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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OK
HEALTH TO ALL MANKIND
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
A BOON TO THE SICK.

BOON TO THE SICK.
The " MT Of sterling medicinal to the ills and
heccssiies OF the suffering portion of huma nifty und
one cnirci! free from mine aud other dcuterious
particles, was severely felt TIL this all powerful
medicine was ushercd into the world; Hollow ,y :
IENALuAH HLE FILLA lave become the MgDY
oi all natl"Hs heir attribute is to we'll
as 10 cuRE they attHck the RADtX OF the
pliint aud thus ny removing the hidden of dis
ease rcIHNigpratc and restore the dropping energies
oi the - stcm assisting Hature ia her Of VITAL
nMG EL MLlIuEAKN NEEllH
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
IN tie aOor[G ton. tile TOito2ci2,0 diSeuses.

IN tie aOortG tor tie JOltOsoeHg discusses.
EsthhH Bl"rihoid, Indigestion, stone and
boWHt com OrpFsS, lnnucuzH, Gravel.
plants, Debility, Inflammation, Secondary
Coughs, Few u Aguc Inward Meak- Syuitnms
Colds, Female Com ness, V q nereaI
thest DIS plants, Liver ComPl'ts. Affections
eases teaduChcs, l,own'ss ofspirt Worms of
Dyspepsia. Piles, all kinds.
II = Cauuon!-None are genuine unless the words
'HOllowHy New York ana Iondon, are drscpibqbI,.
as "a Nater-mark in every leaf of the book of direc-
uons around each pot or box; the same may be
plainly seen by holding the eaf to the light hand
some reward will be given 10 any rendering such
Information AZ may lead to the detection Of any
party or parties Counte citing the medicines or yend
ii'g tie same, kn"" mg them To be spurious.
- kold al the ldanulactOries Of Professor Hol
wdN,cU Maiden tame, New York, and bN all re-
spectacle Druggists ami Dealers of Medicine through
out the United states and the civilized world in
boxes ~ IS cents, 63 cents, and one dollar each
u There is considerable saved by taking the
larger sizes.
n B.--lnrectiOns for the guidance of patients in
very disorder are affixed to each box. 2-.-eOw-Iy
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

For sale by ID. REEo, Pomoroy; HUGO
& Coz, Middleport; pAINE & BRANCH.
Rutland; DIcKEY d. WILSON, Harrison
vile, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally. 2iY
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
D n. WURTMAa

q TENDERS HIS SERVICES TO THE PEG
4 pie OF the United States; after a close ap-
plication for over five years TO the study and
Treatment of
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
DYSPEPSIA,

The great scoUrge of this continent yIods 'quicky
l" course "fth antiseptc Pills ANA the digestive
organs arc restored to their proper tone matter
IN what hideouS shape This hy dr OF disease exhibits
liiiase"rching and unerring remedy disperscs
II from the pnticnt'r 81 stem. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
HOW ARD ASSOCIA N


A Benevolent Institution estnhls by Epe
alsRndoymeni forthe Relief OF the &
Hirl, and Distressed, affi iotedt ~
NtrttIaui an L,f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
UNREFUTED PROOF.
LotIoaOoy' s Pills are Tie best remeog knoaOn

The testimony of Nations is unanimously borne "a
Inc neaith-EiNmg virtues of his noble remeIy, I'D
certificates in every living language bear witness tc
the UEDENIA BLENEss of their INTRINSIC worth
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
BILIOUS DISORDERS.

The proper qu'EtEm and right condition of the bill
Is OF HUnentOus importance to the health Of the hii
man frame, this AEri-PiIIous medicine cxppls Tia
MAIDEN seeds of tue complaint. and renders all tn
NUNS ana scCrctious pure and fluent. cleansing am
resus LLmG LLG NillL lmLclLmL. of I'm. L.llN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
GENERAL DEBILITY AND wEAKNEss.

