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n. L. Dorsey,
DEALER ~
BOOTS AND SHOES,
At OAK HALL,
IrlIRD rooR BELOW 5. o. HARPcRs HAT sToRE.l
WHEELING, VA.


HAVE Just received another Of Boots and Shoes
the best Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly for
this trade of good naeriaaad the best workmanship and
prepared to furnish any and everybody with
Kind Vi goods they may want in line, from "a cent shoe
IL dollar boot and variety syle quality, material
aud durability Of Workmanship and prices cannot be
passed By any other house in this any other city.
Gents oo:s and Shoes of all Kinds, styles and qualities
order.
Having employed some .: sG best worken in the Emitted
states satisfied bStI caGuut fail please who ray
favor with = call.
Call and examine for your selves.
AIS stock consists in part q! following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair beg, ca boots;
1 1S do k,p
19g do water proof bOOtsi
MEMS DROGANS.
loo pair best calf brosaus;
IS q q s IKE.
BOYS AND Y0CTi'S BRoGASS.
los pair 10; = thick brogsus;
LOO do kip
BORIS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
100 pairs OF calf heotsi
IH0 60 I'D
MONEYS WEAR.
15H pairs lasting CATERS, al colorS,
Ia 10 walking shoes,
49, do morocco bussiEs,
$50 DO kid
10 do car
I3y 60 Jenny I4ud
go do morocco ard kid slpqrr".
MISSES BOOTS.
i1I1 pairs morocco boots
15j do kid
80 do French morocco boots,
$50 do calf
159 do Zip
The finest quality Of ladies gaye leather CATERS aud bus.
kns very e and soft article Ladies glove leather GAL
CIIlLDRENSS WEAR.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS
Twice DlnY Sunday night excepted,l between Rich.
mond and Washington Cty via Gordon.yilIe and Alex
andria.
nond =. 6::5 A. NJ. and $50 Z. NJ
Returning leave Washington. a. II. and +. NJ
and
Arrive Mt Richmond. 1880 P. NJ. and AM
Baggage tickets given through between Rich
Inonl and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and henG in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the hest guar
antee OF always securing connections shown by arr
walls daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line
FARE BErwEES RcuNoSp AND wAsHrSGroX 1850
Omnibus will be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the Depots free Of charge with ample time for them to
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danvie and
Washington the Terminus of the Road, nearly
retel to Danvlle An Agent Of the Company will receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danvie Road, and at
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington the Bal
timOre Depot.
route.
There change of the night line between Rich
mond and Alexandria. ~ fe1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4

TO CORRESPOND
LETTERS concerning advertising other 4
nauc,l business Of the Inteneer, should be addressed
the PrOpreteEs.
letters concerning editorial department Of the paper,
should be addressed to the Editors, jointly to either
OF them.
Correspondent. writing for publication, viii please write
oAly side Of the paper.
An the above rnes viii greatly obliSe
and prompt attention to correspondents than
they might otherwise receive.
THE Law OF NEWSPAPERS.
-subscribers who do not give express notice I" the
trary are considered wishing continue their subserip
tons.
Odc4 publisher may continue send them until all
RACES paid.
I subscribers neglect refuse take their periodic
Gals the Offices which they directed they are held
responsible till they settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued
4If subscribers other places without inform
ing the publishers papers to the former i
Tection, they held responsible.
1.-THE Courts haTs decided that refusing to take peFtoil.
the Office, removing and leaving them uncaled
for, Is prinG Icii evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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(opP0.ay me Pal. j, Xes York.
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
FASHIONABLE Wedding, Visiting, Complimentary and
II Business Cards Sotaral Consular and Commercial seas
Presses, Certificate Of Stock, and Deost nls Of
Ladins, and Exchange, Checks Drafts, Notes O Hand nh
Heads, Circulars Show Cards. Labels Designing aud Engra
wing on Wood and every variety Of Engraving and Printing
will forward specimens by mail ION application, N T. o.
sfauip Orders by mail promptly attended Terma
sonaite. Address NM. y. DCSNELL,
jnsG:daN3ua 1876 Broadway, cor. Deg a., \. Y.
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Congregational Singing.
PROFESSIONALLY the best most useir Ffynn AID
u Tame hook set Published tue use Of Lectures i,ra
Ct and Conference Meetings soeiai W0rshp and congyga
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Lord Clarendon to 1Ir. Buchanan, Sept 27th,
complains that 'se have violated our neutrality,
saying that arms and military stores in large
quantities, have been sent from thesU. States to
been openly announced, and eonsriraci i enter.
ed into to cause an insurrection in Her Majes-
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Wholesale
CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
DOMESTIC G0OD.S

