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jssd'm Washington, D. 2
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Il o R s A L Z
- $50 cases brakes Plantation Bitters.
200 W. c, Club House Gin.
$50 bbls. Old Rye Whiskey.
80 Very Old Rye Whiskey.
100 half chests Tea OF various kinds.
100 boxes Old Plantation Coffee.
rs 100 kits Mess Mackerel.
100 half kits Mesa MAokerel.
100 kits MOL do.
100 No,s do,
100 Picked Salmon.
80 bags Old Java Coffee.
md general assortment OF Wines, LIQUORS,
OhAmpsgnes, Havana Cigars, 49,, at mark Of rates.
W. CoRwfN BUR6Y,
No. II North Charles street,
ml2-ly Baltimore, Md.
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VARIETIESl VARIETIES
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
lFrontins Penn'A avenue and Ninth street.)
nhnbLlN W. ..............,..P ropriotors
FlTz SIMMONS. Stage Manager and Advertiser.
THE GREAT SUMMER INSTITUTION,
Toated by the Thermometer. and acknowledged to
be the coolest place of amusement IN the city, from
the fact OF its being all full Window and 'front.'
Ing on three broad streets. The entirs atmos
renewed every half hour,
PERFoRMAE' 4 AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
Ahernoon at 0 o'oluekj night at Q.
GRAND REVIVAL OF the Drama that drew
over Thirty Thousand Persons. Msroh ants, States.
men, Politicians, Tradesmen, Mechanics, Firemen,
90 see yourself on the stasei Rich Revelations
DEVELOPED Now let the Evil Doors Trembls Ys
meN OF Guilt Yet High 10 Trust The great sgpoSe
OF the city The life local dram. Of the capital
FEMALE PIy KPoCkkT OF whsHINGToE,
Or, High aud Low Life In the Capital.
Also, played WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON for
THE LADIES.
ALSO, THE 10 UsIC HALL SHOW.
ALL THE PRETTY GIRLS APPEARi
Life ohArAetsrs constitute The play. Pol tisians,
Gamblers, Thieves Garr,ters, Detectives, Police
men, Fast Girls Fast Men, shArps and Flats, Fire
mon, Government Clerks, a.. Jys
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DOR SALE A NEW TWO STORY
Il BRICK HoUsE-saloou, .parlor, excellent
sylvanis avenue, sdjoininB Doot. Newmsn's. Lot
extends from avenue TO X street. Title indispu.
table, Possession given July LIST, 1884. Inquire OF
,'. J. b WHEELER
mysi-u Collectors ONCE, city HAIL.
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III OTEL FOR RENT.

