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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

ksI Since writing our comments on
the editorial of the Constitution, eharp
ing the Administration with tyranny and
comparing its conduct with that of George
Third, we have come across the Procla
nation of the Rebel General Lee to the
people Of Maryland The sentiments OF
the Proclamation Of the Rebel General
and The editorial Of our contemporary are
identical, and our inference is, that the
editorial was taken from his Proclama
ton. as that was issued first. Clagett
says that the measures of the Admins
tratlon and of Congress have made the
Union men Of Maryland traitors during
The pnst year. 1t would seem that the
same effect has been produced upon one
Mary lander resident Of Iowa, II wc may
Judge from the tone of his ,apsr-
The law for the cotfiseayion Of rebel
property and the emancipation of rebel
slaves, has had very disastrous effect
upon the loyalty Of Marylanders within
the limits Of that State, according to our
contemporary, and we see no reason why
1t should not produce the same effect on
Marylanders residing in other States, if
they happen to have a pecuniary interest
In the negro question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Cleveland. Sept. Is.

w e1HR1Ns1 NV 1Oj
The United States Marshal publishes =
card saying that since the order Of the
War Department, dated Sept. 9th, that
all obetructions to travel in this district
have been removed, and persons desiring
to attend the State FAN can do so without
passes. The State Fair promises to be a
perfect success. The entries up to this
evening amount TO over one thousand with
a prospect Of doubling the amount to.
morrow. The live stock exhibition will
be large and fine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Mietnight Report.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. IL

IHIIautIphIa, sept. 10.
A special dispach TO the Bulletin from
Harrisburg says The rebols have fallen
back two miles. longstreet's division
has been sent to reinforce them. The
battle will probably be renewed to-day.
The rebel pickets arc falling back within
a mile and half of Hagerstown. Stone
wall Jackson has been whipped in three
battles. Mills held his position at Har.
pers Ferry.
The city is in perfect Juror of exite-
ment. Crowds throng the streets cheer
ing for Mcclellan for the signal victory he
has obtained over the rebels.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

from abroad awaiting the action Of Con.
grcss that they may embark in the priya.
teeriag business. Il is ascertained from
official data furnished by the Treasury
Department that the expenditures by the
Confederate Government from the COM
mencemcnt to the lst of August amounts
to s347 ,272 ,e5S.s IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

Er The new steamer Eagle will leave
daily at ! o'clock P. m, for Quincy, and
returning arrive at Keokuk at 7 o clock
a. M, making sure connections with trains
at Quincy going East, and with the trains
here going West and North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Baltimore. Sent. IL

Da5tIHOre, sept. 10.
a despatch from the Monocacy, says
That no firing has been heard this morn
ing and 1t is presumed that the battle has
not been resumed
Ihe body Of Gen, Reno is expected to
arrive here this afternoon.
The American has received letter
from Harper's Ferry, dated Sept. 10Th
which says. Col White has sent us to- day
~ days supplies Of provisions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

n Office TO MERCHANTS AM

= hHIFFEES+
On aud after iLis aate o Pewder will be allow ed
sold In keokuE ~ltht ut ~ Of The undersigied
nor any KIND OF Arms AaseNef Aor untisas OF "
III a@ also been Ordered by the special Agent Of the
innsn1 DEPARTMENT bot 10 attow Goods or rose ries
eAtsl Va limited auahtiAts Tor family u-t so \.
aisS"an " thrs ouihern tier Of Csuntcs
The obJstt iE to keep supplies trpm thc r.beis Or
armed hands Of saerfilias 10 Northeast Missouri.
JOHN sTAAhUs
Surveyor oitLe Pom oil ke0kuk
keokuk, Aug. ID, ie62
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

Mr.. EDIroR.-Several persons having
called my attention to the fact that the
Packet Company are charging 3 ~ cent as
Government Tax on their freight bills, /
thus take notice of the same at their re-.
quest. II my reading of the law is cor
rect there is no tax upon freights, but
only on passengers. See Section so of
the Law.
w. G. STRIPE,
Assistant Assessor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Gallipolis, 18th, III a. m.

Col. Lightburns advance reached Rip
ley; Virginia, near the Ohio river .. 70
O'Clock last night.
Passengers on the Marietta and Gin
cinnatl train west, this morning, report
heavy cannonading in the direction Of
Ravenwood on the Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Military Notice.

