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BIS GOSSIP.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of rRt HERALD.

Admiral Farragut's visis-American Civilixa.
tiou and spirituous Conversiess-The AuGust
Fetes-Tendencv Of French Literature.
PARIS, July 10, 1891
Admiral and MIRA Farngut arrived Paris yesterday.
and will leave in day for for,nghrs trip 70
Germany,
The Colorado win, learn leave few days for New
York.
American civilization 10 undoubtedly extending ts be-
ncGcent Influences the globe and "American
drinks" partaksn OF as they Of the Exhibition
by tho outside barbarans OF the OF the world will
probably make The OF the globe; and. 80 the
"Disbanded Volunteer once predicted one OF the
consequences OF the CrImean war; "whiskey viii DO
found every khan IN Consantinople, and even the
poor miserable eunuchs win take their cocktails before
breakfast" Already some dozen places bearing the
sign american Bar" arc opened the Exhibi-
ton ground, and in some Of these drinks are
compounded and sold the names Of some Of which are
rs new the the composition Of them 10 TO the
palates Of true born Americana stroing yesterday
through the covered gallery which forms the outer circle
OF the building and devoted 70 edbes and bibuians
my eye was attracted BY sign, upon which, in garing
gold letters was painted the following 'st OF American
arinks' most Of which confess even in several
years. practice al the bar" in my younger days were
entirely now 70 me :-"Cobblers juleps locomotives
corpse rsvivsrs PHILIPPINES hard shells, beautiful lap
Iady's blush stony fence, Yankee Whisper silent ncd
shoemaker. something nice Sherry cobbiss Of I'll the
American drinks has taken the nrmes fooshold heFs,
and in more o. less genuine form s sspssssd q
most OF the cafes In the Exhibition grounde and sfn
on The windows Of the Swiss department. nforms. the
Swiss .'chsri sobslar"
Great preparations are u pross. for gssse:.s snc~
when is i said that the wi b more mag
nincent than ever before The <sr Garttcs ~ 70
sho. on from the heights q t6s IrossesH a. Of
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IMMIGRATION At THIS PORT.

During the month OF July % s7e immigrants arrived
at Castle Garden. Nearly half Of this number re-
main this State, while OF the Western States Illinois
receives the largest proportion The following taoie
gives the destination OF tho entire number
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Admiral Farrngut's visis-American Civillxa.
tion and Spirituous C0nversions-The August
Fetes-Tcndcncv Of French Literature.
PANS Juiv 10 1891
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LONG IslAyD INTELLIGENCE.

'sKTEroN IN ARAoR'' AT FLUSHING. Yesterday, rs
some bows were nuting in Browns wood-a rather
lonely place of timber, about three miles from
Fushing-they discovered the remains OF man. clad in
soldiers uni osm, which evidently had laid there very
long time The fosh had dsappeared, leaving nothing
bu skeleton. The head was some distance from the
body and rom the limb OF cedar tree, whore the
body lay, rope swung TO and fro. II is supposed TO
have been a cas-. OF suicide rho Coroner has been
notified, and will hold an inquest on the body.
A WOMAN BATTLES WITH BURGLAR AT MAsHAssrr lon
Monday evening the house OF William H OndsrAonk,
Of Manhasset. entered by . burglar quito late
grappei with the intruder In the dark creating noise
which aroused the inmates, who rescue OF
the girl Father, mother asd DAUGHTER entered the
test and In the course o. the sfny the whole party,
getting too near the edge o. tho stairs went down head
long, In the fall the burglar dropped two pistols
. double and the other Q 6ve bar
Ireland made his escape through the door, Mr.
Onderdonk seized OF the revolvers and with great
presence OF mind fred upon the audacious individual
and, II is thought wounded him The authorities got
wind OF the affair." and at proceodad to ferret out
the rascal but have thus far beeu unsuccessful Ocer
Smith, Of FL sning. 10 the alert for answering
Of the person who entered the house.
and whols known TO have committed several depreda-
tions in the locssty.
A MARINE MONSTER -on Thursday Of last week, Mr..
