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WASHINGTON R0IELI
SIGN OF THE LONE TREE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND sTREETS,
OLYMPIA, ~. 7.
SILAS GALLIHER, Proprietor

.TNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
necton with, and as part Of the " Washington
Hotel" large two story buding-20 by 60 feet
by which he is enabled to provide the travelling public
with larger number of capacious, comfortable and
excelently ventilated apartments than can be afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory.
An idea OF his ability to accommodate the public may
be judged from the fact that the Hotel contains TWEEN
ty-hVe private rooms Exclusive Of family apart
ments)-six Of which are large drawing rooms or
parlors.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore exsndedto the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former business he feels confident
he can render the soourn of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and no pains shall be spared to
set his table as well as any in like business
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
good stable is attached to this establishment,
which will be amply supplied with forage for the ac-
commodatiou of animals Of the travelling public.
share OF public patronage IL respectfully soli-
cited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 4th, 1851 n2ly
, 1859-03-18
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND. JUNE 22D, 1858.
DR p. NJ. O'BRIEN, late Resident Physician and
IL Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and of the Hospital Of the Sisters OF Mercy, is in
charge OF the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
DR.. OBRIEN is also prepared TO receive private pa.
tients. He atters himself with the hope that ex
perence of l6 years tn the practice of his profession
both private aud Hospital together which thorough
MedicO- -Cirurgical education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma to that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens on Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed--P. VI. O'BRIEN, NJ. D., Port
Townsend. will bc duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858. n3l-tf
, 1859-03-18
ACCO MAIODA TION,
Victoria, Vancouver's Island.

A A WARE Of the great incon Venienee and N
E,id IA want OF suitable accommodation lors$lEa-
travellers and business men, in times past, the under
signed has fitted up, in good style and comfortable
manner, first class HOTEL and boarding house,
for the convenience Of travellers from the American
side, and residents Of the Island in general
1t shall be the constant aim and endeaYor OF the
subscriber TO furnish his table with everything cacu-
lated tn crafty the taste and render the stay Of guests
with him agreeable and pleasant. To pleasure seek
cilly will prove nyiting-the undersigned will bestow
his particular attention.
The public are therefore requested to cal on him as
above, near the Government House. Victoria.
CHARLES BAYTEY.
Victoria, V. H. July 25 1857. no3Gly.
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LATER FROM VENEZUELA.-The bardue White
Wing arrived at Philadelphia on Friday evening,
from Laguayra, bringing later news than any pre-
viously received. Laguayra and Caracas papers
are to the l4th ult.
During the great revolution of March, 1855
ending in the complete overthrow of the Monagas
government, and even subsequent to that period
the French Charge has proved on all occasions
most hostile to the present administration, being
the counsellor, ifnot indeed of the chiefs of the
expelled Monagas family and their party. This
course of proceeding had finally become preudi-
cial and obnoxious to the government that on the
l4th ult., September his passport forwarded to
him. with order to quit the country within
period of forty yeight hours. which he did, embark
ing in the steamer Lucifer, previously remov-
ing the French Consul from his post at Laguayra
and proceeding to Porto Cabello, evidently with
the object of rendering the question that will pro-
and serious as possible. The government of Vene-
zuela forwarded to Paris abundant testimony of
his collusion with the late revolutionary attempts
which have resulted in series of bloody combats
all over the country, and with the exception of a.
few cher dnais the expelled Charge meets with but
little sympathy from his own countrymen
Perhaps it would not be difficult to mention the
private motives which have caused the French
Charge to demonstrate such hostile feeling to-
ward the present administration, and which have
led him to systematic course of conspiracy and
revolution, together with the various factions,
aging several provinces during the last six months.
But he based this line of conduct upon presumed
orders from his government, and, some assert,
with an appearance uf authority, it will be a mat
ter of consideration for other governments espe-
cialy that of the United States to the propriety
of permitting France to intermedde in the politics
of South American republic.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

