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Oreyc0afs f01. the Soldiers.

We have in store LOT of BLUE PILOT CLOTH CAPoFEs
with caps suitable for the SERVICE beng complete pro-
lection against the weather. They have just made up by
us, and will eesold at very reasonable prices VI
" s+5 a5tf sSs@,y MALARD d TOoKER, IS %,
E"s-i So No. 10 Charr.s street,
j616 2r4t .g .. three doors from Canal street.
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NEW INFIRnIARY. -
+. D B. REeY 10 Ids,
THE CENTRALIZED CANCER DOCTOR.

THE CENTRALIZED CANCER DOCTOR.
Would inform his friends the public that
and completely fitted MP Tnmay, spacious and ele
CANT mansion No 10 Baronne street. between Com
mon Streets where he will devote all attention the CURE
Of CANCERS in their iorns scald Heads White Swell
lings, and Ulcers of every description.
He refers with much pleasure, certificate
MADAM A. CHAPPELL, welEknown and highly respect.
able lady of this city y
-S & Copy Of Certfcate,1
III p.7t - NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II, 1861.
This s to certify that the Undersigned resident the city
Of New Orleans for number of years. and residing at No
2s2 Erato street. he'd been for long time afflicted with Can
Ger in her breast In order to have removed the under
signed spilled to Dr. Warren Stone who operated on il three
inherent times without ehectng subsequently, ap-
piled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
was ehectuay removed and perfect was made take
'hs means OF doing justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
others similarly afflicted avail themselves Of his valuable
services Al 49,
NIL If cu,pppyr
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AT Ship Point, Virginia, Dec, s. 1861 Lieut.. NORTON
PITTS aged "a wears, and native OF Ohio, the Askew
Guards, Co. Q, l4'h Regiment La. Volunteers!
The friends and acQuan also Police Of First District
are requested to attend hts funeral To-Day, 18th nan
o'clock NJ from his mothers residence No. LAT Pefddo
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CHAs. BRIGGS, President.
H. 7. JANVIER, Secretary.

Eat LA LOUISIANA, PARotssE d ORLELss1
Vile de Ia Nouvelie o. leans.
Asertente ct ure pardeyant moi sxice Jour
V'er 1867. D. +. MITCHELL.
ia7 S1t. Deuxieme Justice de paix
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For Sale
W;aterproor OUescoats.

large assortment Of WATERPRoer oyERceATs with
HOODS aached-jast the thing for the soldier camp
Also CAMP BLANKETS of all kinds All OF hame nanusc.
ture and for sails by
WIN. b. PERSON,
Magazine street,
tals 2zss Corner Canal st,sst,
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the books Of the Company.
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER, Secretary
STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH or ORLrAysS
! City Of New Orleans. s
Sworn to and subscribed before this the fourth
uary. 1862.
D. F, MITCHELL.
. .s Second Justice OF the Peace,
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M Al r RE d:
DIS %

In this city. on the 10Th Instant Miss CAROLINE PHIL
u o., of Savannah, Ga
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uRNrsG 4ATHRs- Aessrs. D. O. Lowber d CO.
No azz Camp srss these 10 ds
60 adysstiseneat n another scclnun.
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Foreign Mail from .vasU Orteun s,
VIA TAMPICo, -u 49,
CONNECTING WITH BRITISH MAIL STEAMERS,

