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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Recounoisances TO Occoquan aud
Burke.s Station-A Skirmish-tseus.
HalIeck and Buell. en- route West
Federai Troops Visit Matthias Point
Eastern Shore-Capt. Mckeryer
Under Arrest-A Balloon Recon
uaosauce-Col. Child's.
WASHINGTON, Nov l2-Six regiments of
infantry. two batteries und three companies
of cavalry under Gen. Heintzelman, advanc-
ed to day as far as Occoquon creek.
Cant Todd's company OF Lincoln Cavalry
who went in the direction Of Burke's station,
we're sent out 20 make reconnaissance in
advance of the infantry. When several miles
from the other part OF the division, they were
suddenly surrounded by large numser of
rebels who had been concealed in the bush
q. A skirmish ensued. when the cavalry
cut their way through with the loss of three
men killed. one wounded and three prisoners
including IL is supposed Capt. Todd. who had
ventured some distance in advance OF his
command
Generals Halieck and Buell. leave to
r-orrow for the west. 10 enter upon the du
ties Of their respective Departments
rRIBUNE's DISPATCH.
Ga Sunday evening four hundred men OF
Graham regiment OF the Sickles Brigade
crossed to Matthias Point and made a thor
ourh examination next morning. The brush
and house that have served as shelter TO the
rebels were burned.
In Accomac county the Union men are
believed to be the majority IN Northampton
/ and the other counties OF the eastern shore
OF Virginia the rebels have the upper hand
Over one thousand are IN arms. and II one
mini there l. a ratification
INNS pisfArcB.
Capt. Mckeever. AsslstantAdi utant Gener
al Of the Department of the West, arrived
here 70 day. and was Immediately orier
ed % report himself under arrest. u = un
dersood that his arrest was based on ~ or
der from Gen Curtis, at st. Louis
last night Mr.. Lowe aud Gen. Sickle
made balloon ascension from near Guam
tico Greek aud rsmained mp Cor some time
The balloon vas waited almost directly Owe
some Of the rebel camps.
There i no doubt OF the rebels beng pre-
emf in siroug force.
am informed upon COOL authority thu
Col. Mleis will not again be assigned 10 4
command
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

CAMP fco. Nov. IL, lcoi.
In view Of the many kind attentions from
The citizens Of your city. particularly the Ia
dies who have visited the hospital Of our sick
soldiers and dispensed their Kind attentions.
1 have seen proper. in conformity to the
wish Of the ofliceas and soldiers. that they
may be able TO return thsir thanks IN per
son before leaving. TO order that the Reg
pent be formed at Camp. at l o'clock, z.
NJ. to morrow, Thursday. and march 70 the
Court House square. thence east and north
60 the open space Immediately north Of the
New Depot. where they will be exercised in
Battalion drill under the command Of Lieut.
Col. Mclean. OK. STEELE, Col.
t3d Reg't Ind. Volunteer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

wAsrfD.-A good Blacksmith. Saddier
and wagoner for Morton's Indisda Rangers,
the first squad of which are about 10 be mus
tered into service prior TO shei departure TO
New York Chy. Pay ses per month APP
ply at south Store Room, iinton Block. Mar
ket street. Terre hAute.
JOSEPH PREsDEE. Captain
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

- very annoying biunder occurred
IA the announcement Of the death Of Judge
Mosast in yesterday mornings issue The
notice had been prepared for the Bulletin Of
Tuesday and in changing Is Tor yesterdays
i.-ue. the word yesterday for which Mon
IA, should have been substituted. left in.
rendering the item absurd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

HArsl HArs,-T VI Lowerre-who i a
practical Halter, and succes-or 20 Joseph c.
Yates. corner OF Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Eau style of blocks and has
now on hand and Is manufacturing 10 order
the hAndsomest style OF Fall and Winter
Hats at prices ranging from lwc dollars up.
~.ri. dff
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Weakness Of the Stomrch aud lad,

