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GEo. Z. WHEAT, President.
JAMES mcOnuNEY, Vice Presidant
JOHN BISHOP, SeHfefaTy. - o.
CHAS. WAnLAGE, State Agent TOR West
Virginia and Maryland.
sDIRRcToRa.-IOhn e. Wilson. jas. O. or
John a. Armstrong, A. o. Quarter, Geo. X.
Wheat Samuel Harper, james McC9uney,
Aopsan u. OF, Geo. AtiRhaH
National Bank, Wheeling LIT, MORRISON q
Goa iHholeElle GTocsEAy STheeiiniQ5 PEYnF,
Hand llu q Co, wholesale Grocerf Wheel
,nls lehael Reilly WhoI6sdI8 Gr0cer,
&-nealtngi. l4eulellnn q Knox Boot and
Sno0 11QLusst w 1eolinHi McCabe, Kfn6 Il Co.
1rugg!l w heellngi Geo w FIanEli6ffn q
yo.s w &holeaale Wines and Liquors, Wheel-
w &heeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. ReFfSteF,
Y Rheeltngi q. Q. MaAfee, Hotton8 Wheeling;
IN lp2ols EreR q Co. Pubs. In geneer,
y fheetinE5 Ottl son 4 Co, HaFIiWaRo fYlael-
n15 J. y. 6and4. CaAhiof, EiFBt Nat Bank
latEEnonti H p. Camden, Pregt. Nat IL.
3. i t eiIIiSn' siISs' w Xai Capt. John l6elare.
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AEtt A6pErttarments.
Revolution inTra6Ie.

II ApIRS,-You can receive for tho guIfi al
1l.ONE DOLLAR, Sur, Merino Ana Al.
eaco3 Dress, 5hARls, BalmoFais. ISiflen9
So2illl. ELn6oeBod 1abte Covers, Wafehes
SsHe1tYt SILVER Plated Ware, Sewing 1iaI
cnlness &C. send Clubs OF ten or morS J. vim
ten een6 fof each descriptive ehe9E. m 4 fIls
getber up OF the club viii receive q ureRsnt
worth y toSSO0, according 70 number SsIit-
.AgenA NAnted everywhera. OircalSrS
lssnt l Itee; FARRER 4 CO., Succe6sors a,
6RA6AM& q 90, 81 q 66 Federal Sd iBoStont
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mADAMFODs
A Physiological View Of Marriage

NlHE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB.
Il lHhed4 Containing nearly three hun-
dr6d pages and 1S0 dne plates and enRra-
wings Of the Anatomy OF the Human OrTTns
In aGtRta of Health and Disease with . treR Rtise
on Early Errors, Its peplorable Consequence
upon the Mind and Body, with the Author
Plan OF Treatment-tha only rational and
port Of cases treated. A truthful adviser TO
the married and those contemplating mar
rtase, who entertain doubts OF their physical
dreas, on receipt OF 70 cents In stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing DR. La CRoIx
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
author may be consulted upou any of the di.
seaseS upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent 70
any part Of the world. OcS1
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German Fire Insurance Company.
WHEELING, WEST va
Incorporated May IL, 1851.


DIRBCroRs.
Christian Hes. William Klsyia. Rennt
k1m1ner, John 0esteriing, John PfArT, JONI
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August WtedebuAh.
VEt11S C0MPANH NOW FULLY ORGAN.
tHedt p Prepared 70 insure BuiidinFIi
ltures Aerchandisa and otheC Personal
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mediate attention fronn the kJeeTptarV
=, SO1tnp pahy'a omce. room over Peoples
Bank, Nam street
JOSEPH 6EYBOLD, Secretary.
"a. a. KNAPP, Assistant Secrellrv.
JOHN 0ESrERLIN0, President.
AUGUST EM1kDEBuHH, Vice PTOEidant.
WILLIAM RLEVIS,
AUGUST WIEDEBuSH,
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Sore Throat, Colds, GouEhs.- Diptheria
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon.
any Affections generally. It is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes
Dimonlty OF YoidmF- Urinei Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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NO more Need