Inc undersigned suffering In with Others the
inconvenience OF blockade ercouse with foreign
countries has, by the advice and approval OF j. L. Rdde
postmaster Now Orleans taken needfu measures TO es
ahish at his own EXPENSE Monthly Mail between New Or
leans and The MecSn port Of Tampico to connect with the
regular British Mail Steamers touching that port Augusts
de Aegrgney anu p NJ Mazard highly recommended by New
orleans merchants have been appointed and duly qualified "a
mail carriers by Postmaster this service The Grst mail
consisting Of 1888 letters left this city the lch instant, in
charge OF Mr. Mesgrney The second will close on the
9h OF November poxao, at O'Clock P NJ and will leave
New Orleans the next morning The third will leave New
orleans or the 10th of December and subsequently, soon as
proper be made regular Ines of depar
ture will be on the 10th and 18th each making semi
monthly mail.
Tariff Of Charges Outgoiny LETTERS including Confederate
Postage.
Single Letters half double and rup,e rates
in proportion)
10 Island OF CUBA
SO other " est Iha1es IS
~ EUROPE. !
Letters from abroad be received through the same route
The foreign Postage such Letters must be prspa to Tam
pico and they must be endorsed By West India Mail via
fampco, care of Postmaster at Matarnoros"
..,,.. g..... ANTONIO COSTA,
new Orleans. Oct To- 1861. No. IL CIstomhouse st.
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POst-OHice Notice.

Eosb-OHHce NGt4ee.
Enstoregong project tor Foreign Mail ia fully entitled to
public confidence. Antonio Costa ESQ., is Orleans mer.
chant OF responsibility and He been resident
Of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mail may be along with the
money required per tariff above the outer ad
dressed "Cosa's Foreign Mail Of Postmaster New cr
leaRs.'
The Confederate Postage this office raus. DO prepaid
g., j. l.. RIDDEI.L, Postmaster.
New Orleans, October Is, 1861 olo r,,r
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"A BROTHER, President
JAMES Il. WHEELER, Secre.sits
s--r-4s4 FTAT pE Ia LOUISIANA PAEOIssE n ORLEANs,S
.... Vile de Ia Souyel'e Orleans.
1862. '~' Wv ''''''''
DE- g." r. D. r. MITCHELL.
JAG SO Deuzteme Justice de Paix.
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M UNROE. A. Il CO., MEMS AND BOYS, CLOTH.
sf aravier and Magazine Streets '~SAAsA
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.aas'0ss Rtara,
SUCCESSOR TO sEWEIL 7. taylor IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
Nos. Ii and is Royal street, HI
nstore supply Of the celebrated CREME DE-
BoUZY CHAMPAGNE quarts pnts also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEIoK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MEKTIER, and other brands of inferior quality. have
large assortment of the best Old shees
.LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-Isss- s0uTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation; other MRdeas of lower rade Superlo
Old London Dry Dock PORT, other grade
The celebrated sAzARAo BRANDIEs-vintage 1875, 1885,
1902 and supply always hand AL grades Of
CLAREr and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WINS
RYsscotch and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys SCOTCH ALE PORTER in pints quarts. COR
DIALS ETC. Ny assortment Of the best WINES which
Will sold any other city
- *, II AARON BIRD, 8
ais 2Dly Nos. Island is Royal strest.
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BAEK OF LOUISIANA,
..-. ... New Orleans, Dec. 81, 1851
| LIST OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED
for of money published accordance with an net
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Aid for Our Troops in Kentucky and VIr-
t5s=& " st4a@sH ginia. = sz.ass G.