AnofaeT Great Cure ofeofed by Berkare's
Holland Biffrrss
The wife q Peter d. wltte. living In Holland Tow
sheboygan County. Wisconsin. suffered much from
weakness Of the stomach aud Indigestion she a.
been under risy-i,ian's for time. bat tAs
disease seemed 10 bsfhe his skill. She purchsse.
~s,nse holland BTTTKRs ensce. Which Be-,
given tone 10 her stomach her apostle and strength
rturIins. AID firmly believe that this i az.
ether grsss cure on~cscd BY year medicine.
We have SIN 20 record many wonderful csr.< II
feted by this remedy. but must vst another ops
,suisy. Que thing yea can rely upon, what Nc have
Published are from parsons much respected In our
community and are literally true
J.QJrtTCs.
Id Sh-6oySan ~~wsboa~ sheboyosn VIZ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ The proposed Battalion drill Of the
s3rd Regiment on this afternoon. VIII
no doubt attract large crowd Of our citizens
10 ,he prairie north Of the Railroad station
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The Evansville Journal SAYS:
The Aad regiment left for Henderson lass
Saturday.
Brigsdser General Blythe hss received his
-eo,ns>-;oa. and Lieutenant Colonel hol.
,,..-,.,h h.. ,.., .,,.,;n,ss 20 III. Colon
-, -. !.
eics Oh 'ne ~ 'ee5''ne"' " ''' ''"
gioa. - -
-. 40, ..,;,,.,.
uu.6 resy 49, -
so1nsnoea py o -. - -. ~.
AscPsareo' - o41el.sy. .oa' <U~"s.-
'one.g ~ n -. ~. ~s..'s-,r ~ ! man
''y- -s,rr-1rs~S - .,..l ,hs
VINO. sne ume -: a'eW Wps ~ sset u,n az
's.. osSs
'''as'> r. a. r=ea
.;~u B,~Il. Who succeeds Gen. sherman
..,a.f an. n~r.r,u.a, of The
e = - -. 80
tsmoef'sna' - "a'eo VI
been apposefed csoet 70 "sss To'n' ''o"
Dearborn county. AZ the breaking out Oh
The present war he vass Captain 10 the reg
?
.. d. ooA' % i-A'A, e''e' = 4s -
artillery company. ~ y in'en'eu I" A.'
charge Of one oil the batteries recently Cd
sa'asd OF she Federal Government w '"'
State Executive
The lafayette Journal says:
Ia. Birmingham. who was FRS. Lieutenant
n cspsan HERON so1ps s In. ~ 'as -s e..
a-,- hsvinr resi<nsd his position He is in
bsd health. caused by the great exposure
>nd hArasnipa 70 sn'en me 1.a mas osel
-sx. ssa.A,.s A.. ~ ,,,sis af ,hs SD,h ~hicl
ws are clad 20 learn from our dispatcke,
.his morning Is TO be retained 70 FORTRESS
fdv.rd Nace whom we mentioned fes
DAYS since as having been appointed Lieu
tenant. caves 'oeAy' "a .eco'aAnee ~"n ~
s;..ss,s r. ~ 80 -. - 80 ~,,s hin. Il
hoping that be will win honor In Ms new 20
elton
Second iAsassaAns o. Stricken OF the 'se
af,A. ,s.n r,d;.n, h.x. r,-;vn~s
III o,s German r~vims,t Col Re.el
L. ~. .... 40 rrs..xil,s and tai.
-,
GaArsersn lamp 'A"oe'oa'S- Asn>'"
srsgardsd As . better point TO recruit q
fh;. regiment thsn I.d:anapoli<-shs e~ntr,
--<.I- s.-.-..-.-- -. -, !.
- 20
0csaally drained 20 form the ist oerma
regiment There we're some three huBdre
,.~~,,;,. Ii, t,,,;.,.,,i,. e,r r,.,.,;ii.
Captain Platter. Of the 7sth regiment. 81
Hseklsmsn. puhlish<s a notice. In the Ind
.,..,,;. 1..r-.,s,, ,.,-,,;,- - n
-. -.,,-.-..-. u. .,nh.x.. - nr-,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14
The Great English Remedy
SIX JANIS CLARKI's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
Prepared fysm a prss~vssssea ~ .Ssr 4. .,.srk.
ND, Physician EsfraorssssTs q. IA Qss..


