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NEW ORLEAFs JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Allen kco-3 Britton Moore-27
Jns Harde tco-6 Payne, Huntington &co-2 Harrison
oon-ll Alcus, She ok Aut-y-lS Ably AGO. Fried
lander-l Newman 6co-9 Hitler &co-I G Walmsev
&eo-l Marx Levy-l700 lumber y Tay or-853o 40
Wesver-l S65 do Msrky-ls OO0 brick NJ Merritt
car tupent rosin Blessyy-l Inbau Col.
lns-ls bxs fruit Q ClOud-l5 Do Macheca-43 Aby-
IL Boarman- As Fuach Pa bbls potatoes j @ Nc Ills
ter-sundries to ordsr-T0tal 68 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. OPEJOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
bales cation Bersud Gibert-4 blanche Wiltz-2 Da
four-2J Bonaion-l Tetron-l P.cy &eo-I L Cou-
re boil des bols tslov Mann &eo-l64 head cattle
suDdries 20 order-Totsl Is eales cotton
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PENSACOLA Observer.
PUBLISHED TRIwEEKLY BY WIN. KIRE A 90.

suoscrption-fveive months S8; SIX month"; a 4, al
vance This long established journal very dssrsbe
o. this time In view Of the fact that Pensacola a. esns
per railroad Communications with the Northwest and
Dscomng point OF interest to entsrprising rnsnL
tere.e Of the State Of Florida and in rs locsI de-
oevotes special attention 10 the immense Lambr
end Timber trade growing In is vicinity A. also 10 etbsr
commercial Items which to the careful reader vii indic.s
- port Advertisements soIicatsd " s.~ss's
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Orr or JkrEBRsor, s,

Orr or JKrSsRsoS. September 4, 1862
Arrived yesterday-s5 Texas Beeves, loo Hogs,
IS Sheep. Sold-ls4 Texas Beeves, 29 Hogs,
IS sheep. Stock on saIe-343 Texas Beeves, 1874
Calves and YeaIlings, 1853 Hogs, SO sheep, and Is
Mich Cows.
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TUKNIf SEED.


TUKNIf --HRHIe- sRsn-
LANDRETH's NEW CROP, growth of 1868 Just received
n m Philadel, hia
hre Flat Dutch TurDip; Red Top TurnIp Lar,s S3obe
furrip; Purple Top Yellow kuts Baga-
For sale in quantities suit purchasers Store Of
II. HAFNEf,
Jos St CHARLES street.
Opposite st. Charles Theater.
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EKNEsT TURPIN, WHOLESALE MANUpAo.
turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolsts Cream
Drops. Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jpjube Paste Gum
Drops, and syrrps ~ steam Importer Of French orns
ehns Dseorsssd Toys cossAquss Fancy Papers for Csks
stands or bouQ1ets CsonAges Fancy Boxes Christ
mas and New Year Presents Conucopias etc. etc Ne q
Old Leves street, between b. Louis and Cont sssta New
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BF2AZOb SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. 8. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept 9Th, ct s A. =.
N0R RRA ZAa n NTI ON VIA aAIura

Leaves SATURDAY. Sept 9Th, atsLE
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
ToN-The lOwpressurs side-wheel Iron steamship
4. q. Harris,
J.B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
VIII leave a. above from her wharf, foot Of st. Joseph sress
carrying the United States mails If the steamer Is unable
TO cross the Braso bar goods be delivered at
con gnees to pay their ghtersge For freight or pas
sage apply 10
CHAS. A WHITNEY CO., ARenta
30 and 81 Camp street
Freight insured Of the adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters. July l, 1853
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Go to Geo. Alces, ls5 Rampant street, for
genuine aad cheap cigars.
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND INV ORLEANS REsu-
LAR PACEgT
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY, ct 8 ~
FOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA HAK
rsonburg, Trinity and all intermediate isndi.e.-Tns
Hne, fast passenger packet
Cfeona,
L. d. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN Olsrs,
wiz leave positively above For freighr or p..xs.,
apply on board or wINBURN a LORD Ag,n,.
SO Grsvisr street
r.s-rhe clsona vi take freight passengers Is Isv
as any other boat In the trade taking freight tor Bsyou
nscon and Iensas and DArbonns. with privilege Of no
shipping
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Cleared Yesterday.
Schr Marion, Lppert, for Havana. Godenbow Kelley
Steamer Luoretis, DAVIS. for Mobile. Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Pippn Pippo ON Covngton. master-New Basin
Lugger Va de sarrante from Lafourchs. to msster2d dis
trlct 10
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental Carter, from St Louis
Mittie stevens Heno. from Bayou Sara
Lulu ID. Craze fr m Shreveport
Thos May, DeBouchel from Jesuit's Bend
wsoon, Ruiz, from English Turn
Frances, Blakesee. from Mobile
Below Coming Up.
schr Evira Johnson Il days from Tampco to Fernandez
Exports.
HAVANA-Schr Marion-35O7 bbs -four rs bbls $50
SKIS bran 500 SKIS is bales 500 feet lumber
MOBILk-Stesmer Lucretis-l0 bags coffee
Imports
M0BILE-Steamer Frances bales cotton Marx 4 Levy
do Jennings, Gates &co-sundres to order-Toal bales
cptton
OovINGToN-schr PippO-55O bsls sand Stewart &co
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EXTRACT,

