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2pst-0fEtEs Ilme- gablg,
ISS4-5. Winter Arrangements 1888,
ARRIVAL AED CLOSING OF HALLS,
AT THH
OLBVRLAND. POST-OFFIOK

ooHNEECIRs HoHDAY, oCTosER sIs9, 1854
~ Mails viii Be opened and ready for delivery
one hour afker arrival Of trAins.
- All Mails close one hour bsSoEs departure .
trains. -'
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T0OTHAOHE CURED.

7 II IOO LHtLOAAA % Aa4lAJs
ALEX. B. HALLIW ELL, n. D., Dentist,
T5 prepared to furnish full Of Artificial Teeth
Of great strength and durability, in exact imita
ton Of the natural on'G free from any metallic or
other uupleasa ant tasle, at ONE D0LLAR per Tooth
and upwards. --- l1lsfs
ESTABLISHED TWELVE YEARS,
Corner Ontario st. and PuDIIe square,
E. CLEVELAND, OHIO
n. B.-Br. Halliwell begB to inform his many
patrons and friends that be intends to from
bis old stand about the nrBt Of April Of which
du notice will be given. -.I feb7
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t5, b5S, ,T55 %
The Trustees have declared q script dividend Of
nifty per cent upon all participating life policies in
foro =, which we're isssued twelve months prior to
January l, 1865 They have directed the payment
or the fta and husl iaBtalment Of twenty per cent
diVidendT Of 1850 TO 1860 inclusive and the re-
denption, in full, Cf those declared in 1851 and
1852
Certificates will be redeemed In cash, on and af-
ter the first Monday in March next, on pTesentG-
tion at the Home ONCE. Policies subject to notes
will he credited with the dividends, on the setts-
ment Of next premium.
By order Of the Board.
wM- Il. BEERS, Actuary.
During the year, ,sO6 new policies were issued,
insuring SlS, Ia, ,65s.
BALANCE SHEET OF THE COMPANY, JAN
UART I, 1866.
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3xHE1zRG.
CHtYRLAND . ERII RAILROAp.
WIErM ARRANanEWT.

II -
lssS. WmTEE KRRAHgETrEET. ra,S.
On sna snur Mosdsy, Oct. M. iss4. P.-.,.-,
Trnlns VII run = folloV1, Bun1ayB GE6sltod)i
h-e LHAYH CLiHTELAHD s-ITEl
80. q. n.-DAT ExPRES9 TRAIH-Stu11ink AZ
Mnleughby, PainesyiIe. u 1diBon. .GansFa, ASh.
isb1ln, Connoaus and eirArd only and arTfga e1
rs at - ?. r., Dunkkk s:e ?. +. BuzAlo
s:S p n.-CIEOIEHAT4 ExPRRss-ssolpsns 8
ze-neltl4teI Ae1fab1la and Girar1 cay and ~
~ - Lres 20 ?. H Dunkrk q ?. H Bar
$50 3 ~ NAL AND AOUoMM0DATToH-
stoyFtng AZ Al stations and arrfTS e IL q
800 p M.-aIeH9 ExFREss TRAIlt-s,ov.,-r a.
arrives e Eris at l3sfs a - T,-1sI-2 -
.. =. Bu1alo ts1o A. 4. -
LzATE EKIE.
80 A. M-UGHT NxPREa FRArE-i-..-,l,,,
et GlrArd, AHhtabula and Patna1ViIs oni1. ~
sa9 4. d. NAL AND AoooMNoDAfI1E
ERAIEZstoEPtag :: al stations nd aEItFS e
,o.,s vets.z7 T5tHD9 y X 4 stov,.9 :. a,
Statt1as ezcsVt eWaaT1Ils. saEhrook, gnionTfla,
PsrEy, Mentor and Hiokhnss and AzTiTsa 6
s.,s Slsss;iS M4DAT = ~ axfBiss TRAI-seovrins
Glrard, ,O0nReaRt, ABhtabulas Geneva Peines
VILE Only, and arrives ia CleToland 1t - p H
second 6A8 oars srs run On al tArolsa
An the trAins goInR westward connect At OigIelAn.
With trains Cor Toledo, Ohioago. Oolunblss yl1ol1-
naH. 1ndianapollss ST. Louis, %. snd al s1fo1E
trains Of ths New York Eris Rsflroad snd e Bue-
HsR York OitY Railroads foF HsE YORK, AbasEl
on ne PhilsdslPhia 8 Eris kaflrosd.
~ Day Express, EAst and Wsgk, eonEoet1 g
9irard with Trains on Erio PittIplFgh BailFpnd
ior Lino8Tiues 4eAdVile, Jamestown, %.
us7Slsna. Oct. g7st. lss1- - -
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eEATE or OoNtEcTIeuT,
County Of New LSndcn.
Amos W. Prentice President, and Benz. B. Whit
temors, ASs't seo'y Of the Thames Fire Insurance
Co., being ssTeral1ySwo SepoSe ard say that the
foregoing IL 1ull, true and csfreet Btalemsnt OF
the Affairs Of said uompanyi that the said IBEur-
Ancs Company Il the bona hde owner Of at least
One Hundr5d Thousand Dollars Of actual Cash Car
ita, invested in Stocks and Bonds, in Mortgages
on Heal Estate, worth double the amount for which
the samSis mortgaged; and that they are the above
described officers Of ssid InEurAnce Company.
AMOS W. PRESTON, PrsB'ts
B. B. NHITTEMORE, Ais't seo'y.
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oET1oE or Faa AupIroa or sFlTE.l

