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JACOB BARKER AND THE MONEY -CHANGKRs -
Jacob Barker, many years ago, offered soIne good
paper for discount In one OF The Wail-strsat
banks, aud, when the directors met, they, efte-
mature deliberaton, threw the paper out, whic b
dspiessed fiend Jacob, aud he consequently
sought revenge, for what he considered ratb,,,
ungentlemanly treatment. A few days elapsed
When Jacob presented forty iLou sand dollars OF
tne oiiIs OF the bank aud demanded the specie,
which was Tolled out to him In kegs of one
thousand dollars each-the teller Of the bank IN :
forming him that they regretted that they were
Obliged 10 give him small coin--iee and ten
cent pieces. Here was dilemma; but being
equal to the emergency Jacob Requested the
porter to unhead the onAks, which being done,
Janob took handful Of the coin from each, and
eq9essed the teller TO place the remainder to his
Credit IL was said, at the Time thai II rec niraS
.ne whoie available ferus Of the institution to
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Heavy Rain storm as Phiiadelp hia-Grea.
Damage to PKoPerty.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep, u Heavy rains this
morning caused an overflow In the 2lst ward
which extended TO the 10Th and I'm wards, do
Ing an immenoe amount Of danege, some esti.
mating the loss at 81, ,0O0 600. The Good wal
caused either by defective CulVeTt or the over
hOw OF large body OF water which had congre-
gated on the Lamb Tavern read and Broad street
The tow OF water was very powerful, carrying
trees and lumber and in some cases even Louses
with It. lts track, which covers an area of five
squares, Is marked by complete devastation Of
property.
The water n Sc nine feet high at some points
messrs. Delany L Adams glue factory was de-
sroved Damage estimated ct SIO O0U. Messrs
Keller & Hirsch's glue factory al curled hair
m4nufsctory; ferpaugh's tannery, and the fac
tory OF MeSsrs Cornelius ard Baker, were badly
damaged. Also, the laboratory OF IA essra Wyeth
Bros: Five persons were drowned. CoDsid- :
erd6le damage was also caused by the overflow
OF the Schuylkill aud other streams, doing some
Injury to the water works. Great damage has
also been done In Frankfort by the overfowing
OF creeks. number OF bridges have been swept
dWGV.
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FRanl Sall Lake.

SALT LAKE, Sept. l0.-James Forbes has just
arrived here from snake River, and reports that
two trains were attacked by the Indians at USub-
letts Cut-OR,n three hundred miles north of th ia
city. Fifteen or twenty persons were killed In
Guiding women and children - . ..
-Four parties have arrived here within the Pea.
week, having been driven back by the Indians
One party OF twenty had tive wounded In a
fight with d small body OF Snake Indians
J. The Snakes, the Bannocks, and the ShOshones
are well armed with rifles and revolvers and are
determined to prevent emigIants from goisg into
Salmon county. . =. =
The overland malls are arriving and departing
regularly. : n
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mIssKs. A. II. HALL & Co., have remoye1
their stock OF India Rubber Goods from theIr
branch store, 303 Pennsylyania avenue, back %
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pleased TO Ieceive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and ali Of the various articles made froza
India 1b5er or Gutta Pereha Orders viii be
fcrwaraed py any express cOnopaDy's lightning
tain; ana arrive In IN twentyfour hcurs, eksaps1
70 or citizens than they could be sold here
Sead on your orders and have them fIled at man
nfacturer's prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'s
warehouse, lwhere they have the IcTRss, 1rsort-
ment Of India Rubber Goods In tie world \ es
MILK street., Boston, Man. may I9.x wsn
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
A Surprise At Williamsburg, Vat

FORTRESS MONROE, SepI. lL--A force OF reb u
cavalry, with three pieces Of artillery under CeI
ninSles, made an attack on williamsburg OH
Tuesday morning about o'clock. Having cap.
tIred our picket, they marched into the town,
taxing our troops by surprise. An engagenne mi
ehsued which listed about thirty mi11les.. Our
I2iGe conI!tted OF the Pennsylvania 5th cavalry,
Col Campbell, who waa tsken prisoner, together
with I've captains, four Eeut5nants, and few
priyates. The rebel con- Gnancer Col. Shingles,
with eight Of his officers and nire men were
killed Their loss was more severe than ours,
and we remained In possession OF the place We
took number Of prisoners.
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GRsAE PRASslVaNIA ROUTE, ola BaHino,s
asd t$0sszesS 20 Its NoTtA and Wsn.-Two
trains leave W Arlington daily and one on sun
day-qufck tirne-low fare and sure connections
Soldiers, tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further Information apply
at the ofice-of Great Pennsylvania Route, north.
cost corner Of PennsyivaRia avenue and Sixth 81 D.,
washington. Once open from a. IN. until D
N; on Sundays from 70 p m. Cr TG'
eu t4-1y Z. q. NORTON, Agent
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BAYssR:oR1s HAZE Dra