H o T Z L TOR Z Z N T.
THE NEW BUILDING recently erected on Lou
lsiana svanue, extending through to street, will
be finished and ready for occupancy on or before
the 10th OF July next. II 10 six stories high, with
finished basement, vAults, &C., and contains Of
nee, seven store-rooms, two dining-rooms, paIlor,
and one hundred and nineteen chambers, bath.
rooms, wAter-closets, &C., with water and gas In
every room, and 10 so constructed that II can be
used As an American or European Hotel. For par
tlcularG inquire OF
JOHN X. sEMMEs h CO,
No 6?3 Ninth street,
Je23-eO6t corner OF Loulliana avenue.
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NOTIFICATIONS WHO WISH To
IN become Rich, or successful In what they
Wish 70 accomplish, or those out Of hea tn, should
a. once be In possession OF the Gipsie1' seven
Great Secrets. thousands have done 81 and are
now satisfied the cost but little AAd are all In.
pOrtant to success For further particulars ~ to
their great beneh 10 md uses, address
f. y, MAYO,
BAllSton Spa, N, Y, with return postage.
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THE pusHwHAcKERs OF THE POTOMAC.
MARX BRANToN, Chief Of the Bushwhasssrs,
J. DE FOkREsT
I'm hra1ley one Of his GAM. .....J. J. Dousherty
Lieut. Compton, U. 8. A......,......... Billy Wen
BEAU sICkMAN, who lives on his shspe,
WI WILLIAMS
TIN Essan, the swampoodls Gam. Cock,
W. D. Csyansugh
si:s.:i ST: p,...-s.A.y .Vl!l ssIs.
sss s;D;yy f u. fe:. Boys 1Sss:
John Muiligau
Mrs. MsLaushliu, . sporting widow Miss Porter
Pessy Mccarthy, . Gifffrom home. Mis- wesner
llotsnee Mskstts, sdashing belle, Miss c. Gardner
Misc Gsorgey simpson. 80. Miss Maggie wilson
Mrs Mark Hranton, Union lady, Misc N. Gardner
Lucy Snmors her ,istsr............hissY We Ross
saosy ysas SAN Bu'hwh.otsr,. x hSa %sS
Spirit OF WAshin xton W, Stevens
Goddess q Liberty. ..;..............:..H Waite
kopern, the Union Pteket. ..........F swaggar
Bushwhseksrs, Tickets, Uniou Soldiers ke., BY the
AuxiliAries.
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FAMILY MATINEE,
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, At o'clock.
Admission-LAdiss % cents, children 10 ssnts.
nonn.on....''''''.. '....'................1o conu
Tehoshh'ss.s.. ~ oehu
Private Boxes, holding six person.. IS
Doors open At !; perform snos TO commence At Q.
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ITO RENT---AN ELEGANT HOUSE,
i with brown stone front, partially furnished,
with all modern improvements, centrally and
deuce Of Secretary CHI So, together with 4 large
brick stable. The premises not 60 be rented for
bOarding-house. For particulars, inquire Of Hon.
ELY, No. ~ Four-And.a-half street. Possession
given immediately. jeisif
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0FFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN

A. ms.toS n ~. so,nn.a,erN =, ' ,hS No.
politan Railroad Company" held at this date, un-
der the provision, OF the act Of Congress approved
July I'd, 1854, Il was Irr
Ordered, That books Of subscription to the eapl.
tai stock OF said road be opened on Thursday, the
It'll instant, from O'Clock a. m. until o'clock ..
m and from day to day thereafter until s20O, 900
OF said capital stock ahall have been subscribed.
in pursuance OF such order, the undersigned
oorporators, having been appointed for that pur-
pose, VIII be Ia attendance between the hours dea.
lgnated, on THURSDAY, the 7th instant, and from
day to day thereafter until $500, Of the capital
stock shall have been subscribed, at the rooms
over the office Of the Navy Agent, No. ass Ninth
street, opposite the office Of tho Daily Chrontee
NJ. G. EMERy,
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
jy7M u.s. s.. r. Brown.
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- Y MOL DE- HOUSE,
ooR. or EIsHrHHNTH 81. AND Penn. AVENUE,
WARRINGTON, D. c.
Meals furnished n all hours, and at tho shor.es,
Office, J. W. REYNOLDS,
"aih-' prOnriRt0F.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The SCHOOL ExAMIsATioNs.-The Secondary
School No. 8, oil the First District, Miss Alien,
teacher, was examined yesterday by Mr.. Tusteu
There are five classes IN all. The school counts
on its rolls sixty pupils, OF whom rfty-one were
present It'll situated on Fourteenth street, south
OF Pennsylvania avenue. The examination was
very satisfactory. The little girls looked very tidy
In their appearance, and were very orderly In Their
Inc male grammar school Of the Second District
Mr.. Wilson, teacher, was examined by Messrs
wilson, Miller, Rhees, Wight, Hitz, and by z.
Richards, Esq. The exercises In English grammar
were exceedingly creditable. The roll counts
thlrfy-eieht, OF whom only ons was absent
1hird District Female intermediate, Miss ElvA
Hi'z.
Fourth District Secondary, No. Q, Miss Magoe
teacher, WAS examined b. Mr. Murtagh. The
school passed an excellent examination y, and bids
fair TO rival any Of the like grade. Secondary No
y Miss Norris teacher, was examined by Mr.
hllis, who expressed himself as much pleased with
the examination, and eomplimentei both teacher
and scholars.
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WANTS.

