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Chica9o, July 20, 1865.
The leading markets to-day were quiet, and
for the principal Grains prices were again
lower.
Wheat was unsettled and 2a3c 2 bushel
loser. Sales OF No. Spring ranged from
81 0Sbal 10 and the market closed firm at
l.061at.G9f. Winter Wheat. was dull and
sold to a limited extent ut Sl.l9aS .l9f. No.
> Spring vas very quiet at eScaf.0O.
There was good inquiry for No. Corn
at SOC, but No. Corr was quiet at 30 a51c,
and closed quiet at 56ie. Canal Corn ;foat
'.as tOlerably active, at 14ajS for No. /
The demand for Oats was less active
Sales were made Of ficm 39!a40c for Fc |
and 37!a3Ic for No. . the market c.osin g
dull at 39!a395 for No /.
Barley was quiet but steady at Csc for No.
in store.
Provisions were held with great frmness
and on Prime Mess Pork an advance of soc
+ brl was paid. Mess sold at SIS 0Oa2S.50.
and Prime Mess at 230Ja23 30. Lard vas
quite firm, with small sales al 23c.
Beef Cattle are in very large supply, with
4 very limited demand. Entered sales at the
various yards, ,l22 head, at Sj.2546 - for
best grades S5.5Oa6 90 for second class
Steers etc; : 30 for light Steers, etc. and
S3l2Ia 4 80 for lpwcst grades
New YORK. Juy %.
Flour heavy at Sc j5a5S5. Wheat quiet
a. Sl2Jal.29. Corn firm. Oats heavy at
Gle Pork strong at 5000. Whiskey firm
Of:
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E-as u and i. gain.

Our reader. may slink it strange that often urge
upon their attention. medicinal preparation. Already
have We Tor number OF weeks, urged the Importance of
a supply Of Goes Cough Basanu IN the house ready for
immediate use But our excuse is the amount of
Sickness sorrow and Death that the resuItof
sudden Coughs colds and pulmonary attacks while thu-
s,nis of our children dying from Group lung com
plants. Time and experience have proved That Goes
Cough lsm is the most speedy and reliable preparation
knowa the wpd. Like nasIc it relieves the irr
tIiion Of the throat tine that
breathing in Group and heals al CO the throat
chest and lungs. Nd should neglect To supply his
family with safe and reliable medicine ike Goes Cough
Baisn, any thn he should neglect the supply of
their daily bread il costs but forty cents and the bot: les
twice muci those of other remedy at the
cost while in mrt ii is superior to all others All
drug stores keep it for sale.
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A Card 10 The x,iffcria-

