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THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PR OF ES SOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

Says the st. Louis, (Mo) Democrat Below, publish
letter to Dr. Wood, of this city, from gentleman Maine
which speaks gowingly of the superior merits OF his nan
tonic Such evidences must have its effect when coming
from reliable certificates guarantees OF TRUTH
the DR.. needs enconium useless pufery from the
press:
BATH, MAINE, Jan. 2O 1885,
Professor 0. j. Wood Co.:
GENTLEMEN Having my attention called few months
since to the highly beneficial effects of your hair restorative
induced to make application of upon my own hail.
which had become quite gray, probably onethlrd Wm.e
my whskers were of same character. Some three mohn
since procured bottle of your hair restorative and ue0
it, soon found that it proving what had wished
bottle, of which have used some. can now cern! "
the world that the gray white hair has totally disappear
ed both my head and face, and my hair has resumed
its natural COLOR and believe more soft and glossy nan
has been before for twenty five years. am now Sky y
old my good wife at the age Of ytwo, has used 1t WIZ
same effect . -,
The above notice deem due to you for your valuable d
covery. assured that whoever will rightly as PEI
directions will not have occasion to contradict my state
ments. am citizen of this city and resident here 10
the last fifteen years. and known to nearly every oS
here and adjoining towns. Any you may make o. 5
to preserve the beauties of nature in others well as
self. 1 am, truly, yours, A. c. RAYMOND
BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1900
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. .,
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune
lose the best portion of my hair from the effects OF h
low fever in New Orleans in 1851 was induced 10 Ps
trial of your preparation, and found it to answer
very thing needed. My hair thick and glossy ~.
no words can express my obligations to you in gH9Gg
afflicted such treasure. FINLEY JOHN0O-'..,
The undersigned, Rev. j. K. Bragg, is minister IN reg
lar standing and pastor of the Orthodox Church at b
field, Mass. He is gentleman of great influence
versally beloved. VIM. DEE DEE
Brookfeld January II, 1870
Professor Wood-Dear Sir Having made trial OF Acct
Hair restorative it gives pleasure to say that s S
has been excellent in removing infamaon dandruI
constant tendency to itching with which have been
from my childhood and has also restored my hair no
becoming grav, to its original color. have USE
other article with anything like the pleasure OF
Yours truly, J. X. bnAoS; nm
The Restorative is put up in bottles of sizes VIZ @ do.
and small the small holds pint, and retais for one
lar per bottle the medium holds at least twenty per
more in proportion than the small retas for dWo in
Der bottle the large holds quart, 40 per cent m0
proportion, and retails for s.. ,
O. j. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, IA Bro adWay N
York and ia Market St., St. Louis, Mo- coops
AND SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGIsTs AND. FANCf wv
DEALERS. oooAgo-sm
Aug. 5th, 1889 1oo--
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B Among the wild and reckless assertions to which
insane partnership has given rlse do not know that
we have ever anything to match the TRADES poured
forth by the Philadelphia Press and some other northern
papers upon the head of the President in connection
with the unfortunate difficulty in California which re-
suited in the death of Senator Broderck of that State
The Press stops not to characterize this death as deb
crate assassination planned and instigated by the ad
ministraton for the purpose of removing political OPP
ponent, and charges that the blood CT MIR. Broderick
rests upon the head of James Buchanan Such stuff
this unworthy serious attention, and yet it is repeated
and copied.
Equally improper is the insinuaton that Judge Terry
could be made the agent of assassination. Judge Terry
is altogether different from that; at least we do
not suppose that the intimate and trusted friend of gen.
tIemen like DR.. Ashe and T. H. Ashe, Esq, whom we
all know could be such man this sort of charge
would imply.
Things are going altogether too far when crimes Of
the most horrid character are fppanty charged for
political effect OR the qualification of private malice
The idea of James Buchanan, being the instigaor
Judge Terry the agent of assassination is perfectly ou
rageous The president has not legally noticed the libel
of the Press but if he had noticed it, the provocation
was and gross enough and reckless enough to justify
him in doing so.
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IA The American majority in the city of Baltimore
on Wednesday last was 1926. Last Fall Mayor Swami
obtained majority of 1898
As usual violence and intimidation resorted to
in very many of the wards, In the goth ward the
count standing 12O ahead for Norris the reform can
didate, the " Plugs" broke in and smashed the box
Avis and cowitch seem to have been the favorte
pons With few honorable exceptions the police
wholly Inefficient or sided with the clubs The respec-
table portion of the American party are sick of club
law, and will get rid Of it If they can.
