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THE
Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED TIE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
IlEGEMAN, CLARK g. CO.'S
e. q 81 R7 "a a. 6NO,a : 49,,

~ IL is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy for
discovered. ''0 w.
CAUIlON-The value of This remedy depenJs
upon lis purity, and in order to secure our customers
pure article. one of firm went to Newfoundland 10
superlntend the manufacture of our Oil and we WAN.
RANT IT PIRE. Sec that the label has the eagle and
mora' and the signature the cork Of each bottle
as there is great deal of cheap, inferior oil almed oil
l"r genuine TO the great injury Of patients
s y Ask for IIegeman, Clark g. Co.'S and ,oke M
oher' as many have been cured with the genuine who
nave used others without any benefit
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Paint.
Grea'o Spots etc. removed instantly; Gloves Silks
eiopolis' eG'' cleaned equal 10 new without injury 10
the most delicate color or fabric hv HEcrN,v A. ~
GoNCEHraATEn B"NIINE, only %5.cents per boIlJr
u ~ iE' i.NAN " CO. Druggists IGl 399, 5II ana 756
''''''"''"1' 4NCN OH ui- -,}u
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01
MARREED,

Nov. 18th, by Rev. C. Hill, PETER RAsNER,
to MARY A. SAP, both of Cecil CO., Md.
Same day, by the same, WIN GLANDEN, to
SARAH a. RICHARDSON, both of Kent co., Del.
Nov 24th, by the same, ISAAC HAYDEN. to
SARAH CLARK, both of Queen Anne's CO., Md.
On the oath inst, by Rev. p. Mansfield,
IHos. H. CHADAwICK and MARY E. SHELTON,
all of Kent CO., Del.
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Miscellaneous Advertisement,
II Rare Ch0ncc
EOr a HOuEAg ETana with - x,,,.u
C:sEsEf3H!

{ IN account OF the loss Of nv hcalt, Z h..
~ ~ cluded 10 Dispose Of i.y Sinrk Of ,'Nr roa.
~ n IL T. >, &c, ana RENT MY S.ri,I,',iiF5
Iem,hg Landing. The stock Is stp:, .,J t. ''t. al
lec'cu' 10 SUIT The trade with neither Oh c 'l' S.
hIiNS ON mana but everything in tb. >Inr " VI fclr-
saleabe and in good order ''' sure Is hcN,
FLf.MlNGS LANDING is situated j., III
@ rare week New Castle cOuIly Del and ''1Ng'-
CIeeN' ilree inlles from the Delaware Bov ,,i D"h
VI uie peSt 'rnh-growhg districts near n ~ " - oIA
tne oeSt locations for buying Gran on accom-, ~ one
uielous 'aclllIes ior shipping ii, euher IN pr, r m
lhla' or New York BOsi0n or auv otha, ma. 'I.H.tI-
vessel carrying 10000 bushels Of gran, ca ""H.
LailulHg, ana 90 out Of the Creek vlbnrf a. We
cuily' person with small cawIal co,, .! UNI
the gram business here, simply by buyIuo , 'Ec lie
siohi ne can also have the adVaniapa nt I"'''S-
uo OF hOlh sent ana New Castl0 Cuur,iios 9e acc
rom the lst Of May, 1855, To the Ist ~ r.
loI'' SOFA over S1,OUO worth of Goods for tlTn{'
ana tlls was done without the assistance. t - ,n SnI
except durng my abstnce. a person IncrcI.,l'A l','A
here' and buying goods in Phladclrhu, ,., ']'Ns
'heh shipped on board one OF the Sl1vru, p ''7
ana they Will be landed at The door and mo- ,'' W s.
pe dohe. There can be considerable h...,,- ''s y VI
nero, dealing III Lime; there Is also lar,f IS 'ir 'ir
The vessels navigating Duch creek am! Tho ',r p, 'h
business can be greatly extended ''''iol
81 TO any person buying .ny Stock Will hail..
the Store one year RENT FREE. The nurr,.'.n|o ia q
nave board with Ine .i reasonable raio .i val!
lake the payment of II IN goods ~"
10 a oung Man wishing To engage H., ilo NJ.
llle business, tha Is an opportunity reyer .,, an
II eqnaIed. TERMS made very accommo,b,,,, ',''''
FOR lnrther PARTICULARS uPply To- or address
Z. J. FLEMING.
FIeming's Landmg, near Smvr,a Dot
NOv.2l, l9j9-4w ''!'''d' Lei.
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AMJTaEMrNTs