REsrGNED.-We are informed that Alfred p.
Amoss, Esq, one of the Democratic nominees on
the Delegate ticket for Baltimore county, has ten
! dered his resignation to the Executive Committee
and another County Convention has been called to
convene at Towsontown on Thursday next to fill
the vacancy.
| The Hagerstown Nail of Saturday says:
On Monday, while d. Macgil and Walton
| Hughes, were hunting, gun in the hands of the
former was accidentally discharged the load enter
ing the face and arm of the latter. The wounds
are not dangerous.
| valuable negro slave of Levin Benton, Of
Sharpsburg, hung himself last week, because a
woman to whom he was attached had been sent
South.
The Westminster Sentinel says that the President
of Calvert College was swindled last week by hav-
| ing worthless check for 500 passed upon him by
party, who represented that he wished to put hi.
| brother in the Institution. He received S25 il
| change and decamPed.
The houses of William Engleman and Thomas
Townsend, in Carroll county, had been robbed BY
burglars
A barn belonging to Mr.. John Smith, near Kirk
Mills, in this county burnt the 2Sth ult IT.
contents, consisting of 260 bushels of oats, X
bushels of wheat, 20 tons of hay and number o
farming implements, were all destroyed. No insur
ance-Ceca Wing.
On the 2sth ultimo, Mr.. Baltzer Mort was fatal,
injured by the accidental discharge of gun in thu
hands of Mr.. Joseph Fogle, near Woodsboro', Ere
The farm of Fl. W. Carroll, Kent county, contain
ing $40 acres was sold last week to Edward Come
gys for $4,000. The property had been in tn,
| Carroll family for 150 years.
free negro by the name of Washington Price
while at work at the Steam Saw Mill in Easton, OF
Wednesday unfortunately fell near the which
so lacerated both legs to cause his death within
few hours after the occurrence of the accident Tht
victim was advanced in years and rather intempe
| rate.
Mr.. Aaron Dyott, of Baltimore, narrowly es
capped drowning last week in ST. Mchae's Bay. III
fell out of boat, but was rescued by Robert Ban
ming.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct s-Ashes-Pots and
Pearls are steady, with a fair inquiry at s5.S7k
Coffee-Very little is doing; prices steady.
Cotton-The market is fiat and nomina--sales at IL q
@11%c. for middling Upland and Gulf. -.
Fsh-Dry Cod continues in good request at full prices
sales of 1900 qtls. st Georges Bank at 462H 4 Co.
Mackerel are good demand slightly lower ratesaes
of 900 bbs at for No. mess; Sl35Odl3.
621 for No 2, and sS.759 for medium and large No D.
Other kinds quiet.
Flour &eThe low grades of State and Western extras
in active demand, but superne is more plenty and
hardly so firm. s-. ... -,-
Sales of Is 900 bbls at s45o55 for superne State;
S465475 for extra do s46OG4S so for super6ne West
ern S4SoG5l0 for low grades extra do; S545d5 90 Tor
shipping extra ohio $560G6 so for trade brands 5000
$50 for extra and double ST. Louis and $5407 for
extra Genesee. -..-I E5-rs I-..zsa
Canadian Flour is frmer the demand is fair; sales OF
go bbls. at 5l5d535 Southern Flour is firmer the
cepts are light and the demand fair for the West indies
sales OF 2l01 bbls at S. 25555 for superfne Baltimore
&C., and $5.60GT for the better grades .rl
Rye Flour is in fair demand at SO 60a4 80
Corn meal in good request sales of 46O bbs at
for Jersey and SAB for Brandywine
Grain.-Wheat is quiet The offerings light; sales
of 10 bushels at 120 for amber WESTERN do South
ern on private TERMS 100 cts for No. Chicago sprnc:
145 cts for prime white Kentucky, and 12l cts for fair
white Canadian. sa r
Rye is steady the demand fair sales 200 bushels at
Sc cts Barley is quiet at S0Gs6 Oats are buoyant
at 1904 cts for State and 4444K cts 70, Western and
Corn il better the supply light sales 1000 bushels old
Western mixed at 90 cts in store New is held at 9S
Hides are quite dull and heavy; the movement of
the week includes the sales of 320O0 clehy California
Bogota SayanilIa Vera Cruz and city slaughter while
the receipts comprise only 0l34 leaving stock OF 26
ooo OK and COW against 800 last year. and QUO the
| year before. tsaf. IRIS 4f s.'sto8 ttaE.
LeatherThe market is still dull and somewhat heavy
under the influence Of large stock Buenos Ayres hem
oe % Is nonally quoted at 23a25c for ght ana niuue
ana oak do but no large sales could
| be effected at these prices
Molasses is quiet but firm. The feeling continues
| good. etG7 f5l
Naval Soresspirts turpentine is in moderate request
at steady Of $50 bbs erchantable and ship
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ORDERS TO BE OBSERVED BY THE POLICE ON ELEC
TIoN DAY.-Mayor Swami has issued orders to tn
ponce force OF the city relative to the manner il
which they shall act election day. The fore
Will be divided into squads of fifteen, one of whcl
will be- stationed at each POLL and reserve viii b
stationed at the Mayors Office under command O
Deputy Marshal Manly who will be despatched tc
any particular poll ON the occasion of riot or dis
order The police are directed to arrest all persons
who are disorderly and drunk, or who are found
carrying deadly weapons All parties who ride
through the streets in hacks, omnibusses or other
Vehlcles, and who manifest disposition to disturb
the peace, will be arrested The Judges of election
are requested to that the polls are kept clear,
that legal voters protected in their rights OF
suffrage, and on the occasion of riot are requested
to close the poll until it is queed. The Marshal
OF foLce Will visit the various polls during the
DAY, to hear the complaints of citizens, and see
that the police force discharge their duty. A fail
ure on the part of policeman to carry out the in
structlons of the Mayor, will cause his dismissal.
For HAvANA.-The steamer Baltimore which has
oeen plying between this city and Savannah for the
past elght weeks, has been withdrawn, and will be
replaced on the Havana line, starting for that city
on saturday next. Owing to the prevalence of vel
low lever at Havana the Baltimore had ceased her
trips, but that disease having disappeared she has
again been put on that route.
The WEATHER.-0n Saturday afternoon the
Weather underwent very sudden change. AL
though the morning opened raw and cold, and the
SKY looked dark and gloomy, towards midday the
sun sun proke out and 1T became pretty warm. About
Tour O'Clock, however rain commenced to fall
heavily, accompanied by thunder and lightning,
which lasted till P. NJ. Yesterday the atmosphere
was very chilly, and the rain continued to fall
throughout the ntire day.
?, SAILED.-The steamship VIM. Jenkins, Captain
Hallet sailed on Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock for Boston with full freight and the fol-
lowing passengers: Miss Julia Tilson, J. D. Lucas,
Mrs Bowen and child, John A, Johnston, William
l l ouhg, wife and child, 5. V. Marshall and John
Boyle.
Cry PASSENGER RAuwAY.-This railway is pro-
crossing rapidly in various parts of the city. A
single track is all but completed in Eutaw street. and
the workmen commenced operations in Madison
avenue on Saturday morninp
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Wunttarg anS Commercial 8ebien.
BALrIMoRE. October s. l