CALDWELL's EXTRACT.
An on which Gray Hair to lie origin Al color
No washing Of the head Necessary. For sale BY
O. N. MOKTSON,
importer and wholesale Druggist, NoI2 Magazine Il,
DR.. JAMES SYME,
wholesale and Retail Druggist No. l39 Canal street.
DR. HASTINGS
OraRRist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And ct the Depot Of FELIX SAXON
No. IA Bsronns street, Canal
NEW ORLEANS. May H. 1858.
Caldwells Extract.
Having snslyIed this on and in my experusuts APP
Piled IT MYSELF recognize that Il is Of the best
articles yet the pubic for the purpose restoring
The hair 20 It's original color In testimony Of which hereto
ark my signature.
lSignedl FELIX sARON
Importer Of Human HAIR Southern Emporium
q. II. CALDWELL. PstenteeL
Hotel des Etrsngers No. 10 Chsrtrss street
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II NEAs8 n MAYO
N SUCCESSORS TO MAGEE 4 KNEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine street,
Manufacturers Of saddlery and Harness.
-fnPoRrxRs Or
sADDLERY, HARDWARE BETTING, PACKING AND
HOSE, ETC, ETC.
Nos. Tehouptouss and New Levss' and "a, @ aad %
Common
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Warine 5nteaiseare.

CRxscEEr OrrIck, No. ~ CAMP srRxEr,
Friday. September 4, 1868. 3
Cleared Yesterday.
r Marion, Lippert, for Havana. Goldenbow Kelley
amer Lucretis, Davis for Mobile. Master
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ViHaINIA AILIrAHk IxsrrTUTs
LEXINGTON, IA

fnis Institution Is IN fun opsratios and 1, r,.ev "a
Cadets ffsn the South at any pso Of The
axe charge Of them for whole year.
The vacancies IN Faculty By III d,atn a, a..
N. hoass Nho Ora'ehhse have been ssppisd b.
and Col J. W. hsssie with The sdditis. A. O.. -.
Brooke late Of the Navy.
Adar1s Ne zndsruigns1 zAEcrs n gx,-r
szpsrntsndsnG
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TOWBOATs.

T0WB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBoAT ASSOCIATION
'EME UNDERsIeNED, WISHING TO EsTAB
sn An suitable and uniform rate Of Towage and orer
port, have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
swfr.sriand. Lsviathan. Gladiator and
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
barry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles Thos- n. Morgan, Equator. W
sash, Norman, Republic, Tseumssh
Wfcaeo and Rslianca.
The number and Of the above associated Lns NJ
Iowooss guarantees that no dstenton viii occur sbsr Il
the bar or In this port
PETER MAECY, Eclipse Lima
bCHhkIDKR zUBERBIER
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE Co. IIna
Afsoeis'eo Omoss - Osrondeet street. up stairA
J. O. EORCROss
CHAA rTfzEERfTER
Lsvss Aeenfa
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fOfFIOIALl
COMMON COUNCIL.


BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
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Leaves EVERY sArURpAY NJ
EOR vICKsRURa. NATkHEz Avn an
- tsrmediaas lzndings-Ths stssnYr Slsa E..s. ~. nv
i. r. Lesthers master Sam Ay al ,{ora NJ, ~ eas
making all Coast landings - Vs. Wv - se"t~s
SINNOT1 ADAMS LIS oor.rsrc,.l p....
The steamer Gen. Quitmsn conlcts Al
steamers Countess Calumet JYarao 40 ~
Rivers and Julia and tnhkon "a n, LONE
phis and all intermediate landing, W - N'.as' Aso-
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Notice to Mariners.


