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T0HE New BOOK by the Author Of the WIDE,
D. APPLETON Co., Nos s4s and s4s Broadway, New.
York. publish Tomorrow, the 10Th Of September
THE HILLS OF THE SHATEMUO.
Or One s SsiuSe Inn. isc I'll Ms:.!sa Edition,
9Th. author u the WIDE Wide Word needed no, another
introduction American resder when she laid bse them
The Hills Of the shstemuc The fame Of Miss warner
given such treasure the present work Many nana
viii welcome her and eye will CLEAN IN sntiei'
PATTON such heretofore enjoyed the spell Of her WIT
ss They will feel the that they approaching
ount excseneehat they are entering into the
Of whose m ~ draw recognizable cnaf
scters with impressive d.nctne.. upon canvas Of i'm
principles and truth Such the volume before u
IL s such story al Of and learn, many ums
through life charmed with the fre.hness and indivd
uaty the subject matter, become absorbed IN the esu
the oup and erow earay and better under the
kindly influence rseefally thrown about ey nesns o.
myriad Of direct houies and certain that WI
find welcome hume with the better class Of people
A. an evidence the popularity Of the author 20 Enssnd
The E En rcss:Ss: R.t g., ss iGls' Of
small thick 81 Vol, .pS sod 4ee pp m0, handy
for pocket, table or shelf: . - 40, >,
WALT WHITMAN LEAVES OF GRASS"
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DRCUR TO FIRST PRINCIPLES.

~
REPUBLICAN PARTY
AND ITS PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.;
By BsDAmM r. HALL.
One yolune l2no Pr 5l2 Price 81 Comprising accurate
History Of
REPUBLICANISM IN Sc AND '9S
"'"hs 10 SJ ExTEND AND PERPErUATE SLAVERY;
OF its departure from lie frs. prneRes contrasting
WHAT 1T WAS with WHAT 1T Is;
ghowins with strict historic accuracy and order,
: The IkROADS OF SLAVERY UPON FREEDOMi
And thus by combining In connected view -
IT'S AGORE0ATED USURPATIONS AND WRONGS,
The enormites Of the subject are % clearly shown
AS TO STARTLE AND AMAZE
The moot conservative readers and demonstrate that
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ls56,
Wa formed, and has TOR lite object to arrest
THE ONWARD MARCH or THE SLAVE DESPOTISM,
And to restore the Government to the princples
OF JEFFERSON, MADISON, MUNROE, AID THE
YOUNGER ADAMS
For Sale BY all Booksellers Sent postage paid on rece pit Of
rice MILLER, ORION L MULLI9AN, Publishers
No. Is Park row. No. lV7 0enesee-sf.. Auburn.
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" hnt has Overs Healing Esnbr0catien done e.

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Political Facts.
HORACE GREELEY's HISTORY OF THE
IL SLAVERY QUESTION, from 1877 to the Present Day.
Paper so cents cloth IS cents
OLMsTEDS SEABOARD SLAVE STATES Journey
in Them with Remarks their Economy l2mo cloth. Illus
trsted. Price 81 rs
PARKE GODwIN'S POLITICAL ESSAYS. From Put
MANS Monthly. limo, cloth. Price 81 Is.
GEO wM CURTIss GRAFTON: TIE DvrY OF
AMERICAN SCHOLAR TO PoLIrIcs AND THE TINES svo,
sewed. Is cents
For sale by all Booksellers.
Clubs supplied favorable terms on application to the
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TIFE OF CAPT. NATHAN HALE,
IL THE MARTYR-SPY OF THE AMERICAN REVOLT,
TION. BY J. w. Stuart. Second edition. revised aud
enlarged.
ExTRAcrs NOTICES OF THE WORK:
From the Hon. George Bancroft to the Author. ,
You have done excellent and deserved service 10 the
memory Of an upright patriot who seems to have
been guided Of duty and not by desire Tor emolu
mept oI even for fame"
From Jared Sparks, IL. D.
