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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

PLANTING TREES. The London Builder
says that if people planting orchards would
give orders TO mark the north side of trees
with red chalk before they are taken up,
and when set out to have the trees put in the
ground with their north side to the north in
their natural position, a larger proportion,
it is said, would live, as ignoring this law Of
nature is the cause of many transplanted
trees dying. If the north side be exposed
to the South, the heat OF the sun is too
great ior that part of the tree to bear, there,
fore it dries up and decays.
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:. - was called upon one day to

pa Dir. - was called upon one day to
visit a vo,,na man NOT far from Tho citv Who
had been in "a "plug muss," and from all
indications was likely to have black eye as
IL consequence. An inquisitve individual
had learned there was something wrong
about the young mans optic, and stopping
the doctor on his return, inquired what the
trouble was. The learned man informed
him that he "found the patient suffering
from a severe confusion Of the integumcnts
under the left orbit, with great extravasion
of blood and ecchymosis in the surrounding
cellular tissue, which was in a tumified state
There was also considerable abrasion of
the cutcle," The fellow scratched his
head, looked puzzled, and, after slightly re-
covering, said: "Y-e-a-s, doctor, under,
stand all that; but what is the matter with
his eye?n
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EegH A minister who had been reproving
one OF his elders for ovef indulgence OBJ
served a COW go down to II stream, take n
drink, and then turn away" There" said
he to an offending elder, sis an example
for YOU the " has queno ad is hrk
"that is very true. But suppose another
COW had come to the other side Of the stream,
and had said, Here's to you,' there's no
saying how long they might have gone on,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

DlsArpolSTEp.-A man applied to Dr.
jackson, the celebrated chemist, with a box
Of specimens. -" Can you tell me what this
is, sir?' Certainly can, sir; that is iron
pyrites." "What, sir?" in voice of thun
der. " Iron pyrites." And what's that p
" That's what it Isl" said the chemist, put
ting lot on the shovel over the hot Goals,
where it disappeared. g Dross. -" And
what are iron pyrtes worth ?" Nothing"
" Nothing! Why thira's, 2 woman in our
I've married her!"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

Ges" The venerable DR.. Strong, Of Hart.
ford, presiding for one year in the general
association of Connecticut, called upon q
ministerial brother as follows:
6 Brother Cotton, of Bolton, will you step
this way and pray?'
Brother Cotton rose to his feet and very
solemnly replied:
"My dear brother Strong, you do very
wrong to be making rhyme at this solemn
time.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21

gsy~ A forlorn fellow thus says plaintively:
" When Sally's arms her dog imprison,
always wish my neck was his how often
would | stop and turn, to get pat from
hand like her n; and when she kisses Tow.
ser'a nose, OH don't wish that ! were
those
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-09-21
ID IL. 8. G.. II RITTON.
DENTIST,

GRADUATE OF the Pennsylvania College of Dental Sur.
gerry. Glass OF 1866.
OFFICE AT ZION, MD.
RESPECTFULLY announces to the public that he
u j. prepared to perform all operations pertaining
10 .i'e Dental Profession in neat, delicate and ,inra
PIE manner. Treatment and Filling of srntitiyc
Teeth, and all diseases of the Teeth and Month
receive the most careful attention. Artificial Teeth
inserted IN the latest and most approved style
Ether and Chlorotorm administered. As il is his
determination to do such operations only AS win
render perfect satisfaction to each and every one in
patronage is respectfully solicited
Nov IL, lsG6-tf Iinn Ma
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EAIRVILLE INSTITUTE

Young LADIES IND GENTLEMEN
FAIRvLLE, CHESTER County, Pa
The Winter Session of the Institute will commence
on Monday, October It'll, and continue Twenty tuur
weeks. ~
This school has been in successful operation ,ur-
ing the last twelve years.
The Course of instruction embraces ENGLISH
Natural Sciences, Higher Mathematics Latin
french, Vocal and instrumental Music and Drawing
TERMS-Tuon in English branches Boarli,@
Washing Fuel and Lights, per week, s175
For particulars, address
JESSE D. SlIARPI.ESS
Proprietor and Principal, FAEvLLE
Or CHARLES $. SrEEBlNS,
Aug 10, lSc7-3n# uanorton, Chester Co, Pa
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NeW advertisements.
SIGNIFICANT.