BELIZE, Hon, April 9, 1868.
light exhibited nj Cay Bokel The consists OF
lanterns, hosted flagstaff bright nj the
southern and red at the northern yard owing 10
infeory OF the burners or lamps the light not visible at
great distance.
of this coast published two three years ago. have
marked existing This the night Of
the lat the first occasion that has been exhibited.
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&c, ss:s.. sss: cssr Hur.s xs.Sn IvsOe Bon
rEEE;xs07foAf: Nay ii-Anivss' :ehi Calvin, Adams,
R; ss::i';
fssss 70,
HCsOisn Chs.ss Box ws.. Hs% sYoH for Addison
M s :s . sr
NEW LONDON May n-Arrivsd' schr SARAH En rhom.s
TE NIX h..s, A1Sy .A
Velocity, smith, with z g 1ovels BesDs, and
Phi rnhaDr, s,:ss. ~:
na Dillon salem bsson %sa%s sns
sss:s; s: 4sS sS ss
f;ss;s a; Ss.n,a, wsy%egA rs
Queen cggss eT Sopf Mobile: 1ss
Crowell, Brainree vash Sharp, sharp BOSTON " Pratt
N.sa sPss S;sf
belle rs.'s % &c
ys:ss ASs%' ts4.1 s4
Upton, Portland Evergreen Bsoste Prevdence Wsay-
fT nada, %sn,f' Lady
Buell., do; Helen, Carroll Bath ives bowo'cn' NOR
LEwEs Del, MAY ll-6A M-The bark Chas Wood, for
Cork went yesterday forenoon. Ship Admiral, Tor
going The fol Owing I'm yssss %sn 70 e:
Raleigh, for Bremen Moses Gen for Maanzas; nrss
Conan for do 9 Chase for sagua' together with many
E ,ss ssn,
CArdenas Annie Ingram tBr) Bunch do-w pc &aken on
railway for repairs schrs Sarah jones' Fish, fhade-
pha Grace Webster Randall, do Caroline q Hanes, South
Cleared-Schr E q Willard, Parsons Phiadephia.
l2th-Arrived, brig Hattie Bishop, Webb Cardenae. -
Cisared-Brigs Choice, Brown, Cienfuegos; Caroline 4
Kelley Cameron Matanzas schr Ada B. Parker Phi!adei
PORTSMOUTH, May l0-Arrivei schrs Rockingham Wy
man. New York. Humb boldt, Denton, and Lucy Warrens
Hatch Philadelphia; w Hall, dol Calston, Roberts, Ron
dout ilth, lem Arey, NYork for Hal Dwell ~,
yer, Savannah; Bennett Georp etown DC r Ward,
Edwards Baltimore Nathaniel Hanes Arnold, Elizabeth
port Thomas Cooper Weeden, Rondout sloop Oregon,
Rhodes, NYork via Bristol - -,
Godfrey, Godfrey, Philadelphia Ira Biss, Hudson; har,
riet Lewis Taylor King, Blven, Ezabethport Ell
Townsend Gardner, Rondout; Roxanna Burey, Philips
Brave Smith and Alfred Hail. Dmmick, NYork jane Hal.
speed, Welheet Frolc, Caghorn, Sippican soop Com
PAWTGCKET, May l2-saled, schrs Iy Harteau, joiner,
PhladephIa; James Parker sr, Kelly Eilabe.hport
NYork Norfolk and City Point; schr Adene Town
SAN FRANCIsCo, May l2-saled ship War Hawk, vii
SULLIVAN, y7-sailed, brig VIM R Sawyer, Ray, New
SALEM, May I-Arrved schrs Moulton, Crowley, Pori
johnson; American Chief Pressey, E.izsbehport ABBY
Gale Ryder Eddyvlle, NY, for Belfast Bound Brook FER
'sfoNiNGToN, Nay ii-Arrived schr Cameo, well, Ca
lais for NYOrk.
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LIVELY DESCRIPTION OF THE SwEETwATER
COuNTRY.-A correspondent Of the San Francisco
Tunes, writing from south Pass city, gives the fol.
lowing lively description Of the people who are
turning over" the Sweetwater country:-.'Our
population, like that Of all other mining camps, IL Of
the heterogeneous cOnglomerate kind. All nations,
all professions and all phases OF human character
are represened-the pous assassin and the reverend
desperado, Inherent politician and Old Jim Brdger,
the fastIdious French dancing master from "Paree"
and old "Washakee, the ''tendcr-feet," from the
Atlantic States, and the 'self-risers, from the Pa
cinc We have lawyers, doctors, divines merchants,
ministers, gamblers, thieves aud bummers With
such ingredients the whole mass may be held within
tne liinits OF the law by the officers thereof until
civilization and Christianity get footing here-but
] doubt it.r
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CRIME IN TEXAS.

