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THO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
II CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-The undersigned
take pleasure urging upon their elew citizens of this
Congressional District the name of Lieut. THOMAS C.
FULLER fit person to represent them in the next
Congress. Lieut. Fuller has consented to allow his
be used by his friends These times when platforms
are needed all who know Lieut. Fuller know that he
is fully capable of filling the position with honor TO him
self and the people of this DISTRICT He has done his duty
we'll in this war for after exhaustng all to retain
old Union in its perfection, he of the first
after LncOns Proclamation, to volunteer private in
the army, in which he is now serving officer.
MANY CITIZENS.
July 81, 1868. 6O-tf
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DLOCK.TIN CANDLE MOULDS.-5OO
I'D bock-tin CANDLE M0ULDS of superior make and
finish, (sixes,) just received and for sale at
NJ GRAUSMAN'S.
Raleigh July %, 1868. 6l-tf
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
ID UNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
III day the 26th of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. he is of whtsh yellow complexion about
to weight about 40 pounds. He has heavy head Of hair
and talks short when questioned and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for a free boy.
will give the above reward for him delivered to me at
Prospect Hill, Caswe County, or confined in any Jail so
get him. r. z, L. WARREN
Csswell Co., March 81, 1859. . 26-w&swtf
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July %, 1868.
NTOTICE. N. C. STATE BONDS AND COU.

NOTICE. N. C. STATE BONDS AND COU'
IL PONS Notice is hereby given that the Yankee RAJ
1879 took from the iron safe of W. w. Parker the follow;
ing Bonds to wit: Bonds Nos AS, 449, 49, 45 5z anu
45S of 1000 each, dated respectively LIST day OF Janna
1884, and running 80 years These were b had
State Treasury Bonds with Coupons none OF winch ".
been collected up the time of capture. They were maui
payable to bearer and belong to VIM. E. Pope OF ROCKY
Mount. L.-a-
The pubc generally and all Banks and Brokers are mere
by notified and requested to receive SAID bonuo t
either of hem their Coupons without nv oFtb.
in my own hand writing And the Public Ireau nebr for
State and his agents. clerks employees are Dds or
warned and prohibited from receiving the sala
any part thereof or paying the Coupons thereto re-
Any information about said Bonds will De p0PE
ceived. VIM at
Rocky Mount July %. 1858.
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE N ~.
sack, Or larger quality Also Rice by r. fierce at
-: ~ md Com. Store.
Raleigh, July 2, 1868. Aucnon ~ON S5-h
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wv ANTED-OLD CAST IRON.-FOR
w Mill Irons and other heavy pieces we will pay I
and cents per h. SHAY, WILLIAMSON & co.
Raleigh, July 80 1868. =. s2-wlmpd.
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.RIYATE SCHOOL.

--,So. ,.RIyATE SCHOOL. ,cuoOb
ND ~ lASGuM WILL Reopen HI HEB soi sS ,S? &
for young ladies at b 5eG sad Of July Tay
Willie r. Mangom IN The English branches and .ud
ad bom nr in her mothers family h address Mss
dams who desire further nformaISn over O. Orange
P. MANGUM, Rcd Mountain OF H'"
County NC. -:'f
June Is, 1868. ..-... 49-2m
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0FFICE CHIEF @. NJ. DEPAItI MI L.' CoII,s
C., Raleigh July 90 1868. 10000 N9ie G :" fur.
Wanted Proposals will be received at t tbaDssnd MULE
C0II4RS made either of bark or black moss Will 'OH
tract for the entire number or smaller quantity O. "
Proposals may be sent to Capt C. StyfoD, a Ssior
at Wilmington, Capt John Divine .IiSbnTy Maj CHS,
man, at Greensboro, or TO W." nis n. c.
Mai and Cnlel " ~ " ~ ' 6l-4t
Raleigh July %, 1868.