VIM. Vail took in his fish pound Napeague Harbor,
q few miles west Of Montauk Point on the Gardeners
BAY side OF tn Island marine turtle, OF
species unknown to fishermen and seamen in that To-
cay, who have visited various parts OF the where
turtles taken, AMI which competent Judges est.
mate TO weigh fully hundred pounds
When bis ellpIaed majesty discovered inside the
nets fastened upon stakes and arranged that the fish
entering become bewildered and swim round and
round Das.ns BY the Dasssss that leads to W
such was the STRENGTH OF the animal that he
quito turned the tables upon his capturer, and
effort. when he safely landed and secured II
Intended 70 exhibit him on the grounds OF the Suf
folk county Agricultural Society. at Greenport.
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SALE OF cNEasm:sr VESSELS At THE NAVY YARD.

number OF government ships wcrc sold st uction
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard at yesterday by order
Of tho Navy Department large number Of Interested
persons attended the sale; but the bidding except
two three instances without, spirit and The prices
obtained were not high expected by the depart
menL
The terms Of sale twenty per cent Of the pur.
chase money the spot and the balance weeks
when the ships to be removed
The following the OF the ships sold, their
purchasers and the prices paid Our readers will recog
nize in the list many familiar during the naval
operations OF the late war;
The North Carolina treceivng ship) go tons bur-
den an Old timer or three decker, built Of live oak
$12 900 and up 10 $50 000 which figure she was
purchased by Captain Carroll.
The Rhode Island, sidcwheel steamer Of 1917 TONS
was bought BY George Quintard for $4,000
The Augusta, sidewheel steamer OF l. 3iO tons,
started on bid Of s25 900, and, after some spirited
bidding she vas bought BY Thomas Lamb, for go ooo
The Massachusetts,, screw steamer Of 1,l55 tons,
brought $50 ooo W. ,. Wells Co., Of Boston, we're
the purchasers
started on bid Of $4,000 and AFTER some sharp bid.
ing was knocked down TO Thomas Lamb for e17,0
The Pautuxe sdewhesl steamer Of 974 tons with
drawn the highest bid offered bong $4,000.
The Esslla. an iron sidewhccl steamer Of as tons,
was purchased by Thomas Lamb for $4,000.
The Tioea, sidewhes steamer % $40 tons, brought
81, 600 her purchaser being Peter McKnxhs.
The Connemaugh, . sidewheel steamer Of 0SS tons,
was bought By William ouieley for tl7,l00
for the sum Of sia, 600 By N. Gibson. 1855
gur.n:ssd BY 9. II. Wills Alter Lively competition,
The sonoma sdewheel steamer OF 974 tons, brought
$4,000. John Mullin was the purchaser
The Osccola. sdewheei steamer OF q7l tone was
bought by " Gibson FOR $4,000.
The folo~ng named steamers, OF similar construction
70 the above were Withdrawn by the government the
bids being far below the apprsisement: -Eutaw Wya
iusins, Dumbsrion and Ha,tabesetL
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wEsrcHEsrER 1HrELL1GEncE.

NuNIrAL NoNSArioSs AT hoRnsAxIA.--Nestings wsro
held in each Of the four wards comprising the town Of
Aorsania Monday evening for the purpose Of Domi
mating candidates TO m the vacancies which will shortly
tho Board Of Trustees when the following gen.
siems1 were chosen s. First Tn ward Jordan To;
dale; Fourth ward, Richard II. Teller In the First
ward. alter the foregoing nominations had been made
the electors Is held p an Informal meeting and
nominated John B. Tsrhuns, who. Il un-
asr, ss sc w r run on xo aos.
evening The ballot in the Third ward resulted in sixty
for Teasdale and nfty-nne for franklin Henry
coming election The for the nomination in the
Fourth ward tHighbridgeviel between W. B. Florence
and M % ~ ds:
in favor Of a republican candidate Al meeting o.
the Union republican electors OF the latter ward ned
recently the OF Charles j. ellis received unan-
FIRE AT HIoHBMDGsvuIE- nine O'Clock yssteT-
day morning fire broke In the barn attached 70 the
premises Of gentleman named Ksmp At Highbridgs-
vile, which resulted the destruction Of property TO
stored IN q. barn and Sssrcved Vas vsusbi. coupe
rockaway The fire engines from AoFrssnia, - well ~
the aighsrdssviiis company n cS.rgs o. CSlo mel
vice. The cause Of the irs could not b sccuratsly
ascertained
THE McGnAmY TRIAL At TRxxosr. Tho trial Of Bsr-
sard McGsrahy. charge Of having, - alleged with
Others inteered with several ocs Of the police force
a fremont while occupied in the execution Of the
duty Of Offices took place MONDAY evening at the po-
lice court 10 the latter village and although the prisoner
ably represented bv counsel tho jury TO whom the
submitted returned verdict against him. The
occupied upwards OF hours from the opening OF
the court five o'clock until ter eleven at night Al
the request OF counsel sentence suspended. The
matter will probably be brought before the County
Judge. In the cases OF the old man McGerahty and
Pudick further action will not be taken until the 18th
instant.
