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LATEST NEWS.

A complete exchange OF prisoners has
been agreed upon between the President
and the concern represented by jeff
Davis. Major-General Dix Is the com.
missioner on the Union side, and Major
General D. Fl. Hill on the Rebel. They
had one conference on Thursday, but did
not effect their purpose. We learn from
Richmond paper that it has been agreed
that each Government should report the
number and names of all prisoners in
durance, on parole, and wounded, and
perform the exchange by giving man tor
man, and in relation to officers in such
ratio as the usages of war have established
as just. The movement was initiated by
the Federal Government, whose special
messenger reached Richmond few days
ago, by flag of truce, via City Point and
Petersburg. Some weeks must elapse
before the exchange is consummated.
Advicss from Warrenton say that "the
news that Gen. Hatch has reached Char
lOtteville and cut off the most important
source of Rebel supplies, is the subject
Of great rejoicing in the army" If Gen.
Hatch has really taken and holds Char
lotteville, the fact is important 1t is
twenty-five miles beyond Gordonsville, at
the intersection of the railroad from Gov
ington and Staunton with the road from
Alexandria to Lynchburg. Lynchburg,
on the great Southern railway line, is only
sixty miles beyond Charlottesville.
CoRINTH, July 10, 1862.
Gen. Halleck's departure was unat-
tended by any demonstration. Few were
aware of it. He travelled in a common
freight car, without any guard. A Spe-
cial Order, issued before leaving, places
Gen. Grant in command of his army and
Gen. Pope's old army, together with the
divisions of Gems. Quimby and Mitchell
OF Kansas, giving him the largest force,
next to Gen Mcclellan, in the field. The
district of West Tennessee, under him, is
to include the district of Cairo and Mis-
aissippi, and part of Northern Alabama.
Cotton is coming out Of West Tennessee
very freely. Three trains, comprising
thirty,seven cars, loaded with it, started
for Columbus from points on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, yesterday, and i'm
mense piles are awaiting shipment. The
people fear burning by the guerrilIas, and
are anxious to sell. Prices range from
20 to 25 cents. Everything is quiet
along the Memphis and Charleston and
Mobile and Ohio roads.
Reliable persons from Murfreesboro
report that the guerrillas have fallen back
toward McMinnyille. There were not
over 1000 of them, consisting of the 5th
Georgia Cavalry, Texan Rangers, and
Starps's and Morgan's old troops. Our
loss is stated at 33 killed and 62 woun.
ded. Guerrilla loss 80 killed and 100
wounded. The citizens treated the
wounded humanely without distinction.
The Rebels went off without burying
their dead, who were inferred by the
citizens.
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a-Godey's Lady's Book for August
This interesting and valuable magazine is
now before US. 1t is, as usual, filed with
choice fashion plates, miscellaneous mat
ter, &c.
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b@We have received a complete copy
of the "Tax Bilr' recently passed by Con-
gress. 1t is a pamphlet of 32 pages, pub,
lished by the Tribune Association" in
New York. Price 6 cents.
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S6rH Henry Sherwood, of Wellsboro .ha

R~Henry Sherwood, of Wellsboro. has
received a draft for $500 from the boys
of one of the Tioga companies. The
Ag'tatOr publishes long list of those
killed and wounded in the last battle.
Capt. Niles is only wounded and pri-
soner; he was first reported killed Capt.
Sturrock, formerly co-partner with Mr..
Cobb in the publication of the Agitator
Is among the killed
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MARRIED {:

