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thereof or of the means of guilty: tag the by
r.asou of the presence the pro: unity of the enc
nv. the assessment such property may be re-
d0ced, in proportion to the damage sustained by
the owner, or the tax assessed thereon may be re-
duced in the same ratio by the district collector, on
satisfactory evidence submitted to him by the own
or or assessor.
Sec 6. That the taxes i property laid tor the
wear 1864. shall be assessed on the day OF the
nassage of this act and be due and collected on the
first Of June next, after as practicable,
allowing an extension of ninety days West the
Mississippi river. The additional taxes on incomes
or profts for the year S63, levied by this act shall
he assessed and collected forthwith and the taxes
on incomes or profits for the year 1864 shall be
sessed and collected according to the provisions of
the tax and assessment acts of 1868
Sec7. So much of the tax act of the 24th day of
Anil 1863 as eyies tax on incomes derived from
property or effects the amount value of which
tax is levied by this act and also the first section
of said act. suspended for the year 1864 and
estimated rent, hire interest property or cred
its herein taxed I'D raiorcm, shall be assessed or
taxed as incomes under the fax act of 1868.
Sec g. That the tax imposed by this act on bonds
of the Confederate States heretofore issued, shall
in no case exceed the intesest on the same, and
such bonds when held by for minors or lunatics.
shall be exempt from the tax in all cases where the
interest on the same shall not exceed one thousand
dollars.
[Adopted in February, 1864
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ERnEes Cor Soldiers.

All boxes for soldiers prisoners of from North
Carolina, delivered the following named persons
will be promptly forwarded fee Of charge:
DrD Summey, Asheve.
DR. W 4 Collect Morganton
DrJ w Allison, Statesre.
Sprague Brothers, Salisbury.
DrJ Neagle, Greensboro.
Mr. 4 Hagan. Charlotte.
Mr. Edward HPge, Salem.
Capt J y Mcdowell Raleigh.
Joseph Worth, Fayetteville.
Z. Murray & Co., Wilmington.
Mr. F. L. Bond, Tarboro
Mr.. J. y. Askew, Colerain.
Mr. F. l.. Roberts, Murfreesboro.
The Boxes should be well hoped, properly marked,
and delivered III time for my Special Messenger Nho
leaves Raleigh til first day Of every month.
EDWARD WARREN,
Nov l, 1884 Surgeon General ofN G.
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TEE KEYSTONE
A MASONIC MONTHLY MAGAZINE

On the first Of January. 1865, shall commence the
publication Of Monthly Magazine under the above
title, be devoted to the interest of the Ancient and
Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons.
believe that every good Mason will agree with me
in the opinion that such publication will be beHef
cia in tightening our less informed brethren, and in
dispensing many calm, kind word of cheerfulness to
the and homes of thousands of worthy brothers,
their widows and orphans 1t will be my earnest pur-
pose TO bring bear whatever humble ability may
possess make it reliable custodian of sound Ma
sonic Lay and Tenets, adherpg closely to the An
cient Landmarks of the Graft in all their pristine
strength and symmetrical beauty
Trembling, lest err, in clothing myself for
sponsible Office, shall engage upon the KEYSTONE
such skilled editorial talent shall keep the fights
well trimmed and brightly burning, with the sincere
hope that work goes forth each month, from the
quarries of oHr labour may pass improved nspec
ton and be acceptable e the head and the heart Of
every good Master al whose home hands it may be
received.
TERMS:
One copy six months, $500
Ten copies six months, $500
Single copies, $50
Masons, Lodges, Chapters, Councils aud Encamp-
will please send in their subscriptions
Address
WI B. SMITH, Proprietor,
November 81, 1854. Raleigh, n. c.
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FEW IMPORTANT FACTS IN REGARD TO
Ee2e "SONlE.ern Esepatic Pills.

