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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10
AUCTION! AUCTION.

~ HE subscriber most respectfully offers the nhabt
i ants Of QftawS and surrounding country his ser
vices City Auctioneer AID Commission Merchant for
the sale of Real Estate, Horse- Carriages. Dry Goods
Furniture, &c, &c. assuring those who m.y favor him
vantpe to effect good sales and prices Carl.
win made f needed) ON good: consigned for immed-
sale Store, north side OF Main street, oppo
site the Post Once. Jas LANCASHIRE
CvAs " EEr. Slieswo0. Ottawa, October l,lssS
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MURDER IN EANpoLPH CouNTY.-On the
16tl. ult, John Carr and James Mckinny,
living near Liberty, Randolph county, got
into a difficulty about small account 6etw.
cen them when the latter struck the former
upon the head with . spade. From the
wound thus received Carr died on Sundsy
following the occurrence. MrKinRy hss
been arrested, and held to bail in the sum
of 1920.
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Sash Deer, and Blind Factory.

4. p AQOELhN
0YOCLD inform the public that he II now making at
w his Factory the Hydraulic Basin, near the Ci
~ Mills superior articles of Doors sash, and blinds
NV work il all made Of seasoned Lumber, ana in point
OF finish durability. will compare favoraby With any
in this market
Builder. and others invited to give me call before
purchasing elsewhere, sure that can oisr them
Undue .ments 10 buy OF me. a. Z. CASCELiN
O,tawa Orfober 1856
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NEwspApERs.-The newpapcr is law
book for the indolent, sermon Tor the
thoughtl,ss, and library Tor the Poor-l
NAV stimulate the most ind,ff rent. it may
instruct the most profound-and should Al
ways aim to be the proud guardian Of . "a-
ton 3 liberties and interest.
A newspaper is an impersonalty. Read
ers in general care very little, and certainly
are not at all concerned to know who may
be the writer Of a particular paragraph. A
newspapers material, if it be anything, can
hot nowadays be exclusively the produc.
ton of one man. 1t is inmaterial who
writes-unless in . case that d. mans per-
sonal otfsnce-and an opposing journal
would be be ter employed in answering the
arguments or ovsrthrowing the positions OF
an article than in assailing or alluding to Its
imagined author. This IS point Of news.
paper etiquette which should be Observes
by al, who would maintain the deeorum ana
dignity Of the pross.
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why are sheep the most dissipated and
unfortunate Of animais! Because they gam
boil about in their youth. frequent the turf.
are very generally black legs, and are uni
versally fleeced.
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MRS. GRAY

vYYOULD inform the public that she still continues
w give lessons the piano, guitar and meiodeonto
Also instruction in thorough bass Lessons given At
her boarding place. Amass Fosters, west Of the SIDE
sus, and as iks rssidenes u pupils, ~ -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-10

Edmund Burke was telling Gsrrick sss
day at Hampton that oil bitter things were
hot. Indeed" says Garrick, "wnas 90
yeu think, Mr.. Burke. OF o'tssr e0sa GEO.
therf"
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NIII.L1N l. IL y

MIL IL Y f. II y.
Corner Muir & ColRaJts sts-Hrs. Gregg's otd HdHd
MISS SARAH AVERY
YYT OULD respectfully inform the ladies' of OTTAWA and
w vicinity that have just returned from New YORK
with the ani best styles Of MILLINERY consist
ing in rart q class Pajers Hats Ribbons Flowers,
pl1m.s ard Dress Caps. Also splendid LOT of Bridal
Wyea,I, from one to six dollars large a-soT tnen Of
Hosiery. Opera Hoods, f., 6c .
Nv rb;-.t IN going 70 Nrv York to purchase Millinery
this In the rs, place ray-c.sh down TOR my Goods
can bGy cheaper those WHO buy ia Chicago can
get later fashion. later stS!-s can sell better
of Coed. cheaper. ana consequently can OHtF ~
dlccmsn;s the ladies OTTAWA equal 10 any eastern
City
Lsdie. please cal, ard stock, and hst'er my
self you will not b. disappointed. -
o,5, SARAH AVERY.
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD

