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already been informed that General Jerez was
received few days ago by this Governmauf AZ
Envoy Extraordinary from Nicaragua: but
the statement made by several of our cotem.
poraries in this connection, that he will sune,.
sede Senior irisarri, as the representative from
that government, is not correct. He is sent
here for special purpose, In the consumma-
uon oil WHICH he is to act conformity with Iri-
sarri, who is still the resident minister, and
without whose cooperation Gen j. is incom
petent to act in his official capacity. Before
zen 1erez was recognized by the Administra.
non, ne was placed under the necessity of
making broad and ample apology for the
offensive language used by President Mart;ns,
towards this Government, In the append;x 10
the famous Belly contract; and we learn, that
he also gave pledges for the peri rmance of
other important acts on the part of his govern
ment. 1t was on condition he had authority
to make these promises that he was received
and he was informed that if he should fail in
their fnlfTlment, his mission shall be abruptly
terminated --.,s,r "a, F
FROM UrAH.-Mr. r. Anderson, under date
OF September 10, writes from Salt Lake City,
to the St. Louis Republican, as follows:
"Judge Eckels leaves next week for the Stafes,
much TO the regret, far can learn, Of all the
Gentiles In this valley The court meets In this
Tefrito,y ON the first Mondays In October and
Novemoe', and the supreme court on the first
Monday 10 January Judge Sinclair is here and
VIII noid MS court at the appointed time, In the
meantime, unless the recent appointed Judge
Cradlebangh arrives, the supreme court cannot
have session. Judge Eckels and Sinclair, and
Secretary Hatnet, recently made visit to Fill.
more, the capital Of the Territory. The Council,
bs resolution. has changed the seat Of government
20 place called Parowan, but which action, |
think, will not be recognized by the civil aut hor
comfort Of either members or officers OF the Fedl
erai Government Governor Cumming 10 much
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1 B "A "a Al N 8
a Be sure TO come to -lAE-
r. T.MADQOX'S DRY GOODS STORE,
30 Seventh Street. ,-i
,I large assortment OF SHAwLs and RIB
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rPLAsTERERs, BALL. Waskfsstos rs
UH sembIy RGoms:T7The patrons ana supporters
Ihittes by enistng the patty OF their merous
friends i9 our cause. Remember the Ban THIS
IT. THOs. HODGsoN. SEQ.
TNATIONAL GUARD. ATTENTIONS
w AZ meeting ofthe Corps. held on the 9Th, it
new uniform by "Wednesday, tine 18Th, should be
dropped from the roll. Members will take notice,
and govern themselves accordingly.
0c l1-I~ IL DUDLEY Seo
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H@ THE LADIES OF ST. DOMINIC,S
S Church are DESTROYS to meet their friends and
the community generally at the Island Hall, corner
OF Virginia avenue and 9Th street west, on MON
DAY EVENING, the 18th of October to entertain
Them for q few days, with some exhibitions and
notions OF their choice. after the form of Far,
oh they have prepared to answer certain dem ands
on their beautiful little Church, and for the benent
OF the poor children of their district. The ladies
will study to give their visitors a pleasant time
Hall kept open until Saturday night, the ia inst
Music commencing at IA .. m. oc5 lit
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HE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAIL.-On Sat-
urday evening dispatches were received here
from St. Louis, announcing the arrival in that
city of the Great Overland Mail, in twenty
three days and four hours from San Francisco.
Six passengers were brought through by the
stages. President Buchanan transmitted to
John Butterfeld, Esq, the following congratu
latory message on the success of this enter.
prise
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The Springfield Republican states that the failure of
White, Smith Co. of Northampton, manufacturers OF
enameled cloth, was brought about by the embezze-
ments of their selling agent in New York. Mr. David s.
Damon whose depredations upon the company esti
mated all the way from 900 to $4,000 The firm
possessed the confidence of the community, and many
citizens had invested in its notes had thus put out
all or nearly all of their means, and the failure
takes them with great distress 1t Is calculated that the
concern owes citizens of Northampton about $48 900 for
money loaned OF for endorsement, for which none OF
them have any security. Mr. Damon is in Jail at North
anpton under charge of debt. On the criminal charge
against him he will have to be tried in New York He
has made over to the company property which he
acquired with its funds Mr. Damon was formerly sta
ton agent of the Connecticut River Railroad Company at
Hoyoke and lost that position through malteasance in
his administration, including supposed cmbezzement OF
the oompanys moneys.
letter in one of the medical magazines argues that
the outdoor and cherry sunshine man can use
the longer he win live Go along any of the fashionable
streets of New York. says the writer, and you will find
not less than three and often six distinct conrvances to
keep out sunshine and gladness First the Ventian
shutter the outside second the close shutter on the
inside third the blind which is moved by rollers then
there are the lace curtains the damask other material
etc In the train the exclusion Of external air by
of double SASH and variety of patent convances
to keep any little stray Whit Of air from entering from
the bottom, Sides and tops of doors and windows At
this rate shall dwndIe into Lputs If we do not die
OF sooner.