or people In the country paying three or.
V four profits ON the goods they have TO
Pug. 1he msthods introduced by The DOI,-
LAX SALE principle, as Altered by GILMAlT
4So.t lletHAnoVeF street, Boston, MaSs, en-
entea eonsumera 70 obtain goods ~ wholesale
prices with almost unlimited allowing OF
xcnangai ndlynluabIe presents thrown ia.
Send Tor . Circular, or send Ten cents Tor de-
sons To nbt a A Aosnf1-5 -, -
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"a Complete Pictorial History OF
"The best, cheapest, ana most sue.
cessfuI Family PNpeF I'm the
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TTBT9E BE9ICE ANCEEVERO OFPER-
lREDTO AGEtfTSl One OF two ddys dmb
viii secure Q gQod Sslgtag Mdehtae. RGtch,
'e9naI yains lf5ss n Csst. Aesnts I7sIatsd
every WheTa male and fsufale5 for the beGt
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n.nuinn nm

suspect tt takes some time to arrive
at the conviction, but / haYe come to 1t
at last that there are few things SO dis
agreeable in life as growing old. Now.
although, as j have said, the knows
edge and acceptance of the fact be the
| growth OF years, yet somehow the real
Acknowledgement to ones self always
comes with a shock. You bear carr
tain Stiffness in your back sinews, and
a general grogginess about your ankle-
tolnts for years. ) You take to soft hair
brushes andayoid draughts,an eschew
acid wines, by a process so smooth and
frtcttonless az! not to be recognized. .
You exchange your tiippant mare, with
tendency to shy and u general slSit-
tishneSs, for a stout cob of fourteen
minds, an easy mover, and quiet to
mount. You accept your dinner
lpyltaltons with q more dtscrimi-
nat1pg regard for the cook than the
company; but you do all the things SO
gradually as,to be imperceptible. 1t Is
only when you ihave overheard cab
man speak Of you as the "old gent what
gave his two bob,n or when a very
fresh young lady asks what sort of
dances we've in vogue when you were
young, that suddenly a new light
broke in onlyon, and an anindescrlbhbIe
sense of terror shoots through Won at
the Thought that you have really rouhd-
ed the :, .',.s5rattenhannn y corner of exist
AAeAN9l
Not that, even them you fully realize
allthe horrors of the situation, % Much
y ascribed to the ignoranceo OF the cities;
but you &c, home Certainly, with that.
puzzled sense that there is a problem
TO be settled, az doubtto1 be resolved,
which, until that moment, had never
given even a passing uneasineSs. 1t
e something ike the parson
had said in the sermon, SO startling and
novel That Yon Cannot rid yourself Of
u, but keep on asking syoItrself, is this
a'fact2 has he. an nhldbubted authority
for telling us this2 Struggle how you
may from that time forward YOU are
an altered man. or course YOU make
no admissions TO the world at large of
changed sentiments. The law OF Eng
land declares no man Is bound 10
crtmfnate himself and you. go about as
neutrality-suspicious. even little more
jauntily-as of yore; just as a mefchAnt
with an approaching bankruptcy turns
out in the park with a more SNOWY
equipage. Butin the solitude OF your
own dresstng-room you know that the
trial Is over, the verdict is given, and
all that tremalnsits 10 entreat the Court
TO suspend judgment. "a long day,
my lord-R long day" A pitifuf cry It
Is, sad enough to utter, and sadder to-
listen O'DotDd IN BLdcklOOod
Il
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Z \ III
The Pdblic sehouIS and the SubeEln<
tenaeats'
EDITORS IIitelLt1eneer
n, x,r,,,r ,,a,,e,. 1,s,,t,a Ia,t, 80. IA
III SenIv 10 M, srits ~, t@, 3,
s,eiphIh I1vslaw.n IN which i thinE the
writer does NOT do fnsfice. either 10 me
or the persois intefesteli - 80
The gentleman saws "W. q. was
convenieDtly absent, &o,d Implying
ss 81 81 isr5sSt ~ ss,ay, y, bRe
mitted day or two amer the meeting
Of December 18th, that as The street
ears eout1 nSE tS@ I5a nls9s, win I99f
ts,, Your CORES pondent conId attend. sE EThe
gentleman then excuses 6ls on the
ground OF thAaty reading, DC: OF this
We snaIl see from the record, ,ias1t ap.
pears IN the INrRLLid EN CIR OF JanAi-
ary 10th; ssa.4,s.s .sls- -. = sisti
Oites Whefe the committee, trustees
OF Board, hold the power OF fe-admts-
sion IN their own hand, Boston, CleVe-
land, 81. Louis, Ctnctnnatt, LonisVilIss
Sanuusky anu 6alumores Only Two OF
the above, that Cleveland ana 81: 10 Louis,
clSnoeleqge the ,lsn nPerlnItsnae It' NJ! IN
references 70 re-aa MISSION. 1ne I0ll9M' ~.
ing cities give All me power 20 me S1-
perlnten9ent: si1 DelroiL oprlnSne SllT s.llli
ego anu naHs n9s ~ ~ 4 u
;. , a. -, a. ,,,,l a,,d
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White Pine Compound