In Ellisburg, by Dickinson, Esq, SIMEON
SPENCER, of independence, and Miss MA
RINDA DOLLY of Genesee.
At the same time and place, by the same,
WILLARD BACON and Miss LOVISA ROB-
BINS, both Of Bingham.
At the same time and place, by the same,
ANDREW KEATS and L0VISA SIMMONS,
both of Genesee.
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nA-Stories detrimental to the good
character of Capt. N. j. Mills being in
circulation, it is but right and proper for
US to say that we have seen the official
document granting him, upon his resig-
nation, an honorable discharge
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SA-Pupils desirous of entering the
COudersport Academy the present term,
but who are now engaged in teaching or
otherwise, would do we'll to commence on
Monday, the 1lth of August Glasses
then formed will be continued, without
Interruption, the subsequent term, if de.
sired.
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E9~A soldier in the Fortieth NewYork
was saved from death by his wife's pic.
ture in his breast pocket. A rife ball was
repelled by the iron plate, and though
the concussion doubled him up, he was
not seriously injured. Moral Keep your
wIfe's face next to your heart
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HgCherries are so plentiful this year
that bushels of them are rotting on the
trees. They are worth from three to five
cents per quart, delivered at the door
Lock Haven Press
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R&-Report says that two bold and
daring robberies have recently been COM
mitted on the Oswayo: One of 5000 from
Capt. Graves aud one of $1,000 from Mr..
Kenyon.
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H@-As there is some question as TO
where Gems. Heintzelman aud Reynolds
belong, it may be well to say that Lam
caster county, Penn'a, has the honor of
claiming both.
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B9~ The time for holding the Courts
is again changed. They now meet on the
Third instead Of the Fourth Monday of
the month. The next Court will meet
on the 18th of September.
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B@-The Post Offices of Hector and
Pike Valley have been consolidated and
the mail matter for these two Offices now
go to the Sunderlin Gille post-ofice
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pSCoNsoLIDATED.-The6 Gath Regi-
ment from this vicinity has been tempo
rarily consolidated with the SD Penn a
Regiment.-Olsan Times.
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HA-We are Indebted to Hon. David
Wilmot and Hon. Jas. T. Hale, for in-
teresting and valuable public documents.
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The Partnership

EXISTING heretofore under the firm o.
IA Garrett, Baily & Co. is this day dissolved
by the withdrawal of the undersigned.
HENRY GARRETT.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1862. st
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@-We see by the arrival of Paymas-
ters at Harrison's Landing that the SD
Penn'a Volunteers are to be paid off,
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Local and General.

D@A Barber Shop has been opened
under Sauberg's Boot and Shoe store.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS & CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
oppositeD D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
COudersport Pa
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COudersport, Wednesday Evening, July %, 1862.
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DIED /:

In Bingham, July Is, LUCY, wife of l. P
Howe, aged about % years.
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Notice.

Nay Wife, JULIA ANN, has left my bed and
IVE board, without provocation, and hereby
caution all persons not to trust her on my
account as will pay no debts of her contract
ing unless compelled by law.
j. S. GOLDSMITH.
Hebron, July s, 1862
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Announcements :

- Announcements must be paid in AD-
VANCE. One Dollar each.
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I'D LANKS of all kinds for sale at this Office
LID Deeds: Warrants, Executions, Summons,
SubpGnas, Constable Sales, Township and
Schl Orders, Notes of all kinds-kept on
hand and printed to order. JOB WORK at
tended to pr mpty, and at prices to suit the
times. Give US a trial.
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CANAsERAGA MILLS

ISUPERFINE FLOUR for Sl.35 per Sack, or
1925 per- Barrel.
Also, Groceries
of every description as cheap as can be afford
ed, at the POST OFFICE STORE.
Feb. 10, 1862
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The Confessions and

The Confessions and
TXPERIENCE of an Invalid. Published
IL for the benefit and as warning and q
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, &C., supplying at
the same time the means ofsel f-cure. By one
who has cured himself after being put to great
expense through medical alimpositiona andquack-
ory. By enclosing postpaid addressed en-
velope, single copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings
county, New York.-Marl9spnly
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EMPLOYMENT! 81

AGENTS WANTED.
We will pay from $25 to S75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, R. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio, au2lly
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The Slave Trade.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon Judge Neson.

NAY 23-Ths United states District Attorney. e. Dela
field Smith, moved on for trial the following cases ana
urged that they 30 Immediately disposed of,-tjnted
States Samuel II. Haynes; United States vs. Albert
horn United states Joseph O. Santos; United states
Eastua H. Booth all indicted for various degrees OF
crime under the for the suppression Of tire slave
trade. Tho Court otponed the cases In most
on adaYHs presented by counsel for the defence. The
tas were however peremptory Fixed for the 10Th day
q september next. Mr. smith then moved for trial
the case OF the United States vs. John Cadgan charged
Win aiowlng prisoner 70 escape The DEFENDANT
counse Judge Becbe stated that he would be ready
WITHIN usy o. Two Ae Court postponed the trial also
to september 10. The case OF Pedro Astoria for an
alleged assault a. sea was moved on was set down
Tor trial Tor saturday Ths District Attorney
that The trial OF these cases would
States courts ~
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The Late r.. r. Cnrfsty.
TO rHE EDnoR OF rnE HERALD,


