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BALTIMORE, September 5, 1859.
There was more done in Railroad Shares to-day than
there has been for days past but in other stocks the
operations have been very light. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad opened closing figures of Saturday, but
after the opening slightly, and again fell OIL in
price There $50 shares of this stock sold at 5SA
SO cash. $5sA seller co days and 59d594 buyer 60 days.
ard the market for it closed at s5S& bid S5S% asked
regular way and Ssh bid, $50 asked buyer 60 days
Northern Central Railway steady at Saturdays rates
There 700 shares sold 100 $40 cash. 100 at SlS
seller 60 days. and 500 shares al $40 buyer 60 days and it
left off at $40 bid sl9S asked regular way. There
sale at the Board of 900 Missouri 6s at SAX but there
nothing done in Maryland or Baltimore City do.
Maryland 6 closed at 105 bid and Baltimore City do at
99 bid asked 1S75s and 100 bid for old and 10O4
bid for new 1905 There nothing done today in
Railroad bonds, but they remain quite firm Baltimore
and Ohio 1S67s closed at 95 bid do 1855 at SS bid
asked and Northern Central 1855 at 66 bid 81 asked
Bank stocks firm but there is very little doing in them
tho only sale made to-day being of shares Union at
$77. There Mining Stocks offering, but no
sales made today. Springfield closed at sl,69 bid
$1s74 asked, and Gardner Hill $2H bid $22 asked
cash.
In New York to-day stocks generally frmer.
Missouri 6s advanced %; Reading 4; Erie, New York
Central Cleveland and Toledo and Michigan Southern
guaranteed each and Galena and Chicago per cent.
Virginia 6s declined = but Illinois Central bonds Can
ton, Michigan Southern and Rock Island all closed at
Saturdays rates.
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APPROPRIATION TO FIRE CoMPANIEs.-The First
Branch City Council last evening passed the report
of the Committe on Fire Companies, making ap-
preparations to different fire companies Of the old
department, to enable them to pay their debts.
The following is list of the companies and the
| amount appropriated to each columbian, S97l :
81; Lafayette, 81, ,0S4 50 Howard SS3S. Is; Watch
man. $3.50; Franklin, S2,2265O; Monumental ST.
093,24 Deptford, Sl,SSl.20; Western, S46l, ,43;
Union, $3.50. The above companies are the only
ones whose assets will not than quidate their
| liabilities.
| ACCTDENT.-Y esterday morning a Miss Serfensei-
ter seriously injured in attempting to get from
a carriage on Ann street, near Wolf Her foot
slipped from the step, and she fell violently to the
! ground. disocating of her elbows, and other
wise injuring herself. She taken into her
house, where Dr. VIM. II. Clendenin rendered med
ical attention.
| HADEAs CoRPUs CASE.-Thomas Watkins, negro
who had been convicted in the Criminal Court
and sentenced to be sold out of the State by the
Sheriff, (Which Judgment overruled by the
Court of Appeals,) and whom Judge Stump re-
fused to release, brought before Judge Lee. OF
the Superior Court, Yesterday, writ of habeas
corpus and discharged.
THE REFORM MEETING.-Several hundred persons
assembled in Monument Square yesterday after
noon, being unaware of the postponement of the
meeting. There disturbance whatever, and
after harangue from a crazy man, who talked on
a variety of Subjects the crowd dispersed.
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dJTTSElTENYS