III. inv4la.hle medicine u uns.sfins IN "a. s-u-.
ell tha~s .lnfsi and danFere~s 30 ~Lrs u.
f.snalr Consultation - subject o. scdsrss~~ sA %.
o>sses aud removes al ohssrncfons, ans = sp-ss,
cure may ts relied on
TO NsRRIfD fABss
1 particularly suls~d. n M, ~ sko~t am.
bring On the uss4.ll.l, pesioi sith regularity
Fs~b hossl~. pres asll-f. bars shs
men, stamp a Great Britain. - prsssnt coub,s.
feits.
1Ae.< Ps1s sLu--.a aes - fal<s Iy /suales darias
fk< fIRS7 TUREE x0S7Hs 81 rregssArp.e
fl>y are sass - Lriae kscsrrks1e ou a. snt
,<hes fine nl<y a~ saf.
fn at eas~s q Nervous ssf Spinal sn<ctsous Pain
IN Ne Bask AMI Umes. F.tlrss slight ss~rsisn
p.lpss.sloa a he Hssrt. Hysisries and Whlss.
,h~s~ r,lis ~sn ss~ct = ~b~n ell elh~r zesns
have f.iiei. and sishcugh po~-vfsi rrw>sy. a.
% ea.s.ia srou. saieael. ssalaoss O. snyttias
hurtfui 90 con-sisara&-
Pull tireciions in The pfmphiet srous1 eses
a.. ~elch -hsais - carefully prs-~rxes.
sole Aseus Coz the UEltsd ss-ios anscsaaas.
4 yoB n0sEs. late c. Bsld~ia 4 ca.
kes1>
r. n. v
N.B-sioe spa spassses stamps sbclcsed - an,
.usAas.ei aeeas. ~sn Insare bo.as. ooaa..rlas -
phi. ~ retain mall 500 ~ r. cs.ns.eAs-.
and ?. n nooDslly. Tswns~s. - 81 goo
D~urxira-- lmy9&s~t
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Center Of the Rebel Army Entrench-
ing AT useryiiie-Johnson and
Beauregard still in Front Washing
ton-2OO Pieces OF Artillery Poor
ly Manned and with Poor Horses

DARSEsrowS, Nov Am arrival from
Western Virginia brings dates from Manas-
sas TO the 10th Oct. The central Division of
the rebel army was at Centreville and an i'm
mense number of hands engaged in erecting
entertainments. anticipating an attack by
Mcclellan.
johnson was at Centervlle. Beauregard at
Fairfax Depot on the right of Braddock' S
road and was also busily preparing for the
anticipated attack
The combined forces of johnson and Beau
regard are estimated are estimated not to
ceed one hundred thousand fighting men,
but achievements are expected from Rich
mond. Their artillery amounted to two hun
dred pieces. mostly indiferently mounted
and horses OF poor quality
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

wASrEp.-A good girl 10 do housework IN
a small family. Good references win be re-
quired. Apply at ID door Eas Of 9Th Street.
on Cherry, North Of the Congregational
Church. or At this ofkce DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

John NJ. Lord. Esq. OF the indianapolis
Rolling =. has raised among the employ
ees Of t1.(st2blishment. $40 %. which has
been appropriated towards the purchase OF
clothing Tor the 22nd Indiana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Los1.-Three or four links OF guild chain
with heavy gold key attached The links
are long A liberal reward viii be paid to
any one fisding 10. and leaving u At this
osice III
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Coz. OoursBYs ExrfpuIoS.-A special
20 the Louisville Journal of yesterday. s~ys
that Oglesb,'s Expedition had returned SAFE
". hut had accomplished nothing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14
AUCTION.