. They are prepared from the best quality of Medi-
cines by ;he discoverer now aged Minister Of TIE
Gospel, and safe. .
,. They have been known for years aud. tested by
thousands.
3 Five hunired persons nre known to have been
cured by them.
4 They are not recommended by the proprietor for
everything but only for diseases which arise from dis
ordered liverS.
5. Directions and certificates accompany each box
and these certificates are from well known and most
respectable Individuals.
6. Corrcsl recommend them as good for Liv-
er Disease; Chills ana Fevers, Pneumonia Janndice
Drspepsi. Bilious Fevers, Bilious rheumatism
Worms, Plprisy, Bronchitis, DC.
!. Several gentleman state that the use of these
pills has been to them annual saving of from S. 90
&c $780, they the best plantation medicine ever Of
fered TO the public.
8. Some physicians of the highest standing prescribe
them to their patients, and hundreds Of boxes have
beenSOld to regular practitioners.
During the last quarter $50 boxes have been sold
North Caroline. and time ago over 3 700 boxes
Price SIS a box. For $50 dozen boxes will be sent
count 10 Druggists and country dealers. Cash fpew
cu:reccyl TO accompany orders
GEORGE W DEEMS.
Goldsboro. n C.
For sale In Charlotte by Dr. Scarf and by DR. Hutch
ison; in Lin by P. Sheriff.; in Shelby by R.
Fronebarger; in Concord by T. Reid; and by Druggists
generally.
September 26, 1904.
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On C0sas5gEsgfie
DEsSsSsA FURNACE.

SIX MILES EAST OF LINCULNTON. G.
Ny Furnace is in fall operation, and pre-
pared exchange Iron of all kinds for Bacon, Corn
Oats, &c. Iastgs of all kinds will be furnished
provisions money.
Moasses Mills Boilers. &C. cast order moderate
terms.
want to hire for the ensuing year forty fifty
negro men--two three of them must be mechanics.
Adde'S at Lineolnton, n. G.
J. ". DERR.
Spring Hill Forge, Dec. H. 1864 I'm
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wGOE CARDENG.

will be ready in few days to Card Wool. Owing
to the high price psd for cards, prefer cardng at
old prices and take Wool, Tallow, &C.. for pay wish
the lady of every family to that the cuekleburs
we'll picked out and send one pound or one pint
Of soft grease for every ten pounds of wool
j. STIREWALT
June 81, 1864 Mill Hill, Cabarrus county
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
OFFICE SoUrnERE ExrREss Coma,

VFFILL OUVTHHNN LAFhEss OUMTANlI
Charlotte, Sept. "a, 5G3.
In order to avoid misunderstanding and TO make
charges conform TO the liability assumed this
Company hereby gives notice that from and aierOco-
Der lst 1868, shippers will be required TO place their
valuation upon eachpackage before il will be received
Such valuation will be inserted in the Cnmpany's
receipt and establish the liability Of the Company for
the amount. The act of God aud the public enemy
only excepted. 7. D. GILLESPIE,
Sept 90, 1868 Agent.
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COPPERAS.

TAYLOR ASBURY prepared to furnish
by the ton otherwise, fine article of Copperas,
superior to any English offered in market. Druggists
and Apothecaries supplied with chemically pure
article. Address TAYLOR & ASBURY,
Mays, 1865 Charlotte, N. G..
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EsaEsLEY AND HOPS.

Wanted. goo bushels Barley, and a large quantity
of Hops, for which the highest cash price will be palG
N. MUNZLER
Lager Beer Brewery,
Juneo7 1864 em-pd Charlotte, n. c.
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TWO SIDES OF LIES PICTURE.

TWO SIDES OF LIFE'S PICTURE.
This lfe's scene OF grief and voc,
Where uaugh, but turbId waters now,
Beside the path oil inter pain
A sceae OF bliss and peaceful JOY;
And naught this peace can Ger destroy,
Nor Giscord lnar ls sweet refrain.
This life is but an idle dream,
As down they pass to deaths dark stream,
The vessel ccr by tempest driven.
And life is real, aud fun,
To those who fad ;ts priceless germ,
And live by faith in sight of heaven.
This life's the road that leads to pain
Is but the calm before the rain,
That shrcuds the soul in endless gloom.
A night Of storm through which we roam,
To greet our kindred, God and home,
And all is bright beyond the tomb
Greensboro Harbinger. CLAUDELLA.
GENUINE BENEvoLENcE.-"For there is no
difference between the Jew aud the Greek: for
the same Lord over all is rich unto all that call
upon him" --Rom. 10 II,
A late archbishop OF Bordeaux was remarkable
for his tolerance and enlightened bencvolence
The following anecdote is illustrative Of this trait
u n ,i io'i, said him one day. ,sors
wish me to do for her?'
GLOW old is she?'
Seventy"
as she in great distress"
"She says So"
"She must be relieved; give her twenty FIVE
francs"
"Twenty-fye francs! My lord! it is too much,
especially az she is Jewess.'
"A Jewess !''
ayes, my Lord"
20, that makes a difference Give her fifty
francs, then, and thank her for coming.
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WHEAT