New ASSEMBLY RooMs-Christys Minstres have
entered in the second week of their Ethiopian en-
tertainments, and the prospects are favorable for
another brilliant week for this talented company OF
artists. The singing and dancing of Mast. Eugene
is really excellent, whilst the drollery of George
Christy exctes much mirth. An evening at the
Assembly Rooms will be pleasantly spent
At WASHINGTON HALL the Sextette continues to
favor large audiences with choice selections OF
music. Mr.. Leutbecher has added another attrac-
tion to his saloon by the introduction of negro
minstrelsy.
HoLLIDAY STREET THEATRE-Despite the inclem-
ent state of the weather, large audience assem-
bed at Holiday Street Theatre last evening to
witness the performance of The American Cousin.
Messrs. Wheatley and Clarke were received with a
hearty greeting, and their acting elected great
applause, Mr.. Clarke being particularly happy in
his acting. Miss Jennie Parker played the charac-
ter of Florence Trenchard, Miss Charlotte Thomp-
son not having arrived until late hour. The con-
Guiding piece was The Dramaist. in which Mr..
Wheatley and Miss Thompson made their appear
ance. The same excellent bill is offered again to-
night, and will no doubt draw crowded house.
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POLICE LNTELLLGENGE

Robert Mickle was arrested yesterday, by officer
De Vaughan, on the charge of driving through a
funeral train. Justice Carl imposed fine on him
of 50 and costs.
A man named William Kitterick was arrested
yesterday by officer Bachelor, on the charge of
stealing an umbrella out of the Susquehanna House,
on Calvert street, the property of Mr.. Edward
Wise. He was committed for Court by Justice
Mckinley
Criddy McKroden was arrested yesterday charg-
ed with resisting the police in discharge of their
duty. He was committed for Court by Justice Au-
doun.
Michael Coleman arrested, charged with as
saultisg officer Harris. He was committed for
Court by Justice Audoun.
Christopher Dudley arrested last night by
officer Stagmer, on the charge o. entering the
house of William Magness, and assaulting and beat
ing Mary Ann Magness. He was held for further
hearing.
Frederick Zoickoffer was arrested last night bv
officer Gibson, charged with firing pistol at a
crowd of young men on the corner of Monument
and EnsOr streets He was locked up for hearing.
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Ia w INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. WM FELL
GILES, Judge. The September term of this Court
WATKINS has summoned the following named gen.
tlemen to serve as petit jurors:
Joseph Ruddock, Nicholas " Brown, Edward
G. Starr, Benz F. Tribman, James E. Carr, As
herman Westerman, Rufus Bennett, Robert b.
Walters, Benz. F. Willis, James Cotton, John B.
Dalton, Allen E. Forester, Jesse Hiss, John A.
Clarke, Jas. Algie Charles Mcdonald, Thomas
Cafferty, Lewis Hewell, A. Livingston King, John
o. DOnnell, James Hagerty, Alexander Jones, Jno
Strible John I. Gray, E. Jeen, Thos. O'Brien
VIM. r. Tumbeston, John P. Brotherton, Joseph
High, Jr., David Vance, Edward S. Peters, Jane;
c.. Murray
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FRES.

Fire was discovered about halfpast nine O'Clock
on Sunday night in an unoccupied three-story
brick house, on Calhoun street, near Lombard. =
The fire was found to have commenced in a closet
on the first floor, and was, doubt, the work of an
incendiary. The house was owned by Jesse Hamp-
ton, the loss being $50, and was uninsured. No
alarm was given. policemen Freeman and Treigg
having succeeded in extinguishing it, with the aid
of several neighbors.
About ten o'clock Sunday night, fire was discov-
cred in new three-story b-ick house on West
Fayette street, between Gilmor and Mount streets
The house was fired in closet, and was the act of
an incendiary. Policemen Long, Hollins and Ell
derkin succeeded in putting out the fire without
giving an alarm. The house is owned by George
W. Balm. Loss about $50, which is covered by in
suranca
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BALTIMORE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1859

key Is steady at 26K cts Sugar is heavy. Muscovado
So 6 cts Spirits Turpentine closed steady 46 cts
Bosin is steady Sales bbs day at 81 5o1 So
klGe is dull Freights-Cotton to Liverpool, 3167S2.
PHILADELPHIA, September 5-Flour is very dull; old
$3.50; new S. Wheat is dull--sales of 5000 bushels;
red 1l59l2O cts white 120127 cts Corn is depressed
sales of 5000 bushels; yellow 7679 cts Pork is firm;
Mess So Sides 10 cts Shoulders Lard steady
at II aldl2 cts. MhiskeY closed firm d ct
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

