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Telegraph Marine Report

HIGHLANDS Sept 80 srDset-one ship in the Eastern Of
lng, bound IN. Wind y, light; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Sept go sunset-No inward bound vessels
n sight. Wind T. light; weather clear
Miscellaneous.
See port arrivals.
Captain Ferry Of steamship Columbia from Charleston has
thanks for papers in advance of the mail
PAcKET snp EMERALD IsLE Capt George B Cornish, ar
rived yesterday from Liverpool with about five hundred pas.
sengcrs, all Of whom, learn in good health The
Emerald Isle belongs to Tapsco Co.'S line and Is especial
favorite with passengers.
ClirrIR sHrr GREAT REpupIc-we understand that this
noble yesael In the Shippers line essis John
Coz to load for Fan Francisco and will be in her berth ready
for cargo IN day or two.
snp ROSWELL SPRAcUE, nj Charleston repors-ccpt Int
80 &C. Ion Al 2b passed what appeared be the
ee "a uncommon sIe supposed 70 pc about 10 feet through
and had no, apparently been long In the water.
sHr IoxE of Bath from Newport arrived ST Thomas
18th inst with her coal fire. They were trying
e1unpujsh the Gre wihengines
sufr ISAAC II BoARnmAR before reported fire and scu
tied Adcn, Sas afterwards pumped out supposed without
damage.
sur CcrAr ourrs. Hale, which cid from Boston on We'd
noday Tor har on won't ashore Race Point on Thurs
day al TX but got 0l NJ high water under the d.
gccpon Of Ar Saib, agent VI hs underwriters. NJ Smith
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aeod .aa MssS der Sept seArr by ssp ships R.olD
g9s5sa Sse; Sparks a.s@lsy:
DO Hada yons az SD sS Ann
sf ss ssssnh Murray
GA sso sSs g, % brig Storm King, Men AaasordA
N NEw oSR ya, S sap Harvey Birch
ss sS Esa ~ ss s Ssss's Sa
SRW TSySS 49,
Antelope RSoass fS'sosPs
NEWARK Sept 2s-Arr schrs James Buchanan, Absecom;
Y Sp eeass %n Gsy
den Howard BROOKLYN Jacob Stout Stony Point Mary Bird
Ess
NEW HEDFoRp, Sept 2e-Arr schrs A crands, Fitch Co
harsey Del Sea ws LONG c anl . for Norfolk @
New York sd Ish SchTs Cyclone Paadack; Mary No
sGcl and Jane from dol Weeks, York; Flying Fish, Este
NEWPORT. Sep. 2s-Arr schrs W Ferguson. Mar, and
s nsvG au
18th, AMArr schr Stephen Waterman, Snow, Elizabeth
port for NBediord Sid brig Brown Townsend Havana
PHILADELPHIA, Sept w-Arr schrs TAFT, Rand East
port: Undne Rey, NYork Delaware Cnpes Work
Cid steamship Virginia. kelly Richmond ship Eioue, Col
ms, Charleston; steamer Kennebec, Hand NYork.
RICHMOND. Sept 2e-Arr tchrs Cerio, Crowell Boston;
Challenge. Bullock Rockand; Burns Cook Albany, Sid
| schr Orris Francis, Clark Boston.
PORTLAND, sept 2s-Arr schr b Hodgman Prince, Y;
CID brig Thomas Connor. Gooding Havana.
PROVIDENCE Sept @-Arr steamer Albaross, Jones' NY;
schrs Village Queen Hawkins BALTIMORE Shenandoah Hew
IT, philadelphia Percy Halner. Candy do Sarah Jane,
srcherop Ezsbehp9rt Senator Racket del sloop America,
City. SID srhrs Juliet, Chase, Philadelphia
diet Ellis do; sloops Frederic Brown, Carr, York. New
World. Ely, do Fashion, Young, Port Even.
ROCKLAND, Sept 27-Arr schrs Sarah Louisa Yeaon, N
York: 2sih Cannot, Robinson, do. H
SALEM, sept 27Arr schr Golden West Short Para; 18th,
Achorn, Merrill, Richmond s johnson, Lockwood Phla-
delpha CID 9th echrs Leocada Small Globe Flowers
New York Sid 18th, large fleet OF coagers bound and
most Of which have been wind bound to 10 days
| STONlNGTON. Sept 29-Arr schrs Charles L Looering
new Burt Philadelphia Of and for Taunton Ruth Hasey,
Smith Roberson NYork for Nantucket Maria Louisa Cum
mnps, do for Fan River.
