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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

hhos w " EANAh ~ utNNkNHoNHAAs
PRoT WooB-UeaT siTi My hair had, for severtl
years. been becoming prematurely gray, accompanied
by hardness which rendered the constant application
Of oil necessary in dressing It.. Wheu I comm snced
using your Hair Restorative about two months ago Il
was u was In that condition, aud having continued It's
till will In the last three week. II has turned 10 It's
natural color, ani assumed soness aud nstre greatly
to be preferred 10 those produced by the application OF
oils or any other preparation have used. regard u
a m indispensable article for every lady's toilet,
whether 10 be used Hair Restorative for the sim
rle purpose Of dressing beautifyng the hair. Nou
hnve permission To refer TO all who eneTuin any
dobt ofttt performing all that it claimed for ".
g. EyNOgng.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

0STLcvi Long, a country postmaster, n
few miles from pittsburg, has been SEN
fenced to fifteen years in the penitentury
for stealing letter from the mail.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

ARRIyAL OF TIE ANGLo-sAxON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-06-24

~ IIHVNENHNI VWNEHNUNl
ROBERT c. KIRK, Of Knox County.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
One Chance more for a Bargain.

The undersigned offers fer sale the valuable pri-
vate residence formerly owned by DR.. Plummer stu
ated Front Street. in this city The house good
two story Brick, in good repair. There ten rooms
good stable, carriage and wood house. fruit trees Sc
The property will be sold low for or will be
sold at advance price time payments. For fur
Their particulars enquire of H b. PAYNE in this
city, or of ALIEN. JOHN SION No. IS Main street
Cincinnati. Ohio
Richmond. Feb. Il. 1859. rOfr
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Rose Hill Nursery.

Rose Hill Nursery.
Three mites north Of Rtchnoad the
Neaepot Turnpike, near Chester.
e. L. TEAS.
- ESPECTFULLf invites she attention OF those wish
L u plant his stock, which Will be found
complete. with especial teereuce to the
this section oar sh is 70 have viiua
plant either Fruit Ornamental that will succeei in
this locality. at-a'lSh have not attained
this point have greater variety ~ hardy trees md
other the
Apples nice trees, ID to 20 ceuts
! Pea DIV and Standard. 30 50
Cherries hardy, nice trees. 30 TO - cents.
PIums, best kinds, 30 o 40
! Aprcots. Nectarines. OUNCES IS cents.
Grapes, Goose6erries, trrAnts Ohio Ever
bearing Raspberries. 50 per dax Thornless
/ New--Reeh1es. = per doc.
Strawberries, kinds. Linaeus Pie Pan.
ORR 4 MEN L 4 L.
BaIsap Fir, 4 TO fl Norway Spruce. ; #: White
Spruce. IT. White Pine 4 10 Il uelnIock Am Spruce
Am. Arborvitas SC ic.
Eeisiac fsOnthly,
Is the best fragrant everbiooming Honeysuckie. f.
Y. Teas sells it at 30
March ;, $50. l2tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Pocket Book Found,

4 POCKET BOOK found on the road between
"A Cambridge City and Richmond. few days since.
For further particulars inquire AZ the Greens for X
Valley Mills, or j. H SECRIST
March 10, 1859 IL 3w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
For Sale-In Richmond,

For Sale-In Richmond,
4 BOUT two acres of Land, the Depot. with the
N following improvements Large Frame Dwelling,
Stable Carriage House, Wash House, Wood House. WE'LL
Cistern. good Spring and Spring House Fruit Trees
Shrubbery. &c Nice property Will small house
and lot exchange
A good House and Lo. Port Wayne Avenue. rooms
good Cellar. Well a Cistern.
All the above property will be sold low easy pay
ments- Possession given immediately.
JAMES NJ POE
Richmond, Feb 5, 1859. OF
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
p r. &. FlS II c r.
OF ice and Residence. side OF Pearl
Strectsouti, Vain
Richmond, Feb. :, 1859. lntf
House Building.