! FROM Whatever cause, LOwNEss SPIRITS. and al
otter signs of diseased liver. and other di,aryuni
zttioh al the ~ atem vanish under the crHdcHttns in
huence OF this all powerful antiscptc and detegcn
| remedy. ="
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

should lose no time in trying II few doses of this
regulating "nd r"hovnling remedy, whatever may be
IheIr complaint, 1: can he tF with safety all pc
ri"dci and other disorgunizations, It's effect is all
but mira Culous. "
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

Local Editor Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
rhe above certificates, and many others. be
seen at my Office by any at any time. Get Of
my Family Medical AlMunscs, gratis from nay
rgeUts.. .. .....t
Mannfactory, SaIes-rooms ard Office, No. & En-
Fourth street, third building from Main street. Gin
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31

MAY APPOINTM ENTS.
Pomeroy, Monday, May 30Dh; Portland,
Friday noon and Saturday, 2ah and 28th;
GalhpolIS, Tuesday 3lSt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
Prioo 25 centa Der Box Hoxos for slo oO.
Il our Remedies are for sale by
NOTICE.

A2en,s--D Reed, Pomeroy;J. Schaffer
MinersviIe; SUR & Eckstein, Cincinnati
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-05-31
SaERIFFoS SALE.

May 10 49, 5t-$l.5O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Naval Intelligence.

me United States frigate Wabash E AZ Lavallette,
commanding, from Genoa in thirtytwo days. arrived at
a1as port yesterday.
The following the list Of oHicers-E A. F. Lavaete,
Tag OH1cer, commanding Mediterranean squadron; Cap
tain Of feet, J. A. Darnn; Captain, Samuel Barrow
Watson Smith, John n. RUSSELL E. W. Henry, ]. Taylor
Wood Master, C. 7. Norton; Mdshipmen, J. A. Howell
Der, G. s. STAIRS; Acting Boaswan A. Pomeroy; Gunner
john Caulk Carpenter John Rainbow; Samaker, Jacob
Stephens; Purser, J. Geo Harris; Fleet Surgeon, VIM
Lee Watson First Lieutenant Of Marines, J. Wiley;
Passed Assistant Surgeon Rudenstein Assistant Sur.
ssrs Secretary " Falls First Assistant Engineers, n.
p Patterson NJ Fletcher; Second Assistant Engineers, E.
W. Manning J. B. Kimbal Third Assistant Engineers J.
". Thompson, g. B. n PIONEERS, N. English, J. Butler:
Captains Clerk, C. H. Collier; Pursers Clerk, John Fer
guson.
hrteen guns was exchanged between her and the United
Bates receiving ship North Carolina, when she imme-
secured await the action Of the Navy Department rela
tive 70 her going out OF commission, which will perhaps
Dc IN 81 few days
The following correct list Of the officers Of the United
Bates steamer Walker which sailed yesterday from
Quarantine for the Gulf Of Mexico via Norfolk resume
~ photographic Survey Of section Lieutenant
:sae sss H 1ss
nkd do; BENJAMIN Guthrie, Fourth do. James G. Young
aef Engineer; Robert B. Swift, First Assistant James
kelum, Surgeon; Charles Marriott, Aid Charles J. Ost
Captains Clerk.
Anars q the Brooklyn Navy Yard look more gloomy at
present than they have for years. large number Of
1erkmen have been discharged lately which reduced
1ngs down 70 very small compass The new United
ases Marine Barracks are progressing we'll The walls Of
ready for roofing y
1ne United States steamer San Jacinto, Commander
VIM "a Armstrong, was at Monrova on the 18th Of Octo-
days. - ie"
The United States ship Constellation sailed from Nonro
VIA on the 26th Of October for lesward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

