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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-09-14
TO OUR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
PRoGREs OrTIci, RALaIea, N. G. |
90 1oRl

We make earnest appeal to friends throughout
the Stale to themselves to extend the circulation Of
the PROGRESS Hereafter heretofore it shall BE- The
fearless exponent of Conservative principles and the 3D.
vocate of Conservative measures and will hold Civil
Liberty and the rights of the citizen above everything
measures whether originated by the State or Coueder
ate governments, that may be necessary to vigorous
prosecution Of the war; but we shall at the time i'm
horities and the Confederate States government acting
through its legitimate agents, make constant earnest,
jealous efforts to close The wsr BY negotiation upo.
terms honorable aud satisfactory to all the people Of all
the States We the friends Of the Confederate
and of FREQ government, and as such shall in sst .
strict construction of the Constitution searching In.
vestigation into the official conduct of rulers the
dependence If the Judiciary freedom of the Press and OF
speech and the purity and perfect freedom of the ballot
box without which, all our suerings and Sacrifices Of
blood and treasure, will nothing the neck
will Lave to bow to receive the yoke at last We shall
insist the Military power being kept in subordnaton
to the CIVIL AurHuRIrY and that the struggle be
tuued With the enemy Of the North Tor the per-
petuaton of free government for the people Of these
States and not for the establishment Of q consolidated
despotism.
Because have refused to bend the knee to the bshss
of power and b,ndly approve and applaud all the olci.
scls of State and Confederate auhortes systematic o.
fort has heen made to strike US down and silence BY
the Withholding of that patronage to which every paper OF
respectable circulation has been by consent
entitled, and winch administration State national.
has ever before wthhed but relying upon the intsll
gence and hberaty of the people and the final triumph
of right truth and justice, remain undsusJed and de-
ant and will continue to stand up and contend for The
sovereignty of the States Civil Liberty and the rights Of
the citizen be the cDnsequencss+o US what they may
The bulk Of the patronage of the 'ysrnmons State and
given to the parzan presses regardless Of
location or circulation; while Of the most widely
circulated and influential journals Of the country
eiy ignored We mention these things partly for the pu
pose Of calling attention to systematic favorsm abu':n
power and patronage passing into the hands Of small
privileged class and partly of appeal to our ie1ds
I
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Nartb:Gurulina 5tauhara
NEVER GIVE UPl

Never give up! it is wiser and better
Always to hope, than once to despair;
Fling off the load of Doubts cankering setter,
And break the dark spell Of tyrannical care:
Never give up! or the burden may sink YOU
Providence kindly has mingled the cup,
And in all trials or troubles, bethink you,
The watchxord Of life must be, Never give up!
Never give up. there are chances and changes
Helping tbs hopeful hundred to one,
And through the chaos High Wisdom arrangss
Ever success,-if you'll only hope og:
Never give up! for the wisest is boldest,
Knowing that Providence mingles the cup
And of an maxims the best as the Oldest
Is the true watchHord Of Never give up!
Never give upl- Though the grape-shot may rattle,
O. the full thunder cloud over you burst.
Stand like rock the storm or the battle
Little shall harm you, though doing their worst:
Never give upl-.f adversely presses
Providence wisely has mingled the cup,
And the best counsel, IN all your distrssses,
Is4he stout watchword of Never give up!
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ance9 Is it not terrible to make ourselves
parties to all this ruin, bloodshed and sor-
rowa ;,
Let Us remember also that God loveth
mercy more than sacrifice, and let each OF
us, as we have opportunity, be diligent
in doing good. Let us learn to take up
our cross and cruelty our worldly affections
by sacrificing our ease and pleasure to the
good of others; and God will bless ana
save rs. A SOLDIER.
N. B.-Will not the secular press so
far -oblige GA Soldier" as to copy this, and
will not other religious papers give it an
insertion Rich. Christian Advocafe.
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CIARLEsTowN, Va, Aug. 23d, 1854