The new system of Advertising adopted by Geo
F. Rowe Co., Advertising Agents. No. 40 Park
Row, New York, is attracting good deal of atten.
ton. ~
The following extract from speech delivered
before the MY. State Editorial Convention, (latey
holden at Penn YAM by prominent Advertising
Agent of NY. city goes to show that he at least
acknowledges its advantages.
Ea'tot Big c. E. Bishop, Chairman Of Committee on
ADVERTISING AGENCIES:
Nh Pettingill spoke in opposition to that plan
from me p"otsherS stand point alone He showed
they We're giving lower rates than they gave their
own nome customers or others equally as prompt
and good customers; that they were selling one
portion Of their paper to he used to compete with
and underlrd the other columns; that the owner of
me space thus sold could come right in and beat the
MN; that II the publishers, fully understanding
tins, still wished to continue so irregular and nnb,lsi-
heSs-ilhe system he (Pettmgill Coz should of
course cease trying to get advertising for the papers
at then regular rates and go into the other system
OF c"ntracnS-which he could stand if the printers
The anxiety on the account of newspapers is un.
called for There is not one in twenty which would
not prefer to receive all their foreign patronage on
this plan, when il is fully understood. II is too
generally recognized thoroughly beneficial to all
parties concerned to be injured in the least by any
thing which may be said against it by interested
parties
Advertisers should send for a circular giving full
explanations.
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West Grove Female Seminary.

CHESTER COUNT, PENNl.
TIE duties Of this Institution will be resumed
] under new regulations ON the 18th Of TENTH
MONTH (Dctobcr) next
In addition to complete English Course thor
ougI instruction will he given in LANGUAGES Music
Drawing and Painting.
Lectures ON Scientific and other subjects will h,
delivered frequently.
Every effect will be used to sustain the high rep
ntatlon this School has long enjoyed.
EnzCatalogles furnished application to the
Principal. I. PENN NGTtiN COWARD
June -, lSG7-3m West Grove, Pena.
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A FATHER said to his wife, when his dis.
spated boy had come homo: "Wifs, kill
the prodigal, the calf's returnedpa
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Qar0s.
TO THE PUBLIC.

me late addition of Manufacturing facilities rs well
as operatives to those already in use, justes the fol-
lowing statements in reference to this establishment
our moce OF operation will he all times of the mild.
EST character; carefully avoiding the niction of the
slightest unnecessary pain and will be ap ed to the
age, constitution, health and condition of the
patient. Thereby offering the greatest encouragement
10 such as are DESTROYS OF preserving their Teeth who
through fear alone permit their entire and premature
decay. t'>
Persons having illf,tng Goldplates would do well to
nave them exchanged for FUICANITE (Rubber) while
they can obtain the premium the gold.
To those not having the fortitue to stand the minor
surgical operations, We earnestly recommend the adj
mnlstratoll OF NITROUS OXIDE GAS in preference TO
any other Anesthec. II only produces total uncon.
seriousness to pain: but isvery beneficial to health being
used very extensively in the cities for the cure of Con-
SUMPTION under the name of Oxygenized Air. fresh
supply OF the Gas will be kept constantly hand.
Nerves OF Teeth extracted ithou the slightest pain
by Local Anesthesia i'
pn-Will be in HAvRE DE GRACE on Tuesloy of every
week. - ''
OFFICE-On NORTH STREET, 1.-TWO doors above the
Odd Fellows Hall) ELKToN, Mp.
DR.. J. L. REGISTER
Aug II, 1867-tf
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A WATCH FREE.-A silverP. Watch

A WATCH FREE.-A SilverP. Watch
n given Gratis to the purchaser of Every 100 of
Kennedy's Mammonth Prize Stationery Packages,
the Largest in the world. Gas inducemcnt to have
them ntroduced agents sell the packages as fast as
they can reach them out 30 Dollars per day can lie
1000 perweek Price per hundred, 10 Dollars Retail
at 25 cents. And n Watch in the bargain that will
retail for sl5 more. For full particulars of Prize
phsbWgh, Pa " " ~
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TEEN YEARS AGO.