Dr. LeRemsndie, the agent onr Army in Kentucky a,d
Virginia. Friday for Bayou Teehe obtain conrbu-
TONS har been detained owing the receipt Of goods from
Texasto be Immediately forwarded 49,, T. SEt Il r. =
Blankets oyeicoat Under Garments Dried Fruits Oranges
etc, Army stand greatly In need Messrs Arthur
Co are the agensto receive these articles Benos Shaw to
receive all cash donations We every souhener
will contribute his mile the relief Younteers They
expect and with those that remain should aid
| {, - ~ = --T--------- >.-- N-' -p'f
S4 8sls Sat Notice.. -, s 5z.s.s
The Soldiers Relief Association Of Richmond Va having
been united with the Louisiana Association for Relief Of
Sick and Wounded Soldiers contributors respectfully mott
ned that L. Chamtliss Esq, and the Rev. j. Harp or
appointed them the only authorized agents to
obtain donations and subscriptions. t''"s
jenrbpors Of Sugar and Molasses will ship to Messrs
Beander. Chambs Co, New Orleans Of Cotton to Messrs
F. Lane Cos of Msmphis Money TO any member Of the
co1nittee; OF Clothing Hospital supplies, etc, etc. the
Association of T. O. Suy, Chairman 50 Gravies street,
end not to A. James, Egg who longer member Of the
Relief Committee. -
= ST.. cHAMBLIss - s@
Chairman Of Richmond Committee.
T. O. SULLY, = SIHE
dSl 2plm Chairman TX. Committee N. o.
and D. vanHorn have my power Of attorney as per act
passed before v. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Pubic =,
MD s sB ss4 nj ,s45I,s j. o. NIXON
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos street New Or
,saAs. - * spts
17-Notice-I take this metnod OF Offering
who dissent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony sres Between Pytapia aud Coliseum Streets Fourth
District &2 at y 55ss994 II 4ggs : ylt3.E !
hyx an.f lyt P. yEIsER NJ n. 4
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The hbove statement Is Just true aud correct Transcript
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R. N. DAVIS, President.
-ts ~ 49,. AUG. MoNTREUIL, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed, me- this day. January
1862. ,--. - .-' -
ARTHUR SAUCER,
1alU ltW4w laird Justira os thai
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

The following 10 Q comparative statement q NO I'M
ports Of foreign dry goods at New York. for the week
ending August and since January L.
FOR Ms spssk. 1850. 1861. ls62
Entd Al the port. e2.o27 .65s o64,5e7 2'o2o o1e
Thrown on market. 2'I7l,s7s sss,'eo i,''''z''
Eatd .. the port. sss 500 aAs s2o7o17s s22o5 $40
Thrown ON msrket o6,S4s,453 2e,s0s OCT 3o,S76.322
BY the above table II win be that the goods en-
tered At this port the present week been large and
In Of those for the period in 1891 and nearly
equal TO those for the time in 1S60 The aggregates
since the 1st Of January last pretty well mp to
those for the time last year, but materially below
those for the time in 1860 The entries proba
bly, increased TO extent by the arrival OF goods
tended to reach port prior to the LIST OF August Of the
go ds entered for consumption, woollens amounted
TO $794 ,27S, cotton to $500 500, silks to $3.50 a
4727, fax $lS6,637, and miscellaneous articles
$84 e35-Total 81 $40 137. The excessive hot weather
during the week has tended TO check transactions
among cbbers while prices Of staple cotton goods have
not materially varied In prices The lower rates at which
cotton ruled in the fore part Of the week tended to
prevent any material advance in prices The fail trade
has not yet been fully naugurated, but fair business
is doing with the West and for the California
trade. All goods suitable for government purposes
whether for tents, sails clothing, were firm
ly held In anticipation OF an increased demand
for the supply or the new levy Of troops which TO
take the field Importers, locking 70 the advantage OF
increased duties holding staple articles including
rican printing cloths still held at 1Oc. per yard
brown sheetngs and shirtings unchanged prints
in moderate demand and prices without import ant
alteration. Drills and duck held full prices.
Fancy cassmeres were in fair demand At fuh prices.
Woolens, including fannels, were sustained.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