WANTED.--THREE OR FOUR PU-
w pills to learn the PIANO-FoRrE, by q
lady who has q few hours during the day to spare.
Address, " A. D. - Box 10, at this ONCE. leli-tf
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Obstructive FIRE.-Yesterday afternoon, q
stable near the dwelling of Mr.. Wtyser, bn d
1tTtet south, between Thirteen-and.a-hsn and
Fourteen h streets, caught fire from some Chinese
crackers, with WIFI the children were sporting.
The hsmes spE cad and destroyed the houses OF Mr..
RUbers KING w Tab,T, .n S NJ %sii,D S,1mg'
The last hive were owned by John Gibson, The
store OF Mr.. Arbuckle on Fourteenth street, was
also consumed. The eDgiaes were promptly On
hand, but were not OF much advantage on account
OF the scarcity VI water,
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THE ARSENAL suyFERERs.-The following Is
the resolution lately passed BY Congress In aid OF
the sufferers by the Arsenal disaster:
Whereas, nearly thirty persons, mostly females,
were terribly Injured nineteen OF them fatally, by
an explosion In the cartridge factory at the United
day OF June, 1884, and, whereas, all the wounded
are poor, and are dependent upon daily labor for
tie power to earn their living, and are without
the means to procure the care and comfort neces.
sary TO their recovery. Therefore,
Resolved, That the svm OF % 900 be and the same
10 hereby appropriated out of any money In the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, Tor the re
ieiot the victims OF such exploIion said money to
be distributed under the direction of Major Hem
ton, commanding at said arsenal, and In such man
ner as shall most conduce to comfort anu relief Of
said sufferers, according to their necessities re-
speetiYely.
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DUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE COMMIT
j. tee on examination OF candidates for posi-
lions ~ Teaehers, Will meet at the City Han on
SATURDAY, the 9Th inst, At O'Clock, q. M, for
the purpose OF examining applicants for sppoint-
menh or promotion a. teachers In the public
schools OF Washington. F.s. WALSH,
jy1-2t Chairman,
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FIVE ThoUsANp PERSONS,
And pronounced By impartial Judges
TIE BEST SENSATION DRAMA
THE BEST SENSATION DRAMA
EVER s FLsTEP IL %AsHIsSTSss

EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
The Great sensation Drama, written expressly
Tor the Canterbury, entitled
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
il with Board, No Franklin Place, I street. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Gentlemen
preferred. jys-st.
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DOR SALE A HANDSOME SET OF
Il Parlor Furniture, consisting OF figured plush.
covered and solid Rosewood Sofa, large Armchair,
Lady's Chair, and six Reception Chairs-being
second hand but reupholstered and In good order
for two hundred dollars. GEO W LINER,
Jyllw Upholsterer, t6l Ninth st.
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T AND WARRANTS WANTED.
FIFTY LAND WARRANTS Of 70, %, 10 and leo
acres wanted Immediately by
CLARK 4 GAYLORD
not-h Room q corner seventh and ste.
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. ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
y Masters STORES.

CHIEF QUARTERhIAsTER's OFTICE,l
DEPOT OF WAsHIH0TOR,
WAsHIE0ToE, d. O., June Is, 1854.
WIN he sold at public auction, at Government
Warehouse No. 3, New York avenue, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, In the city OF
Washington, d, e., on WEDNESDAY, July Q,
1855, lot of QuarteFmssters' Stores, CONDEMNED as
unit for Issue, viz
SIP sdes, Handouts, Lanterns,
Otioe ChATa, GrIndAtOnes, Stoves,
Sto ye-pipe, BrOOmB, COAl.hods,
MesS.pAnS, Buckets, Scrap sheet Iron,
And a large lot OF Carpenters Tools.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, O. IN.
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
articles Within i've ~ days from date OF sale,
TermA-CAsh, In Government funds.
ID. II. RUCKER,
Brigadisr General AAd Chief QuaTtermastsr,
leao-St Depot Of Washington.
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VI'VIN WIN IN I TIE bFtTNUE DO1 LD-
l. ing corner Of Louisiana avenue and Tenth
street, two large halls and 70 rooms Of eonye-
nient size, suitable for associations, Insurance
otiees, law Offices, &c. The rooms have lately
been renovated and fitted up for the purposs.
Apply At GEORGE HILLS warehouse, on Louisi-
ana avenue, near Tenth street. Je7i-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT.]