House Building.
a7HE underig oud respectfully inform the pnblic
that he prepared TO enter into
all Buildings favorable
also continues order Sas In III inds Doors
Frames OF all ptions. ~ In iug .rsachines
straw Cutters, and almost every hing which be
done in the line of House Carpenter and JOINER
specially soiicits continuance public patronage.
Q3-Shop south sixth Street squaresfrom Main.
I. u. THOMPSON
april 81
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Great Western Combination PlOW
4 ssss5S

rs the No. of Boswels celebrated, full size, Yoist
Il lander DasuerseotyPe Camera. with which he made
Pictures in his city in IS4T. of which specimens
now on exhibition at his rooms, clear and unaded-
From his long experience in the profession he unhesi
tstincIv assures the public that be understands the
business perfectly. and Is prepared with the
Camera furnish his patrons with first class pictures
only.
Gallery .. his residence ives; Main.street between
Washington and Green.
s-y- All pictures warranted, and perfect sstisfac
ton given before sny charge IS made.
Jan. 81. 1855. If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Marble Yard.

Marble Yard.
uAyiNG purchased the establishment knsvr By thS
- of J. McGrasA * Co.. prepared furnish
Monuments NANTES. Tomhstones and all kinds Fur.
nttare Marble, SC. Of American and falixr Marble
Corner MsFa and EIfth streets. Richmond, Ind
JON. :, JONES
n B.-Havins engaged the services Of r No-ri<oa re
will still eoatinueA A. The cid stand.
Dee. ,. 1857 I5,f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Splendid Farm for Sale.

VT>HE undersigned offers for sale the farm which
L he resides, three miles of the city Rich
mond, and the National Turnpike. 1t contains
loo of the best quality of tilabc land1o
in high state of cultivation and 80 in timber
of the very beat quality. There is the premises
ONE THOUSAND PEACH TREES,
Of fine and thrifty growth of the very best cultivated
kinds. 300 Pear Trees of the best varieties 50
Cherry Trees of the most approved varieties young
Orchard of Apple trees. One half of Raspber-
res One well set in strawberries. A large lot
of Gooseberries, Currants and other small fruits
There is the farm a comfortable dwelling and an
excellent barn, and all other necessary outbuilding
The farm is well watered, and taken altogether one
of the most desirable farms for profitable investment
and residence in this vicinity. The proprietor desir
ing to change his business will sell
BILE terms, and invites all who wish purchase TO call
and examine the premises when the price and terms
will be made known.
GEORGE COALE.
Richmond, Ind me. nth, 1852 loft
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY

yV>EE upder. eHsrs for sale. reasonable
/ his property the Of Main and Fifth
AZ together with the business and machinery Us ed
ia condactfng H. The House l. frame Is by 30 feet
.od x stories high The ba sne-s he engaged IL.
i. ROASTING AND GRINDING COFFEE, AND
GRINDING AND PUTTING Up SPICESAsH II the
machinery for doing this work ani OF the
,ubst antisi kind He Br.dfords Cos Patent
Mill, which i, propelled By Of White 8sr zIoa's
superior Steam Engines BY the side Of the 5oiier,
IS establishment i fEed with an eve t. ennvFaisnee
and economy
He has been laboring for ID past year 10 build ae
this business in Rchmoni he f.tters himself that
he has succeeded partially; but his want Of capsi %
~ n ith the it should be done
make it profitable reluctantly induces him ny
and sell out the only By which he pay
of his iuduigent creditors. II the nereh.nts and
grocers generally, of Richmond, would patTonizs this
establishment, and mis- creditors Induced grant
further iudu gencehe could establish the busi
firm basis and pay of his debts but a lar &c
majority Of them prefer sending their money Coium
bus and Cincinnati and buy inferior and impure
article of goods, latroHize home Htdnnfcct9Fs
ciere sold a frst class and pure article But
chants I'D groeers wilI do they please and the
dersgned do he therefore other course
is LETT for hi but 70 sell
The lot which the above establishment. il situar
ed, was leased for three years, eighteen months q
which has expired.
For terms. dc, apply 20 the undersigned tnt
premises, where the machinery, Sc. De examined
MOWRY.
Richmond March 10, 1859. f3f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
Fancy Silks

4 VERY LARGE STOCK, and beautiful siv!es
y lower than vas ever before offered in Richmoa1
Do not fail to call and eramine them
Richmond, January =, 1859. L GLEN SCOTT.
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a Gal ID.