ALLEGED FEIoSIous AssAULr.-A German, named
George Smith, residing at Hiehbridge, was arrested
yesterday afternoon the complaint Of . man named
Max Muller, who stated before q magistrate At Nor.
rsana that the prisoner had assaulted him in violent
manner and had endeavorod 70 use slunsshot with
feloni0us intent The instrument shown In court,
Of which snugly rolled up good sized stone
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~ For account OF the loss 81 steamship Tiosa from
New orleans Havana bound 70 rhAdc phia sea news
columns
sHIp HxtEr CoorrR Csrior from Hsvaua for London
expsrenced heavy gale on he 3st Aug and lost
spars and sails. t.r4.. - ~ s. -.
BARK nAsrLLA lows Jones' from Pha lelphia for 81
Thomas, iost the 9th ut (ss surlsei few DAYS
sncc and Capt Jones the only saved ssys
the Spanish report Capsin Jones picked ND bv ana
Spanish brig natyid.d from Ivsrpoo aud landed at 81
Jago de- Cuba the 18th ult Tho bnilt nj bal.
trore in 1855 Sa5 tons Register and by Captain
Jones and others In Baltimore)
BARx Lsesro ,sp) before reported sunk Havana has
been raised. ~ ~.
BRre Jonr GxpDxs iof Halifax, Nsl from sombrero for
fhadelphia, was spoken Aug lat 80 o. lon 70 H. leaking
bsdy, and short OF water since which not
been heard or and u supposed that she has foundercd
BRIo Arsv rrrcoxr OF Yarmouth Me- Portland from
scsB ABA Law, Of Rocsppr Mass went lahore night Of
Oh ut while running N for Rockport haror and will
badly be total loss Albert Tarr nf Rockpor missing.
The remainder Of the saved The vessel and
outfits valued a. SoO The loss only partly insured
Sem srrpDis Fortress Mouroe Oct 1.-The pilot boat
Coquetse picked UP yesterday In Chesapeake Bay aoan-
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The annual meeting OF the Ctcarng Hause Associa-
aion held 10 day. when the following onaccs were
elected for the ensuing year
John Jones Chairman; Alexander Master.sa. secce-
cary: William A. Camp Manager The General Com
Sntlee " composed OF The foiiowng.-J u. vermiye
Cashier MerchaDts' National Hank James NJ honison,
President Manhattan Company; p. u Brown, President
Mschanics aud Traders NatiOos Bsnx: h X Com
stock President NATIONAL Cltzens' Bank: C. r. Lever
Sck Pres dent Bank Of New York.
the Committee on sGspepson- includes James GAL
latin, Jacob Campbell George W. Duer. William X.
Kitchen, Edward Haighk The COMMITTEES on Aduis-
sions VIVA A. Whsesock. Wm. ~ Cor, Ames u. Trvv.
bridge James Buell., Alex. MAstsriou. Toe COMMITTEES
OF Aroilrstion. r. III Lovty W. L. jenkins ". II. Macy,
Shepherd Knapp, Alsx Hayden.
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CorrRR.A fnrot extremely quiet, the only
sales being lbs the 18th October
TO the lat OF November 25,c Detroit nominal
15isc. 2jtlc. and PortaSe lake at DC. 2Shc.
tsNpLRs Adamantine ranged at from DC &c. with
fair demand from jobbers Sperm quoted 49, and
patent At sc.
cHsrSr-Rosendale was unchanged NJ 81 a.
DrKwoors-Al kinds were quiet St. Domingo logwood
was quoted at So, currency.