UouT HeaVy the demand lmltcu Wnll0
the sales embraced about 900 bbs, closing within the
above range Of prices. Southern -four in moderate
demand and prices were -heavy, with o tendency TO
lower rates. Sales OF ! 100 bbls. made at the
above prices. Rye -four was unchanged, while sales in
cluded about $50 bbls Corn meal was steady and in
g. sa the aSoV ssrs SAS Wheat Of p s
opening, especially for good 10 primo lots while
inferior and common qualities we're heavy and
embraced about 70 600 eashes 81 80 81 . for red
Western y 81 q IS for amber do 81 As 81 o6 for
%hs pims kenss sr neaao ms s1 ssar S 'ssss
81 "a .or Milwaukee club 81 "a 81 20 for amber Iowa
ana Green Bay. Corn less active and ouoyant,
70 Zoo bushels at soc. 52c for heated sc 54c for
shipment eastward, and SIC 5Sc ior good to prime
wsssera mixed Eye Wv was sor n n.y. supply and prices
State Bsfley and barley p.ait quiet and prices
firm eats were firm. with sales Of Western and Cana.
CoFEE--The market was quiet and prices steady while
CorroN-The market was more active and prices were
rmer with Of 500 bales closing st; on the basis
Of 4Sc. fer midding upands.
FRMcHTs.-Engagements light add rates heavy
lower. TO Liverpool 25 GOO 80 900 bushels wheat
engaged in ships bags at IL zc. with come small
lots of -four at 3s 3D. TO london 1our orted
ss lo5sd and wheat 81 1874 in snip. bags One Or
TO GLASGOW were slack. To Havre they were light and
nominal.
creased activity The sales embraced about 400 bbs
ct $ll 70 $1 so for ress, the latter figure for heavy
weight, and at ~ 20 - ~ FOR PRIME Beef was a. m
with sales OF 226 bbs at $3 so $14 for paA ana
at $14 so $16 for extra Bacon In fair de-
mand, while sales limited. Cut meats were in good
request and prices nrm with sales Of 400 packages
at &c. 4Jsc. for shoulders and at 5Sc 6ac for hams
Lard steady with sales Of 900 packages at SIC
9sc. Butter was In moderate demand State was sell
ing at l6c. 1Tc In tubs, and at 18c for prme In fir
kine, and Ohio l?c lac. Cheese at 7c 8sc for
State and at 61ac. a 7ac. for Ohio
kicE-A sale Of 100 bags Rangoon were made At p. /.
SUGARS were In good request, aud the auction sale OF
New Orleans exhibited an advance Of No. 20 per h.
The sales embraced about 900 hhds 800 Of which
1924 for prime. The remaiddcr (about 200 hhds
consisted chiefly Cubas mostly within tho range of
a &c.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

LvnRrooL-stsams mship Arabia, At Boston-P Mills Mrs
Mill, Mrs Amesby Miss VIM DR. Punnett Mr. and rs Ne
gart, King, Mrs King Mrs Campbell three children and
nurse 0hhandt and wife. Miss Dunlop Henry Evans
MRS Evans W Parish, MRS Parish, Mrs Tiffany, Miss
Biddle, Miss Chassenard Bishop Bacon Robert Dunop
bery ' 4 Hubbard, Wnd = Dunham, J Bucknan,
Thomas Carpeles Mr. Oharue, William Hastings. Jr r Il
PIT Pnchett, Bishop Tinnon Bishop NcFarla1e Duhls
Page, " Urmsby, Messrs grnnicr, Graban oates
Golinwood Ryan, Jewl.s. " Fsnshaw William k,ppen
SIR william Logan, Iudarenas Mr. Stephens Manuel Tif.
fany, Hon Clay, Msssrs Rudoin. Hunt, Tool Mckay
Murphy, kroetter Julien, ID N Porter Rev Thomas Dr,w
Rev Jno Farrell " Chsttick w oldded Mr Pensauick
and son Thomas Taornon wife and hrce children Isaae
Meredith, WIN Ferguson. s
-s'samshIp city Of yanchesler-Mr Chapman
wnestonc and LADY, Cart Msssatt lady and chIi: Mrs
Rowan, Mrs Camsning, Mrs Busehal Mrs Williams Nsses
Rya Lang, Miss Butterworth, Miss Duffy Miss "a Joyce
Mss Joyce, Mss Gniterez, Rev ! n Henns B,aa5v IL
"A Aau.eei Rev J DNyer. Ry PMombcrt Ca Cfnn5nn
Or Bitorre liaerex aud son, I.cardL q Ma rsten
Meredith, r Woods Howell, !. Goddard, L Cast r.
Jno Wei Norris, Rebley, . uor,en, u 3ltcseurn.
Bennett, Wn loidard, Mr. Thompson Mr. B,ac 1or,l Mr
Furdia. Mr. Moore iAhbe Horuon M March p Rprslor
Wells, Mr. Wilson, Mr. loves, ID Pez J Longion ii b
F.psett.
Huros HvAD, 8. C.-stearshp Star oathe sruth-rdeu,
C1i by. 9Th Conn Vols Chaplain mpe Sut and iret
u Wasc stn Maine; Lieut. . kely. Maio VI raIf q,
4 Z, G. u Hult0a, s n Wakeman, AN FnIef ohm shrr.
faAn uini1 Astsnh, VIM B!ouIuef, Marcus r. tnrr DR.
n acs III fng1n, ~ Drgs VI iJura, 81 asafl
43t te Is a hArn Ar smith, = A ite - ia ss sel an.
Ieat FlI4s tl. iitiht 400 q - ths stacrag
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
Another Arrest ON q Charge Of Dis.
loyalty-The Accused Alleges . Basi-
ness Conspiracy Against Him.
UNITED STATES NARsHAL's OFFICl