Editor Of the Wilmington Journal!
GENTLEMEN For the information of fhs friends
and relatives Of tho killed and wounded, you will
please publish the following list of casualties in
the 30th Regiment n. O. T., while deployed As
skirmishers near this place on Sunday the 2lst
inst, and oblige,
Very truly yours
d. G. ALLEN.
Company A-Killed, Private John Pennington.
B-Killed, Private Amos Williams
C-Wounded, Private Jos. Mcdowell, in both
feet.
.D-Kied, Corpl Jas Forsyth and Private Elijah
Wilkins.
E-Killed, sergt G B Newkirk. Wounded, J
Blank, in right arm severe j W Cavsnough, in
leg. seversi D W Turner in head, dangerously.
F-Wounded, W G Walston, in knee, danger
ously Lam Warren, in hand.
G-Wounded, Ssrg't ] Fuller, in leg; Privates
J II Frasier, in head D Y Hunt, in shoulder;
W H Bently, both thighs. D. @. A.
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wsged for the purpose Of freeing tho ne,ro H.
Will arouse another section of the conp,.' Which
arms, and declaring that "Lincoln havnyy 20 The
shouidered for cold blooded murder Nv. Unees n,
oftce where "these papers were fo,,,d In The
The correspondence of j. Harde,tv ~
you to have that hundred thousand NOV "1o .anta
We 90 not know how soon We NAV NJ ready, a
WAS In the otfce where this Ritual was foa.s mem"
Tho correspondence Of j. j. Binpam 's ms
you "f you think the South has resource. "ao ask,
TO keep the Union forces at bay" and .,s enough
you must have sources Of information ~y: That
mas n4s was ID the Office where "hese paS., H.
Th: correspondence Of John g. Davis, iD,,,-.
you tnat certain New York journal lis v"nas
luny eAeIc'sea aooat secret antiwar movemss et'
ana tremoie In their boots in view of the t.ssn
reaction which is sure to await Them w.. G''los
Office where "theso papers" were found a. IN the
| The correspondents of W. s W,,l.
"keeps out of the way because thew A.. trn; Who
arrest him for officiating in secret socet;o. to
sing the oath Of the K G. C's, prior tn .t eaelo.
the 0. A. f., was in the Office where {. sas' OF
pers" were found. 'ue'e pa.
Tho petition Of q. 1. vallandigham, D, W w.
hess and Benjamin Wood, in favor Of tvo p' 'oo
lies and United South, were in tia off,. .'0pue
"these papers" were found. "asrs
The correspondence of Campbell, who ,,v, u,
democracy were once not afraid to Let tha:s 'a'
poses out to Daylight" but that snow # tin !. pun
ed best to work in secret and asking your con,.e.
were in the Office where "thess papers s.,
| found. "ef
The correspondence Of E. Etheridge Clerk Of II
House of Representatives giving official motto. s ~
your credentials as member of the Thirty. Eish,
Congress have been received and filed in the nren.
once, and for you ITO come on" was in the oa;s
where "these paper" were found. '''>
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June Is, 1884

fIyRINITY COLLEGE.--THE NEXT SEs.
Il sion will commence on the 7th of September ne1t
Tuition from - 10 49, per month aduancs Board $ov
per mouth payable monthly in advance. about - p.
month"; if paid in pEovsns at peace prices. There ~
small extra charges Tor washing aud room rent
Students requested To- hrng s the Tex Books sh'
may be able TO procure. ". T. GANHAWAY,
President.
August l, 1854. G-vIV''
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Tribute to North.caroiina soldiers,

Tribute to North- Carolina Soldiers.
The Conservative has been permitted to, make
tie following extract from letter of Gen. Lee to
Gov. Vance, compimenting the North. Carolins
Troops for the glorious victory achieved at Rsams'
Station This tribute from the. great Hero of this
revolution is the highest honor that could be paid
to North. Oarloiua Let every soldier treasure it
up as msmento Of inestimable value:
HRADo'Rs Army OF NoRrAERN VIRGINIA.
18th August, 1864.
Ha E1cellsnsy, g. B. Tanss,
Geosrn.r IF North carolins, Rals;gA:
have been frequently called upon to mention
the service of North Carolina soldiers in this army
but their gallantry and conduct was never more
deserving Of admiration than in the engagement at
Ream's Station on the 25th inst.
the last under the temporary command of Gen.
trees under heavy fire Of musketry and artillery
and carried the enemy's works with steady cour.
ago that elected the warm cotnmendation of their
corps and division commander and the admiration
Of the army.
On the Same occasion the brigade of Gen. Bar,
ringer bore conspicuous part in the operations OF
the cavalry, which were no less distinguished for
boldness and efficiency than those of the infantry.
If the men who remain in North Carolina share
the spirit of those they have sent to the field, az
1 doubt not they do, her defence may be securely
Entrusted to their hands.
am, with great respect. your obed't serv't,
R. e. LEE, General.
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Vice stings us even in our pleasures, but virtue
consoles US even in our pains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
ROOKI.YN ITEmg.

FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL lad named
Samuel Close aged about - years BIO, h!n-cif while yf
I "A cunning eEcnrs4Og 40 Coury lsnnd go SatGfGar. II
appears no had just landed tom q small boat and lean
ing on the mulze II his gun rtrlcE bis foot agcina, h,
Lhmmei. whom the charge exploded The h,.lt cutcrea
tie chin ald came oLt e tie top 81 toe lead. IIe
body wns conveyed 10 tho FARMHOUSE Of Ir. i IGld
ing in the town Of Grayoand where decc cd bad heen
employed. Coroner Norris held ~ inquest ON o. BODY
aud verdict OF accidental death b. shooting was re-
dcrei by The Jury.
RoBBERIEs.-Thc house Of Mr.. j. 5. Mackay
No. 20 Ade.plst, Wns ieOniously entered thruu y
ore OF ire rear Windows On the nOung Of the fh mat
and robbed .; a gold hunting watch. - Ia bil e. ia
gold. and $3.50 Ia SILVER. IN all valued ~ sl3J 80.
Ga Saturday evening lnst, the monev-draWer Of fhs
buichef.snnp al Edward McNauus 80. 10 Fulton-nys
robbed Of go ia bd. The proprietor and oilo, O.,
were busiy engaged AZ the time attending 70 custom
ors.
TIE PUBLIC ScHoOLs.-The annual August
yacatOI. o the brooklyn Public schools layiug ended
they vii b. re opened today The school houses have
meantime. been repaired ard re.lainted ana h. scyern
instances allegations h4'e been made. with tho view
I aHOrdiug better accommodation FOR tho pupils.
USPEOvoKTD ATTACK.-Richard Gillespie
RssslGneF gineer IN the navy wa. attacked On Sat
grd IS 1T The foot of Hudson aseAuc ~ Michael Kane
who knocked hin down Win an ren bar aud beat NJ ~
IN an m'uman manner: No p-oyocaton appears {,
have been given The Injured NAN was trEin 10 le
City Hospital, whero be- lies IL n cfiirl condition
Kano arrested By O.ncer Cersou OF the "A Pro.
cnct Police. aud locked up
BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY. Tho total
number Of deaths List week ISL OF which % were
men, IL WOmeh n boys and ~ girls The pri.cifa
diseases cholera iniantum a. marasmus 10 con
sum ptiOn H. cholera nOrbus 4. group D. dys.ntery =
diptheria Z diarrhea tyl hold fever scarlet fever >
lockjaw. t;c !. Under one yeer OF age 90 Natives oil
the Lnitsd states 49, ireland C Eng.aad 10 Germany
:. Scotland !. unkGowul.
The VICTORY AT ATLANTA-A salute of one
hundred guns. In honor Of General Shrr victory Al
Atlanta will he fred this evening BY Lieutenant CoSn
Booth. Of the SD Regiment. Fifty guns viii be fired
from Fort Greene and fifty fvm tue dock at the Futon
ferry.
The DRAFT.-ltis understood, semi.ofIciallv.
that the draft IN Brooklyn viii be postponed until the
latter pau OF the month. IA order ~ give time Ia U tho
proper credits Tor soamoa enlisted previous ~ Februa
~. 1861
DETECTION OP : BURGLAR.-About 3 O'Clock
Sunday morning the house of Mr. J. H. Small No e7d
Dean. IT. fciOuSous.y catered. Air. - hearing A
pO.se went down sn!Is. pistol IN md and detected
the burglar who was trying 10 unbol tho halloor Ho
called upon him 10 surrender and. refusing fred but
missed film. The thief then concluded 10 hrlyer Inn.
selfu. Officer LcCoun OF he h!tieh precinct police
coming 0onS. toos hun iuso custody. Property
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IL me fdifnT ~ me ". ! ft'fhH's
SIR: With many thanks for the SYN nathy for The
cause Of ny country 50 kindly manifested by ne
Ir.ss # the. United States, haze 70 request the
favor that Won viii staio from me hat president
in rez las not arrived IL this country; thar ne has
not left Mexico that he has 40 intention of leaving
tho Republic, md tia, there is nor, has not been,
nor is there likely to be, any necessity for snuh
preceding
4 daughter II President Ju1rez is married 10 n
gentleman Of Ncw-O leans, and has Arrived IN That
CITY with her husband, and is accompanied by her
mother and younger sisters, In Pursuance OF q lonS
entertained purpose.
This is doubt,s the origin OF the report 50 incoT.
recflv circulated tAat President Jlaroz had arrived
In this country.
IL will be seen, on thu contrary, that nc u now
only the more fee TO act VITA yigof, oelcrhy aud
determination.
Republican institutions aro not yet destined 70
be oyeTlhrowu either in Mexico or IN the United
States. Respectfully your obedicht seryahi,
". RoGEIo.
Breroo,i Honse, New.York, Sept. 3, 1854.
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Accidon, on tie Baltimore Hriirond.