The subscriber is prepared TO purchase the new
crop of Wheat at the highest market price Farmers
will find it their advantage to call at the CHAR
LOTTE STEAM MILLS before selling.
Jan'y /, 1864 IF JNO. WILKES.
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There is another lot of Cotton and Wool Cards
(ready for usel for distribution to Soldiers Families
at 5 o per pair Agents will please call for them
II. "A, DOED, A. Q. NJ, N. G.
January 9, 1885 6.
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ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE

ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE
OF Messengers
OF THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
At Charlotte Office, Daily.
,-TT,,
ARRIVES.
From Char. & S c. Railroad 90 A. NJ. and Pm
n. G. Railroad 90 " and % Z"
Z" Viii, G. K. Railroad As L. NJ
DEPARTS
For N G.. Railroad 90 A. VI. and 20 Pm
Cha-. S Railroad 90 " and 90
viii, g. 4 r. Railroad 80 "
1t is desired that all Parcels, Packages Freight 10
be forwarded by either of the above Trains be sent 10
this Office ONE Hour previous to its departure
T. ID. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Charlotte, Sept. 7, 1868. If
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NOTICE..

We positively forbid all persons--whte aud black
poor and rIch-from fishing in Mill Pond. ANY
caught violating this notice will certainly be
secuted We longer bear the depredations that
have been committed on premises.
DC; "a, 1854. PARKS & WALLIS.
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DIR. J. NJ. MILLER,
Charlotte, N. c.,

Can be found at his Office next door to Hutchison's
Drug Store opposite the Democrat Office.
Jan, II, 1864.
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suuF Boiler Iron, Cotton Yarn Cotton Goods, and
beautiful and substantial Cassimeres, at wholesale.
L. S. WILLIAMS.
Oct 10, 1864 #
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CHARLOTTE HOTEL,
BY j. Es. KERR, Proprietor,

- This old established and we'll
llEhs9 known Hotel is still kept open the ac-
-. commodation of travellers. The table is
supplied with The best the market and times afford
sept IS, 1862 If j. 3. KERR.
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Farmer

important Notice to Farmers.
We now have and will keep constantly on hand, a
large stock of
Cotton Cards, Sugar,
Cotton Yarns, Pepper,
Domestics Spice,
Coffee, Tobacco,
and all kinds goods, which will exchange for all
kinds Of country produce. $500
Nov. II. 1864
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Fare, six cents per mile. Soldiers going TO and re-
turning from the army half fare. Passengers are
ouired to make proper change the Ticket Agent
cannot furnish change for every one.
AFreil4It Train leaves Cherryyille for Charlotte at
? o'clock A ~ OF Mondays, and returns same day.
For Passenger Trains Transporting Freighs, 80 per
cent 10 the tariff rates of freight viii be added
v. A. BcBEE,
Master of Transportation.
Lincolpfon, May IS, 1868.
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Wilmington, Charlotte 4 Rutherford
AD-