Dr Louis of Providence, RI, discovered Remedies
with which ho has cured hundreds of cases of Par
alysis, Fits and all forms of Nervous Diseases.
send two stamps for Pamphlet and Certificate.
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CONCORDvILLE SEMINARY

IOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
An English Commercial, Scientific and Classical
Institute, on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Railroad, twenty miles west of Philadelphia.
MUSIC, PAINTING, &c., under the direction Of an
artist OF marked ability.
Apply to JOSEPH SIORTLIDGE, AM
Principal
Or BENJAMIN f. LEGGETT, AN,
date Principal of the Collegiate Institute,
Charlottesville, N.Y.
CoScoRDwLLE, Delaware county, Penna
Aug 10, lSJT--2m
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

AND OTHERs-THE GRAFTON MINERAL.
PAINT COMPANY are now nuiacturng the Best
Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use: two coats
10 or Ii years; it is of light brown or beautiful.
chocolate color, and can he changed to green lead
stone olive drlh cream to suit the taste OF the
consumer II is valuable for Houses, Barns Fences
Aarirultural Implements, Carriage and Car.makers
i'aIls and Wood"nware, Canvas, Metal and Single
Roofs, Ut being Fire and Waterproof) Bridges Burial
Cases, Canal Boats, Ships and Ships Bottoms Floor
Oil Cloths Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bills
asa paint for any purpose is ulsrr
passed for body, durability, elasticity and adhesive
ness. Price 81 per bb, OF 300 lbs which will supply
u farmer ior years To come Warranted in all eases
as above. Send fora circular, which gives full paltc-
ulars' None genuine unless branded in n trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL. BID
WEII., Proprietor, 2jl Pearl Street. Now York.
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THE CECIL WING
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY +. r. EWING.

TERMS.-s2.0O a year; paymeUts in advance en-.
TITLED TO discount of 10 per cent. Six months 81 (;
Three Months, SO cents in advance
4D-Sngle Copies of the paper FIVE CENTS.
ADVERTISING RATES.-s cents a line for one
insertion, and cents line for every additional in
sertion. One column for year, 500; Half column,
Sou; Quarter of column, SO Four Inches, S2l ;
Three Inches SlS Advertisements inserted for Six
Months, and less than year, will be charged per
cent additional: for Three months, and less than
,ix months 10 per cen. additional With the
above yearly rates copy of The WIG is included
Cards occupying one inch of space for one year, So;
elk montis, s.; three months $3.50; occupying two
inches, one year Sli; six months, IS; three months
s.. Regular advertisers allowed to change their
advertisements quarterly, without extra charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17