About three years since the iron steamship Mo
hawk, consigned to firm in Montreal, was sunk in
Quebec. She was sold at auction by the under
writers-Mr Theodore Hart becoming the purcha-
All efforts to raise her having failed, Mr.. Geo.
Murray, machinist and engineer, undertook to re-
pounds of powder he blew up the vessel, and has
since succeeded in loading two schooners with the
cargo sufficient to pay ample return the
purchase price. The goods recovered princi-
paly iron, lead and steel, and large quantity of
these commodities still remann the wreck, eq ual-
ly accessible with the portion recovered.
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Tne WrentY with NIeyicn

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 5.-The steamer De Soto
has arrived from Havana, having sailed on the &c
inst. Yesterday she signaed the United States
sloop-of-war Brooklyn, supposed to be bound fol
Pensacola, with the treaty recently made by Minis
ter McLane with Mexico
MOBILE, Sept. 5.-The sloop-ofwar Brooklyn ar
rived here to-day at noon, with Mr.. McLane pas
senger. He left for Washington this afternoon.
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1.-THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH

The traffic Of all the Western roads begins to show the
improvement which has been so long anticipated The
fourth week Of August the Illinois Central gives
S55 000 against S26 900 in the third week The Cleve
land and Toledo is reported to show considerable gain
August, 1858 The NewYork Central is reported at
about $4,000 increase On the Erie the business
increasing but the business is not equal to that of last
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

LIvERPooL-Ship Susan G. O,oens.
% cases STEEL B. F. Voss; 500 bdls sheet iron E. L.
Parker Co.; 93S do 54S1 bars do bdls steel Levin
Jones' $50 do iron 22 bars do 100 tons pig Key
ser, Troxell Co; so do, s. X. George i46 bars ron
Geo Small; Is bales tobacco, Gail Ak casks nails 100
tons pig iron, Stickney & CO.. casks brandy, T. NJ.
Smith Bro; pkgs. hollow ware, Cortan & Co.; do.
hardware, f. Jenkins & Sons; do, Anderson Bros. l
do Magruder Taylor Roberts; do R: B. Pater Co.;
do, Duer, Norris & Co.; II do, r. Hickey 4 Bro
do Hiss Coles; % do. mdse., Burgess Goddard do
P. A. s. Small; do Adrdge, Hgdon Co.. IL do
Hodges Bros. so do, Duva, Keigher & Co.; 10 cases
do; Ross Campbell & Co.; do, Robert Moore Bro;
do, Harrington Bogue IS pkgs do. ]. S. Barry; do
orem Hopkins Co; 100 bbls soda ash, d. McIvan As
cases copper, so do metal 7. Whitridge & Co.. 1900
sacks salt, Foard Rogers chain cables, lengths
chain IA anchors % casks soda ash 100 kegs do 13i
bars iron, $40 bdls. do. DC pkgs. mdse order
C0ASTWISE.
New YoRK.-Schr. PILOTS Bride.
ntnrsr 4 Annn 4 co
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LEAyENwoRrH, Sept. 5.-A collision between the
Democrats and Republicans occurred on Saturday
night. The Republicans were holding a meeting
at the intersection of two streets, when Demo
cratic torch-light procession attempted to pass
through, and a general melee ensued. One man
was shot, and some five or six wounded. The affair
is much regretted.
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Frank Seldom, negro, fell from a third tier win
dow of the Marshall Theatre, Richmond, Va, tc
fracture of the right thigh bone, and a compound
fracture of the larger shinbone He fell about forty
feet.
LARGE TRANSACTION IN CoRN.-The Memphis Ap
peal of the 26th says GAS an indication of the
feeling in the market in the Mississippi valley
we have heard of the purchase, recently, by Hr
POpham, of Breckenridge county, of two or three
crops, embracing one hundred thousand bushels al
thirtyive cents per bushel, to be delivered at the
river bank below Cairo
Major David Buford Green, Secretary of the
State of Arkansas, died near Nashville Tenn, OF
the 26th ult. He was native of Tennessee but re-
moved to Arkansas while it a Territory, anC
upon the organization of the Territory State
he was elected Secretary of State, which Office he
held uninterruptedly up to his death.
RESCUE OF CAPTAIN AND SH1ps CaEw.-Tht
ship Henry Clarke, from Liverpool, went up Jane.
River on Thursday. She brought Captain McCaldy
and crew of the British ship Black Douglas aban
doned at the 11th ult in a sinking condition
on her way from Arabia to Cork.
Petersburg papers announce the death of Robert
Dunlop, Esq, native of Scotland, but for many
years past resident of Petersburg at his residence
the 1st inst. He was of the firm of Dunlop q
Tenant, and in the 42d year of his age.
COSTLY CoURT HoUsE.-The ST. Louis Evening
Ne,cs states that the st. Louis Court House, whe1
finished, will cost the County one and quar- tel
million of dollars
The theatre at Richmond, Va, opened ON Satur
day night to large concourse of friends and pa
irons. The company made good impression a
starting, and things promise to progress favorably
A man named Durret, formerly mail-carrier
was murdered in Spotsy ylvania, Va. near Han cocks
store, last week. negro has been arrested OF
suspicion, and lodged iu Jail.
From the grave where old Grpe ALL the miser reposes
What villainous odour invades all our nosesl
It can't be his body alone-in the hole
They've certainly buried the usurer's SOUL
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the North Briton.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE DUKES OF MODENA AND TUSCANY BAN
IsHED BY VOTE OF THE NATIONAL
ASSEMBLIES.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