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT.
dren, near the smithsonian grounds, and pleas
ant walk to the Capitol. Apply to WALKEh d
co, Potomac Hall, Maryland avonue and Elev-
enth street. .s" jys-st.
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T osT:.--TUEsDAY, JULY 8, NEAR
IL the Baltimore Depot, a Gold Breastpiu, rep
tesenting the flower Pansie;r diamond setting,
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving Il
with @. A. HENDERSON, as N street north, near
Fourteenth. jy8.2t.
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hEFEHEHGEsi
Hon. Richard WAIiAeh, Mayor OF Washington.
MesaTG. Lewis Johnson n Co., Bankers, Wash.
inKtOn. jeIbIm
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
Idaho Territory.
AR2IvAL AID sPEEoH OF TEE GOVERNOR.


IfTom the Golden age, August 70
Governor Lyon arrived from ALpowsii At nine o'cock
r. NJ, ard soon a. became known crowd gathered
On trout the Luna House hundred guns were ired,
huge bonfire was H. and bong introduced 70 The crowd
~ Hon h q Wates pury be spoke as follows
GsT1EwEv of LsvisrosAcocpt my cordial and earnest
ahAuks for your eced ard hearty welcome. can.
appropriate 50 1a,eTng tribute tn myself but LOOK
upcu this tefnonstIniiou bespcang rpcst loyalty
10 Union, hdoity 10 the Constitution and heartfelt
aympathy for the government IN is struggle with
sSsss who vainy hresen our national existence In the
axdpoue path that ,es before ask the aid the
ss apd support Of the people Of this Territory pe1gns
snyseH IN untirlpg energy 10 the furtherauce Of
year best interests, the deveiopmsst Q, your
S~sourcas, and the faithful administra,oo Of
ycur Mvs. u ,s with ordinary sings inat
csptsmpiste the future OF idaho-hcr wealth, ernbo
somed Ii thousand hill sides waiting the hand o. labor
30 Weld it, precious rewards ber rocks moted with
sniver aud veincd with gold, ber river bottoms glowing
With bounteous hsrvests OF ripeped gram Ctcs have
ssssn With the rapidly Of magic upon her sc the snr
wnste OF the mill is echoed IN her tmoered
r~vuee and the lonely tran Of the Indian mas become
&o~ sasy highway, through rocky canon, py mountain
pass Of Der undsuDted pioneers THIS uuy we pro
sseu land where the mipcF farmer mecnanic aSo mcr'
sAant, W thesr epressblc energy make success GER
psinsy md failure Al exception The scrvant o. soen
3Aoph map well feel grateful 70 that kind Proy oence
Nbo pf mtg bio "a assist 10 laying the lasting Iounds-
pcn o. mehfy commonwealth, and wthous whose
blessing eu ncsh ~ grass, and nations bus enadows
Again thanh 700, praying thai God give W . Q0mplete
Nismpb our armies, q lasting peace and urbounoso
Srosp&vty % Idaho. tGrest chesrine)
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
Police lnteiFiGe nee.

