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EIghteen million dollars worth Of property has been de-
srOyei IN the Uuiied States by fire since the first % January
A chimney about 100 feet high, comprising about 10000
hr.cks, and estimated % weigh 0yeg 200 tons, has been moved
= distance of 100 fe-t IN Worcester without breaking = brick
1t viii take TIL 1865 10 finish the tunneI under Lake Michigan,
extend two miles under the lake, AMI as yet only about 400 feet
are completed. The engineers estimates and Agreements were
all made before the rise in prices, 20 that the contractors sTe
doing the work 81 2 heavy loss.
CJHHERcIAL items
The Chamber u Commerce, Of Paris, have recently COM
pleted a careful and thorough census Of the industry CT that
city The total return Of working people was Il0yS1l. being
thus divided Men. 25 SSH women. IO5.4lOi boys, 1909;
that OF ;bs taiIoEs and sewing girls, being no fewer than IS ,O50
u runb=r. A most Interesting 1eln Of the statistics Is the
srr Of 3243,1 To francs. representing the value gwen to Indus
~ BY the art OF Designing The aE.CUnt named was earned by
the class 90 workers known IN France as the =" industrial
drauGhtsmen"
L - not cotton alone which a high priced abroad, bat silk Is
very teaE, 50 that the manufacturers Of Lyons complain loudly.
They also suffer by the high prices they arr compelled to pay
fr labor.
There were eDinei II the British mint in 1893, 5e2l 90 soy
ersigns. ! % ST. half s1vereiEns. 9SS $50 aorius. $50. so Shii-
Iings, I9iOl0 siNpences, Abs four pences, 954 SIS three
pences, l. 80 silver twOpeuces. 1920 silver pence. and O. copper
eOins 2S,Oo2,I2o pence. l5.9Is,S 500 half pence, AID i,4336O0.
LOuIsfASA SCGAR sSD COTrOS-Accounts from New Orleans
represent the crop prospects FOR the gr-l; agricultural staples
Of louisiana as truly d~cplorabIe. Whist with the ravages q
gueTriNNs. the amy worm, bad weather and worse cultivation.
cotton upon the GOvernmsnt Plantations O. the lower Nissis-
stPpi has proved = iameutahie failure. and Of sugar cane the
average produrt viii hardly suffice for next years planting.
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,LoyG PAssAGEs.-Tbe last four ships which have
arrived from San Francisco. have had long passages
down. of from 20 to % days each. This however
is the usual luck at this season of the year, when
the trades are interrupted, and light s~ou,herly aud
westerly winds prevail. Blu. at the same time that
they have such long passages down, we hope to hear
that the vessels bound over from this port. the
EIFridge aud Hhistier. may have their usual short
winter passages Of - Or Il days.
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IMPORTS.

From San FKASCsCO-Ier Comet, Dec. 81 pkg betting, @
es backing, 4l empty barrels, 50 boiler tubes, d ca boots and
shoes, 80 cs case gOols, 7 c. clothing, Il coils coriage. ! bag
corn meal. ! cs and / bbl drugs, 9 c5 dry goods, / cs fancy
goods, ] c. and 40 bbls salmon, 2 pigs herrings, IS bxs cod, 20
bbls. 200 hf SKIS. and 400 or SKIS -four, 30 pkgs groceries, %
pkgs hardware, 3 cs hats, Rag hominy, La bars iron, 10 tons
pig iron, 20 iron sheets, l roll leather, 100 bbls lime, 5000 #
lumber, I9 rolls mating q pkgs Chinese mdse, l9 scks oats, IS
cs coal Oil, 10 cs lnseed oil, 3 cs olives, / c. bacon, 10 tres and
2 bbls hams, Z cs beef, j cs cheese, 3 bags rye meal, 10 hf bbls
and 10 kegs whiskey, 81 ptgs tea, 10 bxs vermcelli, 3 bbls
Yiuegar, II pkgs wO0denwaTe, 3 cs yeast powder, IL pkgs fur
nture, Z pkgs hardwa-e, IS bxs apples, ! pkg clothing.
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AR