WILL sell at Public Auction. at
u my Drag store, ca he cerner q Lafayette anA
Locus sfre<fs In sihleyso~p. Thursday, >evem.
80 l<th. my entire Stccx. cepslftlng Ia part %
Drue~ Hsdirfnes. Gsercri-s Crnckery. Dn~ares
Noslens sed msny ofher srtieis' TO nnsaeross "
mrrtisn. y Nohi<
Terms q ssle each
~sv sth. q dls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Bo~ro~. Nov. fa--Geo. X. Goodwin :
mansgere ras burned this e'epine. and all
the ANNALS snoihersd 20 deafh some se.-
snty on sIghty Ia nnnhes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

IIOw DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

crRf 80 MANY pt>EAsis
APPARENTL SIMILAR
de penalty s Dyspepsia. the most convenient Dszs
Toe legion q complaints. beginning With IMPAIR
digestion and generally rndins In CONSUMPTION.
sna an orr sinsiing IN drtericrAtioa 90 The hss~a
from the Rev. Dr. cRFENiEAF.
ClsrfxSkr, oe.nesr IL. ISIS
have dcsiv~t - much p~r-ss-al benefit frem AZ
Peruvian Syrup." that do not heststs %
nrfd Us use 10 all that large class of cas> ~h~re
ifon i The sffcient remedy. To elsrgyrneu esprsl
ally, and persons whose esrup.saus heavily
nervous energirs, or 90 <if-rers rom tho ccbhts
ting effects e summer heats believe this "a BE-
invaluable ferneti-i agent.
r. u. GREENIEAf.
Rector q ~. fsul's Church.
Sept =. du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Il Can only @ccoani for my present. sound health.
from the constant. though moderate u Ba.sAs,s
HosLlSD Brrnn-hsving rem my youth sussrrd. .,
intervals from PHxs. in both forms. sometimes -
severely 10 completely prostrste me. have for
several months psst though subject loss of seep
and unusual physical Effort. been entirely free from
any sympson Of THE distressing disease. while M
general health Is very much improved"
Persons doubling tie suzhen,icisy Of shis ceruf
cate are requested TO call sPoa oon.aunios,e viii
thu propne,Ors. They viii take pleasure not olly IN
referring them TO ts author. but many others NJ
have used the Holland Bitters for The Aderieu
with equal success. oetle.is
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14
ssEcisG TO HERALD.