Government securities steady ut the close OF
business tho subjoined quotations Coupon, 1881,
lIlx . y, do. registered, 111S y; fve-twcntss.
coupon, 1862 1922. y: do. 1854, 105x Ak; do,
1895, losx NJ do. 1895. new Issue. 107x los; ten
for.ies, coupon, ook X; 1910 notes. nrst series.
iO6k y; ia 10 notes second series, Io5k q; $40
notes, third series lo5xsK
The gold market continues very nrm, In sympathy
with the high rates Of foreign exchange and the export
demand for coin. Tho opening prce was 1877 followed
By advance 20 1917, and the closing transactions
were at 1917. Loans were made without interest and
q. per cent for carrying The gross clearings 81
tho Gold Exchange Bank amounted TO $50, 6l4, 900,
and the gold balances 70 s1.7T0.500 The steamer
Union took out s6s, 900 In specie
There vss . limited business transacted 10 foreign
exchange and rates were nrmly maintained Bankers
bills on England at sixty days were quoted io9k no.
at three days 1l0s. v; commercial bills 10sk
10sk francs ~ sxsy days, slTk sA12h; q three
days, 513k a51lk; bills % Berlin. Tx TAX on
Bremen, Tok 80; on Frankfort. uk a41k on Am
sterdam, IL Az on Hamburg, 36,s ~, on Antwerp.
51Th ASIA Owing to the light supply Of cotton and
produce bills and the brisk demand from importers the
leading drawers look forward 70 . continuance Of the
present high rates Of exchange and consequently
nrm market for gold for some time 70 come
Mining shares are irregular and the market hes not
yet recovered from the recent shock although efforts
are being made 10 rally by some Of the professional
spectators Al the rs board Joydon closed SIC higher
than ., the first board yesterday selling 81 ST. Qusftx
H 1oc selling at 81 90 Consolidated Gregory Gold was
zoe lower, selling al 90 90, Columbian Gold aud silver,
ioc selling At Asc Al the second board Corydcn closed
24c higher than the FIRST board selling at 81 0s.
Columbian Gold and Silver SC. lower selling at Aoc
Consolidated Gregory Gold sold at 90 90
The P,cIdc Mail Company have declared q dividend
OF three per cent out Of their earnings OF the quarter
ending April 30 ,hs sams 70 be payable on The s, OF
June
After the lst Of July NEXT payments Of interest on.
registered securities Of the government VIII he made al
the following places Now York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore Cincinnati. Chicago, New Orleans, Charles
ton st. Louis, Fan Francisco Buffalo and P,,sburs rhs
lat tlres cities have boon recently selected
Tho rsceiD,s for customs and the recesots vavmeu1
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BKAx-EaHn- On Thursday. May 49, at No. rs Cler-
mont avenue, Brooklyn, by the Rev. ". II. Booe,
HENRY BEAN 70 MARY ADKfiSn EAmKx
BooRAKM-VAN voRsT.-At Jersey City, N. j., on
ToLER BooRAEn 70 AsroNxrrr, daughter OF the late
Cornelius Van Worst
BuRr-wnsos-Xt home on Thursday, May 10. BY
Rev. X n Levy, d. d., Epws 9. BUR-. Of Orange, n
NJ -' = ''''' : = : ""'''' . ''".
BLospnx-scor. Tuesday, MAY II, at the Church
Of the Advent, by the Rev. A. Boomer Hart, CHARLES
BIosDsI 70 MARr ~, daughter Of the late W. c. Scott,
DrxAnsr-BIAcxIrDex. Thursday, May 10, by
the Rev. = d. Brown, DANIEL h. DnAREsr 70 SARAH q.
BLAcKLEpGr, Of this city.
FosrtR--DMnIcK. -On Wednesday, May 10, IN Hills
dale, N. r., by the Rev. II. II. Birkins, SNKos A.
FosrsR, n. d.. Of Brooklyn, Miss ETA DnncK, OF
the former place.
Lssht street Baptist church. By The Rev Mr. Weston,
Rev. ALBERT r GRAvss 70 Mls MATILDA 1. y. RANDOLPH,
III HilAsisros~wneoy. Thursday May 10, At ST.
HLEros Jr, 70 LnIIE, youngest daughter OF the late
Huaars --DosAsux-on wednesday. May IS, a 81
Brdssts church, By the Rev. r ). Mooney, wiIlrAn
OF Michael Donahue, all Of this city
KkowLroE--HALLrT--In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday,
May Is at the Church OF the Pilgrims BY the Rev. D. 7.
French, srkrHxs ksowLroS 70 ELIZA L. X y. HALLsr,
Buenos Ayres, Binghamtou ~ VI, and Stamford
Conn papers please copy.
Ksus-Bnxwuxh-on Sunday, November Is, 1888,
KELLY 10 sorHn BREwsrsn, ali q this city
LrvINGsros-FAtLKr On sunday, MAY IL, by the
Rev Dr. Leon Of Sullivan street Catholic church. JAcos
Lvrscsros 70 Miss ELLxS FALLEN, all Of this city. No
cards
MYrRs-rRacxv. On Wednesday, May 10, BY Rev.
Father ouin, WM r. MvvRs 70 MAY r. TRscwy.
TElLxR--BssRtAs--0 "Wednesday. Mv 10 By the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-17
TElEGnApHIc MARKET REPORTS.

