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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

Nv stock of Medicines is more perfect and
general ever and sufficient to meet the wants OF the
community.
terms-by -
AsnrAnuLA, November II, 1855:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15
New Goods Fall Supplies.

which, as they find their appropriate places in the arrange
ment of and spacious store present. WITH the STOCK
on hand an array Of Merchandise unuurpassed IN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

Mems Fine Calf Boots.
Kip
Heavy
Boys Kip ..
Mems Rubber Boots and Shoes, and general
Ladies and Children's shoes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-01-15

A very extensive apartment of Shelf and
Heavy Hardware comprising almost everything usually needed
in this section. For sale cIeAp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

per onal rights and relations nconssten: with cha
Tel condition, would 10 be thing, and be recog-
nized Az a man. Thu- would the Rev. gentleman
abolish Slavery by the practice of Gospel pre-
oepts The reporters who heard the opening
OF his discourse would be disappointed, but they might
male the rnost Of it, He loved the saveowner lie
loved the slave. They were has brothers IN Christ
He loved the wronged ones. He loved the wrong
doer- they were feilow-rinners with himself and CO.
heirs with him Of salvation through the blood of the
Savior Ii he went South, he would not be muzzied
He would preach az he now preached. He would i'll
ctlcaie obedience their masters the bes; policy
az the Christian duty, OF the slave. But the Gospel
did no; forbid the -lave break his chains, although
il certainly made docty duty while the relation o.
Slavery was voluntarily sustained. He would never
telees aid the Slave when he had escaped, considering
that the resumption of his rights man came OF the
direct inspiration Of Deity. The base attempts OF
portion OF the Press to mpicate the best and brightest
men OF our country in the mad escapade Of Brown
were foolish and their authors seiiconvcted OF ma
lignity and iusiguifcance. Tie intelligent public
would coon know all the truth, and laugh at and de-
spise the miserable creatures now attempting 70 MS
lead them by alsefepos This effort of the Reverend
gentleman was received with great satisfaction by d
congregation, literally overfowing. The prayers and
benedicton peculiarly impressive, and the choral
and instrumental music worthy OF the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRX.....oc,
Cleared.

s,eanships-Augus,s, WoodhuE. savannah = L. Mchln
SOM Nashville Murray Ch1fle.ton. sporord rlie-on Ca
simmer Norfolk Ac Ludlsni Heincksn Noun.
Vernon smith, Alexandra, II. b. Cromwell 4 90. Los.r
Point French Baltimore, n. Il. Cromwell Co Pssp-so
Lavh~ld Portland, II. X. Cromwell Co
Ship-Furopa Robertson San Francisco, VIM T. Coleman
Co Advance Child. Nsworleans, Walsh, Carver Cha~s
Nesmith Watts, New Orleans. Sesmth Sous; Emerald e
Cornish Mobile, Tspscott Co Lsmmerker Coffin Noble
y Barrrda Bro Lady Franklin Jordan. Mobile samuel
Thomp.ons Nephew; Tsmerlane, Tinkhsm, Charleston G. C.
Duncan Co. Cordea Bishop Charleston. c. c. Duposa
4 Co
Barks-Wursats HAM, Seengrse Savannah, Hensehsr
Upksrt Milford Bradford Galveston W1enan Dinon Co
Gepe.e~ Nichols New Orleans, Robson Fosdiek.
Brig.-Jaen Ham, Anderson, Hamburg, W = schmidt;
Parthenope WeberLg Falmouth J. W. Schmidt Co H. c.
Brooks Sheriff. conaives Miller Houghton; ta.cs Comfy
Ssxua r. p Buck Co; Milo Enslow, Il Jaso Edniston
Co; Talbot (Rr) Putt Hsrbor Breton. NE. How land AZ
pinwan; Gladiator Saer, HSIs, j. ;. Whitney Co Eat,
spa,es Mobile. Laytn Habui Cyrene tBrL Boses s..
John p. |. Neyius n Son.
Hendrix Dutch Sturt Rotterdam, Fanh
Meineke T. SHADE Bsyle@ MsiAnEas Van Bruut slsh,
Helen Kelly West and Vera Cruz Benner Deake Sey,
NcKcay Lavacca l. b. Gserr Wn Hunter BAker Galveston,
ID C. Murray; G. Fel'er. Arnold Charleston w. Il. Scsn.
ton oodhine TAYLOR Wilmington. ~ c. McCr~sdy. Mott
Co D. B. Warner Carlow. Wilmington ~ C., J. Saith 90.
John Burton Washington 2. ;. Powell Seguine Elliott
Mor,h.ad City. d. {. Murray; }. a. Williams CuLtl. Rich
noud Saghs Commerce Dsri.l- Norfolk, Mott
Bedel Breeze Hglse, baltimore, Merrill Abbott T. fo~eS
Rayper Philadelphia j. W Mckee, Jefferson Gis Salem,
r. w Ropes Co. Plymouth Rock, Norris Bos;on, Dayton
SuraRua : Gilman. Crowel Boston :. W. Lewis Go.
Steamer [ nion Greene, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
uurJ.et. ReporteH bg TslegraDh.