'E'0 my numerous friends and customers who have so
long patronized me. feel thankful for your sup
port, and will find it your buy
OF me. My terms close, but do wis or ex-
pect my business down. or drive my custom
away. | feel | am Offering goods on better
terms than ever sold them before and convince
you that it is more % your interest to buy OF me
now than ever. trust none will quit account
of my terms without giving trial
Richmond Jan ~ 1859 ftf7 GLEN SCOTT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-17
A Chance for Spectators.

THE undersigned offers for sale the Patent Right
of Pages celebrated and highly popular Chura
for the counties OF Union, Fayette, Henry and Ran
doiph. The patent hss thirteen years 10 and the
Churn is unsurpassed He will trade these rights for
city property such other trade NAV be approx
Persons wishing 10 purchase will be supplied with
Churu 10 test its quality.
Fer further informA alton apply 70
C. ZIMNER, Richmond. Ind
Jan 81, 1859. TT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

Included in the sales were 500 bales strict middhng up
lands in transit from Savannah with freight at Md re-.
ported at lie.
FRfnGFH.-To Glasgow 5000 bushels wheat were en-
gagged al To Liverpool 800 bales of cotton were en-
gagged ut l6d, 800 bbs flour at 3d. and 800 hides at
It's. 3d. per ton To London rates were hrm while en-
gagements were light To Antwerp 100 tons ore were en-
gagged at 2Os ESQ bbs rosn al 3s 3D. and $50 do ashes
at us. Sd.
FRUrIhe market was bare Of raisins, and in the alb
scnce Of supplies the market was nominal
HAY-The market continued steady with sales Of coo
700 bales for hpment at Is &c., and for city use was
selling at 90c o 96c '1 ~
1RoN was steady, with moderate sales Scotch pig at
1914, and in small lots Of good, from yard at $25.
LIME was in good demand, wi further sales OF common
at 77kc., and Of lump Rockand at 81 10. . IF
NAVAL S7oRES-Sales Of so bbls. straight lots spirits
turpentine made at 461ac and 200 do In perchau
table order at 46c IL days tme 100 bbs fine rosin
at - S. Common rosn was steady, with sales 500 bbs
strained at 81 IS, from yard.
Ons-The market for sperm and whale was sustained
With moderate sales About 10000 gallons linseed oil
were reported sold n 65s. &c., Other descriptions
were without alteration Of moment. f#ftN
Mo1ABEl-Tho market was more active. sales OF 40
bbls. New Orleans made at 4Oc: and 600 600
bids Cuba cayed and muscovados were sod the form
IN part at &c. &c. and the latter full prices
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market for mess was ate adv
while prime heavy and rather easier The sales cr
braced about 800 bills including at $40 37 SIS
Is, thin at SIS rs, and prime $40 58t lO 85
chiefly at the inside figure Beef good supply and
the market inactive and heavy. The salcs embraced
about 800 bts, including prime at 81 25 new mess
at S. 20 repac.d at 80 g. and extra at Sill S11 25
Eeef hams were in fair demand, with sales Of l26 bbs
Western at SIS. Cot meats scarce and arm, with
small sales Of hams az 9c tom The bocS and shoulders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