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIsI0s GARDEN.
isss -. Scent. Family ccis rs eeS,s
LUSY nsoSTs 70 attending the performances OF
ne manager respectfully III nights more
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST;
THE POWERFUL coMBIN ALTON.
NM NJ, p fDpsi " W. p4vi1ss NJ rs sw
AA' soSDAg t shasp June a1 i t. 60
KArHERrs ssa sEy psrsgcsIo
Katherine Name fons Psirscho EDDY; 0runnio. DAvidge
m S y rv w In S1,, sseenons nom
LA sosSAMBuLA,
TROvAT0vr.
ws'ls% ono'nds IN pcy Esot Tom Tug Miranda
TaE VILLAGERS,
WOODS MINSTREL BUILDINGS.
" Dol and t6s Broadway, Prince srsss.
SUCCESS UssPxRALLiii..liDl.. 80 ''''''
THE or.p wSpp' sn EIs snsst s1.oxp.-
IN THE WoRLD
their n ssss I'd Ts aso
MOST sr T Nd HALL
ever d'H 4Ess IL or srBroprAs urssrnsIsY,
' 6xFxcirY As 5 EIssAsr ACCOMMODATION,
and well betting the patronage OF the
ELs6ASs AND FAsdIon ABLE AUDIsNoEs
''S-l' - ARrisTs OF TaE FIRST RANK
-'' COMO define ALTON OF rraRo LIFE
a. ..'. y ,.,.a , Ssss sSss ~AaDS ,
lenge the wordto produce his equal
"u a ''1 nay E :; ,sssf sSa y listening 0n
executed In superior manner. BY
FlhbT GLASS VUCkIISTS,
DANCING. INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMANCE &c.
Evsal svINIss rHrs WEEK,
in addition 10 tie usual acts OF
EKeKo aINsrRElsY.
Tho entertainment viii conclude with the celebrated
COMIC fAhTOMlMR
aCAMPTNI
written for his establishment, by Nj wsyisuil Of tricks
WONDERFUL In PING,
FAsCIN tTING DANCES
ASTONISHING ca Angles. and
BEAUTIFUL sCENsRY.
Dcoss open At !; 70 commence At o'oloct.
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE On Saturday,
commencn at 2x O'Clock.
TyHEATsE FKAroArs 6s5 BROADWAY.
M.RDI nJUiN, ls5e ~ ''''u''
Representation su Bene6ce de
LA VIE DE BOHEAE,
dIsnne en- cipq sctes
(vo'r les programmed
lie bun eau de ocaoa parr du Lund 13
TO LET.
the French Theatre from July nex. until the 18Th OF
september Apply at the sait Theatre.
CADkMy OF MUslC-MARTHA.
a To mo,row-Last plight or the sessnn-MARrgA will
be produced entire In Italian Colsou Lady Henrietta
advertisement
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IN NOZZLE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA. MACON, AUGUSTA,
And Various places 10 Florids,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga
The ALABAMA, Captain Geo. X echeDck, will leave on
"Wednesday June is AZ from pier No North river
Tickets following places fare a. low As BY
other from York 10 Savannah. accommocs
Tons superior:
New York TO New Orleans 800 7b Mobile, $3s; Montgome
~, Ala S2s Atlanta &C. Ssi albany, Ca $2i Columbus
Ga, $x'; Macon, Ca $2t: Augusta, so; Ssvaonsh t5
SAMUEL l. MIrCHILL SON.
NO. l3 Broadway.
on saturday, June 49, 4P. NJ
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