OFFICE or faH AUDITOR or sTAfK
rr OOLUEBUs, OHIo, Jan. 81, 1895. (.
IL is hereby certined, that the foregoing Is cor
rect copy Of the statement Of ndition
Fire Insuranos Company o. Connecticut, made TO
and hled in thiG ONCE, for the year 1865
Witness my hand and seal officially.
ISKAL.1 t- JAS. 3. GOODMAN,
[sfAMP.l Auditor Of State.
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The CapTure of Generals Crooks and
Kelley at CumberI ana.
The Wheeling LstelLig1esr, of the 72d,
contains the following particulars of this
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Subscribed and sworn before me, this SOth day Of
January. A. D. 1885.
LEWIS 7. STANTON,
l5tamp Justice Of the Peace.
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23lhyans.
A TLANTIO AID GREAT WESTERN
- RETTWAF
TaM and Winter ArraR ement.

Fall and Winter ATraR emeHt.
ZHkss Eject Monday, RovsE6sr zsEB, 1884.
Two Through Express Trains DaiIyl between
CLEVELAND and NEW Y0RK.
"DAH ExFRRas, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
Dinnsrl Salamanca at $3.50 P. n, (sl DspiRg OaSll
and New York At LILO ?. 4. 9--
"HIGHE ExFEEss," leaves Cleveland (BaturdAJl
sxospted,l ct 9:15 ?. n, (5lseping Cars attaoheAl
arrives ae MsadTills At Leo A. T., Salamanca 81
4:60 A. n, and New York ct 1850 P. n. $3.50 ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,restsst amount Insured in any one

rlsA - S1iOOO "
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to be In
sured in any one citg, town or village. No limit.
Ths greatest amount allow Wed to be insured in any
one W
The amount OF its capital earninRI dspoGited In
any other State, - security for losses therein.
None.
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The New York herald., 1865-06-08