Once of Provost Marshal Aug 20.
Hereafter Ee sales Of intoxicating tauors " ia lc
permitted 10 enlisted neI, the United States rmy
In this city.
PersoIs sci ling in violation Of this order vii, he
arrested and stringent measures taken 10 ursx.ut a
repetition Of the ontnse.
j. M. HIATT
~Psi-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Washington, Sent. 18th midnight.

$3.50, - - ~ TIT CIV
A fight has been progressing in the d.
rectlon OF Harper's Ferry. 1t seems to
be both on the Virginia and Maryland
sides OF the Potomac Heavy firing has
been heard all day, with but brief inter
walls. News thus far, received through
private sources, give promise of favor
able result to the Union cause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

r We learn that Capt Jcha Refs,
Of the 10Th Missouri Regiment, formerly
tn business IN this place with Mr.. Grem-
Hti''-cr, IS now in Helena, having resigned
his captaincy, and acting as sutler. The
report that he was under arrest in Cairo
We are assured is false,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I6.

SEE THE GIVE will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time OF Subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pred; and when subscribers wish to con-
tnue they will remit Immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

FRESH OYsrERs.--Go to Dinners Sa-
loon and try dish Of Fresh Oysters
lie is receiving them daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

HIRRAH FOR 1lL slLyIK GREYs -
Having reseIyed examination 10 recruit for III. s7tb
Regiment Iowa Volunteers Of men OF forty i've years
and upwards, u 90 Bareu county, Iowa take thi.
method VI inviting all such address me at present
al The 3. NJ. Hospital, Kcokuk, for further mar
aeasaH' o. TOWER.
sspL5-c2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION, SILVER GRKYs Now il

the time II you wish to serve your country / have
just returned from Davenport where cony ersed with
Col kinoaid, and cd that the Regime Mt will
be made up Immediately, aud that volunteers win
ceive the bounty and all The advantages that others
have Come on and give your name and you viii be
all right
ke0kuk, lG-dlw o. M CRANE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

70 THE NERVOUS or Born YSsxEs,-
acknowledgements having been u h..t,h IA
-" dA3S, sitsr many years 81 great Suser,br h.
Wing " ssslsi others by sending tree on rs.rin,
ol pos'-paia directed envelope, copy ~ III, -
scriptioh USED. Direct 10 the REV. JOHN NJ Dag
Nall, ieo r ilop street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
..cls-GsG...
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

SS- Officers army regulation caps Of
spoNGKD CLOTH AND WATER. PROOF TOPS
made to order by c. H Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets.
sept9 d3w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Cape Race, Sept. IA.

The steamship Arabia, from Liverpo
9th, via Queenstown 7th, passed here at
] 2 o'clock, Sunday. IL was blowing a
heavy gale from the eastward, the news
yacht was unable to board her and obtain
her news, which is two days later than by
the Bohemian.
The London Daily news editorially
shows the falsity of the Times article on
American Affairs. and how unjust and
partial have been its comments.
The departure of troops for Rome has
been countermanded from Paris. The
official Turla Gazette says that Girabadi
has been removed TO Naregras, in the
Gulf of spezzla. An extraordinary coun.
CD Of Ministers was held at Turin, TO
take into consideration his case The
opinions, which prev allied at The council,
was that justice should take its course.
= of the ministers were in favor Of grant
ing him an amnesty. Nothing has been
decided as vet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

F The packet Kate CasseI leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from keokuk.
je24-dn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16

VIII address The People The subject of Public Az.
fairs al the following named Hines and places The
hour Tor tbs meetings will be o'clock p m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
st. Paul, Sept. IA.