There moderate business done in Stocks to-day
the Board the operations amounting in value to nearly
$780, 000 The business done principally in Railroad
shares. For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the market
frmer than yesterday the sales showing i'm
provement in it of to of dollar per share. There
AIS shares of this stock Sold $50 at $59959H seller
60 and seller GO after 10 days. 100 $59K seller 60 after
80 days. 200 at $9H buyer 60 days 25 at $594 cash. and
left off at $50 bid, $59A asked regular OF North
Central there $50 shares 200 at $40 cash. and
$40 time and the market for it closed at S19T bid
$2OB asked regular way these figures being the same
as were bid and asked for it yesterday. There was
inquiry fer Mining stocks and 800 shares Guiford
sold at 50 time Guilford closed at 81 z bid s.
asked Gardner Hill at S2x bid and Springfield at 81 69
bid, S1.75 asked regular way There also some in
qury to-day for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extra dv
dend ORDERS and 81 500 of them sold at 20 We note
also sales 81 433 Baltimore City 6s 1890 at esh and
81 shares Bank Baltimore at S104 There nothing
done to-day in Railroad bonds. Baltimore and Ohio
1858 closed IS bid, S5K asked do. 1855 at so bid
SOA asked and Northern Central 1855 66A bid 67
asked. q
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POLICE lNTELLLGENrE