~ perued the volume with great satisfaction; it's Just
tribute memory Of whose name will ever stand
those who have sacrificed their lives IN the service
Of their country"
From the Hon. William II. Prescott, the historian.
think every American reader must feel grateful to you for
nate eeuntryman." .
For sale BY D. APPLETON Co., No so Broadway,
A. &. BARNES Co., No. 81 John st.,
FARMER, BRACE Co.. No. Courtandt-st.
TTHE BLACK CODE OF Kansas
i Every Northern should read this Infamous statute,
and the attending Its preparation by its author
the notorious General W. r. Richardson Of Missouri
tanned in u.-.--
by Rev McNanara late missionary of the Episcopal Church
IN Price CLOTH IS cents paper 50 cents Mailed free
receipt Of price, u
New.York and Auburn
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PRIZE SONGS.

EREMONT PRIZE so u s.. -
il Tn. beautiful Sonss English and German which were
selected BY the New York Committee from among 10 winch
were offered for the prizes are now In the gresse
JOHN P. JEWETT Co., BosTos,
and will be published in few days beautiful stys making
music the air from Beins soulstrns Liberty
Song with Piano paninent and elegant ontpiece
Price each with liberal discount 70 the trade Each
Song will make four and will be published
The trade ordeIs will please specify whether the EnSish
German Song wanted or an equal number OF eaeh
JOHN P. JEWETT COMPANY,
No. liz Washing onst, Boston.
H. r. b. JEWETT. Cleveland, Ohio
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w. Ill. DisbrOw's
RIDIN AGA DE MY

The RECEPTION EVENINGS
Commence aturdsy, 1pth mat
The BrookI,n Horfic utaral society will hold their
regular Fa EXHIBITION Of FLOWERS, ana FRUITS at
The Ath.nxup cor Of Clinton aud Asntcsts commencing
At u m on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst and continuing until
Friday, The 18TH At Az Asas., w Do delivered on
Aduiitare members. . cents Band OF Music
will be In attendance each evening.
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FOURTH EDITION READY TO-DAY.
THE HUMOROUS POETRY
OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
IRON CA eR TO AxE.
Narratives Ssres Enemas BuresQues Parodies Trsves.
ties Epsrsms Epsphs foundations including all the most
celebrated Comic Poems from the Anti Rejected Adj
dreeses ngoldsby Legends Cikshanks Omnbus Bentley
Blaekwood and Punch. With collection Of than two
hundred Epms and the choicest Humorous Poetry Of Peter
Pndsr Cowper Thsckersy, Prsed, Swift Scott Holmes
Anon Gay, Burns southey SAKE Hood Prior Coleridse,
Byron Moore Lowell etc. With notes explanatory and bio
eisphcsl
JAMES PARTON.
vol, Hmo, $50 PIP. Price 81 So
TAKE up when in merry mood and you shall find
thing Jump with your huor when sded hot out OF
temper and ten the pleasant dose will revive and do
yyu good" ~ T. Albion
Published by MASON BROTHERS.
Nos. los and ITO Dusne-st., New.York.
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m o B o O X s + l. l. + X 8
i DERBY JACKSON have recently published the fol-
'0 sWkB bgTS THREE PER CENT MONTH, OR PER-
Ills OF FAST LIVING, limo. 81.
FANNY HUNTERS WESTERN BORDER LIFE, lamo.
THE LAST OF THE FoREsTERs BY J. EsTEN
gSGIGGEto%'s LIFE or FREMONT limo o.
HORIZONS LIFE OF BUCHANAN, limo. 81
JONES'S CAPTIVE YOUTHS OF JUDAH, 12mo e1 Is.
COZzENss sPARROWGRASS PAPERS limo. 81.
ADVENTURES OF GERARD THE LION KILLER, limo.
We shall publish in few days:
MR.. MILBURNS RIFLE, AXE AND SADDLLBA0S,
Limo. -
Mr. ALDRICHs DAISY,S NECKLACE, limo
MRS OLCOTTS rORCHL!0HT, limo.
