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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

bS Respect is always dae to persons of
peculiar merit or those who Gil elevated sta.
tions, but ciYility is due to every one in life,
whose base conduct has not forfeited it. An
easy, kind and pleasing address, without sac
rhce of dignity, u among the most valuable
requirements, and is within the reach of every
person. II is kind of current coin that
will pass universally even among savages, and
will gain you friends with those who cannot
understand our language
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

SSr A young friend, formerly a teacher in
this county sends the following. Will some of
our teachers reply to his question through the
educational column Of the Reporter:
+" Him, T46al named the VulcGn Of olden times,
TIE swor rd and farchion their i,rentor claim
Mr. Brown intends that the three nogns
printed in italics should be parsed as in appo,
stion Question What is the noun IEJaL
put by opposition with c. 4.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
~A r,csn; tourist

Ia \ r,csni tourist in central France was
complaining, before retiring 10 rest, Of having
been greatly disturbed the night before by
some dreadful cries and hoxlings. which be
hoped would not be repeated "No fear for
that" said the maIirsd' hc!c! F.: 8" no fear Of
that, for they were the cries Of that fine ton
o4t you had for dinner TO day -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

HS- \ goose that sees another drink will
do the same. thOqgh be il 10: thirsty. The
custom Of drinking for company, when drink
ing is dispensable and prejudicial, seems to be
q case Of the same kind, and 10 put man,
feathers onl! excepted, upon footing with
goose.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

kE A little FELLOW, eight years old, who Was
without relative in the whole world, was
asked by lady if be did not have fears as TO
whether he wou.d get along in life The child
looked up with preplexed and iaquiring eye,as
if uncertain 0. lie. meaning, and troubled with
new doubt. Why" said he, don't sOs
think God will take care Of feler, if be puts
his trust in Him, and does the best he can 2
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

~ Beautiful things ere suggestive Of purer
and higher lie. and fills Us with q mingled
love and fear. They have a graciousuess
that wins Us, an excellence 10 which We
involuntarily do reverence II you are poor, yet
pure and mOdcstly aspiring, Keep q vase of
flowers On yopr table, aud they will help to
maintain your dignity, and secure for you con-
sideration and delicacy Of behavior.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

"a a crust Of bread, c pitcher of water
and thatched root, and loTe-shere is hap
piness for you, whether the iay be rainy or
sunny 1t is the heart that makes the home
whether the eye tests upon potato patch c.
1oEer gsr6eE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

b% When yo1 forgive the ma1 who has
pierced your heart, be stands to you in the re-
lation of the sea-Worm that perforates the
shell of the muscle. which stTsightway closes
the wound with pearl.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

- Phillips, the Irish orator, speaks thus
feelingly of bis birthplace There were the
scenes OF nv childhood which reminded ne
how innocent vas, and the grave of ny faith
er 70 adnoalsh ne hov pure should COZ.
tl1-e-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
sa- From the Official department of tht
School Journal

School Journal:
QUESTION What is the duty Of the County
Superintendent, when he knows that Teachers
take pains not to be examined in the District
in which they really intend - apply for schools
but manage to be examined in some other p
County SuPsriH!eEGsHt
AXswER He should at. once inform the
Board of the ar0idel district, OF the fact, in
writing, that they may be prepared TO deal
with such Teachers as they deserve, when they
come before them for schools aud, if required
and bis other engagements permit, be should
re-examine, aud that thoroughly, all such teach.
ers in the presence of the proper Board.
QCESTIog E: II Teacher change he figures
or the dates Of his certificate, or permit another
to DO so,what is the duty of the County Super
interdert- CouRfy SsperiztsEd,Ki.
ANSWER: II the term for which the certi,
hcate was issued has not expired, the County
Superintendent sbouId snnul the certificate :;
ana if it has, be should refuse to re-examine
such Teacher, or renew his certificate and
the same should be done if the change was
made by another with consent of TIE holder OF
the certificate for in both cases il is fraud
and forgery, and soch person should not
afterwards be admitted into the profession /;
except perhaps n tie case o. Te! young
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

a. neereSs speaking Of her children
rsv - Ioe Who was lighter colored than the
= - / nabber could bear that ar brst. ksss
: ssoT dirt 50 EASY" @7e
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

and thoughtless person, who really did not
realize the enormity Of the act, and who mani.
tests sincere sorrow, aud reliable determine.
ton to avoid such acts in the future.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
G0utational department.