While the poor match man was passing down Union
street. creeping his knees accompanied by his daugh
ter five six years old an incident occurred which is
worthy of notice. Among the group who had collected
around them hearted sailor who bought
store of Matches large enough for ouryears cruise
Jack handed him two-doar bill, and being offer
cd the change, replied SIN Gods take II all,
YOU need it than do can't take change from
suffering object like you Blessings the heart
ed sailor Nee Bedford Mercury,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
$. c. Herring 4 Co.'s Patent Champion safes

fINilE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
L nnling tint discriminating public bcowng patron
age TO that extent that moro exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and coom broadway No 25 Murray street.
to the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse with the
recent extensive enlargement Of their factory will enable the
bes to keep hand at all times stock fire burglar
proof safes than any other establishment
tenton will be had TO constructing safes private families
with other furniture, for tho security Of plate and jewery
Also
WIN Keep band and mako order all kinds
DOORS and bank vaults HALLS patent powder proof for banks
or store doors Joness patent Crygers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. G. HERRING & Co.,
Nos. 1875, 137, and l39 Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway Murray st. New York.
v. CUYIE Il CO., Agents
.a. .....0. Washington D. @.
:. - B. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2o--ly Richmond, Virginia.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, g. CO.,
Bankers,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
SSuE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available in all tho principal tho world Also
aIe credits for use in Europe, China &c.
May 2S-6mos
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CPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, ls5s.--
~ GREGORY MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware. To
be drawn under the OF commissioners appointed by
tho governor.
Lottery for tho Benefit OF the STATE OF DELAWARE
Glass 1858. To be drawn WILMINGTON DEL
day ~ -
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I,HE GREAT WoNpER oF THE NlNErEE.NTII

Il Century, Professor WOODS Restorative.
says tle st. Louis Mo) Democrat publish
M & w"Sd % & s city iro gentleman in Maine which speaks glow
nave s effect when coming from TccrtAcates
arc guarantees Of truth the Doctor useless
panery from the press
BATH, (ds ) Jan. 90 1855.
pRoy wcop Co Genlcmcp Having NV attention called a
w @ months since 70 the highly bcueca
% was induced 10 make application OF 1t upon my hair
% ~ Saa ~ become qn sray probably third white whker
% e o inc ao character Some three months since procured
bottle Of your Hair ostoraive H. soon found il was
proving what had wished used about
10 the world that tho gray white totally disappeared both
se 5 a ora and face and my hair has resumed M natural oo and
; am now sixty old good wife, at the Of my
"U Ss mas used y with the same cfect
The above notice yon your discovery
assured that whoever will rightly per directions viii
nav nave occasion 70 contradict my statements cizc this
@ sno resident hero for tho last fifteen years and known
Of the boy Os u here and adjoining 0w Any use you may
preserve tho beauties Of nature In others well myself
4 G RAYMOND,
BAIuxoRx Jan 2s 1858,
wooDs HAIR RESTORATIVE
% Woop Dear sir Having had the misfortune lose tho best
on my hair from tho yellow Orleans
was induced your preparation
glossy words eau express INV obligations 70 Won IN Syns 10
the afflicted such treasure - FNIsT JOHNSON s
,D oo andcr-sgrd X Bragg minister in regular standing
NV pastor o. the Orthodox Church Brook0cd
gentleman Of great influence universally beloved
WM. DYER
r woD Dear Having naao trial oC your Hair Restorative
roS s mo pleasure y that lis effect cxocIIon
"@ which have been clhood and has also re-
c no oSoT wS aS was becoming gray rs original color
poni ''' "uuc win anything hko Tho same pleasure or
Yours truly, TX BRAGG
% Restorative put up bottles q throc sizes viz largo me
@ aed small the small pint and rculls for ono dol
ar pr bottle The medium holds at loas ,wcny Dor cent, M more
bottle F ory per cent more In proportion and rca for
wooD Co. Proprietors al2 Broadway Nov, York lin ina
s. o sT YORK Wire Railing fblihmcnt and ia street
And And sold By all good Druggists and gsncy Goods Dealers
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Eight longer advertisements IN elso
Advertisements ordered IN
twice or THRICE 81 or each
week ~ the daily 70
Special notices charged double
the foregoing = tstssttts
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, Attorney-at-Law, the
w sscs Building, corner 7th and streets washington
will practice all the courts OF the strc including the Court
OF Claims and the adjoining counties in Virginia.