think there three or four barrels burned OF
charred; there were number OF empty barrels and a
few stores about quarter OF the roof Was burnt OFF,
cannot tell how many interviews had with Mr. Fuller
only had an Office acquaintance with him; saw him
once in the Office previous TO this transaction
Amos Stellcnwer clerk In the Globe Insurance Office
corroboraed the testimony Of Mr. Reeves and his
nation being closed Mr. Chateld moved that Pierre and
Freeman be admitted to bail, and Judge Bowling con
senting fixed the Sum at $40 900 each Mr. George Ho
man, y merchant corner Of Front and Wall streets be-
ca1lG bohdsman for Mr. PIERCE and Mr. Hoffman and A.
Cotton, ESQ., gave the requisite security Mr. Free
man. Messrs. Findon and Fuller were previously re-
leased bail Of 81 500 each The investigation will be
proceeded with at one O'Clock this afternoon
ARREST OF ALLEGED PICKPoCKETs-A GENTLEMAN
LOSES HIS TIMEPiEcE.
Yesterday afternoon, about two O'Clock, Mr. John A.
Dougan doing business at 102 Nassau street. was stand
ing outside the HERALD Office, engaged In reading the
news on the bulletin, when some pushed violently
AGAINST him. AT the same time Mr.. Dougan felt hand
at his vest pocket where he carried his gold watch
valued at $500, and looking down that his time
piece was gone. He instantly grabbed a man.
giving his Thomas Kerrigan, who stood
bes de him, whoreup0n an alleged accomplice (Wil-
liam Davis) attempted to create serious disturbance
with the view Of releasing Kergan He succeeded in
efecting the escape OF Kerigan but Mr. Dougan pur-
sued and rearrested him. Davis also secured after
which the prisoners searched by officer Coakley Of
the Fourth precinct, but the stolen watch could not be
found. 1t probably passed to third accompl ce
who acd with it. Tho accused parties were taken before
Justice Bowling and comm tied TO the Tombs for exam
nation. Mr. Dougan, who made affidavit in the case
feels quite positive that kerrgan stole his watch and
CARDS Davis accomplice
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tive demand for the coming Fourth prices have again
advanced Some 800 boxes Canton have changed hands
| at S5 90 for No. L.
FIsl-2 qantals dry cod sold at So rs ST. which
| Is lower
Hay steady and firm at Csc a 81 for shipping
HoPs were quiet with small sales from 10 TO S5c.
HsNP remains quiet at $3.50 a S270 for American
dressed and $l55 sl6O for undressed and i4c gold,
Manila The ST. Louis Pycs CyTe,a of the LIST inst
says The receipts have been small with steady de-
nand FOR all qualities of hemp aid ioR 1ns business
oil the week has shown very firm market and hlg r
= 99esA salss comprised about 500 bales Of qn-
dressed aid over 200 bales OF dressed hemp with be-
tween 900 aud 600 bales Of hsckled tow. The quota
!ions were;-For common undressed hemp, silS far
to good do si2o, sl25 sl27 SO; prime $50 siSS;
strictly prime and choice sl37 SO $40 10 $3.50;
s.otched, s9Oi common and good dressed szzo 30
Ime pnn ana choice do $50 sS5 hacked 'op, sivo
to-day 3ol bales Demand buoyant, and sales were re-
ported OF 81 bales common undressed hemp at $ilo
extra do, sl55 IS DO, $780, 30 do dressed 1925; 90
DO, on priv ate terms tons and 70 bales hacked tow
in lots, from sloe TO sl0 including uncovered and Co
verod-the latter at $40 per ton.
IRos was lower. American pig may be quoted at $s5
s36; other kinds rs foows:Scotch best No. CASH.
S42 $40 bar Swedes, assorted sizes lin gold) S92 o0
l. rms active but scarce 50O,O00 sold at 81
81 25 on the spot and 81 rs to arrive
LEAD was quiet, with small sales at the following
prices Spanish per 100 lbs, at So 37s SS so; Ger
man refined IS 87l9 IS So English SIS S71s S. so,
bar, per pound, l2r. pine and sheet Ice
MoIAsfs was quiet, and we have only small sales to
NAVAL STORES. The market has become depressed by
the heavy arrivals Of late and the prospect of speedy
revival OF the trade with the old North State under the
old flag and prices decidedly lower rosin and spirits
turpenne having declined more than lrty per cent
within week or two Al the auction sale on tues.
Washington and Newbern per bbi IS: tar N. B. Prov
bLs SIS S5 so: tar foreign 40 81. mitch ciiv No 1
Slo rosn, common per $50 lbs $5 So rosn, strained
$40 SIS spirits tlrpenline American her gallon 81 "a
81 So
Ous Iinsned cont;pued dnu ord nrca, ore % n oc
lower with small sales mt 81 ~ si IL 0oo ca,Ions
CITY lard oil sold az 81 IS but ,rme cv winter NAV be
auoted nj q az f ' ' -
On csxr was Grmor Tbere b,o hse, r,rher s,,ss os
aO0 h,s cv nj sa7 cold and sso TONS Wee,ern M ss5
the market c,o.inT s,rong ~ tho in,nrore,ert W.
Ppn~Ssrovs Pssce;nts oos bh,s nork Iio h,s beer
5a7 ne cu,ne,, bPer, o ~ ,he ot @
Ike, 10 dav and nndcr s,rnno hea nnyen,ent new mess
,vas r io 90 sos OK si liz n,o r co 5S aror, ths
pop Juh vest 20 ray 70 2 cosing at @ 10 re~ar
The saes were ahon, a ooo MI, % Sos os 500 x cnr
now yaess Sai so rar 'od as " sga fr nrvo and
sio 5o COO s9s so- ,ra ,noss ,ho oniein nric, for
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