paIIAnrLrHlA May 10, 1887.
Canal Is Phsasiphis ana ErIs Railroad. sss Reading
quoted q SIS Western, s 80 Prime whs. scarce and
% Rye aastass i 81 Is sdv.nsina' and i
Oats are armer The sales are bushels
Petroleum inactive Free is quoted u 4c. whiskey
unchanged 800
land Is held above buyers views eaium grade. white
:: and neo,e ds. sS
q 81 81 mostly at the inside figure Oats easier at ia
q s and 10 s :sd Sns AND s
No spring ss for red ~ossr White IN 90 SIS
aae Ssass : safe. sSs s%:ass SAv.asss club
ySG held a. ana ns
but anls sales 40 Sa,hs. Bay Quin.s = u p Rye and
:.:s: ss :ssi.ss Ia.
o. a ssaa y ss Ri
e assS, S Fss so se't ~ RAM sn.s sSs
sScs
Susssis ps.: Pes Canal eu'Ae oats
- CIsnyyAr. May Is, 1857. !.
fancy Wheat Gn and snchanssa Corn .msr and sovs
:;ssssy Is g ] ss' ssS
ga SEQ ~ Buck meats s. Lard sisss erocerie.
ss Sod jams x .s0s
steady. . 49,
Flour firm. Wheat unchanged. CornNo. has adv anced
&c., sales Of the former at 81 o. and
Of asc Oats advanced So sales at &c. Tic
Rye held Ut 81 70.
Flour quiet. spring ... o.'st's . Hssss ' !n
and s1 held - an sdysnes OF sc sales e., Of No .
&c: 5,Sc; sales OF No. .. Osc 81 Oass. No. a
s.lrs AZ Csc. ~. for No Rye a.m and more active
and 81 81 Is for No. 2. Barley dull at SOC for No.
Provsions dull and nominal Cattle moderately active with
decline 20c n PC sales - ~ Is for fair good
choice shipping Live hogs moderasy active a decline Of
closed fairly active, but firm, 1t 81 - % IS Reccpts
700 bbls flour, 5000 bushels wheat 90 do: 1000
do 1900 hogs Shipments:l3U00 bbls. n0ur 1900
bushels wheat l57 900 do corn, $500 DO. oats.
MmwAuKxE May Is, 1851.
ssis Wheat hrm. a, - si y ss for No e ~ for
NJ 69c lie for 80. and sc 70c for No Corn Hrm
81 Rcceips-i 100 bbs nour; 5000 bushels wheat
500 oats; L7D do Shipments 800 bills -four;
lsuy bushels wheat: 2,2O0 do. corn.
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mani was fair sales being made tohe eKens Of lis bales
I'M i nds asTs 4 ss prices. however, remained
HAr-Bosh shipping retail lots were in fair request,
and prices ruled very hra at 81 " for shipping aud u %
market ruled steady but the transactions
were i,gn s. sna quite anlmporant Co. .,,.
turpentine, and st further decline conceded In some
&c na ss 0 . NE c9.s .ss and
Ycss SSS S sSs a Sbs At S on prSas
terms $50 d. IN bond o'I al ss oI So. and
s;s n a Use sasa + .s s a sna
prices ruled quite steady sales 800 bbls strained
49, =: sssEIs 80 Il e e. ss AZ g
Tar was dull and unchanged.
sa s'; oSSs
e msds q SaT pSs s1 wn.r
Other kinds remained unchanged.
rsS Sa steady :, c.
@ y
p5iy terms: and s%s standard white 4 ssc
ssstsd Of 70 regular % sss sellers
IS BIZ 40 SO or E. ard, r s oS 'ss
meats ana ~ do LARD The %arls, Tor pork continued
moderately active at about former prices though at the
s E: Me-; ssss
e. cr ga ..e 0S as az o RT%s
Loo bbs new mess seller sixty days at Sc $2l IS
r III Il 1s'sd s
n ss i sS a.
beef nominsly unchanged Cut meats continued IN
fair demand and prices frmer The sales $50
psckages It iatc Nhc for hams. aud 20 Alo,sc for
fair sAles 60o boxes at for long ribbed like for
short ribbed for Cumberland cut and l2sc for short
clear The lard market moderately and prices
ruled steady; sales goo bbs at l24c BIKE: Butter
steady at lc l5c for Western and l6c 35c for State
Cheese was quoted at l2c. l9c. according TO quality
RICK continued firm at ll1sc. l2Sc for Carolina with
small sales
SEEDs-In Calcutta iinsced fair business
mated and the market continued firm sales effected
Of bags 70 arrive here per Tno s rs and TO arrive
in Boston, 210 bags Zephyr at 81 80 400 do May
shipment at ~ 20 aud 1000 do, Belle Of the sea, al
81 40 all gold In bond. Clover remained dull ut prices
ranging from lie to l4c OF tmoth. small sales noted
ut ~ IT,
fair 70 good refining being quoted ioe lo The sales
$50 hhds at l0sc 1s4c for Cuba muscovado and
Porto Rico, at sc 31Sc Also QUO boxes private
terms Refined was moderately active ana nrm a. ioc
remained steady drm. sales reported
Of $4,000 lbs. at l2i4c. lyc
TALLow without decided change in value the demand
moderate. Sales 100 900 lbs. Mt Tic IL slice.
wHIsKEY.-Recepts 355 bbs The market continued frm
with rather more doing Ssles 60 bbls. Western, In bond
Al &c
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osIruAst.