George Brewer was arrested by officer Steven
son charged with stealing quantity of corn, the
property. of VIM. Yourk. Justice Ridgway DOM
mitted him to Jail for Court.
Judy Clarence and Sealey Sullivan were arrested
charged with throwing stones in the street They
were lined 81 and costs each, by Justice Ridgway
owen o'Neal was arrested by officer Stevenson
charged with receiving 40 chickens knowing the
Court by Justice Jolley.
=, Edward Keean was arrested by officer Scott on
the charge of breaking in the door of the house OF
Robert Jamison, on High street near Watson, and
by Justice McAlister
Josiah Roberts (negro) for an assault on F. Wal
lemeyer, was committed for Court by Justice Logan
Andrew Miller and John Leonard, for assauiting
George W. Burns on Pratt and Oregon streets yes
terday morning, were committed for Court by jas
tice Logan
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ANUSEMENTS

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Lalah Rookh will be
given tonight. The favor with which this bur
lesque has been received is the best evidence of its
OFtonnigan and the Fdiries, will also be PLAYED
with Mr. Florence as Pheline O'Flannigan. 1t i:
one of his best characters. Miss Rose Skerrett
who has by her careful acting and modest de-
meanor won many friends, appears Nary O'Flan-
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EPTV CATEC

On Saturday Messrs. Gibson & Co. sold at the
Exchange Salesrooms lot of ground situated on
the Washington turnpike, 81 miles from the city,
fronting ON the turnpike l09 feet with a depth of
POS Purchased by VIM. Ullrch for 5000.
- Also, lot OF ground on Schroeder street. near
Pratt, with front on Schroeder street of l3 feet
and depth to an alley of 65 feet, improved by a
tWo-st0ry and attic brick house, and subject to a
ground rent of S39. Purchased by Burns Sloan
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SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW yOxK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
There was no second Board received {
The Post of Saturday evening saws !:

The stock market is without improvement, but the
contrary prices quite unsteady with material fall
in several of the railroad shares The weakness is most
ly confined to the western stocks which, in the absence
Of glowing accounts from the West, deprived of a
most potent stimulus The of prices will depend
much upon the character of the traffic returns of the past
week.
The feature of the market the fall of 2A per cent
in Michigan guaranteed 1t generally believed that the
parties who recently carried the stock 2S have entirely
unloaded themselves. | .t..E
The State Stocks in better demand and in
stances B(d4 per cent. higher prices are paid
The fluctuations during the week have been violent at
times prices undergoing fall rise of and per cent
in single hour The annexed the prices Of the lead
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SOUTHERN PORTS


RICHMOND, October Arr schrs. J. Predmore and J
R. franklin Albany; Munson and Brunette, Philadel
phia
RICHMOND, October 5-Arr. schrs E. Areularius, Rock
land VIM. Gregory, Windsor.
Cpd schrs Rachel Ann and Eagle, Providence; L. W Al
eXander, St John, N. B.
WILMINGTON, October Arr. schr James A. Bayard
CHARLESTON, October 5-Arr. ship Mackinaw, Liver
pool.
SAVANNAH, October Arr. steamship Augusta, New
orS ship Canton, Pembroke, E.; schrs T. P Learned
L. English, Philadelphia.
CID. steamship Alabama, New York; bark E. Foster, Al
exandria sehr. Plandome, New York.
Field, Havana.
Cpd ships Gov Langdon, Philadelphia Grace Sargent
Portland; Schr Yapor, New York
NEW ORLEANS, October Arr. ships Delft Haven, Bos
ton; andusky New York barks D. Kmball, Boston: Ram
bier, Rockland.-Crd. ships F. Hamilton and Redwood
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The Alexandria Gazette says that in all probabili-
ty, the Lynchburg extension of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad will be completed by Decem-
ber when Alexandria will be connected by rail with
Memphis, Chattanooga, Mobile and New Orleans,
and the Great South West.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-The steam gunboat Paw
nee was launched to-day at noon at the Navy Yard
in fine style. The vessel was named by Miss Grace
daughter of Robert Tyler. As the launch took
place salute was fired from the battery in the
yard, and the noble vessel was greeted with the
cheers of the spectators, some ten thousand of
whom were present.
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From Washington.