Do wish to be cured? If So swallow two mr. three
hogsheads of Buchu" Tonic BittersD rsarsauriI,a
NERVOUS Antidotes &C. &C. &c and after Won are salts
fed with the result then try one box of Old Doctor Buc
nan 8 English Specific Ps-anh be restored to health
and vgor less than thirty davis They are purely vege
Pheasant to take prompt and salutry in their effects
on the brokendown and shattered constitution Old and
young can take them with advantage Dr. Buchan's Eng
ish Specific Pills cure days the worst cases
of Nervousness, Impotency Premature Decay Seminal
Weakness Insanitary and all Urinary Sexual Ncry
Gus Affections. matter from what produced.
Price, One Dollar per box. Sent post paid by mall
ceipt of order Address, JAMES S. BUTLER,
No. 429 broadway, New York, General Agent.
r. S-A box sent to any address receipt of price-
which is One Dollar-post free A descriptive Circular
sent on application.
July % G5-Sw
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GR.xD GIFT CoScgsr.-The agent Of the Chica
90 Gift Concert Company. informs that or
rangemeuts are being made by him 10 give one OF
their entertainments in our cit7 The od.ce OF the
company IS al Nr. Nc dins' Jexe,ry Store. wher.
the prizes sill be placed exhibition. The man
agen.cnt Of the musical department Is under the
direction Of Prof. les. The business agent is
" Macarthur. The !e.diug prizes Tar This city vii
be splendid pearl inlaid, Rosewood piano, worth
500 a Grover q Baker Sewing Machine; two
elegant silver Tea services watches. jewelry. al
buns, book. rnuSiccl ius,rurueut- dc full de-
crption Of the mode OF conducting the euterFriz e
Will be found in their pre,rn,rn.e., and also in our
next Issue. The Quincy Wing speaking Of the
concert in that city SAYS
The long and auxion7ly expected Gift Concert
came off last night IN Pinkbltn Hall, ia the pres
enca OF The large audience ever gathered under
roof IN this civ. The music though excellent
Wa oniv secondary att .ci;on. everybody beius
III suspense 10 know vino held the winning cards.
The drawing was snpcrInteud.d ~ committee
chosen ty the anlr-nce. Two Misses bljudEldct
dreS out the lucky numbers, IN full view Of all
present. Everything Conducted in q highly
fair and satisfactory A list Of the prizes
by whom drawn will be pgb.ished TOMORROW
Quincy Wing, March 2
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A CARD TO lNVALIDS.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and 1.-THE whole triad of dis
orers brought by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire benefit the afflicted and unortu-
nate will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine in sealed envelope any who needs it,
Free Of Charge.
Please ncIose postpaid envelope, addressed to your
self Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN
STATION D. BIBLE House.
July -, to. New York City.
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EAGLE MILL-This popular Ottawa Mill, which
suspended Opcrat ions several weeks ago for the
purpose Of increasing its machinery and undergo
ing thorough repair, vii! resume work on Monday
with increased capacity to meet the wants of the
farming community in the way OF - custom work.
and OF supplying the public with -four. corn, rye
and cat meal, milI5tuiTs, Ac. &c. There Is no mill
in the country that has higher reputation for the
excellence OF its -four than the Eagle, or that IS
more popular among producers for the !5eiality
of ITS dealings. Itis i good deal, when you 20 to
a mill and pay for QoJi -four, to be certain that
you will get it, and this we have always found the
Case at he Eagle
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II Will be by the above th5t this Company has &
of assets IT every 81 al r-k the leading Stock Cor
the E>t have only 4 IF 'sttis for every - liza
biiititS a. shown y their PUBLISHED reports.
Tie Jrerzgc o Of Insurance in this Co. i5r the past
years his been but about third Of the charged ~
other Co.'S
Our losses thus ar have been promptly and
ly adjusted " e have never had contest loss.
The business Of the Company Tor the past ycars has
been very pr--i '..-s having been issued
than in the previous eight years.
The directors we'll known among the best business
meH vi the cutu,y-
No assessment lie made until the losses % Co
require H. ami bat year AMI by 4
cent vote u III Dire ,,slC Ilsers shall be- re3aiT
of n f'Ig o'L-tt. lt, N TEE alrue EyHtsA I.5i
IL s's ltst .f yr from tie dale policies
Ia view q: tie above facts, VIZ: That this i home
sttutuE' diet In --Irity ample; TIA I-Irsrire
les than IA other t1-. the prom I-rsy with
winch i'--. settled; tna entitled T. The
patronage OI :z community Ia prefer, .yrs Com
IEILies-
Py- issued on both the Stock and Mutual plan, with
n 81 is,Ug,s4 ic terms.
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HASUEESH CANDY!
The Great oriental Nervinc Com.
pound.

