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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
For Justice Of the Peace.

@-w WE ARE REQUESTED TO
announce F.. II. VASDECAR
49, rs q candidate for JUSTICE
OF TIE PEACE Of Township No. 3, storey
County, subject to the nomination OF the Demo
cratic party OF the Township.
Gold Hill, Sept. 0, 1868. scotd"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
For County Treasurer.

no. WIN. B. HIcKoK respectfully
BAN1S announces himself as a candi.
date for the office Of County Treasurer Of Storey
County, subject to confirmation OF the Storey
County Union Convention, TO be held September
IA. fSSS. ee2 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
Union Republican state
Convention.
State
PROCEEDINGS OF THR MEETING OF
THE UNION REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

ATAM MEETING OF THE UNION REPUB.
n lican State Central Committee OF Nevada,
held at Virginia City, August %. 1868, II was
Resolved, That a State Convention Of the Ma.
tional Union Republican Party lie heldat Carson
City,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10

american rlhI l
Rssar.d, That the DELEGATES nom storey
~vention, called for the 10th day Of September,
be chosen by the different precincts Of the
county, each precinct selecting separately a
number ofDelegates bearing the san proportion
precinct at the last general election bears TO the
whole Union vote at said election. to wit:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
For County Treasurer.

We are authorized 10 an
:@s55tE5lS nounce Il. D.. SToRER a. II
S.%S candidate for the office Of
County Treasurer, subject to the nomination OF
the Union Republican County Convention, to hr
held on.the nth OF September next. au3i td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10

TIERS is no dungeon so dark and dis
NAL % 0 mean mans mind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
County Recorder.

THE FRIENDS OF JAMES
A&% MALONE, OF Virginia City,
ES hereby announce him "a a
candidate for the office Of COUNTY RECORD
Err Of Storey County. subject to the nomination
OF the Democratic party.
MANY FRIENDS.
Virginia City, Sept. o.. 1868. seq til
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
DAILY M NELSON. cnrEnucK . co,
GOLD HILL.

San Francisco. September 10.
IS Alpha, $50651; Is Chollar. Potosi, 1888: 3ia
Crown Point, $6TG69N6s 30; 800 Hale & Nor.
cross, $5Oa5tG53: 80 Imperial, $101 D0l0s;
1G Kentuck, $ST5G372; 10 ophir, ST 80; @s
Overman, $50 GO0sl0Ss 90; 100 Savage. $9t@
9l6t9l 50; 50 Segregated Belcher, $40 5OGl0 Is:
10 Yellow Jacket, $l,24001, 235Gl,2 i5.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

The Chicago Tribune last year cleared
Sl65, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
For Constable.

~ We are authorized TO announce
MS HENRY WOLF as candidate
for CONSTABLE Of Township No. !, Virginia
CITY. subject to the nomination Of thc Union ne
nublican County Convention, to be held on the
18th OF September next. auai VI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
A 8 s OFFICE
Or
II. n A Il Il -,
CITY.

THE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
/ Assayer eight years in California. and for
over Ave years In Nevada, has removed his office
to Silver City. where he will attend to any busi.
ness intrusted TO him with pr"mptn"s- aud care.
Geld, silver and Ores OF BVeIs Doscrip.
tion Carefully AssnysS,
And returns of Bullion made within six hours
In Stamped Bars or Coin, ut the option Of the
Depositors.
Guarantees his assays to conform with the U.
8. Mint.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
For County Clerk.

13.r~ GEORGE II. DANA respect
@5@ fully announces himself as n
candidate for the office OF COUNTY CLERK Of
Storey County, subject to the decision or ih"
Union County Convention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
County treasurer.

~.wE arc authorized to announce
hSS Us. KANEEN of Virginia City
a. candidate for the ofacc Of COUNTY TREA.
SURER, subject to the nomination Of the Union
Republican County Convention, to be held Sep.
TENDER II, 1868. an2S I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10

C%ousrxRSlIr greeubseks are in cir
culation in Nevada, California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10
LEOPOLD KUN.
A 8
M~ETALLURGICAL CHEMIST,
OFFICR-On TAYLOR street, southwes
cornor OF ID street, Virsinin

corner Of ID street, virginia
Established In 1851
BULLION MRLTRD, AsSATED.
And returns made in stamped bars or coin.
The correctness OF his computations II
proved in the same way as done by him during
a number OF years In the u. s. Mint, San Fran.
cisco.
cH-All kinds of ORES and MINERALS test.
ed. assayed and analysed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-10

New YORK, September 6.-An Ottawa
special says six Fenian Head Centres
have arrived from Now York and MasSa.
chusetts for the purpose OF watching
the trial of Whelan.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-17
NEWS SUMMARY.
Local Affairs.