Dee Sam clipper ship Seauan's Bride, Wyman, q days
from San Francisco. en- route for the Guauo Island.
e 3-Schr tariL1a, Howard. FROM Hilo- a E.. ..r
4-Stsamer Kiauea. NcGreEOr. from Winfwsrd ports.
s-SJeam s;hr Annie Laurie, Mitchell, from Kauai
6-Sckr Moi Wahine, huheana, from Kauai
5-Schr Mary. Nika, from Kauai
- 5-SchF Moi Keiki. Wstherbee, from kahuiui--
6-Rusian -orvette. Varag, from New York
Am bark Genet, Smith. - dsys from San francisco,
with mfse O. wilcox, Richards L Co
Sing clipper ship yscata, DrummOud from san Fnn-
cisco en- route for YonskonS-
o-SchT Active, Bush, from Lahaina- =
S-Schr Hannah, Antoine. from ksiepofspo.
e-Am clipper shiP Suusatrs, Il days from San PrAn-
cisco.
s-schr Settic Merrill Fountain, from LIhaiua and
Maizena,.
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ASSENGERS.

For WrSDwARD POETS-per Kiiauea, Dec. 6-Capt and Mrs
r & Spencer and 1 oh. Capt and Mrs Fehlb-r. J : Walker. Miss
Emma Lyman, Miss Emily Alexander. Miss Hattie Baldwin, J
Wilder. d sater, W Bond, II T. Whitney. c VI Cooke,-lT cabin
and so deck.
From SAN FRAScsco-per Comet, Dec. Mr. A g Townsend
and servant, Or r W Megborne, VIM MemcOt, Mrs X Eastward,
Nr Page, G II Ednonds, Mrs johnson and ? oh, Miss Midan.
Achu, Chuugfaa, Dr KeIlum, Mrs SUmers and ! ch, John Hew-
cabgn and % Storage. ..
For H5SGKOyc-per viscata. Dec. e-Mrs Marsham and A
Wallace.
For Saw FRASCIsCO-per Whistler. Dec. 9-Miss Ellen Arm
strong. Miss Jones, r K Scott, J b Edwards, Nr and Mrs Stan
ley and chili-7 cabin and ! Storage.
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rs.

Der 5-An whale bark Nile, Fish, Cor California Coast
6-An whale ship Onward. Allen, for California Coast
Gam whale ship Gay II ,ad, Lawrence, cruise x home.
6-Steamer EiIarea. NcGregOr. for WiriEard Ports.
S-Steam schr Auuie Laurie, Mitchell, FOR Kauai.
Echr Helen. Johnson. TOR NalkO.
aT-Schr Narilda, Howard, for HIlo.
7-Schr kaama, NeIish- Ter Kauai.
Am whale bark Pacifc. Ro-e. for cruise and home.
s-Schr Moi Nahine, KGheana, for Kauai.
S-Am bark Whistler, PIfy, tUr san Francisco.
Sam whale ship z. w MoE gan, LandeIs. for westward.
@Schr Odd Fellow, Bush, Sr Bakers Island via Kauai.
S-EnE ship Ylscata- Druram0nd. for HOngkOng-
s-Aa schr sea NyuPh, Gage. f- san Fransiseo.
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DIED.

