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HAYRF-Shir Melrose-3OSs bales cotton
PROVIDENCE, r I-Brg w NJ Norwood-26
bales cotton so tons cotton seed
BABCEL0NA-Sbip Joaquin Serra-l809 bales
cotton 10, 500 slaves 2 spars
RUATAN-Schr Helens-20 bbls -four 4 bbls
pork do beef 81 900 shingles 1000 feet lumber
20 bxs soap bags coffee
GRAND CAYMAN-.Schr ChaIlenger-6s6I
feet lumber 24OOO shingles l6 bbls -four bis pork
ST LOUlS-Steamer Peoria City-2SS bxs tin
plate
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21

Steamer Peoria City. Silver, for st Louis. Master
Ship Melrose, Nichols for Havre, Albert Zsregs
Ship (Span) joaquin Sierra. Ysern, for Barcelona,
Pug Bros
Brig n W Norwood, Wastburne, for Providence,
RI Thorndrke & Norton
Schooner (Brit) Helena, Blohm, for Ruatan,
Master
Ceymsn. Z Pilsbury
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Maryland, Reed from Baltimore 10th
inst; via Havana, to WitherspoOn, Halssy eco
I'd dis
Steamship Agnes, Wilson, from Indauols, to A
Whitney &co-lst district
Steamship Gen. Meade Sampson. from New York
18th inst, TO Wood Low & Ludwigsen-2d dis
Brig Andoz (Sp), Botey. from Santiago de Cuba,
Bark Adelaide Norris. Reed, from Mobile, in bal
last, to msster-2d district rs
rowBoArs.
Reauey, Riddle, from the Pssses-towed down
aud to sea 18th inst. bsrks l. N Long and
Alaska-came up light
Perry, Curtis from the Passes-towed down ship
j Souibsrd brig Victoria, and schr 0riente,
brought up bark Adelaide Norris and brig
AndOz
STEAMBOATS,.
Gov Allen, Leathers, from VIcksburg
Celeste DoVty, from Alexandra
Lsfourcbe. Heno, from Bayou Sara
success, Rea, from Port Union
Aloe Woods, from Lower Coast
Louise, Hopkins from Mobile
New Era, Dugas, from DOnadsonviie
Sully, King, from Thibodsux
Thos Powell, Dlnvant, from Donaldsonvlle
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Scbr Antonia, from Blind River
Schr Liberty, from Tickfaw
Schr Decesda, Fsuve, from Bay st Louis
Scnr Gauach, from Pa'cagOuls
Scbr Josephine, from Tcheiuncte
Schr Cartez from Biloxi
Schr Emely. Lopez, from Pearl River
Schr Alice McGuigen, from Pearl River
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Alex Green, from Tickfaw
Schr Fruitiese. from Tchefuncte
sschr Annie, White. from Blind River
sctr Oloff, Anderson, from Pearl River
Scbr Sister Kate, from Tchefuocte
Schr Katy. l., from Blind River
Schr Kate, Carr, from Blind River
Schr Mary lrsne, from Biloxi
schr Concordis, from Bay ST Louis
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
DOMESTIC PORTE.

New York, Nov. 4-Sailed- steamship Bienvllle
Baker; Cortes Nelson; United States, Norton
Victor, Gates, and schooner Kate Brigham, Luce
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
4 ,AA.B w kLL's sXrkACr.

An on which restores Gray Hair to its original color
No washing Of the hezd necessary. For sale by
q. n MORRISON
Importer aAd Wholesale Druggist Eo.l2 Magazine s.
DR. JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, NO. lS9 Canal street
d. HASfiNGS
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine styeess-
And ~ the Depot Of FELIx SAXON,
No. IL bsronxs street, near Canal
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21