The various Musical Associations Of Phila.
delDhia are actively engaged In making the
necessary preliminary arrdueements for the
grand S@nReriest to be held in the city of
Baltimore IN July next year; the programme OF
which prlses the reception OF the guests on
Saturday July 10; sunday, July IL, u sacred
concert, "hessias, with greuo chorus in the
Epgish language; Monday, July IL, prize sing
ing; Tuesday, July 13, grand mass aud combma-
tiou concert aud Wednesday, July H. as the
closing ceremonies, an 1mmeuee outdoor festi.
val lnytations have been extended TO the
principal vocal music organization Of Germany,
with fair prospect OF Their being represented
by depula'lons OF singers The Western singers
will also take pat with those of the Eastern
States, and the prospect OF an immense musl-
cal reunon is anticipated. Tue associations OF
Philadelphia which have accepted invitations
10 parucioa'e ~ the celebration numoer
already twenty-three, aud the desire eX-
the vocal societies Of English origin to
do away with the dis:iuCt.ons of separate
natonaties, which has in great mea-
sure characterized the celebrations here
tolore.
On Sunday morning last Mr.. Antoine Ocbs,
residing at No. 1888 Mechanic street, went
gunBiug in the neighborhood OF the Fox Chase,
in company with CHRISTIAN Koppel and John
Ross. After several shots had been fired, Ross
asked 0chs to give hIm some shot; an while
Ochs was WALKING towards Ross for the purpose
of comply ing with the request, his (OchsD gun
caught in some bushes, and the piece was dis
charged, the load entering Ochs' head under the
right ear causing almost Instant death. The
deceased leaves a wife AM child. O3hs had been
in the employment of Mr Ross for several years.
The Grand Eucampmeut of Pennsylvania
held lis annual session yesterday, at the Odd
Fellows Hall North Sixth street, the Grand
Patriarch, Maurice FINN, presiding. The
attendance OF mem oers from the various parts
of the jurisdiction was quite large. Reports
were read and considered, among them the
very interesting Report OF The Representatives
TO the Grand Lodge of the United States
Fifteen new mem berS were elected and qualified
The monthly meeting ot the Board OF Trade
was held last evening, at their rooms, Chesnut
street, above Fifth. President John Welsh in
the chair. The following gentlemen were
selected representatives in the National Board
OF Trade, which holds its first annual meeting in
Cincinnati on the second of December:-Fre-
derrick Fraey, J. Price Wetbelill, George NJ
Allen. James g, Hand, and Samuel V. Merrick.
THE laying OF the cornerstone of the Ro-
man CatnomC Church OF st. Bonaaclus took
place on Sunday, the Rt. Rev. Bishop HC;S y, cCG
officiating, 1t will cost 100000.
The owners of property on Spruce street,
between Fifteenth aud Sixteenth, have obtained
permission TO put down the Belgian pavement
1t is said that the rate OF tax for 1869 will
probably be $l'50 on the fl00, au increase Of
len cents over the present rate,
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10 80 let
d II U P O S A L s.