SgEcIsG TO HERALD.
FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 10.
Col Max. Weber, with six companies of
the Doth regiment, New York Volunteers,
made Reconnaissance in force this morning
at New Market Bridge.
The scouts reported two howitzers in po
sition by the rebels. Col. Weber immedi
ately advanced and drew their fire. which
readily returned. the enemy losing two men
killed and several wounded. The rebels
then withdrew. taking with them their guns
and slain comrades.
Col. Weber did not lose a man.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT N0TiCE.-All who
i kno~ themselves 20 ~ indebted % The fesrs-
Hsnte Jearnsi ofioe, Cor subscription - JOB -ofs
vuuld coufer great hvor, On M, In tbs dark boar
a my saysrslfy, b coming howard sIi settling The
same Tfe <-assnwtptlcn bsok IL eon> zf< ~iii bss
90 trust % ths honor q NY ssb-eris~rs. for ths
amount due Cor tbsir sub~srivsion. may be ie"n'
a ths ed oflcs.
Or<- -. dw1~ G. y. tookkhLf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Brandrrth's Pills have been before III vsrid e.
marty one hundred and ten years. rhsy have IN
tsblished character Tor safety and ~fhrsry ~sish
places them in the frs, rank o. all the medicines Of
tAe day They are purely vegetable. harmless 90
the ,endsres, age weakest frame. yet q sufreni
efficacy 20 thoroughly cleans aud parity the e,ssc
thro0gh the organs o. the stomach and ee~els.--
Tbey aid aud improve digestion. and sound. rsfress
Tag sleep follows their use. They have cured thou
snds q cases of the most distressing dyspepsia All
The symptoms q confirmed consumption have been
removed by their use and health has assl= slcsss.
the once despAiring invalid. Costvcnsss the great
promoter Of disease. IL niailiely cured By these pill.
ApcpleKy sDd paralysis are - surely prevented q
the pills prrreverinsiy used fslisss>
o. intense pain Of the head 4 experienced. Thon.-
snds Of cases furnished In proc. Price IS eenis =
box.
Sold BY J. r. crsssHAs. Terre -Hsuis. and ~ a.
respectable dealers In medicine. loctisd~in.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Further Details OF the Nicsory--None
az Oar Vessels Sauk-AttemPt q"
Biow mp the Forts Unsuccessful
Large Quantity OF Powder aud Va
nttions Found.
BAIrlxonor. Nov l5.--fr0m an officer
Just come MP ne gather the following add
tional PARTICULARS. None Of our vessels were
sunk The Pawnee lost six killed End tao
wounded. and suffered more injury than any
other, hat vas not disabled. A round shot
went through her ward room. The Wabash
had her mainmast badly hart with round dot.
The rccahonfas had one man injured The
assistant engineer Of the Mohecan vss badly
wounded and the chief killed
When our troops took possession Of ths
forts they found Il. fag lying n the fort on
I Hilton Head. The rebels had ruined the
worls and hscd the holyaris Of the fag that
wher the aag shonld he drawn down the
mine would he sprurg. The holyarsis spTunl
a mine IN the hoase " eineslay hy the IN
eers. hnt "a v~rt iifsl- damage and hurt NJ
enc
Ts.~ magazine. sbi nol explode A large
qnantiis 1t powder found. also lsrg'
smosni - Hnsli<h Ammunition and proiee
tile
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THE PHENIX /!
OF HARTFORD.


Ia the equitable adjustment, and premrs Cash r.
sr,us. ,o Ia-..< the RBg0sNuN stands pr~-~ni-
nensv st the head OF prefes~ion: while 81 enten
sive practica and hrsg-ciass basncss system - 10.
cal aseno.es is not exc,li-d b any similar corpora
IN thu world.
Insurance. -olicit~d aud poiiei.. issued ana re-
ns~ed IN thi. leading corpefaton. al fair rsies hy
MCLEAN A. CRANE.
nav,Alm ResidsHt Agents
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BY permission OF the AdjutAnt General,
able bodied men are wanted to form com
pany 10 ill Brigade 70 rendezvous in New
York city. where camp for instruction will
be organized Good quarters. handsome
uniform and first rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
? PAYS l4 TO x24 Pan MONTH,
with rations. clothing and bounty. Every
loyal state will be represented in tbs Brig
ade. No one viii be accepted who Is willing
to enlist in the 4ad Regiment. Is there is nc
desire or intention 70 retard the filing up Of
hat Regiment.
Recruiting Office 1t the south store in the
Linton Block. Market Stress, Terre Haute
Qua rters rations and pay to commence with
date Of enlistment.
]. b. PREsDEE,
H. p. HOVEY,
DELOS GOULD.
October 2f.-dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-14

Steam FIGURING Mil for Sale !.
THE Steam FIGURING Mill situated
Il In the north part 81 tn city tkno~n the
s-Telegssph Nills''l offered Sos SALE The ralu
contains three run q harrs. Boiler. hnfsne. and al
necessary machinery In good woslins order.
80 For price and terms. enquire q the UNDER
signed, al the Authors orire,
Oct -. dw7w D. ALLfn.
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Il L Y /!
BOOTS AND SHOES
W. T. STONE
TIRE HAurr. Ism.
He has just received larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be
fore, which he will sell at prices TO suit these
hard times
Also
Makes TO order. and has ON hand good a.
sortment OF home made work.
Com AND Sff
large stock from whsch 20 ehooSe.
OF vsrioss kinds a Boots and sbo<--
NIB. Don't forget the "0LD CORNER,
opposite the Southern Bank. dlw-~im
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RECRUITING.