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THO THE VOTERS OF THE FIFTH con-
Il gressOnal Dlstrict.-The emergency calls for the
pures and abst to the country in her Legis
iative councils The we'll known character of Captain
JOSEPH J. DAVIS of franklin for patriotism integrity
and wisdom plainly indicates him the test in the
District to represent in the next Congress Capt Davis
is leading his gallant company against the invaders
his country and does dream Of his friends
ertanng the idea of voting for him for Congress
other civic position, at tins time; but we confident
that he will shrink from responsibility to which his fell
low citizens may call him. Well known and universally
respected he is Franklin county offers her noble to
the voters the District in full confidence Of his election
of his uupretending merit, and for the
good Of the country. Patriots your surages asked
for wise and prudent statesman and gallant soldier
MANY VOTERS.
July 8, 1868. Std.
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l-- ESQ REWARD. 5- ,'r-g 80.
HDANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
IA the l4th of May, my negro boy SIDNEY. He is
abOutl7 years old dark muao black keen yesand sharp
face He may have gone off the army with some soldier
but he is supposed to be lurking about Oxford Hender
where be has relations The above reward will be paid
upon bis apprehension and confinement in JAIL or his de-
lower part of Grunge county near Cedar Fork. -
..--. .0a B. II. HERNDON.
June ~, 1883 50-w&swtf.
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THE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM F.
Il JONES, of Polk County, announce him as a Conser
yatve candidate for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
District Of North-Carolna.
July 7, 1868. 55-tdpd
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June 9, 1868.
BE SOLD AT LENOIR

NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD AT LENOIR
II Institute, LenOr County N. c. on Friday the Sh of
August next, the MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL BUILD.
lNGS AND LOTS. together with two pianos Que very
good one; Also Philosophical Apparatus but little used
The property is pleasantly located in the northwest part
of said County, six miles from Mosely Hall 1t is regard
ed as very healthy and surrounded by fine and
ton lands The society very good and perhaps place
is tr-weekIy mail from MoseIy Hall to Greenve. The
Female department well sustained the session just
closed 1t certainly offers great iuducement to teachers
for investment.
Terms-l2 months credit, with interest from date,
the cash will be received, preferred by the purchaser.
G. W. VENTERS,
F. A. BROTHERS,
]. NJ. PATRICK.
.InIr IN 1879 hetd
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HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADEMY.
THIHE SECOND SESSION OF THE FIFTH ACADE.
Il mic year of this Institution will commence on l"
July next
For circulars and information, apply to
MAJ. WIN. NJ. GORDON,
Superintendent H. ~ A
Nav 90, 1858. A-Sm
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MA. WliITAKER WILL DELIVER NO
lie goods from bis Store until paid for. The aboTes
intended for all who may wish to purchase from him.
Raleigh, July 80, 1868. -...1. -.,... r6S-
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of PaintingS) 20 90
In this list there may be mistakes in Names assignments
amounts made in the original taking in copying from
subscription papers from the books Il is, however
believed be accurate II the slightest be- detected
please make the correction in letter to Financial
Agent Rev Dr. Deems, Wilson, N. c.. Parties who have
subscribed but whose bonds cash have not yet to
hand will find their in subsequent acknowledge
men the agent is directed to make periodical acknow
Judgements through the papers Among these very hand
donation of several thousands of dollars from gen.
tlemeu Richmond county, which will be stated soon
as the merchandise they contributed is sold These gen.
tIemen namely: Hon. Walter s. Leake Col. Leake, DIR.
Steele Rev Mr. Ledbetter and j. Shnrridge, Esq al
ready acknowledged Trustees Occasionally the papers
have stated certain amount collected IN certain To-
cality and the sum Of the acknowledgment from that
county does equal the reported statement for the
that gentlemen from other counties present and
their donations included in the general statement,
whereas in this report they assigned to their several
counties II will be that comparatively few of the
counties are yet represented Lboous have been the
operations of the Agent the time has not allowed him to
go the whole State but it is proposed that every
couty {not in the enemys bauds) shall be visited that
every citizen may have opportunity TO contribute to this
Rebest all patriotic charities submitted to the peo
| pie of North Carolina s. s. 4ATCHWELII, So
| AUGUST l, 1858. ProOtstonat Chairman.