FATHER PoINT, Sept. 5.-The steamer North
Briton, from Liverpool for Quebec, with advices tt
the oath ut., passed here this morning.
The news is not important. There is nothing de
finite from Zurich in regard to the Conference
The Modena and Tuscan Assemblies had adopted
resolutions banishing said dynastes, and annexine
the Dukedoms to Piedmont.
The steamer sailed on the afternoon of Wednes
day.
TSECoND DESPATCH.
FATHER PoINT, August Is. The steamer North
Briton will be due at Quebec this forenoon. Several
members of the English Royal family passengers
There visit is supposed to have reference to the
contemplated visit of the Prince of Wales
The new Indian loan was all awarded at above
81 per cent
The new Russian loan was partial failure.
1t was reported that the British Government
had congratulated France on the recent political
amnesty.
The impression prevailed that the recent appoint
ment of Gen. Mcmahon TO the command at Lille,
in consequence of the projected Notifications at
Antwerp.
The Belgian Chamber of Deputies have agreed
to the project for erecting Notifications at Antwerp
by vote of 757 against AZ. lie Nord contends
that the project will endanger the neutrality of
Belgium.
The Modenese National Assembly on the goth
unanimously decreed the forfeiture of the House of
Hapsburg Lorraine of the Ducal Throne, and on
the following day the annexation of the territory
to Piedmont was unanimously decreed by ballot,
and Signor Farina was confirmed as Dictator. A
loan of five million livres was also voted
On the same day the Tuscan National Assembly
unanimously voted for the annexation of that terri
tory to Piedmont amidst acclamations of "rira
IL re-"
A defensive league has been formed by the States
of Central Italy.
The rumored duel between Marshals Canrobert
and Neil proved to be unfounded.
Gen. Changarnier refuses to accept the amnesty
of the Emperor Napoleon. Victor Hugo says he
will return when Liberty returns to France
The builders strike at London was still unad-
justed. Other branches of trade show symptoms of
discomfort.
Sixty-two thousand persons were assembled at
the. Crystal Palace on occasion of the Forresters'
Festival.
At this point the lines east of Boston became in
terrupted, and there little prospect of obtain
ing anything further until very late hour.-Re-
porter.
MARKETS
The Liverpool Cotton market closes dull with sales for
that day of 5000 bales.
Breadsufs closed very dull, sales unimportant. The
Provision market very dull and the sales had been
light.
Consols closed at London at 95bG95%.
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A Yankee long boat "showed tracks" to an Eng
lish pinnace, on the 30th of june at Zanzibar, on
the east coast of Africa. For the first prize seven
boats were entered. The "sloop boat of the
Storm King, was sixteen minutes in advance. The
crew of the pinnace of H. B. NJ. S. "Chod' not
Captain of the "Storm King to sail against them
1or stake of twenty dollars The race, four miles,
WIN WIN dead beat part of the way, was won by the
| challenged party
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Steamboat line between New York and
Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 5.-The pioneer Cromwell
steamer Mount Vernon, arrived here this afternoon
at o'clock, from New York.
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The Michigan Southern Railroad Difficulty