UT PuBL'sHED--By q. VALE taEM WE'D 10
'ts,k KIN s9isrrl S5i Pearl stree. ~ Y Robert Dale
was "rral ibysrngy With notes by ruhsher emh,ds'
-, "a, 49, =. lS .s..issi Z. ,o, l'1.3y y GA
csn;s, la sc size n, e " " y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

UVOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHA0LNs-
II ton, s. Semi weekly Uni ed mail wheel
steamship line -Iesviug every Wednesday and
nrdsy cabin passsge SIS; deck Sc.
The splendid 9earshp MARION W. J. Foster, oommsu-
der will leave pier No North River Wednesday, June
lb ats O'Clock r M precisely Through tickets follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

CCLgHkES CALIFORNIA LINZ FOR SAN FRAN
" ciaco .aing reguprly advertised days-f!pper of
Wedn ebay 20 the magnificent era! cls.s clipper
GOAnFN FISsCE, kaussn commander n now rapidly
loading er 10 East river THE celebrated vessel has made
three passages Fan frsncisnc IN l25 espec
delivering good order She insuraa
No IN splendid coptrn for the voyage aud will have
WIN r COLEMAN Il co. 50 Wall street. Tcptne building
Agents in an sranc'sco messrs VIM Coleman Go Ex-
rhanpe Ersnssco for sale In n suit Limited ad
-yapcee made on shipments Of approved merchandise.
TNOR NASSAU, n P, AND HAVksA-rHE 8R1TIaB
end North american royal mail steamship RAR ANAK,
,pt Will sail from the snvs wharf ut Jersey
y above poa aner hs arrival 81 seansho Persia
which leaves Liverpool 18th Inst (probab,y 22d)
NASSAU. .St0
Do. TO havana o.
Do between Nassau and Hsvans 10
For freight passage apply to II CUNARD No Bowling
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CFEAMFR OF 2eTH OF JUNE FOR CALIFORNIA
y The favose steamship NORTH STAR (,f the line)
viii leave New York June 20 for Asouwa direct Freight
" be taken So cubic foot through from York
to Francisco Panama Railroad and steamship C,rtes
which will arrival of 9Th Of Jul
nom New York a limited number OF passengers will be
kes greatly reduced rates. For freight apply
ouly to H. 3. ALLEN, agent, No Bowling 0reea Bills Of
ladpg used win be furnished 70 shppezs app
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

INOK SAV ANFAH AND r. ORInA
~ 1be American Atlantic Screw Htsamship Commands
and elegant steamship MONTGOMERY r CrocSer couu
nander s leave Pier " North river Saturday, June H.
~ oclock Passage 70 Savannah, With uasnrp ss.ed
Mobile St Montgn $780, albany .e s2t Syants S2y
Columbus 1873 Mscn $2i; Augusta, SN also to nrinc,pai
roips n Florida at lowest rates. ~ 'F
Fietahss foot AID proporonate raes Large
los Of heavy gocos redursd Insuranca on
half per cent Applyso II. B. OsoMwELI. CO.,
Sc West street
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NCsTRAND BousE SANDS POINT, L I--Dssrss A.
~ bic summer residence 20 miles, ,tesner Long
rom James alp fss' river sti N Honis new and com
rG'.uG 49, e.S.'t1 T. lscrsGsi % .s.a -
~Hb ,smihs Tor tos season. 3. HUSBAND,
Proprietor.
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4 CADEMY OF MUSfC -MARJHA
a To MORO vLsst night II tie season-Flotovs chef.
d9uvre, MsSfHA. With Vine. Coson Lady Henrietta,
Mime stakosch, Brignoh, Junca Bari See advertisements
CUOCEssi SUCCESS SUCCESS III SUCCESS III
~ CHEAT METROPOLITAN CIROU8
From kiblo's Garden, Il. Whitley 4 CO., Propreors.
will continue TO perform the OF Fourteenth soo1
and Sixth avenue for week from June Is
open and Il performance commencing ut ~ anA
~ p. n. Admitsiop 20 certs
FREE EXHIBITION
the reat double by Nile xlvra and Eio wo,
each dsy VI O'Clock from the ground b the flagstaff OF the
pavilion, outside OF the the wonder OF the
Whbvs trained horses and ponies, which equslloa
ard Family IN their feas Of Poeurrg and rh6
celebrated Tourpisre BrobeYg theodore and Ferd nAnd
George ehsrp the unrivsred comic Clown. and a
other performers that can only be seeu Do Appreciated
comprising the largest company IN tho world.
-pooD perform attractive for ladies' and chi
dreu perfect order st a. tin being strictly observed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