PrLapRLPHIA Oct. 29FLorR dul sales Of 900 bbls al,
Sd - % FOR superhne WHEAT buoyant saes 5000 bush
white AZ 350 IL Al; red 81 30 CORs hrmi sales co
bu. 3. yellow at % agoc. WHISKY dull at k3d2etc.
MOTILE. Oct, 2S-ExPoRTs Of the week, Gs1,Io
NOBLE Oct. 29-CoFTos unchanged sales today Of 500
bales Middlng l0c Sales OF the week, 5000 Receipts
1900 bales.
BAIrIsoRE Gee 2a-FLouR firm. WHEAT dull. Corr
dul and lower; Bacon 9sc WHnEY; Ohio 27.c.
CHAR1KsToS Oct 2s-CoTToS sales to-day 1900 bales The
l. Ia favor Of buyers.
OsvsGo Oct. s-ELorR unchanged WHEAT firm, and in
Club. No. o.; 1000 bush. extra do, and 9So
bu,. White Canadian private terms BARLEY, Rye ana
OAIs quiet PEAs hmi sses o. 100 oush ansian os 20
ve FKE.GBTs unchanged Flour 35c. Wheat lO TO New.
MPOET.-2U0 bbs flour 3sfO bush neat = iOo
bush Barley bush Rye 10000 bush Oats 500 bush Peas
CANAL ExoKr 600 bbi-. Flour, 1880 bush Wheat, 900
CEic,Go Oct 2a-FLouR hes declining tendency WHEAT
e and le lower: sales 23i o69c. CoKs has declining
tendency OATS dull. BgcEiPTs7oo bbls Flour 1000
bush. hest. 1900 bush. Corn 1900 bush Oats sHirAEsrs-
500 bbls. Flour, -, go bush. Wheat
MILWAUKEE, Oct. le-FL0rR is dull. WHEAT Il quiet and
ic lowes. CoRS aud OATs UNCHANGED.
SKwORLKAN, Oct 29COrToS unchanged sales to-day OF
600 bales Is firm At ale for fair to fully fair No
CINCINNATI Oct 29-FLOUR Is depressed. PaoyI.oSs are
hanged Mess Pork 81 '5i Lard oc WHISKY dun a,
25lc.
IbYrEoIr Oct 2a-FLorR very dull WHEAT steady. CoRy
-;eady. kEcgrrs--2OoJ bbl. Flour. 1870 bush Wheat.
sHiPS gNr.-g,co bbl.. Flour 200 bush. Wheat.
TOLEDO Oct; 2.FLoCE a1ll .aes. WHEAT very dull
no sses. REcyIpTs-79o D5ls Flour LOO oush Wheat.
.EIPHESTs-locc IBIS. Flour IS 600 brsh. Wheat.
EXCHANGES
PHIL DELPHlA Oct 2t-sgrt Exchange on Newfo.k IN
changed.
MOBILE Oct 2o-Sizht Exchange Eew.York unchanged.
CsCA.ATI. Oct E-Ssht ExcRASGE on Sew-f OH, steady
{ last quoted rates
CHIcAGc oct 2SSight EIcasSGE SeS.Y Il i cen.
irem. fer Currency, and Z cent prem. for Cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
FIRES.
ARR IN NINTH AVENUE AND TwESTY-FoURrH STREET
CHURCH DESTROYED.