al DlsqdiCn 10 nc l'' f'NN
EALrMoRv, Sept ,.
~ an carly honf this morning, 40 accdcnt occur
rcd at PcrymauHlle, on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Batimcrr Railroad. by which eight ar ten
persons were more or les injured. The mail and
MESSENGER train, composed OF eleven GERS, from PHI
iadelphia due at i'resldont-srot depot At 3:iJ IN
the morning WIS about passing The Station, when
The switch % that point by some means became
opened, causing the Gro rear cars e. run OH the
track. three Of them Oycrturnins and being broken
bally.
The two last cars, the 'lecpins Ones fortunately
were no, overturned. There wero about 20 pas
scnccrs in too entire train. Among those injured
were David W SweiEhcrs, Co. \, llih veteran
Reserve Corps. Hcrry J. iish,r, C,h Connecticut
Volunteers; Henry 4. Vat Is, lJ2d \. \. r'gi-
men,; Harry +. Clatman, .d Ass'ttant fntlnecr'
L. :. Navy. lat. oi steamer Tlllap0osa. and wilson
Moit. ctiion, residing on Atintc-sirect, BROOK
lyn. These wcrc brought 70 this city m On" TRAM
which reached here ~ $50 O'Clock. The soldier
were couy,vcl in AZ mbilance % Wcs's Build
incs Hospital, chatham 70 the Lombard street III.
Urinary nud Mr. Mott 20 the residence Of iGend
III this ely.
4 passenger states thnt in addition 10 the above
named there were three other soldiers injured, one
OF them having both arms broaeD, another bad one
arm broken u trce places. While ne thild trc,scu
serious cut on the fpht side of his neck. ana Ms
car was partially cut OF. Aady, name not learned
had a leg fractured. and another had her hand
snrairf 3. Another passenger had her c0.lar-bonc
broken and arm dislocatcd. Two surgeons one %.
thr Army ara tie other Of tho Navy, were forin-
ra'cly on 'hc train and gave their services 10 the
injured passengers.
The accideu, Wa one II kind which Is unavoii-
able ne IL - evident iht tlc switch was locked and
the Lrst part OF the train passed over II SAFELY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