The sad Circumstances attending the death OF Mr.
christy leave TO doubt tho alteration OF his in
elect The peculiar CT his insany was totally at
variance with his natural char acor and disposition In
many acts OF his lfs his generosity manifested An
instance Of 1t once came under my oil servation which
can now relate without appearance Of Gattcriug
him-to whom fattery Ia OF TO value, but who Sc
memory may lie embamed with good deeds Years ago
Mr.. Chrsty, poor young man, with not dollar Of his
after paying his passage money, was going to Buffalo
en- beard Lake Erie steamboat. He proposed to com.
his negro minstre,sy entertainments there II he
could obtain sufficient funds TO hire aroom How
much do you require asked the good natrred captnin
OF tie boat . About twenty doliars,n said C.ysty
" Here it is - said Capt Foger; yoa can pay me one
OF these days IL you succeeG- not never mind And
thus they parted Years passed Chrs;y went from
place 10 place, and finally established hirnself in New
York, succeeding beyond his hopes or expecta-
tions and acquiring fortune beyond his brightest
dreams. In these years wherein thcso chance friends
did nCs meet again, the steamboat captsn Wis uuror
tnnate, and lost everything he possessed. At last
he left the lakes and New York To seek emuloy
nsent as a shpn.sier Without friend in the civ be
met OF course with success and was nearly despair
ing, when he one day met Chrsty IN the street He told
Ls might know some shpownsf TO whom be could speak
a good wtrd for him.
why don't you buy ship yoursslfs' said Christy.
way tod you have NJ money said the captain.
How much would good vessel costs' asked Chrisy
who had lo idea q the value management Of such
property.
"Well, you go ard bay vcssel, then - said Mr.
Christy; you loaned twenty dollars once when
wanted 10 I'll lead you twenty thousand now you 20
and bay vesssl-i'I pay for her. II she MAKES any
thing beyond your and the interest III take half
and you take half II she loses I'll lose the VIII ls
Cspta T. bought ship for Gig thous and dol
pad me hatsfull Of 81 filings and sixpeuces and ros
OF bank bills for Tho vandalia, &c.
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PANAMA, May IS, 1862
Affairs in Euador-TsrritL cggerin9 IN G.s S.ate of
Cauea-Dieai.ics Caused BY the Hovene-, Of drs.,za
ALLEGED D1eat Of Payan--Bartacoas occurr,a by N,
PederulsGrcat In prorer,ens in Comnsercial As,iy
Na0 Paper Estabiisaed, DC, dc.
The British mail steamer Anne, from Guayanun and
intern edate ports arrived al Panama on the morn,,
OF tho 9th inst, one Gay late connect with IN.
for New York. and three days beyond her usual
This delay caused by her late departure Rom
Guayxqul.
The news from Ecuador does not amount 10 apvtbing
The restrictions placed all periodicals there ALLOW ono
but little chance Of Judging Of the political state OF
the country. Commerce 10 dull The Anne brought
about Thousand -four hundred packages
she greater part Of which is for the Pacific
From Tumaco, Buenavontura, and other ports q the
State OF Csucs the Is Interesting though to GER
tain extent envelopsd In cenr alists' msts Genera
Pagan who, the 25th ultimo took prisoner General
Enao marched after this the city OF Cali This town
IL situated on the valley Of tho Cauca just beyond the
Western ridge, and is place Of Importance But
wishing TO make sure attack Colonel Arboleda he
sent courier TO General Sanchez inviting MIN 10
Abolsds with HE forces at the same tno that he pur
sued like course with those under him This despatcb
gw scpt from The Alto Csbyya,a place almost within
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I ARRIVAL OF TEE NORTH STAR.
News from Central and South
America.
~>~eN~o>~~~~~~~~~N~N>-s
Threatened Failure Of the Peruvian
Vino Crop.
N>o-~~~~~~~>>o<>~~~-~~O~>.
EXPANSION OF COMMERCE IN CHILE.
Fears for the Safety Of
Mexico.
5000 600 in SPECIE ON FREIGHT,
As., &C., Ice

The United States mail steamship North Star "A. G.
Jones commanding from Aspinwa arrived this port
yesterday forenoon with mails passengers and specie
D. B. Allen.
The North Star sailed from New York LIST inst.
welve NJ and arrived at Aspiawal on the 9th inst
ave NJ. sailed again on 18th lust, at p. NJ and
arrived this port yesterday at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
The North star brings 5000 $50 in specie
On the cd inst, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ she spoke the
brig Oimea, eleven days from Cardenas, bound for
Boston.
The following is the
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American Shipmnsters' Association,
No 81 WALL sTRKxT-Eooxs q ANp25
The following approved officers have received certificate