YICKSBURG- Steamer Gov Allen 2l5 bales
cotton Richardson & Msy-l52 Gerard l. Craig
l50 B Newman &cc-76 Nslle 4 Cammsck-llO
BuckDer &co--s6 Won Phul Bros-6l j W Person
a d Il Carroll &co-56 Meyer Deutch & weis-
AZ Lacey, Terry &co-44 Jos Hoy &co-39 Aven-
daDo Bros-36 Musson &co-35 Hogan & Patton
80 I H d J Il Allen &co-2l 0ber, Atwster &co-
2S Payne Huntington &co-20 Battle & Nobs-2S
TbOTphDl-25 Chsmpn-20 s II Aby &co-
20 PTitchard 4 Bickhsm-l6 A II Pesle &eo-l6
Summers Il BrsDins-l5 Gmer Hopkins &co-l5
e Bridge-l6 Wright Allen &co-30 q G Stee-
ver-ll Williams Son-l0 j & G Cromwell-
u II Given-l0 Jno Harde &co-l0J Copes
Jennings, Gates &cO-S Julian. johnson &cO-S
J C Denis-s Ricks 4 Halls A MOntgomery-S
to ORDER d q COok-6 A Aikeu-6 r Nugent
Newman &co-6 + Adler--5 to Orders Z
srSTP STDss &iS 5seiHFsiH Fiorss Nswgaii %fS Ware
Dickmsn. Hill &co-2 Nhtcomb q Allison
&co-2 Scott & Csge-2 Morrison. Buck &co-2
Ar Mitenberger-2 Jno Phelps &co-l NJ Green.
wood Son--l Jurey & Hsrris-5S7 SKIS cotton
seed j Aldige-l02 do GArrard & Craig-423 do
5 G Fairchild-s3 do A A Msginnis-i0O do S Marx
PES do A L Bennett &co-1O5 do yln-
39S do Farehid Bingham-50 do II dtre-l00
do Ptrson-60 tks corn Jurey & Hsrris-6
Lhds sugar 25 bbls molasses II Gven-sundties
to order-TOtsi 1898 bales cotton 2i06 SKIS cotton
seed hhds sugsr Is bbls mOlasses
LEXANDRiA-Steamer Celeste-53 bales
cotton Jos Hoy &cO- so Payne, Huntington Geo
a Lebman,s Newgsss Sco-3l do hhds sugar 10
Il do P Pasy &cO-2l hhds sugar 81 b5Is mo.
lssses Eat bars,ow-26 do SO hfbbls do 2I
bids sugar Hare-62 bbIs molasses / Adams
&co-30 DO hhds sugar W Bogart-l7 bales cot
ton ii Mouton &co-l2 do hhds sugar SO bbls
molssses Reushaw Cammsck-u bales cotton
Owen Bros--l0 do J W Burbridge Sco-9 do
Meyer, Deutch Weiss Haydel K Gaspard-7
J Dssys-6T Thienemsn-6 Ar Mltenberger
5 do lt7 sks corn J l. Couret-4 bales cotton to
Nelson, Lanphier 6co do B l. Millaudon-4 do
DeDis-3 Stewart & McCarty 8 G Clinton-2
PritchaId 4 Biekbsm-l Bouligny Esclspon-1
d r Carroll &co-2 do bales hides L Wsms
ley &cc-62 sks corn bbls peas Meyer Deuich 4
Weis-l5 sks corn Clspp Bros &co-36 do bbs
peas Schneider Zuberbier a bales hides Carl
n, Marks &co-hf-bbl syrup L Cohen-37 ba
railroad iron Sniih-hfbbl ngar T Tneine.
maD-snndries 10 order-To al 337 bales cotton So
bh De sugar 24l bbls mOlssses 81 hf-bbls do
BAYOU SARA-Sieamer Lsfourche-I7 bales
cotton Levi-l3 Jurey 4 Hsrris-s Dasilvs
Lehman, NeWgas &co-4 FriedIsnGer--3
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Relow Coming Vp.
Below Waiting Orders

Steamship Yozoo, Hodges, from New York a
inst via Havana, to Harris 4 Bidxel
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
Imports

NEW YORK-Steamship Gen Meade-Asstd
mdse
HAVANA Steamship Maryland-6 crates fruit
Felipe Yglsi-2l bags coffee Meyer Bro case
cigars Rspheal Perez-3 do l3 bxs do bds garlic
Manuel Buni-l crate fruit Antonio Bannoso
AN0R0SS SAN-Ship Rosalie-750 tons pig iron
Wood Low h Lud wigsen
INDIAN0LA-S Steamship Agnes Il bale cotton
Jennings, Gates &co-l do Taie &co-l bbls beef
FraDcke & Danneel-l62 head stock McQuoid &
Mehle-sundries to order-rotal 2 bales cotton
MOBILE Steamer Louse-52 bales cotton to
Warren. Crawford &co-5 7 H i NJ Allen &co-
Friedlsnder-6 6 bales rags Q bbls coffee G.
WsyDe-3 bales sheetings Lehman, Newgsss &co
do Richardson Mays bales osnsbergs to
Hunt & Macaulsy-l2 bxs tobacco Marlin Il
co-sundries to order TOTAL 81 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21

Bark Enton (Breml. Fricke. from Bremen 2Sth
Sept, to E StOckmeyer
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
NEW ORLEANS, Nay Il, 1858.
CaldWslrn Exgrmcf.