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TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS.

NTE HAVE JUST OPENED stock of Goods sua
w BILE to your wants. and tc which invite your ateD
ton. Our stock of DOMESTIC DRY GOODS larger than
usual among which may be found Kerseys Lnsays Osp
burgs Brown Sheetings and Shrtings Beached do Mari
boro and Manchester Stripes and Plaids, Hickory Stripes
Kentucky Jeans, sattinets Cacoes Apron Checks, Bed
Ticking, Blankets and many other articles too numerous
mention.
We also invite your attention to stock of BOOTS AND
Shoes consisting of Mems light and heavy Brogans Mems
Calf Brogans, Mems Calf Boots Dtchers Boots Womans
light and heavy Shoes Ladies Morocco Boots and BukD
Ladies' Caters, besides variety of Boys Misses and CHI
dren's Boots, Shoes and Caters.
We have, also, good variety of WOOL AND CASSI.
MERE HATS.
Before purchasing your Goods elsewhere we hope YOU
will give our stock examination.
L. B. HUGGINS & SONS,
Oct. 18th S. e. Cor. Market and Second SITS
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CoRN--We have before us ear of corn, about
twelve inches long, containing 1908 large and we'll de-
veoped grains This splendid ear grown by James
T. Petteway, Esq, his plantation about four miles
from town, known as the Ounce tract, on upland which
was but lightly manured It an ear as is an ear sure
enough
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friend. The world may wifully do you many wrongs,
your mother never the world may persecute you while
living and when dead, plant the ivy and the nghtshade
of SANDER upon your CRASHES grave-but your mother
will love and cherish you while living and if she survive
you will weep for you when dead such tears but
mother knows bow to weep Love your mother!
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DIRECT IMPoRTATIoN.-We have been requested to
call attention to the advertisement of Messrs. Harris
Howell, of an importation of Muscovado Sugar. 1t is
expected to reach here in about ten days. and will be
sold at prices to compare avoraby with other markets
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Ia We have before us the American Journal of
Medical Sciences for October, 1859. Published quar-
terly' Edited by Isaac Hays, M. D. Philadelphia,
Blanchard Lea. London Trubner & Co. Paris
Bassange Co. Price-Five Dollars a year.
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Ras There were only thirty-tour marriage licenses
granted the past year in Richmond Co., n. G. What's
the matter?
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$40.
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Messrs. E. 7. BARRY 4 Co. Gentlemen =
THE SEWING MACHlN4 of ScoVil & GoodePs pattern,
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lily The negroes and children about the house
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PORk-PORK.
R0 BBLS. HEAVY CITY MESS, now landing for sale
w by T. II. McKOY IL co.
October 18th.
SOAP-SOAP.
40 BOXES COLGATES No. l AND PALE and other
tO brands in store and for sale by
October II. 7. II. McKOY co.
THE NATIONAL RANGE.
mortal lo md
IA than the old fashioned, is for sale by
L. c. TURNER.
Sept. 18th, 1859. Sole Agent for Wilmington.
NO. PERUVIAN GUANO.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND. For sale by
~ sept l., E. MURRAY co.
MULLETS! MULLETS!!
~ BARRELS now landing and for sale by
~ Oct. 18th. ZENO II. GREENE.
BUCKWHEAT.
. BAGS BUCKWHEAT;
az kegs extra Goshen Butter
10 boxes Cheese, for retailing;
cases Sweet Oil. Just received per Schr. D. C..
Hulse, and for sale by o. KELLEY.
October l4th.
SACK SALT.
OAA SACKS GROUND ALUM, in store and for sale
~ BY ~.s 1879 zEN0 II. GREENE.
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LAW NnnTrtr

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE AsSOCIATrn,
gether in the practice of the Law in th Gnseves TO-
Bladen Columbus Brunswick Sampson and No counties Of
Office Front street, second door South pH Hanover
Fear where of them always be found Of Cape
Sept. 28.-2O-1m-5-3m n n iII1E Jr.,
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THOSE FRENCH MOLESk1N HATS nsd
LIGHT AND ELEGANT-Anotherca case J1 1sn TpRE
aS 81 Market street. M1EnS " ~"~
October 18th.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Comply
HARTFORD. CONN.

HARTFORD CONN.