The newspapers Of North Carolina will favor the
Of our soldiers by copying and are respectfully requested
| to do 30. "
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MOTTO E.-AS EXECUTOR OF JACOB
II NEASE will sell on credit of six mouths at the
Court House. in the town of Graham the 5h of August
next seven likely NEGROES, men, women and children
Those indebted will pay up. Those having claims will
please present them for immediate payment desire to
settle with the legatees soon rs possible.
D. A. MONTGOMERY, Executor.
Graham N. c., July IA, 1858. 57-3w.
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"ANTED.-SlOO,OO 900 OF NORTH-CARO.
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS new ISSUE for
which the highest market price will be paid
Apply to W. z. RICHARDSON co.
Raleigh, Aug. 3, 1863. 6S-tf
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TAPT. j. j. DAVIS FOR CONGRESS-
" Mr.. Editor Please announce to the people of the
fifth Congressional District that Wake Voters, respond
ing to Franklin voters, will give Capt JOSEPH DAVIS
cordial support for seat in the Confederate Con-
gress. MANY WAKE VOTERS.
JuIy 1864 b5-td.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF IMPORTED Ii.
u QUORS AT AUCTI0N.-We will sell in front of our
Aucton and Commission Stores Tuesday the tn day
of August 1858, at IL O'clock A. NJ the following con-
Segment of Liquors, brought by the steamer Ad-
vance: so kegs extra No Jamaica Rum; ~ cases,
doz bottles each, best French Brandy These liquors
selected for medicinal purposes, and are pure.
CREECH LITCHFORD,
Auctioneers.
Aug. g. 1862 esd
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Maj and A. A. A. General.
Raleigh, Aug. 3, 1868. 63-w6sw2w.
Es- All daily papers in the State copy one week and
weekly papers twice.
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IRON AND CASTINGS.-A LOT OF CAST
Il hollow Ware and lot of Iron suitable for farm work
and wagon-makers
Flour by the barrel constantly on hand at
CREECH LITCHFORD'S,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July Z, 1862 ....~ 55-tf.
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July 10, 1868.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH
IA Carolina, Adjutant Generals Office (Mtia Raleigh,
July 2lst 1863 General Order, No. l6.
The President of the Confederate States having called
into the Military service all between the ages of Is and IS
subject to the Conscript Act General Order No 49, order
ing the Commanding Officers of the Militia to enrol and
bring to Raleigh those between 40 and As years. hereby
revoked.
By order of Governor VANCE:
DAN'L G. F0WLE,
Adjutant General.
July "a 1868. 60-W&sw2w
az All daily papers in the State copy week, and
other papers two weeks, and forward bills to Adutant
EanernlS nffice
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
EuQemie fM Madrid.

~
We have the following details relative to the visit OF the
Empress Of the French to the Queen Of Span-Her Ma
Iesty LEFT Valencia at eight o'clock n the morning Of the
17tn, accompanied by ". Barrot, French Ambassador,
Count Ahamira, the Marquis de Vlafrsnca, Princess
Anna Nurst, Admiral Dupouy, Nesdames de Montebeo,
Marquis de Lagrange The train arrived about noon at
AlnarZa where her Majesty lunched At the station OF
Abacete the Empress was received by NM Mon and Sala
manca who were IN waiting 70 pay their respects and
ccp The Palace Of Arsnuez had prepared for her
Majesty TO take some repose and 10 change her toilette
but she did not stop After having received az the sta
tion the congratulations OF the Marquis del nuero
eta Civil Governor OF the district aud f several Of the
local authorities, che continued her journey II was
nearly eleven at night when the al train entered the
station at Madrid. on arriving there the Empress found
the King OF Spain who bad 10 receive her In sreat
state, accompanied BY the Infanies Don Fran.
ci,co and Don sebastian, aud their several
aids de.camp and orderly officers. His Majesty on.
tered court carriage With the Empress, and pro.
