ~
P. HoRNBRooK.
Evansville. Dec. s. '55.
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Board OF Directors.

John D. Defrees VIM. n. Nofsinger. H. W. Talho.t 81
Willis w. Wright VIM. NJ McOarty, Delos Rsot
q wi H Ellis: Nv Spencer, 9: whartsn-
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THOMAS TEEADEN,

GROCERIES & PRODUCE GENERALLY
BOOTS AND SHOES. lF
Gu e n w n > * c. N CO
MAIN STREET tSEAE wAsHlSGroR HoTEL) EVANS vLLElSD
mt liz
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CARPETS! CARPETs!!

on hand fine stock Carpets from
We 80 cents TO 81 yari All desiring good
Carpets will find it to their 70 call at
oetI2 JOHNSON & FRENCH'S. r.
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RISING sun INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Hoard of Directars.

H.,,.r. Board Of Directors. ~,
Jnpi ri Spencer. Io1P e aa";a. Essh.yaJ
w. T Pate. Vim. Fl. Fowell. George Giiespie.
B. J. HATHAWAY. Sec'y. s. HATHAWAY. Prss't.
The stock Of both Of these Is owned and theft
business is managed by citizens of this Sate their
s.ses confined exclusively to the State Of Indiana
aiken on Building and MerehandiIe snd also the
of Fatbeats and Steamboats, equitable Of
premium by -f- II. O. GIT ATiNEY,
oct27-d3m Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-11

lust reosived direct The East o.
Winter Goods which invite the Ladies to give us
calls to sell cheaper than the ehsapess
particular attantion to stock OF ooen
ptafs Frsnch and dish Merno Cashmere De LANES
psra FInnels EmAroiaries Cashmere Robes (semethng
hev). Hose OF al oolors. and ostbeau
sful lot L4diAs' Chenisettes. Sleeves -"
which will the most redueed pri 0a
cal nall. -. ROSER BROTHER FREY.
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BOOTS. SHOES. de-. FOR THE
NnNwHnA VSv
NV wfNTER GOODS.

NNTE beg leave announce to the public 81 ne
large stock Of Winter Goods consisting OF
Velvet 0loaks Mohar Head dresses ana
Vavat Silk aud BOnnets. Kid SIX and Lse-
thraa Gloves; Collars 1erslsevss sod
81 wishes to dsnose ofat the low
est prices All wishing buy will please give her call
NJ; "A I.nn11a knark dnnr p. O.
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TEA MgOAT AND Nh A CHIN L Es
I RIA CKSMTTHING


WYE beg leave to of Evansville and
w ladies particularly that have open for in
specton entire and Staple Dry Goods
Our IF fancy DIR goods has rival in point 81
style also embreidertes and m1ntas
which only be appreciated by inspection can az the
recently occupied by L. W. Hebberd
We win always ready cell great bsrgains
epl7tf ROSER BRO q FREY.
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CR-P A4gTNEVS%HTE

FHNHE formed partn Up
under the firm Hendricks & MoRea. and will tnue
abe Boot and Shoe business st the cd stand Hem
bricks Go. v. K. HENDRICKS,
decI2-tf W, A. MnREA.
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THSHE partnership heretofore existing between the un
a ders'gned. under the firm Of v. K. Hendricks Co.,
' " X. HENDRICKS.
deol5-tf Jos. n. HENDRICKS.
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$, BEN FRANKLIN TOOL CHEsT.
EBEACfIFUL and useful things for Boys, Uprising
ES complets Carpeuters5 Tools. PLANES. chi.e
natchets hammers SAWS drawing knives, msllets. aw
rules and various other small Tools. Cali and them.
oct6 BABC0CK BROS.
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MMPS McK AY late Cineinnaf invites the attent I'll
IVA OF the Ladies' Evansville to her Store whe
shsv will VARIETY Gaps aud other useful articles
First opposit Goss MS Jewelry Store deeZl-
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E.NA gNSURANCE UOMPANY