SOP 23--3m
I.1OR RENT--On Lafayette or Presidents Square
the dwelling tho Club House In size, situation and
Apply % Capt JOHN RODGERS,
Sop 5o--dn No. ESQ street. corner Of 17th.
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS I. The stea

~ U M nj u IL AHKANU u Nj EIV ~ IH0 5V5ar10r
- GEORGE PAGE viii run as follows;
Leave Alexandria 10 II o'clock, M a. and o'clock,
p.
p.
hours Is
whaeys onbnses connecting with tho Page aud Coycr, VIII
aye the l2h and Pennsylvania
the sam ms leave Alexandria.
S--eod--u RICHARD WAIIAiCli, President
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

NIEW ARNANUEMENI.
dRs,r SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
N' at RAILROAD.
tm wAsiIScuN CRY 10 virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mssssipp Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets obtained at the great Southwestern ka
s % nrner and Sixth street, washing
ION on Steam Ferry Boat George ie OF a to oco VI
Ihe Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
M chmon Danyie Lynchburg Bristol, Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville Huntsville Grand juno
ton Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans
pv Iect on and Railway Connexions to Memphis
Anouv greater Expedition Comfort and being over 200 miles
shorter than by any other ronto - =,
Tho steam ferry boat George Page leaves tho loot OF seventh sue'
al az O'Clock Alexandria, where passengers take the cars Tor
pohe,ond Slaunto, White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock for Richmond and all poinis southwest
making sure aud close connexions 70 Memphis
Iags wagons the Office Pa avenue, at
O'Clock, M and 7, Pm
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
Jnne 1s N Washington
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T1ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
l' OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHUMBERLAND IT

II or THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND THwEsT.--BAITI
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Three through daily Sunday from WASH
ington for the West as follows
lst Mail 535 and las Sunday cxcepted
allowing passengers breakfast the Reay House Washing
" Junction, before proceeding West
2 aud St. Louis Express Connexion leaves Wash
connecting directly express Louisville Cairo and the
Louis Kansas Time from Washington
Cincinnati hours, ST. louis only "A hours fa
Dayton Indianapolis Cairo, st. Ions Chicago and
Northwestern Express leaves daily (cxcet Saturday and Sunday
d. connecting Washington junction BALTIMORE leaving
Baltimore TO the scenery Of tho
daylight tako the o. 35 and 745 445 p M train
from Washington
train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad ake
the
Through tickets and baggage quarters every
other possible facility, will be found upon this route
passengers OF Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road will leave Washington follows
points Washington Junction and Piedmont ako the
745, m, trains.
For Wheeling, the A.
To connect with the Frederick ran take tho $780,
train.
sa WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS:
Leave Washington Baltimore 535 and 745 and 80
aud 446, p On Sunday at3,3o, y. M only.
Baltimore 80 and 930 and 80 and $50,
Sunday at 4 80 m, only
only will and for
napois connexions.
Tho AS $50 p M the chief fconnecting trains for
West $40, 745, and 80 for the East
For further information inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office, Washington TIiOS H. PARSONS, Agent
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS NEW ARRANGE

Y
MGToN DIRECT TO PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
NETwo daily lines from Washington tho South
Southwest Boats leave their bcrtbs foot Of 9th street. at 0
and ~ Passengers by the morning boat obtain fine
breakfast enjoy pleasant sail Of 81 hours down tho
beautiful Potomac passing in full view OF Mount Vernon By the
they good aud rest OF four hours In
comfortable bchs aud arrive in Richmond In time 10
with all trains for tho South and Southwest
The great southern mail Is conveyed this It being ~
miles shorter and 100 miles less aoadng than by other route
making certain connexions TO 4.set 3e~
FRDRRicsaBURG RICHMOND hsgRsRuRG, VIRGINIA WHpos
WmMNGros NJ c.; CHARLESTON, e. Augusta, GA MONTGOMERY
MnmIx NEW oRRAss sou1rmRs tIrIEs
TOWNS. 2t.