BRAsH-In this cily, December 4th, OF typhus fever, Mrs.
Mary, wife 81 William Brish, aged so years, n native of ths
County Of Monaghan, Ireland, and for the last IS yeaTs a resi-
dent Of this city.
BROwS-0n the 3lst Of August, at Hamilton, Bermuda
Islands, OF yellow fever. Arthur, eldest son OF Thomas Brown,
OF thiScity, aged % years and 10 days.
vAroHS-In this city Nov. 18th, Of a lingering illness, MIR.
James Vaughn, aged IL years and 10 months a native of Penn
sytyaEIa, for some years a resident OF these islands. IL San
Francisco aCe Pennsy lvania papers please copy.
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MAKRIED

JoxE1-MlEEmL-Tn Portland, Me, goth ut. by Rev. DR..
CGrruthers, Captsin frank l.. Jones, SOth Me. Reg. and for
merly Of The Sandwich Islands, to Miss Susan p, daughter Of
Rev. ;. II. Merrill
GltMAS-FiELD-In Providence. by Rev. s. ". Field, assisted
by Rev. ;. l. Caldwell, ID. D., Mr.. q. ID. Gilman, formerly Of
the Sandwich Islands, to Miss Lizzie Adams, eldest daughter Of
the officiating Clergyman.
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EXPORTS.

For SAs ERASCIsCO-per Whistler, Dec. S-2I3i kegs, l3S
bbls and so mats sugar, (417, $40 IbsJ 80 bbIs and l0 pkgs Of
moLssses, $500 empty bottles. la bags paddy, CO1o5 lbs) 2S
buoches bauanas, 1000 lines, i keg nuts, 200 squashes, ! bales
rags, GG96 lbs,) 90 bills pork, II boxes oranges. Value Of Do
mestic Produce, S27,09 65. Foreign Produce, S2,43S so.
For SAS FRAxcIsCo-per Sea Nymph, Dec 9-722 kegs sugar
t96,Sl6 lbs) 10 bags paddy, Q0.S91 lbs) II bales wool, 32G4
lbsJ lO7 bales pulu, UllT9 lbs,) 22 bbls molasses, ll,746 or
Anbes. Value Of Domestic Produce, 5000. |
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Take Notice.

F1Y OF USTICE
a acting Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, there viii be
held a TERM Of the Circuit Court for the
second Judicial Circuit. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF
December, inst, in lieu Of the Regular Term. which will not be
held. jon Z. BARNARD
1885, Clerk Supreme Court.
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VESSELS IN poRr-DECEMBER 10.

Russ corvette Yarias, Landh
Am bark Comet, smith
AN bark Onward. Hempeteai.
Am ship Asia. Edriise.
An chip DzsadnOughi- Gushing.
HaS'r bark EveTIard, Klenke-
Brig HonOIGlI, Schumacher.
Brig IahIinI, Hgtsg-
Peruvian bark Man iarina-
.r SHtLER-.
ship Geo. Howian1. Jones Bark Florence. Spencer.
Cor.n.h.au, Lewis Richmond. Weeks.
Gen. Williams, BeujsJ.in Pearl. Thompson.
Midas, Rowland. fabiGs. Wood.
OREGON, Namm.n Julian, LubbeTs.
Gu4rave, Vac 1pr~-. Frch Harvest
Eark Use H=SsH, He pfnvst- ersssnza, Fehihsr, HaS.
Peru HUI Biz Comet, " iE-Ia-
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Ship.' Mails.
PORT OF uoMoLULu. n. 1.

For wrxDwlAD PoErs-per Kilauea, sroniay.
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HONOLULU, DECEMBER 9TH, 1854.
TyHE ES THIS OPP
y portunitv Of publicly returning his thanks 10 the citizens
and others Of Honolulu. for The kindness, generosity and iber-
alitv shown hin and his family under the recent distressing
It W. Z. CUTRELL.
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COMMERCIAL.