VIII be az varied and excellent as any fcuud In
kyt as the ErCaeEt will be beth 6cT.
vlCgablv and sCASonalle i.
Clothers, Merchant Tailors, Dtacrs "a! Dry Goods
SenGEay, are rssPectt! .ariSd to call apdeIs
gaIt War house, No. 995 baltimore street where ia each Of
The Eve spacious stories Will he found stoeE which
aH TO meet the most varied and extensive dUraudp
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MovlNG OF THE IcE.-The ice in the Ohio
from Cincinnati down, appears to be pretty gen
orally giving way. The Cincinnati Columbia,
of Wednesday says:
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Mr.. Bu:harasnr' to NJ. Marcy Sept 28tb, says
Lord Ciarendons note to him, renders it i'm
probable that Mr.. Champion will receive any
such instructions, and the propositions of his
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Advertising aud Corresponding ONCE No. 265 Broadway,
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The riverswas rising pretty fast last evening,
and twas thought the Ice would float off with
out doing any damage, though the Eu lgali4n
wa dang TO position. The river rose I
inches yesterday, in half an hour, with nearly z
feet water in the canal by the mark last evening.
On the Falls there were feet inches water in
tho sfirs- re-
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Mr.. Marcy sends Mr.. buchanan, Oct. Is, re-
port of the Hortz trial, saying the disclosures
made thereby leave no doubt of the facts in the
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,cok active measures 10 complete the North Braa n

took active measures 10 complete the North Braa n
Cspal Al d recommended Ia he L-gslsture an spPfo-
prisih.n for thaf purp Sc. Through his vigorous per
ibe bill was passed and the work was I'M
n..izieiy rec, ua,-re ed, sud u how finished.
The boat which las just ars'vef an which ha' been
greeted with go much enthusiasm, left the Piits GA
Mi a., Pa., on Tuesday LIST She was delayed two
dsys ON Lrr Trio AID resched this place on Mood "
ucrpips-occupyipg abou, 'our days tine. o'her
boat. aye nov on he way; and il the pleasant weather
holds pref. good quanti'y Of coal .in reach here
this Fall THIS ela i of suverin quality, and is con-
si,ered the bet in the State Of Pean-y ivania.
The Jupc ion C,nL, WHICH mites the Ser-i0rk
Canals With those IT Penn ylv iula is eighteen miles
{ N go one fourth Of which was furnished by oar
ept.rprzine citizen John Arnot es, to rhse energy
r4,s.ysrsuce and means more than any other cause
our community and State sre indebted tr TINS link OF
improvement, by which we have eontlna 'as ooat
B,v' All tonor to the men who have achieved this
iupoltsnt enterprise.
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sECONp BCAFD.
MOSDAy, Nov. PAP. u.