On and after Monday the 25h ofMay, 1868, the Pas
senger Train will on this Road western Dl'i-
sion) daily Sundays excepted, as follows:
GOING WEST;
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sna srs% a sss%s
NEW ORLEANS, Oct r.An steamships star Of the
k.sses
Lewis yIys Roek.nd. cid .!sa%shlps Northern LIGHT
ham; Policy. Norton NYorK bark Heindail NorN capps-
ISsh-Ca steamships John Rice. Ho.s:, Nyo,s; n r
sr ossn
% nm Alabama Lmeburne NYork (and sid)i bark ce-
sis,.srr banks Abbe,s Reading (Br) Maresqas Mstamo
Vera cs sp n xers s ss
Dr. S John c Nssss sR S s onS S
'sTT os.S ks % der M, from s. Thomas.
arr and James Baker; 18TH bark B Roberts and brig
NORFOLK, Oct 27-sld schrs Maggie Bell aulkey, New
sus Hsan asse Jsre san
r rSrd Bosoq osida Tsns s cs Wood
Ray ssIsmj s chr Ag,a Maa SyorE Howe
Kelley @ '%ssss; vi. as nssis
as s.n Fosan y rs
Eidridge Kingston 9 7 Iaymona Higgins, Boston; q .
hss a landlord ess KE ss
saasss
Chester Boston sSrass
ssh s snsm esa e Gss ag Boston, s
River Kirkland BESSIE Fail River; simmons, Gan
dy, Providence; Mercer Somers, Providence Clara,
Co,rson, Brainree Z Dernger, BackInan Tysbury
Boston; Belle Bernard Cook, NorIeans Emira Norton,
Providence: schrs w r Garrison. Smith, Lizzie Maui.
Franbes Allen, Allen, and Mershon, Alien Boston;
Aldridge, Fisher, salem; Fanny Kea,ng Daniels,
Quincy Point; A Rogers, Frambes and M ID Cranmer,
Crsnmer, Boston; Joseph Albert, Cowgirl pausboro:
as. Ey.
Mercer soners Fall River; Haley MeElwee CHELSEA
Patterson, Whitaker, Hyannis; II Wainwright. Nor
rs couaersal Point, Maria Foss Foss and Nary vsrow
Mary Ireland Ireland Providence w Perry Rislry,
Dighton Montana Brown Boston, Oneida Davis, Bostons
Elouse Nutter Provdence Golden Kelly, New Bed
ford; smith, Strout Boson Jesse Leach Grace, do;
Sanders Mott Providence; Elizabeth English Potter,
Providence.
29th--Arr brig Emma Titcofnb, Orchilia.
PORTLAND. Oct 27-Arr steamer Franconia Sherwood.
Work bark Mary Fox, Ross Philadelphia; schr Del
mont, Orr, Baltimore
PORTSMOUTH, Oct 26-Arr schr W Parks, Merriam,
Philadelphia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 25-Arr ship Ne Plus Ultra Mar
tin. NYork.
SAVANNAH Oct Acid brig Monticello, Moon, Daren;
schrs ulia Crawford Buckley Nyork Albert tBr Rior
dan, Nassau, Mp: May, Kelly Boston. Sid 10Th, schr
Sherman, Willis, Mayaguez, PR.
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IERALn, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1866.