THE undersigned having purchased the slOp and stock
o! Gvwen Finley, where he Intends to carry the
business q extensive scale lie has hand and
receipt Of the hest quality Of American Ita
liam and Egyptian Marble. for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments Mantes Furniture, &c As he has Of
the workmen in the western country, he feels
sured get up anything in his line in superb
style together with low prices he feels assured
he win give ~ those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. t.si-.t
n b. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS
Ottawa March g. 1856
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T., n discussion as to what constituted .
gentleman. . lady said . gentleman y
hnman being who possesscs mans courage
md q wornxn'y Tenderness. 20 si..
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DANIEL LEAIIY

-. Z ETURNs his sincere thanks 10 hi. numerous
i2I v customers, and the public generally, for tn.
liberal patronage he has hitherto received he u.
- determines. by punctualy in fulfilling all orders,
by using the best Of materials and ship.
merit a continuance Of the same.
lx>trrn Leather For Silrs
lie has received a large OF leather for fall and
winter trade. consisting in part Of
Ieifiock and slaughter sole leather,
OIA and lfemlocA upper.
Craw:crd's Pt!s. zip and calf
Calcutta kip. good common kip and calf
Grained upper and pink Innings
Boot. morocco, aUp fancy linings,
Patent calf and string leather for irashng use,
Shorrak-r's lit and findings.
Always hsnd, assortment Of g-ntiem-n's hn-
French calf patent leather. and Morocco boots lsdle.
-s', and ciildrrn's boots and shoes, and made to
e. Ar
Also leather lasts hoo, crimp boards hammers
pin -r- knives. and findings generally used ia the bust
mes,
Rel airing done usual. September s.
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Flarirg and Saving Niiil.

THE Undersigned hav. this day entered into co-paTt
] uer>hip III the ahUy. business under the firm 0!
KNIGHT X RATiIBCN-
They prepared to furnish dressed flooring and
siding their establishment iIe hydraulic basin in
Ottawa of superior Workmanship, their triumph
machine" ia any Quantities and at prices snit p'r
cl..i>crs. They viii do cJ>iou work, nf planning and
saving. short notice. Dressed aud unres>ct Lumber
constantly hand redaced cash prices. Come and
see. Il A. KNIGHT.
jui26-ly" T. Il. EArIIBuN.
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Mark Well.
New Tailoring ESlabl lis! U me III :

HE undersigned having located III Ottawa, would re-
,pectfuy its inhabitants and vicinity that he
has opened shop in the lately occupied Teie
graph office, in Reddick's block for the purpose of Gus
Tailoring in all its branches. Having had much
peence in several of largest cities, both cutter
and maker, fatter myself that my work shall not be
surpassed. either for elegance OF style or neaness Of
workmanship, this side of Chicago. All work entrusted to
my charge shall meet with promptness and despatch
v. R.-CGtting done and fit warranted.
jun2S DAN IL. ASHTON.
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WACO -. " AGONs:
GUN RTINGS g. : AIM
e EF superior article OF agohs
q Buyges. made oi the best seasoned timber ana
warranted in every respect. We invite farmers ad all
others cB a,.3 work before buying, We are
satisfied that manufacturing good II not better
Wagons BugEes il.an has been offered III the
City.
our Shop opposite the Gas Works, the side-cut
R-yairiIig done :: short notice
ABR.N cuNxIs.>. lu,ylU-lyI cHRisToHHrR HAHN
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY

NEW ENGLAND BAKERY!
~. "A <fOsSs,.
MANUFACTURER OF ALL VARIETIES or
Bred. Ca I. e.. ;sslai Cr;Ck ers.
on Hrdison, Col,raLus Street Ottdtcd, Illinois,
r now prepared 10 furnish the shortest notice,
= superior article of Sugar Soda Boston. Batter,
Water Pic Me, Wine, and Ginger Crackers, Pilot and
Navy Iread
A do business a strictly Cash basis and have
ry facii Manufacturing, enabied 10 sell low
as an other House i'll the West.
All kinds nf Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
hand and made to order novzsI &. W SANFORD
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EUckSkjllS.