Since our last weekly report quite dminuton has &C.
CURED in the retail trade at Warrington market. In
gathering our quotations yesterday the general sentiment
Of the market that business had been du-very
dull But they felt encouraged at the approach of Christ
mas and New Year. and expect TO make up deficiencies
within the next two weeks In the beef mutton veal and
pork trade there has been change in prices since our
last report Poultry is plenty and the prices ma
teray decreased since our last quotations. this 10 owing
to the immense supplies that In about Christ
mas time to supply the increased demand Blu
purchasers should be careful what kind Of stock
they purchase Farmers about this time Fat up all their
old stock regardless Of age and send To market CON
seGaenty great deal Of uneataoe poultry Y offered for
there Is not any noteworthy change in prices Tame
ducks very and worth 81 per pair In s
the scarcity OF that article Butter remains about the
same; choice qualities frm. There has been no
an in the price 81 potatoes are rather
have been very scarce, are now PLENTIFUL cargo
having arrived from Jamaica, W. Apples remain arm,
We make the following quotations Of the retail prices at
Washington market
1ec.; rump do, lc chuck roast ioc corned beef &C.
Z l2c per ID.
Mrnos-Muton chops, l2c. per ID; hind quarters,
l2c.; fore quarters, &c.; lamb, 10c l2c.
VEAL-Cutets, 14c. 16c per 10. fore quarters &c.
l0c.; hind quarters, l2c.
PoaE.FIesh pork, he per h. sailed pork, do; hams,
l8c. 14c shoulders, 10c he; sides, l0JIc lIc
jowls loc per ID; roasting pigs, 81 rs 81 50 each
Observation-Disclosures sausages Ice. per ID; beef
tongues, 76c. 60c EACH lard. Ec- q 121fc. per h.
hTKR, EGGS, &c-Orange counA butter, 30c. per Id. ;
sac ga Sprme) 2Sc Wesn, lsc 10; choose, lie.
POULTRY AND GAAE-Fows, &C. 10c. per b.; broilers,
60c per pair turkeys 1oc size per ID geese I2c Der
To- stall fed pigeons dozen squads 81 per dozen
teal dueks Toe uar red head d. 81 81 rs per pair
Aans1d ducks, sla$i5 per pair; canvass back d. 81
as2 % per pair quails - 81 Is dozen flight pigeons
81 per dozen prairie chickens, 81 81 Is per pair;
vaair.
squirrels, o. a l2c. cach rabbits 37c 60c per pair
yenison, 12c. lac. per lb English pheasanis 81 per
dozen; wood duck, Soc. fSc per pair Jersey quail
50 per dozen; western quail 81 80 81 Is per dozen Wild
pigeons, 81 per dozen.
FsHCodhsh, Sc. per b.: founders, t. &c.: GELS 12c
loo black fsk, &C. 10c.; striped bass, l5c 49,;
brook trout &c per b. blue fsh, &C. salmon trout l2c
1 lsc' paddock S. pickerel, he black bass, LOG
lxc cathfh &C. oSs.ers, &c. per H. OYSTERS 81 So so
per hundred; frest fish, Sc. per ID.
hoSEY.-Whi,e clover, Doc per h.: buckwheat 1ac a
ioc, bive, &C. loc. strained do
r,on a. Mercer potatoes (besD 81 SO 49, com.
hhn ' 10 ~ 1b pcachplows, 81 49, Junes 81 so per
mi 81 % 81 rs do. 81 SO 81 rs Der
wi hsawre do % 2b cabbage, &c &C. per heal:
Sauhno"sr, We lbc; squash lsc a 25c each: garlic
l2c per bunch; beets, &C. &C. per bunch; pa,sey 4c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FRIDAY, Dec. 1882. N

FRIDAY, Dec. 16-8P.M
me money market is again working easily. The
s'0Aefs nave more money offered them at than they
use and eh has been accepted In several instances
WIG 1s0ouns kouses more short paper passes at than
WAS the case early in the week here i NJ, much ,.,
about the failure Van Blunt Vatrous n ,he
sade who, we learn have made an a,s,1nr,sr. rns,-
PAPER mao not been readily Negotiated for some time
ioesn exchange lately active for .o.yor,ov,e
.,o,~ - va 4 FOR sterling 60 day bills, and 1897
lao" Tor short sight The leading bankers a., 100
~. s0me excellent bulls have been sold at loe,. Soma
nes were sold to-day At S7 the general a.sin, rs
'os 0snklns houses lax for short sight, and sis~
-. s ..ys Inc steamer Of Tomorrow will take ont
49,. 49, seOoUV specie s42S,oo in gold bars, and
drawn some time ago. y wins
me price Of sight bills on New York at the cities mon
oned as follows, the price being expressed in The
Seney o. the cities where the bills are drawn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Aid to Italy.