coeded to the palace, followed by the suite in other
Jagcs When the Empress and the King reached there
the guard paid the usual military honors and when the
Empress aghted from the carriage the band q the hal
berdiers played the "Royal March,
The palace splenddly lighted up, and the Halber-
ders we're drawn up on either side OF the grand stair
The Queen was 10 waiting, surrounded By her
Minister'S the officers of the palace the ladies ~ honor
the gentlemen Of the chamber and number OF generals
and high functionaries
The Empress had scarcely begun 70 ascend the staircase
when the Queen came down 10 meet her,
After MAKING profound salutsiop, the Empress and
the queen shook hands aud injured after
each others health. The Empress then ascended the
staircase leaning the King arm, and The Queen fol-
and usual presentations Afterwards place IN the 70
ception room.
was past midnight before ths Empress was installed
In she apartments prepared for her
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Fine Arts.

James Hart's s'Summer's Memory Of Berkshire" now
exhibition at Goups is attracting great deal Of at
ention 1t is the sweetest Of the many beautiful pasto
rails which have placed this artist in the foremost rank Of
landscape painters. We know ono in the profes-
sion who has of tho poet in his compositions than
Mr. Hart His landscapes full Of sentiment, and the
tenderness with which he treats favorte subject almost
appro iches religious With such feeling aided
by refined but vigorous method OF handling, and tho
rough knowledge OF aerial perspective 1t is not astonsh
ing that each work that he puts of his easel should be
Improvement its predecessor. Certainly his present
picture the best he has produced aud there
not many works Of the English and French schools with
which it will not successfully compete.
Crancb after long absence abroad, has resumed his
professional pursuits in this city lie has taken studio
In the University Building.
Mr.. Leeds sale or valuable paintings OF
the modern French, German Dutch and Italian schools
at the old Dusseldorf Gallery the 10th and 20th OF
the present month They have been selected abroad by
Achenback, Meyer Won Bremen, Charles Hoguet, Yer.
boeckhoven, ROBBIE Of Brussels; rermeulen, De Beul,
Bourlard, David de Noter, Geseshap Cherubin Baron
Cont Meyerhem, Guerbock, Rollman, Van Severdonck,
F. Martin, lie Byandt, Verheyden, Van Marck De Loose
De iaspee, Ronako Mazzoin, Benassai, and numerous
other eminent artists.
beautiful mezzotint of Edwin Whites pcture The
has Just been completed by Mr.. c. A. perrine the well
known engraver The picture originally painted for
tue late General kearny and added greatly 10 the artists
reputation. The cngraver has srent years In
II Of the effective OF this class OF engravngs
that has been brought out here.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
linton Meeting At Wilmington. Del.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 10, 1853.
great Union meeting was held at Midtictcwn ycs,cr.
day Daniel :. Dickinson, Governor Curtin James w.
sconel and others made addresses The Union men are
confident of eocug smi,ners 10 Congress by large
jorhy.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
The Missouri Election.

ST. LoUls Nov. ., 1868.
0noia returns from sixty two counties and from sol
dlors, as far as heard FROM give conservative majority
OF 1905
Colonel Pratt radical, Is elected state Senator from
Lam county inlaoe Of MAJOR Mccullough, conservative,
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Doos Tho number OF dogs the st2te Of Ohio az ap
srs from The ofnoial returps, is 172 OH.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
The Rritiah Fleet

The British Fleet.
HALDAx, Nov "a, 1898
Admiral Milne sailed this morning ten O'Clock for
Bcruuda. Ths icst follows inSnedAlov,
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

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DRLyAeT. Psh MAR oslp. Pssnsiss Hsssa NM o.
ass..; M, Jss oA.i:, s.sgaS, d. -. -
KDGAnTOWN Mnrrh S-An bsag Abasr fsyiess 0uz1ysS.
rhlAdepha fur Boston: schrs Amerce Bril- Aueent New
ss :; ~ X =
ROD aonsr nuckspoE for Phadephia land Al aid eth
ssps ne nnns Cobb. which rsPaas sss havins bsss
,SCLo4CEsrER, March .-Ar sehn : WHARF, rar.s.s.