OFFICE DEPOT AND DIsBURsISG @. NJ,
HDQs. DEPARTMENT. THE SOUTH
ATLANTA Ga. Nov. 3, 1881
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until ~ M. mONDAY, Nov. g. 1865, for supplying
Il Depot with
500 600 pounds WESTERN OATS.
1850 pounds CORN. -
10000 pounds TIMOTHY HAY, baled.
q 1900 pounds STRAW, baled.
Oals and Corn to be of prime quality, sound, free
from dust dirt aud put up Ia good, strong sacks
Hay and straw must be well bRled per, ectIy cured,
and free from weeds, dust. dirt, The whole will be
subjected to a rigid Inspection.
All Forage and Straw to be delivered In cars on the
siding Of Messrs. Glenn. Wright Il carr, or at the
Quarermasters SLorehouse, foot OF Forsyth street,
Atlanta.
Delivery 10 commence January |, 1889 and to con-
tinue In equal quantities on the fist day OF each
month for five months ensuing.
Proposals should be made for each article sEPA'
verlisem' attached TO each, snd bear the indo
ment in Their own hand of the persons. OF whom
there least tIDO offered surety for the
faithful performance of the contract, II awarded.
Bids Will be received for any amount not less than
lOO,ICO pounds
The gh is reserved to receive rjscI such paris
of bids be for the best Interests Of
the service.
Proposals. should be addressed to the undersigned
and ndorsed upon the envelope, Proposals for the
DeliV, ry of Forage and STRAW"
BY order OF Brew. Brig. Gen. R. Saxton Chief Q NJ
II. ], FARNSWORTH,
Brevet Captain and A. A. q NJ, U. s. A., in Charge OF
DeRo'. TO-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-17
HOOP SKIRTS.
S0Q HOOP SKIRTS, 500
OA NEW FALL STYLES

LA PANIER, and all other desirable styles and
dEes OF our
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS.
for ladies, N sseB, AID children constantly dA1
aud made TO Uruer Largest assortment In theoLJ
ano specially adapted for first clasa trade.
CORsEIrI OORSETBI OOR5EISl
Recalling Rt very low prices. Our assortment 10
compiele, embracing Lhompsons Glove Fitting, In
all grades, from % No IN $3.50; BeckeIa superior
French Woven Corsets, rom ei'tO W 5000; supe
IlOr WhRlebone hand made UOrsetd from 81 cents &c
60'2O, In shelOB AID circular gore; Madame FOyI
Corset skirt supporters, at 0I'4O.
Also, MIS- MOody's Patent 5elfAdJusuDg Abo0m
nal COrsels; which every lady shouid examine.
Corset Clasps q cents o pair. - j..
Wholesale and Retail Manutactory An0 5aleSrOom
xmn AN" S'A''" 'WA. /. HORKLNls.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-17

An official publication emanating from
the French Government gives the following
figures as representing the present annual
produce of tobacco in the world, and the
quantity consumed in France;-Asia 1885,
100000 kilGgrammes Europe, 14l, 200, 600;
America, 124OO0, 900; Africa, 10000, ,00O and
Australia, 100000. The present annual con-
sumption in France is, in snuff, 7,799 All
kilogrammes in tobacco for smoking,
$40, 9l9; for chewing, 756,O25. The con.
sumption of cigars is, of cigars at 20 cents,
$4,000 kilogrsmmes; at 10 cents, SO, OOO at 10
cents, us, 900; and at cents, 2,734, ,585.
The Minister of Public Instruction in
France has caused an inquiry to be made as to
the sanitary condition of the various lyc<es of
the capital. The subject had become one of
interest to parents. The officially declared
result is expected to satisfy them. According
to the report, students out of $4,000 die in
the course of year. that is, l in 5000. On
the other hand, the deaths of children of like
ages-that is, between 10 and Is years-in
Paris amount to in 1000 annually.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-17

aschr N. II. Carlisle. Potter, hence, At Providence
scbTs j. A, Crawford. Buckley, from Dapyersport
r.. II. Huntey, Niekerson, from Boston; n J. Ray
nor. HuichinB, from New Bedford; sarah Clark, Grit
fin for NewpoIr Benj strong, Brown, from Bridge
port all Ter philadelphia, at New York 18th inst,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Omcla IN ntormation hes been received at this Office
mat ID ofuer TO mark the deep pwater channel OF
northtTn entrance Into the port OF CiviJa Vscchla
mssI Gosst OF IAly beacon, conslstng OF pole sur
mounttd by ball has been erected In feet at low
wafer wafer AZ the extremity OF the bank extending from
tbe hOIn END OF the breakwRer The ball is painted
t9, M WIN white horizontal band, at an elevation OF
Is Ieet ABOVE The sea- is distant % yards from tn
uehkmRter, and about hall cable from the pol ut OF
the IRzaret, on the mainland. The beacon mus; be
leit on The siarbosrd hand when entering the port
A brehkwaler is in course of construction of the
Town OF santa Venere, Gulf Of Santa Euphemia aud
10 pc OF curvinear form, in the general direction
OF NE ana SW. The distance of the works In pro.
gtess is abont S2s yards from the shore and their
northerp end Is marked by a liked red light.
BY order W. B, SHUBRI(iK e chairman
Treasury Department, Office ghthouse Board, Wash
ington. ID. G., Oct. 80, 1868.
Notiee is hereby given that the rst class Iron Can
Buoy placed TO mark Broad Cove Rocz," entrance
10 PoIthnd harbor, Me-, went adrift from It's moor
ings during the late severe storm,
IL Will be replaced as soou as practicable,
BY order of the Lighthouse Board,
Portland, Nov. 49, 1885,
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DRY GOODS.
w A r q U n r o N,