ARR IN NINTH AVENUE AND TwESTY-FoURrH STREET
CHURCH DESTROYED.
AboutS O'Clock on Saturday morning fire broke
out in a stable rear of No. 2l0 Ninth avenue occupied
by Thomas James and thence extended 10 the black
smthshop OF VIM. Wright, No. pa West Twenty
fourth street. and the Methodist Episcopal Mission
Church, occupying lot No. 245. The tiremen Were
enrly ON the ground but before they could exngulsh
the flames the stables, blacksmith shop aud church
were almost entirely destroyed. horse valued at
$l5O, the property of Mr. James, was burned TO death,
sjl attempts 10 rescue the animal proving unavailng
HE loss altogether will be about 500. Mr.. Wright
estimates his loss at about 1850. No insurance.
The church edfce was owned by Mr. Charles IL.
Mount whose loss viii be about $1,000. Insured for
81 SEQ in the New-York Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. An organ valued at $500, the property OF
Unversalis Society that formerly worshiped in the
church, WAS also destroyed. IL was uninsured. The
origin OF the FIRE il unknown but supposed 70 have
beer the result OF accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
Arrived.

Steamship Star the South Lyon Savannah mde and pess
bsns hence for savannah of Cape H4era 2dh lar 81 81 OF
Chrccearue passed ssunken vessel supposed 'h, masss
steamship Columbia Berry Charleston md.e. and pas.
spoAord. Iileston Co oct y. pa saw -hip Alexander.
bound 2Sth at :. steamship Marion hence Tor
steamship Empire City McGowan Orleans Oct 90 via
Havana 2Sd at 81 D. m mdsc and pass TO 81 o Roberts
Steamship Mount Vernon smith Washington Sc, mdse. and
Ship nyncSe Austin Macao iss days md.e to Picker-sn
Co Had tedious passage down the Chns Sea- experienced
heavy gales bead winds, And squalls lost sails Pa-.ed
Anisr Aug ~ Ssps rAs9has sept 10 * Helena Sep 20 ae
s as 5 ~ O s ,oS1 ~ r. . ss
this port had w winds and Gains with rain sighted Fire
a. Leon sson France fell overheard from tho
main OpgGan, yard and lost heavy running 1t
Bari lndu'e lBremen iIilcsen Bremen Sept 10 md.e.
and 2s to master Had heavy westerly saes the entire
Eng Cen Bailey Noye. 81 MARKS Oct = cotton &C. to
bark Pnn bound " The Bailey has been 10 days Of
Cape Hstteras with heavy N end " w sae. Anchored n
Thomas AShS Sf SS:.9% rS Be, ~! M'p;F sfv
e. ssd 1 to S,; a e ha' p psn OF
sckr D. W Saunders Farrell Jacksonville IL days, yelo~
Sck A. R. wemOre BOsat Savannah 10 day.. yellow pns
Schr S n Smith, Weeks, Carolina City days, naval
10 s SiS' Lucy ! Virginia, Auls. Virginia daya
Sehr NJ ysssar EIdrdee, ,hshla > days.
schr Z. Bement, Decker. Virginia
schr J. g. Ferris, Bush Virginia
Schr Afeo, Jones, Little Egg tisrboT lay.
Schr Mary Frances, Simmons, bass River sdlys
Schr. :. X. Shaw, Potter, MilNilis Gays
Schr :. T. Garrison, Grace, Providence daYA
Schr Elizabeth, Thompson. New - syen 2 dys.
schr Caroline Hall, Parker, NewHav.n adlys
Schr ". Nettle Hunter, w.iiaven days
Schr benjamin English Bl.,. rew. syen cor Philadelphia
Schr T. Suckney, Hargood New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr j. q. Collyer. Chaplin. Portland days.
Soop Mary Ella Gamer iass River days
Steamer Abatross JONES' Providence ndse to Isaac Ode
BELow-Bars Lord Noryai Orr, from Glasgow
Also, hern. big unknown.
sAILED--sosnships Bremen t,rsmen), Southampton and
Bremen; Augusto Vile, Charlesonl J.ssstesn
Norfolk clips b. ID. Metcs San krancisco lndiansD
Hong koug AuoeIs New Orleans bark Elcesior bAbadocs
and ohers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