Arrby teD sch Very Elizabeth Chase NYork Dnxbary
TENANTS HXRBOR, Sept zl-In port brig Hannah BAlcS
Mathews for Rchmond schrs Token and Marceia for BAl
pore Hart for New York; Aleuszar for Norfolk VIM
Jones for New York. Mary Jane Lydia Caharne, Presto
wilMiNGToX NC, Sep. 2s-cld schr Col satterly. Hill;
De Rosset Tucker. and N Hawkins Griffin, NYork .
| wAREHAM, Sept 2U-Sd schrs II Abbott, Smith, Balt-
| more Esd. Edw Slade. Bayies Brsokhsven. -
! WARREN, Sept 29-sld ship Caroline Read, Douglass
/ Orlebns $50. u,s,
WEXFORD Sept 2s-Arr sloop Report Norton ssoo.yn.
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HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER /, 1859

81 20; orange pppns 81 so So red strcaks 81 81 81
80; twenty pppns 1925; fa pippins, 81 Is 50 per
barrel; cooking apples, half peck 1885, peaches So so
SO per basket preserving do 81 76a $2l5 par basket
Bartlett pears 37c Soc pcr quart: Isabella grapes 8c
:tc per H.. sweet water do, 81 per h. ums 37c.
sec. per peck water melons, SIC. &C. each; cranbcr-
81 SO a 81 30 per hundred; crab apples &c half
peck; cooking pears lee a &c. halfpcc
vEGATABEs-Pcacllblow potatoes 81 per barrel; Ner.
Ger do, 81 81 Buckeye do, 81 50 Dyckman do, q tQ
sweet potatoes, 81 80 SO; tomatoes SIC 300
kes; cabbage, &C. &C. per head cauia,,wer 1Sc Zoe
per hend squash ,sc 2oc each: lettuce, e. &c. per
quart; raisnips per bunch; carrots &C. per bunch
epnrsch sSo 7tc per basket; string BEANS l2c CSC
per peck onions 1sc 26c per half peck table celery
l2c per bunch; leeks, &C. a Sc. per bunch -
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Political intelligence.

yoHs H. BORIS, LAST CARp.--tIon. John NJ bo''s mas
INST issued another his political renas inc 0s'oh
be object OF which to settle the qaarre winch mas re-
gently sprung up between the opposition journals IN Hch
voond He takes occasion 10 say, however, that ne VIII
49,, 81. nomination and elccscn to the Presidency in
,aso s,,,ey in the hands his friends, which must be
,ua,red is 1 very conclusion on the part OF Mr.
p.s the more especially when che fact is taken into con-
alteration as says himself thai the man who attempts
90 write or tax himself into the Presidency viii find his
mistake He also says that he shall not run after the
Office but his respect Nh not perni: him 70 run away
FROM IT, Good for Bolts, -.
Know Normye,sM DEAD IN NEw JERSEY, spae"V0-S
attempt was made, some weeks since IN New Jersey,
under the leadership Of Commodore Stockton 70 se' up
Che dying carcass Of Know nottingham and out OF 'na'
attempt came the Nomination of Colonel Peter 0aFA' ior
Governor. But the old hulk was toe rotten 70 hoa 10
Kether and Mr. Clark, fearing the falling runs mas very
wisely declined TO This probably the last edo!: OF
Know Nothngsm in New Jersey
NEW SENATORS TIE MINT CoSGRfss.-The following
named gentlemen will take their seats for The first time IN
NE United States senate the first Monday in December
next on which day the first session OF the thrysxth
Congress win commence
Hon Willard Salisbury, of Delaware.
Hon James W. Crimes, OF Iowa.
Hon. Lazarus W. Powell, OF Kentucky
Hon Kingsley S. Bingham, Of Michigan.
Hon. John c. Ten Eyck Of New Jersey.
Hon. Thomas Bragg, OF North Carolina.
Hon Henry B. Anthony, of Rhode Island.
Hon. A. o. T. Nicholson, OF Tennessee.
Hon. J. W. Hesnphi Of Texas.