EHIRE CIR CK Eiss.-Received LIS boxes direct fire.
"a. New York. and for sale by
nov15 l. s. D. HERMANN.
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ARREST or An ALLEGED EssALx SaorInyss "A woman
named Madame Leon, residing Of No 1856 Grand street.
was sAxea INTO custody on SATURDAY afternoon by officer
keete, OF the Chiefs ose, the charge OF grand lar
ceay preferred eganst her by Mr. Henry Bowen, dry
seGs tesaa 80 40 Broadway In having ssls
OF complainant For month"; mast the clerks
IN the above establishment have missed various pieces Of
elk aad satn goods, and suspicion upon Madame
Leon. whose vss were arabiy attended with the loss
more pieces u valuable goods. II was deter.
nled therefore, 10 watch iair lady closely and ac.
cortpgy, on Saturda! ait rnoon, when sne made her
appearance, she was waited npon by Mr. Capp. one OF
The clerks "a tia store who deleoed her "a secretng
piece OF silk Tie mned aiely requested ner to step into
room in Tie rear OF the store aud there made her
dh gorge the propertY The lady seemed greatly
shocked al the awkward pfeoioment sne had
placed herself n apd gsnly snTeaed 10 be released from
the custody OF The officer 30 was 'nen 10 readiness 10
esCrt 80 the Tomhs The prisoner vas convey ed be
fore Justtce Osborne who commtcd her for examina.
lion. search warrant berg granted oicer Keee, he
proceeded 70 Tie resisence ~ Madame Leon. where
number 81 vsuable pieces 81 * sst, velvet and lace,
together with some Cosy .urs damoads jewelry and
magnificent Grape shawl we're found and were forthwith
conveyed 20 the once % tue Caef u Police for the pur
pose OF rehabilitation. The aceuseJ Ia respectable
looking woman, abont 45 years 81 age. aud would be
quite likely 10 deceive the un~ay is supposed that
the prisoner bss been engaged the bsEiness OF shop
rg for some time, although rom her scous Saturday
fingered art Mr. Bowen has lost several hundred dollars
worth OF property during the last month aud II Is sup
posed that the accused succeeded in carrying Oh the
grtater part OF Il.
Ninth ward station at late hour Saturday night and
surre himself into tho custody of Capt Ackerm. an
charge OF .eonous anit apd battery. Spegh said
that = hte engaged in ARRAY with named joan
NctrHgsn, at the corner Of jana aad West reefs he
inflicted nesh wound upon OF the latter,
and IN TOR his conduct alleged that tue assault
committed In self deienCe officer sent 10
inquire the matter the tHtu Of Spegnts story
AIRY mani.est The prisoner conveyed before
Justice fandreau. ri the Jefferson Alrxef Police Court
whore he wns he'd Tor exampaton Ic,rasan Is not
seriously injured, the nonni peiL aesh
CHARGE or FoRGEsr.-A nan nsn'd wiusm 81 Clark
arrested by officer worry of he reserve corps,
charge OF forgery. TIE accused alleged PRESENTED
altered check purporiug to have been drawn by
Reed Co. bakers. OF Cleveland ohio Tor the sum OF
s2n upon john Thompson, broser Of Wall street.. at the
Cce Of the liter when was discovered tnat tie check
bad been altered II originally drawn tor the sum Of
$40. but bad been altered n an awkward nsuper to
$500 Tue prisoner brought before Justice Connolly
al the Lower Police Court, Who're he cornit,ed Tor
nnston Messrs Reed 4 Co. have beea ,elegrAphsd
to In relation TO the matter
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\
lircni tne Philadelphia journal, oct. -
Nc yeierdsy roicci thu arrest upon charge OF b.s.
NY Of woman panied Elizaosth Secly-hs charge hav
been preferred 81 her husband. Joseph Seeiy. A
hearing was tad ard ~ dcsg q $1,000 bail she
committed, bit ai'erv ard. e~cd The request Of the
complainant Mr.. scsiy O. the time manifested the most
attachment for nls we, seemed
20 place her - proper position, although ssvering be
love arc justice. she Al length allowed 10 de
art, and the matter lost sight az uuti 10 day.
~ atout O'Clock shs morning, High Constable Tres,
man. sppsreGty Intoxicated staggering aoog ri the
~aks lie approached and recognized him a. Mr. Secly,
AID thinking there va something strange "a his ap-
seated. rhe answers, ant he OF man,
Who vas "! ~ 70 sccretc something IN his pocket,
ia6uced the constable 70 inquire Shai he had here y
~ n Quick motion 70 ERIK bis hand forward. He
discovered pbial lab, He'd audsaum y
aud Sccly Immediately confessed 10 have taken al Of It's
contents oSccpta very small portion remaningA tie
bottom
seey wrs conveyed - INC Mayor, oiace and medical
saoce scDt for. nr r. Brown arrived ami hdfDi.
net red proper eme,cs. the being the
kept IN active notion and shortly AFTER the psusnt
70 lnsuca every hope OF his ultimate
10 bsaith 20 or ibe plain, unvarusned
i-vs u tho ease but nitro wss scer'ancd 10 ciunscon
"a INC subject.
Yesterday Afternoon acr Tic ssue n our sheet, we re-
lstci ron Joseph Seey 1rming f,c;s Of
tic hgaay charged, a. We nad stated ,hem, and giving
many fof his apparently vuar Conduct u
gst,d taat "a widows and tes gnrg friend mad vet I'd
taFsrdiy pert towards vile thst she favorsng him.
tsf dec, ived her hnhnnd, ard Jusd Ia pi ~ which
,he vu 10 nee - Liverpool ita secly, on hearing
81 ms tot hal rfou her arrest order
Syr,y tnroUgh ~ affection for her THIS morning upon
tie Souo DC sucoc alter hs rash 81, another letter
' iourd " pryng individual, directed % the wifc
u u tho meet touching opsts oN ~e have ever
read. ifs whole the utmost tenderness
and sspenvo feeling The date was t1is morning, and
To intention n commit suicide, sud the OBJ
ct ~ ne letter Gccsrc bis forgiveness and bid
ansl Tho oosumcnt " bofora but s verbatim
repetition would interest ouy morbid o the
10tFi5e, aud b. libel upon the nucr feelings % the
n,art.
ffrKf.x so nj fKrNa nfsn0
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City Intelligence.