MR.. ROE,S STAR AND THE CLOUD, limo.
sILvERWOOD, BOOK OF MEMOIRS, limo:
CARvALHOS ADVENTURES IN THE FAN "EsT
limo.
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II IL E r Il E . d E n = l.
DIX'S REPLY
THE LETTER OF THE HON. RUFUS cHoArE..
This able should be scattered bTosdsst rces
cepts ssse; - per hundred.
nRED; Or The DISMAL SwAMP-By Mrs.
~ Harriet Beecher Stowe.
M C. W. Tsylors dramatic version Of this thrilling romance
will be produceds at
PURDYs NATIONAL THEATER
In few weeks, with LITTLE CORDELA HOWARD and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. HOWARD.
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A NETWORK LEDGER costs -Four Cents
"A NEw-YORK LEDGER Ia sold by al Newnsen.
NETWORK LEDGER costs but Four Cents
NETWORK LEDGER 10 sold everywhere.
NEw-YORK LEDGER 10 Tip-top Paper.
NETWORK LEDGER 10 only Four Cents.
NETWORK LEDGER 10 pleasant to resd
NRw-YORK LEDGER you will Ike
NEw-YORK LEDGER 10 only -Four Cents.
NETWORK LEDGER 10 supplied to the Trade
BY ROSS TOUSEY, General Agents,
No. los Nassau.st.
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ID GRAND GALA WEEK! PRESIDENTIAL TESr
VOTE The Vote Of the Museum Visitors or fTrsesn
THIS WEEK. announced in the Museum each AFTERNOON
evening - well AZ In the morning papera o,c.v
FRIDAY Sept. l9-EvENING, a. o'ciocn; ,Xf, nAkT
DA THE HUSBAND, together vita
LESSON. AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock: Two cnsrmins r,eces
Two LIVING ANACONDAS, LIVING 6kELEION the
DWARF LADY, MODEL Of the MALAkOFF, &C., TO Do
Adnitt.nce 26ctsJ Children under ten l24 eta.
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NEW SONGS by s. MARKSTEIN
IN Is cents each Mailed free.
: "Thipking of Old Times" Agnes Vale"
.. sn.ykins Sunday Nishtn Elias Cottage"
az nile Musius al Alone Hat. "The Bible"
ten bright Summer Night"
"pyothers Farewell" Jennie Lee"
IN Come 70 thee Love" All the Music pubshed In the
United States pu bished at the lowest rstes.
COOK 4 BRO. No. 463 Broadway doors above 0randss
VJ,HE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE IN THE
II DRY AND PRACTICE.
It's Distinctive Features shown BY It's Statutes Judicial Dec
sions Illustrative Facts pp So lzno Price - cents
Postage prepaid 81 cents. .
From the Hon. WILLIAM JAY to the Author.
Your analysis of the Slave laws very able and your e.
hbon Of their practical application BY the Southern Courts
evinces great and careful research iii. more easy to
felton, like Mrs. Sowes; but book !. - impregnabe
against such charge Eucd's Geometry since Ike that
propositions and demonstrations. The book u not
only true, but IL Is unquesiionably true
FOR sale the Abolition Depository, No. AZ beekmanT
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n, r,sidsnts Of the Ward in favor Of JOHN c. FREMONT
r ne Pden earnestly invited to assemble in Mass
M.etins ON FRIDAY EVENING the 18th inst at Bo.anc
Han No &C Esst Broadway JOSEPH HOXIE, esq, JOHN
BiGLLOW author OF FremOni's Life and COL E. Z SNOW,
p stiyeiy address meeting Singing by the Rocky
Moun ain Club reserved for Ladies. FTeemen rally
Tor Fr, edorn and for Kansas.
Nv .rd.r Of Committee oil Arrangements.