r DECKBRs PATENT MECHANICAL BILLIARD.
IL. cufbion the ct elastic durable chil
nge maker Of billiard tables the city OF
the United tates 70 compete with tables and cushioua
article sold by warranted be "A represeped
oepemen are invited to call and examine tables before
Manufacture Of tsbee for private making
different szes and have their chocs
the fancy woods In the arketmshogsny rose safn
blister ed walnut 80 Trimmings OF every descriptions
L. DECKER, 90 Ann street.
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yUHE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP CON
] psny intend sailing their aud powerful steamers
from New YORK d,vect for 9laag,w, as follows
GLASGOW Thomson Wednesday. July at l2 o'clock
EDINBUBGH Cumming Wednesday, July r. at IL O'Clock.
Fa.es OF pnssage from New York Philadelphia Boston,
Glasgow Liverpool, Belfast Dubio dooderry:Frs
cabin S7k with abundance of cooked
vtsops $50. For freight passage apply 10 ROBERT
CRAIG.
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PE.RLKFYRp7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pr ANOFORTE
New York mskevp OF most unerceptonable tone and
instrument In respect he ,erty OF
gentleman having further for the will se at
halt tn months siuoe This will be found
wOr the attention OF parties wanting choice most
dur able instrument Apply this week at No IA Leroy MIA
BeecKer street, and west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

DIANOS, MKLOpEONS AND ORGANS-THE HORACE
Waters pianos and meodeons for depth purity of tone and
durability sre surpassed prices reasonable Secondhand
orep monthly received forpisnos HOB ACE WA
TESS agent 1893 Broadway. Testimonias-''The Horace
pianos known among the best - Evan ges
I'VE 3esk Of their merits from al knowledge"
Christian Inegencer "Wsters pianos and melodeona cha
lepae comparison with the finest made anywhere In the
country. Home Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

DIGEOE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT AG aIN-AN-
other Of these grand occ ssions will take place
shooting ground: between Jersey City and soboken
lSib 14h and 18th of June instant
John Taylor Of the Darcy House. Jersey City has
thousand fine old brdA expressly provided fer this
Acn.
The shooting win commence Moudsy 18Th instant a
O'Clock p NJ 1h.o who fond of this the
fancy Of the trigger desired 10 be present. tsrs WIN
be rare sport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

FIyHE NEW LINE FOR CALIFORNIA 5TH AND nth OF
! each month Great reduction Of tare.-The faverite
s.eamship WORKMAN LIGHT Capt 1intlepaugh wlesve
from pier North river Tnesday July 4 at O'Clock
7. NJ. ccnpecine, via Panama Railroad With stesmsblp
CORES ye r. apply vt the only Office Of the
line No oging Green the North Star will succeed
Northern Light snd leave Re York the 10Th OF july
ting pi.h the trizsbs ~ u. ALIEN Agent
b II forbid trusting any account Of
Ell
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THE TURF.