NEW HAVEN Nov 2sla schr Judge Harrington, Brandy.
ssGp Sos cnrs KYos Norma
o 81 0sS cIyss ssm m
os.r vbh "a shs msSSnog c sSd snsa k. MN ~
for SSak sss ' Ss,o s Faon Sullivan r Banoe R
arnold Fs E,ys, Or PM PSdsp9a Ass rs
hssnns dayton, Providence for do Sid brig Mary Ann
MA Young Esson. Calais tGr IN. NYoss Va.
bossop brig: Martha washington Anasrson rorland Irene
ss1ss Mixes iss sawyer Ds
s sprs IG Gen Boyd Gray Nedfcrd NsnnnS.s
.d h Ss. h.sn
EE,4ssS Boston wiamsan e. do sion
is Ssss.s ssSss'ss ss
n Nsr brig Emg, Boston scSrs rcsdss s.s
ss,S DE- M %s%sSn sss%; s. &C.
ssss ho synn shayop Geo
p.Sv f1s.sS SsDS
onss Sa ss ~ Burke Brainree Charity smith, Lynn;
s Also sy sSo: s ten steamer Ksasss
ne5S 1fG sr Tas he 0
S MySri sod rs'Ts nsss Al Sch.
n q a Mssnxu G Sa EWs;n,s
RI load for Maanzas scbrs Mary farmes Gass.
sss
srower and sSsnspdoa Hs% s%S s ss:
nadem Lpdam and vharser kelsey HYork; SissEs ss
SI s,1i Turk.
York. .Na 80 =
RICHMOND, Nov 1-Arr schrs Manchester Chichestsr
York Myers, Rhodes Rockand, Huntington, Lowell AE
baDy. s....s. - ~
ROCKLAND, Oct E-Ar schr p Cushing Pe.tengll.
Bangor for kYork; SMh, brig Henry Leeds Grant Hev
leland for philadelphia sid 9Th schr Mountain Eagle Peu-
ns1 E,es R RS sah,s Nash NYpE
Wright, Rogers do. T7T7
SAN FkAkCIsCO OCT Arr ships Morning Glory hobbs,
Kong Sid Oct ship John Marshall Gould, Puget Sound:
SEN Melbourne. - ~
SAVANNAH. Nov 2-Arr oby ted ship Charles HIN, New
SALEM Nov Arr bark Arrow, Harrington Rio orande;
roy RchuSnd Allan Downing Rice Philadelphia; Thomas
hYork: Sid schr John Allen, Babcock. Philadelphia
WILMINGTON, NC Oct Starr schr Lois Ntckersu
ford NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
card from Messrs. ridden and Hall.

Mr. Allen N. Sherman, formerly the principal or
managing director Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Com
pany has published card attacking Mr. Charles Gould
Who until within few weeks, the President Of the
fsiiowng statement from Samuel J. Tden and A. Oakley
Ball, ESqs., Mr.. GOuldS COUNSEL
New YORK, Nov. 2 1859.
AZ The of Mr. Charles Gould the undersigned his
eSanss The matter of charge Of perjury preferred AGAINST
Inn lien Sherman state that we have examined com
cation" signed "a. sherman which appeared in
ne Ertaing Express Of last evening, this morning aud this
evening In respect toa complaint Of perjury made by Mr. Sher
upop the papers which 1t founded We deem bur
1uste Mr. Gould TO correct the misrepresentation which
nat Communication maxi of conduct his counsel
hat occason Mr. suppresees the fact that the pn
spal ground upen which objected TO the adavs that
ey did alege thst essential ingredient of the
charge existed II i strongly insaus, e By Mr. shsr
auth Of the charge and 70 give point to this insinua
- our names are introduced and the insinuaton is
the idea that the charge had any foundation for
that had not them have not the eastdoubt
& was not only groundess but frivolous and rdcu
1nus One OF r Tdcn) counsel for the Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company In the su of sherman and Others
which the Of that corporation verified by Mr. Gould
as made alega,ons complained Of he veria
isn of which Mr. Gould the occasion Of the chage
made information and belief Mr. Shermans affidavit
erlved mainly from entries The books OF the company made
uer the administration of Sherman and Mehaey and the
residue from who officers of the company during
calculations from those stated without exaggeration
eAeud be noted too that with exception all these facts
lad twice been stated 10 Of the
% npeached the conclusions deduced from them shaken
yheb do not believe veRcaton by Mr. Gould Of plead
= y ~ ae 70 ca eg ne
eest grounds for the charge made against hn
Oct charge from The character Of being not only false but
1Dnant 8. j. TILDEN,
A. OAKCY HALL.
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Arrivals and Departures.