eopal Church Of the holy Martyrs church will be
erected during The ensuing year on said los Also,
lots north side Of One NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street.
les feet ll3 feet west OF Avenue a, fun IN sze, AZ
$50 2 lot. Also, 4 lots northwest corner Avenue
ard One hundr,dnd nineteenth street, lOO feet 'front.'
ing the avenue IS feet in depth. Also, lot IN the
rear Of said avenue lots fronting One hundred-and-
nineteenth street, full in size; the lots at $3.50 lo
We report the sale Of a lot the west side OF Broad
way, 81 fee, north OF Fynnth street, fronting the
intersection of Broadway and Eighth avenue, also
Central Park, being in si1e Broadway 1914 feet
% feet on tie rear ss feet 81 inches in depth on the
north line, 1881 feet on the south line for $500.
The news by the Nova Scotian is not important, but
rather favorable. Consos show further advance
and Breadstufs and Cotton are steady.
There is more movement in State Stocks at private
SALE We hear of go 600 NewYork 5s, 1873, at lC9i
which is an advance, and s. 900 United States IS 1874
at 1897.
The following is the scale Of passenger fares recon-
mended by the Ticket Agents Convention now IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

CLosIyG OF THE AMERICAN Institute FAIR AT
PALacG GARDEN--On Saturday evening, the closing
ceremonies OF the Thr,y-irst Annual FAR of the
American Institute took place at Palace Garden. The
reading of the judges awards, and the list Of pre-
munls Cor articles of merit, performed 10y one Of
the managers, and occupied nearly two hours. The
highest awards givento the following leading ar
ticles: Gas cookng-stoyes, by Skinner; sewng-ma-
chimes. by Wheeler 4 Wilson, and Grover n Baker;
steam fle-engine Manhattan, by Lee & Larned-a
gold medal Steam ice-hoat by Wizard; knittng-ma-
chimes, by Graf and Aiken; watches, by American
Watch Company refgera,ors, by Bartlett; oentrifu-
gal draining pump, by Andrews; spring hob5y-horses'
by CnrdaD; ventilating apparatus, by DIR. Grscom;
and Others large number of silver medals were
awarded TO florists and fTt-growers. But few awards
Were made for new inventions in the department Of
mechanics. premium was awarded for an ingenious
night head-ress to be used in travelling on railroads
Tie annual address was delivered by 4. Oakley Hail.
eeq 1t was Brief and possessed 30 feature Of marked
interest," ihe FAIR has 10, been financial success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
BEECHER on OLD BROWN.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher gave an eloquent
discourse last evening upon the subject of the late not
at Harpers Ferry. He particularly severe upon the
cowardce OF the Yirginians, dwelling inpresslyey
upon the fact that 1000 Of the latter Were held in awe
by an armed force Of seventeen men. led by unalc
Tie paid tribute Of respect 10 the character and aitl-
,ude Of John Brown, declaring that, even out OF bis
senses, he was, morally head and shoulders above
bis captors Gov. Wise the militia OF Maryland and
" Virginia, the Executive and the Federal iOrcec.
The orator strongly denounced al Of that class OF
Abolt0nists who go among slaves 10 s;r mp dlsifec-
ton incte 10 rebellion, and eatce them away, de
clarirg that they were in his experience uniruswor
thy with money or with the interests Of the slave. HI
attitude toward both the slaye and his owner be defined
as one Of srict imparaty and justice, founded on
.rr, Of Christian love and forbearance. His remark,
uron the prescription Of free negroes at the North
from all honorable and profitable employmens created
"a marked sensation among his audience The negro
must he raised to the platform o! equal rights among
Ourselves ere he could be aided elsewhere. The day
WAS past with him when he could fear that Slavery
would DESTROY the Union. No Slavery WAS doomed
10 fall before the wholesome reforms that would be
enforced by public sentiment The right Of chastity
for Slave-wonien the institution of ma;rnony the IN
volatility Of the family relaton-these alone would
cause slavery 10 become unwieldy, Improbable and
inexpedient For with these common decencles Of
lie conceded, the Slave would become II serf, would
DO longer be, individually, caETenoy-woVld assume
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
PASSENGERS Sailed