JCLIPsE COURSE.
u GREAT MATCH FOR $4,000.
THREE NILE HEATs TO WAGONA
j, NcNsnp names b. m.
Flora Temple.
j. l.. Eof names b. Princess.
(From California;
Thie great match Will he trOtad the above GA
Thursday, June l6.
Good day and good track.
HAc-0tAry
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED 1882
"A carryius United ststes NAL The beautiful extreme
clipper shio rnmPLAa 800 tons register Jas Martin
rapidly loAoing pier 10 East river and hav
ip Of board will be despatched or
Melbourne rosvev June 25 and freight for sgd
ney Gee,opg ard hobart Town he has elegant and
psssed odao frat aud sreond cabin passengers
FOR freight paassge spply X W CAMERON. No Bow
lnx Green. Sight bills for sale and cash advances made
consgrments Ccnsguees Ausralis, Wilkinson Bros Co
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U,oR LIVERPOOL THE CLIPPER Snip WEBSTER
Csptsip Lawrence will positively haul In the stream or
Noudas June 10 at ook NJ having superior state
roo deck for al classes OF
For passage apply ard or TO H. CO1lNb W tne
odice pier 8 North river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-12

HOTEL 81. JULIEN, NO. 2 WASHINGTON PLACE
u TO single gentemep elegantly furnished bedrooms aud
bedrooms with parors attached Meals served
the apartments mssicg n
desirable for snge gentlemen.
, 1859-05-27
Curious His.orieal Fact.

The wife OF the celebrated Lord Clarendon, the
author Of the History Of the Rebellion, was
Welsh pot-girl, who, being extremely poor in her
own country, journeyed to London TO better her
fortune, and become q servant to q brewer
While she was in this humble capacity, the wife
Of her master died, and happening to fix his af.
fections on her, she became his wife. Himself
dying soon aiter, lcft her heir to his property,
which is said to have amounted 10 between R20, :.
600 and f30, 900. Among those who frcquented
the tap at the brewery was Mr.. Hyde, then .
poor barrister, who conceived the project Of
forming matrimonial alliance with her. He
succeeded, and soon led the brewers widow to
the altar. Mr.. Hyde being endowed with great
tal,nt, and now at the command Of large for
tune, quickly rose In his proes :ion, becoming
head OF the Chancery bench, and was afterwards
created Earl Of Clarendon. The eldest daughter,
the offspring Of this union, won the heart Of
James, Duke Of York, and was married to him.
Charles u. sent Immediately for his brother, and
having FIRST piled him with some very sharp rail.
lery on the subject, finished by saying: "Jamcs,
as you have brewn, so you must drink" and
forthwith commanded that The marriage should
b. legally ratified and promulgated.
Upon the death Of Charles, James II. mounted
the throne, but premature death frustrated this
enviable consummation in the person Of his
aniiable duchess. Her daughters, however, were
Mary, the wife Of William ILL.,, and Queen Anne,
both grandchildren Of the ei-derdnt pot.eirl from
Wales, and wearing in succession the crown oi
England.
, 1859-05-27
Total Depravity.

Twas talkingjust now about Rev. Mr.. Marvine.
I had forgotten to tell you little incident which
occurred at the Tombs at his last visit there.
Mr. NJ, on that occasion, feeling particularly pi.
Gus, undertook to reform one Of the turkeys,
whom he heard ding away at broken lock.
my friend, said Mr. ~, "dont you know that
swearing will destroy your soul to all eternity n
swell, no, don't, replied the turnkey. "I
don't suck no sich yarn. Swearing don't do no
good, know; bat it amt gOin' to send ieller
to hell, nuthCr."
"Ycs il WILL" said the divine, and you must
repent and be converted, or you will come to
everlasting misery"
"Nary BIT" replied the turnkey; ~ aint 50
id wicked. don't cheat, nor lie, nor steal,
and alters act on the square"
desperately wicked as the Bible says. You are
in state Of total depravity."
"A state Of what"
"Total depravity."
. "And what the d-ls that"
"Why there is no good thing in man that is
unconvcrtsd. All u'en without religion are To-.
tally depraved-without single spark Of good.
mss in them." "See here, mist,r," rcjOincd
the turnkey, bringing down q big key on the
railing by way Of emphasis, all men amt to-
tally dcpraved. ] don't keer what any book
says; kin prove they amt"
"And how 2"
"why, did you ever see man looking at .
big dog lickn' little one without takin' sides
with the little onsY No Stree, man amt totally
depraved-not by id sightr
Here was an argument the divine had never
thought Of lie gave up the turnkey as cute
case, and walked away as though he'd imbibed
. new lea on favorite blue-skin doctrine.
, 1859-05-27
Summer Morning in the Country.