An attempt was made few days since TO assassi-
nate Dr. d. 5. Hunsacker in the streets OF Sumter,
the steps OF his stOrehOuse when Lawson ap-
preached him and asked If that was DR.. Hunsacker.
The doctor answered In the Affirmative. "Well,"
said Lawson, 'Pve come to slap your jaws.o The
Doctor replied, ''YOu had better do it," Whereupon
Lawson drew his pistol and fired at Hunsacker three
times before he could put himself in proper position
for defence. Dr. H.. then fired at Lawson once, the
ball struck the cylinder OF his pistol and wounded him
in the hand. Lawson fred again, without effect.
He was taken care OF by his friends and is still at
large.
The Tyler Texas) h,der learns that horrid mur-
der was lately committed In Upshur county on the
person Of a negro boy, fifteen or sixteen years Old.
The negro had been at work for n Mr.. Jeter with
whom some Of the family had some difficulty. AT
night the negro was seen by Mr.. Jeter's son i'm the
horse lot with rope In his hand. The next morning
young Jeter and Mr.. Barlow arrested the negro on
charge Of horse stealing, took him before justice.
who discharged him as there was no evidence TO
vict him. The gentleman started with him TO Gil
mer, but after beng gone several hours he returned
remarking that the prisoner had escaped. This Oc-
Cured some time between the lst and 10th Of March,
Some few mornings since a lad In the neighborh0Od
Of Gum Branch was out turkey hunting and found
the negro hung TO dogwood limb, his knees upon
the ground, with evident marks OF having been
killed and then hung up TO the tree In the position he
was found. circumstances lead to the suspicion OF
young Mr. Jeter and Mr.. Barlow, his brother-in-law,
who have fled from the country.
The Bryan (Texas) Ne,cs Letter gives a short ac-
count OF free fight at that place, between several
and sundry individuals of the African persuasion.
Bill WILDER, barber became engaged in an alterca-
ion with one Nathan porter AT the Commercial.
Wilbert shot Nathan in the side Of the head the ball
glancng, cut of portion Of his ear but did no
further damage, upon which Nathan put ball
through Wiber's left groin, making an ugly, though
not fatal wound. The Ne,rs Letter seems 10 look
upon the damage thus far as small, but regrets to
state that valuable porker was killed by q stray
shot.
The ONCE OF the Sub-Assisiant Commissioner OF
the Freedmens Bureau, In Nacogdoches, Texas, was
papers DESTROYED. reward of $1,000 is offered for
the perpetrator.
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who ALWAYS tells the truth ten years after 1t Is worth
knowing. In 1861 he said to Governor Andrews ina.
he knew Johnson was traitor, and that he had
known It ten years before. and thus he concealed he
truth till II was too late to benefit by It. ne sealed
time "a as Johnson himself told us by outspoken
treachery against the nation. Now let us know WI .
our candidates are do not blame ANDREW JONI ION 4sn
peril under which we labor. ! blar - the
man OF Massachusetts, who went 70 bai.' /ere, and,
Knowing vvssa ION dOf % aaan Mnf b. Nv what ne
acquaintance Of thirty yeass exacsy what he was,
foisted him upon an ignorant naton as trustworthy
President, and then pretends 20 stand aghast at the
vice which his elevation has revealed to u.s. blame
the statesman who hides the defects OF candidate
in order to gain the confidence Of tne % people pc sd II
Let there be no second hand man; no
| cover up his candidate with the mantle
OF his fdea and then ask me TO vote for him, and
then throw upon me or Providence the evils which
| his intrigues and insncerity brought upon the
| nation. What we demand OF these people Is that
they shall believe the theory OF the government under