IN te1,s,hp Bremen FIR Southampton dnt BrenerNrs.
Caroline bicke ard three cdfea Camden. " J. Mise Cero.
line Ling SewN OK Mrs. Collins and daughter Calf rnia Fr.
Grtst sty aud two children P.Tmont, n. y. Mr. De scnws
nebe End daughter, foueAkeepse y. " John
End lady Ns- Josephine Kurt Misc Anna T. BVchofbeTger.
hs- Louise En-gTuber EewYok Theodore Benz amin aud
ledy san frEsco Mis Maria Dieh Dayton, Ohio; julius
NeenbcrE lady and four children Dane Wis Aise Augusta
Fischer. Washington, ID. c. Mrs. ThomA Psr heru Den.
-cke and yhter Toiedo Chic; Theodore -orroy
Charles II. VOORHEES, Mat. Maru Richard Il. Phipps New
York " Metz, Milwaukee, Mariana Feue kenisno Ferrer.
CHA Conrad HuLeT Diedich Dorche C. l. Muheup;or r.
H. brcTiasn New icts VIM H. Conrad Mat. Lerroulle, lily
rohi. Dane. Sebastian hsuber California; Rev +. L. Ken
cicl Louis Francis 4. ysnaud Pegis; Rev Isasc r.
Iehagh Brooklyn, l. l.; sIed' nppeuhsner Wisconsin Pau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

tie tigtes; poiute touched during the session Inc
movements Of the day, although displaying more
courage and cofdence the part of operators FOR IA
me- are s. Of aach tie character IS recently
reported originating mainly in the street The closing
prices were For Virginia t., 81 81; Tennessee -
90, Missouri G., - ssj!; Canton Company, ~ Cuia-
bertrand Coal Company Preferred, IA Ia; New
York Contra; Railroad; sci sol Ere Railroad, %
:; Hudson River Railroad, 36I Harlem Railroad,
10; Reading Railroad, 3si9Sl; Michigan Central
Railroad, 4ot 4G! Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 5S5i; do Guaranteed, loi Sbi;
Panama Railroad, 1891 a l23i; Illinois Central Ra
read. G5i q CO..; Galena and Chicago Railroad, '3s "a
49,; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 206Si Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad 634 963s; Illinois
Central Bonds, 81 a IS; Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany H.
Tie market for foreign bills closed heavy, with good
Sterling TO be had at ITO y cent. The mail by the
Bremen was not u large one.
Freiehts: To Liverpool, 2o0 bales Cotton At tl6d.;
go boxes Cheese per steamer at iOs.; 100 bbs Lard
per do. at &c.. $500 bbls Flour per packet at D.
To London go boxes Cheese a; 4Os. ID casks Cloves
at 2os.; IS boxes Tobacco at s.. for threequaEter
boxes. and S. Cd. for whole boxes. To Bremen, ~
cases Tobacco a, lis 3D. loo bbls. Oil at &c gallon.
ship of 200 tuns from West Coast of Mexico TO New
York, with Wood, at sl6 y TIM. vessel OF =" tuns
to Windward for 81 ,lOO port charges paid vessel
of 100 tuns to ST. Domingo and back for ST. 600.
vessel home from the South, with Timber, at $40 80,
and Flooring Board at s. So
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
So. 52s 04-for Customs, 10000 Payments, SOL
80 20; Balance, Si,s5O,765 20. Treasury Notes for
Customs during the week, Sl3,5 W.
The details of the earnings of the Michigan South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

SAIrRnAY. Oct. 21-p. n.

The Stock market opered with greater strength and
activity this morning and after the announcement of
the steamers news there quite buoyant feeling,
although not equally manifested in Ill Of the prominent
speculative stocks. New-York Central and Galena
attracted the largest share OF attention and both
before tie adjournment, and the latter 10 73,. The
stocks of our local roads suchas Harlem Hudson River
and Erie were all very firm butthe dealings were lin
tied in each. In Rock Island Toledo, and Illinois Cen
t. there wa fair Improvement also, and the dispo-
ou 10 operae for the rise seemed 20 be more general
than fer some time past The Michigan roads did not
participate in the improvement Of the day, partly on
accour. Of the pr,yous advance, which had been
decided in thee stocks, and especially IN Michigan
Ceuiral-and partly from the fact that the leaders IN
tie movement for tie rise concentrated their etors IN
SUPPORT OF New-York Central and Galena, somewhat
10 he neglect Of other stocks In Pacific Mail and
Panama there was not much done, and in FAC; there
were 10 transactions registered in the latter.
Tie Mail Company stock was heavy, and IN the
afternoon sold down TO II. We hear OF no
etrecia reason for the decline, but presume
the prospect Of continued ana bitter opposition from
the Vanderbilt line has its influence upon the market.
Tie trade in State Stocks was fair in extent with
moderate improvement in prices. Missouri's sod at
81 AT the close. Al the Second Board the market
was generally steady although scarcely maintained 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
Disasters, &c.