R0r Will the Educational papers to whom
this number of the Reporter is sent please to
exchange or return the paper
Ss. g; E 62s5' 6Gasa'' Editors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
NATIONlL DEMOCRATIC VOLUNTEERs

The Executive Committee of this Breckenridge asso-
citation held special meeting last night at their head
quarters No. 151 Broadway, the President, joins T..
HENRY in the chair, TO take into consideration the
subject of fusion, otherwise called uoOn, will the
Other wing wiDRs aud the tad of the DE nocracy.
The CHAIR appointed Special Con mittee consisting
of Hes,Is Solomon, Hoover Bradee Moses, aud
Clark, wfo reported the following resolutons
Uhce1s We IN the vacllstiug pursued by the
several Democrat. Committees this State de,e minsou
supremacy in the party at nce Of the at issues
before the American people and to make the Democratic
voters Of this state parties TO intestine qpse rather than
poutnts Of powerful and dangerous orRsnizon md hed
such policy l. direct CONNECT the Interests
eve party throughout the uutry AID reader them power
less in the present struggle sgi ectionalism therefore
Rstod That the Empire State though some lines cheated
ard missed by professional politicians not Indifferent 70 the
selfish and designing party rulers well as IRON the deep dis
gee Of Blck Rrpubl On ascer d4ucy.
Rcord, That while the National Democratic party Of the
CITY Of Newly again declare confidence and pref
the uOnna ion Of BTcCkndge and Lane HEALTHY
nd tie I'D ptJn Of Electoral ticket fir In It's
ton 10 eac c the three parties opposed 10 Lincoln and m
such tick be Il presented the independent
voters Of the STATE regardless Of the wishes Of
political rnsDagert Of any party.
Rcltfd TL8t hereby pledge cordial support 20 any
having its object complete union tgost Lincoln and
HanIn and that Committee Of body be appointed
fer with ConIuitt.e with reference 10 this subject
arty co0pti OF this Ass citation 70 what
believe the patriotic designs Of the ogn.to Of this pe)
Pies movement
On motion of Mr.. j. B. Hoover, the Chairman ap
pointed BessTs. SOiOmons, Moses, CLARK, Burz ald
Hoover a Committee % confer and cooperate with the
Union Committee now in session al the Laiirge lodse.
The meeting then adjourned 10 Thursday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
MURDER IN FORTIETH STREET.
ESCAPE OF TIE ASSASSIN.


About II o'clock on Monday night John Fitzpatrick
and James Farrell who occupied separate shanties in
Forieth street, Lear Tenth avenue, got into alter
cation during which, as is charged, Fitzpatrick
drew dirk knife and plunged it three times into the
breast and abdomen Of bic adversary who fell
bleeding 10 the ground, ard expired in lev moments
afterwad. Capt. Sl9at Of tho Twenty-second Ward
Police was the spot with several men, but the
murderer had already fed and was nowhere to be
found The captain kept up the search all night and is
still in hot pursuit of Fitzpatrick bu, up to the present
time nothing has been heard of him. IL il believed
that he has fled to the country. The fugitive is unk
gatherer, and lie represented TO be a very bad man.
Only few months since be engaged in a quarrel,
in which he cut and manned his antagonit most shock
ingly. The deceased has left e and seven children
who entirely dependent upon him for support.
Farrell was "a laboTer The murderer was a married
man. Capt Soat believes be will eventually succeed
in securing the Terpetaor OF the horrid deed TnIes5
he has left the city. The Coroner was notified and
will hold an inquest on the body Of Farrell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
r.., pe,ort,A bv Telegraph,