VIrASrED ron THE uxirFp sarss ARM
w Ah.e-bedi~d men, bst~e~n ss~s q -isstesa
suf fhirty-lve years. Pay. 80 -an< 20 sessn-
teers from tl1 % - 60 - pss nosfh ~ist Fs'es'
kr,d quxFf~r.. 20 copsn~s>~ "a CIV.
vadsr present rsrslsttsu-. ssy -sia.~v has sn %
Inrfunity a bscpuing ccontsrionst sncsf
Ftr fnrsh>r lnforrazssor, sppiy a he frsdsrv-s.
~ Terri -Hsufr. On the ~~-f s~1- - tie -11<rs
TENN NJ HNGsSrWGSYs
- N rec y . - H -.
AIF0ED L. HOgtsHs
csps fssA sns-nsrs y. .. A., e.eraif'ns 49,"
ISM ~. az
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- Large drove. Of stock hogs are be
ing driven through our city almost daily
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ID X Y GOODS!

GO rising ali varieties ~ DRY ooors iosSoDs,
and splssdia Stock Of I-lAiss. x.a~ss.
Children and tssris'
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BOAR DING.

THOSE in search private
il Boarding House can 10 aoconncdsi~d Al the
Cosper q Fcarth .nd Essls streets. No. a.
cctfodu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-14
DyED.

gTEaiER-Iu WiiausbnIg on ffi1sy uoiaIrg Juiy ~
Anlirs BelchfT Cner, the beloved Samuel Cur-er
p.inter, agrd ~ sesrs month sna6 dsys
The friends and reiiges o. the dcezvo invited attend
The fAz tho South Second street Mslosist IpiscopI
CD arch this afternoon at i2a o'clock.
CAssin ,bis city. E1aJ July H. after lingering il.ess
PssTick Cas-, as,s II yeas
CooKOn Wednesday. July TO- Mary Ada only child Of Job
H. aud Mary Csok, eyed !eass, months and Is dsys
ptSCAN-On Rr.ay July o. Sr;sn Lizard Deyid Duncsu
sge5 month"; iisHt sVa Ct Dsyid ana JsnaJ Duncan.
TAELYln this oy Th,rsssy July H. Sarah Early widow
Of stancis Eefiy sscd ~ years sndG mouths.
FULLip tbs cit, STidry, July II. e,ens Fule aged
his ADD GsJe.
THEEhiAN-In he city Frdsy July H. aeg tedioss ~
nee, Csihs.e FIeelBan, daughter Of Daniel freoaAa-
MOLLEsDG-fn tis city saturday acribg jay - Iary
EEsbeh. eleesL dsoster Of EiGs and Phete Georgals
doic.OA.
The ses,vs aid friend, Of tie family invited 70 steJ the
iuasTs Aorday afternoon, the 18th inst, e. clock,
from CSvey ChuIsh, Of ou-th end 2Ist
NgNR IRK-ht Hndsou Cry. r. J.. or Saturday, Jolly H.
Mege wss Of henr! Il Ns~ktk aged 81 year', aenth'
AID days
r aud friends Of The family respectfully tu ID TO
at1 hT iUersi soadE, tine li inst, - ei0sk
from tue Reformed butcI ChuEcb In Bergen, n. J.
HORalSOn rbgrday nftriool. July N. tter long Ind
punir jlne.s borne Sith Christian fodit ado Ulls ouy
daughter Of Moth sud Sa all a. Norris M tho I'D yesr
>nse.
pis LLYin this city on Friday July r. ser prO,r,csa
IAs Livard Richly. In be I'D ear 1t his sac, native VI
IongA 20 Ireland.
siJTTOS On Saturday July IT, Lsurs the.ory ehd CINE
and Iiet - uLton, a.-d q u,oDits and days.
The far,is ~ lsss yccr from .se T,STefSf Der Es'S
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Arrived.