WiIlItn a. Bachelors celebrated RaII Dive
produces color uOt 10 be dsting ulshed from na-
trre-wsrranied noI TO inure the Hair In theslsasi;
remedies ihe Ill eaecE OF bad dyes, and inIlgor-
sses the Hair foI life. 6Tsv, Red ey Rmsty Hs,y
instantly tuTas spleGd.d Black or Brown, Iesv-
Ing the Hair sof; and beautiful. Sold by Gil
Druggists, &c. -- -.
U The Genuine is signed WILLIAHA. BArsx.
sIeR, o. tAs fosr Iidss q sseL bog. s.r
Fs<tsvS, Ne. al Barclay 81, Hss Ye,L,
AE-ly (Lste 233 Broadway aud 10 Bond % }
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- TsRRIsLE RAuKoaD AccIDEsr IN ESaLAsn
dred wounded, more or less 'sevtfeIt Hv rsti
road disaster on the 27th uh on the nne Setween
Leicester and EOldoa.l While. a ttaia OF sxeur-
nonists was standing at Marset IA. 5oToug b. il
and terrible Sc ~ ensued. Most or sae sufere,s
belonged TO Burton upon Frent. IL is said thu
trains left Lo ndon within fve ri mates OF eze6
other ..v.fs ~ = ss-SA
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MAYok's OFF i@0t;. @ no--,,l. - :. p
PloPosALs will be beceiVed 60 t6is ofigs TI;,l
twelve olsok NJ. IN Sc day, tbs ls.n Instant {,
Tor repNrles tnsi BInse aeross Ehe Canal at i .
S,scihSAtops can be scen an ~ other informs
ton can be obsalned at the euIve5or's once. CRY
The work TO bs sope TO the entire satisfaction
of the Mayer and the CommiBnonsr OF ths Anal,
1--e RiCHAkD WAkLACH,
sSdA (Intel 4 ksS1 ssBs .htAyoE
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE INvAsIoN OF psNNsYLvANIA.
THE LATEST FRoMHaRRfsBuRe.l
The Rebel, RetrentiBg crsss the Potomac
Z nt WtlIiamspsrt-------

HLRRIsBURs, Sept. 12 The responss of the
people throug hout the State 70 the Governors
call is wonderful. Over 200 companies have Of
fefed aud are on their way here MANY have el-
ready arrived, and are on their way 70 Chambers
burg. scout visited the Iehel camp at Hagers-
town a whole day, ana converted freely with the
officers and men They ali cbncur az to their
destination being Cumberland Valley
Reliable Information from other zources indi-
cate, however, d retreat across the Potomac. II
Is known that Jackson entered Williams poIt yes
terday at II O'Clock a. and immediately closssd
with IS 90 men and seventy pieces OF artillery.
No rebels have yet crossed the line iute Penn
sYlYania The movement of Jackson 70 believed
by some 10 be against GenE. w hite and Miles.
Gov. Curtin, accompan' ed With few friends,
left in special train to Wait our forces In the
Held at Cham berssurg ana other points in Cum
berland Valley. lie is doing all that is posi- Bile
70 strengthen the column in order Ia check cavalry
raids froIa the Iebei army at HageT stOwn. he
will return during the night. =, 90. ..
The Invasion OF PennsyIvapia-Recrai.i
for the state Defense at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. u The very heavy ra in
storm OF this mcrning has somewhat DELAYED
military operations for the ieiease OF the State
extensive organizaticn. Mayor Henry has been
In constant communication with State author rites
aud is every hour rendering them men and
money.
AtA. l.. Baldwin d Co "a, Morris, Taker d
Co.'S, and other large machine shops the work
men have enrolled themselves in body. aud Ie-
cruitin2 for the State service is very active.
The City Councils met at noon to- day and an
pointed committee TO wait on the Mayor 20
be empowered TO reize upon all the arms In the
CITY
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IL NJ. Mires, the Paris banker, has been sen.
ienCsd Oy the police court Of Douai, France, ID
Imprisonment iOr one month, and 20 pay fine O
tw~nty d ve francs and the costs, for having dis
trbut,d IN that town, on the 23d Of July last
without the permission OF the Prefect Of the
y ord pam phlet entitled "a Letter to NJ. Dupiu
Attorney 6 eneral at the Court Of Cessation. ~
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IL The late census returns OF manufacturing
establishments in New York city reveal the fsei
t2at mere capital is employed in carrying on the
printing trade than any other business the amount
being over $500, 60 Over SIX thousand per on,
ere employed In printing, and the varioss e.
tsolishments use up q bout i've millions Of dollars
snnam, producing over sil,O5O 200 worth Of
books, pa peT, &c.
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Nurd.r Of a Math.r nnd rwa Chifh,.n