- 10, 1864,
PsosABLY at M TIME since our sharves have been cOmPe.-
Ell, have they been SO fully occupied as during the present
fall season. For weeks together they have been crowded, and
sometimes a. higr as COCO tons Of shipping have been at the
wharyes. This large amount Of shipping Of course produces a
revenue Of $40 per day. Although this occurs only at this
season Of the year, ye. with \ more liberal Commercial policy
and a nearer approximation to the principles Of free trade, We
should undoub tedIy witness the same state Of things through
Yearly the whole year. Il; Is not however by heavy p~rohibItory
duties Of 50 to 100 per cent. on importatiOns, such for instance
as oar presen. very liberal legislature seeks to impose on rice,
that this state Of things will Be brought about Our commerce
may continue to Improve even under such burdens, but il Il
does, 1t viii DO 50 in spite Of them.
The commercial intelligence brought this week by the Comet
and Jsseafa, 8 not very important, aud we see no changes in
the quotations OF ISLAND produce worthy OF notice. The last
previous news, however, vas considered very favorable for
our I-ading staples t..sf'- ..
The price OF gold at the latest teIegraphic dates from New
York, (Nov. 49, was 2I5, At which figure il appears TO remain
Arm An interesting article on ;is gold question will be found
u is for the benefit Of the mercantile community to maintain
ructuations, even though that price b. the present high rate Of
premium.
Owing TO the stormy weather during the past week little has
been doae in business circles and ansng shipping. The clipper
ship DreafAOught has, we hear, taken on 'Oari about 800
bbIs % oil, which Is As much rs the pilots think safe for her to
take before passing the bar. She has room for about 1900 bbis
more, which . here aud .esdy to be put on board.
The bark UAsIsr sailed on Thursday for san Francisco
shh a cargo OF between 500 and COO tons, which, though not
Thing her up, Is one Of the largest esrgoes ever shipped to San
Francisco from this pot. She has u capacity for oOO tons or
more. -raA.
An aactiou gale d new American furniture on Wednesday
'aat- oil 20 riaza cnn-iznn"r'=. -~aifsat ~rv fsT-a 9r-ez
Brewer ID Co, adversises u close out their stock " goods on
hand at los mites. II not disposed Of soou, they will be sold
at auction. ,E
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POST-0FFlCE NOTICE.
RECEIVE ED

NEW ADVICE HAS BEEN RECEIVED
~ his day ~ this Office from the Postmaster Of san Fran
cisco. that he has been instructed by the Post-ofce Department
al Warrington that the new L. ; Postage Law Of July 22d,
1864. relating 20 letters from foreign countries, was not intend
ed 10 change the postage rates on letters between the United
S--sS and the Hawaiian Islands.
Therefore the rates heDceior;h TO be charged at this Oafce
will lie as follows.
L ILL. ~.
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p We are indebted to Messrs. McRuer & Mer-
ril, c. W. Brooks & Co, and Mr.. n. L. Ingolls, for
late favors in the newspaper line.
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HGII0g fUr eTcrT AIlLIllaI I'M ollce U !TfCtl0ulI MN utl--
three cents L. :. Postage and 1--WE cents Hawaiian Postage.
The ship postage Of two cents is added only once on each
letter mailed, ard If prepaid must lie paid in I. > Postage
stamps.
p. KALAKAUA. Postmaster General
Honolulu. December 81. 1864. 44s-1n
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STEAMER RATEs-Parties intending visiting East
en- States from these islands will no doubt feel inter
ested in the following concerning rates of passage.
BRINGING Down THE RATEs-The steamship op-.
position to New York is having the effect OF bringing
down rates of fare to the lowest possible 6gure-so
low, in fact, that it is doubtful if either company can
make a living profit Oh the business. The .4merica,
Of the Nicaragua line. will carry passengers, on
cabin S125, first cabin and $160, first cabin
after saloon. The Golden .7ge. of the Panama line,
will carry at S48, $40. S135, and S212. Nearly
all the passages thus far engaged are in the steeTage
or second cabin. ~
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TLe Steel PEN Controversy.
srYkEyE couRr.
Before Hon. q. 6. Barnard,