JUDGE DoUGi-ss NpIASA.-Tne friends OF Judge Doug
he Indiana determined 10 try and make rally for
their favorie previous TO the State Cenvenn TO be held
the 18th OF january, The Indianapolis Atlas says
ks all in vain. The cards have all been stocked long
since The delegates Charleston will be for Doug
has.
KANsAs ELECTION There will be great struggle in
Kansas Tuesday next, october 4, on which day the
people to vote the adoption Of the consu-
ton II said that the democrats viii oppose it the
sroa1d that il allows 0ggers the right of suffrage. AT the
time the Congressional delegate is to be chosen for
which office the black Republicans have nominated Hon
Marcus j. Parrott, and the democrats will try hard &c
elect S. W. johnson.
MORE EvDEScE.-Thomas G. Alvo- u paohshes card ~
The Syracuse Courier denying the charge oae ne Trans
terred the ticket for admission to Weiting Han IIshed
him by Cagger, to bully, and says that has remained
undsturbed in his pocket until now and that be is ready
10 return IT to Mr.. Cagger at any moment,
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tbls at s6 90 81 So Southern flour was less buoyant
and the market less active The sales embraced about
1850 bbs2 closing within as ss?ycg@ge Of prices" Rye
mand and coo hbls Brandywne reported sold al "a
20 a 81 rs. wheai-The market was extremely active,
with sales OF socco bushels, including wniIe Kehtuck
and Michigan II rs 81 IS, No Milwaukee club 81 %
asl CO Iowa spring ST. Corn irregular, with sales Of
about 120c0 bushels at selac &c. for old aud new
mixed Western. Rye was steady, with sales Of $500
bushels at scc SIC. New Canadian barley was quiet at
Sc Soc. Oats heavy, at 43c 4ic. for State and
433ac a 4ic. for Western and Canadian.
CocoA-There was movement in this article; the saet
embraced 1900 bags Guayaquil, for export private
terms, which left the market comparatively bare and in
creased the frmness on the part OF holders
COFFEE was steady, but quiet The stock October was
as foows-Ro, bags, q $50; Ceylon 49se; Msracaibo
1856; Iaguaya Z5 Costa Rica 675 Java 20S2 Sayanilla
sS4, Jamaica $780, st. Domingo 300; Singapore SIS mats
Java, mats, "a, 500. Total 81 ,46s.
CoTros-Th market was less bpoyant AID slightly
easier. The sales embraced about 400 bales closing
about The following quotations.
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CITY coMmERcrAL REPORT.

FRIDAV sept. 30, 1867
Asira--The market was steady, with gales Of about
10 bbis including PCS at - so and pearls At S. so IS
Mi4
PssansIrrfs Four-Thc supplies were better End the
market was heavy, having closed at decline Of &c, q
1ac. per cbl The sales embraced SsC0 bb.s., closing
~ foil f,xvipC rnfiua 0fp
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS. -
From Charleston In the steamship Coiumoia-A Bea.uf'
II West Jr lady and Miss NJ Blake Miss Blake, Y
Damon, j NJ Wentworth, G Evans Mrs Kidney Mrs !
whitney, Buhre and lady, Schroeder Rappoid s
harrington, Ellsbury, n Oliver, Mrs Peters, d
Stevens b Rricknede, j Hannegan G>Sa!enger u ~
Queen Miss II Wood, Mrs Hensman Goodrich W. Brown
d Syme, II w Dorie-and in the steeraS-
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Mr. RAIDER, in his monthly circular, remarks fol-
lovsWe had fair inquiry for all sorts Of leaf tobacco
during the month"; but with few exceptions holders have
been able 10 influence better prices the trade
own terms. Nearly 600 bales Havana exported,
partly sold partly for owners account and considerable
was done for consumption at 20c 24c. for crop
hlfers; 2tc sec. for old crop, BIC SAC. for very
choice, and 35c 45c for assorted lots Good Havana
hlers. getting scarce, and of fine assorted the stock
Is Light and on account of its high cost Of slow SALE We
have an arrival Of several small lots new crop Cuba
which have Just boon examined, and although the
quality is not as fine the crop has been
reported there Is strong competition for its purchase
as The market entirely bare OF this Sort parcel Of
the general impression that the better grades
from St Jago to Europe The stock Of Cienuegos Is
duced He thinks that the market is in fair way be
overstocked with Yara. Regarding domestic tobacco he
leaf expected from last months operations has not been
realized with the exception Of sales exports
foreign account the trade have been rather Indifferent
buyers, except for selections which firm at ii &c
i2ca good rules at DC. &c., edium7ca &c., and Tugs
at 4c &c, OF the better grades of Connecticut seed
leaf considerable has been sold 22c. 25c ia other
sorts several lots have been sold at moderate prices
IEAs-Another auction sale was held to-day, the cata-
oEue OF Which contained superior lots of green while the
blacks offered were comparatively small aud Of ordinary
grades. The sale drew spirited company, and the
greens were sold at prices fully sustaining the recent ad
vance The blacks quality considered, also sold well.