pOGh0s
A most delightful EXHILERANT CONFECTIONERY
AMI the theme of song and story among
SLAMS, Arabians and AssJrians.
True SECRET or YOUTH AND BEAUTT
1t is Remedy that ought be in every House on
OF it> hdTnaissness and potency and above ALL be-
Of ITS ercedg cieGpes Ii is the cheapest rgnedy
in the world. Colds readily Yield To- it.
The Writer the Speaker, the Student and the business
man. under The influence. seem 20 gathera new Inspiration
and new energy, readiness and heenneSs of perception
unknown before No Clergyman, Actor, Singer, Lawyer,
oT IN fact any one, should be without it,
Sacred and ProlIne History allie inform us, says the
Rev John Wesley that these the NEST beautiful,
happy healthy cheerful and races Of people that
ever existed"
H1j Gen Michel celebrated Astronomer, the
IaSeesh Candy helped him when all other remedies filled
TO relieve him and that it is elegan, Compound
The celebrated Or. MOI Of Ne,c feg the true medi
cinal virtues OF Hesheesh Candy very great much
potent fes good as il is generally in use.
1t is a sure Cure For FeFer and Ague
Sure Cure ia. Genera. Debility and Wasting away.
Sure Cure for all Nervous and Bilious Affections.
Sure Cure for Torpility of the Liver.
Sure Cure for Qunsy, Group and Hives.
Sure Cure for Colds, Coughs aud Asthma
Sure Cure for Incipient Consumption.
Sure Cure for Insanity and Mental Derangemeut.
opreseTre the Complexion and SKIN, and i'm
parts bloom, Of pfe Health Vieor 0o,e ,oho
H. Sold by Druggist everywhere Price 90 and 81 per
box. Postage ON 81 box Is cents
Imported only by the Guniah Wallah Company,
Once, SO Heekman Street, NV York
THOMPSON GIBSON, Sole aeents for OTTAWA
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SUICIDE-Mr. ADoLPH WIEDMAN, Frenchman
who has been tor some time past in the eul-
pIoy OF MeSsrs. Butler and Carey, Games ware
house, committed suicide on Friday evening last
by jumping off the Illinois river bridge. He
aighted in water not three feet deep, bat was
either killed by the fall some 30 feet-or drowned
before the body brought to shore, all efforts
at resuscitation were unavailIng. He Stems to
have been laborDg under tt of insanity, to
which W c learn he was subject.
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TnEATRs.-We see bills posted about the streets
announcing the opening of series of theatrical
performances at Washington Hall on the 9TH prox
We assured that this is first class company
composed Of professional performers, and not mere
amateurs and adventures.
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July 18th, GREEN NJ. TUTIIILL god Il years.
Nr Tuthi'l had Eeen a resident of Ottawa about four
yr and had taken but little part in public Affairs
ths, De had male many friends and much respect
81 7- a valuable citizen and a good man NJ. T was s
hat;ve of Orange county New York aud resided many
wears IN Ch"mun- county. - far Is known hc be-
hevcI to have been characterized all Us hf through by
cOnsc!nnoEnr. rectitude add lrliy % trusts: alo
prominently L. spirit Christian kindness ku--
courtesy. AMI rearnrc. For about fifteen years he has
been prpfcd chri,titn the Of h- dsrcss- he
wasa member Of the First Congregational Church this
cisy Il whose sal hath service and dep ot"nal meeting be
infant i!i- last =. kiss- was short and
lair, lis only regret scoring ke that he lip sered
long in the valley" Coz.
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Chance FOR srECULATIoN.-The stairs leading
to Skaters photograph rooms are very much worn
on account Of the immense travel over them
y, B.-The gallery is over the First.NationaI
Bank, stairs With bank vault somewhat below
IF you 20 through, YOU may strike not lie. but
Creeubagks.
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See the advertisement of Mr.. McGetrick, in ref
erence to fine bright bay horse which has either
cstrayed away been stolen. The loss of the
animal would be serious one to Mr.. McG
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Ottaba fret GRADER
LOCAL. MATTER,,'
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
On and after sunday Nov 8, 1854 Trains Pass Ottawa
GOING EAST.
OTTAWA Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF NAILS.
Western, closes li:l5 A. NJ Arrives lI:55 A, NJ
Eastern, u p u. IL P.M
Farm Ridge. closes p NJ ard arrives IL NJ Weines laws
and Saturdays
Newark closes |: 50 p NJ and arrives | p NJ TUESDAYS
AMI Saturdays.
SOmUutue, closes so A NJ Saturdays arrives 5: 90 p
Fridays.
Office Opens A. NJ Closes Z: 60 p. NJ.
july 10, 65 j. W. DOW, z. VI.
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Ia. not gone Of trade and would say the ladio
ottawa and country, ling impossible dispose of my
business this Spring, have decided to fill up with a
and choice spring stock, and will sell the 20
prices as heretofore. have large and staple Of
Grapes Laces Ribbons Flowers and Feathers ore
ago. at very low prices which will be sold at cost
wish the ladies to remember this and ca and for them
selves.
have also large lot of bonnets, both in silks
straws, suitable for country trade which will be at
great sacrifice.
Lafes from the country will find il profitable to come
and examine my stock before making purchases else
where. SARAH A TARRIE
Corner Main La Sale streets, up stairs tile old
stand OF J. NJ Tarble.
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F1yO THE NERVOUS DEBILITATED AND DESPONp-
ENF or BOTH ;1XES. A great sufferer having
been restored health days, after many OF
misery is willing Assist his suffering fellow-creures by
sending (ireey the receipt OF postpaid addressed
yeiole a COPY formula OF employed. Direct
To JOHN ". DAGNALL, Box ls3 Post Office,
J,n IL 1865 Brooklyn, NY
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SHOWS stars ani women in i better light
Not so with Dr.. u. II. Seelye's Lam Car
AHEH REMEDY which needs testing. that it:
virtues may be appreciated. As ye. has
never failed - euro, IF the directions were
reasonably followed.
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Rev. ar. NATE of the Seameu's Bethel of Chi
cage viii preach at Chcever's Hail next Sabbath,
at OK o'clock a. IN.
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ngRE4,TORS s.
Advisory Directors