From Norfolk, 10, IN the steamAhip Yorktown-o Miller
Sesd Mr. Rnherford aud son Thems SoGa RoSe Hem
sewmsnn. Wells, Deans Miss Lacey Miss Baker,
0aptsu rhufeld and family, and six in steerage
Prom bermuda in the brig Thos Mayhew-Capt Iunt
+ welch, W q Shapley Canton
DEPARTURES.
Per Liverpool in The steamship Europa, from BosonE x
kchnrdsop MRS Paran Stevens, Miss Reed Capt Albert
Dsnhar BspiF Stephenson Smith, Mrs J Freeman Geo
Dexter Kendall Francis Jones, Boston; Rev Chap.
sAIab l. Smith Mrs l. Putnam, Salem: Carter Brown,
rrsvdence Rev Bacon Right Rev W BACON and friend.
Mrs Everett and child Bath Mrs Hannah MclAugh
ylynn hntbardston; Messenger john Giob, James
lane Hook James Hollister George Clessby, JAS
srrana H. Nsg York Clayton echoes Brooklyn; Chas Du
ssaas ~ and Mrs Leach Ross Mr. Schwartz Lousiana;
.nu mrs Morgan and som Indiana; Meldrum James
as.s NM, na s John Van Cot Angenquist Jacob
Es1 south Lancasht James Ogivy w Rrockie Geo
Wy,sy, Napier, Liverpool; Thomas Foster. Rev John
Rnsa miami and London; Henry SYKES Dave, Rev
W na,,NW Mckenzie, Fail River NJ and Mr.
I,s Ncs ynr naanmore Carman, Jas Laurie Zabris
Pryor Hh un aS,s SfTE sn1s John Welsh Henry
49, D"nnerman, wife and maid 81 Jchns-i1 To-
FT Savannah: In the s.eamshp wcr,,o,o.~v m pr =
6erensr W Inlnghast Cani M = E, BI =
sma How Chas Dickins john r Clsrk II r f4,n mcn
%s L cs % dMeSs
r Fullerton, Eo Mime Moore Ins geo Chez,
pKng King Chandler, Henry sh sn1srson 10
NP Kesegg Merre Pomery - p M%s Williams
49, TEorren Me- Applebs Miss Hppisy. Ers
m PLyce Damo., Chas Crane MS II v hncSMsso,ee
Ivss " sbsney, Ars Brigham and family, and IN d
skseSsgc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

1m REroRrxR OF THE SrS Bound Over 10 KEEP TIE
1AA@-The examination in the case Of James Connolly,
ma reporter Of the San, charged with using threatening
morning and concluded, Alderman Brady holding him in
- sum Of $500 to keep the peace.
BURGLAR BREAKs HIS IEG.-At an early hour yester-
Gay morning. policeman Glow, of tho Twentieth precinct,
Boovered burglar named Peter Cunningham, in Eleventh.
Hvenne and promptly gave chase to the fellow Cunning
am He'd up the avenue but being holly pursued by the
cer, sought to escape by jumping down embankment
1eary twenty feet high. When the policeman came up
nc ,ound the fugitive quite helpless and unable TO
ne mao broken his leg It appeared, and quietly submitted
- being sent TO Bellevue Hospital for medical attendance
ATTEMPTED BuReIARy-On Wednesday night nm attempt
vas made 70 enter the house OF Even and Ansee
S@eees, + d. They had succeeded in breaking open a
easement door; ent on officer Hovcnden approaching
ley ran away. o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

i'll be from the above that the movement does
not differ materially from that of the corresponding month
last year. At that period commerce was revivng, the
banks pressing discounts very rate Of interest
ON their customers, the importers doing profitable
business, and (the smallness Of the crop not being
thoroughly known at the time) estern people felt
cheerful while the prospect Of heavy cotton crop
encouraging Southern merchants to buy and order freely
At the present time Of these conditions reversed
Money is still easy many Of the banks seeking Dor
rowers and the crops both of grain and cotton known
~ BIO large but importaons have not proved profitable
Many weak importing houses have suspended and others
shakey the prospect ahead rs rather in favor OF
duced mporations and restricted trade, than,
the last year at this date, in favor Of increased
impor tations and increased commercial activity.
Much, however, will depend upon the ruling price
Of cotton, breadstnhs and provisions; should they
rule high and should the crop to forward
freely, all sections of the country viii DO prepared to buy
freely next spring. and despite the losses Of this fall TO-
reign goods will BIO freely ordered by the importers At
the corresponding period Of 1857 the banks had suspended
and people had not yet realized what would be
the consequences Of that STEP Hence though the i'm
poratons Of foreign goods, based previous ORDERS
were still considerable, all internal trade at end
neither money produce could be moved from one
part Of the country to another, confidence entirely
overthrown, and general ruin seemed to be impending
Specie shipments had been stopped however, and the
extraudcia interference Of the having
the winding up Of the banks liquidation slowly but
steadily proceeding The prospect ahead at that time
gloomy in the extreme.
The following tables win show the movement Of foreign
at this port for the four months which have
elapsed of the current fiscal year, compared with the
corresponding period of 18h2-0.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

do at IKE Picked hams held at quite full prices
Lard was inactive, with sales Of 800 bhs Al 1910
lOKc Butter and cheeso were In good demand and
prices unchanged
RCE-The sales embraced about 40 casks at axe.
4kc.
SpaARs.-The sales embraced about 600 hhds. Oubas,
part at 7xo., and II 900 bags China sold for
refining 1t 6hc
the close II was held with moro nrmnoss.
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Port sf New York, November 3, 1853.
CLEARED
Steamahn SavaDnah-H saN