INCORPORATED A. D. $780,. CHARTER PERPETUAL
Authorised Cnpital,.. 81 100000
Capital Paid tn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1859.
Cash hand and in Bank, .$3 455 q
Cash in hand of Agents and i'll transit. 54827
Real Estate unencumbered, (cash value 5000 90
Bills Receivable, amply secured ......... 73,l74 IS
24O4 Shares Bank Stock in Hartford, 23O4l3
1900 g s. I" " New York 1877, $50 90
7l0 g g g Boston, ......... 462O %
100 Shares Bank of the State of Missouri 10000 90
State and City Bonds, per cents 74245
Rail Road Stocks. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1920 90
United States Treasury Notes., l4035 90
sO3,76s0
ID. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL, JOY ALLYN
ALBERT DAY, HENRY KENEY, JOHN T. BRACE
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES J. Russ.
b. HUNTINGTON, President.
limo. G. ALLYN, Secretary.
c. G. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
VIM. N. BOWERS. Actuary.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS. continues to Insure against Loss Damage
by Fire Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses, Stores, Ea
chandse, Mills, Manufactures, and most other kinds OF
property, on its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention to nsurng Farm Property con-
ssting of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected
&C., &c. contained in the same for term of three i've
years at l01o rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance be made to the under
signed the duly authorised Agentfor Wlmng ton and vicinity
Losses equably adjusted at this Agency, and paid mm
dia tey, upon satisfactory proofs in funds current IN u
cities of Neo York or Boston, as the assured may prefer
H. r. SAVAGE, Agent
Wilmington, N. c.. Feb 10. 1s59-141-26-ly*
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$50 1000.
sORTEO NUMERO 625 ORDNARIO

tour APPROPRIATENESS 70 the 600 Of $6G0 each;
$500 to $50, of $4O0to $50 of $500 to $4,000.
Of $500 to $4,000. ''N'
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters S.
Prizes cashed at sight al per cent. discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known.
Ali orders for Schemes Tickets to be addressed IN
"DON RODRIGUEZ, care of City Post, Charleston s. c.
Ocb T. IS09 23S6lv
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1900 BUSINESS SUITS
LNROM SIS so UPWARDS. All our goods arc rou
IL garment warranted perfect. See the new stvI
OcG u. BALDWTN,c
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NJ II. ALEXANDER informs the public of wa
4X1 mlngton and its vicinity and the surronra ME ~
counties generally, that he has made arranpemg u
with frst-cass American Manufacturers of FVnnts
SlLVERWAR in all its branches Mr. All EV FL RY G0t
continue the JEWELRI BUSINESS in WilminaaN DER viii
nenHy Mr.. ALEXANDER guarantees evaS SSon perrnq.
sells to be made of the best of GOLD and article be-
public that he is determined not to sell blu Informs the
or Gilt Goods of any description He endeavoed Jewey
all false reports about his selling goods under @ 10 ou
ces. He pronounces them ali base, maicnse preten.
tons from the Underground Railroad which w hbrica
to ihure him in his business Since he becnn s put forth
will Outve all such base fasehoods He bo ne has and
Jewery bushes since he Is years old has oen in the
class Jewelry Store in Broadway, New York first
anr rst and G04 WATCHES &C. mas msDS
hopes that all good and sensible citizens will me-
such false, malicious reports have been believe
him. Uulaled about
ISAAC ALEXANDER
Jeweler & Watch Mak
Sept. 20, 1859. 'on NC.
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.mlkeriSmi.
must, by this
~ nn1nr tho ono

Surely, the people must, by this time, have grown
weary of Fibustersm under the auspices of the grey
eyed man." Where faulty marks every movement
made and abortve attempts the only attempts the
interest Originally felt and manifested must gradually
turn into pity and finally contempt and, in truth
all feel that the play played out and it is time for the
curtain to drop.
At one time we regretted the ruined health or blasted
prospects of young who be tempted go out
with Walker Henningsen and Company, to Nicaragua
or elsewhere but now, we must be convinced that no
man. matter how inexperienced, whose situation is
not wholly desperate-who has any prospects, could be
induced to embark in such project.
But even more fatal to the prestige of Wakerism,
than any of the above considerations is the fact
generally suspected that the leaders did not want to get
off, for they osentaously set day which to start,
which was much notifying the authorities to keep
bright look out for them-whch the authorities did.
Is this chd's play, or what is it?