BosToH, Sept. 81 In the town of OTIS, Berk.
shire county, on Sunday afternoon, the wife o,
george Jones and her TWO young children were
Mrs. Jones was brutally abused before being
murdered. She was 22 years odd j. Some negroes
seen In the vicinity are suspected
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BALnoRAL SKIRTs-The Pontoosae Manufac
turing Company hes eighty Icons emrloyud In
the produ Of BalmoIaI skists for witch .hers
Is great demand In market; and there 10 said t.
be more than two hundred looms engaged Ia lhf
ssme manufacture in Pittsieid and Vicinity
PsHssetd Mass ,Ssxs y 40 t9ali4. -
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OFFICE wAsaINGToN aeURpvoY,

~ .-... WASHING TOa. "a pf. xu- 1852.
.PRoroskLs viii be reosI1ed until IL o1eloak, On
Monday t1e sth -eatern Der. l@6a, Tor cons rue
poruon OF The POLomGc Dam ~ Great FS ls. =
Ghe prtno;psl Item Of WORK 20 be ioEe IL shout
Ave heutAnit 500 yatds rfr0skfm a5kHeats -
this ohoe. Tif'l-,-sI - ." =
P.okosall 70 be sealed, ard endorsed Pro, ,ossls
b. Smith. eeCrstsry Of ths Inferior, wsshinSton.
.s.- .. Wd. u, AuHH0N.
Be eoh Cnltf I'm tfnssr w A.
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The Seventh New York.

New IORK, Sept I2-Five cornpanIes or tbe
Ih regiment afe ordered out with full eoui D.
lnents and one days ratiOns. They are probably
going 10 Philadelphia. - = -.
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HABIT CLOTES, all the proper colors fcr
L I.sdl o. and Misses Autumn WrLp1IuEs.
JoseT Flannels Ior Infants, Ladies' aud miEses
SAosues.
Also. cysped today
Medium SID sIset Blankets, in all sixss, for
CIsdlss, Cnbs, and Beds, tslnEle, double. and
one Irioe only. tbs aetr.l cs,h standard value,
marked IN pam figures.
PERRY q BRO,
81 2rI0 Pa ave RQd Ninth street.
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y HIe IAkt
OF STATE,

nEfAkTAEST o. STATE, ..
~ WAEAIHsrSE, iIEssTg IS, lsfa
Tks SesTetxTy Of StSte 1iH hsEoA1ss receive
meRbers c! CcESTes on bSGiLrss sa ssts7Ssya,
sonne1siAk with stiEFtsJ, Tie Est sf ncsf
nszth.
tkz 25-a wIkbIhE ~ SkwARR
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

... QUERY,
Way IS .! that Cfisiadofa's Hair Dye Is ths best
Is fhs world 2
Because eminent cheniEts Eay SO!
Because IL contains No canstic compounds,
Because 1t wears longer than any ether -.-
Because II operates iassastansoHsIy
Because Il does not stain the skin!
Because It nouriShes md strengthens the hair
Because Il coTrec.s the bad effects OF other dyes!
Because IL presence cannot be detected
Bseasss 10 Esssr fails,
Manufactured by J CriItadoro, 9 As;or House,
New ORD. Sold every where, and applied by
all Hair DEessers.
Pkce sl, ei SO and 80 per box, according to
slts, No. !.
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Picket Skirmishing, &c,