=
A letter from commissioner Dole, intro
duced in. the Legislature, dated Fort Rip
ley, Sept. It'll, TO the Governor says:
/ have been there twelve days endeav-
oring to efee tamieable arrangements with
the Chippewss, but despair doing So
After sending messengers to Hole-in-the-
Day, for ten days, he finally consented to
meet me in council at Crow Wing. In
stead of bringing 80 or 40 chiefs, as
agreed, he brought near 800 men, all
armed La council Hole-in the-D Day was
bold and impudent. Noresult was reach
ed by the conference, 1t was to be renew
ed, but collision was feared, Mr. Dole
regards danger Of an out break imminent.
The letter was referred to committee of
three who reported and adopted resufu-
tons that H I'm Rice, Frederick Ayers,
and Il. A. Hatch, be appointed commits.
sioners 10 repair to Fort Ripley on behalf
OF this State IN conjunction with the COM
nissioners OF Indian affairs, in any nego-
tiations best calculated to preserve peace
These commissioners left last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Baltimore. Sc

The reported attack on the Northern
Central II. H is unfounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
Cincinnati, Sent. IA

All quiet here. The enemy are report
ed IN force South of Florence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
stock Market.

New York, Sept. IS
Stocks actfye and higher-clcse strong.
Mot ey ana Exthangs--no alteration
Auerlean Cola il7A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

Cape Race, Sept. IA.
The steamship Bohemia passed here
this morning. Her dates are Of the 9Th
inst. The Sciota arrived out on the 4th,
aud the Bavaria on the 9Th.
Italian affairs remained unchanged. 1t
Is still uncertain what disposition will be
made Of Garibaidi.
Liverpool. Sept 5.-Breadstutfs dull
and steady. Provisions dull.
London, Sept. 5.-ConSols closed 93a
Ca934 for money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
B = TELE r A PHI
Night Report.
Washington. Ser

Washington, Sept. IA.
The following dispatches have been
received at head quarters of the army:
Head Quarters, Fort Ridgely,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-16
MON. j. w. GRIMES.

o. NJ. CRANE.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
Herald Marine Correspondeucc.

Mobnsou, from liumacoa, IN, bo ia 10 Hamburg arrived
s,t.s port to-day. With loss " splrs sais, rreug boats
The bark EnS Pike ilawpa, from Boston t0r New Or
we'd ot this tort ieriay gihl. with o. " n
xna't sais, spais &C. VIA par With desi a.h and pro
Feed.
Misceiianeuus.
Tho British Steamship Etna, Capt Brooks sailed at noon
Yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool She took out
sB74, ,266 in specie.
The Hamburg steamship Borussa. Cart r iantn,ann for
and Hamburg sailed yesterday She took out
si25 600 in specie.
Nrw Sur RNGooS-A new ship called the Rausoon, Of
Jil4 tons but Newbuyport, lying al the foot OF
WAL street This ship has been built with greatest
., ,pressiy for California and China trade and has all the
mode I'm in yenaon. &C. II expected she
will exhibit superior sailing qualities her voyage to San
Francisco Tor which por she is loading In Coleman
Cos line.
Rams FLORENCE, Randall, nj Boston from Liverpool re-
ports 18th 18th nit lat ~ 10 G ion as had heavy gale
Srom SW 10 w and NV. but sustained no damage
BaRW Ktpa,R Below AZ Boston from Csrd0, from 18Th
10 III u very heavy gales, lost sails head rails and
sustained other sigh, damage.
Ba scpR RAscEa Newell, Baltimore from iafax lost
deck during hurricane on he isth at n lat 81 20
lon 20 30
Th- new ship Eagle of SpoGord Tilcston Co.'S IIa.
yann line Sectional dock Ior The
OF receiving her first suit OF COPPER
The steamship Araro the gceat Balance dock getting
Thoroughly overbaued.
A,rat New Bedford 29th inst hark winthrop weeks In:
alan Ocean Faya Jay with 100 hbis 50 and 40 do VII ol
HY;S ss ssS GS%s SsScs Ss es s s I mss ia Daily
4, Csihernes AueA bark JohnA Rob- Jenninrs Of
an pouaherly Of ship Rowland NIB, reports her al the
nav 81 Islands Jane 90 having put IN TO land Mr HYDE mate
s he having been of dny since leaving sydney March H.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

j. BLEECKER SON h co, TUESDAY, OCTOBER
IA. at u O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange sales
No III Broadway Positive sale in paTu for
without The highest bidder Reai Estate No IS
Sec Lot 25xS6.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
EXPRESSES.
BuuRsnl

BURNEAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND
N. Packing establishments III Wet Ee, enth street. he
tween Era and Sxth avenues Furniture boxed and
shipped 10 all % the world Covered for
furniture 70 and fSVpi country Furnnre stored,
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIREcT-rHE UNITED STATES
IL mail steamship C.tEoiS George ". CvGeh copn and
viii leave 3 North rufstty. otphsr y
lG5 ~ ~ Ucloc precisely Tor NV oreans dir e.
For fcl.ht rabin ft.aiagr assagc, apply 90 LuDbAM
HL.NEkEN d Co, li5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

EDWARD sINTzENICH AUCTIO ONEER.-AssIGNE
~ sale Of aluabe Asrlcuitnrai lmrlemen!s, Machines
Seeds being stock OF NJ. Mapes Lock
wood. BY ID. W. IVES CO.. on Wednesday and Thurs
dav OctOb and at II O'clock the premises % Cor
andt street the entire sOk nting at cost TO S23 0U
OF Messrs MaPes LOCKWOOD consisting Of every vai OF
Agricultural and Horticultural Machines mpemen
the most approved and make; Garden, Field and
Flower Seeds &C Fu details given in the catalogues
ready for delivery sent by mail application We
respectfully call attention to this sale worthy the acn
ton OF ngrcuturis farmers Dealers shippers and o,hers
Catalogues at office 1856 and 57 Broadway and OF j. y
SULLIVAN, Assignee, 1872 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
rRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

(NHAMBRES MKUBLEEs A LOUEK, sEuLkMkNI A
~ dcs messenrs-un Salon et uDe Chamtre A Coucher,
aur ,e dcvant ouer ayec sans e dee.n.r dams uDe
taniie prvec32 Quest 23me pres de Broadway, Ma.
olson square rhote de ia 6me avenue une dss
positions les plus agreatIes DE In ve p"'srences echan
| caea
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
AALED AT AUCTION.
A UCrfON NOTJCk-E ROTH. AUCTIONEER
ELEGANT THousEHoLD fURNITuRE, VELVET. BRus
sELS AND THREE-PLY CARPETS, Cur GLASS AND

Tomorrow Monday Ocouer o, al l0H O'Clock A. n, all
all the elegant Household Furniture Of the large first class
residence l9 West Eighth Clinton place between
Fifth and Sixth avenues win be sod at public auction,
ths highest bidder without reserve eonsstng Of elegant
French satin brocatel; do covered blue gold
French satin brecae elegant black Suit
Chars and Lounges % match and Pier Ia
htrros Lare Ourtains Shades OIL Paintings rich Chi
"a Vases twenycne day Bronze Clock Ladys Writing Ia
reaus Washstands Lounges Char Tables Book and Cor
Tea and Extension Tatles Glass China and Silver Ware
Table Cutlery walnut sideboard twelve oak Dining Chairs
&C. Sale positive N B-There will be parties In atten.
dance 10 CART pack chip goods Tor purchasers Sale rain
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
vAycrIosmA Low PRICED WILLIAMSBURG

"A Home.-THoMAs M FRANKLIN AncIoneer, viii
sel =. auction on Tuesday Oco6er7 at u O'clock az the
Merchans Exchange slesroom, Ill Broadway New YORK;
the Frame House and Lot l23 Remsen street. between
Graham avenue and Even street House 20 feet inches by
~ ect two stories basement piazza front
graes &c Lot 20 feet inches by 100 feet Terms easy
Of Pine, York
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

EDWARD SINTZENICH. AUCTlONEER.-ELEGANT
~ siock OF household Furniture of hrst class make,
amounting tO several thousand dollars By ID. W. IVES
co. Thuisiay and Friday next at II O'Clock each day,
at the elegant store t25 Broadway superb stock OF ch
and plain Furniture, amounting 10 Slf.0VO Full parcu-
lars In day Office l33 and l57 Broadway.
(IREEN HOUSE PLANTS AT AUCTION-ON TIL YRS
" day. 9Th inst at ii eock at No. John street, choce
Of winter blooming Plants from Messs Parsons
A Co, Flushing LII
The New York herald., 1862-10-05
A ssIoNEE's SALE OF 4 LARGE sTocK OF READY