0ol WALL Srkfk1-hcOhoZ - AND 20.
The following approved officers have received certificates
Of this associs tom
Johnson late Of i@rs II rnorn.on Vim Brown mat o.
ship Mallory; Thomas Goodwin, schr VIM Cogswell;
Ocean, simon cotler ark Fortune; Jabez Snow, ship
Highlander; James Daniels, mate ship Guilty aor Tho.
sm sa brig sroSn VIM wh Gs,1 sp
Eeaxer Winslow bark Phena; Nathaniel Merrill, bark
hsn @ a fra Eo. s 81 ss sonL SSs
Smith, ship Robert Burton.
miscellaneous.
sug raryouSrAIs s sangor from Boston which touched
ii gh Head. came on without damage.
suy LANCASTER Of New Bed ord which put into ~ Tho
DISTRESS has been condemned and was to be sold
the 7th inst.
BARK Lucy from Boston for Mon,evideo which put into
81 Thomas In distress. has been sold.
AUSTRIAN BRiG MLApI sLAvnSI fpm New York for
Queenstown before reported missing loaded with 26oo
bushels OF corn.
NAHUM srErsos, Jr Pembroke NJ, from Havana,
fog about three miles Of Southamron, LII No ayes
lost Vessel tight aud in good condition. Cargo viii proba
bly, be discharged Immediately.
BR ScBR L,EAH Boston from Digby was In contact on
1Hh with schr Topsey and lost bowsprt
BR Som BRIrsH QuEEN sold az Philadelphia 18th inst
By order g, The United . M,rsss asr saS Her cargo
susKrr scnooSsRCapt Scott, OF schr Henry Brown, ~
Providence from Anhoy, NJ, reports May ~, Watch I
about two ms pss s s ov. ., sr Ken
wreck lies in dangerous position 70 vessels passing Long
Island Sound.
I6 Pearl street, with entrance at 20 Wal street.
ship Reporter Is completing her ioadnga pier Is East
River the Lozan ut II East River both por
Francisco,
The follow ng destroyed by the al New
Orleans hef the evacuation OF that city ship Ariel,
i tons owned BY the fa,tersons q Bath Me- ship Mar
AGA: ship Samuel Dyer built Portland, and owned in
New 0reana She had fun cargo Of cotton, and had been
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gunshot OF Cali where Arboleda was Tue courier II
appears fol- INTO the hands Of the enemy, the conse
qenee beng thai Aboleda attacked Pagan with superior
forces, defeated him and took HIM prisoner, together
win General Alzate II is also said that General Enao
was rescued and all Of Payanis army destroyed
This IS the eentrasts OF the story. Accord
ing 10 the Governor OF Buenaventura the only
70 DC IA the defeat Of Pagan letter which has
oeen addressed To him by Arboleda that Pagan,
who was IN his POWER desired him TO give that port
ms very IKE rsse Of Arboeda, and so unlike Pagan,
thas the letter, unhesitatingly is pronounced IA
With regard his forces il Is assured on the other
side, that most Of them had arrived at the camp OF
General sanchez, about one days journey from Call
tenerai En32 rescue seems also dshonored draft ON
Imagination for by letters received here, that gentle
man mad been sent TO headquarters before the battle
took place. II is known officially that General Sanchez
was . r Cali with 900 men. General Lopez had rs.
Gre ssed ths central ridge through Guanacas and
Mosnera had passed by the Qurdo 10 Cartago With
Arboeda had stationed ESQ men at Juntas, order to
attack Bnenaventura but At last dates he had recalled
A0of them.
The town of Barbacoas was really occupied by the
Iederas on the 18th ultmo as runored by the last mall
Three hundred men, under Colonel Soino, VIII DO de-
tached from Barbacoas TO take Tuquerres.
The screw steamer saladin, from Liverpool, touching
at Carthagena and Santa Martha has not yet arrived
lumba.
The Isthmus traffic is daily increasing. The Gillian
Orig Angelta arrived from Pata on tho 18th bringing
the first cargo OF sperm oil since the railroad tariff has
been reduced IN this respect. This, doubt the be-
ginning OF trade which heretofore has been carried
on around Cape Horn. In Asplnwall there are
now as many as seven vessels dischargng. all
with general freight for North and South Pacific
What with the royal mail liro proposed run
direct TO the British possessions Mr. Hollis bmunthly
line from Liverpool ana the French mail lire from ST
Lazare the sthmus viii soon begin represent role
among the commercial communities Of tho world.
Local tvsde is quite low OF the unsettled
Affairs IN Cauca. The Central American traders
waom merchants generally Gspead require cheap prices
as much want ia fell for their indigo, oochine &c
articles OF exportaion of which they take advantage.
In the interior OF the State nothing is doug.
new periodical has been started 10 replace the COM
NJ Tttdi bLtefn winch given with the death OF
It's editor. This is called simply the Bulletin With
many tine promises its first number was issued on the
7th inst May they all be fulfilled.
The 'soop-orwar Saranac is in pert Tho Perry is OF
Aspnwa.l,
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Sailing Of the TRANSPORT Gen. RurnsIa.