CINCIENAJI, Sept. sll.-There was picke.
sEifmishing along the eRtlTe line west of Licking
river this afternoon. We lIst tyo men killed
The loss OF the enemy Is not known. The rebels
are throwing up entrepcbInAnts In the front cf
Fort Wallace tonight. They will be shelled
out to- GROW
Several veteran regiments have arrived tod ay
and Others are In en- route for this point There
has also been large arrivals OF other regiments
and squirrel hunters.
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NoTE-UndeT the regulations OF the Department
rs heretofoTe and now existing, no payment can be
mRdc for advertlsrE proc.amatiOns, except 10 such
publishers rs are specially axtkoTirsd 10 pubnEh
By the Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
lie a. Wl3v
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CaI5rLDOSO's HAIR PRRsERvATIvE
10 Invaluable with his Dye, az lc imparts the ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss and great
vitality to the hair.
Price so cent?, 81 and 81 per bottle, according
to size. eu 2O-eoIIpr
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a. v. EoyD

ls 1sssa ap sepoiyins aud iss s.vay : On asse,
o fuH ssBHy o. al the mczE o5lc5retod -
WA fCRES thai arc naapfastaTei in Ep.1 O.
and, SvitxeflkEd snc America Doth " n N 49,
anu si!ysg M eases c. ae sso ksss.A Itrrs ftoos 6,
"a DiA nds, fimeTSl lds. Rnbies and a or A.
qem5. Hs is tls2 lnsnufactunnC nc al 6nds of Ssls
.ers, SwyId Belt. &na Sashes, Rosae knivss,
Eakorss Soirsors, Sod, Silver and stso sSsosr
tles, tnd great variety OF other things sssaIl,
tsyt IN yevelry Store, and Al si The very owes.
eilee. Ss. sSs Ps. EFslss, bss1sxa IIn kId lot
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s.i.- -kes a. - . s,... q. ,rssr
J SssEasl acsr,ss M e "a vSsssf svsssA
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~ SssSkb FEiH
'qne "a isiEss- q
ron - km
sdI redl Es =
a. szEEa s--E
~ slicE 81 fs-a
fdaszq % 10 u
-
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The Invasion OF tPennsyIvauia-Recrai.
for ths state Defense al PhiIadeIphia.
FROM CINCINNATI.
Maysyiile Captured by the n ebeis

CINCINNATI, Sept. II, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
KY, was taken by the rebels to-day The Union
people lef' taking everything valuable
Our scouts made raid In the rear OF the rebel
lines last night, and burned mill used BY the
rebels for grinding corn.
rhe report that company Of city volunteers
Were captured in body day, ia officially con-
tradicted. No prisoners have been taken by the
rebels
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A II Z RI0AN wATCHRs
FOR s0LDIERsf
American Watches for American,
AT REDUCED PRICES.


American Watches for Americans.
TRE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give
uotos. that they have laiely issued rev ety Of
Watch, expressly designed for Ss!diers and Others
who desirs good watsh ~ 9 moderate rrce
These Watches sre intended to displaos the
worthless, cheap Watches Of British AID Swiss
manufacture, with which the country is flooded i,
lld which we're never sxpcoted 20 keep time we,
sheJ uoro made. being refu,e manufactures, ssI
30 this ocg1trJ, because anSGlsab!e st home, and
rsed here snlJ for josksyisT and s,sisSlisE pa
Soses.
We eEsr TO foil oar Watch, which is Il The
MOST SUBSTANTIAL hANpFACTUHE
AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TlME
KEEPER, and in Sterling Silver Cases, HunEnt
pattern, 1T IS low pras is asked for the trGshy
zse,ss and LtyiHu Of foreign MAKE, already rs
tsrrsd 10,
We have named ihs new series OF WstehsS
WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass, which Mans vii
be found on tie plSte OF every wsteh OF this man
siaoturs, srd IL one Of our trade MARKS.
Bold BY ell respootzb,e JeNsers in tho lcJa
States
Wholesale orders she1Id be addressed to
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
"a 2O-Im 1s2 Broadway, ". I.
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p Do msststats ihsnErae ofE.I .ks

TESTS, TSkE3t eBELERy TEN - =
= etnRc9ks tEi Csuvlgs Escs ESr sstt.s-,.
tenthsna tlsEa 81 81 Etnds, Par sud Ps1.,i
AWNING 2, Tor tl1res aid 7EsillnEa,Fa1 20 49,
o. the s5Srtest n9hOe, Ht EDNfGD ILL E3s
sEd - CREST Csi51-EEtlsR 3slSfLi, WGshfaa-
ten' ~ ". an 30 lrrs-
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Nssies 20 Pr.-snyt,sa CTaIusxt,