IA Made Clothing &c.--A M. CGlSrALAR, AucLoneer,
will sell Monday October at l0 O'Clock 23 Bowery,
large and stock OF Ready Made Clothing
Cloth Pilot Beaver Petsrsham, Cashmere Satnet
frock SACK Business and Over Coats Black Con aud Doe
skin Black and Fancy Cassimers and Satnet Pants SILK
Satin Velvet Valencia, Goth and Cassimsre Vests Also
Piece Goods, Cloths Cassmt Beavers Pilots, Doeskns
Collars, Neck Ties Buttons, Trimmings Fancy Goods,
order of Assignee,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. DECEMBER %. 1862

was not satisfactory to me, as he did net speak En-
glish very well, j sent Capt. Dahlgren, who came
back ana told me that Gen. Mcdowell directed me
TO march TO Manassas Immediately, and that, after
position | should take, the General made remark
that Gen. Sgel should fight his own corps; III said
nothing but marched to Manassas; but thought that
this was great nstake this is all have to say on
that point must, although uuwllllngly, add that
after the battle Of Boil Run induced by this remark OF
Gen. Mcdowell refused to have any private CONVEX
sation with Gen. Mcdowell, and only to receive his
official communications. In regard to the point IN
question, looming to the aid Of other command
ers," have no special point which could mention.
In regard to Gen. McDowels personal courage, DIS.
cretOn and his disposition of his troops IN battle
have no opportunity to OBTAIN Knowiedee, as Mas
not in hs neghborhood. In regard to the disposition
OF his forces for defense attack, have not had
opportunity enough to form Judgment. As to that
part of the question which relates to his fahfulness
or efficiency rs general officer my connection with
INN was Of short duration only saw that ne was
an officer of great learning and general knowledge.
add these facts independently Of the general
Conference of military operations which may natural
ly modify my own Judgment. When stated that
mistake had been committed when formed line OF
battle between Gainesville and Manassas, meant
10 say that tho troops lost time in marching and coun-
termarchiDg, and came to the fame point In the
evening nearly which they left at noon in compll-
ance with the order Of Gen. Mcdowell OIL the 18th
Of August. la speaking about the troops OF Gen.
REYNOLDS this division Of his was ON the 2gth near
our left wing commanded by Gen. Schenk, bu. do
not know whether they took any part In the action OF
the day. or whether they were ordered TO attack the
enemy, The troops OF Gen. Mcdowell who came
from the Centreyie road when it was nearly dark,
were, as well as 1 could Distinguish, those OF Gen.
King which had Tough, the day before near Grove
ton am not certain OF this however.
The Court adjourned ill Monday.
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Easseugers sailed

~ steamship Marion f0r Ner Oiiean,- T. y. l. Frost T..
frost r. Rash tui ,siend ~ Atochh G. C. SsaTson Chs
Waller John A. Mitchell. h. HAAS. Nre W. Payne. Mrs.
4 W haeu. 4 Nafohand, Robert Marhal jr, j. H. Finer
p. Cos, Mrs Abbott Mrs. Robert MAnhnl and servant.
II. OIt)u, ID GcHco.a. c. Brooks. IT, John Kemp Ctes.
T.. Dirn =. NJ EcH, MI, kendo p aud three children T.
H. Morgan and servant Mrs. John Moth Mo Louis Bour.
ban, - d. Meyer Charles A. hirs Cot. Iuenser Coriuo.
dofe Foot Col Small DR. Long q. A. Brooks NJ Ward. \,
b. Nopps, X. Auch. J. Miller George iionuh. H. s. Na-
nfer H. Newconh. Is.ao Davis. r. A. Erm-rt l,iy and
child; NJ Ainsir B. Nylic Mrs.. u nl.oson Miss r. TIL
lltson. r. White. y. II Gffeu, NJ. Dudley eud friend.
Mater Dudley, l.. "a. swim, Mfs W Noouv. air- William
frry n. h. Sfeafine h. Heath. Fred Low WIN Anderson.
T.. bunrou, Nu ilouson, laac smith lt /. q. Jones 4.
" gtle, NJ d. Valentine H. 4. tttleTson NJ j. Newman,
T. W. tlrhn W 900 hatnryol j. u Sears, WIN. a. W bite
j. J. Moore, NJ. lil,id \. J. Hoffman VIM BcSatcl 4. Il.
tl4rk, W. j. Moheon. L. schcnrr 4. Dewitt Mrs. r. h.
Smith end Two children, Mrs VI Nelson and boy Arthur
shit Allen Nluing j. H. Bpmutler and igdy.
10 s4sfiD luna, J0r hf6neg, S1atdp'0a-Mrs. W.
Courmes and tour children. Ms J. &. Lofsrhcr, Charles
Sieellu j. Artel Mrs \ Nassmann snd three children.
MTs irEoTsse, g. vet Nit Hly,raeh' r. Chabrai an OF
Ntgi oki James tloushton Boston; Rudolph Ikcn New.
OIclnsi Dr y. sayton, lazy and ,on. Ind Mr.. Mueh
h. - Louis Ms A. lscAt, san Francisco; Stluss
NeE-h OH. A. fecher. Bremen, T.. Polls, Lima; Mis-. H.
kfntShminn, Phsirphs. Mr. l.. T.. Osngloh Bnripaton
Iowa; Mr.. q. II. HI, Dulao, Mrs. Llc,tlue Winters.
dcuer \ d'Argen. Cincinnati aud A. in tho ,.eefage.
foia, H.
H. .feIuihb Kangaroo Gr QasRNorE and Lirsrpoo,Mrs
H. Cohen MIS-. Hughes Capt. H. ,. Eastman Qud lady A. M.
De Amonn Cart Geo. q. ioorts DE erase tcN }. Ly.
ons John johnson. Row II. A. sebsyileI nrd wife A. q.
.glsy. sId stheIs ~ tLs i,esrase
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF .Dsa 2
Cleared.