Also connect at Richmond with tho Danyie, Souhsde, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads X
FOR TIE SoUTHwEST TO
Ianvile Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Men,phs
lynchburg Knoxville, Atlanta, @
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orlcana
For through tickets further
the southern ticket Office No 372 Pennsylvania avenue
east Of Browns Hotel or on board The boats foot Of 9th street
@ GEO, T. MArHNLY,
August LILY Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE TO pRE,EMpToN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right cmpon the lands
townships above
qured establish the the satisfaction Of ths and
proper land Office payment therefor
practicable before the appointed
the public sale the lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim viii bs forfeited
TTOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF tho General Land 0nlco.
July 24-1awl3w lint &Siarl
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u. S. STEAM FRIGATE PowHATAg,

VI 70 . y
This is a grand gala-day for Americans anchored in
these waters and the great WALL and the grand
canal and great capital Of China As the 4th OF July
Sunday it was agreed to postpone II TIL Monday
when all the forty rshps Of all descriptions and all
nations were decked out in their best and the flags
and signals Haunted in the fine breeze every mast
exhibited the poetry Of oos Then came the national sa
utes booming and booming these quiet waters but
without any adjacent hills and valleys to repeat the sound
Our minister, Hon. Mr. Reed, having accomplished
honoraby and successfully his mission, came down from
dore and his officers with a call at III o'clock when he
was received with all the usual tokens Of respect He
leaves tomorrow in the Minnesota for Shanghai and
after short stay will proceed to Nagasak one OF the
ports Of Japan where expect TO meet him DR. Brad
ley our consul Nngpo goes homo the bearer Of the
treaty
now learn the facts to the nature of the treaties
Gently concluded, which do not differ essentially from
what have heretofore stated but give particulars
with more exactitudc
The Chinese Commissioners were so utterly desponding
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$3 otcry for the benefit OF the STATE OF DELAWARE
TO be drawn WILMINGTON,
day, OCTOBER Q, 1858
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CABIY-REEyEs-On Tuesday, Oct IL, at the residence
OF the BRIDE By the Rev William Bannard FAwsING CAnIk
OF Illinois, ALMIA E. eldest daughter Of Milton Reeves
Esq, OF New York city.
tHArMAs-JoSEs-0n Tuesday afternoon, Oct II, by
the Rev s. Osgood, d. D., DIR. WILLIAM z. W. CHAraS AZ, to
Miss EHABEn A. youngest daughter OF Bradford jones,
Esq, all Of this city.
liz VISNE-HARpER.--In Brooklyn, on Monday Oct IL,
al the residence the brides father by the Rev Daniel
De Winnie Mr.. EDWIN +. Dr WINE 10 Miss DknmE A. daugh
ter Of Mr.. John u. Harper.
FARsuAM-rArIDNG.-i this city, on Wednesday, Oct
13 by the Rev Peter Strykor GEORGE FARSHM TO JULIA
taul liter Of the late George Paulding, Esq
HEHhANH--lfopKI Tuesday, Oct. H. by the Rev
Peter Stryker, ARTHUR HEgMANcE to Miss lrzzA g.
youngest daughter Daniel w Hopkins both Of this city
Boston papers please copy.
PNsusr-lIsHER. Wednesday, Oct ID, by the Rev
C. Heicner Mr.. JOIN PsKST, Jr, 10 SOPHIA JANE FISHER
all Of this city.
vooR1rs-CHAIxxFs --0n Wednesday, Oct. Is, by the
Rev John Thomson H. d., THOMAS g. VooRIirs 10 iLzzE,
daughter Of Thomas Chalmers, Esq., all OF this city.
WArEps-wnIISG.-On Tuesday, Oct IL, at 81 George s
church. Astoria L. l., by the Rev. DR. Harris. Mr. sAaL
b. WATERS, Of North Carolina, to Miss PHKnx T., daughter
OF James yelling, Esq. :.