Brevet Major Abner II. Benedict. u. =. A.
This officer. We regret to state died yesterday In this
city at the early sgs OF twsnsy.ssvon years The de-
ceased was . native Of Now York, and the Of
the late Abncr Benedict who lost together with his
wife, the steamship Arctic in 1854 He received his
education ss the University Of Vermont and after his
graduation returned 70 this city and engaged in
tile pursuits Immediately after the breaking OF the
he volunteered as private In Colonel Buttsried's
regiment which Of the three that first left here
for the seat or At the close OF 1891 however, he
left the volunteer service having received commission
second Lieutenant IN tho Fourth regular infantry.
During the the deceased greatly distinguished him
self being breveed Captain for gallant and mcrtorous
conduct at Gaines Mills Al she battle Of Frsdercks-
burg he received ball In the breast which penetrated
his lungs and lodged In his back, from which place
cut out This wound forced MIN to return 10 Now
York but II had healed no returned 10 the
army, with the rank OF Brcvet Major and afterward
commanded his regiment 1t the battle Of Gettysburg.
The exposures incident 70 q soldiers life ndded TO his
wounds caused irritation Of the lungs and resulted in
consumption, when speedily ended his days
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SHIP PIN G NE w S !.
poaT or NEW yoak. mar iS. Ss7.

Cleared.
stsamship RAsls. Greene. Hsvaua-Ausauc NAL ssssm-
sss.m.hp Gen s.dswict. whshsrs.. asivssson via xsy
steamship Perit Dsssoy. osivss,on-sporord rilss,oa
steamship " Clyde. Powell wamnsloa. sc-J.mss
sgsss;5 Jssn sss wsy
ship wm Miles tBr, Hills - John. Mo s.lley.
s.rs vena. ' 'Br,. Bent .onaannrsnisson 1 90
Bsrr Amsranih tHsmj. W uhrmana. Hamburg -sloaaa 4
Bsrr woodland tBrj, Higgins. Csdr aud msess,--c C
big y.r!arer tsor, Bahr, Cork for orders-runes.
sns Alma Dam. Bennsr, sssttin-Yunes, xeinots .
Brig water Lily, rutland. RIO Grsuds do SUD- B.nso
Brig Ellsworth CBr,. Cook. HsrSorvnle Ss-D r De
Brig Highland Nancy tBr,. sanders. Dgby, MS soya-
Brig Basisr, Butler. Eirsse,spor,-H " Loud 4c.
schr ocsniA tsr Vance. Pcrnansuco and Bshis
schr Enterprise tBrl. Barnes. rsmpico-J wsisasy
sss. W. H Ess Ssss.
sss, I r.geZ r,.sias
,.sehr Oregon, Ausroe. Wilmington. Ac-rhOmss 4
schr " ware. Burbsss. Nsshmond. vs-vsn Braa,
schr 9 " Kimbail, Han, Bo.,on-w Brown sce
schr Apollo. Freeman, rroviasnc---Racssn raylor.
sssr u.o: .T Tsyo sss sosss Per-
sclr Dart, Johnson stamford. 49,,
Steamer j X Thomson, McLoughin. Baltimore
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, Phitadspbs
Arrived.
Steamship Hatterss Alexander Norfolk 10, with mdse
and pn sseuners, 70 n l. McCrsAdy a Co
NAP y R0r; M c .s s q .qs ssn
BARK kelns ds sud tArsl. wees. rsermo March a. and
Gibraltar April With fruit &c. 70 blossom Bros
TO- 80 Ion is % spoke ship Psrrie rrJ from Bcrr6on
Tor Nantes Nay u. ktss lon u ~ BRIG Java from hstsn.
xss Boston.
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