How sweetly on the hillside sleeps
The sunlight with Its qulckening rAyst
The verdant trees that crown the sleeps
Grow greener In Its quiveFlng bla1et
While all the air that round u Goats
With subtle wing hFeathes only life;
And, ringing with thousand notes,
The woods with song are rife.
Why, this 10 Natures holidayi
she puts her Enyest mantle on;
And, sparkling DER their psbbly Way,
with gladder shouts the brooklets Iun;
The birds aud breeIes seem to give
A sWeeteF cadsnce to their song;
A brig ter life the insects live
That noAt In light along.
The cattle on . thousand hills,
The feecy hoeks that dot the vale,
All JOY alike IN lie that Ills
The air, and bFeaihes In every gAlei
And who that has a heart and eye
To feel the bliss and drink II In,
Bui pants for scenes like these to dy
The ciiy's smoke and din
sweet companionship 10 hold
With Nature in her forest boWerS,
And learn the gentle lessons told
Dy singing birds and opening nowersf
NeT do they err who love her lore
Though books have power 70 stir ny heaFt,
Yet Natures varied page can more
Of Tapturous Joy imparti
, 1859-05-27

Curious idiosyncracy Of mine, says Sala
whenever l see very smooth bald head, hav,
craving to write my name and address there
upon.
, 1859-05-27

One Of the latest fashions for gentlemen Is the
'barber-pole' pattern for pantaloons the stripes
ascend spiraly round the leg, giving the wearer
the appearance Of q doubie-baITelled corkscrew.
, 1859-05-27

Metaphysics Words to stay the appetite tn
facts are ready. Feeling for a science in the
, 1859-05-27

Old zachariah Robbins lived In Wood county.
Miss, and was called on to prove the insanity of
young man on trial for assault with intent b,
kill He swore that he had no doubt WhaAng5f
that the prisoner was an insane man. On hia,
crosS-examinatiOn he was required to state he
reasons for this opinion. ..
"why, bless your lifs,n said be, I've knoHn,
Jimmy a!lers, and he's alters been, . dimocFul,
and when the dimocrat party put up their mhn
last lAl, Jimmy didn't vote for him; and Tallsrss
think that dimocrat that don't stick y hia
party amt in his right mind I"
Jimmy was acquitted, for old ZachafiAhS
opinion prevails very generally inthatrSEion. a
we'll as IN this"
, 1859-05-27

a pedestrian, travelling in ireland, met man
and asked him rather grufiiy, why the inlloa,
were so plaguey long. when the Hibernian 70,
Piled: You SCI, yer honor, the roads are not
in god condition, sowe give very geod mess
ure." ~ -
, 1859-05-27

A lecturer was dilating upon, tie powers Il
the magnet defying any one TO- show o. nal1a'
anything surprising is powers A hearnr DE-.
INJURED, and instanced . young woman who,
when young, used 10 rttrAct him thirteen mult
every Sunday. "a. %
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CLEARED.