Having snsly,ed inis OIL and N ny experiments AP-
~ led IT MYSELF, 4 recognize that it
articles yet TO the pnb for purpose restoring
hs hair TO s original color In test mony Of which heyse
ark my signature
lSiened FELIX SAROs,
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium-
q. II. CALDWELL. Psteatee,
Hotel des EtrAnRers No l2Q Ohhrtres sfreet
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Marine 9ntelligence.
Cleared Yesterday.

CRRscEsr OFrIcE, No. e3 CAxP STREET,
Saturday. November II. 1905
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21
WATERING PLACGs.

"" - nsHGh y " Z H>l%S-i IT,.
ZOE WATERING PLAchs-NORGAN LINE " a
Mail Steamers.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
f@Ee FcH BAk ST. LOUIS, PASS
SAlEALI ehrstiAn tissssiopi City, Biloxi. Oesaa
@Hn@~-s springs and Pescagou A.
&c. oew lcw-pre.srrs iron stesnef Lama. C.,..tn
trsin u slrosc s below:
On TUESDAYS. 10 A. a tfsiu
On SATURDAY. IL ra,n--on this trim ro,ny "A p,..,
gouls. s~ " '
Returntrr viii leave Ocs.n Springs srgDAy s,s
rHrRtDAY EVENINGS, and Pascsgoa a EVERY SUN
DAY kOOEs SSN
fhs sbove trips viii bs regularly unless present nv
bsd vesthsr Low water "
CHAs. A. WHITNEY 4 CO., .es,tx
80 and So rannp stresS
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-11-21

The following article on the culture of the
Castor besu, we extract from q circular letter
issued by the house of II. J. Baker q Co., of
New York city, which firm is largely interested
i q the manufacture of Castor Oil:
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MISCELLANEOUS CITY J0TTINGs!

The last Of the prizes in this district cap
tured during the war is about to be disposed of.
1t is the steamer Cotton Planter which was
taken on the 10Th of May, 1865, after the sur.
render of General Lee and his army. question
which enters into the case is, was the Rebel
army wholly disbanded at the time of the cap
ture? The United States Will be able to show
that a battle was fought after its capture, and
that some of the Texas troops did not surrender
for several weeks afterwards.
"A distribution Of the proceeds of sales of
contraband whisky, tobacco, and other property
to the amount of $4,000, is now being IN ade.
After the costs and expenses are taken out, the
remainderls is equally divided between the Gov
ernment and the intormer, if the gross sum is
not more than $4,000. Several of the Revenue
Inspectors will receive considerable sum.
The battery of the Young MEMS Keystone
Club, under the charge of Captain John Ward,
arrived home at 8 p. NJ. last evening. The club
had the honor of firing the first gun for the Pre-
sidentlal nominee, and we've the last delegation
to leave New York city.
"A meeting of the First Division, Twenty
sixth Ward Grant aud Cofax Campaign Club,
will be held at the Precinct House this evening,
at o'clock.
"A meeting of the Journeymen Hat Finishers
Association will be held this evening, at Dill
gent Hail. corner of Tenth and FlIbert streets, at
8 O'Clock.
A new counterfeit has made its appearance
amongst u.s. IN the shape OF a SO note on the
FIRST National Bank OF Red Hook, New York.
"A ratification meeting for Seymour X Blair
will be held at Independence Hall this evening.
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