WEDNESDAY June T-6 p. NJ
The stock market showed increased animation, with
nrmer tone to-day, and quotations experienced material
Improvement Al the first board Erie closed 2H higher
than at the second Of yesterday New York Central u,
Hudson River x, Reading ", Michigan Southern Ia
Cleveland and Pitsburg 81, Rock Island Ia Fort
Wayne 1k Ohio and Mississippi certificates l "a, Cum
berland y Atlantic Mail advanced TO l74X. Cary I'M
proven, ut was dull at % Government securities were
firm Coupon lveIgsaties advanced u. Ten-rorties
unchanged Skies Of 1881 We're steady at 1925
109N
AT the open board at one O'Clock the market was
steady, although the extreme prices after the adjourn
ment of the morning board were no, sustained Erie
active at 76A. Al the second regular board there
was fractional recession of prices with less activity
Erie was IL lower than at the close of the first board
Hudson River 1S, Reading Ia, Michigan Southern y,
Cleveland and Pittsburg ~ Fort Wayne q, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates u, Cumberland n. Quicksilver
was steady. Government securities were qniet Coupon
skies of 1881 u lower. 1t will be seen by tho
Afrcas advces that fve-twentes had advanced TO e7
6S on the London Stock Exchange on the 9th of Nav
The decline of gold here to 12sK on the 1lth Of the
same month was OF course, then reported
AT the second open board the market was a shade
higher New York Central sold at COY, Eric 75z, Hud
son River 1O2, Reading Oh, Michigan Southern 593S,
94H Cumberland 391S, Ohio and Mississippi certificates
23A, Cary Improvement 22H
The increasing abundance of the supply Of money is
stimulating speculation the Stock Exchange after the
recent depression. Tie market Is however entirely in
the hands of the brokers themselves and during the
summer season especially the upward movement is not
likely TO continue very strong steady Loans 1T call
are made at five per cent, but six is considered the
general rate The tendency is towards the former for
all transactions first class collateras.
The gold market has been, the whole, firm, not
wthstandng the Improvement in American securities
abroad There was'a shipment of $51I 500 in specie by
the China from Boston, which not without its effect
The opening quotation was 1914, followed by decline
10 1884, after which there steady recovery to
1917, the closing price.
Foreign exchange is very hrm and bankers ask 110H
in most cases for their sixty days bills and 1107, but
transactions recorded at u less Mercantile bills
extremely scarce as tho statistics Of trade would
lead the reader to The exports for the past week
aggregated in value only 25o 7O2 while the imports
were valued at So, ,59O539.
The business at the Sub.Trcasury to-day fol.
tows:-
lo.h ,oZ4
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Police Intelligence,