Dnvos .Sp DYks were generally very quiet hut value.
without important change Sales 100
g. s6 gold; 80 10 do at &C. currency; $50 do cal
soda at w. Lice gold; 100 drums causllc soda SIC
l.l6c gold for dark pmc 80 bleaching powders
at SIC $c gold ~ do do. at bAc &C.. 600
csrb soda ct 5c 3l6c gold, aud 10 lbs der.
sugar lead on priv aie terms.
ftouR 0esfs-Rcceipts 1879 bbis -four. 20 bags
corn mel. 30 bushels wheat aud 72) do malt With =
limited supply OF desirable grades. and continued good
demand for shipment and moderately speculative
inquiry the market for State and Western -four continued
70 rule buoyant and hm and fun prices realized
al kinds being made nj advance OF loo l5r
per boil There vas no general sdysncc however and trans
OF sellers Holders manifest renewed confidence In
future of the market and orders sell for future
livery have been counserma ned California -four
sypsthre with other kinds but rules quie, and steady
The sales about 1900 hhls Rye -four
der fair demand The sales SO bills quota.
Southern our ruled quiet and steady unchanged
prices The sales about eo bbls within the range OF
eli elS 80 for inferior, quoting
Corn meal steady with ssles Of 30 bbs city IS 81
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SHIP PIN g NEW S
poaT Of NEW Yusx. OCTOBER /. 1857.

Cleared. .
Steamship Russia tBr) Cook, Liverpool via Queenstown
steamship Tarfa (Rr, Macaulay. Liverpool-E cunsra
Steamship Baltic Rogers Bremen VIA southamptonIsaac
Steamship Arizona Maury. Aspinwa-Pacinc Mall steam
Steamship Leo. Dearborn. savannah-xurray, Ferris 4
Steamship Chesapeake Colby Portiand--J p Ames
Steamship Neptune. Baker Bostou--w y CLYDE
Bris Belle Of the Bay Noyes rndisnoia and LSsaca-
scSr Grsnus tBr Robert s. John SB-crandan Un
s slsicsiord ION Mccreay
srhr Merriam. Aldrich. Charleston Bentley Miller
ssr ,so sss., xf TosS s0s s,snS ysA HamD'on
Cleared Sept es-ship Kentuckisn Knowles Lerhors
Bris Rosewss tBr), Hammond Busnos Ayres-xorrIson
Arrived.
Steamship Henry chauncey. Gray, Aspinwal. Sept "a
sis y 4 s Il brig Lizzie billings, Of s. John
s.s%:sg n;pa.n Eaton Ne. 2Essa: via n,y,s,,
'I ssa@.sp Geo ws.hins.on whitman New orl.an. Sept
Geo crcw I'll n tow and Wass and pAs..nssr % y 2
head wind. n heavy weather Tie whole
as o ssr ssss
Washington. with mdse, to u y Cromwell 4 CO.. u =
% Sdd. Ss
steamship VIM Clyde, Powell, Wilmington, NC, 90
ssrk Panos Davis 8. Thomas Is dsv. in ballast .,
Buck Go. Has breu sdays north OF Hsteras with light
noTtherly Winds Se, y LAY . ~ lon - exchanged az
Brig Fii1s Thomson Marks, GusyanIIa PR via New
Rrs Mary Truasn eBrl TSonpson wentworth rs v
diys ss f ,is S:s Gs rs
Hclmc,' Hole. with grind.iones 70 master
s sssr 1s nSn puHTssr ATKINS mu Bso
schr King Clendenrin, Csais. Was into by an
unknown vessel and had quarter and stern stove
mas. hssd and had mainss,l torn.
schr y Wllc I, Mcfadden, Lubec.
schr q Rankin. Rankin. Bangor for Jersey City
achr Sawyer. Merritt Bangor for Newark.
schr X VI Hodgion Babh, Rockland
Schr Amelia Arry, Rockiand
Schr Angclinc, Hix Rocklsnd. WE assM aH#N
sehr siubad, Arcv, Rockisrf
gchr Bllov wass, Addison. Ni .sM Nt
Schr Gen Howard. johnson Gardiner.
schr W Rowe Whittemo, q Boston for Albany.
echr Acushnet, Higgins Boston.
echr Deborah Jones Dakes Dghton
Schr Adelaide. Kelly Harwich
Schr N Monsoon, Jr, Chase, New Haven. fns
Schr Louisa Cray Fowler. Albany for Boston land pro-
sehr II Metcar, stures, Albany Cor Boston land pro-
ceedcil
schr Terbcil. Albany Cor Boston tand proceeded)
+ ~ FoR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING ISrELblaBScs
sER AN OTHER PA0B. 4a u0 tH4
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The national bank Of whitestown, Oneida county, Is
reported 10 have failed The bank . capital Of
$40, ooo which 10 understood Is wasted, ana appfe
tensions are enterane ed the stockholders VIII have
to be assessed.