Before Hon. q. G. Barnard.
AuousI 1.-Hash,ngton Medallion Pen Company VI.
Geo'gs Ha~r'on oad George Brdiford-rhe defendants
are the manufacturers OF The Harrison 4 Bradford
Washi 81 Medallion Pen and the pleniins some tim.
sce cOsibed sn * pee injunction RESTRAINING the 10
ientanis from manufacturing eaid pen.
The plaintiffs claimed that the Washington Medal
hon was invented by Albert Granger aud that they
under license Of sad Grainger, used that trade
mark. On the ether hand the defendants G. tned that
the term Washington Medallion not new that IL had
been used by the American steel pen Manufacturing
Company before II had been used by The III ,,utin and
that II was q term Ia connvn use. which could not be
converted INTO trade mark that the panis ceased 10
msnufs eture pens 10 Decenber 1850, had slnco
manufactured any that IN March, 1861 the defendants
bought Of plaintiffs all the machinery and tools used by
them 10 manufacturing pens, and that snce that time
and until January, 1884, tho defendants had maDafac-
tured the pens for Albert Grapger suppcspg him ~ be
the patsutee: that about January 1904 they .learuod
the Granger had no patent for the pen that
md ocovery they had tie pom market
a. Harrison 4 Hracfordis Washington Msdsion Pen.r
fhs defendants moved q Dissolve tie njOuctl8n, ard
the motion ~ss srgned ~ great length be irdre 81
a. Rsrnard vhc a. hsc the under ideratcn,
$40 ita uutriug decided 10 iavw o. tho eei8udauts
ditfa' ny ~ fi9nctio1, GqlbraitB wnesnd for ce.
EsnGsntel Ab1Si y sllcr Tor plsDuA
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NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA
Mr. George H. IIar.'s Despatch.