vsr Jano H ISr SSrind a. hsra sss G
I'LL UnAiaya JA@seon. do Tor Alexandria cldssh, seAE
H9w 0RLExns. YES ss-se,o~. coming m. shps Char
irom Livsrpoo blanc 'om Aspinwsn: ssie.o jao
from Ne. York Gen Hsrs IRON Phiisdsiphis; "
brig Ma re, Fehia.s sshT Kate FIELD from NYork
EyorE ios for. s sopnss .ss.s IN
new SEDso sRi March -A sch, Ma, ro. oo,s
NEwBURYPG. March SD .sAr xo..u.A, L.. New
NEW PORT. March s-Arr in the night, brig Redwood
so,s :srs ds ysyr. for Mi
Crosby from warren for b. heavy
NEW LONDON. March s-Arr schrs O Hubbard, Will
ams, Baltimore Pennsylvania Williams do for Norwich
SIsaT rsEa ce al ExSr :os so,,
Old steamship sasss Mshews Boston; barIs Lslsna
Co.ssn Cardenas; Hopkins IserhoG. Noris.ns; shrs
9 simmons, Atkins Boston; Fidola, Candy. NYork; VIM
PORTLAND March s-Arr banks Ionic Huchiuson, and
Walker Presley Matsuzas brigs Larsbec Dailey;T
Sierra Aoena Trenton Anterior. Philadelphia schrs
Horton. McKenny Matanzas H Westbrook s'rou. Carde
Eirabethport Knight Wilson New York Tor Calais; Flo
renee French, Rockand for NYork aky Parkers
burg Hoffman NYork Cid schr Maria Roxana, Palmer,
PROVIDENCE, March s-Arr steamer Sc. GULL Kennsy
SALEM March SID schr Frances Ne ton COMBS ffron,
Portland), NYork.
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market for the past week and month";

The stock market was inactive last week. the
attention Of spectators being concentrated on the
exciting fluctuations in gold. 1t was evident, some
time since. to the more experienced operators,
that the obstacles which have been and are being
thrown in the way Of speculation in gold would
have the effect, sooner or later, Of divertng spe-
culation into the old aud familiar channel Of
stocks. But until yesterday there was no sign OF
this transition. Yesterday afternoon lively de-
mand for stocks arose, and the market looked as
though IL might become active and buoyant during
the present week. IL is evident that the money
which has been used in carrying gold will seek
employment somewhere, and it is more likely to
find it in fancy stocks than elsewhere, especially
az the forthcoming paper issues OF government
are calculated to inevitably enhance the value
OF all dividend paying securities. The most sensi-
tive stocks on the list at present are Erie
old, Pittsburg and Pacific Mail. In Mail
an exciting contest is pending between
parties who have sold several thousand shares
short, and other SPECTATORS who, believing in the
intrinsic value OF the property, declare their
readiness to buy the entire capital stock at pre-
sent prices. II rose 81 per cent yesterday.
Pittsburg fell ~ per cent last week, chiefly In
consequence OF the uncertainty whether the Pitts
burg directors will accept the consolidation with
the Fort Wayne. That it is for the interest Of the
company TO do so is generally admitted: but the
officers Of the Pittsburg road kick at being prac-
ticaly superseded. We presume that with or
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without the consolidssn, the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Company should earn and divide seven per
cent. his has been depressed, mainly by the
ssorts 81 parties who having held large interest
ana sold out are Interested In seeing Il decline.
Little Or no new stock has lately come on the
Get. The annual report ID promised On Tuesday.
And parties behind the curtain pretend to say that
u WIN show old Erie to be worth q much - Michi-
gan Central. Rock Island, Toledo or Gslena.
We are informed that the President and direc-
tofs OF tho Minnesota Copper Mining Company
nave no knowledge Of any suit pending against
them ~ parties pretending to claim under the old
Baltimore Mining Company. That clam-to
which some allusion was made In Fridays Hs-
aALD-was long ago tested in the courts, and pro-
nounced veid. it, revival probably grows out Of
the recent rise in Minnesota stock, which IL in de.
mand ct los log. For the past seven or eight
years the company has paid an average dividend
Of so per share, ON an average price Of copper
OF % cents "a cents per pound, which Is the nor
NAL minimum Of copper in our markets. The price
now is 81 cents per pound, and the advance will
probably enable the company to divide $50 .
share this year. Spectators in Boston-where
this stock is chiefly dealt in-secm confident that
they will see the stock at $3.50 before the July
dividend. few years ago it sold freely at SITS .