ALLEGED THEFT AT wAsHIyGToF MARKET.
Frank Farewell arraigned before Justice Hogan, a.
the Lower Police court, yesterday, the charge OF
grand larceny Bridget Hannah, residing at No. las
Morgan street Jersey City, testified that on the night OF
October l. Farewell entered the storeroom OF the cellar
NO washington Mark ct, and stole thererom quantity
OF .spenders hosiery and other dry goods valued nt
s3oo the property OF the complainant Ocsr rley, Of
tbs Third precinct arrested Farewell and when he was
searched At the station bouse the stolen property was
found The prisoner committed In default Of 81 900
bail
SERIOUS srABBTe ArrRAY AT TIE PARK HOTEL !.
Soon after O'Clock yesterday morning quarrel took
place between Israel ooman, porter NJ the Park Hoel
Of Nassau and Bcekmsn streets. and Mr. William
Clark boerder at the hotel Ths testimony 10 the case
that Clark under The influence of liquor when
he into the hotel The porter Comsn spoke 10 him
civil while he making great disturbance
IN the house Clark resented the aduopon OF the porter
knife and stabbed Coluan three tmesons the fsce,
are Of vefy pature, a1d n feared the wound.
York Hospital, whore his wounds properly dressed
clark was arrested and committed By Jusice Hogan
thc Tombs Police Cpvrt Jafnee II. stoddsrd, who is
cnarged with bcirs accessory after the fact also
taxed toto custody Ia alleged tn1 Stoddard TOOK the
knife with which Clark stabbed Comsn and threw
away.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
Congressional Nomfnnsiou.

The democrats OF The Twenty eighth Congressional as
rict Of this State have nominated Colonel Andrew J.
McNeit for Congress He with the One Hundred
and Fortyhrst regiment ihs State IN all the battles
under General Sherman, from Chattanooga to Atlanta
and al the taking of The latter place one sr The
democrats have rewarded him wito nomina tion He s
= lawyer OF ability.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

Arrivais and Departures.

BRRmKN, VIA SouTBAfroS-siesmship Brernep-rrs
Louise Glet t9ree ehNaren and servant New York: Ma
SaDe Worthington and servant. Cincinnati: Chrsg.
ue, Fl DIR base3c ever, 1hop 10 vi New org:
Louis cfnidt, newark MIss Ret s. waba b, ind. ! ]
Uilmann. New York Mr and Mrs Lrdwtgs I.esinrt5n
10; Conrad Pnhn sac Francsco Mrs W HuEzlnger AMI
Two chtioseu. Frook y1s John Miller, Mrs Reun AR
and Mrs ogesr and caid all of Cincinnati: Mr.
WinamaAer ~ Louis Charles Raabe Baltimore. Louis
G9cb PhilaSephia: Henrg Schuck. Aug Nos Spr ngaed
"a; u Reblken. Capt wicse, bremen, Mr and Mrs j
ADd two chidicp New YORK. l. Uemann, Evsus.
ng. >as Mrs Amahe Wlttier and child: 81 Lon!s; n
vile, Eev York; Daniel Werke Pittsbnrg Aug vsp
schloendo. >teSGo. Mr. and Mrs Emit kobe Chicago;
ochksch g.. : 22TS; Capt vsuter, Jeriey-Total. 3l
II Hollmann, n.
specie.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
brooklyn City Eews.