al for m. low grade. Of wet-m Er.rsi ell o6sll 40
sanss. a. sna*i6rr & rous fs,,a,. Canadian fon e
nl uni ,r -a'.' u 40 hbs a 10 :! ~ ~ ~
To- Sothern y dan ard Zoe lowrr salrs % so b5s.
SlI3 o5l2 % fog ~ aed T. eooi sop tiue Cos'.y ~
Tyo flour ]. dull and heavy a $sd ~ Com Mea Ii Ia
dad Hank and ST. Georges Msrkere hrn aud pdee,
end upwards Sales at s27 5ods-3 for No. Msss. AMI
sI0 2Sa IL for No d. Smoked Herrnss quiet Of
Sc for scaled and 4ratie. for No l..
GR,IN-Ihc VINO 1nrke 10 v"rv quiet and nn'ett i;
ow NJ q the aree re ne N gu end exchange fuyos Nd
elrrs ere vie apsrt IN tner views AMI IL tie 20. en- 81
s'. prc ere nominal. ~ ey -d - ICY s'at 'is
,rr. EDDY ba m rkt i,ou ~ or stiir aud -
Ws..rt. Rye isou.'tn sle'0l@ Corn II &c ore ca
sdis cav at .r sido gies the close sG!es Of 'Se
| blsi els a. = 6l6l % iOf MIA ii " 2 ter. .
HLNI- " nil. is ,r, nj 2a02lc other kinds are que,
At rrsvon. prices 40 s,o on hand ssno.s, 10 i loc
drrsrd I7o ,ianiin. s.21l dbl Jae ~ d. ia'~h'
IAY-Iho .nppy /. large and he market Is dali. sllos Of
| 20 lrl.s At ~ 2:0s ~ 40 100 y. 80.
IOPs erp In good demand aai firm =, 5)cj3c for this
years growth Tho inquiry 10 nlai ly Tor export.
| WORCESTERSHIRE demand con inue. w. r. hr sales OF
of 22j hhds Cuba Nursayaio 81 hh nd y cs
aged sc 81 h.is Cuba Muscsyado Al "a ana - hhas
| Ff,'uch ls'aris private terms
PROVisIO"s- he Pors mlrte, opened heavy and lower
onr I'd. Gaei.,. 70 nre div, W. ssr ~ ,as q
no bbs buye- eptembsr - @4;q y o. .tlrs y.
tsq So for old Prime; 4l'o a. Tor Prime Io@; Ssa
f3 81 fr fhin Mess r.ef - ely active but gc''
!
Fcnk22 fr Extra Ms. giorce beei ald Beef u ms aif
dul aud rorp' srrharcej Ga M.a's a'r rm ana a,I
.eiise SD Of pig, ~ 5iGCc for Shoulder ld ~,
H. Hams Lard q. a. active nut is oycr sales OF stu
bhs at 2ia25. .or fr to pfme cam aid Ae''l'
! Keute I'd. . , o,y,,-
PErROLEI'N f. dur snd hcsyy o. &c for Crude 84s4c
| III reGued in bond and 98 me. for DO re
R.CE-The market dIi Il former TAte' No sales Ie
! ported W.
| UGtRS-Daw su-ars dull u, former rate,. We
have only to NODE 100 hhds On private iefns e' s''
| 1u'st ,...
SEEDS-The inquiry for Clover Seed "a ish, eut prioe
arc s,oady Il g.02.i. Timothy l. 81 s5 ~ - " - d
~ nnshel Ron,h Flax Il qirt n ~ -30 10 W hnl"i
| TAaLOW-ihe market j. dall and heavy ~ J.Dy3 Tor
| Wc.t,rn and io3 ave Tor City. . - ,c.,.
| TlXPy Il 1pir, hn' firm at &C. for Engi and Strht
Pane, /. nominal ~ fiS Iiaas 'rTtly active sn
hrue'. Sh-.st 2]a = Tor q Charcoal Tl9'"' o'
| &. Coke ard > ~ for Coke Ierue. =,
WrO-Dome.tc n-"ce, srr qoe, a. present owna 70 th'
1T the Market FIR god and exchange 10 prce
ha,-.,,r fh.~a T. M eel ~ ci'rte Fore n = eripon
are shade G-nrr hri tho Market v qnrt pending the Aac
u q sale announced of ILurs'. v.
! WrsY-The tis-k..' f. di srd and cl'fcf eagieri see
Of So bb. a. 20 for state and 5Ja ~ 81 for Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
pr..eu.er. Arrived

IN ..ru,sfp Gevsania from hSnsnrg aaf Non,.arp
Tl.fn,u and fsmiv nuarn-ni ass ili'iy - moor
,e and faulty VI. C. Nrr and Mr. Pspre n,'e Ahe
...rr Mira Wu'efhnh Mis- Aoy-. y hoock snd i,nly :
R,nersxy ,ud l,y. Haryerine % l.. warner Mr. rc'c
aud family n. 'efmsnd ldy I'D scryan NJ snin" Snd
H. n A. Ws TIER Nh. Curry und aiy. VI. La,cs and ATTY
'r rn'or ,ri fnv F. Ltfand, l. sI-. back co t,on-rd
~ IN fhe scsrige.
10 sr,vsiip Sorgd~oo from IierToal-Hr. y. Steam
NJ spytnr~r 'if C. Goriinr md children n. Ny'e Isdy
ed faI Children. 81 T. -. Dosi ir. tIank IT, NJ. Avery
Dr. "oneyafrhsrt Non. Nclnvs,i Mon. Lery, M Caiks
iev ~ Nosel NJ Mol--. Ge' a. A-sl-. Don C. do N'Ir
r7. NJ He. NJ E.y md g.. dru -. " ~ on, NJ
81 ~ a. WI son C. Mch-i Hr. fiodwick, Ms HaEIe "
D. Nr-beure h. F.ederickr. Non. j. Ge.eo Mr.. Church
Nr Mr., Dare anil 60 R.v. d. Steel lnf lady Me. d.
" Jsurs W. C. Ssd-r sud lady, rss. Cuner q. ChHun.
~ M4d~ VI R-hani. NJ Allie JohH Shaw, Chai SHAW,
LeurY shaw, Nj. Mitchell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