THE subscriber b-g- call attention his Buckskin
i Establishment Main ST. house west of Ma
eius Office Tanned buckskin.. all kinds of buek>kin
gloves. whip lashcs &C. always hand and sold at low
prices.
Ca-h paid for deer ..ins Iiuni-tfl HENRY RAPP
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DO. CO.:!CO,t!1O,L! $500.

yYI prepared TO fill all orders Of Coal for IA
w nly use at 81 per ton, Of good article
La sale Co. BIck-mths viii please
take nUiic- that working huge beds,
expressly or biacksminr purposes. known Strawn's
Ceal Peas. give a caI!-w- will sell you prime qua
IIy.
All persons wishing for their winter stock
a. Coal w od, do by calling office the
Basin. a ne yard opposite the Gr:ger House.
agg3p : WARNER HARDING < co.
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We.t IF TIE Pos, off,. Nfin STREET. 0hducH, IN.
1'On,rC,sx - Cigar -E:sMuSa tory.

We.t ef tie Pos. off, Nam STREET. Ottaca, IN.
TODarr. Cigar .E;nuSa tory.
On Hpin ST. Door EdSt IF Pot Ofce,
IT. HE oud inform the public that lie Is ma
u nafsciuring and Keep, on hand the best quality oi
Chewing TObarco, Snun, Ppes &c, Wholesale and
tail favorable to CUSTOMERS Also, the best OF
Havana, Laofsra Csssad"rs, and other kinds oi C-
Farmers otIegs who chew can maze
great saving by buying OF AT Wholesale, as cat
sell a better article. less price tiIan i'-clars
Please call Ey Minulactory, next door west oil the
Post CiiC-, aud see for yourselves.
Ottawa Nov 10 G IL sIhNEipth-
Il l.; NOV y l..
MS. ISED
MOULD respectfully inform the ladies OF ottawa and
w vicinity she has removed I-r Millinery tsIh-
i>u.eut TO the upper in Bas-.tts biiiil=, Man
ST orp-ite tie Mansion House, ~H-r. she viii Keep
full assortment Of Goods for Fail aud inter trade Al
so. a stock OF fashionable C.Oa.. iOT sale nl,e
MIL LII y l. X y.
.ss,SEU
EGS leave iiiest N 'btSa @sd went
ID ty. that her FALL STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
for their and she viii be happy
to wait upon al who may favor her with call.
Rooms over the Marble Front Store. -"
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tT-'fTr J TIVNStII d % !
N ILL he fcund ~ the extensive and well Sc
" i.ct,si stocks of Family Groceries Provisions.
Fruits Willow aud Wooden Ware 8c prices that
hardly aii t" please All they sell i. warranted give
entire satisfaction. Ottawa November 29 1876
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convey from the Post Office to Their respective news-
paper ofiices the letters aud exchange papers al
dressed 10 the editors. They then Use rhe same bags
to carry the waste newspapers gathered from th-ir
respe,,ve offices for sae ~ the Juok-shop Keepers,
leaving the bAgs till the pcxt day for their comforts 10
be emitted and weighed. In this way, hundre.., u
bsos are lost from our City PostOitce ev.sy year,
and 80 numerous have been the depr -dations th.t "
vss determined ~ make nvestig alton into the
matter Accordingly several officials connected win
the department went through the city on tour OF To-
teudept Of the Newspaper Department, found at the
d. or Of Learys iunkshop, in Cedar s'r-et four na
bags exposed. Mr. Clarke asked Leary II those we're
for sale; he said they were. Mr. Clarke thea ask-a
if he had any for sale. Leary SAID thar u h1u
not Mr. Clarke being skeptcal, commenced an ef
animation of the store. Under some old sacsiuS ne
fout five ether mail bags lied with mails ana Oaie,
Junk shop rubbish. He again asked L-ary II ne ''su
any more of these bags. Leary protested mat teore
were all that be had and that he had bought theu
from somebody ON the other side Of own. MI C!ark'
the search further and under phe e run
bish found one hpndred aud t0ur additional pasf;
II was then admitted by Leary That he had ob'aaed
these bags from newsbJys connected with me Co"f
rier and Enquirer. The Journal o. C0mmetse' anu
Tile Commercial A3rerttser.
lie was arrested this morning at O'Clock by Officer
O Keefe of the United States Marshal once snort
" after 10 O'Clock Lesry was brought before Com MS
sioner S,ljyen for examination. Mr. Joachimssen
.be Tinted States Assistant District Attorney, ap-
peared for the prosecution, and MIR. Mllken Tor the
After one witness had been partially examined,
Iearv waived an examination, and was held to bail IN
the sum Of $500 to answer in the United States DIS
trict Court on the first Tuesday IN September.
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PROvisIONs--Tbe excitement IN Porh .sstst -.
time. mainly Prime and Prime Nsss; Nsss e
x: ss. are iss sS ~. s ~
SD ga Is 81 for Sour Mess sbakF 20 for Clear, a. "
oe. ~ rne Mes, srS go ss,d r's 40 BE
demsne srd firm. with nothing arriving a.s Of w ~ !.
si6 Sasl7 81 for repaeked Western Mes! sl7asr So
Prime Mes /. 70 limited rrqas.; At soG SO 50 s..,s
are dull ct as sra s2i Cut Mss in limited sqpo,y 49,
and Z a,an bssr .es Of hs. %s1 ssss.
At iidfic Lard Is xzaD h-t~r aud the demand more ss
Fssr in AR s,masd a, Jsa for s.e ~ g,ss
Cheese are s.sbe ST 6dlne the latter Zoe prime n s,ss
Frr. fair demand at 5disc for good mas Of Stse nS
I29l4c for Western,
PiCF /. ouiet but firm sales 81 % Tea q, yas,e
srGARs sre heavy and dull holders have os.r.s L..
Tse secrc tr the week on refining u.a-s fully iss. rs
,le Ar. 500 bh6s mostly Cuba at sldiec aud io h6ds PS
to Rico At iO.c; also 81 hhes Mel'dss ~ nc
SKiNs-Tbe inquiry s kinds particularly Deer sss.
limited but prices are without msfsrS change.
SPLITTER IL inactive ~ Tic. n n 8 mos.
TFAs are quiet though the feeling good In both Geas
ToRIccoA moderate dennsnd prevails at full prizes sss
most hind. Of Leaf Of 30 bids keuncsy al 9g y
h,lss Vsy.na AZ S. as and % Seedea az 5dksc.
TINRloct Tin /. held with increased 6rmne.s Bsncs |,
aud wanted being now rn,reIy ot OF - -
cash In s,rys nothing has anspred since ta<
large roticed "Wednesday Holders are now arm
Sc the stock however Is smple Plates have been
animated demand az the close sales of 500 boxes Sl
500 40. first qusy Coke Tn at $40 20 ov~'. 20
Charcoal Terne st 10 So and soo do Coke Tsne on pvs'
understood 10 BE- nearly, II not al full prices
TALL OWTh- supply 10 moderate, he demand FAIR sale
Of good Western at l2ic cssh.
msnd moderse Gales OF $50 abs at 2sdstc for Ohio N
Prison. - -. A,
Transactions e,tced owing - the extreme prices s.ee
NE notice aes Of North West for home use az 81
co do Ocho,sk for consumption 81 N and ZOO do u
ZINC 1. quiet but steady .. slasic-, s mos.
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m..L.,. Renortel Jv Telegram.