Mr.. George II. Hare's Despatch.
BEAUFORT, N. C., July p, 1894
With the exception OF occasional nocturnal visit OF
stray guerilla parties to the pickle, posts there is nothing
transpring 10 vary the every day monotony. Madame
Runor however 10 busy her VOCATION aud reports or
rebel plots and counter plots the active result
REGULATIONS
understood that certain regulations affecting trade
are about 70 emanats from the Treasury Department
whose direct tendency viii be restrict hitherto iipera
privileges, and greatly limit the Of business IN
merchandise OF all kinds 10 the district II ~ believed
that The design Of this new policy 10 correct alleged
abuses, add 10 prevent supplies fading their way into
the opemy's hnes
LIEuTrsASf ooLoSRL POOR,
Second North Carolina has been appointed Provost Mar
shsl OF the sub.dslrct OF Beaufort Hrs appointment,
receives the hearty approval OF residents In this VI
cinsy both civilians and military. He has Initiated
system By which the Negroes who abound an
noyns extent are compelled to labor FOR their sup.
port, thus relieving the government OF the ncubus
There be mistaken policy than that which
encourages IN sioth andtransiorms OK aborers In
their original and apparently natural condon) into
of paupers.
Arrangements are low 10 progress 70 brd log huts for
approach Of winter, whom the tents IN which they
temporarily qusriered would cease TO afior comfort
Lieutenant Reed Of the First North Carolina has the 81
pcrvsion Of the construction and seems TO labor azeGl
ously.
PERSONAL.
Lieutenant Connolly, One Hundred and Fifty.eIghth
New YORK regiment u Al present acting Assistant Ad.
jutaut General Of the sub district Lieutenant Ilsey of
the same reg ment, the former incumbent, being absent
CA leave.
MlRINK INTELLIGENCE.
There bot few vessels riying between this port
ana Iee Norm ard II except the Pere Vi ume's
there regular steamers must uot uegecI Ia .his
connection, to acknowledge courtesies, a. the wsy
prup ransn tai Of fespaGhcs. often Afforded by
Nj. Anderson, agent for the Petre.
HLDCthpR
There hls nothing n interest rnnsrired IN the vicinity
and of Wilmington. The bockaders make their req ar
Gps 20 tbs port Tor supplies Of COAL 10. Merocdts Cap
tatl Arnold, and the Quaker CITY Cat tain Makaw let
few days since 70 their stations tbs tl0cklde
TIE blockade runners waiting for ,he
" the moon, whose influence unptopious their SIC.
Cess.
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CiFARRp
- SsssS
bark Sszse Black ssrsaaosn Trowbians son Ss''
Back Lockhars (Br) Lockhart, Gov Bay-D Do.
grls Giovanni ut.D; Luigi. Bris,ol--r Manars Co
Big Eden tDan), Schmidt Northumberland, Mencis
Bre Die zwe Bidder 1Au,). KropIch. oueeps.ownHom.
Brig Holden (Nor) Tonnesssu, Havre-Holmboe Bal.
Rrig 3 A Reed, o'Donnen. San Juan Nic--F Morris
Brig Janet kidson (Br). Burgess, Kingston, Ja-D De
mrs Erik {Brl, Kohl, Havsna-P p Phnlips
sesr Geo washington. Peck, Stamford "'''s" : ''A
Cleaner Novelty, shaw. Philsdelphia
s.ssn ship psnis Webster ~ 'rsnspcr',. Sherman
stea@shlp, gsy bose, % ,ranspOr. Parrish. Pom,
steamship po'omse shers.od Portland, with mdss and
sss srswr,eht 6anisn. Liverpool Jun. H. Win pds.
ssd IL rs % .S K p rs.0s CO. %
snip Jssn'clsrs sSf Bse!@orel L.onrn.a LysrpcSI
lat ~ 80 spoke Bsno brig wspdcrer - days from Ant
81 s sSs, e Ssw bedford .S lon 20 rs,
sT' Bank. Asos Bay SAY q days With WOOL
ssIshsai; sre% xsys, ,rsu'qoe, |" days. with md's,
JOY.
gsrk VIVA Horse Br), Benton. ss'snsss IN ballad 70
Bris Bogois Lindsey Aspinwsn II days with rubber to
Brig Edwin, snsrmsn A~oyo u days. with molsases 70
Bra Hattie Wheeler, Yarr csrdena. II days. With sugar,
10 master
Brig Aisysa Rced. oardsnss II days With molasses 70
Bris Kennedy ,of waldoboro,. BoG.cs, Gov Bay "
day, with coai, 20 Metcslf Duncan.
Br'y aoden Lead, rsyson Cow Bay Is days with COAL To
Mettsf A Duncan.
BRIG Nn,ha Jane. corbs Hsboro 10 days, with plas-
tsr IN I Nevius 4 Son.
Brig Alamo, steele. EiIabrthport for Boston,
schr Daniel Mcphee ff Harvch) Wlcx son Port Maria,
ia days. With oswood. 20 Leavcra July 90 LAT "a TO-
lon - a. picked up bale OF cotton, marke i
sohr Anna Sophia Rise, Martins vie ~ Thomas, u
Victory tBr, Finder Nassau. daya with fruia 70
sehr eprOsa OBJ, Roberta Wsu,hers days with fruit
" y Douglas.
sehr Eyelin. tBr) whi,e.des $, Salvador dsys with
fruit 10 = Douglas. -
achr ocean Bird lBrl. Morrison, Londonderry, NJ,
DAYS, with iron, 10 I Nevius son. -
Bchr Andrew Coffin, wass 81 Andrews HB is days. With
piur, ~ ffnyoke 4 Murray
schr johnson, BAKER, Holmes Bay u days with
L Snow.
schr sountsln Home BRAGG, Charleston Rsr, 10 dsys
yuy 20 lat - ~ lon 70 80. spoke bark Aid from Cohs fos
New York.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~ ~ lei.