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Republican Rally at Wrliamsbursh.-Ths Central
R.pubi.s an Assocson Eastern District Of Brooklyn,
wifi hold Rayins meeting at their large hall IN the Odson,
"a Ni,NDAY EVENING, Sept. r. Of O'clock. The Non.
ExxsTt IiOPKiNs Massaohuset,s and Col. e. SNOW,
will address meeting Singing by the Mustang
r,r.,rsis I-di.s will be provided
" THOMAS w. FIELD, President.
Orc S E E,:ass: }seeresary.
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Every Republican Club Should Have them.
The Banner Biils.-REPUBLICANS decorating Club
Rooms or arranging for PROFESSIONS Public Mee'ng should
zee our rnent OF NEW FREMONT DESIGNS beautifully
printed eeored mounted Mun. They make the best
show Of anything and the largest and cheapest issued
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers, Tribune Buildings
PRINTING Of every kind, with Splendid Designs.
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:4tUieu of the yf(arAets.

SUGAR AND NOLASSES- Sugar steady, with sales
of 400 hhs-Far 7lG7.c I b.. OF Moasses, $40 bbs
sua at SiGl35e Good Prime lots and So for Choice,
and 100 halt aa1$c z gallon We also noticed sale
plantation of 10 e9N gallons IS. e = gallon in the cistcrn
FLOUR. Very dull Sales 100 bbIs indiana Superfne
s. 2 400 IS; ls, in lots, IS 25SS Isl and
Tuesday 35 Choice Extra 50 + bh Some coo sacks have
sold within the last three days at 50 80 = sack
GRAIN. Corn fair with sales Of TO- 0J sacks,
which Mixed SIC; 1000 at t254c 1850 in Two lois
3c; 6G chiefly yellow, SIC; 1900 Mixed in cotton sacks At
.Oc; and 12c = fIs!.el. Of Wheat the sales comprised
lot Of Rcd 81 IS; 25 mt 81 S. and 1l9 81 GO Oats
dull transactions being confined about IS sacks St
Louis part store, 4c buhe. or Rye lot Of 80
sacks sold Il" 81 10 i husitl
PROVISIONS. Pork and firm, with sales Of 40
bbs Unexpected Ness Sic; IS NJ O. SIS 50 Z bh and
smaller parcels Small lots Bacon Sides selling
at 90as t. Lard tie.ces and bols sold 10
Mlolic and 200 kegs ut lGlac /! ID.
COFFEE. Sales confined 20 bags Rio Of which $50 at
T1l@ll1sc and 80 at llsi@l2c i b.
HAY Active ant, advancing with sales of $50 bales West
from .atloat, S3 60 and 700 arrive nj S3J + ton.
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE. "A lot of l20 bb sold al 35c
= gallon
WHISKY. Rapidly declining iot of $50 bills Reciifed,
which lad offered ic sold private terms. EARLY
bbls Raw taken ut &c. and subsequently % Al
35i Sc 33c, and 80 said be at Soc 4 gallon
FREIGHTS.. Cotton shipping to Liverpool at 9lGd
EXCIA Nii F.S. Demand fair at quotations:
Sterling .i01Gll0S and ldsl
New York sNtyday bills .......34Gsi4 z Ct Iis
Sight checks Oh New York .tcUli us
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] ;ts ~? Se :: SSss
2sfs s 5s& s"asi Hst s ;sse e6of
e VIZ; %fsSisS I 5$y ksiy Sss5W Gsy
G 5o Gsa s f ff ee si c S e sq ae
eS 81 rs egses1 I ss sS 9s 55 %
Hemingway, Fredlander &co-Tota 1892 bales cotton.