BALrrxoRR, Sept -FLoUR active at 80 foI supsrsns-
coss A. i'pi .a ysllos 7oa53c Wbi,e 7073c PRo
Welt. qes ,s,o; and IN hsass5i 0O''SH "
tfs,Sy Mt ia y mIFLouR IN moderate d.n.nd
whsa habs,d prices There are - erai "a nor, eH,a
a 30 30 ba 1a'fPG @s cso.d. nov on the Noe,n csn
10y to Al any was t,ksn on 'Peco+aon zoe ,s%o,
tina, hpsb sold buyers 81 those bSa'e bit
h es iS gwen ~ a fes!s "hos VIZ
hctsn IN parcels q, IL sSa ~ 81 and 81 S. CoRs .hoa
arc par ,as1 at &c or. . qas,; I f Sat-
"H n ss OF 6n'h WB'El. sales 10 bb' ct AdNie.
Wheat and e r. c.p, 81 the Ss Sos no
$50 BlRIsT firm al. s1h csiD 'e. 80
steady It aSc on Ffur 2c Wheat lie oa Corn 70 Now
iOO bush o.' oobub Bsey rxE os,s s
bbs tlour, 1890 lush Wheat; lsO bush CON- 4e bush.
sg CO. ss Sept It l.s ia X os .Ps
for double s,t, wnEAI m't-, eiod doll sits no import
al ', in TIE s en- o.p s, i Sssi' 'ss sDo,s @
ter 81 81. Cons dull. sal.s ZOO bush 52e Cls.L
% s 81 Th si rs 20 S SsH & SssTS b s.s
Com 100 olsh. Oats CAsAL EHPOKTs-l 80 kbs Flour;
$4,000 bush West; 80 no bush Com
26sc lower sales Of Is8 bush 9iasc for No spring
@ Of % e :. ss Toe 1ade o n.s s, Ca r..
cErrs-2 $500 bis. Pogr l5CCO bush Wheat $500 bush
bSsb Con- FssIGaTs 6fm; Mal4lc on Wheat % buffalo.
sIGDT r1CHASGE N New York y cent premiom
ese bu, Unch.bgsd prices Of three d' 20 bales
eerts Of three days 2so ba 'g.3s. 200 bales tae
tine Jet yeaf FLOUR quiet but steady. TOBACCO rm bot
cuae an; tions aDno b. given ExcH.NGE London, 9t
GI0 az With bills Of ladBg, t8ial0gi Sight Exchange
Feel oIk l0 cent premium EKsIGHTs-Cot;on 70 Liver
pool, II.ltc.
CIscySATI, Sept. FLouR opened d1i sner the receipt
Of tie u news unsettled closed nominal At e5 50
So sup Bacon sides l5ic. market bare.
""''A' B8o tsiRci WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BOsTOS, Tuesday, Sept II, 1870.
G Gspa aSs Discount: q pans sS
Specie ............. $3.50 o. Circulation I2O0o
Due from other bnks 1238oO0
CoRRRcTioSs-The quotation Of Fair Uplands Cotton pei
Boz eusD should Sid The sales OF Cotton a. NewOrsans
On 18th 81 instead Of 5000 bales. The quotations
of Midoug d2 doubtless Incorrect and bS
been made concerning the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

Adams, vss se'asd and secured by aeveral men, who
bsd been attracted 10 tbe po BY the hrtnR, till ofc'r
Pearson of tie Fifteen Ward Police, arrived add
,ook i'm toto ou,tody Ajams is young felio",
about 20 ears Of sgs and claims to he 40 eogofer by
occupation. lie Wa searched, and in hs possession
the officer found j-wery clio hing, paUn tickets, 40
keys of every i'm ginable DESCRIPTION, aud a revolver
with two barrels discharged. TIE ed ~as subse-
queblly srraigued before Jutice Connolly, anf, on
the complait Of Hiram Cranston, proprietor Ct the
New-YIk Hotel, committed to priron to answer
charge of burglary. Adams had entered aud rObbsi
several 70 ms in tie hotel. He is thought 10 be the
man who has robbed several b tells Of late
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

FORTHCOMING FIsTcUFFs.-There has lately been
much talk OF the fighting ,iy Of man named Jen-
nil Is, who Iecen ly came from New-Orleans for
tie purpose Of giving Mr.. E. Price trouncng. Price
is lot disposed 10 make match WITH him at present.
and Jennings, anxious for fight, has offered to meet
any man in America in the riog Jennings is large
nan-stan6s six feet two and three-luartsr inches
high and is big and strong 10 proportion. Yet in spite
of Lis size Of the sporting gentlemen Of the city
offer to match against him whom they will have
wherever Mr.. JenDiogs will make the fret deposit of
$3.50 toward 81 900 stakes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