DEtiRRgArS-JoSEs.--t Monday, August by the Rev.
John owing, GEORGE Il. DgKREA to ELIZA A.. daugh.
ter Of Anthony W. Jones' al ~ this city. No cards.
MERRuI-FLiNr.-ht Durham Greene county, N Y,
Monday, July IS by the Rev. Mr.. Wright ~ B. MER-
BILL TO MARY daughter Of Sir Cyrus Flint all OF this
city
rHonss-EaRriEs. the Congregational church,
Worthwhile, Suffolk county, ~ y Thursday. July 81
by the Rev. Thomas Harres assisted by the Rev Thos
j. Evaos. Joss r. THOMAS, or Brooklyn to LIZZIE Duh
TEE, daughter OF the first named clergy man.
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81; ! si s..si F!%: go - .,.
ssSr Rhode i:i. sdse Sa1s,: o1 Sirsnis,
s sssr Ts4:s .sa:,:o, y:.pxS; ,r,.
s e.. w .; s!j S s Ss~
scsr nana Z Hsn. NORMAN, Portland
sss sr Srs'f ss sss as, Ssr EeI fs..
s sssr s aurS s nS,Srs S.t SsosAnd
schr Il BALDWIN, Notion Rocllsnd.
ses s KAREN ss,Ds h ksss Gloucester.
schr Julia Elizabe.h. Merrill. Boston.
s ssr LADY Of The osesn, css%6erIaia. Boston,
schr YIN salisbury, Robbins Boston
ss sS, 44SssDas RoOqsS1a ssw Bedford
sshr Dsdsm Benj.min. New Bsccord
r a sIassl ea:is sss ssSSsFf
sehr Henry GIBBS. Snow. New Bedford.
sss sn,. H NJ .st Snow Orleans
s sshr Aps,oa. Chase Wsseha@ for EliuAbe.hparA
sc6r 9 i.e,erina %: JSsss ' Taan.on a''''''
scar z Morse 3&rdner. Taunton.
ss R ss. p.y yan Sshou
schr Rainbo~. Fletcher, Fall River
asy'I FOR
schr Emeln. Haisht: Baker. Providence.
s sT s;sssd: R sas PTsssss
schr 9 scranton siaRleoD, Providence
sehr Geo Washington Pendleton, Providence.
Schr X Terry, Overton Providence.
Schr Fannie Hammer. Blivvard Providence.
Sehr Chas Cooper. Snow, Providence for Rondout
Schr Floyd Racket Prov idence for PHILADELPHIA
sohr yigilaut, Albr2 Providence for Elizabcthport
schr Empire, Crosby, Providence for Albany
schr Nsth Holmes Providence for Ropdou.
Schr Harriet Lewis Taylor, Providence for Rondouh
Schr Lady Adams Edwards Bristol
tSchr II Daily. Saunders, Now London.
Sour Pierce. DoOiittie. New Haven.
Schr Albion Burtis. Stonington.
Schr DerniL Titus. Stonngton.
Schr Chief, n crton, Stoniulton for Port Even.
Schr Frances, Lord, Stamford
Schr Hand Brooks Bridgeport
Schr Canova. Fulle rton, Bridgeport
Schr Henry Semson, smith, Bridgeport.
scnr r Payntcr Pavnter. Derby
Schr Abby Weld, Hutchinqs, Norwich.
Schr Jane Maria, Bushnell. Norwich.
Schr Falcon Hale, Norwich.
Schr James Barber, Renwick. Hartford.
Schr Ann, Crabtree Rondout for Bo ton.
Soop swallow. Parker, Beaufort NC. 6 DAYS.
Steamer CITY of Hudson ~ transport) Martin, Fortres
Monroe to u Quartermasier
Steamer Concord. norman. philadelphia
Steamer Aida, Linney. Philadelphia.
Steamer 3 v slker. Sherman. Philadelphia
Steamer Sarah Jones, philadelphia.
SAILED
July SlSteamers Blackstone, New jersey Thames; shin
ID II Watien, Erie: barks Hermann Malfe, Ella Ade,
New fork, st Bernhard brgs Conquerll Elliott; sehr
Matilda Herschel, Adrian. Caroline Corpela, Bergen.
Endicots, Smith, Buena VISTA Corbuo, and James
Lawrence.
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