SVrhmehP 1uontSoAeHJs DERRY, oSvahhan-h ID SiWhwou
ship Greedy Gutter, savannah--J W Delano
Bark TiYoa, Brown, Arroyo-S,urges 4 Go.
!ssssss :s Nj ssass
BTg 3cssn Wave %s conas GSsr;J Ward Co
esq s: sssas %
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia.
ss OR Son Higgins
ARRIVED.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish Norfolk &C. with mdse and
passengers 70 I.ndlam 4 Heineken.
ssp VA
Rogue sgnalzed ship James novcy Robnsoa from ollao
e from south sire q Cuba for New York aays out The
Ship Hodges olass9v. Sept s with nase, 70 zerega 4
y. q A. ios A. 30 spoke Br sho MIcmas from Glasgow Aug
ny Lind Of waterford Oct Is passed large ship bound
With black bali in her foretopsa Oct H. lat 9 40 non 81
native q 1 II inst is miles sw & he nshlaeas
from The day q his sailing arrival he has large
and 4passeness t. VIM Nelson sons oc.S lat 90 ion
~ company with Br bark Tropc Of London bound
Esrk rrnit tOf ph.aeDha, scun Galveston Is DAYS
Sh New o steering H
Bark oseila Ashsy Savannah II days with cotton, &c to
Brig Grace wor'Aneon Freeth Salt Cay, IT, II days. with
Brig Ina 1of Eastpor iancey Savannah Mar Sept g.
with orwood pimenio &c. to Brett Son 90 Has had heavy
p'0'"6s 'PA oAs W. AAoSu, AAso oooh ID
brig Elco,t of Buckepor Wilson, Zaza Oct H. with
mahogany and cedar, to BroOkman Co. When coming
the Br ship Arethusa from Zaza for Cork lahore
Zaza Fey; would probably come OF without damage.
Brig Zen Pierce Laden, Maanzas q days with sugar
molassss 70 Els Kavanaeh Been 10 days OF Haeras
Brig Thos May hew. Hail. Bermuda Oct II, IN ballast TO
Smith Jones Co. Sid In company with brig joachim, Page
Demarara; Bs brig Comet Hill, for Baltimore. Comins out
American bark ashore the rocks Club
been on bnt short time.
brig Hannah Balch, Matthews, PASSPORT for Richmond
Schr Chas Dennis Davis Charleston, days. with cotton, &C.
to Jonas Smith h Go.
schr Alice Price, low, Philadelphia for New Haven
Scr Jonas Chew Buckingham Ezabethpor for Tauus,n
Schr Mountain Eagle Ames Rockland, 4 days
Schr Oregon, Nash, Rockland days.
Tchr Hiawatha. Hall. Rockland, days.
Schr Almra. HART Fairhaven for Troy.
Schr s BUCKINGHAM Simmer. Portland. 2 days.
Schr Maria l. Hall, Lawrence, Portland, CT
Schr Robe, Smith Wilcox Portland days.
Sloop Ethan Allen. Smith. Providence 2 days.
Steamer POt0mska. Nye New BEDFORD.
Steamer Westchester Clark, Providence.
Arr in Hampton Roads Oct a. ship Abby Brown. Moody
from ohDstoD's Island July s. 1a Massage rs Ed
ward Hopkins aged native Of Boston, fell
from the mainOpeatl yard deck and killed Is
bat so lon saw brig Gauges Day from Rosario for New
Sanchos noltz Three ships vizshe Gauntlet Radiant and
Harvey Birch have At these islands neither Of
them succeed 10 getting cargo The Abby Brown he first
ship that has loaded there.
SAILED
Ships Hanswen Glasgow; Excelsior Liverpool; Emerald
Isle Mobile.
Also steamship Montgomery, Savannah ship Lookout San
Francisco.
Wind during the day NV.