BIZ do. blacks total 6,443 Young hyson sold at from
30c bs1ac and the oolongs at 37Jsc SOC. There was
good demand At private SALE and 600 packages of the
cargo per HowqGa reported sold private terms
at 27c.
WooIThe sales this week have been to fair extent:
clothing qualities have again slightly advanced and still
tend upward moderate business also doing foreign
at rather better prices GALES include 100 600 lbs pulled
No at 4oc superior 45c, and 5oc $50 bales low
California sold at 10c. 17c.
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Ia, 800 oas GAG 70 sol SOL 9269, 074 II ,os9, 455


The following table EXHIBITS the respective amounts Of
exchange held by the various banks and also tsa sums
due to distant banks the latter being eeprscd in the
table of deposits as shown above
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FREIes1s-To liverpool $40 bales of cotton were en-
gagged at Is 4d 30 tons OH cake at I5 40 tons at
lCs ECO boxes cheese by steamer at 40s. 300 b0is.
rosn IS Cd with small TO Glasgow ncud
ing cotton at I'D, and $50 packages tonacco at
vessel engaged to load with cotton at Savannah at
3ad.; and 10 Bremen 675 bbls spirits tuyennc
gagged by the Cariolan at csc. per gall Rates were
firm for London, but engagements light. rumor
was current has c0 bushels of wheat engaged for
FRum-Saes Of It's bb!s cursants were made at Size
layer raisins were selling in small way At 50 80 81 40
per box.
GrSsY CIom.-sales Of 500 bales standard were made
in Boston al IL 1ac.
HAY steady, with sales of 600 800 bales at CSC
rec
Hrxp-The market for most descriptions was quiet and
prices nominal sale Of 700 bales OF jute made in
Hcston at y. t.
LIZ was steady, with fair sales Rocand at previous
rates.
c and 100 IDS Cuba muscovado 24c and rs do at
2tc, The stock, Oc,cvs. :. as annexed ,exo
1851 1872. , aSsy
hogsheads ,'............lSe4 s,-
Nr.,, s,o,. Il sao Ss rosa @o,s mad. ~
81 s71ac, and 200 do spirits at 471ac. a 4Sc.
OiIs were quiet and prices unchanged
PRousioSs.-Pork-Ihe market was less buoyant,
while q fair demand existed from the trade. The
sales embraced about 500 bbs, including at
SIS so SIS S7 thin mess at sl4 75 and prime SO
$40 en- Beeii was heavy, while the sales embraced
about l75 bbs, closing at unsettled prices small ~
Of new beef hams sold ST. Cut meats were r, with
sales Of 60 10 hhds. at &c. for shoulders md at &C. for
hams Lard without CHANGE with sales Of about 800
a 400 bbls. and terces at l0Ac tlt4c. Butter and
cheese unchanged.
Rlcs-The sales embraced $50 casks at axe &C., in
clued in which were so new crop, for export at &c.
SuGARs~The market was frm with good demand
from reGners and from the trade and closed at advance
Of nc per h. The sales embraced 800 hhds. Cuba mug
covado, part p. and the bulk at 6ltc exc In
cluded in the sales 90 Porto Rico &C. and 200
boxes were sold at 57sc. SC. The stock in New York
ms ~
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ToBAcco-Segar leaf is in better request OF which the
best sorts firmly held. The sales embraced AZ hhds
Kentucky, at exc. 9l5c.; 119 bales Havana 400 do
fara 1O2 do Cuba, at private terms 25 seedea
at he Gee. 266 ceroons st. Domingo, for export pr
waite terms. The monthly statement OF stocks of Spanish
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From the comparative statement OF the Treasurer il is
that the income OF the past year exceeds that Of
the preceding year in the OF $40 49, or this
1884 PTS TO be crested to gross earnings and $40 632 80
to decreased expenses
The cash assets and liabilities Of the .w Orleans banks
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,


THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EXPIRE CITY-From New York 3D. arriving at Havana Tn
and New Orleans 10Th Prom New Orleans 10Th Havana
arriving at New York 18th.