~ Italian Committee of New York for the relief OF the
nses Of the Italian soldiers fighting for independence
has received the following note Of receipt from the Central
osnnttee Of Turin for the Of 81 l5s 1os the sum
sent before being sl,oco the whole sum Of s2l6a los
covers the amount Of sloe2s L. which is the total sum
selected by the New York Italian Committee
GNExnrE-The Kings Secretary for Foreign Affairs
Has delivered 10 the Central Committee over which have
Ne honor Of presiding the considerable Of English
pounds, 81 59 los Id, sent to hsdrecon by your Com
ntee of New York-t being the residual result Of the
1usesspson opened and promoted by your Committee or
H benefit OF the families OF the soldiers fighting for TIA
naa independence 1t with the greatest satisfaction that
comply with the raan... - eo.,.s..s, "a ~ esent
that these thanks will prove acceptable they
expression Of gratitude both Of Committee and
Il the relieved families OF those brave soldiers who did
Ansh for the Independence Of native country Re-
seve the expression Of my high esteem and considera
tbn. ETTORE DE SONNAS,
President Of the Committee.
1RRES. November 8. 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
One OF the Disturbers OF the John Brown
Meeting.


n this mornings HERALD appeared a notice of my
having been arrested at the Cooper Institute meeting last
night Of the incidents of the evening The
Asts were these'-When the audience commenced to
ave after the adjournment Of the meeting, stand
g among several friends upon the sidewalk directly in
'front.' Of the main entrance. squad Of policemen were
" arst to issue from the door, and disposed themselves
clear passage. One Of them advanced directly upon
me, and ordered me to fall back, at the same time
Placing his hands somewhat roughly upon my person.
being, In fact impossible for recede as there
vas compact mass Of persons behind me, and being
borrower, somewhat sensitive to that mode Of sautation
rom stranger, evinced my disapprobaton Of it in
1aAner which he and his companions considered dis
srdefiy, but sgniaed my willingness TO withdraw at
nnse without force which In the prevailing confusion
n pohceman-as he stated afterwards-did not hear
aAd was arrested. had had little intention of re-
sasting the police as Of worshpping John Brown as
martyr and saint, and had, the contrary, rather
Nnpathzed with the perplexites of their position in
nsng compelled by their duty to appear to support the
uetera1ce Of sentiments Of treason and blssphemy.
The Police Justice, however, though. that my giving
bend 70 keep the peace might be OF benefit exam
y and having intention Of breaking the peace gave
and was discharged Ishall be most happy if it pro-
daees the beneficial effects anticipated.
addressed no solicitations Alderman Brady or any
ssner person. JER LAROCQuE.
INV YoRx, Dec. 10, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

$3.50, Car On ryvurn sr.rm FiREAR,e-A very spa-
s na an a..andad auot,on sale Of United States can
psus, nuskets, Shells balls &c took place ~ INC onea
s,aes Arsenal on Governors Island, on Iuesoay AM
sss .1s ssGSr ss ss q osnnons. muis d. has
Ns .sare were con demned and exposed ~ public auc-
sn % be disp0ssd o. Ola VS. ordered by Major
Ssruton United States Army, commanding q present at
- Arsenal The buyers were generally ciiy dealers N
~ embraced every article In the military line, from thir-
1.-TWO Founders 10 percussion caps
TIM CENTRAL PARK PoIlcz-In the article the Central
Yrk In last Wednesdays HERALD, it was inadvertently
,ed that General superintendent Plsbury would provide
onc force ct the skating pond during the anticipated
arrival There s special police for the Park, VINO
are are numerically and physically able to protect thss
mace and preserve the best Of order without any ass
rce rom he noutside barbarians-the Mctrope,tans
Those who visited the Park during last summer can all
attest the efficiency and poteness OF ns gray coated
policemen
FIRE IN WEST THIRTY xssErr srKxn Shortly before IL
o'clock Yesterday morning fire occurred in the dwelling
,f Louis Hammel No 2s2 West Thirtyeighh street. The
James were quickly extinguished A little boy about
three years of age taken out OF the building by
peehbor almost sutlocated. he was insensble at the
me The loss TO the furniture will be about $l0 in
gur ance The building is owned by Jacob Barchedt
p,,.ers Insurance Company The fire is supposed to
have been caused by the child playing with matches.
Mrs. Hammel went out and left it alone in the ROOM and
the fire had not been discovered soon the child
doubt would have been sufiocated.
CHARITY FArR-This day and evening will close the
IAdies Great Charity Fair at the Academy Of Music,
when q rare chance will be afforded the public of com
pstiDg for the possession OF an Illuminated manuscript
hnh written in the fourteenth century The other at
fractions OF the closing day will be such as are seldom
Witnessed an tho ladies Of the management confidently
pxpect q large number OF visitors
On Sunday evening, the 18th inst, Dr. Cahill viii de-
Ever lecture for the charitable object for which
Ne Fair got up His subject The lnsufacicncy OF
human Reason 10 Acquire Christian Faith"
RurA VocAr Avn INSTRUMENTAL COyCHRT-Cu Wedne9-
DAY evening next, the 2lst nst number Of celebrated
wSes of the Italian Opera will assist at grand concert
n the Palace Garden Music Hail. for the benefit Of the
workmen Of Dghte B,adoury's piano factory, who
establishment The arrangements for the satisfaction Of
e public will be full and complete and 1t is TO be hoped
Nat such q good cause and excellent performances win
net substantial PROFITS.
On DOMINION SouRrY.-In notice of the election OF
ssers Of this society, made the 18th INST, the Rev.
vinhm J. Hoge elected Chaplain, and not VIM. J..
lays, inadvertently printed and R. p Waller, Cores
pending Secretary and not r. P. Miller, az accdently
yUAkhed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
Married.