No. 1904 CHESNUT Street.
SACRIFICEi SACRIFICE sACRIFECEi
Having disposed Of the Lease and Fixtures of the
Store,
The Whole of eur Stock Must be Sold Out
by the 9Th Of December.
A Further Reduction of Fifteen Per Cent.
on the previous great reduction OF
THiRTY.FIVE PER CENT. BELOW CoSE
Fifteen Cents Discount will be taken off
Each Dollar Purchased.
THE GREATEsT BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
IN THIS CITY.
In RVAL and IMITATION LACE GOODS EN-
BEOlDEKIEs, SILKS, SATINs vELVETS, RIB
BONS Etc we are determined TO lose out the STOCK
REGARDLESS OF COST.
SALES POSITIVE AND WITH OUT RESERVE
FOR THREE WEEKS
WARRINGTON,
IL l6tf No 1904 CHESNUT street.
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luscal Director ....... -.... NJ ADOLPH BIRgPELD
Vhouclots Messrs. h. Coonne and IL. Denuery
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DEs MONIES
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
UNITED sTAEEs EEeINEEa's OFFICE,

UNITED STAGES rNeINknais OFF1cEo
s..,., a., kEoKUK, Iowa oct. H. 1875.
his oGe @&pEEEsSAYY Y Of qs @
the cons1uction OF eembankment uall Of sue caus
yI she OF the Des Mones Rapids Vt the
Ihe "a al be about ia mites along, extending
81 The water surface Inside of the Caua to be from
lion ~ snS i1eL % low m % ~ @ sn1 ae1 iset In excAv
material excavaed from Plism OF the Gaual to be
1Se reer eat paT Of the tancs s w 1es De
sooei @ SIS eet from me Iowa shore Where rock ex
SihVhuVh Otcu. the bottom OF the Canal will nave
slope lss inches to the mile. The embankment to De
the top, including rip.TSp covering aad Co be TWO
m ieet aDHye nigh water ma k with slopes Of H base
on The Inside The average thlckn OF the rip rsp
70 Oe zs ieetton the outside, feet the
portion OF the above has already been constructed
he ne remainder Of the funds appropraled-abOut
An propC siiioDs state u price which each
al anS every Kind Of work sueched IN the proposal Is
definite in this respect. '' 10 "O'
A A p,iated copy OF this advertisement must be
The government reserves the right to reject any
Each bid must contain written or printed qua
rGpn,tee p, signeo by two responsible persons.
iarm OF guarantee, Will be furnished upon application
The p ice or prices the contract Will be consId-
cred as Including the expense of furnishing The
Iow-plls) mpell ents, and machinery, and psrfor M
ing all The work according to the plans and speccs
Biiteen per cent. OF the smount OF any work done
or materials furnished, the contra9t price thereof
VIII oe reserved until the whole work which is the
subject OF contrsot shall ne entirely completed.
be written ,ull with their place Of residence
and Post Office address
Plans, maps specifications, ano all necessary papers
viii oe reaoy for examination at this Office for fifteen
days prior to the date of the letting,
PeTSSnS proposing to contract are requested to visit
and eTdlate The location Of The Vork before sending in
their bids,
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned
at Keokuk, Iowa, aud should be endorsed:-''Pro-
posals for work Oh the Improvement of the Des
ii oines Rapids"
]. H. WILSON,
Lieutenant-C Colonel 35th Infantry, BreYet Major.
General u. S, A.
ODicidi;- -
l.. COOPER OVERMAN,
10 30 Cspiaiu Corps OF Engineers
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From Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, Nov. l6.-Frank II. Robbins, for
merly a confidential clerk in the employ of
Frazer & Burns, ,saddlery ndhardware manufac.
turers here, has been detected IN extensive EN-
nazvlements. His latest exploits were in col.
too,ing money from the creditors of the 6rm
and tbeIe is reason to believe that he is ope
%atipg extensively in the Western States in this
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-17
NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
IN SUCCESS. SUCCESS.