The Providence Josr.al says the deflcstion 10 the
Atlas Bank, that city. amounts TO ssooo" ~
money has been paid BY the cashier who mas ssen
in the habit OF certifying the checks Of osr'al panty
who had no funds in the bank On the ias's regular
quarter day the customary examination fai - 70 dis
close the deficit, because, as nov appearA
ceaIed by fictitious New York and B>sseon balances
nv which the directors de Asivsd Probably
$40 600 OF the money for Which he u de-.
fsulter have been paid out within Z week.
The transactions which resulted the deficiency com
menced November last The cashier certified the checks
Of the party referred n and they were negotiated
in New York and Boston, ma came In regular course
through the Bank Of North America 10 the Atlas for col
lection Thev were paa and charged the bank, and
the cancelled checka taken the CASHIERS house. the
fraud would have been discovered il they left at
the backing room Probably the cashier has not him.
self on.ed by the money but be has been induced to
continue the transactions by promises OF large profits
stock spsculaoaA The bonds OF the cashier amount 70
$50 besides which undoubtedly portion Of the
funds distracted win BE- recovered The capital Of the
bank 100000 No one viii incur any loss from the
defAlcaiion, except the ssockhode there ample
FUNDS 70 pay Ill dspostor and bin holders.
The Paris correspondent OF the Daily Ne~s says, IN
respect to the Credit Mobilisr:-
Credit Mober rising 302fr 5oe closed At 2S5fr
with fall OF 11fr CSC. (Par price 500fr) II under
stood that the Bank OF France has refused the Is 900
asked for but has consented TO lend 49, 600 the
personal guarantee OF the directors addition To the
deposit OF such securities AZ the company produce.
There Is a rumor that other financial esabshments the
Compton d'Escompe and Societe Generate, will make
up the other 81 000 Tho result OF these combina
ons not favorably received BY the Bourse public
The following Is Inst Of the principal securities held
BY the Credit Moblier:- 113 600 Obligations Rivoi,
bier Espagnol $50 Midi. $50 Mobilier, 400 Au-
trichens, 1000 voturss ancienpes 1000 Magasns
generaux, IL 900 Canalisation de PEbre.
The value OF the exports exclusive Of spec0 from
New York to foreign for the week ending October
So 800 l6s against So a25 52s for the week pre-
vious.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the Sub Treasury in this city for the
pired portion OF tho week have been as follows
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Oct l-6P N.
BKxswAr wa. dull and nominal.

Corrrx-1n Rio moderate business contaminated
at about previous prices The sales 400 bags South
America 5o0 do North America, and do 10 arrive
per Aauila private terms Maracsbo In good
mand We note the sale OF about 1000 bags balance
the Niles cargo private terms Other descriptions were
quiet We qnoe:-Ro prime, lslc i9c-; do. good lie
i7He.; do fair islc l5s<c; do. ordinary lee lake
do. fair to good cArsoea lsc. q lie; Java, mats
and tngs, A1c 2Sc.; Maraca,bo, lie . ls4c /;
iagusyra. IKE lsc. ST. Domingo, Ike &c.,,
gold, cash duty paid Messrs. William Scott 4 sons
make the stock Of Rio October n New York 6 c33
hags in Philadelphia do: In Baltimore do and
Of other descriptions in New York. 1870 bags.
Corros.A better demand prevailed spinners being the
principal buyers There irregulary In prices,
but at the close the market quite steady the sub.
Joined quotations. which go bales disposed of:
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fhe demand wheat continued active from The
and milers but the market being almost bate ~
little done The market continues under lhe con-
troll OF the SPECTATORS who. 10 the absence ~ aVaNspe
stock, almost die tate their terms This il especially
the With winter heat which has not only been pU
chased freely about fast II arrived hui has been
bought up largely In advance OF arrival To-day uune
offered on The spot and but little 10 arrive and ~ 10 was
WAS freely bid for amber State while ~ 10 was old for
losa Of choice amber Michigan, arrive which few days
VAS sold AZ ~ So which price considered consider
ably above The market. sDfng wheat rsther quiet
most ~ Tie 1pori orders being limited ~ prices ewha
below tsoss current ~ fair price Europe would IN.
dJubtedy prove large customer. the f0fetxn
crops alnrst universally short The sslcs
cosaneo v abVes S.oe nushels lon ihs rDgs am ~
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ARREST Of 4 coMflrEHce upfRATos At uosroH.