MEETING OF DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
The Association Of German Cigar and Tobacco Msnufac
ture and Dealers which recently formed for the pur
pose Of securing reform OF the revenue far -
tai cigars manufactured tobacco concerned held
another meeting at the Steuben House yesterday AFTER
noon, 70 take further measures In the matter Mr.
Nosres. chairman Of the Executive Committee. sab
mitted report, which appears that it has been
discovered Of late that bogus stamps have been isoed
and used for stamping cigars and that have
been taken 10 stop the use of them. Secretary McCu,
Ioch was informed of this fact has boon requested
take immediate measures 10 prevent these frauds IL
further appears that in conjunction with the National
Tobacconists Association have been taken TO
hold another national convention OF the cigar manu-
facturers and tobacconlsts, which 40 10 be held
at the Cooper institute on the 22d of November
Tho Cooper Institute hall has already been engaged for
this purpose The United States Internal Revenue Com
operations of the Internal Revenue laws, are to invited
20 attend and call for this convention is 70 be pub
lshed in about fifty papers In this country me object
of convention Is TO demonstrate 10 Congress and the
Internal Revenue Commissioners the inetcency Of the
present laws far the tax cigars and TO-
bacco ~ concerned and suggest OF reform
under the present system carried extensive
scale IL is proposed % impose the tax the mate
ralea TO exempt the manufactured article
from taxation The propositions tue Executive Commit
adopted Some discussion took place Interference
10 position OF the dealers in regard 70 this ques
ton stated that dealers in cigars under the
system Of taxation import cigars at lower
price than those furnished by the home manufacturers
resolution passed TO the effect that tire dealers
shall be invited TO continue their cooperation in the
matter The convention 10 be held at the Cooper Insti
tute il s stated will recommend as heretofore, that the
purchaser the producer shall pay the tax and that
tobacco ira ported shall be free from taxation Some
reference TO the proposed convention
discussed, whereupon the meeting adjourned g
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Last night meeting OF the manufacturers Of ribbons
buttons tesels dress trimmings &c. was held at Ittner
Hotel in Grand street. for the purpose OF taking some mea
neutraze the called strike Of the
workmen who it s alleged often Interfere with the bust
affairs OF their employers by tanperDg with those
workmcn who refuse to JOIN the strike associations The
meeting called 10 order by M Andrcas, whoreupon
Mr. Sherman submitted plan for the formation OF
protective association of employers against their
ployes The employers complain thar the members OF
The association Of the wornen only dictate the price
TO be paid for their work but also try to prevent
the employers from employing men who are
not members Of the association and seve.
raj cases OF this sort mentioned. The
wokmen are represented by association composed of
some two hundred members, who at average,
thirty thiry-fve dollars per week There about
twenty-five shops whore they employed IL sue
gested to discharge workman who Is member OF the
association, which, the other hand however was
serod rather extreme Resolutions passed
form permanent association Of the employers OPP
position to the workmen and 10 obtain charter for the
assoc ation. Some doubts expressed ny some OF
the whether charter could he obtained in this
case, and the workmen, IL stated in all probability
would demonstrate against it, Some measures then
suggested to break the association OF the woTkmen
the meeting adjourned.
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FAru BuHSNG CAsuAIry.---Coroner Cover yesterday
held an Inquest bellevue Hospital the body OF Miss
Elizabeth Lewis young woman DDeteen years Of age,
who died from the effects OF burns received on Sunday
mnrnoon by her clothes taking Gre while kindlng nre
IN The range at No % Prince street. Tho jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death
Jusfrp oyEnsoAnD-srwlpE An inquest was yester
day held at Bellevue Hospital, by Coroner Cover
the remains Of man whose name IL unknown. Early
on Sunday evening deceased jumped into the East river
from the loot OF Eighteenth street. and rescued by
officers Creeden and Tanning of the Eighteenth prccinct
who conveyed him to The hospital, where death ensncd
soon AFTER admission Deceased about thirty years
Of age, with light comrsexon and wore dark clothes
In his pockets were found handkerchief bearing tho
thimble
FouSp DRowsEp The remains Of an unknown man,
about ihirty.two years Of age wer yesterday found
floating in the water near the foot Of Ninth street. North
river Deceased, who appeared 20 be a German had
boon but few days 10 the water Hc had In hrs pocket
n memorandum book--In which written the name OF
julius Kaufman--and OF Joseph Lowenberg's inner
chant tailor, 10Y Bowery) cards, and silver watch
hut no money Coroner Cover he'd inquest On The
body.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..


BtyTH--Cowi ks--At Rhineback, Thursday, October
20 by the Rev g. H. Walsh HENRy A. BLYTB Of Buenos
Ayers 10 LOUISE NJ daughter Of William :. Cowies Esq
BRiTr--ScoTT-0n Monday, October so, by tho Rev
Johu Cornell at the residence OF the brides parents
Astoria L. H. Colonel JAMES w. BRIrr To LRRIE youngest
daughter Of John Scott Esq
CowT--sHAgKEy. On Sunday evening, October 90, by
Rev. Mr. s.avans, JAMES A. CowiE 10 NARY SHARKEY,
both Of this city.
GooDwIS-GoRi "Wednesday, oaianer os 40 s...so,
/. L. by the Rev. Dr. Aiecr at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother john w. GOODWIN. OF New York CITY, 10
LOUISA RosAr only daughter Of Ottaviano and Catharnc
Corr, OF the same place.
HAIe-BAKrR Friday October ~. by Row A. II.
Brown Captain JAMES W. HAc, OF Philadelphia 70 Mrs
SARAH BAKER at the house oi her uncle, MI samuel
Daily, Woodbridge N j.
IIvTSCsToS- McARTY.-0n Monday, Aug#t IL, 1869,
by the Rev. John B. Hagawy, Mr. MORTIMER LIVINGSTON
TO Miss MARIA McCARry. Remarked at the Church OF
the Nativity Second by the Rev. Father Everett
Mr. MORTIMER LIVINGSTON TO Miss MARIA hcCARry, both
OF this city.
LAIpLs w-SIrs ST. Peters church, Philadelphia,
on Thursday October 70, A. II LArDfAw, NJ. d., Of Hud
son City ~ to Hiss ANNA 7. SITES, OF Philadelphia
SEIySrR-w Wednesday, October %, at the
residence of tho pastor, by the Rev. Samuel d. Bell,
ID D., CBAs j. SKiNSER TO ApENs A.. daughter OF Geo
H. Williams, Esq, all OF this city. No cards.
WARpLAw-W0HHRspuo On Thursday, October G,
at Christ church, New Brighton, by the Rev. y r.
Irving the Rev. WILLIAM WAHpLAw 10 JAM NJ, daughter
Of Mr. George Wotherspoon, all OF this CITY
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sHiPpIn e Ne w s.
Fort % New York, October 30. 1905.