~
-, ,,-, HOUSES CROWDED..
READ TIE oPINfoNs IS OF OF TIE TIE Pksss.
rabIy produced and the Capital acIIbS mas aami, NIL
Lass great success" '"e
by the author is dijonted hut Mr. Sim has sde
sufficient changes and additions to preserve the unity
The sunday Transcript says-"The company at
10 see play perfect In all lis parts should visit the
The Age. Press, Bulletin, TELFeRAPH, Star Post
erald. L8dge%r r I%n9qre5, % T. and North American ALL
say GAGNiFi5EEAfLY PRODUCED
NEW BXRoS's y I% SE, TEW I%I ri{I RRAMA Hsrn,,
FAnE E4F1T sTFTR6zT TFB hTh q
In rehearsal, BLOW FOR BLOW,
In which The new Company Will appear.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT -
w The management take great pleasure IN az az
nouncng an engaFeEESsnNs fES Ip0ssi1Tyeiy limited TO
w,o um u.ss Mr. r. EDWdN saCNnd FORREST FORREST
VINO VII IT'S s IaesGay3 nf E9GpSTHS 72Gps1TS9'S Nov H.
Sheridan KnOw-e' vfRSEy v1fFRRgHdyf yfts j. five acts OF
Vrsini0s WEDNFsD JhcK Mt EDwtS SA 6E. FORREST
TFEESHphs3RAEN2EHG FESpA3AE1CaARb 5I2: Ii
MRS. JOHN DREw's ARCH STREET THE.
~ THE fAScAs G. sfii, Hire LASS.
0y m,S, ah sStdEss S& '1G Of fTSH%&ErsEE. TH& rssEE.s9N
sE0oNPP PoNiGMr ThGK AND EvFSY GEowpEP N2Ro HOUSES.
b. j. By rOnS TEH fIsf. ItSGAsMish fisG f9hilsf LASS
WIN e'''' '''D and d Startling Mechanical Effects,
Seats secured six days In advance.
THEATRE CoMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET.
L BkLoW ARCH Begins at 80;
4Gfl EREEfSS hS6 sIiUE6E4 FREE
The 1oS SAEAE hhAG1FTh EKlNG Of Gafh6REKA IH6 RHEhKANs
l'0 MAPLLE GER Rg bSs JESS
Elm troupe OF EHsis'sG The sRasoRYs. AaslSRsl;
MADLLE AUGUSTA,
And Thirty Ladies OF the Corps oe Ballet 1ll6a
CONCERT HALL-MISS KELLOGG
cling the hIst appeara9ce, since her from Ea-
I0r1' ~, rvr5 MISS CLARA LouTsE kELf5sg, 5sSgsa"'
to take place during the week commencing the 2sd of
The sale OF lickeIs to commencs on ss'urday Nov
A M stse, at ,Trumplers Music Sore No sad
Pa. ilcuars in future advertisements nI6f
BLIND TOMS OoNCE ERTs,
ID coMMEScINa AT
MONDAY EVENING Nov. 10.
THE woEg1ERRFGL p1R HES H5S - BOY PIANIST.
MATINEEs, WEDNEsBAY AND SATURDAY.
N B-seats may be secured S' at Trumpler's No. sas
Chestnut street. IL &c
Il ORTICULTURAL HALL.-GERMANIA
vkR3 9kSh tbNEsIA shIS 4 Als AIS
the door, and all principal Music Stores Packages
OF five for 81 single, 20 cents.
Engsgements can be maoe by addressing @. BAS-
| TERI, Me- 1921 MONTEREY street, WiLLig's Music
store No. 1921 Chestnut street; Andres Music Store.
| No. 1l04 Chestnut street. 10 10 3m
| I1OXS AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE. :,
Il EVERY EVkNINs AND SATURDAY
GREAT coMhiNHfioN. AtshnHHoN. TROUPE
in Grand Ballets, hopian Buresques Songs
Dances. Pantommes. Gymnast Acts, etc.
CABL sENTz' AND MARK HAssLER's OR
" CbEsTRA MATINEES, EVERY SATURDAY
at 81 r. M, IN MUSICAL FUND HALL single Ad-
mission. bU Package OF tickets S at Boner's