Advisory Directors.
JACKSON r. SHAVER, La Lair Co, III.
THOMAS FINNE, kendall 90, H.
ELNATHAN WRIGHT, Kanlilkee Co., III.
JAMES SELDY, JaWid Co., III.
LUTHER ". LAWRENCE, Boone o.. H.
ELIAS A. THOMAS, McffenJy Co., lA
JOSEPH II. BERRY Irdy1ie Co., Mica
&C. YEYS0R, Lucds Co Ohio.
LUCIAN b. JOHNSON, Gree, Co., Hfsoonsi1.
RICHARD MANNING, Jefferson o.. Wis.
GEO. G. WEBSTER, Er,e Co., Neic York.
VINCENT h ENTON, CITY Of Ne,o York.
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n | NJ f & II \ y G L d,
D :" a L * e
MAY BE Consulted AT TBE
CEJGTyc ryOVSE cTT,yV.
NaAE RED

An st AL other tin-s the Di-pensrv for Diseases Of
the Eve and Ear, liz South CLARK st, Chicago
Juys -.
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Ed 2 z. %

ttSt Louis No Ju, 18th ~ R.y IT Nelson AZ tho resi-
dorcH - til" rides 'f.r"r VI GUEcK W i;IIsH formerly
Of this city T. Miss IL, wEs al -. Louis SoCar
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Mitchell's Eureka Restaurant
FOR SALE.

fFyHE subscriber having tempting induccnents offered
him to enter into another business desir TO sell his
well known Eureka Restaurant on Madison street
Post Office Block in Ottawa. It fss ere lfge dinling
Hail. thoroughly furnished all the fixture cooking
a large SCALE and supplies several hundred persons
daily with meals The whole Including furniture fixtures
stock of liquors hand good WELL &C. vii b old At
July 8, 'S5-lw GEO b IHrcHyLL
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FOR SALE.

The farm owned by the Subscriber situated on the bluff
three miles north east of the Court House and mile
and hall from the city limits In beauty Of location and
convience for profitable occupation hardly equaed
any farm Of like size in the county. 1t contains 40
acres. J.C. GHAMPLIN
OTTAWA April I'D 1855.
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BOOTS g. SHOES
Cf tie latest Styles and Best Quality.
Ais, on baud, lars, stock OF hi, own
Custom IsI Z de Work,

From the best Lrands of French Calf and Ki by work
that not exceiled by any other establishment IN
the country, however much they may bl9o
Mr. Leasay has uniformly taken the best premiums at
our county Fairs and boasts of his Custom Work.
Heaiso challenges comparison with all ether dealers As
?, pRJCES CaTand see DANIEL LEARY
N,r,, IcC5-
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LITHOGRAPDS.

DHOTOGRAPHS Magnifyng Glasses. websters Un-
abridged and all the Books, Paper, Blank Books &C,
kent In a Book store at Z. Y. GRIGGS
June II ,e5 Drug and Book Store.
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MATRIMONIAL.
WHISPERS: WHISPERS:

Do Won want Whiskers or Moistarhcs' Our Grecian
Compound viii force Than to .roY the suop-hes;
chin hair hald n-sd7 SIX Weeks .'ric. - 60
Sent Icy r2ss vwh"r- cczev, srli-d -e - ,r.-
A. - 'fs'ISs = 1SI = -2>s7-h
E-'-i-i.
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!. Va f!rEs. Tras't
Nh 81 TRUE, secry.
". II CUSIilIAy. Treasurer.
:. Il. WyJSTER. General ! @cu;.
MONEY TO LOAN.
gFasEED sa'AEEs
Military Claim Agency !
-. "a. r.GgsEFens,.

al she GF.-s from Private 10 Captain i prepared,
with the law business. prose- claim.
against the United Slte-. and vii sye prompt AMI
f'il attention 10 the collection Of
Al Claims Gro,9istg ont II the Present Hic2,
CONSISTING
Bick Fay due resigned cfrers
H., h pay du- d-rh r-e! SrllieTs
Paw dee Officers and sol Tiers their widows and heir.
Pensions due Brothers Sisters o deceased Soldiers
Pensions due Invalid Suit-r=-
County and !.tcl PIy due Heirs of deceased Soldiers,
Pensions due Soldiers Widows and Minor Heirs.
Pay Ors-s loot, killed Died in the L. : Service
FEES-II VIII greater fee lie charged than that
allowed 10y Law and no whatever will be required uUt
tn claimant have derived the pIicaJn
the circumstances Of The applicant Will always be taken
iEiu consideration
Let II h- remembered that Agent for perss.
tiI-r who emyoy ind all applications for
VARIED direct 10 the proper Office AZ Washington
'I.iae South -! Main street opposite Court House,
Ottawa, III June 10Th, o.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