Sc, si 5: ;S'; 6, f;si
h9. ;'51, t q %'Sss w5 S 2
ns%af S do fS EIGHTY
IS Dol enrdsn24 DARBY Treronet- DO hbs Tolasses
ee Sa.i' ee hides u? o GhasnsrI2 d R!isns (
lasses y bales cotton.
bI Ses 5 co K %.sn P drs sS5s ss
zsSs Fs;ns assjy Eli li seo
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eosl Green ( crsnoo II SoorfF feG1s Iiesla, %a;sie
EdHi avS a S%4ae sS
ton WSs s Tsss S ficinna%s Felandsr &eo B
B a9q- .ds ssS haIss nees
halcg ness sack seed Iore Gayle hcosnndes 70 order;
e@5 "f sda eeis "aSsss
S5Sz 1a' sys%ss t5;5f"is.
&co69 Miles, Adams &co-snndes orier-Total FOL bales
cotton.
HoEJsteaae5 Cas bales cotton feadss12 do dc
ha5Sy .Is ss ss nSs
Carroll eco- paper il s.eyen-Total IS bales cotton
| D0NALDSONv IIIE-steaner DR. Batey-i5 bids sugar
ITO Ibis 1nolasses Boeart Fo!ey verf ~ sugar
LeHit caPs nes. Kefs-2; Tse &sos % q 5b
II nolasses G abaier22 Tolelano & Tay
losuncrics orderToal l hhd sugar rnoasse
half do. Il ..b.., -...6.s
ass ss y 9.sss 5as
Harris Levitt Wright Davenport &co--5 II Glys Mil
McKieroy l,radford-4 Ward saunders Hunts Mender
Pcae;3 bids 80 hhls raoasses Menard Vgnaut
81 IL bbs Amgusiin Ttbau-lCl h hhis nelase
,ain-5o bbs ipolases 4 j onteonerys6 Do Do HorEel
Gayle Eco-l2 sugar " Birbridge &co-6 hf bbs
asses Ialalel6 hhls JOHN Watt KEGS do Green
Bill Iantlry-sndres ordcrTotai 26 bale
cotton 100 hhds sugar i52 bills molasses ll6 IF do
i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New Latona3l bales cotton Iaba
tut-13 j DeSlva-3 r Enbank &co-l3 Leblanc Son
95 llds sugar . f egeos Durve &col
bills do Z Maspcro-l2 do hf do Roman Kcrnion--l0 hid
sugar Thomas Elder tcol0 do hbs rnolasses Hall, Rod
i Pnaam-l3 hid. sugar Ansastin & Thbant1S do Braut
Edward Shift .vco-S ANan23 hbs inolasses
hoard-rdrics ole-Tota 60 bales l94 hds
2l1 bbls fnoiasses 81 h do.
LAFOU RCEsteanler CarrieE-2l hhds sugar q ibls me
CLaypencr-G0 do do Beoca &co-lll hh1s noasses Joh
Willnns-S do MctIeroy Bradfordi hbls do Iafores
DesIGre-2 bales Heath & Miller bbis Inoasses
Alanls-IU hides ! skins and sllrdtIes to order.
RAILROADS..
! NEW ORLEANS. 0PEL0uSAS AND GREAT WEsIt:E.
RAIFROAI27 hds % hbs lolaEses Trosclair Hay
dcl--91 his Canmacs, Squres Me-9i bbls
lasscs Hall Rodd & Punaln-9 bales moss to order.
| FLATBo
| Observation-Disclosures Boat-50 hhds sugar Meyer Nun
my &co-d2.
coAsT-Dayis' Bont-lG hsls sugar s. bbs molasses
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PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY

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Ihas Dehouuse s. jean bNftstc; Richards riaEtminc
AREA De. George REssgl, New Orleans Notes Ain
Dr Smith, " D adams + learce, N A Tomlinson lsaGt
nyott Detha, Pc@rGe F. Tucker, Metiowen; II
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ARRIVED.

-if+ AltRlN ED.
Ship Nathan IIaa, Josscyn from Havre Sd January to mas
tcr-ith district So ,
Ship Cmack. Sphcn from Liverpool LIST january to Wilt
&co-ls district 10
Ship l3uxine, tU Watson from Bristol Eng 18th December
to mascr-Puintr
Ship Margaret Pollock rp Crukshanks from Bristol Eng,
9Th January, TO IiUghtou Rankin &co-Point.