rgy ARSON AND CONSPIRACY INVESTIGATION
sfEssRs. PIERCE AND FREEMAN BAILEp IN
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH.
The examination In tho oase of Mcssrs. Judah Pierce
John w. freeman Luther ~ Fuller and VIM Findon,
ohsrgcd with firing the promises No. Enc Baldinss,
Duane street. and consprng 10 dcfraud several insu
rance compsniea continued yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice Bowling at the Tonba
NJ Alfred A. Reeves, Secretary Of the Globe Insu-
rance Company was called TO the stand and underwent
r1id cross-examnation from oxAtornoy General Chat
field, counsel for Mr. Fuller
uhou ed will be found the most important portions of
MT Reeves teatimony. He i'd am Secretary Of
The Globe Insurance Company have been with
ago last March; Leonard Kirby y the President;
Thad known Mr. Fuller before he applied for insurance
cannot tell how long before this transactions do not
know whether ho obtained insurance or not be gave me
policy Of insurance IN the Bowery Insurance Company,
which think had EXPIRED that policy wes sent back TO
Mr. Fuller with policy knew that the vhskey was
I'm roctfying establishment and that whiskey was rec
tacd IN the building; don't know how many barrels
4 361 5-1O0 gallons " whskey would make; think
ono hundred barrels therenbouts thought that we
surcd for two hundred barrels Mr. Fuller Old not tell
me that he had insurance two hundred barrels but
that lac had hundred barrels and had one hundred
barrels on hand Mr. Fucr's did not tell me
That his father had but ono hundred barrels on
haud 1 told him that understood from his father
that o had three hundred barrels on haud VT Fuller
never showed me the Merchants policy; dc not know
whether this policy merchandise hazardous or
extra hazardous or on specific quantity of spirits;
I'D 20 Mr. Fulcrs stOro 20 II the property was
there; tic company sent man there; he was Onr sur
vyor-Mr. H. l.. Hoey, he reported TO iue before tho
POLICY delivered he reported that he thought II was
too low, there was rcctifynp establishment in the
premises Int he advised 10 t1ko The risk he did not
rro nything abori The quantity ~ spirits Mr. Fuller
4 bad u'ere ! examined The taiidns MLer the 1rei !
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SECOND BOARD.
H. nAcr n
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, JUHU 10 T. M
AsHEs.-Receipts, packages. The market was dull,
and prices nominally unchanged.
BRrADsTupFs s-Re-c pts, 12,4e4 bbis. -four, so bags
corn moa 9374 bushels wheat, $500 do corn, 734S do
rye oO2 do barley The -four market was again dull and
heavy, and prices tended in favor of the buyer The
Afrcas news favorable but as 1t was not deci-
dcdly unfavorablc IL exered no influence. The demand
was mostly for the local trade though we note the ship
rnent London OF 900 bbs The sales wcrc 600 bbs
tho market closnE steady Rye -four was quiet. Can.
ada -four without important change The sales were
$50 bbis Southern -four heavy, but prices were
about the same The sales 200 bbls- Corn meal
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wheat fITuer under fair demand IN part Tor SNIP
usnt and the market was Duoyant. Tho offerings
siga and the sales confined % IL 0O bushels AT
81 rs for amber 'ichgan, 81 81 fOr No MILWAUKEE,,
and Fl So FOR choice amber Michigan Ryo was quiet.
BatIey was duh Malt nominal Corn Was scarce and
hrm Tae sales i0, 900 bushels II S3c. s.c for
new Western tnxod D2c for kiln dried 93c Tor We.tefn
yellow aus SEC for aort white do Oats active the
covor nent being large buyer and prices went up 2c
&c. with sales at SOC &c. for Canada, and Ioc for
Western.
I'ElswAI was Grm, with sales Of $500 lbs at i3c.
o 45c
Cor7oy The mark "a was dull and heavy. aud prices
vere shade easter The sal,g about 900 bales at
aio a42t for midlling. Tho government sale com
prised l. .52 oaes Mobile a. 32Hc 324c for good mid
ding, 81 .c. 2)Jsc for middng, 2Iic. Tor low ma
ding, ~ &c ior good ordinary and 2lc for ordinary ~
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Died.