~SfEFS, PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
ssssAAsssasaasszskAs BOILER WORK KS.-NEAFIE d LEVY
fhANl lCAL AND THEORETICAL ENGIN NEERS
MACHINISTs, BOILEK-MAKERS, BL AOKs
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having for many yeaYu
been IN successful alton. and been exclusiYely
engaged Ia building and repairing Marine and River
Engines high and low-pressure Iron Boilers, Water
Tanks, Propellers. ETC. etc, respectfully offer thelr
tract for engines OF oil sizes, Marine, River, and
Stationary; having OF patterns of different gizeg
are prepared 10 execute orders with quick
Every description OF pattern-making made at the
shortest notice. High and Low press ure Fine
Tubular and Cylinder Boilers of the beat Pennsy Iva
MIA charcoal Iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds
Iron ana Brass Castings of all descriptions, Roll
Turning Screw Cutting. and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
the establishment free OF charge, and work Ruaran.
teed. o-
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room for
repairs of boats where they can lie In perfect SAFETY
and provided with shears blocks, falls etc ETC
JACOB C. NEAFIE,
JOHN p. LEVY,
8W BEACH and PALMER Strepta
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ion, Iesident Of Philadelphia died At sea OF leveq
:, Brig Walter Howes, Pierce, hence, at Bangor sth
Brig J; w DriSko, Eaton for Philadelphia. sailed
Brig ]. D. lincoln Merryma an. at CaIdenas Sc inst.
FOR a port north OF HatterSs.
Brig Penniman, oallison, q, Cardents I'd inst for
Brig N. u Thompson, Warren, hence remained at
schr Q: a. Squire, TImmons, for PHILADELPHIA,
schr. Sophia Wilson, NOVEL;, for Philadel ohia
cleared at Pensacola 30 inst. ,..,.uou~n,. .. ,,,,
from New York and was to load for PhileGelphia %
Hart; and J. Aiderdics, JacSSwsy. hence at Boston
'schT s. P. ,Haws. Hacket henc, for Providence, at
pssdephs, HSG M% St New YeTR Oh ins % Nc" maven
schrs Boston. Smith; r II. Wilson, Harris; W. H.
Bowdltch for Phladelphla and Gale SHROPSHIRE, for
,schr Fmma ii. Naylor, Taylor, hence, at Gardner,
schr a. '. Bergen, Thompson. hence al Fall River
schIs Nalad Queen, Chase and R. II. DAILY, Lam.
from eES New 1 Bedford b Inst D''''>,
schr A ]. FRbens, BTagg, hence at Newburyport
VIZ snhS Wm Jones. Wooster. from viuaihaveu for
Philad hiR at RockIand Sd inst, and sailed 9Th,
SchT VIM. Ghlum, Scovil' hence, at Pawtucket sth
scbrs 5. T Wines. Hulse: 7: ". Wellington. Chip.
A. PenEs 95sne MILAN Tsog M Kspns Sa and Ann
schIs s. b. franklin. Maul p A. Grau Lake; T., B.
kins hence Tor Boston; Island Rele. Pierce, hence
for Boston, at Helmes' Hole 8th inst
Schr Henry May, Racket from Dlghton for Phila
deIphia at Newport 9Th instant.
EChr ], H. MARVEL. Quen, for Philadelphia sailed
from Richmond Sth instant.
Schr James s. Shindler Lee for Philadelphia sailed
from MRTblehead 9th instant
RchT VIM II. Tiers, Hoffman, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Salem 7th instant.
scbTs Julia A Crawford, Buckley and Nellie Pot
ter, 81 mes, hence, at DRnvers, I'D instant.
Schrs Il. A. Hooper, Hooper: aud sarah Clark, Grit
fin, hence, at Danvers, 9th instant. -
Schrs Daniel Holmes, Haywr ed and William Gil
lum ScovIll. hence, at Providence sth instant the
latter for Pawtuckft.
Schrs Decatur Oakes Berry: Hunter, Crane. and
Surf Abbott, for Philadelphia, sailed from Paw.
tuck ct sth instant.
al New York 9th Inst
steamer Massey, Smith for Philadelphia cleared at
New York yesterday . ,,,,,, ,, ,
Steamer q. H. Stout, Ford, for Philadelphia sailed
from Alexandria 9Th inst.
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NJ RRICK & SONS
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
No 4sO WASHINGTON AVENUE. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM WRIGHTS PATENT VARIABLE
CUT OFF STEAM ENGINE,
Regulated by the Governor.
MERRICK's SAFETY HOSTING MACHINE,
Patented June 1868.
DAVID joys
PATENT VALVELESS STEAM HAMMER
ID. M. WESTON'S
PATENT TSELF.CEHTERING S SELF.BALANCING
CENTRIFUGAL LsUGAR-DRAININGM MACHINE,
AND
HYDRO EXTR ACTOR
For Cotton or Woollen Manufacturers. r. lOmwfly
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NORTH AMERICA.