| which they live-that the people are competent to
know the whole truth. The republican party is
probably going to split New lines are being drawn,
TO the nat0n:-"There is q fulcrum with which you
can move the universe. but unfortunately 1t is black
@ use M Il, 4 mot can have y no er
The South wants the farmer, the merchant, the
mechanic, the spindle, the man that creates, the
homes with comforts and elevates human nature
INTO the sunlight and enjoyment Of all that II Is capa-
BILE OF enjoying through these channels. lmpeach-
ment means this very thing, whether it comes to-day
or ten days hence. johnson may not be
sinner, and God only can f1th0m what
he meant when he removed Stanton. do not care
whether he be great criminal or miserable blum
derer dragged up from the mud OF Tennessee.
drunk at that. ! know pathway for the south
except through the White House. The loyal South
to-day look to the White House and to Ben Wade as
the occupant OF It, as the only hope FOR Its freedom
| and civilization. Cheers.)
The meeting soon after broke up.
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Davis, Tor Cruz May load for Philadelphia;
HYors 10 sail 9Th; Kate Freeman for do Velccity Mar
shall from and for DO dische Mary Summers, Summers
TEIsIDip, Apr sssaiied, .chr Mary Jone. tRr Per
sehrs II Bayes, Bsyes, Philadelphia; 3D. Geo Nebnger
Viec, April s3-Arivcd covadonga, Baker, Yyork.
American Ports.
BOSTON, May Arrived, schrs c W Hol Hart, Whining
ton, NC Georgia, Rrie Baltimore Laura Mary, Clifford
Ceared-Baks Pels Br) Davis, Iverpool brss Miranda
@ snaJ
phla Virginia, Crowel, and Sea Flower, Brown, Nlork
salled-ship Johp Mann; bark western Sea- brig panne
isS-Arived, ships Thatcher Masoun, Peterson, Liver
pol HHss;i r Nay S.Tpsxs steamship or. Appe
s Gy' 2isa sao ssi ATspts'
TdwsI trsD ss H. Ss S SsSp %
dem Bowen and |eo xds%s Bstr HostOn vspoE Bc
Helen MAJ Is %n..
wers Fred bsSs
ssied-Briss Nevins, W A Rogers. s chr Jackson
went 70 sea h bark St Lawrence, brgs Aired Dudley and
BooTHBAY, May a-Arived, schrs George Knborn, stan.
lev Deer Isle for Wsshincion; 9Th Ca.hnrine pssis Es
north ier Rosyn, Ii Ariel Tewor, surry for NYork and
,BANG0R, May io-Anived, schr Ada Frye, Cooper
I'M sailed, .chr A Taylor, euver, philadelphia.
npIGMfoS May il-Arrivcd, schrN skinner Thrnshcr,
FoKfREss MONROE, May ~ Passed up. brig che,,a
from Porto Rico for Baltimore Passed out brig
Fall RIVER, May e-Arrived, .chr. Carlton Jayne,
PhilsdslpSis San Louis, Weaver Eli.aseh9on buf,
sFed ksypor Rondeu. Hattie Collins Hill Newsurs;
Willard Csswe and Cabinet, Cock, Eiisabehpor; llb,
2th schrs Theodore Dean, Phillips Georgetown, De- Vim
GALVESTON, May S-Arrived, bark Iris Schultz, Brc.
,,h- Cleared, brig Jossca, Borgcfeldi, Liverpool
HOLMES HOLE, May t1-Arrved, brig Aristos tIr),
Peak ate Crowell detained Surnam account
ness Surnam for Bos0n schrs Tahmiroo, Cole
vile for do Nellie Treat, Trim, Georgetown DC, for Rich
rnond, Me A Aidrdge, Robinson Mercer, King l.
Leverng Corson Tirrel, Atwood; Danenhower, She
pari and Sarah Bright Shaw. Philadelphia Boston
Babcock Smith, and Au tin, Davis, do for Salem Ha
waiha- Newman, do for Newburypori Almira Woolsoy,
King do for Gouceser Maggie Smith, Grace 10 for Dan
yerspo Chas stekney, Mathews, do for Salisbury Ios,
Taylor, NNork for Gloucester; Evelyn Crow ortJohn
son for Rockpo Mass Ocean STAR kennedy, Rondcu for
Bangor.
,saedSchrs Satterthwaie, Annie May, slnnickson,
Wary ID Cranmer Elve Davis, Rachel Seaman.
18th, AMArrigcd, schs Sinbad, Arey Rond0ut for Bos
ton; = Palue Jones, Eastport FOR Philadelphia.
Satled-Schrs Snow Squall, J ~, A Davis, Paine.
NNurk.
NEW ORLEANS, NAV S-Amived, ships Helen Clinton,
sprasue, havre Polar STAR Ricb, BordesuL