WAsHTNGToN, Oct. S.-Mr. D. J. Brown, contem-
plates early resignation Chief of the Agricul-
tural branch of the Patent Office. This event has
been anticipated for some weeks past.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS, Oct. 6.-Flour-There was
rather rmer feeling in the market to day, and good
demand exists for the better grades Good Superne in
what is cassed fair extra brands, would command S475
and from this rate up to $50, according to quality
There have been sales of 1000 bbs made the last "a
hours S5 for Extra delivered at points elsewhere The
transactions reported comprise 1600 bbls. at 81
for Superne and SIS for Extra 6466 bbs received
the last "a hours.
Whiskey.-The market is firm but less buoyant: sales
of 700 bbs 2626H cts the latter rate for wagon
100 do high proof at 25h cts.
Provisions.-The market continues firm, but prices
rather sitter Sales of $50 hhds Bacon at cts for
Shoulders and 10 cts, for Sides, and IL cts. for clear
Sides. % hhds. Bulk Shoulders at S715 packed, and
So 900 lbs loose at cts, and 80 tres country Lard 10A
cts. Mess Pork is held at Sl475915.OO and with more
hrmness.
Greceries-sugar firm at 7C17A cts MoIasses baoyant
270 bbs sold at 40 cts Coffee unchanged and firm II
@Dl2& cts.
Wheat.-The market was very firm to day, and prices
well maintained Sales 400 bushels good white at 81
1601 do. prime do at 81 TO- 525 do. do do S112 900
do do do in Covington at IL 900 do prime red at
S1.05, and $50 do good hill at 81 0S
Corn.-There is but little old Com wing, and prices
are firm at 80 cts New is offered more freely and prices
are dropping. Sales 500 bushels at GO cts.
Rye-The market is rather easier and prices shade
lower Wequote 75(G77 cts. as the range.
down to 20 cts for prime Fall, and 65 for good do
and 60@65 cts for good to prime Spring
Oats The market is quiet and dull Sales 200 bush
els at Al cts, and 1000 do. at A cts.
Cheese.-Sales 800 boxes prime W. r. at y cts 100
do. English Dairy 1OH cts and 100 do Goshen Farm
f. P. at II cts. The market is firm.
WILMINGTON MARKET, Oct. 7-Turpentine-sales
yesterday of 325 Dbs at 50 for Virgin and Yellow Dip
per ESQ lbs. No sales to-day.
Spirits Turpentine-Sa yesterday of 100 bbs at 43%
heard of.
Rosin-Sales yesterday of S2I bbs No. at s2G9 25
per Dbl Nothing doing in other grades.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. ..
MOBILE, Oct. S-Sales 500 bales Cotton to-day at lO40
10 cts. Sales of the week 900 bales Receipts same
period go bbls old against 1000 bales old in
corr rasY1lf,f flfDrrnA nAarinI a Last
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
CAPE CANso-Br Schr LidIid
77s bbls herrngs 20 quintas goldfish SO casks cod oil
Richardson & Co.
Sr. JOHN, n, B.-Brig Billion.
10000 feet scantling $4,000 feet lumber, II 900 pa
ings Kelsey & Gray.
MATANzAs-SchT r. ~ Troth
458 boxes sugar, Spence & Reid.
GENOA, ITALY-Bqrk Martha.
III blocks marble, bath cases. $50 bales rags slab:
marble, so cases citron, Palmer & Thomas.
WINDSOR, n. S.-Brfg Royalsion.
$50 tons plaster, Kelsey Gray 10000 pickes, Geo.
Rogers.
RIO DE JANEIRo- Bark Pdlddin
$500 bags coffee, order
COASTWISE.
RICHMoND-Schr. Il. K. HdtcleU
130 kegs nails, Stickney Il Co.; 63 boxes copper D.
Keener 81 hhds. sugar, order
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
HALIFAX. n. S.-Br Schr Susan.
$50 bbls. flour, GO bbs. pork.
HALIFAX. N. S.-Br. Schr. Foldnt.
374 bbls -four, bbls meal, bbs. tar, 2 bbls
pitch, cask rice.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Sophia.
3,2l7 bbls -four
BAHIA-BdrE Wheaaand.
1905 bbs flour. 500 bbls rosn, 20 900 feet lumber
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Stlpplnq sHtsl!lasnee
PORT OF BALTIMORE, October s.
ARRIVE