UNITED STATES MARSHALL 3 UFFICE.
Auaesr s.-An elderly German, over twenty years
resident Of this city, named Theobold Mddleman, and
now doing business in Washington market, was brough,
to the Marshas Office by policeman Jaynor, Of the Third
precinct Peter Niler Of the Marshas redoubtable
aids, and posse of loyal Irish cosermongers, on a
charge Of giving aid and comfort TO the enemy by being
green enough 70 talk secession among cabbages and
cucumbers (oyeters being defunct this u the
Year. in that vegetarian locality Washington market.
The accussrs say that Mr. Mddleman declared that if
would have trouble and that II bis SONG were drafted
they ehouid not goto the war. On the Contrary Middle
asserts that he has had the Union army
that he 10 secessionst that he s willing TO take the
oath Of allegiance and that this charge nstgatsd BY
the jealousy OF rival Dealers who are annoyed his
prosperity He offered 70 give 900 500 900 secu.
rity for bis good faith and loyalty.
From the Aarshale ohce the accused was transmitted
the Superintendent Of Police there to be consigned 10
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
THE ASSASSINATION OF GEN. ROBT. l. MeCooK
ExasperAt OF the Soldiers i'm His Rcgt.
ment-Excitement in Nashville.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Prese.l

Evaporation OF the Soldiers i'm His Rcgt.
ment-Excitement im Nashville.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Press.l
NASHVILLE, August Midnight.
The city in perfect 0proar Of excitement he
details OF death Of the Gen. Robert McCook Of
Ohio. His remains arrived in town 10 night, and are
lying at the Commercial Hotel.
write this at midnight, and therefore unable
TO send you fun particulars could wish On Tues
day last Gen. RODt l. Accook, who at the time very
sick, ambulance Salem, Ala, on his way
to brigade The ambulance was travelling over the
usual military road, and, about o'clock in the
ing arrived al plantation where there abun
dance Of water After refreshing themselves they
passed with the wounded General Intelligence Of his
whereabouts and condition quickly spread, il is
supposed before the ambulance proceeded three
miles the driver discovered that he was pursued by
guerilaa
II impossible to think Of flight. and General Nc
Cooks condition prohibited any idea Of rescuing him.
The guerilla leader ordered the ambulance to STOP the
at the time surrounding it The vehicle
then upset. and the sick officer turned into the road
While on his knees helpless sick pleading quar-
ter he was hred a. ~ ruian and ehot through the
size.
The wound was fstay General McCook surviving il but
few hours He bore his suerngs heroicay and 10 the
last manifested undaunted spirit His last words
were, "Tel Aleck (alludng to his brother, Cen. Alex
ander Mcdowell McCook) and the rest that have tried
TO live like man and do my duty
When Inc news Of the murder became known among
the camps the excitement intense. The Ninth Ohio,
McCooks regiment on learning Of the assassination,
marched back TO the Of the occurrence burned
every house the neghborhood and laid waste the lands
Several men who were implicated in the murder
taken out and hung to trees by the nfuated soldery
The guerilla feeling throughout the State is increasing