NORTH AMERICA,
No. 232 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA.
INCORPORATED 1894 CHARTER PERPETUAL:
Marine, InlaNd, and Fire Insurance,
ASSETS JANUARY l, 1868, $2,OOl, ,266.72,
$4,000, 900 Losses Paid in Cash Since ita
Organization.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur q. Comm, George L. H1rrison
Samuel W, Jones, Francis X. Cope.
J0hp A. BrOWni Edward H. TTOtter.
Charles Ihyl0rI Edward IS. Clarke,
Ambrose w hlte' T. Charlton Henry,
William Welsh Alfred ID, Jessnn
Richard ID. WOOD John p. White
s. Morris Vain, Louis @, MadeIR
ARTHUR u. COFFIN, PresIdenk
CHARLES PLATT Secretary.
WILLIAM BUEHLER, Harrisburg, Pa, Centra
Agent for the state OF Pennsylvania. I2N
TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.-THR
Il PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-Incorporated lS25-Charter Perpetual~No,
$40 WALNUT Street. opposite Independence square,
This Company, favorably known to the community
for forty years. continues to insure against loss
either permanently or for q limited time. Also on
Furniture, Stocks of Goods, and Merchandise gene
rally, on liberal terms.
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund,
bes them to offer to the Insured an undoubted seen
ritv In the case OF loss.
Daniel Smith Jr., John Devereux
Alexander Benson, Thomas Smith,
Isaac Hazlehurst, Henry Lewis.
Thomas Robbins j. Dillingham; Fell,
DANIEL SMITH. JR., President:
WEL1AA "a. CRoWELL. SECRETARY. 88N
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ACoIDENTs.-A horse driven by Robert Allen,
residing at Frankford road an Hart's lane. took
fright yes erday at Eighteenth ana Willow streets,
and ran of. In his course he upset the carriage,
throwing Mr.. Allen with considerable force
against the cobbe-stones, lniuri0g him badly.
Eliza Shields was admitted into tue hospital
yesterday with a fractured thigh, which she re-
Ceiyed by falling from the roof of house at
Fourth and Christian streets.
James Wallace, aged ten years, fell from a
cherry tree at Frankord road and Allegheny
avenue, yesterday afternoon, and broke leg.
He resided at HoTe and Dauphin streets.
INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL for the week
ending July Q, l868.-Barrels super6ne, 2751;
barrels middlngs, 4; barrels rye, 3; barrels con-
demned n,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ITOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS BEE OUTSIDE PAeHs.l