The ter dcncy of the Stock Board to-day upward,
especially at the Second Board when the market was
vey finn the Ba1k Statement b, ing considered favora
bic. There was lees ospo.ton to seu stocks short
while the orders on buyers option were numerous.
The growing in the money market encourages
buyers for rise and the very large earnir of rail-
roads turns the attention Of spectators to those stocks
which have dividends impending in January and Feb
ruary The aggregate business not so jeTge as on
some days Of last week butthe dulness partly the
result Of the Imness OF holders. The largest advance
was in Gaena which sold as high 49, an improve
ment of 3 cent since Saturday. The divdeod in
February, II is understood, will be - II y cent Of
bc5 y cent will be III cash. Last year the stock
ran UP to l@S before the dividend Illinois Central was
also buoyant, aid sold at ll6l Althe Western shares
were buoyaDt Michigan Central advanced y cent
selling at 973. Rock Island improved to 81; Michigan
Southern 81; Toledo, ~ &c. The rumored div
deDds On the We,tem shares are Michigan Central, 6
y cent; Michigan Southern, T. cent; La Crosse, o y
cent; Galena, 10 or II y cent; Milwaukee and
Mississippi, y cent. The market for
Erie reacted from the depression Of Satur-
day, and cold at 612, an advance Of | T. cent.
Resding was also firm, and touched SD, which is &
cent higher than Saturday. Central was in large
demand and buoyant with private sales of 600 shares
in addition to those reported in the stock list; the
closing price So; the last price on Saturday was
S7I In Railroad bonds the business was moderate at
about previous prices. illinois Central sold at 81
Tere Haute and Alton Sd mortgage, 70, &c. State
st, cks quiet, but firm.
IL Foreign Exchanges there is not much doing, and
the market is rather heavy Sterling, 81 a9l Francs,
522ld5,ls3. The supply Of Sterling is better.
Liverpool Gram FIeghts again lower $4,000
bush were taken ats I'D 5000 bbls. Flour at 2s. 3D.
Cotton at 3-i6d 7.2.d. 900 bbls. Rosn at %. Is.
Sd 10 bbls of Pot Ashes aud 80 do Of Pearls at BIS
$50 ties. Rice at 25s and 25e boxes bacon at 25s To
London, COO bbs. Flour at IS l0ld 3- 900 bush
Grain 1T Id. III 3D.; Rosin at %. id.; 80 ties.
Rice at 21s. 3Cs and $50 boxes Bacon at 32s To
Glasgow, -Four at IS TO- 600 bush. Grain at 12!d.,
Rosin at 2s. l0d.
The business Of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
$275 292 II payments $3O7 %; balance, $l2OSl,
5lS75.
The annexed Statement of earnings aud expenses of
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Cearings for week ending Nov. H.. sl7l, 47SlB
Ct, uings for 5 days ending Nov 2.... 1625l,9H
Balances for week ending Nov. H.. 6lS'15
Ralances f1r 3 days ending Nov. SOL lb2