$l86.
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The iron Keokuk the Navy Yard yesterday
the Lower Bay in tow Of steamtu2 Van Houten
The brig reported ashore the East Bank the @
Eaton See port arrivals.
Sur CARRIER DovE, Jackson from New York for Liver
pool before reported ashore yaen Ireland with 10
1855 y: oysr .ssd
ed ed here Sy Tra.s Dearborn. : " '' '' -'N WV
BRc ALrRr ADAMS, Tucker. ct New Orleans from Mata
s1ss ma 70 he boo% II
away bowsprit and heat q for iopmas with salts AMI rig
and lankshear In the gale the schrs Tomah and
Small parted their chains and 10 others went TO during
s % S n s q sS n.n %GSa n o
&C., sg Ma liza ao a. q NIB y p sos Thornton
OF 90 oil Norfolk Island, ship Desdemona Bates, OF NIB,
Nov TO- or Norfolk Island ships Ocean Oxford NIB i7so
sp Rainbow Nichols do, l7So' sphas been reported in
Nov U.s. lat s. 30 s. ITO e, ship Sea Gul Nichols NIB
Nov Is. on Bay of Islands, snip Roman, Hamblin NIB
Nov rs on Kings Island ship Hudson Fish NIB 100 sp
Nov % no lat &c ship Draper Parker NIB. taken nothing
date lat ~ Ion li5 "a W, bark Triton Packard, NIB
No date Ls 90 s. lon 100 E. ship Elizabeth. wnssw NB
spoken. SO.
Bark Radiant from Messna Tor Boston. March B. OF Nan
tucket South shoal.
Foreign Ports.
New YORK aS soEo usi diavIch, for do March 8; and
S0sHSm
S1 90 ss IS nS0Is
Ken. and Adopane Meyerdieck for Baltimore list
csTrLLAxtxs. feoil-In ort bark Aegean. Potter for
Haynr. Feb Tin port Brem ships waten Baetjer
hansuae fsS eNa po o tsseeT sip. ST. Robert Peel
NJ Do So poSa sb Meyer TO- dS Ap
Potter asaa1 gasI ss 81 1HaD port rv cp
MaRsriLIfs, reb r. sid Amslia, Brumstrem NYork.
MAI.nonos Fee ls-,p port brig Weherel. from New
s,ssao1ss PEI l.x ~ An vessel y port w..
All, Race Horse, Manson. Girrent TO load FOR do.
American Ports.
BOSTON March carr steamer Chas Pearson. Mash, New
yo 81 srs john BS Ass., yery2. " s, Le a
a. Ssbos. a a hasa. 0s sna S
Orleans idcsia Paine. Eastern Lshi smith . M,es.
snow and SNOW A.wOc, Iang.r Geo es Gre. c}sb
W. GIBSON Rass0n s and Ais
Phlsds phia; Lamartise, Grant; Moore stroyt liar
Ssa aTs be'ane SD sa@l
es r. Ess % p f ESss sGd
Ispwins Boxer indies; Alice rsron NDnehl Rove
Wi,"Snr XIII Esrsss CSpe hsysn pe@on OHM car
frecgan oaes and M No, roe sa Iva
.sp hss I:%ar as so s
fsnnA Ros., baltimore Amer Taylor Srllxsr Phnaas
% ao fSS Bss As
pal @, srrs IN s sbs R nsS "'s'e ana
'Osn fafnSsss ;sg Washington Booth
ems . sr Sps' fuller Hamilton Portland Child Kelley
and Nek cnn. House and Virginia. pssAs
NYotk CD Aaesiae E,,heerser and agnes lD.nl
h csr New 1onSon
ss s: sc aS sp B .s and
Marvisnds BRIG Anglo sa'""