WHAr DORIS II NrAs?-In various parts of the city
many aborers busy work laying pipe and repair
Ing the streets and sidewalks a new sewer ia beng
built in Duane street. running Hudson stree and
the work has been prolonged to excite the
dgDaton OF the residents in that vicinity In the B1wery
travel impeded by similar work, end IN almost every
Congressional district in the city large number Of In
borers poyed some contract or other. II may
be that these works all required by law but tue
rioiis festure 20 which would cell attention Is that
many OF tho workmen do not I've in the city at least
report saya, Some people suspicious enough to
that the general election Of Tuesday has
thing 10 do with these works, and that particular local
interests to be advanced by them What does NIL
this pipe laying mean? Who knows,
FiRx IN TwfsTT.SITa STREET The alarm OF IRE in
the Second district last night ut 10 O'Clock caused
by the burning of q small stable of l61 West
Twenty seventh street One horse burnt TO DEATH
beloi ging 10 David Minan.
BtRxISe or S1,BrEs The fire Saturday even
ing hey ond Manhat'anvile did not prove TO the Con
INT ofthe Sacred Heart, but the sabug belonging to
Nr James A. Connolly nj Fort Washington. Loss est-
mated NJ h,o10 partly insured.
TIE alarm 10 the Seventh district Sunday evening
caused by the burning OF some barrels in Broad
street
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The Sale of Church Property In nfexfc0-PeH-
s0nnf Appearance OF the Anti MOnOpOllst.
tCoirespondence Of the New orleans Bee