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The difficulty between the
Michigan Southern Railroad and the workmen had
been settled. The company agrees to pay the en-
ployees three months of their wages down, and the
balance in October The trains commence running
reonlarlv to-day
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Col. Fauntleroy, of the
First U. S. Dragons, is assigned to the command
of the Department of New Mexico, and will imme-
diately proceed to relieve Brigadier General Gar
land, whose ill health prevents his return to the
Dpna
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Emory AND Henry CoLLEGE.-The collegiate year
of this institution commenced on the 18th August,
with about l50 students. A letter from one of the
students to the Wytheville (Ya) Teleqraph, saws
"Since the commencement of the present session
students have been rapidly coming ON every
train. The number at th is time is upwards of ls6
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The Expected Steamer

CHARLESTON, Sept 5.-The Chamber of Com
merce of this city have unanimously resolved to
memorialize Congress for the restoration of the
mail service with Havana.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept 4.--The steamer Habana is
below with San Francisco dates Of the goth, having
sailed from Minititlan on the lst. inst.
The steamers Sonora and CorteZ left San Francis
co with over S2,l32 900 in gold for New York via.
Panama, and ], 200 passengers
British man of war had arrived Panama
from Vancouver's Island and was supposed to bring
dispatches for England concerning the San
Juan dispute.
No arrivals were reported at San Francisco
Business had improved. Provisions had an advan-
cling tendency. Candles had advanced p ct. Pot
Ashes were dull-refned III cts.
The dates from Vancouver are to the 18th.
Gen. Harney on the 9th ordered four companies
of artillery from Fort Washin gton to reinforce
Capt Rickett who still occupied San Juan unmo-
Tested.
General Harney had forwarded dispatches to
Washington.
Mr.. Greeley had addressed recently large Pa
cifc railway meeting.
Governor Douglass had issued al protest against
General Harney's occupation of San Juan, and
sent message to the Van Couver's Island Assem-
bly,, declaring that Brit sh forces would be landed
at San Juan. There doubtful rumor that the
British steamer Satellite had attacked the Island
and killed thirty Americans.
FROM MEXICO.
The latest adyices from Vera Cruz state that Mr..
McLane had presented President Buchanan's mtt-
matuna to the Juarez Government demanding the
immediate ratification of the recent treaty. There
is nothing important from the Capitol. General
Degollado had ordered the troops at Tampico and
the neighborhood to march for San Louis Potosi,
which place will be the general rendezvous of the
Liberals. He intends attacking the Capitol in 0cto-
ber. All the Pacific coast of Mexico was in the
peaceable possession of the Liberals.
General Vidauri was organizing forces at Nueva-
leon against the Indians and Americans.
General Pesquiera had defeated the Indian deprc-
dators in Sonora after a severe battle
Business at Mazatlan was good.
Topic had been recaptured by the Revolutionists
after considerable fighting.
General Marquee conducting $4,000, 600 in
specie to San Bias frcm Guadalajara, per British
war-ship Calypso.
The Governor of San Bias had resolved to pre-
vent the shipment of the money. if the duties were
not paid Difficulty was apprehended, and Gene
raj Corcua had left Mazatan with fifty Liberals to
attack Marquee at Guadalajara.
Tho IsfhmuS of Tnhu uantanao Uoc nuiat
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MARKETS RY TELEGRApH