CAHAwBA-From New York l2h, arriving at Havana tn
and New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans th Havana 3Nh
arriving at New York Sd.
Pm ApEiPBIA-From New York 17h arriving at Havana
2d and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans bh Havana
Sth arriving nj New York 18th.
De so1o-From New York 9th arriving at Havana lst and
New Orleans 81 From New Orleans l2h, Havana 18th
irving at New York l9ih
QuAxER CiIy-Fron New York Oct g. arriving a. Havana
lob. From Havana 10TH arriving New York 18th The
Quaker City sails from New York every 20 days.
NBWhen the above dates fall Sunday the steam era III
sail on Monday, except from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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MRS. s. A. ALIENS
wi WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
The Rev. WIN. r. Downs, Howard, N. Y
Your Zyobasamum has superior certainly serves IN
cleanse thoroughly the hair anv harsh
drynes and always produces the sotness skinesn
and natural gloss that requisite to render the human hair
perfectly beautiful -
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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The amount OF notes IN clrcuaton II OoU36O bcg
decrease Of f2S7 Oso and the stock of bullion in both
departments 2i7 100 s22-showing increase of f4s4
400 when compared with the preceding return.
The Chicago Press of September % says
The weather during the past week has been wet and
the roads are in bad condition all the West. This,
with tho absence of farmers attending State and county
fairs caused falling of in the receipts of wheat The
crop concerning which much alarm was felt few
weeks snce is injured south Of Chicago, Burlington
aud Quincy Railroad, and is there where the large pro-
portion OF corn raised In the northern counties Of
this State also in Wisconsin, considerable damage has
boon done enough affect the fness of the CROP
The hog crop will be late, especially in Northern illinois,
where the farmers will up their frosted corn in feed
| ing stock.
The business of the Sandusky, Dayton and Cseinnati
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ITO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT
BRAZILIAN PEBBIEr
Acknowledged by persons using them to be hc only ens
in use capable asSsTH'ns TIE SIGHT
Wso sR' Fs X 5R e f s;Hfs
A0rns ''0sf'beS TS sf T hi! f nHShs VISION
S lr, ,fa ~, !. and sold only by
Under Lafarge House,.
CAUTION THE PUBLIC.
The great and sgpscr q tho
er to offer ior sale an imitation Of these RENOWNED specacles
H THR t GESulNE
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
s,,,,,o,s -, Can only be obtainedat
MAN roD DD vo,,nsn, if Isy HOUSE.
AZ LAFAYETTE PLACE ACE N9w N YORK, MAT s. 1889
have examined some specimens q specacles
Of the lens Is such to resemble the cornea in this
nasnch as Is apt TO be equal IN density, well
ressor suIaery New York Medical College, Surgeon
FROM varrsIlxr WORT n n PROFESSOR, ETC
pair rs ssa % 1'So s made q a
rock stal from Brazil much pleased with them:
polished suit he desired focus Perhaps il Is fsnsy but
they appear TO me cooler than glass. v. MOTT.
NEW York, Som ArRII, 1862
Jhaye emiued the Brazilian Pebble Spectacle manufactpr.
m theory hrs convinced me they are admirably adapted
t. promote oosr ana ease 70 ioe valuable organ q s'g
he lens and Ia coBsrut ton gives them preference over a
cnes made Of glass recommend e ch enn 70 my
No. RyISc pt4cr, NEW YORK, Slh mo- i2b, 1859.
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Gold has fallen In value at 81. Louis 10 u premium.
During October tho amount Of produce coming forward
from thence will he large, - st.aM
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
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s1s,253, 500 60, and the balances 81 0e2 5eI o.