The world now is expensive. 1t costs good deal of
money to keep men, and likewise alive and the
cost of making them dead has risen in proportion
much So indeed that the idea of private warfare is OBJ
soete. War is a noble, national game, in which
only princes potentates powers, and Baltimore rowdes
are allowed to indulge with impunity AS things stand
now we think it would be decidedly advisable for our
greyeyed friend to retire deep into the shades oprivae
life and abide his time, which will come will not
come, as the case may be. We think it will not
| ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Last night at IL o'clock,
the Guard heard noise in the yard in of the store
of Messrs. L. B. Higgins Sons, S. E. corner Second
and Market Streets, and crossing over, found board
torn off the yard fence, on Market Street. passing
through, they found colored boy, belonging to Mr.
Richard Grant in the act of trying to force off the shat
ter of one of the windows. The boy had axe and
Ratchet He had torn off the fenceb board and got
into the yard in that way He is about fifteen years
DID, The Guard arrested him, and he will be examined
as soon as Mr.. Grant returns to town. Little or no
damage was done The boy stated that there had been
another one with him. but the Guard saw only the one
DAILY Journal, 14th inst.
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ADAMANTINE CANDLES
R0 BOXES ADAMANT1NE CANDLES. For cola !,
w L. B. HUGGINS & SONS W
Oct. 18th S. E. Cor. Market SecnnS :.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
! he NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE pOv,,
Havana Lottery, conducted by he Spanish GovaroAL
under the Of the Captain General of Cuba vii
WEDNESDAY, October 18Th. 1888
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1000 PAIRS FANCY CASHMERE D.,---
NUT ON NEW FRENTCH PATTERNS AS'
~ October Paris Reports just received at
October 18th. RAIDu,
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MULLETS! MULLETS!!
~ BARRELS now landing and for sale by
~ Oct 18th. ZENO II. GREENE
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THE NATIONAL RANGE.
4 NEW AND EXCELLENT portable range, and cheap
IA er than the old fashioned, is for sale by
L. G. TURNER.
Sept. 18th, 1859. Sole Agent for Wilmington.
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NO. L PERUVIAN GUANO.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND. For sale by
" Sept L.. E. MURRAY & co.
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PORk-PORK.
R0 BBLS. HEAVY CITY MESS, now landing for sale
w by T. Fl. McKOY Il CO.
October 18th.
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counts but nothing had ranspred touching its proceed
ings.
Prince Napoleon had visited Zurich and left without
having an interview with the plenipotentiaries.
The Monteur repudiates the idea that the Emperor
Napoleon desires to place French Prince on the Ial-
ian throne.
1t asserted that the King of Belgum's visit to
Branitz referred simply the Belgian debt to France
payment having been demand.
Rumours continue to be circulated of active naval ar
maments and Notifications going on in France.
The Paris Bourse closed quiet at 69f Csc.
1t was vaguely reported that Austria is seeking to
negotiate loan in London.
The Italian rumours very conflicting, but have a
Threatening aspect 1t Is reported that Austria and
Sardinia making WarIike preparations and that
the French army OF occupation is to be reinforced
The dukes OF Modena and Tuscany are reported to
have organized large force to attack the army of Cen
trail Italy Another authority says the Duke of Tuscany
will regain his throne by appeal to universal suffrage
There had been rumours of disturbances in Naples
but they contradicted Movements of troops how
ever, were taking place.
The Spanish government has declined the offer of Eng
land to mediate with the Emperor of Morocco
The latest accounts from China confirm the rumour
OF the nominal Imprisonment of the American Minister
at Pekin.
The Paris Pays says Mr.. Ward and the entire Amer-
can legation conveyed to Pekn in huge travelling
box, from which only the sky was visible They were
well treated but not allowed to see anything and
confined to the house at Pekn awaiting an inter-
view with the Emperor after which they will return to
the frontier in the same manner as they came.
Sports ON THE SUM- is stated that the spots on
the sun are unusually numerous and large this year At
the present time there eleven groups of spots vis be
two OF which have just made their appearance on the
western edge. very large spot has been recently OBJ
served nearly IN the centre, embracing central black
spot and still larger penumbral region It is said to be
undergoing daily remarkable changes 1 2
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BUCKWHEAT.
= n BAGS BUCKWHEAT;
IL kegs extra Goshen Butter
10 boxes Cheese, for retailing;
cases Sweet Oil. Just received per Schr D. c.
Huse, and for sale by o. KELLEY
October l4th.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.