Ship Fdes from Antwerp st january Jenkins VIII
iiums &co-2i district q.
slim W Schmidt, Sears 70 days from New York, TO Il Eos
dick-2d district q
Ship Judith Brown from Liverpool Sd Jaiuary to lHynau
Ecu-3l dSrC; Sc.
Ship Sam Adams Gay Newport Wales, 18th December,
to Whitney &co-font.
Bark Glen Prentss from Havana S inst TO lIynson &co
LIST district d..
Bark Nev Ventura spen Alana, days from Havana, to
Puis Mir ,tco-3d district ~. -
Brig Daniel Mulony WhclGon 25 days om Boston, TO G
IIynSon kco-ls district n.
Brig ri mcIio SPAN Je 10 days from Havana to master
81 diStric. 80. .
mas,eT-lst district 81
Schr +. 5 Iupcr Poirerin from Coastal district.
Schr Gabriel NJ, from COASTAL district.
Schr OLYMPIC from Coas:-2d district.
Schr Eu Borual day from Pensacola Pooley Ncol Gee
Basin. .. ", -,
Sehr Sonron Ellis days from Pensacola, to Poocy, Nico
&co-liaSr.
Sclr Sarah Jane, John. from 4tmie Rirer--lasin.
Schr Union Narcissc, from Tehrtnncia-BaSln.
Sc!,r Perseverance, Gagalc, from lchetunctl-BnSin
Ser Elizabeth Ann, Athens from Pearl Rlyer-basln'
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Sclr Gen Washington, Weston. from Pearl Rver-Rasin
Schr JAS Stockton, Caldwell, from STANDARDIZATION.
schr Elodc from An,tc Ryer--Basin
FclIr Maia ANN Williamson, from CoYiGgton-Ensin.
Sclir ffirandrIc, om Bay StIogis-Basfi.
ecllr Necessity, Roberts, from I3onfouca--Basi
Schr Belle Rose, Charles, from Bononca--Basin.
sTEAMBoATs.
Belfast Taylor, from Memphis
y s STAGE Moore, from Camden.
Linden. Coulter, from Boeutf River.
Laurel HILL Hooper from bayon Sara
piota Parker FROM Grand Ec0rc
Ceres Iajarhc from Atttknpgs
Southern Belle lsfoadwe from Carolina landing
+ F Eimbnll Wthcnbury from Shreveport
Ruby Parcvcnt, from Georgetown, Miss
f'uhn. Hcrl, from Mobile
DIR Baey, Dugas, from DonadsoH9llc.
G D .Jr, Cotton, from Bayou Sara.
New Jaooa Gross from Waterloo.
Carrier Brown from l.aonrcte. "
To,rhoa Panther Taylor from the Pasaes-toweA down and
sea OF :ic 10Th inst. ship r keeer, harks AnrHstc and
CEcrokcy--!irougit up ships n iiaIaH and Cufrack.
yoyIoat T. nav Brown from the Passes-owed and &c
sea on the 18th inst ship Walter Scott and bark Ann Ran
kin-broueht up ship W Schmidt and brig ID Maloneg
Toyloat Anglosaxon Steele from the Fassesoed down
to sea on the laih inst, ships Revenue and Marathon
brough: up ahips Jud, and Adams, brig I'd Emeiin.
Towhoat Defiance Innmry, from the Passetowed down
Wooiiyry-broiglt up ships Euxinc and Margaret Pollock
Towf,oat 01iyiu Palmer from P:sscs-Owcd Il
sca on tic 18th inst ships Agamennon and Oph and ir:
IL G Bcrry-oronght up ship Fides, bark Glen and bril-
NGeva Ventura.
Towloat Leonoa Whitney, from the Passes lowed down and
sea OF. the 18th inst ship Kate Swectland and bark !.
Cnryer--brouglt up schooneEs Louis Mcfsane and Will
Pigeon
EELOW-COMING UP.