Married
BAuM-vAN NAxE-On Thursday, Dec. Is, by the Rev.
p D. Van Oeef Major LYMAN S BAUM, Of New York, TO
LoRESA, youngest daughter Of Captain Noses Van Name,
Of Jersey City. -
CARIEToS-RAIDwM.--O Thursday, Dec Is, al tic late
Or. Alexander's church, by William Adams, DID, GEORGE
w. CARLETON, 70 ElIzABE1H HAIsEY, daughter Of NJ G.
Baldwin, Esq, all of this city.
PROFESSIONALLY this city, on Thursday Dec. 15., by
Rev. William Berran, HENRY PRICE, TO Miss HANNAH FER
DON, all OF this city.
SUTHERIAxD-IIvHAy.-OnN Monday evening" Dec. g.,
BY the Rev. James Miett, ct the BRIDES residence Mr.
GEORGE w SUTHERLAND OF Norwalk, Conn, 70 Mrs. SARAH
ANNE LUEsAy OF this city.
TAMER-DopD-On Thursday, Dec. 8, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father No 1855 West Twenty nrst street. by
Rev. A. r. Van Nest, Mr. HENRY c. TANNER to Miss ELIZA
B1H W., daughter Of John d. Dodd, Esq., all Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

Al Chicago Eastern bills have taken another eccentric
leap and are now quoted d per cent premium. The
huctaation probably proceeds from local causes ex-
clusively.
The Sock Exchange was more active today, and there
was sight rally from The depression Of yesterday
Central advanced ~ Galena, Y; Rock Island, xAH.
Other descriptions did not vary much with the excson
Of Illinois Central, which advanced per oert on the
strength Oft foreign news The main o.
among the brokers continues to BE- che Central dividend
is said, behalf of the rectors that they declared
1t because they happeed 10 BIO ali present in Albany at
inc annual meng, and because they desired that the
responsioy Of dividing only three per cent in the face
g much larger earnings q policy resolved on by the
board In order TO accumulate handsome surplus In
money against future contngences) should be shared by
all the directors alike. There some heavy short
sales Of Panama today and the St * declined per cent
half Of the decline was how or subsequently recovered
State stocks are better with fair demand. Tho market
steady at the close at the following quoasonsAs-
souri, es, SSs q y; Canton, II 4; Cumberland Coal
preferred, 12A 49, Pacific Mail Steamship, 7eA n;
New York Central, 7sA a x; Erie, 81 q X; Hudson
River, AK a ~; Harlem, q y; do preferred, 3ih a
al Reading, 4oh 81 Michigann Central, SO i; Michi-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 6k NJ do guar
anteed, l7k x; Panama, l3ah . x; Illinois Central,
be1 u; Galena and Chicago, 6ex a Y; cleveland and
Toledo, 10 y; Chicago and Rock Island, 6sxaX.
The imports Of dry goods for the week are again exces
sve showing that the dry goods dealers bent upon
repeating next spring the operation which they tried
efectually last fall The figures OF goods
entered at the port during the week against 81 500 900
week last year, and $4,000 Same week Of 1857
To realize the absurdty Of this large import the mer
chant must remember that have taken from foreign
countries since january l. $lo7, 10000 Of dry goods
against $57 900 TO date last year. $50
to date in 1857 Also that dealers and importers
wnterng the largest stock OF goods they had
on hand ut this season.
The earnings Of the New York Central Railroad for No
nharv follo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
The debt already issued is redeemable o. follows;
20,656,433 30