Every person entitled 70 to the rEht OF arc eIap D.
ton TO anJ OF the lands within the 70 WushI7s AID
parts Of townships above enuale ted. Is ulrej
70 establlsh the Same 70 the satisfaction Of the
Register and receiver Of the land once and mag
payment therefore rs soon p.eotloAbie After
seeing this notice. az befors ii oar at1oLtsa for
the commencement of the public "a Q of ths lsnds
emDTaclnK abe u6ot claimed, other eISs snoa claim
will be forfeited. J. nj. EDf uSUS,
Commissioner OF tbs General Land Uffoe,
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Is is ssssi % ffXSo fif1sss 9. s.,....., s.a.s 9yE
WI S ssssas .sa 20 - lks4 sss
i!ss.,ssshai i!ss.,s : ssSzsgo'sss ~ zz;aga'fs;s r. 'SS;ss
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hIt. NT6As iidGliS AID hAEa2tic Eozct
Phy' lclsn1 lpEItes thOss Who despsir OF teirs
CURED OF stu Joints, CkrOgic Easg mat Gsn, SOS
Ewes, Ole sloeTs, Tup0Ts, HemGTThO!dEI %, ~
ties, Itch Or EstterE, Cance a, "a, 40. No CuTe
haemeEt. No. 4is stIest, betseen 9Th ana 7ih
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A fNEoRaKYOR'N, ID. CO. =

[ lIIEoSsEson'N. D. c.. =. = ;
lhe cossrtttrshil hereioiors eIis,.Rs ess-s,a.
"; q. ,busRI and John ,. RESnIIp unasT fse
ygiy. ty limlta-iun, : =. : - = =
Ihs ardsrsltas sd vii cohtinus ne business q;
we hrm ~ tis oie ftssd.aO aOn BTdfe street. trs
~ I-soiInH Eafs1l i tNn J. BkFNAED
| yNf OolsEN SHAWL, aGss;sd- N ss.ses -snc
Oar NG5,S sSE s.r{ As.ss51
"a Law sap ies DAILY. ;A 80 =
ore yTlce oI y tAs seiaal eash standard ralts..
: = - - PERRY 4 BRO,
ta is-IN , Pa. .svs AID NIrta rrfest.e
zoMFOkF 4 Az d EAss,lS oAE MINgyEp
,9Fa BsE:sssf, en- o. y tk spd ityersss
sleies. and a. ~ o-esesnoeASI-ya Tic eel, Es-sss.
.ssf Issn er .ne91r sn-enee tosks SsL :, ~ Dst,
"a LconspliAtsp hssrsfr01 q. N. 70 fe.r
" m-lm l D. = .-ss Lei =, 1oao2
"a s.sl = Z ~ 7, !. 8 ..Ss3thsH3koN rLaTK 0vEK
ne ~ siui - ~ ny ny tser ~ Sst bs9A iksFs
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STITCHED LINEN SRIRT BOSols. .seet
- sBalltIes ami eli tes, StrsirAt ana Cross over
Ptslis, ron lov pneea Up "a tAs Rre IA uRBers.
IOO fiecese bng ana bosom Llnons, Cf suAGt.os
Ebst can re rel, cd on .r rl- go
500 Rleoes msdiUTa az are izinE COttous of ~
best brands produced, sc come Epa in nurc -
100 Pieoes ~ III q aao D0i0red flau aels, for Au-
tumn and ~ ntef Wear, 81 = = -
OEc price on y, marked IL , Gin fErTns,
an iRHPeeton u stooK II szrs no ebligS,ion a.
purchase. PEEki d BkO.
a. fO-lW PS sVo. and Ninth Htre~l
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LDiEES AED CIgTZY 5,

hRS, " r IN hayEa ggTVed az Nat-ou lie ian
soaT la Sac tnlg G. las II.Ele5 aasre Eae ssVeS
hundI eds tcT The Ece~i1ss cgers lsr A. s,iieI-s9
tor the berst I CT a.. der khR MlNTU 4 n r,ot
on prevents, hut cgTEE - sadllf. IEs tr.apoun-
tuI VIII rurir FlLt CT Water, and IN tt tis seXsna
10 Soldier 0E CiNiiSr tECu4 trzte WlIhoutlt fuI
Up ~ botsi 50 to E1it 1he TO0ksi hlup, her fy.6
y lAECk Il, Hh on kASsd LuudreJs AZ otE,k fiosa
NJ. - 80
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G. ~ FERSUSON.
CsStzaa 4. q. "a, = Arus
81 - cti srt EcFCt QUaT.eITr ag,rr.
NOTICE