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from St Servant Petit Hayrs and Pon a1 Chcix.
ss ": = iist'Ss ssPt = g
s:s ~; $ q Hss ss
h sppssaI& & but sh0, IT, Ti II dns. as "A
Z ~ q ssSs g ns
sip o
BARK EIsn Steven. tof Portland, How, Maanza' Nayi
with sugar and psssenesrs TO 70 master u, vi. Glib
r..4 ss 1nHs & S0n s
Giles Co. April 90 lat 80 Ion 20 IS saw the wreck of Of vs
e. S
winds the entire psssass.
..l 4snss a5piIss rs. Windsor with DlA'
Brig Orion Jonespors days, with spars, to Snow
sagg ssr,g Convoy, con;sy psndeson, sAchla.s Il days
wss IA mssss E Fs'Jes ~sm: aay vs. g.
schI Eefeas D.ns Windsor, MS, days. with plaster to
Nary %sS soss,:' MS aar with p.. to Jed
schF william Henry, Mahady, Virginia
1 sssI Ass Asas.a fss DC
SS SsS1 ssss S MA SsSd%%:; ans %issa' Ssls: ~ days
schr Johnson Bates Machas, IL days, with lumber to
Sch, Mary Rogers JonespOrt 10 days. with spes,
schr Dyer Babyn, Jouesport, days. with spies, to
scSr y:EsSars Higgins, Bangor days, with lumber to
ksssss a., with lumber
sfsan snn.y saDfsr @ ss~.
sssr ffl paneaS %ns
ssT sssT sSisa ssS,s WM Mar; rsls S.siS RSsgsna ssy
schr Amelia, Ellms Rockland.
Ssssf% Lana a%o nss Poana with u
beT, to John h soynton's TnI,. Son Co. w.
schr Fitch, Gates Portland, Me- with lumber, to Boyn
ssSr ssSr Challenge, Bucsmcre waaoboro;, g, .,,.,,,
ssST ssST FsSs; %sSds ssss5,.
sehr Golden Eagle Howe New Bedford;
schr schr RHssss SasOn Lowell hsrss Boston
shr sshr ,Groysr Nckerson % Boston for Philadelphia
schr Mary Day, Burrows Harwich.
sS kss a o1 pa Philadelphia
Ss Hs1s len
aS
sehr American & Eagle Shaw, Provdence for Philadelphia
schr 9 9 Crammer, Crammer, Providence.
h schr sr War seed ed'S Sisterson' sffs Providence
sss1 seSr nsss as,fra To,; j0SsS SsS
wsh FsSea New Philadelphia
schr Edward Wootten, Young New Haven for Elizabeth
sshr Charles G, NJ R9ssoEs q New N Haye1
schr Reading RR No 49, Dennis, New Haven for Philadel
phia.
schr Reading RR No 81, Baldwin, New Haven for New
Brunswick.
schr Reading RR A. Burdick New Haven for Phladel
phia.
Schr A Stewart, Giber New Haven for Virginia.
Schr Cornell Marshall, New Haven for Ezabe.hport.
Schr 4 Munsel, Barlow, Bridgeport.
Schr Richard Law, Law, Stonington.
Schr Sarah Strong Tutte, Stonington.
Schr Motto, Searles, Norwich
Schr Jane N H0yt Corles, Norwich.
Schf Albert Crandell Rodgers, Mystic for Rondout.
Schr Oregon, Tribble, Mystic
Schr Connecticut Bayles Mystic.
Schr ID Ingraham, Bates Haddam.
Schr Glenwood, Freeman Horton Point
SAILED.
Steamships China, Liverpool; City Of New York, do and
both anchored In tiravescnd bays Colorado do land
chored the sW sp; Leo, Savannah Jas Adger Charles
Wind at sunset Sc, fresh, with rain and fog
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
The Anniversaries To-day.

American congregational Untoia-Brooklyn Acad-
emy of Music, at hafpast seven P. NJ Senator Will
will preside and addresses will be made by Rev.
John Hail. Rev. S. II. Tying, Jr and others. There
Will be vocal and instrumental music AT half-past
six O'Clock a reception will he held in the parlOr OF
the Academy, when the public will be presented to
Senator WILSON, A business meeting will be held at
half-past three O'Clock p. M.
american ana Foreign Christian UniOr-Half- past
seven O'Clock p. NJ. at Steinway Hall. Rev. DR..
Duryea, Dr. LOchlin Taylor, OF Canada and Rev. Mr..
Platte, OF France, will address the meeting.
american Btble SOcietV-Busncss meeting at nine
A. NJ, at the Bible House. Public meeting at Stein
way Hail at ten O'Clock.
american Equal Rights ASsOci0tiOfl-At ten
O'Clock A. NJ, az Cooper Institute.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

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