Balance. for days ending Nov. a4..... 5.si52
The new bankiny. house of the American Exchange
Bank to be erected on the corner of Broadway aud
Cedar street is to be entirely fre.proo and to cost
something Ike $4,000. II will be 10 feet front, l0o
feet deep, and four stories high. The walls will be OF
New-Brunswck drab color stone Dorchester quarries,
the same as that with which the Continental aud Me-
chancs Banks are built. The banking house will
have iron hoor-beams, with brick arches between;
an iron root slated and the window-frames of the
basement and first story will be of the material
All the partition ais above viii be Of brick and ron
q framework of iron, filed in with brick
The Money market continues as noticed yesterday.
The supply call is abundant, aud paper goes at
rather easier rates with short supply of desirabl.
signatures.
The demand for Breadstufs il very active, especially
for Wheat Of which nearly 10000 bushels were sold
as follows: A. 500 bushels led Illinois at 81 % 81 %;
) 100 bushels red Iqdana at 81 81 81 ~ 2l,OOO
bushels Milwaukee Club at 81 40; 10000 bushels red
Wisconsin at 81 40; 1900 bushels common white
Ohio at 81 90 1900 bushels amber Western at 81 %;
81 eco bushels white Canadian at 81 90 81 ~; 1000
bushels red Canadian at 81 and 49, 100 bushels Chi
cago Spring at 81 36ds 81
Flour is also active and firm. Shippers are buying
freely Of Wheat and Flour. About 10000 bushels
Com sold Mt % 73lc. for Western mixe(. Coffee is
heavy. Molasses quiet For Sugar there is al i'm
proved inquiry, and the heaviness of the market has
disappeared Pork has an improving appearance, and
Beef is firm. Cotton is less firm with a small business.
A meeting of the stockholders of the suspended
Lancaster PA Bank. was held in that place on Sat
uIday Mr.. A. ii. Smith, the President elected on the
day of the stoppsge of the Bank, made the following
Of ito tfal
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whi.e Mrhsan and Canadian some sales Of Mchix,, 80.
ported vrder these hFufes Co.'S and p1ces
tansS for parcels en- the 'Pot whrb command ssasse -
81" en'h most 81 Which - % arrye. Al lover Grrss a
j. quote 81 Tee With email ss~s C.SkL FRssgrs, Se
Y.rk FaUr. &c and whes, l5c LaEE i~posrs So 80.
ll3oo bnsb Wheai. CANAL ENPoRTs: $50 bSls ~;
s6 -aS bush Wheat '~ri
Buffalo Nov. q. P.s-FLouR avors b. yer., ..l, -.
ibis AZ IS ga - IS Tor conoI Illinois and Mchis,,
u cor choice Ia d. and sc 81 Cor .rt- sse
WHEAT dull and lower; sSlss so basil 81 n fF Cha.a
Spring; 81 I2i for Milwaukee Club; rs red as.n.
81 IS for white do. Coax uDchsnscd sales l3eo bsl
Sc. seoat. OARS hrne' sses 7ve bash 4lc Bls, :.
about ID. ssre sales o bush A. 81 Ia NHrsKy Pc
FREIGHrs Corn &C. 20 New York RroEIprs Cor H.
hour ending to-day: ISIS bhs Flauri 0s -
Whist IS so bush Corn s0o bu h. Ozia CAyaL Expos,.
81 80 bush. " heat - $50 bush. Corn. ~
CH.sLEsroS. Nov. 2-Corros sales to-day 2eo bale
full prices.
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Mr.. Smith stated as his belief that considerable
portion of the assets set down as doubtful and bad
might be realized He submitted the following propo
sitions:
The present stockholders of Lancaster Bank 10 re-
lipaush their stock in the Bank.
The pr, sent stockholders to retake the number Of
shares originally held by them respectively. ano pay
in on the same $25 per share.
The present depositors in the Bank to take the
OF gna shares retail by the present stockholders
i'll eonse nee of inability other sufficient cause.
The GOO additional shares, authorized by the char
r TO be taken by citizens not interested in the Bank,
and pay on the same $25 pr share; also,
Pre- sent deposors To sceept ceruhca'es, payable In
ole two and thee years.
This will give the Bank cash capital Of $500, 000
A Committee of FIVE stockholders, who have not
been connected with the Board officers, were ap-
pointed to investigate whether the Bank was solvent
or iIsolveut and if the latter to report the cause
thereof and wlen and under whose management the
insolvency occurred. The meeting was then adjourned
to the 9th of December
A survey has been made Of railroad from La
Crosse to Prairie du Chen. Il is 81 miles long with
an easy grade.
The M1raakte Sentinel says Of the Ml~aukee and
Horizon Road which has just been opened to Rpon,
that the earnings thus far have exceeded the e1pec,a
tons of the Directors 1t also says under date of the
18th:
"A large number Of our citizens awaited themselves
of the opportunity yesterday to take ride over tae
Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad and pay visit to
Ripon. As tie weather was very fine, they no doubt
had pleasant time of it,
The cash assets and liabilities of the New-Orleans
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MARLNEs JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........Nov. "A
feapr0.