1t.
NEW YORK: sept -Cotton-Sales to-day of 400 bales
Market dropping ana no demand. Flour depressed
cept for State sales Of 1900 bbls State So 954 3d.
Ohio. s4.70@525; Southern, 81 90d5. wheat is de-
White Southern, 1309l45 cts; red 100 cts Corn is d.
pressed Sales of a. 900 bus at decline Of cent mixed
S0Gs1x cts yellow, SO cts. Pork is unchanged Mess
$l&75@15 Prime s lower; sales at $lO2s@l0.b0 Whis
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A TuNNEL.--The "big tunDel' on the Covington
and Ohio Railroad, in Greenbrier county, Va, is
4,7O0 feet long, and 800 feet below the surface of
the earh 1t is 500 feet longer than the Blue Ridge
modate double track, and the height is twenty
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DEMOCRATIC NoMrNATIoNs.-At meeting of the
Democratic Convention in Carroll county, on the
Sd instant, the following gentlemen were selected
as candidates
Register of Wills Joseph NJ. Parke; Senator,
Robert Dade House of Delegates, DR.. Bernard
Mills Edwin NJ. Shipley, William Reese; Orphans
Court, George W. Manro, Daniel 5. Herring, Jonas
Ecker; County Commissioners, Henry Lester Hy.
John White, VIM. II. Maus, Lewis Lamotte Sher-
if, William Segafoos; States Attorney, Edwin o.
Briep
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:, by an arrival at New Bedford, Mass, from Fayal,
the Mercury OF the former place has later advices
from from Azores The arrival of the bark with the
noeral DONATION OF 10000 bushels of corn for the
poor, from the worthy charitable inhabitants of
Boston, caused great rejoicing from all classes and
will ever be remembered with gratitude.
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The death OF General Sir John Slade, Bart, G..
c. b., loses to the English army its oldest living
member, save one. Had he lived but few months
longer he would have completed eighty years of
military service, his commission, as Cornet, in the
Tenth Hussars, bearing date Nav II, 1850.
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SACKvILLE, Sept. 5.-There were no tidings of
the expected steamer, Europa, at Halifax, when
the line closed at O'Clock
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The Steam Frigate Wyoming.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-The U. s. steamer Wy
oming, from her trial trip, is announced below.
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CLEARED.
l. NJ -

Bark Marion, Hugg, Jr., Rio Janeiro and market-J "
Hugg
Brig Handy, Handy, Boston-Dobbin & warfeld
Schr. Pilot Fish, Savage Bostnn-Dobhin &, Warfied.
ler.
Schr. Del Farmer, Jones, Alexandria-Wm. Applegartf
Son
Schr. Mary Adeline, Jones, Richmond
Schr 5. Washburn, Thrasher, Tauntan-E Pratt & Bro
SAILED.
Bark Creole Buck, Rio Janeiro in of the steamtug
Lioness.
Bark Cavalier, Mcleod, Rio Taneiro & market in tow Of
Hector.
schr s. Washburn Thrasher, Tauntan, in tow of steam
tug llaswell.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Brig O f}ren, Grant, Bath, 3Ist u
Schr Aurora, (Br.) Newell, Halifax, 27th ult.
Schr Israel H. Day, Chase Fall River, lst inst.
Schr f. H. Adams, Adams, Nantucket, lst inst.
Schr. II. B. Metcalf, Burton, Providence, 2d inst
Schr. Lacon, Bearse, Fall River, lst inst
Schr Anna Shepard, Dickinson Fail River, lst inst
Schr Jas F. Price, Burton, Richmond, ID inst