Foreign and Domestic mails.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NKw YORK OFFICE
DOMESTIC. .Norh-Abaay Buffalo and Cansda- .sz5 r
Wss.ern mai v. Ere sssH Az. anGs:sa T. Z.
South and southwestern
Esss m man, 5; railroad A. ma saas Z.
by Steamboat .........:.4 r. r..
ofnce at ~ P.M.
cAIIrcRsn. BY steamship Friday,
The Overland Mali icr iisitorns leaves 81. ioas
s :s &c :ssa iss' ssi!ss o1 e a;
g. LAX. c,-r The Overland Mall rom Joseph soy 10 s.a
Lake City, leaves 81 Joasph every saturday al
81 :, Jo .~,;s,s should 10 marked "oVeri>nd
HAvAsA....-By s.samah'p Quaker City, Saturday.
So PACIFIC by S' Steamship $500 on Friday "a
FROM New oriesns BY :esmshp rannss-e. o.
be- piaoei IN the once :, New York Sir DAYS pre-
vtous to the above dstel
BAHAxA day tho alter
maize Conard packet ai thus port, being
month, the steamer Karuak win be- desoatched
with mails for the Bahama tsauds to be landed
Eueors. BY steamship Canada, from, Boston
for Liverpool, cioes here Tuesday, July
6........ Il bP. NJ.
TINE or CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BcNsAY. The Overland Mail TO Bombay closes In London
as folows-vis Marseilles, en- the Cd and 18Th Of
each month Vim Southampton on the l2th and
cA1ourrA Sd, loh 18TH 18th via Marseilles Gh, lzA.
uursA &c. Via Msrsses on The ioss and 18th. Via South
AusrRAIA via MAseiles and suez 10Th. Via South.
ampton and Suez, l2h.
xAuar1us Via Alden on the Ah and eth Of the month
Brazil. via southampton the 9th Of the month
Should any of these dstes fan Sunday, the mail ID
despatched the following evening
above dses Should any Of these dates fA ON sunday lie
MAJ Il despatched the merntng prevtouA
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Brig Mallory (of Phradelpis, eeelmas Mobile. II dCys.
Brig soupIus, xhonil, Rondout for saco:
Brig George Prescott 9Lkey, Hond0ut for Camden.
fr Trident of Soath TkomssoD). Bradbury Ponoe. Pr.
ACHE w,sn s0 ~ as . Sgs Ra,e Co. B,-.oo Juv VIM
p .cbr p rno%.s earn July IS Ia, 70 &c. lon - 49, spsxs
n sc May susan tbr Clear, Eleuhera, days. viii frux
sohr Ocean Wave r, IocEhArt Windsor, Na days. win
schr ssesr tei Nys!ic! Kenyon, IAucA a day. wtsE
schr Jsze Durfee (o FAI aver Davis FRANKLIN, Ia n
da,s win sugar and moaSsss to stursrs Co
=, schr John sSson Lingo Savannah sdAys With ca,oa h.
scbr Hallocs: Ncterson. Charleston Gays ooss.
81 seS b 5SSn sSio sSI Wilmington NC sda
schr Ned, Henderson, Wilmington, NO
schr Lilly. Francis: wilmington, NC sdays
SER ssaa; sSn.s %s.ls w!!%Iassen. No q sasss
Echr A johnson, Ireland, Wilmington, NC.
sesr Florence Hsss: wiI%iss.on: 10 9a.a.
s scSI Oregon Kru:e %saaDsson s1 Sd.yI
sc cS NARA jane '. Joo S' 4s1sSdris. dsya
schy A Ander,on -: Alexandra
scsr leresco smith, Sns.crth, 10 dsyl
scbr Defiance. boynon. Calais, days.
Ss%. N %Ss r socs.n IsDs s.s Gays
Scnr Eurd, Pearce hock and 4dayS.
sehr Helen Noted Jameson. Portland. No. s 1syx
schr Union LIBBY New Haven. 2dsyA
s sta ,. Celestial hssdssd Portland, days.
steamer henneoec- Hand. PbilAdelphiA-
Steamer Wesscaester. Baker. Providence.
BELOW
One ship. two bsrks and two brigs.
SAILED
stsam nl Arsgo southsmpon and Hsyre, v'ge @
Also steam fgae San Jacin.o Coast of Aries. ses.
shre London Chancellor Liverpool brig Hsnnah and oths
Wind during the,dAy from NNwoNw