- NOffGE-
- called kEOEDSAAzss IRE Invited & a.
l0th Of ftsIab@T, iet tST tu-F iEhiEE tss sa.-.
tcLce DeysrtIG1at e. tons q BSv.
Vie ray u be celIve-ec e lrs "a Si.k AZ net,-
bbr. AZ Less. Sa tonS Of SAID hsV szst le n bs e
tne reIasinoer 2ss- AlI -ScsAsaEdJ b 6sacu.
tdsra mEst rs q " thCI. tie erios s.- L.,
lhg. 49, HEIoh they uLi lVra.,R 4 Cne "a
10 b. TslE bee az Azs. - Z - TIE ex.sa,-.
81 lar ocntIHtor and - te SslSe-ed 20 tie Mola-
IronE { attis Yard
Firms nsEiaE o.ds must STATE ihs n1ae cfsI M.
gSrtieE IHssl estcG.
PEJ meats & bs Iazds ia Tfessurr ro.s,. r..
biSG 10 be uI.aote1 10 COL. A, BIO6 VITA
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DOMEsTIC PORTs.

gle. Swiff. New York.
Hooper. Hooper. Liverpool.
KEY WEsr-in port 2lst, bark Nazarene. from
Minattlan for London.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar29 10th, brig G w Baker. Gil
christ, Boston.
Cid 18th, brigs Eurus, Parsons. Portland; Edwin.
Ar 29th sch Phoenix, Hamilton Portland, and cid
for Portsmouth
NEW .YoRk-Ar Goth. schs Banner. Tufts; Jane,
Haskell, and Jenny Lind Grant. Boston.
Cid 10Th. schs Alexander Nelson. Belfast Zulma,
Lawrence. Portland; Susan, Phinney, and Jenny
NORWEGIAN 9th, sch Exact, wixon. from
Denuis.
PRovIDENCE-Ar9 9Oth sch Avon, Park. Bangor;
NEwPoRr-sld Soth brig Charles Head Loud,
for New York; sch Nieanor, Parker. Bangor for do;
Alhambra. Gardner do.
Ar 3oth schs Henrietta from Philadelphia for
Portland: Gen Marion, Portland for New York
Sid Both, brig VIM Nickels. Fritz. Bristol for Phil
adephia.
Ar ls inst, (by tell brig Open Sea, from Fortress
Monroe.
.TAUNToN-Ar oath. sch J " allace. Staples. n
FALL RIvER-Ar 3Oth. sch f Z Potter, Loper.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar sOth. sch Thomas smith,
Briggs, Albany.
sALEM-sld 29th. brig Financer, from Calaisl
for New York: schs Convert, from Bangorl for do
Eclipse. from Bangor for New Bedford.
BOSfoN-Ar 30th. schs Majestic. Linnell Eliza
bcthport; Julia Elizabeth. Carnage. Calais; Nariel
hacr. Wadoboro; Decatur, shaw, Cranberry Islas;
Palmetto Bragdon, Baltimore.
Ar lsi inst, schs ST Lawrence, ouimby. Maehias
Palos, M0on Sullivan; Henry Chase, Thurston. Deer
Isle; Allegan Stahl, Waldot-ro; Oceanica, VIM
chenbaeh. do; Henry A, Newbirt, do; Elizabeth,
and Columbia Mason, Bangor: A Frances, Wotton,
do; Richmond, Bukcr, Biehmond Me.
Cid lst. brig ASHER, Ihestrup Portland, to load
for Cuba.
BANGoR-Ar 30th, sch Sea Queen. Gray, Boston.
Cid 3Oth, schs Philanthropist, Homer, New York;
Monitor, Besse9, New Bedford; Express, Pope, and
Duroc. Thomas. Boston; Eliza Crowell, Young, Nor
wich II Mcleod Williams Salem
WlSCASsET--Ar 18th, schs Vesta Lewis; Eme-
line Colby, and Mary Ann, Merry, Boston.
Sid Both. schs Ida. Wormwood Alexandria: Cath
arine MeNear, Boston.