Miles Ray, siS Broadway, announce that hey paw tho
october interest on the Schuv'~- county Illinois bonds
me As'a with london and Liverpool papers of the 18th
'ns'l' arrived last evening The return from the Bank
Of England for the week ending the 18th September gives
the following results when compared with the previous
week
Public deposits "a 5o2. 900 Increase E7l9 23l
Other depos,.s l3O74,64o Increase . 7,240
Rest - 37i07s7 Increase . 29s5
On the other side Of the account
Government securities ell go 1s Unchanged.
Other securities 1896, i6i Decrease. ESQ 7os
Notes unemployed. 1884 1915 Increase. 7065S5
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MRS s. A. ALIENS
1M WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
The Rev. James Hoy Pastor First Presbyterian Church
Orange county. NJ j.
have used Mrs S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resorer ard
ayionaisamum with very great benefit to my family Its
ing to the hair natural and healthy soness
those OF any preparation known to me.n
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND
N IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALRa
UNION BANK LONDON,
BANK or LIVERPOOL,
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELlNp.
In sums from 81 upwards.
Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS, Bankers
70 Wall street. N Y,
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MRS. S. A. ALIENS
WI WORLDS HAIR RESTORER
1be Rev. b. BRUCE Newmarket, Gallatin county Ill
II have tried your Worlds Hair Resorer and Zyobasa.
mum; acted Ike charm Ny hair was thirty years
ago II you wish reference from will give will
ingly."
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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states that considerable COPPER torn of her bottom but
that she makes water She got ashore Of
beAg light trim thai she could steered we'll she
would probably return to Boston for repairs aud 70 obtain
ballast
Balo Coz srxwARr Of Harpswsl from Portland Tor Ja.r
sonvle, before reported ashore Cut River Narxh6eH
still remains Steamer Forbes. Clark made an sernni
2h her off, but broke anchor Stock and parted hswser
Without starting tho brig There was heavy sea- -
BIG HENRY DipER Graham from baltimore for Per-
nambuco dsmasd IN hu rcns 18th inst. and has re-
fnrpes to Hampton Roads steamer WAS sent do Nn on
~; ...~esdsJ evening y bring her 70 Baltimore.
Sem HAnxsxss Paterson TaIhpco before report,
leans ls inst She was 90, by dschargng all her
into the towboa She IL leaking badly and VIA be locked for
repairs.
ScHR MISSISSIPPI Pernambuco Aug l6-The schr Gs.s
spp Gould from Buenos Ayres bound TO Baltimore viii
cargo Of bone dust put into this port on the 18th eahng
letter Ew God Walter, ESQ., secretary Boar ~
BRSplsI, sept 9The Am ship Ben IN Ior,rc from Cuba
and Trieste foy London stranded abe orns iFn h @
has been condemned, and ~ " maes On o. ss poa
About 200 boxes OF sugar heen landed here az which
some 100 boxes dame - AA'e ooen i"'u "sAS' - "
BEAi E p .s-Tbe Am bark Alamo Patterson from,
~iveston, In working out Of harbor got on the
n loss me lighthouse and sustained considerable damage
Wcr; now the fiat opposite the town. waiting for tug
tow her TO Liverpool
GRxrsocx Sept l5The Am ship White Sea, Evans, from,
Gohepbue for Boston, Us, loaded with iron &C. put back "a
this port yesterday leaky.
IAuscnEpAt Brewer 2Sh inst from the yard Of Isaac
Dunnng Etq superior schooner of l60 TONS called the
Caroline Farnsworth
Al 9th inst from Wards yard superior
ship about $50 named the Addison built and by
Mr. Charles Perkins and others OF Kennebunkpor and Capt
VIM Pike and Mr. Henry Rice Of saco. Capt Pike will
command her.
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MRS. s. A. ALIENS
u WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
The Rev. e. a. RucKBEE Asst Treas Am. Bible Unen Ed
30 Bible Union Quarterly, New York city
vssy cheerfuly add my testimony to that of
other fends have found the ZylobalsamuIn superior 10
anything ever used for the hair and would fully commend Il
to al.n -
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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Mrs. s. A.. ALIENS
IM WORLDS HAIR RESTORER.
Rev. l. Moore Pastor First Baptist Church. May n T.
late agent American B,b'e Union. - - -
have used Mrs. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer an
Hair Dressing, aud has also been used nv wife We
unqnafedy them the preparations we have
usedin which declaration numey GUS friends ioir Nc
SOLD EVERYWHERE.