BOsfON, Oct. I, 1901.
The police have arrested In this city confidence
operator named David K sprague Jones' with several
Eases His operations have been generally confined TO
obtaining jewery forged letters and checks and
presenting himself to be IN the business Among his
victims said TO 10 Victor Bishop, OF Maiden lane New
York from whom Jones obtained diamonds valued at
81 200 In gold
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Mining shares inactive. Al the rst board Cory
don closed &C. lower than time yesterday,
selling at 81 O5; sepsenderfcr Mining 1oc selling at
81 05 EdgehiI Mining l0c higher selling at 81 90;
Quartz Hill sold at 81 90; New York Gold, 81: Rocky
Mountain 75c.; Consolidated Gregory Gold, 81 IS.
The amount OF the national debt without deductng
the balance in the treasury, follows the
MENTIONED
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DEATH FROM FOUL AIR.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

CNnNNATI, Oct. !. 1861
man named Sussngcr while digging well In Darke
county Ohio opened subterraneau cavity, from which
escaped such poweru current Of gas that he in.
stanIly choked 70 death. Htt sa f
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REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL soksArus At Huosoa

HuDsos, NJ ", Oct I, 1867.
Ahiah W. Palmer, Of Dstcsess, was unanimously
nominated Tor senator for the Eleventh district by the
republican convention held 10 this city today
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Custom Hou& -Sut- 7red'Ty-->
Recepts. Rsceps Pavments. Bdnnce'.
Sept 80. s354ss5 s49l7148 $s135 776 Sill, ITO s63
Oct L.. 463 600 O65, 759 5Os,032 1l2,3ls579
tn. nbta hsnL NJ tba mast and nro
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NswsURyroRI SEP. zs.AT..sa brig Susan Duncan.
NEWPORT, Sept s~s.lsa scar Donna e. Raas, Chase.
Arrived. sesrs John crc.stord, Jones. pslswars
sob sxM-Arrived. schr- Danl Brown Grinuei. George.
s0s INV sES Sept sch rms SsaSsSpo
Henry clay sears; Potter Crosby. julia Ba.ssl.
ss shrop;sse Yankee Re- so, Reeve; ws Ham
PHILADELPHIA. SEPT so-Arrived. schr. A wyr,ck.
s" sosas spe@err SeaSS Borden
Palmer q lees.e, jos Hays Keen, warehAm Reading
cleared--shp ssmo.et sireenleaf mo, wecobb,. San
bark .o aT ssr q9' Reed ssS .gnSDn brig
s hss usss o.u f Ms RIVER H Men Ss
anns . 'rS Ss. sc
arrissi sehr. wliIs MOVE. Hilton, 8, John. NIB
s i siSs rru. K.nd Rotterdam. s..m
ana .: sa1ss h s
''s arc =: isa Quebec.
oo ss ss .sss xn s.ss sssy
Es SEM. sssss,hpss sc Cisrs s and gos
E;s ss ri i Es'a H s:s: s HsSss
,I. ss Ma s,. p.s: rss 2,
i os @s ,ss sta s.TsS sosn xyo,.
Cleared Barks isa hdsn Creeneaf Buenos Ayres; 10.
sephns ~locum, do.
PRovIDhNCE sept ig--Arfved. BRIG Abrsr rsv,o,
Lowell PORT Jot nson. schr yerands Pond NYork sloops
Spra .ue, Gibbs, Eii1ssttrot; q n Rboies Nvorh
ssle!-sc " Ada Aadtews. keey Phllsdelphia; su.
san nary, Kenyon, and Charger Nahan sx ,btehnrrt
Kelley, EiznDeihpert ~ =, fs"-'' seS'
Hammond tctro Azul Peru; sad Lorenzo Br1 pent
reRth. Glasgow. Ns'h A'As-
sailed SEPT ship Goiicn Fleece nelson r,vs-noo,
Cleared .th BARK isina (Brl tvsns Live poo OR sh,r
onmpe rrE pusaassay Havrc; batks Goode, Crockett,
ana I iwS snn ,asr'' ~ Fisher Liverpool
town, DC; Ocear Traveller Adlms Ca mden MI. Nelson
phia. S"' Do"sus hh"A1o'-
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