Cuc,co Avg I4-s o m.-FLoUR active at $1oe7 So
wHrsr finn CoRN dull a. Isle OARS dull SHfPNxsrs-fs
Buffalo no Flsur or Wheat; a 90 eush Corn. .oo ,,,
st Sc IS extrs Wisconsin and tor new esls
81 81 for mixed and red Ohio and 81 $50 Is new white
CoRx steady at the opening Gales soS ou,s oeoic
closing dull OATS unchanged AZ 6d62c. WHISKY iower
sales 200 bbs 27ldc FREIGHrs dull Corn iofc 10 rev
York LAKE IMPORTS for the twenty four hours ending
noon TODAY: Wheat, 5000 bush Corn CANAL
FxPoRrs-6ooO bush Wheat TO the interior; oU' ousn.
Corn to tde-water. ,-a,,,
at Sc SEA 81 25 for Oswg brands WHEAT tendency Up
u,rd. sales SO for CHICAGO Spring " ~ Tor
MilsuLee Club and 81 80 for Illinois Winter. CoRS hru
sales 600 bush at 7sd closing at the after FsSars
dn and LAKE IMPORTS to-day ~ 600 bush Corr
C.xsI EIpoRTs: 600 bbls Flour I50C0 bnsh Corn. .
ALBANY Aug. I4-6 P. N.-FLous quiet and UNCHANGED
WsxAT inactive and supply very light sales 70 tx quots
lions CoRy dull In the Of the scarcity
OF parcels aoat the arrivals have beon light but some 40
bnb are at on the canal the afternoon there ssles
of some 5000 bush sost s5 the market cosns at ne lat
ter price. SHIPMENTS yesterday: 5000 bush Corn fo"S
the shi pments very light. WHISKY 49, dUc.
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SANDUsKY CITY BANK, Sandusky, Z
Ohio. August II. 1851.