sieom,biPs-st Andrew tBr) Dal.on. L,erpcol, r. Nc.
well Co.; Tsi.man (BEl Russell King.ton JAM Bad.
Tilsston Co. S'"%
ships-Lydia. sniithwici. Key West H. Beun,r; Tnr,
Dni Gaains; glasgow, - Annie Laurie, Mone Liyers
BNks-Flors, uughes Baltimore, Merrill Abbott. Ear.
man lBr Cummings Liverpool II. j. Q. A. Dewof; Ca.
nmbis. AiIens. New Orleans H. d. Hurbut Co.; Aeetes
Gallison, Newt Orleans -; Xenthe Chapman, Aspnwsis
Panama Railroad Co Manhattan tBr) Harding Csdz Bs.
Russell Bounding BIlow, Budick, Oporto j. W. III.
well Co.
Bdgs-Proyientia (Nfechl Abrens. Falmouth, Pureh.
Meneke Wendt Nomkesug, Davis, EizsbeihpoI', Merrill
Abbott; Gen. Bailey Noyce Fort CiincL Topper 4
Beatte; Atlantic, Black, Bsrbsdoes, II. Tronbrdse Son.
Ocean Traveller. Sargent Bermuda, Tucker Lsbbourus
Nolodiiz Carl, Gibstar funoh Meincke Verdi; Bores,
(Br) Brown Port-suPrincc Il. y. Small Co.; Emanue
(Nofw.), Basl,sd, D1blin Holmboe & 60.
Schooners-Dophp, Keller, Boston, 4. " Msyhov; Con.
cor9ia Kendck Boston, Alma Br Foley. Ct Thonss Il
y. Eldridge, Mount Hope, kenniston, Rochand, Me- W.
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slsght; W. p Philips, Smith. Washington Van Bnnt Z
Slsgh; 8. T. Halves. Mason, Nasnington, Van Brant L
Slsght; VIM Caye, Van Name. WsshRz.on, Vaa Brunt &
slsght; America (Br Sngen ~. John, ~ b., D. r. De-
wolf C. ~ Walton, Rider Wilmington; Laura Gertrude,
Campbell Fort Cnch, Upper Ress; Statesman Haley.
Warrington. Merrill Abbott Neasco Hsrtup, Besufor;
Cooper Bush Pocomokc, +. j. Campbell; q. Browning,
LanfaI Baltimore Van BBnt Ssyh; Judas Keller Maze
slu Jo, Evans Heen Carroll, Washington II. ) Brsws;
LESLIE A. Woodhul Thomas, Por. Royal, G. H. Ben.oni
Eastern Belle, Miner Washington