The Cnited states steam transport Gen. Burnside sailed
yesterday afternoon from pier No North river for Beau
fort, North Carolina, Hilton Head, Roanoke Island and
Port Royal she has cargo OF subsistence stores and
ordnance; also large mall Among her passengers are
Governor stanley and suite, North Carolina; Charles
Henry Foster. Esq Rev. j. b. Clark, Chaplain Twenty.
third Massachusetts Volunteers; Rev Peter Thomas.
Chaplain Tif'ynrst New York Volunteers Sergeant j.
smith Lieutenant Colonel Robert b. ButIsr, Fifty first
New York Volunteers also svsnsy North Carolina pri.
soners, released parole, who are under charge OF
Covernor Stanly, -
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-We have change OF moment 10 notice in
prices Moderate sales of pots reported e: So OK
and Of pearls at SO.
BREApsIusFs.-Fiour-The market rallied somewhat
to-day and closed with more 1rnness for and
medium grades Of state and Western, while good to
prime extra brands steady and unchanged. The
sales embraced about 20 900 bbis. closing within tho
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" " 10
The following wills we're admitted 10 srobas vo.,.-
A. Kelly John 2. Moad Gabert Tom klns Peter E.1nn'
Francis duncan, j. William Powers, and john w Aaap,,
hon, all Of New York There we're provisions or nb
&c interest IN thec. -
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MAY a. 1ss2-rR1pLE SHEET

coinage. this ID preferred by many to realizing at the
present extremely low figures. The market to-day IS
excessively dull at 500 tine par Silver bars "a per
cent discount.
Exchange on the Atlantic cities may be quoted at
per cent premium for sight bills, payable in currency
Sterling, AK 4S. There has been change since
last report aud the demand for bills has been very limit
ed. We observe still in market largo amount Of the
issues OF the Army Department Of the Pacific, which
interfere much with tbs sales Of both bullion and ex-
change, and generally current at 2per cent dis
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S HIPPIN g NE w S
Port or New York, May 30, 1863.

CLEARED.
-smshp Ed,nhnrg fBr), Nlrehouse. Queenstown ana
II ,rpool-John q Dale. =
steamship Hansa (Brem), Won Sanen Southampton and
Bremrn-Oerchs& Co.
Sip Wnndeier Frlsbee Shanehae-W Forbes
snip ~ Louis tDrl, -, Shanghae-N e Grswod
Ship Garieald Ital), Tripeletti Ole Duncan Co.
Ship 4 chard (Bremi, Hettmeyer Bremen-Ruger Bros.
Pak Hero Candy, Cork-T James
Bark Sherwood, Gray, Aspnwall-Starhuck 4 Co.
Bark PAMELA Flood Anderson New Or!eans-S& Schif-
fer
Bark Evelyn. Patterson Key west-H Renner.
Brg Brazil Pa Net tHam), Boysen. Falmouth-Funch
MeincSe X Wendt
Trg Prince Of Wales Br), Lowerison. Dundalk-P Ne
vius Z son.
Wendt.
AGO.
Brig Rrndeer (Br), Eolnan 81 Jago-T Spur.
Rr'g Ada ffr), Greene, 81 Pierrs-D II - wolf.
Brig hppuiine fBr), Leblanc, 81 john NC b Swain.
Br.g Mary Ann Br). Kelly Fcgo-H g Donovan.
Bril- u FL c)tL -, Phiiadclpia-HD Brno@man Co.
Prg Judge Blaney. COMBS Phadclphia-Yaes, Porter
fed Il Co. :.
Schr ORIENTAL Doley Falmouth Ja-Bret, Son Co.
Schr ihevfol Chan Ter. ~ Thomas-F Talbot 20.
Shr Red Jacket, payson, st Johns, PRMetca Duncan
Barr Eisabetta ItaD. -. Cadiz-chanbe Phelps
4 Go. 49, ~, ,ru
wins h Son ~.
SchrJ w Hne. N inson. Roanoke Island-Bals Hamilton