kppAus On Tuesday, June q, at his residence, 257
Fast Twelfth street. JoHs ABrAss aged "a years and
months native OF Culan county Louth Ireland
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral which will take place at the late residence OF
deceased this Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock
AspRrw.. --0n wednesday, June 2, DIR. MAg1s II. An
pREws, aged 90 years
The relatives and friends OF the family and tho
bers of Mercantile Lodge No AZ T. o. OF o. f., re
spectfuIy invited to attend tho funeral from his late
residence No 4o5 Canal street. this Thursday after
noon nj two o'clock.
PAllsdephia and pittsturg papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1865-06-08
city Intelligence.

AUCTION sALE or MOBILE CoToN.-The government
sold thousand four hundred and lftytwo bales Of
cotton yesterday O'Clock NJ at Exchange sales
room, No. Ill Broadway. The cotton was seized at
Mobile and disposed Of by Simeon Draper, Esq, United
States Cotton Agent. II sold in lots follows ut
hn nrrice iYcd.
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000
RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS.
OFF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK

OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptroers Office
Wednesday the 14h day OF June, 1885, at two O'Clock
T. NJ when the Will be publicly opened for the pur
chase of the whole part Of the of fifty thousand
dollars $4,000 OF Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds No 2 OF
the county Of New York authorized By chapter and as
amended by chapter 1876 of the laws of 1864 and by or
of the Board OF Supervisors approved by the Mayor
June l5 1854.
per annum payable half yearly the LIST day Of May and
November In the principal Will be redeemed
the LIST day Of November 1882.
proposals viii state the amount OF bonds desired and
proposals accepted will thereupon be required to
deposit with County Treasurer Cat the Broadway Bank)
the awarded to them respectively.
presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties win
equal OF the par value OF the
awarded them bearing interest from the dates Of
payments.
proposal should be scaled and udorsed Proposals
Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds No ~ and the
closed In second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
serd necessary 70 protect promote the Interest Of the
county MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CITY NEw YORK. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
CoMPrROLLKRs OYFIcE June g. 1856.
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C1Fpm was quiet, but steady. cargo OF 5000 bags
RIO sold al 2lc, gold
Capprn- We note snles OF 2o0 600 bs gi 3oc o0J<c
Including baltimore, PORTAGE aud Detroit
FurIgrrs There rather more dong and rather
Better feeling Tho 'longshorcmcr returning "a their
Rorgonerally, learn, on the hnsis Of twenty-five
Ter cent discount from the previous price of labor Tho
ENGAGEMENTS TO Liverpool, per sailing vessel, 600
6ushes wheat al 3D. per steamer IL 600 do d. at2Sd
p 3D., 50 tons tsllow at l2s 90 andto london, 1000
his nour nj ls Ola decided Improvement The
bhaTtos area ship from 81. Stephen, n. b. TO tie
Clyde az 5ts a British schooner, l32 tons 70 the Wind
ward, soc god schooner 130 tons, 10 Cardenns 800;
b ship, 9sl tDus To- Hilton Head hay ~ Sl2, COM
pressed do al s6 schooner from Kondout 10 boSton,
e0c from Jorscy City to Boston, coal at 81 30; a
Pchooncr 10 Carthagena, &C, and back, Brush brig
b4s TONS 70 Manzano and hack, Britsb schooner 70
Uaanzas bark, DO tons 10 Trinidad, Cuba, anu pack
British bark and British brig from Cenfuogos 70 New
Work and steamer, i50 tons 10 City Point, On gov.
prnment account, on private terns
Fss CEAoAsEs.-In sDHcisaion Of an unusuaDy &C