To "a. Editor Of The ". Y Tribune
SIR: In the money article of your paper OF yester
day morning, there appears an extract from 1komP-
sons Reporfr in which the circulating notes OF tns
Bank among others, siscredted and In reference
TO the Ohio Bank named, the reason gwen tor throw
ing out their issues is that there IL an Impression
that the securities have been msappled or are NOT
available" have written to the publisher OF me
Reporr assuring him tn It so far as this Bank Is con-
cerned there is no foundation in truth for such an i
preston as he Names and would here repeat this
assurance to you. The circulating notes OF this BANK
are secured by deposit of Ohio State Stock with tue
Treasurer of the State in amount equal to the ccuia
tion all of which are at this moment, and ever nave
been, Immediately available for the re iemption OF the
Bank should the Bank fail to redeem at Its counter
Our notes are current and bankabe throughout this
State and have heard OF intimatOn that that any
rumor was in existence relative to the Securities oil the
Bank until saw it in ThOmpsOn's Reporter.
Mr.. Thompson will 40 doubt make proper correc-
ton in his next weekly issue but inssmuch as TINS
rumor has gained a wide publicity through your col.
unns beg leave to request that you will as an ACT
of Justice 10 this Bank well AZ to the bllholders,
state in your next daily issue that the rumor affecting
the credit of this Bank is without foundaton that the
notes of the Bank will be redeemed on presentation at
the Office of the Bank and that its pledged securities
with the Treasurer of the State ample and mme-
diately available for the redemption Of its notes
Yours respectfully, H. D. FLfNI' 's'niet'
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Total............Sl525 l a Sls0J i o.
Decrease this
There il a more active demand for money and
some Of the large Banks are calling in their loans al
though not to any important extent. General bust
ness is by no means yet active but the Fall trade is
now CONN encing, and we may naturally look for an
enlarged demand for money. The immense crops of
the West have begun to move toward the seaboard,
and this operation employs large amount of funds
The importers Of dry goods complain Of great duness
The managers of railroads in Illinois propose to
meet at Chicago a. early day. to take into consid
Grafton the FIVE points presented in Mr.. Morans circu
lar on railroad management.
The Committee of the Board Of Brokers ccmmun-
Gated to day the correspondence which the Company
bad in pursuance Of their duties which accepted
This correspondence published yesterday. We
now annex the correspondence between the Committee
and the United States Life ard Trust Company.
NoSHANovrR STREET Aug IS 1851
John A Seuayt esg Secretary n the United State, Tyut
SIR: The Committee appointed on the part of the
New-iork Stock Exchange Ia ascertain the amount Of
the Michigan Southern aud Northern lndiaHa Railroad
Company now outstanding. beg leave to ak your
Compauv acting as registers for the above named
whether or not 20 900 shares OF old stock and 80 900
of new or stock comprise the whole number
of shares of the stock of the Michigan Southern aud
Northern Indiana Railroad now outstandingl II not
please state the number Of shares IN excess of the
above.
Does your Company bold itself responsible for the
correctness of the transfers OF this Company and does
il hold itself liable to the public for any issue Ut stock
beyond the number above stated, VIZ lOv00O shares
in all of both kinds which number Of shares the Com
psny has stated as the amount Of its capital Issued
per their last report. r.y,n oporsu,cv
"'s-'" H. A. JOHNSON,
"A. CAMPBELL
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Arrived.