By the arrival Of the Bremen at this port and the Nova
scotan at Portland have later advices from England
by the latter through the medium Of the telegraph to
Queenstown TO the LIST inst Consos closed in London on
Mat day at se eek for money, and 90 ll1o oe 1916
for the account The London 1se OF the 10Th Of No.
bember notices fair demand for money, the general
rate continuing at two and half pes cent In relation
to American stocks that paper notices and quotes as
follows -
In colonial descriptions, Grand Trunk OF Canada ad-
vanced TO 81 ". American securities were Hrmer es
pecay the bonds Of the Michigan Central and Pennsyya
nia Central. $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

The sales on the 18th November were.-Illnos c.n,rs
shares at as1z discount do rs at 7s and "a mar cant,
do frecland at 30 and ssk New York Central ia !. OK
and s4's, and New York and Erie Sd mortgage a. CO.
We read in the Chicago Pres, Dec A. that the receins
and shipments Of provisions &C. for the past week com
pared with those Of the week previous and the CARGO
pending week m 1855 were OF follows -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

FRIDAY, Dec. 16-6 P. II.
AMEa-1he transactions were confined TO small lots
at unchanged prices
BRxADsTJTye-Fiour-The market was unfayoraby az
fected by the che&er Of the foreign news and common
grades OF State and Western rated &C. lower in QUO
tatons; the sales embraced 5000 1000 bbls closing
within the following range of prIces-- -
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CLEARED
s sesmshp F Falpos rg r, jeffrey MysrgooL
Sp S'' %snss San asaa Coleman
s sS, Fss.er Jr Abesl Iaysrooo-c Marsha. Co.
ehir. Flora Mcdonald Fuller, Ssiamors-Hi Ban
s.Osops 81 aSas
Bark Carver, Wiley, Observation-Disclosures, Dimon
brig Gspela, Had, 81 Johns, PR-snlsr Hoaghson.
f re yehason
ssf =
Schr !l,on. Tilton; Galveston Norcross 4 Prince
ssSr Essen, bsSi: As@sssn s s@5ss Co. ''' 70
sssss: sa Esxs1a Tsaa
sehr L Dyer. Jameson, Boson-G Hatch Co.
Steamer sssS ss as4 rhssss
ARRIVED.
Ssass % Snys Dos
Steamship jamestown Skinner Ricln.nd 90 WIN mdss
passed ,'sSmshp KCsnOie hence Tor NOci
sissshp QUAKER Oily sSuisdt NOTICE.. in ballast to H.r
s ys .se%is s nc. .ns Ne:
waiting orders l6h on Long Branch passed schr Fair Wind
ssssssSD Noun. Vernon. smi;e Washington Ais,.ndr.
s.s.n.se I.yssa Portland VIII md:s and pas
SIP Columbia stgss Charleston, days. with cotton. 70
gTE syrsn r9 cremar, Iingan cB IL days. with COAL 10
Brig Edhburg, Bartlett Bangor, 10 days. with lumber, to
schr Charlotte Shaw Shaw savannah 70 days with cotton,
Schr 2 Sheldon White, Warrington, NO 8 days.
Sch: Brothers, Gray. Ale5andril days =,
6chr Mary Hoyt Hamilton, Boaton for Perth Amboy. Was
towed into the gW SPIT by seamug Huntress Capt Francs
6chr Eliza Laughton Newcomb. Boston for Virginia.
Steamer Deiaware. Copes Philadelph,a-
Steamer Potomska. Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Percl Baker, Providence
Steamer AIbatycss Jones. Providence.
SAILED.
Bark Wd6re, Vera Cruz; schr Maria Para.
From quarantine, U surveying steamer Walker.
Wind during The day NNE 70 Sc.