| uEAReD
steamship North America, Zimmerman, Aspinwai-D ,
Steamship Franklin, Buckley, Hilton Head I,,.
SNIP s Won Mss asrs Bros
bark Robert Sims tsrj Baker, Amsterdam Edn,Iston
| Bros
srs GAMMA nn's sbr l"T Hollis aa%asaiIo@Mao FIRTH
@ A n1snen ks s% ssM
Brig A , Cock Speed per. R.ys-Fp a,d Bsoy CO
schr Transit sqaires, Lavseoa and IndianolaN 4 Nc
sehr Chiei smith, mobilc--E D Hurlbut Co
ssr h s Eass pss ON S:saas ma
sesr Davidson Ks,ehps Chase ysc y person
Steamer otorara. Mclaughlin. baltimore
t" ARRIVED
and sSsssnR % e PaS % s an o
John q Dale Oct IA Gable Island Steamship Aus
a. s sGsad s FL as sss ssas SHIP
hs Gr @ and
ship, showing white flag with 1872 in II.
m Ss s s ss s s.s
' sssmsp Pc aiaSns i@sburpe New Orleans Oct
AND AND Roads a. 70 x
q oss Kseyss from G 81; = :,
m Win sisa%sSp 4stoT dates osans II
s il nn"her5 @ tits port
and passsssrs To- Ls6ss,on Fox Co. PASSED. IN a The
ss Leo Ssa Ssh % @ or
tween Cape Romain and Cape Fear steamer Hudson.
New York for aSsb passed Gen eSs
wick bounds Could see Ightship when passing Mar
steamship Aibemarie Bourne Norfolk, a hours with
sissmshp a hours with mas. and
passengers to q HsTneKen& Palm0re.
Steamship John Gibson, Young Washington DC, 48 hours
with ndse and passengers. TO II Cromwell Co. 49,
loose: apparently had just gone
Steamship kingfsher, Rector, BALTIMORE ~ hours with
Steamship Olive Branch Miller Mystic, "a hours in bal
last, to master.
Ship Trtan DAM Nelson Penang july 10 with mdse
Funch Mefncke Wendt Passed Cape of Good Hope Aug
H. and st Helena Sept Sept 20 lat 30 lon 70 49, spoke
ship Araus fBr from Calcutta for Liverpool 81 days out
Chas Carow Experienced heavy westerly gaes split Sails
lost boat, &c,
Bark ThosPope, Alexander Monrovia Aug g. with palm
oil 10 Yates a Forterfeld.
days, with sugar &C. wayde Co Oct rs and &C. had
heavy NE gale; split sails &c.
Brig Garna Port De Cunba Lisbon 90 days with mdse
70 Hagemever Brunn.
sugar, &c, to Miller 4 Houghton.
Brig Adela venex) Morio Forto Cabello Ii days. with
coffee, &c, 10 B0onen, Graves 4 Co.
Schr Therese FRI archez Ia Nouvee France 90 days,
Schr Garland Norton Philadelphia for Boston, with coal;
was into by brig rugged steamer bound - carrying
away bowspri jbboom and head gear and doing other
damage.
Schr Bele Cubberly. Virginia
Schr Comet, Rlch Elizabethport for Providence.
Schr WH Il Bird, Robbins Providence.
Schr Almra Ann, Loud sondout for Newburyport.
Schr Trident -, Rondout for Boston.
M t4 BELOW X .as
Ship Marianne So,tebohm, from Liverpool
One brig.
Wind at sunset Sc; very light.