II--aDELPAIA, Pi.
II IsEASES Of the Nero. Seminal UJIraJy and STatsi
Syesasnew and rriighIe tr,s,;ment-in reports of
the HOW RID ASSOGIAfIDN-Srut by mail ia sealed
I-tt.r envelopes Of elirge Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN
II DCGHTOS Howard Association, No South Ninth st.
Philadelphia, Pa Oct 2-ly
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

D,srp>c,i sHsD CHAsACsrgs -The New York Hotel be
gins to its old features II is crowded with late
secesson-is az AL grades. military, religious aud polt
cal The Southern press is also represented. Major
General Mansfield Iove,i Major General Mamsduke and
sprinkn- nf brigaders with several noted politicians
among the late arrivals. They only want George
Sanders. ColoradoJewet, q. C. Clay, Howell Cobb and
Jen Dayi. himself make the secesh ring complete
Colone John ". tornes there the other day, but
probably slIured TO his old haunt by the pre-
cf many distinguished secesh characters Coy
Gpin, Of Colorado, stopping at The New York,
leaves in few days ior hs old Rocky Mountain home.
Here is good chance for the Governor get up a
powerful cmgfa,ing party for his magnncen, Western
plateau.
Captain ps'tcp Saunders Russian gentleman, who IL
eugaeed IN England for his government In arranging the
plan for esnd Asatc line Of telegraph TO America,
thousand pounds in bets that he has made about
the Atlantic Telegraph His bet -four hundred pounds
10 one thousand pounds that within Two months the
eniire stopyse Of by the cable would
for AT least twenty -four hours.
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Brooklyn city News.

coSsucr ArrBoarr,. case Of accidental death
occurred to sailor board the United States ship
Vermont about week since, 10 the dry dock Of The
Brooklyn NAVY Yard which has caused little trou
BILE between the 81 Kings county and the United
States officials The of the deceased supposed 20
he Clinton Smith, and he met his death the following
singular mapber:Ho had served the full term Of his
enlistment, and was Ia the act OF leaving the ship AZ she
being hauled INTO the dock FOR repairs The hawscr
upon which there heavy strain broke, and one end
struck the deceased with such force 70 death in
SANITY His body sent by the officials of ihs Yard
for intermest to the Marine Hospital Cemetery, without
any inquest being held; and ths dry deck Is within
The jurisdiction OF Rnes county Coroner Lynch contends
thai he should have been notified 20 hold IN INQUEST and
has made the necessary requsion on the physc ana oil
the hospital 20 get possession Of the body No definite
has yet been received by the Coronsr aud he
intends 10 brin; the the notice ~ the command
sni OF The yard % day.
DsowrISo on An USKsOwN WOMAN Al rps SCUM
ssvsSrs srsDr BssKy--Aboui nine O'clock Wednesday
night old woman Isrpposed TO be- eernan) walked on
,he brids- the South Seventh street ferry while the
boat ARIZONA coming into The dock She was seen by
persons but does appear that any attempt at
rcscne made Some articles she bad with Der we're
nsned ny, ans will doubtless lead 70 her identity
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NOZZLE, Avg sA sr bark florence Peters, Hooper,
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TIM DELAWARE City; Daniel Webster Perry Ontario barber
Alice scanon Spencer do; sloop Frederic Brown Carr
Island Wghtman. do Also sid schrs Coric.a. Web
Der Etlizabehp0r Crook Light, do) Pilot, Edridge,
Dennis.
PORTLAND Aug 22-Ar schrs Lucy, Appleby, and Maria
Whitney, NYork Cid schr Convoy, Carter Norfolk
PORTSMOUTH, Aug z-Arr schis John Adams. Spoitord
NYork; TWICE. Heath. Ezabethport SID schr ocsingha
Frsbc Philadelphia.
and Sar.s Buell. s"sSs
Neptune. Billings and Eliza A Kelsey, Lindsey. Work
KOCKLAND, Aug l6-Sd schr Sarah, Thouiai- NIork;
18th bark Charles Brewer Smith, lgan tB ssnrs krier
Gregory and Massachusetts,. Remission NYorx: Angelina,
Hix do; 18TH Robert Bruce Gregory. do; 18Th, q Eron
Jameson and Eagle Thorndke do; Delaware, 'r0ekc and
Lucy Ames, Flanders do.
SAN FRANCISCO, July z5-Sld ship Looaont Nnsent
PYork.
STONlNGTON, Aug 23-Ar schrs Penns,lva Warner,
Philadelphia Providence: Native, Dehart Jersey City
for do; J Freeman, Edridge, NYork for lypa Maria
Chase, do for FalInouh Wallace, Allen, do for wey-
mouth (and all sid AN 23d).