~ WHIFE LEAD AND SHsS WORKS At sTAIEN
IsIhSD Buildings now in process OF erection AZ
So ,v,on Staten Isllnd an extensive SCALE by the
Nc Cun Ugh Lead Company, and about the let Ct De-
ee nber it i ezp ced that tue we KS will be completed
shot tower 200 feet high % feet at It's bsse Is feet
tthe top and constructed Of iron columns brck aud
Tzaeut s now in process of erection, while buildings
{ " rolling ard grinding are already protected The
sc Of their works is wbin so feet Of the WHAT and
lEe fet frCm the steamboat lanaiog. The land c'm-
prizes about one acre. for wich long lease has bsen
sbssned Tie buildings will be used for the manu-
dae'uTe Of white lead sheet lead add tia FIJI, aud ne
uuRnUfac u-e of shot Their cap4city will be equal u
che consumption Of 1000 tens Of lead ger snDum II
abe erection of the shot tower Mr.. Mccullough vii
suse the upper part TO be incosed in glass; 20 that
should necessity occasion require that part may b'
ple6 as beacon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEWBORN. SEPT. J
Cleared.

Stesmshps-Northern Light Tnsleraugh, Aspnws, D. B.
Alien Cahagba SUitn, Havana Livingston Crocheron Co
Jamestown Skinner Mort H. Lndlam Heinc.:n Star Of he
South Lyon savannah, L. Mitcbil Son; Marion, Foster
Charleston Spchord 1ie.ton & Co Prince Albert, Wsiker,
Galway; Africa Shannon Liverpool, r. Cmerd
Slils-South Carolina hempton, Ne SOr-sns, j. NJ Smith
Co. Psbsn Hanson Liverpool, HennD GOsng GeAos,
Stree, Antwerp w f. SchBdt Zuleiss Glover, Londjn
Murray.
Bsrks-J E. Wsld Ti1bets Pensacola, J. Z. Ward Co :
Roanoke Thomps D. Rio Jarei'o, q Colt 0msgs Morse
City Point Oh DbeIlain Phelps CO.. Minona, Ryder CoIk
enc ket Funch Meincke; Indian Belle, Penny NeWOr
leans, N b. BTgh
Brgs-S Rus.. Russ Mobile VIM II Hazard; Experiment.
Rogers, ST. Johns ~ ~ Brigham; Wsppo, WILKINSON Mo-
bile n. II. Brigham W A. brown, Hammond Londonderry
Ii. ID. BrOoknau S Co.
schooDer-T W Thorpe Davis Fall River master; Wells
Wells eeDport Reed Nash; d. S. Williams Arnold Mobile
r. d. Hun but Co Cassof, Buck CHAM Jacksonville Van
Rant Slsgit Pheb- Morrow Havana Doluer Poerk Co.
II smith, Gale, Plymouth J. Benton Co PoeahoutAs,
Nj keTson st j. Lns n F., Post Sm-; T. Bell RI ilson,
hardest Ven Brunt Slaght L. Edwards Smith Fernan.
dina Ca tus FuIber brazos, N. Smith Cpsn, Meyer
Point O. Petre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
MARRIED.

ABLEMAN-CANTOR-In this city, Tuesday, Aug. %, by
the Rev Joseph Looking e ston Abemsn Of the City OF
Albany, 10 hiss Rachel Isabelle Cantor Of Philadelphia
HERRING-R SSIn this city Monday, Sept TO- by the
Rev $ Dshp, Charles Henry Herring 10 Eliza Jane Ross
both of this city.
Wednesday, Sept 5, at New Hscken.
sak Euchss County by the Rev c. Van Cieef ph T.
Knapp Waterloo. iowa Mary L. daughter Of William
Seward esq, OF the former place.
PADDOC -FROST-In Brooklyn, Tuesday the 18th inst
by the Rev g. r. Crook d. D. Geo r. Paddock President
OF the Black River Bank Waieown Y, to Kate j. eldest
daughter Of Lot. Frost of the former place
STEWART-BUTLER-InD perdei, y. II Thursday,
Sept by the Rev. l. q. Hubbard ID. d. Rector OF Grace
Church Manchester Charles Stewart esq of Newly ok, to
Niles Carrie L. ue, daughter of the late Hon. Josiah Better of
DeeTfed y. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