MEXICO. Oct. s. 1856.
TIE Inw Iefdo has been fully carried out Those tie.
raDs who Interested ia becoming purchasers OF the
property occupied by them have awaited themselves of
the priv granted by the decree Those who had
such nterest naturally enough abstaned from purchas
ng; bg % the ecclesiastical property is seng 70
The ghesi BIDDERS al will have opportunity Of buy
ug The entire iaDdcd property OF the clergy will be
oefea inr sale ~ this you may eoi Thousands
OF nev Propfeiors Wi sprng 40 ike mage, giving ate
Ind activity 10 the couauy Eld rescu.ng 4 from the
lsihargy ID nhich II mas h.tharlO been plunged.
fbs RraAd result VII De due 10 alone, viz
Miguel erdo &c icada. Mr Lerro is OF mail
siaiD,e iean ~ 1e-h, with strongly marked eatTres pro
mlneai check bone AID quick ano lively III his move
meDi. lie possessfs rare intelligence reserved IA
speech ard hien practical IN III views, lar more than
Il Bstas seen "a Eexico He Weighs every word before
speaking and Fay not syllable than he vi hes TO
Thu, his spgns Invariably bas dist iuctve
meaning, although hts tan.Ecss amounts aometmos 10
bLlcness.
Yen would scarcely recognize Mexican In this po-
RAFT and hence II j. that lsrdo has accomplished what
ohef Mexican you'd have ventured to attempt Born
to Vera Cruz and reared in el pursuits he has
been a nE life thrown into coftact WITH fcrceners and
has greatly prcnod By TIC He speaks
French ami English and lie se informed upon pontcs
H'eiG'Cre and scis.ce. Ada - tins thorough know
t5se Of hs countrsmen and profound appreciation OF
tte condition o. lnngs in Mexico and you vii icrpn
tClcfA0y correct IDEA Of our Minister oi finance.
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The tody 81 inc late Capt Eroch Cook r oste ship Fanny
F0if.ser Of Ne YORK. who died ~ New Orleans ~ yellow
fever arrived here Saturday the ship opir from New
r1n and viii ~ taken 90 cay 70 The family burial ground
a. ysrihas vineyard Cspt Cook Young ~ rare
promise In hes professor, 81 capt Enccl Cook, Of the
Liverpool Iace' ship Roscus. and hroher 10 capt VIM COs
the liverpool packe, ship Emerald II u presumed that
AL rus rori will gladly avail themselves nv bo,s
their haf 81 tins opportunity of paying The
Tribute 81 respect oi the profession. who s
fglrn az he arfui dangers that
ihe shgu ssicr hat of deadly and pes,ileniai climate.
WAY puoRr pass aoE-The following from -
IN this from Iart Gave, If shin Panama
herre II Mehourrcvc arrived The lClot July Mei-
bourne - GAYS hours from pilot 90 pilot From thu
eqvaor Panama averaged IA miles day unl shc
t miles % The port rrachlug that poini IN ~ day
From We lest several light huons and sails but
spars al good and the hip Is strong, aunch and
tight.
m rnc CtyrGA probaby brig Gtaour reported ycs,er.
dayl rom island loaded with salt went ashore Fri.
day night ss ulI Hampstead Beach, She Las bro4isdc
or, a. full cf water.
Bro LraHoRN. Rose. from Philadelphia for Raron nui
INTO Portland 3st Mt with ltss "a toreopgaan mast
topnss aLd deck load OF coal
Srrr pNruyrR Durham. Rop'on Cor R0woinhRun IN
rog he night Of gih VII cot ashore Hunaesea
Point beach and BLEED.
The following table gives summary vessels The
harinrs New YORK Boston baltimore the usf,
and Charleston, Savannah, Monte AMI New orezns
lsag r "a
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dorsey city News

TFnesT MEETING Al USios Hui---A meeting Of sup.
ortefs Of the republican ticket held Union Hill on
Frsay si1hL rcpnirg Duer presided Effective speeches
81 re mace By H. NOyos and E6ocrt GDchrst Jr., OF
crsey CITY; Anigi nccd, Es1 d Newark, candidate for
Csrgrsss In the fh district o. Nev Jersey also BY Mr.
gsple Of Hoboken, and other German SPEAKERS There
was large torchlight procession before the meeting
Ibeye % large attendance and much enthusiasm was
manifested By the audience.
There was at the tine meeting Of the democracy
on tto oppese Of tho street. at which he
vss only about ese-thrd largo ri the republican
al
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Arrival n the C.h.wSs.