CoSM1ssIoNER's CAsE.-The case of John
Smith, mate of the barque Heaco, who Is
charged with assault and battery on the nigh
seas was continued before the United states
Commissioner yesterday afternoon. The follow
ing testimony was eicted:-
George McAlpin recalled.--The mate struck
me twice or thrice; cannot say how often after
that he struck me; when we reached Matauzas
was lying sick in my perth, and asked TO either
be allowed TO see the consul OF To go to the hos
pital, as did not wish to die OF board was
suffering from a fever produced By the blows !
rec eivedi he wounds are still tender.
Edward ?. Mercer, second mate, sworn-I did
not see McAlpin when he was beaten, but after.
wards saw him lying in his berth; his hand was
then bleeding little, and he was lnsensioe; |
heard the defendant say che was sorry the thing
had occurred; that he die not think but that it
was very slight blows" 1 was told by one Of
the men that McAlpln was dying, and il was
then saw him (hcAlpin).
Henry Nordinger, captain of the vessel, sworn
When the prosecutor was at the hospital he
was treated FOR rheumatism; | saw him at the
hospital; he told me he was getting better; he
said he had pains in his back; / saw the place
on his head where he was struck; the wound
was crescent.sbaped; the mate told me few
DAYS afterwards how the affair oCcurred he
said that he had Capstan.bar in his hand and
threw 1t towards MCAlpiu.
Defendant held under $500 bail to appear
THE JoURNRYMEN BRIcK-MAKERs. The up
town journe ymen brick-makers held an ad-
iourDed meeting last night at Franklin Military
minutes OF the previous meeting were read and
approved.
The reports of the Committees were then pre-.
sented, showing that some of the men had gone
10 work under prices. Mem bers of the Associa-
tion, who are receiving the advanced wages
then contributed one dollar each TO support
the strike.
A motion was made to appoint Committee
to confer with the employers in relation to a
compromise for wages An animated discussion
then took place. members opposing the propo-
sition 10 compromise with much earnestness.
The proposition was finally withdrawn.
motion to reconsider the ninth article of
the Bylaws prohibiting members from working
Ia yards where men are employed under wages,
was adopted, and resolution allowing men to
work in such yards was passed. The follow
ing resolution was also passed.
heSOUed, That all members of this Associa.
ton who have gone to work for less than the
Assoc clatlon prices are expelled from all rights
and privileges of this Association.
The meeting then adjourned.
i r
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURs
j. ANCE COMPANl. Incorporated by the Legis.
ture of Pennsylvania, 1885,
Office, Southeast corner THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE LNSURANCE5
On Vessels Cargo, Freight, to all parts OF the
INLAND INSURANOES
Or &C DDS by river canal lake. and land carriages to
~i p"''' u 'n' FIRE INsURANCKs
On merC Chandise generally.
On Stores Dwelling Houses, etc.
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For dddtlonaG Murine NeaOS see btr@ Rage.
ALMANAC FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY.
Sun RIsEs............49s 9s MOON RIsEs......~-.lIl7
Sun sETs..........~7 30 HIGH wArER.......... 6'25
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Wyomlug Teal savannah, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship Co,
Schr Enterprise Shorter, Norfolk, Audenried, Norton
b. sohr R. A. Foard, Csrnen,er, st John, N. b. do.
schr 4 j. Brght, shaw, Boston, L. Audenried &c %.
Sc6r Rockinghsm Weyman Portsmouth, do
schr Honest Abe, Oonary Lynn, do.
schr Mary S audish Il owes, Boston, do
schr T. sinnickson, Dlckerson, Boston, siunIcksou
schr A. T. Oohn, Brewer, Hngham. JohnRommel Jr
schr 5allie o. Bateman, Boston Borda, Keller Nut
scbrs tbhs pennsylvania, Smith, Washington, do,
SChr : K Wheeler, Lloyd Boston, do
Schr Eleanor T, ray Richmond, Va, Weld, Nagle d
sehr chr L A Dauenhawer, sheppard, salisbury.
schr 4 L. sagght, WlijeIiS, nIi,iS,Iie 1s'eh'
St,r VI " " hilldin Rggans, Baltimore, ReubenFOst
Str F. Franklin Pierson. Baltimore A. Groves, Jr
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
with mGse to Jshn F oGi. Passed of Bombay HOOK,
barque Dirgo, from NeyasR.
slna with % mui etc, to N Heiiinas & Bro,
Bs scnT a ss St6 S days S from
Ing a heavy gale from >. 10 S5E, lost deck load OF
schr James Martin Baker, days from Boston with
ndse. 10 MeTshOu d Cloud.
Schr w @ Atwster, Fenton, trom New London.
Sehr Mary ID Ireland, Ireland from Boston.
ysSf s,ea%fT %h S mdse ID o Baird 6oo'' Co. from ne"
Steiner E0ysy 80 W BAR Baird Sa'' Co. from Nc" f0fA'
MEMORANDA.
Ship Ferdinand, DAUnerman, hence for Bremen
was seen 2sLh uit lat. 45 90, long o. 81; a., ,,,
ladelphia was spoken 9Th Inst lat 40 "a long SO o.
,Barque Campsnero, S.erlins' II days u0m Olsuiue-
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SwNDLER.-An Englishman by the name Of
william Leach, was sWindled out of $500 by
German named Reuben De Bar. The facts are
as folio ws:-De Bar represented that he had
per day; that by the Investment of the above
sum he would guarantee to the aforesaid Leach
one half of the profits. Relying on these assu-
RANGES the victim handed hin all he had in the
world and started out. After trudging Chesnut
street all day, ne realized the sum of thirty.dve
cents; deemiDg this sum too far short of the ex-
pected $l5 or $50, be caused the arrest of his
partner on the charge of swiudlmg. After
hearing the facts AS above related, Alderman
Delaney held Reuben in the sum of $lOO bail to
answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-11

ship Ferdinand, DAunerman, hence for Bremen
was seen 2SJh ult lat. 45 90 long eS 81; - ,. 9,
Ship 6tadRcOnR, Cassidy, from Londonnerry Ior PM
was spoken 9Th inst lat 40 "a long 90 o.
BaTque Lampsnero, Sterling ~ days UVh OlSuIue
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-11
MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Nea0s see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THISD DAY.
HUN RISES 9s MOON RIsEs..........IIl7
Sun SETs..............73 80 HlGH WATRR........ 625
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-03-05

NEW GOODS
Of almoat every desci ption Just received by
BANNER 4 BRO.
a lot OF Ploughs and tire iron just received and
for sale by
BANNER & BRO.
4 lot OF bacon In store and for sale bv
BANNER & BRO.
New lot Of Caicos and dress Goods gust receiy-
ed and for sale by BANNER Dc BRO
Boots and Hats, just received and for sale by
BANNER 4 BRO.
We are now receiving nice lot of Ready Made
Clothing for sale cheap by BANNER Il BRO
Our Friends will please remember that we wan,
myno0 90 deys will soon be out, don't forget
BANNER " BRO