No. llO2 Chestnut St.. and at the Door, u4u
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY,
se6r BeGsIqT oskes Berry Fan River, J Kommel,Jr.
sohr schr p p R,I r, Dixon. IN neM 6gEypoIt do.
schr r, Venue, CANDY, Fall River" i" do. DO
schr II, r. Rnssel Mehafey, Hart, WAnnemscher,
str i. Wiling, Cundin, Baltimore. A. Groves Jr.
CHESAPEAKE. Mershon and Fairy deen; She irs Tor
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ter s SsI%.sS Sa E JSSn
with The steamships Brunette and Fanita N'HS'r'
h sis1mdsap mdsa R9msn Bsker a heurs from Boston,
Sieamsnlp Hunter Rogers. .S6 hours from Providence
sobr e Hssbt sseTiy iro@ New York. with md.e
to calvin s. Crowell d Co
With HsSp 0S%ys % e.
sehr Crlnoline, Laniels. days from James River,
schI sylvan. Blanchard. s days from Newport In
schI n. 9: BuI1ite, DStoorough. day from Cam.
den END Del, s win grain to Jas l. & BsTIey O. o.
grain 10 Christian d DO. ' "'1
SMYRNA: Del win grain to Jas 1; Bswley q 90. f'H'
Schr w. p Phillips somers, from Norwich.
6ehr ]. s. Watson Houck. from Lynn,
YsTF with from new
wsS XSsS SE %a6 2 and
Steamer eI 49, g: efee9 m 70 tn%s6 Iad h0urs Hom Ne"
TuE Thos JehersOn. Allen, from Baltimore with a
tow fbarges to W P, Clyae 4 Co .,.,.,.o ,u,,, :,
Tug Chesapeake Mershon. from Baltimore, with
tow OF harRes to w, p. Clyde d Co. -,
TpS ESsy SSss%S % SyG Co., with
MEMORANDA.
snip fetfei MckenZie for Philadelphia sailed from
Liverpool lst INST
ship Alsska, Small, hence. at New Orleans llth
inst. via Mobile.
Ship Cordelia King, hence, sailed from Brouwers-
haven 3Oth ult. for HelvOet
ship Brazil HILBERT from LONDON Tor Phuadelphia,
wss spoken 10Th ult lat 4s long. IA.
b eamshIp star OF the Union, Jones. for Pnlladel-
phia via Havana, sailed from SW. Pass lll Inst.
PsssengeTs tor Phi adephia-G. 3. Bowen ana VIM.
Wbilson. Cargo-23 bales cotton. 56 hhd. sugar 1855
IA que Hilda, Nssen, hence at Gravesend "a Inst
Bafque Lalia Bent, from London for Philadelphia,
| put into 81. Heen's Roads lst inst. -.
Barque Advance, Vickery, hencA at tFlahlr g Slst
,BsIque Argentine Morck. hence. at HelVcet Slst
| ultmo.
BaIqve Leander. Warkmelster, hence at Pillau
| BaTques woodland, Higgins; Louisa, Delphy; and
SostreDe Bouness, for Philadelpha, entered out al
DssIFps Big Samuel Lindsey Wilson. for Philadelphia
| sailed from Liverpool lst Inst.
| Brig Harry ViIden Collins, for Philade' phia en-
| tered out al Liverpool 1st inst.
Brig Ella Moore, Marsters, hence, at Queenstown
Brig Gondolier, Roberts, hence at st. John, N. B.
Brig II. G. Brooks, Davis, from Fall River for Phi
| ladelpbia, at Newport 18th inst.
schr Florence Shay, Hulse. hence NJ Barcsonf
sohr Gsorgie Deering. Willard, for Philadelphia
| cleared ct Portland 1Sth Inst
| Sehr r. b. Dean Cook, hence. at DightOn l4th Inst
| echV n. NJ. Brown Rndman for PhIRdelphlasa sanee
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