The United States mail CahAwba, o Bullock
commander from New Orleans via Havana arrived last
night. She LETT New Orleans the morning Of the 2stA
and arrived 1t Havana on 2sth .. 1890 A. " Asr
coaling, lef. on 2sth atbP.M
There Is quite dearth Of news 81 the latter place.
The Of sugars hand amounts 70 lbs 900 boxes
Exchange New York, &c. TO $40. discount, with
prospects Of going TO &C. exc London &C. 70 sc pre-
MUM.
The health good.
freigbts declining
On the Soth lat. 26 As, Ion 70 49, exchanged signals
with Spanish brig OF war and Spanish mefchan, brig
both returning Nrrh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03

TIE Next CRop o. WHElT.-'The Lexington
no Fyfrev Of 21tb IA says-We have never seen
zoe wheat look Ee At this season a the year now
The late rims have brought MP most beautifully thai
4 row thoroughly the ground. In some loca itiee
south However, faa been gresty Injured by grasshop
peys se0eirsD from Southwestern Missouri says that
ieev have been obstructive IN that resion. We do moi
heey III them - lafayette but In johnson county We un
egsssnd thty made their appearance aud we have
ourselves nets 10 the "a, nsmsd county com
Ilsrly frst 9ye1 ~ Agr.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steanssiu Cahawha, Bul.och, New Orleans. oct o. and
Havana 9Th with mdse and passengers TO livingston cro
oherun { 90.
Sieamshp Roanoke. Skinner, Norfolk. with ndse and
passengers, Indian P!easans Nov 10 AM on Indian
RleCr signnygd steamship Jsrestnvn hence for Norfolk
Shin Sandman Huston. Sunderland - days with COAL 70
New York Co vessel - rhompson's Nephew Oct .
lat a ~ len u =. in gale from Nv snpped sea which
tulwsfks stared houses deck carried away bull
warss aad dd ether damage The lad westerly gales the
eniro passage.
BARK hoehucS Chase Rio ,raneiro Sept q with coffee 20
Reynolds a tushn,an sailed with ship Island
one ~ PucnoS Ayrcs Was on tho Highlands Thurs
dap night last =. tahoms water Oct Is, s I6 n, Ion
20 spcke bprk May Queen johnson, from Rio for Bai
more as Ia = IS lon % g. spoke bark Ariel BURDEN from
Gatron Tor NeN YORK A. day out
Rafk Csrons Elw0od Charleston dsys With cotton, TO
nuutsm lmon.
W. bin 4 10. The experienced head winds the
passage
schr n Otolk Packet, Pedell George.oNn Sc
Schr ses ming, West, y yrcrih, Nc. -.
Schr -o ha Coilus, Toe Plymouth Nc 6 days.
Sehr VI Mere, TAYLOR, Philadelphia.
schs " u Cox Howe PhiDde phls-
steamer O~ceca CLARK Providence.
steamer tnrss, Bates, Hartford
SAILED
Quarantine, his morning, steamship Hermann sou,h
q apa lrpfUeu.
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ApxoIreu. lie.

ship Ma~snoro, Cobb, from cse'tia May ~ Cor Boston
Aug 10 lat rs y On 2F.
sh,r saa he Rinsicsdcr, Mathews from Foo chow
sae III fnoaos ahou. Hert Z. on Cape os Good Hope
Dark Georgia. Lindsay. from Calcutta Nay . Tor Boston,
al sell srptn al n s, bon " W.
PARK uowsr sanwood forn Ncsport for ts'sies oct e.
nsrs Cen warren. CLIFFORD from Philadelphia Cor nor
yeaps Oct !. ! pm, Cape Hsterss w.
Brr Nardsrer NcCAr'y from bath FIR Bsrbsdoes T.
~ John fufaer from Baltimore Antigua OCT Il ia
q y, len ~ ~r...... A.
.NstYr Asg Passed ship Andes ChaVmsa. rom slna,a-
rofe tc~ fics'un.
Frnpceyis 70 sail next day for Southampton sr
b, sSos A,Rrs, Avg s-,rr ARK Haa. H. Webster, Do.
toy fs'fpa VS. Mcnieyidso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-03

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