rapidly, and bands Of these robbers forming 10
every hamlet The train came down in from Battle
creek was fred into at different points. Fortunately,
damage was done 70 the persons Of any Of the pas
scngerR. - ~
The tain for Columbia to-day was fred into oy guerilla
parties at various points the road and man
killed and thirteen wounded.
Immediate, prompt and decisive action should be taken
in the matter. Companies forming here 10 assist in
the capture Of gueriiias hear The city.
As write this despatch the excitement IL increasing
IN the city, and the streets alive with the p6uace
Amazement and revenge pictured upon every counc
uaAce The death OF General McCook will be remembered
here and terrible rstributcn will fall upon the barbar.
ous sssassins Of this brave and gallant leader
Governor Jchnson and other prominent Union men
have called TO view the renaDs The Governor was vis
bly, affected by the sight Of the corpse Of his late friend
II is runored that number Of prominent secessonsts
in this city have been shot TO night by exasperaed Union
iets
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
City Intelligence.

EXCITEMENT ABOUT WENDELL PHILLIPs--AN ABOLI-
ZIONIST PuY TO THE TEST, AND FOUND WANTING.
About half past two O'Clock yesterday o crowd was
gathered around the ocs Of the Evening Post and grea.
excitement prevailed One Of reporters in passing
by stopped 70 ascertain the Of IT, when he found
nne, strappng, intelligent earnest Irshman in excited
dscuss0n with athletic aboionst both under thirty
years Of age The abolticnist was uphodins Wendell
Philips and the Irishman denouneing him. and the
crowd becoming excited seemed to be disposed lynch
the abolticnist Az length the Irishman put him in
corner, and said:-"I am the father Of Eve children
you probably have none. VIII you come along with me
now, and enlist for the war; you dare % The white
vered aboHonst shued and shirksd and ct last back
ed ous, amidst The ieers and scons Of The crowd
THs NEW HAnEN RIVER BRpoY-The last one Of the
eight feet iron columns composing the subsucture OF
Harlem bridge has been sunk sealed and unoappsd and
win remain open for the examination OF the public until
the 18th inst To those who desire opportunity will
Afforded 70 60 below the bed Of Harlem river.
FxcuRsros TO Tue FsMEo BAEKs- steamboat r. L.
Mabey win proceed grand fishing excursion 70 the
Cholera Banks on Sunday morning. The well known
pilot, Anderson Cholwell, win be on board.
NEW JRReEy SoLDrns.-qhe steamboat Thomas p
Way landed about three hundred copvalesesnt Newark
soldiers a. Fort Hamilton yesterday rdsy) afternoon
The New York herald., 1862-08-09

Dehr Whits Cloud Emery, Rondout for Boston.
cC11f SsIdzsz, iiiczs, R0ndous for Boston.
Schr Jane. HASKELL knzabethpoit for Boston
schr Mars Hi Limeburner. Eixabeshpert for Boston.
schr Lookout. Harper, Elizshethpois for Boston
Yacht Oman ye Won 0sdel, from cruise eastward.
o1eausy = etsvens. kAvnor 1AuloFe.
eteaney WD Westward. Cundt6. baaumore
Steamer lrousldee. fhiadeiphiA
eooamer galesn. Jones. Proydence-
Steamer Pelican. Baker frovidenee.
BIIOT
ship E5eelsior sws- Liverpool, July $ With mdse 70
Bark Eriedchsn, suhr. - days. from L,vgpoe'.
Bark HuntressL
Wind at sunset W.