PLOT COMMISSIONERS -Atthe meeting Of this Board
yesterday, President reported that in the OF
one Of The pilots ~ho was Suspended time since
be bad granted temporary renewal Of his license aud
tbst Vt he had conducted himself 30 well he was 10
favor Of a.ain renewing the license temporarily. A
pilot complained of for foelng chip while he was
intoxicated, was 10 flied to appea Tuesday next for
trial toat-lsepsr having served bis regular time,
and passed exeDi aiJn saGf ctorily licensed as
pilot. AcoUplaiot was made that the gas works
were, by of the deposits runiug into tie DICKS
in their vicinity uDg the harbor, and that there s
" feet OF mater IN the docks which will have
to be removed TO enable vessels to unload at the
Nharyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
A., Cry IrIss.-rbs story thai q el'rs Of the
A.N 4. III q etrAnRe WQDAn, ana

-. CIV IrJss.-rhe story tha, clerk o'th
hihoN - - IA .l,~a With strange ~oDsn, and 70
s'fo'V' O >, hav. zone 20 California, WAS very Ia
s,.tv rcuats5 yets-osy. ltis alleged mat De a.s"
A. 200 9 m hank .avi,g his wife aid three chidrsn y
ns,s ans laree, IA d. 81 for rent. BE mo i have N
Re, styapae iofsus'ion, for tis wife IL s'd to % 70
., estmstls lady, TO whom ne appeared to be de 70
vo,salv attached willie bic worldly Crcanlsa oes wee
an thai eould re deired HE situlton beieg worth e
"a 500 q wear. The fss'iva 10 aid of the Roman "
CA,hoh Orphan ssyum, given az the Palace 1A'oe0S
an Mop6sy. neted about 5000 There are no p
sSo rh,ns in the Institution $50 a. the Fifty
...,,s, H,Use aud 100 at PinceStreet School,.
srAo Uo;,.d S,a,,s Mail steamer northern Light L.
Til psueh omuauder sailed yesterday ior asPui'
er 18th the Cal foroa mails, express, AID the aver
- ,,-o,4r Of rasgevg, re-. The Boa Of Poliee
.Comuis. one,s met yesterday afternoon. Serg ant
RE -as directed 10 90 TO the Thiro District Court
sr4 F,lv,r 20 the Second TFo Of the surgeons were
6recied 70 attend headquarters every day a. on---
The Wood G.s Manufact Are Of S,1miSt Brothers, 10
Third avepus c,rber Forty -seventh esrtet Vas ex~
hbi,.d yesterday 70 q circle Of scientific gen'lamsa
We have slready described TIE process The maautae-
tu,e,s tln tat tht gas is good Sc any aud ag'eA
deal ehtaIer u an any Other hghgiVins suostece,'
Yesterday uloII Jog, aooet clock, Nj. Jooo H.
Allen. TIRE actor aod former msuager o. the o'WHy
Tbea,er. in o,myapy vi b smeo CAMPBELL, "hX we're
having srrse ia Mercer and Greene streets oecauie
no die rderly in their behavior that tie EghN "aF~
police fond j, eeesssy to arrest and take tenn 10 tu
Sat, -Hooee. After beDg locked up M. Ai.7h 80
e,ue upusuglls Doe erous, ripping Up the ouok' SIT
,,,o,g ne Croton pipes, ard doiog damage to Nle
awop,t Of asous SIS. The priso 'e were arra'gasa
beto,s Ju,iee Connolly, 1t the Jsa-rson narkt T ,
Ice Court, and discha geo after aTePioaEd iro@ Tue
xussstrs,e wit out teiD ss much as reqoea 10 naA'
go the property destroyed in the Stat n
Toe DoOglas Central CamPigo Gao 'iesIy sty
that merchants, manuac' are.S, aad o'h-r Pars are
earnestly requested to close th,i. es aO'a9ent' Cp
wsdu, sSav afternoon, Sept r. 1860, TO give thsi' en-
nj wee, an ~ attend the ~ roast a. Jope0
wcc6. OF course there will ne general closing ~
Of ta.is,s in oonpia0cs with the wishes Of 'ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

ACCIDENT on THE HUDsoS RIVER RAILROAD
DETENTION OF THE NEWSPAPER TRAIE.-0wing 10
an accident which occurred TO the down freight raiu
yesterday morning, by raining off the track Gro
ton on The Hud.on River Railroad the ne wspaper
Grain did not connect with the Western ain. 1t was
detained nearly four hours and arrived at Pougbkeep
sie at O'Clock The accident TO the freight train
caused by the engine running off at switch. No ma
teral damage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
BURGLARY AND ATTEMPT ATMuRpER.