ShiIs-Andoyer, Berry, New Orleans, WIN. Nelson Sons;
Const,llaisn Mulper Liverpool {. Ca Flying Drssor
Little San Frsne,sco Churchs Co. Deutschland HAM.
Meier GLASGOW T. Bseb& Knnhari Nolthern Queen Hodx-
don. Bristol Walsh CHye Chase Great We.tea, ewbaf
Liverpool, c. II. Marshall
BGks-Donette Grban, Bremen, Ii. Koope Ottawa Brown,
Havana Mora Nephew
Bngs-W. Cswftd, Gardner jacksonville II. D. Brookmau
& Co.; Blanche fBT. Mumand. Halifax. A. Lesry.
Scboouers-Elzs Jsne Fish Norfolk - Surprise, Colt,
Cry Point hbief Go Argus Allen, Proyidene.. }. b.
Haw ard. A. J. DYER Rogers 81 johns j. V. GUSTAV, Co
Oregon. krsnse Washington. Mathews, w c Mr'hon,
Gnham " umnsfoD, MoCready, Mott Co d. II. Warner,
Hammond Charleston, McCrrsdy. Mott Co Snow Flake,
Weaver Baltimore Van Bunt SlaSht; Milton, mp PblA
fepbs Jss. Hand Queen of the South Ned Wilmington.
Rlos.om & Son; = 5 Davis Lynch savannah Scranton
Tain AIMS Elizabeth Snare Bangor w w Baker J. L.
He.. Lopez Philadelphia, J. w Mckee Nelioa freebots.
Cruz C. f. j. Peters Louisa, Chase, Bristol . W.
Lewis 4 Co.
Bnsts-Ailas CAIN Ezabethporti Globe Earl Elizabeth
mort
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IN AKKfH ID.

ANDERsON-POST- Thursday Nov. % by the Rev. Wn.
Boesrdus William s. AndenOn 10 Clara, eldest daughter
Of John A. Posi-, etq. all Ct Psssaic, N. j.
FAkNlNG-COLES-On "Wednesday, Nov. 10, Sydney Gan
hing 10 Amelia Coles, ala Of Hampstead.
Observation-Disclosures Milford Conn, Wednes.
evening Nov 49, at the Of the brides MOTHER
Rev. Iona han Brace Franklin T. Lock vood OF
Cincinnati Ohio Emily daughter of the lat Adolphu
Baldwin, e,q.. Of the former place
IOwRIE-PINKERTON-IuB Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Nov. 49,
by Rev d. j. Patterson, Mr.. Robert LowHe and Mis-
Elizabeth Pinkerfon.
OLIVER-QUINsEY-I this cy, Thursday. Noy.2O By
the Rev D. J. Patterson Mr.. Walter Oliver and Miss Rachel
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By Neria Rrre, Boas-eSsS7 bbls Flour 1889 sa,A.
age DO Provisions ~
BY t.s E,t. Railroads co.. bbl, Flour ST. pig. w.l,
578 Do Provisions. "'sy
By ne Ba,ie~ kSI,oad q, tas ssssl ~ can. NH SO
&C. 7oo pks sundes SCI bush Gran 30 40 oesa
DO. FEED s6 pigs Bacswbsst our, ~ bb CIDER ss ~,
Iron so d. L1n lo9 DO Marble $3.50 esa. Paper sS SSs
BY the Hudson Rire, Rairoad for "a. ,c,>kaax c,,,
Calves Sheep tSS Mutton. to- Hoss pks. ,o.i.
40 bush Oas .6 do other 7sa do Potatoes. eo -
Hay eii6 gallons NH ~ tuns Marble, 3! bbls Appls. Se
Pan.
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COURT OF CcxGos PLEAs-SP.oI.L TERM Nov u =
corrp~ caLENpAR-TgIs DAY.