Books AND WORKS or AiT.-One effect O.
Che difference Of exchange betwee Ibis country anC
Europe is naturally tie settlement OF claims 10 foreign
srs 10 goods rather than by direct cash payment Ih'
In the ordinary produce market h wen understood and
extensively acted upon and from tho nnouncemen!t
BY &essrs Puiiick Simpson of London IN European
DaPers Of "a consignment from on American publishing
koGse'--"the library OF gentleman re. ident in
America" and tie like. il would seem that 10 same
tactics being pasaed by the holders Of 0, operty
ssher than petroleum bresdstufs Ordinarily 4. pays
She European dealer TO send books and works Of 70
America bat this market being TO large extent clos.
20 such commerce il may be found to pay American
holders " consign 10 Europe the difference in ex
change (ece.viEg payment in gold Will more than
make amends for selling In a cheaper market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05

fehF. u. A. Bsarse, Bnrgess Ne"rsvsn'
schr C. l. Bav,,s I.yss D.lswse Cry, Boston,
SER Mary kzaoeih intrhir., EhIsoethpon s's BssssA
&c T. . on terro q. Prosi irnc..
scn Alihs Jones New. haven.
Sehr j. T. Nslse-, Allsn STANFORD.
tcaf. Ch1hno ibach.s. Fiction, y. =, 10 daya
Sesi. An "a. Elwel, Bosom poster.
sem. h".rh lappnci Kelley NJ r5l-hesd. hsb.
scr ArIhdilo, Chase sew. bedford, wlLA amo1 an
casis 20 Ferguson 4 Wood
sehf. Henry J. Gibbs SNOW New Bedford casks, To Fer
eu.s0n i v Ood.
Schr. NJ rie'ts Hail. Rocklrnd lime
sobr. lrhry P,rkiH H * ms Eulab~hport for Boston
schr R.becca T. Lsne, Lngan 10 days with coal
c. Il. Swaine.
Pilot boat No. g., Geo stears, Chapman, .Lspdos-
where she has been for r.paiis
schT. T. ikih-th liel,n Ollss. Wsrren.
Schs Osrrg z. Aahnn. 'fuyil,rc-.
Sehr Willow Harp Wizfl, Port J.ferson
Schr. Mar ANN. Murphy. New Bedford.
Srlr. Alfred hal. ilsi. r'f laui
schr- Cab net, Eurlsy, fg,s iirDcs.
Schr Treasure Palmer. Providence.
Self NV Rrgllns. Hort, ir1yldenee.
sc,r a. &. fsya H. Jsynr. artfofd.
srhr Angen. Xix 10 lind with granite 10 Sandy Hoes>
schr ueiea 1ipm @ pin. kocAlaud lime.
Schr Avi'l. Porter Providence.
scLr Il Ii. Hartley. Ncser.on, Boston.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4


Cleared Ffsurd.y.
sleaushlp firl. Ncliu. %. Liverpool J. =. Dale.
Steamer Ciy OF Pori lrnto Mulsgn PoIi az Prince,
~ ray.
Steamer Caroline. pulkley. Beaufort Moray CO.
SesrnrT u. h-y, Phillips, Phi ad,ipha j ! y Briggs
slraui,r North Star. JONES, tspinwail y. r. Allen. .
Rak Henry rrowbtds. Duulzr, DeinrgAfn hlrowbndgei
Sons. -
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PoRT-WARDCSs' OFFICE S0. ia Wailst
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance witt
section Of the al passed. April H. 1885, entitled e AZ
Act Rsofeu-iza the Wrrteus Ohco OF The Port Of Neo
Nofk" az perons i1-resrd in. having charge o. ths
subject MISTER OF such inquiry examination or survey tnAs
the following under nnaon BY the Iofs
Mardeus and that the sid Surveys examinations viii DC
couprtei within tea day next succeeding bis nouos o.
board ssd y.s.e's:
Steamship faroo...
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NEw-lgRsEY ITEMS.

OuorA or JERSEY CITy.-The number OF
men thus iar raised 10 the credit Of Jersey city uhdr
a., last ali of The President is 2y9 leaving deficiency
Of IA.
Union Mass NrrTIyG.-ATar gemcnts are
,uekin- for Grand Un on ratification meeting ~ New
aik-io be he'd some time during the present week.
PUBLIC ScHoOLs.-The public schools OF Jer-
soy Cts r,5psl io-day after beng Thoroughly repane"
during the suDwcr vacation