About II o'clock on Monday night, thief
was discovered in ore Of the boarder's roons
Of the New-iork Hotel, Broadway, by Patrick
Smith, the night Waterman, who inst ntly gave the
alIm for help The thiof a, that iustant deliberately
pulled out revolver aud fired at Smith, but fortunately
without effect. Al this lime Col. Dshor guest OF the
houfe ran 70 tho aid Of the Waterman when tae rsck.
less thref discharged another barrel of bis pistol Il,
hin. Tie Colonel fell, slightly injured in the Lex,
wlereUpon the dspera Co. who gave his name as Henry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF LINENS BY TIE CUsToM-
HoUsE AUTHORITIES. A large quantity of Irish lnen
belOT g1Og to firm the north de of the city, aud
~icl il was said duty had not been prev)u paid
was seized yesterday 10y theCustom-House authorities
Collector Sch-I ana Surveyor Hart, however refused
to give the names Of the parties implicated lest It might
iDju lbe reputa ion. The matter is kept by
all the officials in the Custom II 1use, the investga
ton taking place, it is thought will result ia the
exOntIalion OF the firm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12
Arrived.

steamship City Of Washington OBJ Jeareys Liverpool Aug
l. lat 81 26 Ion d 49, passed snip Damascus bound T.
5h lat 50 0S lon al pes'ed am.hp Ena bound f. eth lat
diff Aug iOr ItwYorE u " AO'O" from Jar
Steamship Sgyer Co'E * SayanSah @d,e and pas.
ps'ed steamrhp Alabama hence for Savannah time the
% so spoke bark Josiah Navel froa Porto Cabeo for Phis
dea nth of Absecom passed bark Maria Bartlett Of War
steamship James Adser Phillips. Charleston dse. and pas.
to spoforc ileston c." Sept 80 miles E. Cape Roma1
th miles Cape Loosout eschsnsed signal. With steam
ship Keystone state hence bound The James Adgr has
Steamship Montgomery, Croker Savannah mde and pass
se9m.hP Augusta wOodhun, Savannah, ndse and pas. to
stesms g Roanoke, Couch Richmond Ge dse pss. 70
a 4 John y he.Ps Pdf GGs e G,s e order
coal master BHgC H. Sampson, for NewYOrk sailed
e1Is tabin Of Masb', PoIeIoy ciennego. Aug n
Baik Morning Star ,of NewHayen), Hnlard, New Haven Il
Bark Louise Eaton (newl Maxim Bangor days ah to T.
BsIk Msrayal Gibson Barbados Aug 49, Grand Turk a,h
scbr Avon, WocdmansOn, Virginia 2 days, wood.
ScR Jenny Ed Ba6s westerly fs day ' 70 a'e
Schr Sea Flower, CLARK, Roudout, coal for Providence
oop AneeSdent Wall S soniDe os zen day stone
sSP Gs A% s HshTsy drG Rs day.. nails to master
sloop Thomas Hull IL H. Providence days mds master
ssmtus America from Philadelphia having in tow ship ANA
T.. Hooper
steamtGg J. NJ Lewis RUSSELL NewHavea IL hours hAvrf
bark Morning Star in tow.
Steamer aennepec, Johnson Philadelphia and Cape asy
mdse and psss to Perkins.
Steamer r. 7. Hart, sdde Philadelphia, mdse. to j. A.
Briggs
Steamer Black Diamond Allen, Philadelphia mdse. to j.
n. Briggs.
Steamer New-London, Smith, New London mdse 10 e. H.
Rockwell
Steamer Concord Norman, Philadelphia mdse. Loper
Kirkpatrick
Steiner Valley City Chapman, Derby Conn., mdss to C.
4 r. Miller
Steamer Ospay Kenny, Providence. mde to Isaac o2eD
SAlLED-Steam'hips Cahswbs Havsn, and New Orlesns'
NutLem Light, Apiawa Prince Albert ST. Johns r., and
Galway Marion Charestoni Jamestown, Norfolk ~ Star u
the South Savannah.
WIND During the day, F. $. T..
The ship AteTor snow the large Sectional Dock for repairs
She viii be stripped, recauked and newly coppersd.