LsSDs sE Michel Aatw::p 18th
bound 9Th il il q lon q passed big csl:.; SsaaaG
SHIP R,ei, Amy, HsvTs July s with md:s aud is pass.
r. had S: ns %. On On. the
July lat 4s So Ion Is 20 exchanged signals With PARK h.o
Baltimore bound w July a. 40 Ion A. exchanged signals
with ship Constitution, bound f. ,,,.
s s% Sn s%y S S'a ef sa bound Tin
t Ga. @ss %H rfS The
Bark NJ B Hartman Simmons, Rochelle May q" with bran
BIG Golden f. sd Johnson Pensacola days with lumber
S. D. .ssss sdsy; w &
dnd foul Of the ship Rather which carried the brgs
Brs Trade Wind lof BuehrD, Reed Nuevt.. 4h int:
c H. Kennedy for New.york.
s. t rs ssSr %Ss Merrill
Brig Albert tBr) Stoves, Hilsboro' N g., 10 days. with
Brig Borpeo of Jsck.onyie) Craig Jacksonville days,
with lumber to R Gilchrst; vessel to Peck Church
Scir Ocean Bird tBrj Loeihart Windsor, Ns days.
IS" scb 's + Hs1srd Billiard Even fg5 M.T.ssrd
seh A. P.ier He%mns~.y Port Even for Hartford
s SS M.fys msn cisrs Alexandra. days with COS. n
ssh s' 6an Ty,eIw .rr.n, vsnis days, wood
ssS chT Bowman Taylor Virginia days. with melons.
cbr Potomac Folsom, Virginia days. with wheat ). C.
Williams
Geo. W. simpson
sehr GPsy Norton nachas days with lumber to Msyhsw.
Talbot l. Co. -
schr Isabella Faulkner Boston days. with mdse TO Dayton
4 Sprsgue.
sehr soph Collins, Plymouth N C., days. With shingles
10 Benton Bros
b. Cromwell. - -
steamer Ke1nebee: Hand Philsdephs and Cape May v
hours. with mdse. 20 y. Perkins.
Steamer Caledonia Lsyhed Baltimore 40 hours, with ndss
10 II. B. Cromwell. :.
Ws.ternpor Berry Portland Sc hours, mdss 70 IL
3. Cromwell .
Isaac Odell. SO
SAILED-ship wm Travis Brown Galveston Asn An
Lang, Roscher Melbourne; barks Bskey tBr.l. H.ioe~t
Quebec Lsurs -; Russ Russ, York River; Ssmsos. -
brig Kste Fo.ter Billings ST. Jsgo, and others.
FELLOWSHIP Arabia (of Brunswick LIVERPOOL sne'''
outside the bar. Reported By stesrntus W. H. Webb.
d
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.NaR/NE WURN1L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK....... ARGUS
Cleared.

sesmship-Bsc Comstock Liverpool. r.. X. Collins Co.
Shit a. Costar Hsnlen Rotterdam, A. Ladd.
BsIks-J: T. Jones, woOdburn Baltimore Hicks I Bell,
son Phlsdelphia Walsh, Carver Chase.
Bie,-A. A. Typs Wiswall, Dsrien VIM. Insslls; w y
King ST. John, N. B.. A. smithers; Wappoo Carver st. 30.
bastisn Walsh Carver Chase;
W. Roach johnson. City Point, NJ Frye Co. z. VII.
let's Csmmsriep Warrington, Mathews Mitchell; @. MI.
lard snow Boston, w Baker; Ann Cole, City Point jas
Hunter CO.; Margaret Hensen, Alexandria kc., n Be-
dell; London tBr.l Wallis st. John. Desly; Sussex,
Martin. Aux Caves Merrill Abbott; N Shaer Strickland
Hartford. J. Il. Edwards
Stesmer-Jsckson, Baker, Baltimore H. B. Cromwell
Bsrge-W. p. Avery Roper Wilmington master.
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MARRIED..

HALL-McFERRIN-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Aug H.
by the Rev. Jesse d. Peck D., Mr.. William n Hall OF
EewYork Miss Jane X. McFerrn Of Westhed, Staten
Island
REITMEYER-MORIARTY-I New. York on Monday, Aug
10 by the Rev. Mr.. Dunbar Z. A w. Remeyer TO Miss
Mary Moriarty, eldest daughter Of A. F. Morarty esq
ROBINSON-KlTCHING-At Christs Church. Bay Ridge, on
Thursday Aug 49, by the Rev Theo. Irving Lii d. James
Robinson esq., Sarah Frances second daughter OF John
B. Kitching, esq.
RIJssELI-JAMES-At Brooklyn Thursday, Aug. G, b.
the Rev Mr. Arson Nun, Mr.. David Russell to Miss Mary