BEAUFORT Oct 26-The schr Meyns Of and from Washing
ton c. with stores, bound Boston, went
teng Ocracoke the 2ls int and having sprung leak put
back the 25d ashore outside the bar, and lies
sunk.
81 THos.s, Oct 1.-THE Am. brigantine ST. Mays Of and
New ork bound Martinique owed IN here yee~
dsy the B sloopowar Gladiator with both mast-
having gale OF Bermuda The mad her in
tow ia days.
(By letters 70 Ely GOD Walter Sec. Board II UBacrw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31
nv TeleRPaph.

HIGHLANDS, Oct 30 sunset No Inward bound vessels In
siyht Wind moderate from y. w weather cloudy.
PHILADtLPH Oct 1o-Arr ship Wyoming, from Ls''
erpool ~.
Ship Argo Norfolk Jarvis Island report. no
date lat 10 8, Ion. oO W. ship Wand.rsr to New 'io~b
from 30 days out bound TO Mxlaen Island
ehr Mailer from ST. Domingo for sew. osi hss been
brought into Norfolk Her VIII be Iehipped
The vessel IL u much I'M 1Tcd
CHARLESTON, Oct. 2g:-The schr. J. w. Consdon, from
Porto Rico bound NewYok with Of has put
In here In quence Of damage sustained in storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-31

SrABBIsG AFTRAy.-Wm. Burns and Thomas Ma
ear.y both Young cot into sercSsioa Abt som.
trivial matter Yesterday nOfue, a. No 22l Elizabeth sty.,,
when the former drew kEfe az attempted III eatsvo
mist Nsranley defending kin. badly w.,
srp, and shoulder cry o! murder rsi-d when Burns
fed Do O'Clock this morning stl ~ large. Capt
Williamson ~ the Fourteenth Pgct net Ye h men eTdcrs u
pkSI 70 wsefH lQT The scyrscd.
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Arrived. SUNDAY, Oct. 30.

Brig Rush Koelker Port Jefferson hours ballast. was
s6i bsnyie Chester Riehnond days. and tobacco 10
IL ferson Has heavy weather on the pa-ase
schr Leocada Small Salem days mdse to r. w Ropes
schr LOduslia Durham, Bath days, lumber Smith
sehr KOssuth Pe,ting Newburypot adAy' md.e TO $. W.
schr. s. s.ter Fish, warcham days mase TO R. W.
sshr Lawrence Johnson Ezabethport coal for Portland
schr. Celestia, Cole, Portland days, stone
s scRr. T Reed Stet.on' Portland days, stone
schr. T D. Holmes, Campbell New. bedford days, OIL
sehr Jane Haskell, Calais 10 days lumber to Jed Fry.
sh hI e Ssnis L s Tar RocspcI day. fish,
schr. sunny Side, Moor, Dennis days, fish,
schr Synspuxent, Ayres Virginia days, grain
scr. i. Hickman aSsmnp ysinis Day, gain
schr. Anna b, Jacobs, ho.,en, Virginia days, grain
sh eRsssss sa adss y To
ssT xenog ca.;on sufssPp pa. day, a%eeI to master
sehr Dorets Kahn Miior, Portland day stone.
schf. Joseph Han, Hall Portland day. stone.
scr. Pilots Bride Cohen, Bos'on days mdse to master
schr. Republic, Towie New bedford, oil for Albany.
schr. Palas, French, Rocklaad days, lime.
Schr A. O. Hazard Deaner, Rondout coal for Hartford
schr Defiance lngehsm, Providence days. in ballast.
schr. Pheni1 Hamilton Boston for Albany.
Schr. Albany Heal, Boston for Albany.
soOp Rhode Island Remington Providence days, nde 70
sIoop Oregon Rhodes Providence day.. mde to a,ter
sOop isne Maria Collin. SOr"eh day' bss 10 mattel
steeitug James Te1.r Port Jefferson 10 hoan,
Steamer Wspsutta Arey Bedford md,e and ps "
Joseph Allen CT, p,, =, . L..
oden
Withholding the day, W. N w.
The .tp Aramsde Snow i. on The Peoples Dry Doet
foo, Montgomery street. for repairs She will be stripped re-
csuIked, and newly coppered
purpose OF being thoroughly oyernanlrd.