ssrn.hip TypsuOu.h Br screw Of London) Booth, Liver
no EIpTs,s bouai " The r. hos sbC :. os
ca a., ard came 10 thu port seeking re.sht
sssrrahIp North st,s jones' A'Pn~u July o. treasure ana
Slip h,rs.si EvsDs Warner London Jqne g. and "a DAYS
a. iai 70 1 on a. iceO.s day Ia st IS Sc lon
l9 a,se4 hp: Au sins itSm hass i er ss
po., nshi .shfs Mary b. smilh swallow and MOn;sOeo
s s 9 Istf s IL, ~ po. june
Bel Of ts,;e,Own ireland sesasn jnnPed o'e'bssdins Mt
Ship Coarsnne Mscodock Lrlh tsy coal and iron to-
Grnle Juor IS Lat. :. 49, Ion % 90 saw os ieeesa' SS
M cSssash o ke oSd,n With IN fsh Io cors,ssirs
hs, has % ~ 81 T, s tH s 30 s end
hr, os July TO- l 20 A. lon % 80 ,ooh Pio. ron ooss D.
Ship WeS.icr Lawrence Liverpool June rnis sos iss
para 10 spoaord 1ies,on Co. juno 23 q, II w. lat % ~
aoaSsa bound B. Ens.ad and bad been sun.
tos' Jnns y, let a 10. lon 50 80 nw two oeSe g..
shIp Belle Wood, Bush, Liverpool 70 days. wd,e and gs
pss ali wrD John a. McGsw EHp-TtTesd Ugh westerly
wrds and cas the entire say several crossed
the ia lat g. June is 81 the ysn Rocks or.Td Bsa
sposs hshins sohu Eobi.a H. r. Remington, Antelope and
Ship Arcol. cas H.nbTs 70 say' n ballast snd Pas
lon TO- spohe Dr. bars Sc Johns for Cork 18th lat
IS lou. Is 'isnslea bark Jeveand od from hewbuh'
SHIP Ptdsnt Fillmore. Ncison. LordOn dsys ndse to
iris 0,pr,y Br) Cole ssskvs NJ b. - day.. stone TO p
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Big MiwauSeo Brown, Rondout, ccal for Boston
ahf Lucy a OIcutt tof Czndsnl 5Seetlsnd LtLg,n C. b.
ID DAYS coal To he'calfk Duncan.
sor Mary Jane lB Glare, EiueheEa days. pneappes to
scr H. Carver Rumwe Cow Bay. C. B. 10 days. coal to
schr Viii B Burgess. Bridgeport days. Tn ballast to H.
J. L Z. A. Dewof -
Sandy Hook Fertilization.
sclr. nsry. Diusmore Lnbeo dsys fish.
81 r Ituso- Msea. 10 lumber for Pert Morns
schr. he pLibah, Lans, Fort Even cte for bangor.
sebr n. Brown IT,. VIII moe, Dennis 3dsys. Bah
Sch,. fiudson, Stocking. t0rtlsnd lays, Steac.
hehr. n. NJ. smith. bdg;s. New bedford , dsys oil
Schr. Isabella, Baker. fsasouth J dsys la ballast
kehr. J. T.. White Harvey. New port for Pot Even.
SchL ChaIlss Henry, Hyrick Providence. IN ballast
echr. 5enres. Lowell, Boston for Albany.
500 Pointer, Nichols Providence dsys udss 70 msssF
Sloop salpoTt, Co-. re Haven days. GLASSES NJ
Steamer Bsch Diamond Aisn, Phledepui, mt'e' 70 !"
BIiess ~,
Steamer Novelty Shaw Phsdslphis mdse to Leps' n''A
pct ek. u n
Steamer Po.Ousis Nye. Portland md'e and Pa' 70 h' D.
Croa = Ill a. a ~
ssAasr AntirscI.s jones' Phlaaslphis. md'e 70 j. n
Bfxs . o. p..
81 O-pray. Kspnsy rrsvassos ad's 70 Z. sy"ssr
sAILEUst.srn.hips E,na tBr Liv.rpooi t.maslis' OF
and Tor Eanbas snJ both p.sssd Tho esssJ Of hi1p
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