CLEARED
s.sszsshp Persia Orr Jnatins I!vsrreos,E Ganara
Steamship De Soto, Buloch, Havana add New Orleans
1ivirgson' Crochcron Co.
stoasAp Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk, Ac-Ludam ueine-
ssr.mshp Thomas Swami, Layheid. Fer.land-H Cron-
wsll1 go
snip John tertram GIan) KnIdson, Hamburg--L II Am
ss p Re sSsman ss@ Massen
ss.s FsS$i,;sa; s,in;.a MoI.s,asooEF BafsaSo
s.s sysss FSsp
s M ssw Hasar
schr Nv Webster, Bennett. chareston-Scranton Tall
sehr Z Smith Caesesro, wInqsson,J Smith Co.
T s.s. Ss1 S@ i sun,
schr Mary Helen, Hutchinson, AleIandrs-van Brunt /
sshr T Jefferson Ellis salem-R W Ropes.
sssS n .s Ssen srsan ssSass
Steamer Tacopy, Ely, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship City Of Baltimore tr) Ieich, Liverpool Sept H.
s J, with msss and
s. Saa 80 nsRs sss
hss sr steamship ksnsarso hence for verpoo
Sn % ss ss ssa
sr rs'sr psm and sshr PsnaOms 18Th $50 AM Cape
s. Savannah same day AM steamship Columbia hence for
ssam.ap Ss sr. Murray Charleston with dss and
Haaera. s1cansed signals with steamships Florida s4s
~s a. JAS s adssr bound g. go, ,.,.,
aw~ mp shnWas swami Layneid, baumore, with mdse,
ship LIBBY tef Richmond Mel Bishop Calcutta and Sand
Heads May - with mdse TO master Had pleasant weather
snip Wellington Barstow Providence 20 hours 10 ballast
20 Stanton 9hompeen She towed to this city by steam
sug Eaushon. The win the Sectional for repairs
sAks &c 70 Low Bros. Aug 80 lat 2OS IS W.
xAsssd Dutch ship Coperncas bound The has very
ssIs Pssrs s,s Costa Palermo IS days with fruit to
Lawrence Giles Co 9Th inst Lat IS 50 spoke whal
g schr Orion OF Provincetown cruise had 50 bbis oil
Barr Means Means Rio JaDeiro 13 days, with coffee
Brig Boynton Kendrick Port au Prince Is DAYS with
haywood &C, 70 A Roker hoffman 4 Co. sid company
cry winds and Gains throughout the passage.
6chr George Mangham of Phiadelphia) Scudder ia.
neiro Aug u, with coffee TO master.
hides hair &C. to Joseph Beno Has experienced heavy
weather the coast Of Brazil and light battling winds since
crossng ue equator Aug 49, lat s 10 Ion 40 spoke bark
sssr krSo TsempsOn flsis Ess hars se8 saays
Sr s s1sry y ws BroSn Bass River NJ days
Schr Philadelphia Haskell New Bedford, 5 days
schr Granite Lodge, Tarr Gloucester 5 days.
Schr sarah Mills, Rowley, Providence, days.
Sehr Marietta Hand, Terry, FAN River days
Schr Colorado: Hale, Portland, 2 days.
Schr William II Rowe, Rowe, Hartford 2days.
Schr Tariff, Hunt, Stamford, 2days.
echr Bay State Sherwood, New Haven days
6chr Almra, Hart, New Haven, days.
Schr Z A Elliot, Smith. Madison. DAYS
SSoop Willard, Buckingham, Providence, 2days
Steamer Boston eellsw, Philadelphia
Steamer Albaiross, Jones' Providence.
Steamer osceola Smith, New London.
SAILED
Steamships De Soto, Havana and New 0rleans Roanoke
Norfolk; Alabama Savannah ships Oriental Melbourne Be
Of The Ocean, and Buckley Charleston Maid Orleans
0rieans Aexandrine Rotterdam bark Rebecca Batavia
Venus Ssal; schr Cumberland, Aspinwar; and Others
Wind light from 8,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-28

LONG BRANCH Sept q, sunse-No inward bound vessels
In sight Wind light from s. weather cloudy.
HIGHLANDS, Sept p, sunset-A bark passing the High
nds other inward bound vessels in sight Steamship DE
fu<o Havana and New Orleans passed at
Pm Wind light from Sw; weather cloudy,