WArrRs-BAse1ior- this city, Tuesday, Oct. IL,
a, the residence the brides father, by the Rev Dr.
bellows Capt, RomRr II. wArEIs, of salem, Mass, to Miss
FlIzARx1n r., daughter Of John Banchot, ESQ
salem and New Haven papers please copy
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son Of William and Maria Nowin, agcs years, months
and Is days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited Z
attend the funeral, this Thursday Afternoon at He'
O'Clock from the residence Of his parents No 90 Eas,
Baltic street, Brooklyn.
Nnos. . Wednesday, Oct, 49, MARY ELLEN, aged 3
years ana 10 Gays dso JoHS WILLIAM aged months and
days. only children of John and Mary Nixon
Bewaii US not, dear parents, we are the prey
VI rulhlcss deall, no more on earth remain.
Beth infants, whom God wlled TO take away,
put, IN his mercy, took us without stain.
Tho $3.50 your grief, It's good that II we knew
Not many 'aYs, our pains were also few
The relatives and f ds OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the fmera 'o ~ h ~
at two O'Clock, from the residenec ~ 'ne" p'f0n's NO.
Il Suffolk street. ... am
tiENELus PIATT, i'll the 56th year of his age 49,. A.
his friends and relatives are requested to AZ. en- Nv
fuuera from his late residence, No 95 laurens ,Fee
this Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock. His rema,
will be taken to White Plains for interment.
PAaKR.-ln this city, on Tuesday, Oct II, GILBERT
PALMER aged 35 years.
The relatives friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No.
O'Clock His remains viii be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for ntcrment.
UGlIvE.-ln this city, on Tuesday, Oct. IL, WILLIAM
His relatives ana friends, and those of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from his late
residence, No 81 Columbia street, this (Thurgday) after
noon, al two O'Clock.
srEyEss--At Charleston $. c. on Monday, Sept q, Of
Cornciia j. Stevens, in the 18th year of her are.
SIEIGHr.-On Wednesday, Oct 49, CHARLES b SLRicIT
aged rs years months and q days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
parents No Isl Sixth avenue this Thursday afternoon,
at two O'Clock, without further invitation.
SAwANs.-On Wednesday, Oct. 10, ANNIE eldest daugh.
ter OF James and Elizabeth Swans aged 2years months
and l3 days.
The funeral viii take place from the residence of her
parents, No 5l9 Greenwich street. two O'Clock in the
afternoon
wrynn-0n Wednesday, Oct IS, JANE VIEWER, a native
Of kills begs, county Donegall, Ireland.
Her relatives and friends requested to attend the
funeral from ST Vincents Hospital this Thursday af
ernoon at o'clock.
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CLEARED
steamship Huntsville Post savannsh-II Cromwell Co
steamship James Adser, Adams, Chareston-Spohord II
Ship Robin ood Mathews San Franciseo- Earle Co.
Snip zurich has a SIRS" ay,on MARSH
Snh lp Robt Kelly bars,ow sayannahnBoyd Hnsken
Menae q~fn Mon, 9 Co.
schr Aethea, Hewey Iayana-T Gilmartin.
s ssr F ssSs hsS alosss ksa'E ome
S Brfsfs aSsn nsmi se0'
sclr ngsna Vista, collins, cits rontyan Brunt slasht.
ssh h k@%al m nSsi2Hnsyioa EEa%sTds
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
ship Delhi OF BOSTON, Lowell Cardiff, Sept with coal to
Gelpcke, keu,zen 4 Go;
Hamilton bros ls9 inst, a,ss lon u a. spoke br brig
Anna R " FSm bsss s" Sss S 10 days. with plaster
schr ahce nr,, Cone Denia Spain Sept l. with fruit to
sshr Coida Wright 81 Johns PR, n days with mOlasses,
Sr ngr a,.. S 81 4 FSs as. p:S
schr Red Rover, Baker, Haloweil, s days
sesr h nSrd. Wood, ka Sansns
sshr american Chief rrssses R ecx
schr Marha. Baxter, Boston for Philadelphia.
sehr saTss Ann Roe hd Bsssr' Boston,
s sei I ) Wsrd, Mssrs. Boston.
ssbr y@Rf Ds naI hio aasi rresneeown
ss R wv fSy c s ne sswpc FOR Phiudephn
s sRr s Nsson Harvey Bearse Albany for Boston
schr Brave Lowell, Albany for Boston -,
s s a ASaHs s
ssh1 yes Ssad East
steamerAibany, kennrv. Sag Harbor.
SAILED.
Steamship Arabia r Liverpool anchored qusrsu.
wud during the day ENE to y, with rain and FOG.