me funeral Of Mr. Charlcs Cu-ran, q policeman. n.
tached to the Forty second precinct who h. will ~
>oHscted, oied OF wound In the head inflicted Nv
ySan. mao named Theodore Yates who sho, the ooc,r
While m his custody, took place on Saturday ate,nocn
last. Tho a. .ased had been resident O, the Second
and Finb y upwards OF thirty years during
-. ~ some eight years the police,
~ w. n,e uniform courI- ." 70 du'v
.asas many aoaussas.5sSs is5 wan r;.S sy;- .
were conveyed from residence Of the
AooaS noon aud taken to st, Appc's /
900 Water s...., = u Front and Gold s,reets !
where ere oa Tsa0,f% fno .endanco was large space
the edilce being nled. Among 'nose e,prov Cen q
rose Xenaedy inspectors Leonard and S
and Surgeon Cochran Details oi .,p p0S New from
seGh 70 no Of hunasa ep SsIs G5d ont
and formed the most conspicuous ~ a the pro-
esse'' sne and presented ue appearance as tho
services bad concluded tns relatives
%osn tie eSdy was placed the hears and conveyed
| 70 its last resting place. ~,.
Ine oiu'' y rhe brooklyn Ban
police Commissioners General snpe n,endep, inspectors
p,,,san ai Iol,ce tour sondr"s strong.
ncarse-two c1ptans, .w0 fseapts and two privates
Guard Of honor formed In aoow square consisting Of
e,sssniDs sS fam dss p,s'ns sIs pS's followed b,
, lopg me Of vehicles
The route Was throo<o, 'front.' Bridge, fort and jay
streets past the fo second precinct station bouse
which was drare "A Pro Sp ns; Sands, Washington and
Fulton sree Fulton ayenue @ sysnue 20 so'
Finietb rfecinct station ho.ss, fh.1
where 1he police balted, and forming In liues, s~S
4 viz. pe bearers and guard Of honor. passed hrousD
pfd proceeded Cemetery Of the Holy Cross n
Tla,bush where the rcraius were deposited il The
. ! grave
nsai deal Of sympathy manifested for the mur
defed officer by all classes Of the community aud hs
Of police precinct which no attached especially
v | regret lis loss.
= A BOY CRUSHED TO DEATH AT SOUTH FERRY.
.h fatal accident occurred the South ferry, foot
Atlantic street, on Saturday afternoon. boy, nance
"A Stephen Drew agod twelve years, attempted TO jum
th from the boat BRIDGE but the being TO
en- great be tel between ana Nesped. He was con
veyed 10 the residence of his vScacd mother No. q
Atlantic street, where he died shortly thereafter.
LARGE ROBBERY.
pocketbook containing $500 IN bile aud about $50
cr In checks and no,es oil amounting TO al 52s H.
stolen from the drawer tho store o. Mr. Jamt
d. Caabers $50 Fulton street, Saturday evening las
I'd The thief escaped without detection.
The New York herald., 1864-10-10
The Harris Island Passes.
70 rnx sDtyOa oP vHE HERALD.

HAFf IsiiND, Oct. ,IS5s.
cnsos something be done 70 stop the mposons prsc-
ssd on visitors 70 This isiandf Soldiers mothers aud
wives can Scarcely get pass, and when they do they
sulsed and treated than negroes, and then taxed
city oers pieoe before they can SO ON the boat Tns
vBnsy charged IL nct 90 mo oh objected 10 tbe In
saNss treatment cor friends receive On irving to 90, 70
- IA LAfI sQLnIRAs
The New York herald., 1864-10-10

ssis i.Ss < Ike ssss s
i% s. RI % % r. asssn sas s
ahead Of sSvessel both is&ss NAV p s@s
';ss r. ss's ssi on ts.s.s s's ~
ss g Ssas:, :s%;;:
n IL Sss and s4 ne =. ss q
Whalemen.
n 'ss % s s5s ss y
E s.ss 4ss T I q ssy % rs 81 M fss ss
a o So sS 81 % s M s 30 eli ssn A'm'
!. Ga!a5u = ss b6s o. W. was 3 SPOKEN Aug 81.
s,r1 oigss croOser LsghamINB 40 sp spoken
i. bs1k Tropo Bd NIB. 80 sp, spoken Sep. TO-
sep Pnee IA Habp I, q wespor 90 p wss spoken
sSis Hsra!, Haad% Nd S0sp was spoken Sept lat
s.o4a ss "Trip sid from wespor Sd inst
Ship Jireh Perry Swift NIB. a. Bravo cvI, Sept s.
Win W sp tand sid 4th for the South).
Foreign Ports.
fhisasphs; Iss or
American Ports.
sI .ssmsr
tdshs ds s;s
YER Kay est scnrs Frank Lucas Taylor, Virginia. Jas
bangorj s,hrs Phantom lBr) Crook, Antigua; Harmony
Welcome Bsbee, ManIsby, NYork; Bdna Harwood. Hsr
nnooa Roesgost Me- Cid brig. ohssapeate IBID whlss
Sears and Wlisn Fletcher. Boston Frank walton aiis,
Wareham; Fowler Oliver, Now York Jonn Rogers Tay
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 1--Arr steamships Oriental. Gard
nsr Bostan; Cahawba. Johnston NYori; schrsH Rus
Sees SsrE
Philadelphia; brig Mcleod At Quarantine .chrs OF.
s.9 n!s!s; ss1si ~ s
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port Leocada smai NYork. Sid sctrs
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