sUPREsE COURT CiRcUT.-Nos 74s Al, lOol, 513,
a 81 1900 7gs 1879 1895 1872 277 g. 3t5 16 2l6 1873
III 2l3 2l24 1904 Z2 Ill9 ISL l73A l l7ll 25l4 Sij,
1852 80 ILL., D. a. rs, 49, 8S, AS 2lO, GIL 2Hs ~
SUPERIOR CuUKI -Tnal roin.-NOs. 9i1, 9S3, iOyI,
1902 Ila 1850 Ii5e l6l l72 1882 lies 1874, lls9 1875
1872 1876 IN 1851 t26l L6 Z7o lZ9 lZ19 ll l18s I'D
I1s7 I9 1891 1894 I2l6. 1873 1914 1917 1929 1884, 1883 1867
Is 1879 1885 1887 1892 1924 lar 4l3 l4 1888 lf5s f4I
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Markets. CAREruLLr REPORTED roS THE TRIBUNE

AsBES-The demand Is good for Pots and the supply
ebt saes OF 50 bbs 81 sass Pearls are quiet al ga
IS III. ,-,--, -. -
CO1TON-The frEness 0ot-ed a. SsfnrasSs market ap-
hem on spasuodic, there being bat little inq ry
tday buyers standing soof anticipating an aoatsnent tn
.s ar I. tbsn bales We 10 not alter Saturdays
or1o,s hut re I. difficult realize for Kidding Cp.snds:
xEw.yoRE CLASSIFICATION.
ITc,1ds Flords Mobile. n " Tex.
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In b. big Magnet Jro- hi.sson JAN -betj xosr IA,
family sud servant Mis-. Nosr SIR M9ses NoAr Miss G. Pan
otto, Edwin de Leon and lady Miss Nam DE- CardevA o
Prescott children and Miss C. Puxeo Msrtn
Lewis Psyke. g. A. Boge, Nathaniel Lopez H. AAron,.
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Disassers, &c.


ThE Susan onLE,s Capt Bragg came up 70 me e,y
thi. norps bark Gen 81 btuns~ies from Ant
w.p All Little Egg H.rI she brought Up 30 ps1s.n-
ssrs with baggage ell IN good health Csp o.
,,.el . win, head hwsrd the bar and has eight
f.s wa'cr IN h. iod Thsro two births among the pas
s4rger. on the az. ADD siucs going lahore.
saIP OPHEir Perkins from Csdz Tor Bosom went sahofe
Oh Saturday noTBns ing sfos near seuae Light she can
be got IF without damage. - a.,
TBE B.sK MAY QUEEN Lhnsop. which called from Bsit-
mole on day put back morning OF 1s having been
rB into vedn, Light below TnomaSs Poio ey sehf
Paune and had bow r SbO with hea hsrns carried
.wy the b ecesed some damage, but to what extern
known. 49,.
ashore sar CspeTs Island got Of about ish ana
lowed Charleston BY steamer Dudley She does net s
pear ~ he dsmsgsf. =.
ScgE PEEVK WARREN, AZ New.Lonion from Bangor, re-
p,r l6h inst Cape Cod Liz southwest y miles dunns
heavy blow lo part dsektsd Of amoer ana ahs et
BARK Mary from Calcutta for Boston pat INTO
Tsil Bay IN stress date particulars rivsp . T.,
ScBR MARY RLIzssF1a, sPof'ed q New York; zap. 80.
aan during recent ga. Sc Ks Harbor dragged "a0's
anS was condemned Sc had no ,srso. ,
BEIc Brox BxsDBrRY Halifax from Liverpool Dad se'"
wesiber. los nSiI' boom, &c . n..,s,,
sailed from New York b. 18th Of August is.t 't Ia
and bad not arrived herr up 70 ib- ID INST esp| " "
wife ard children Oh board
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.n1 al ia ill., sa. ss n r. ssDsrs: o.ad 10 %
hama, Aug John Dsws'n. Lax 20 Pr Ry.se!l d.
S:P a,c pssh sou nd down low Toe sr ni'i .
coast sept Ps,iIs Asr wss p ~ MosanSiqas sp.r.
NE 10 bhl, ard Lost part Of the whaie y ses
$50 An, 20 in nozsmbique Channel, Joseph AAA~sl-
nv III with so bbls sp. oil.