ARRIVE,
Ship Mary Caroline Stevens Etchberger, rm Cape Mount,
W A. Aug sth, and 30 days II the capes-palm OIL &c.
E a Brig bet
% haS o for & New Bd los UR avs 60 o IT, S o
of New Point Bay bark Palsdin WI
o~ So from Dc an'iFo for Baltimore Before reported be
Ship Revere Rocl9, 81 days from Cobre Chill
Aug SIst lat o5 lon 80 s. W. Br ship Datkith from
a IS g M @ julia LnWTenc o caao
for Hampton Roads, 90 days ont IT.
50 sis days 10 ne S4gs soss to II stewart sft
@ aG sH S Sa
waiting eargO brig Talu@h Pnmer DO Passed going in
NAV Queen from Baltimore.
s R cray oTsd Sas up BY the ssam1g M Jas
Brig Rovalston Robinson from Windsor N splaster to
SchT r. u Troth johnson, Natanzas-456 boxes su
Schr Sar4h M: sherman, Sherman, from Providence
Bark Martha, Hoffman, from Genoa, Aug sth-marble
Schr Fred Sheerer, sheerer, from Boston--iceto--
schr dalia, (Br) Flick, from Cape Cause, N Sfsh to
Se6r South Wind Mitchell, from Petersburg-whea TO j
scl% z K Hawley, Pritchett, from Richmondmdse tc
sundry persons. "-
BELOW.
a ship from Valparaiso
"t OF swan Point ship Wandering jew stackpole before
reported below from Caao with guam.
CLEARED H.
Steamship William Jenkins HalIett Boston-A L. Hug
gins. ,..,s
Jr.
Steamer 0ctorara, Cundif, New York-J.a. Shrver.
Bark Sophia, Jones, Rio Janeiro- master:
Bark Wieatiand, Despaux, aha-L Cuttings.
Bark Chester, Crosby, Mobe-Heslen Rogers .'tt
Bark Syph Jones' Boston, Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Schr volant, (Br) Nickerson Hatax-Kirkland, Chase
& Co
schr Susan, (Br Lang, Halifax Jas. Corner Sons
Schr Iath Rich, Carlton Boston--Heslen 4 Rogers.
Schr Empire Marshall, Boston-Dobhm x Waried.
Schr Swan. Dill. New York-Rose Lyon. ~
Schr. seguine, Kingsland New York-E Pratt 4 Bro,
Schr kmiiy Ann, Layfed, Petersburg-P Malcom 4 Co.
Schr Extra, Wilson, Petersburg Applegarth
Son.
Schr, John Randolph, Phillips, Richmond-Wm. Apple
garth Som
Schr Cambria, Mitchell, Georgetown-Wm. Applegarth &
Son.
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SA1I.En

Ship F. W Bruhe, Lands, Marseles, in tow Of teamtug
Tiger. ---..
Ship Vile de Dieppe, Fr Rousseau Shanghai in tow Of
steamtug Ajax.
Bark Muskina um Ames, Provid nee, of steamtug
Fairy Queen
Brig humboldt Greeuow, West Indies in tow ofsteamtug
Edwin Forrest.