TsNow OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
il throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test OF eleven years, in
,the;NsW England States, where It's merits
which, In part, it deriy yesits virtues.
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6oPMr. Dickens, the Ssnday Herald
says .sAdr. Dickens has concluded his
readings In this city for the present.
and IS gone to the fresh feidsand pas
tures new or .pIous Brooklyn l. thence,
We believe, 10 visit the retired town Of.
Pbiiadelphia and other towns further
aud filthier. Bis success has already
been very great. Notless than eighty
thousand dollars has thus far been
drawn froW the popular pocket 70 pay
for Dickens, tfcksls, aud of this sum
Dickens himself has secured about ohet
thirIl-per erhaps tessis Dol 10y ana = le,5las
be = Ssn. therefore, tliat 'fhe lion dos not
get the lions share when be comes 70
diYidtpgl - s. llllt
flrE Eflfl - = 80 an
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A CORRESPONDENT of the MeadyIlle
{PennsyivaniaJ Republican has visited
Nasty, and writes: arriving at his
neat white house, of ofcomrortable though
notlarge dimensions. chubby. faced,
bright.eyed boy OF about seven or eight
years of age, admitted us, and assured
us his father was in. Pushing, Though
the entry we were first met by bluff,
hearty voice, wbich-w6fkedlin ff6iihrf the
first room, and gave us agood welcome,
when a portly man appeared, who
shook hands with us all, seized our
hats, and ushered us into warm and
cosey sitting room, Conversation Con-
menced to sprinkle, and from one thing
to another the hour passed PLEASANTLY.
The unahected honesty of Nj. Locke
was not overstated by his friendA. We
found himsin his shirt sleeves, and In
his shirt sleeves he remained through
our visit. He neither attempted brill
lianca nor sh0Wed-.any care -1or IL
Where, a happy turn in the CONVERSE
tion allowed d pleasant Jest, lie SEEMED
TO always seize the handle oft without
effort. Mr., NasbS is hold aud trencil aIit
on paper, but exceedfnSly modest In
person, andtthe clog OF EN- baFfassme4t
has deferred him from attempting p
tour OF leeturinRH t..slaeIt
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One Dollar Each.

"FBs Cotton Cloth. Dras Patterna, Pant
Dry and Fancy Goods, DO, &C. Send Ten
eentsfof Patent Pen fountain, with slip de-
Any person, (naIe or femAleO can send in
. e3ubof - to FOO, At same rate 90 cents for
eaeh,l and get premium for 70 doing. EEHD
IN REaIgTERED LErTEI8, Samples mailed
fIea 70 any address "a Fss-s tfs
EASTMAN a KENDALL
65 Hanover ST., Boston, Mas4.
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a
BBNEvonENTindivi ip England
have long been entleayoring 10 esthbi
lish system of rational amusebe4 4ts
for the lower classes. The Crystal Par7
ace was removed TO Sydenham, eight
miles from London, under the hope
that monster concerts might be given
there at a very low rate OF adniissioni
SO that workingmen would be indueed
to desert the GIN houses. The vast
sums of money squRndefed upon deI
grading pleasures would then be saved
for the support of the family of thb
stfong-armed laborer, while his wife
and children would spend theiry holi-
days in company with the bread win
ner. AN almustiinsupportable obstacle
to this plan Is the lack of correct mf q.
sIcaI taste among the Engltsh. AEareFr
cent concert in London Selections front
Mozartis shTwelfthl Mass, were hissedj
while the sBlue-tailed dSn was called
for over and over again. Under these
circumstances, 1t wonld be hard to
cfyflize the rough "navvlesn bY means
| bf. the charms of music. The contrast
With the German love OF melody rs
very striking.
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WHoLEsALENo

lnN G.. MCAFER, - =
Notions aad Variety g Sts}s s}SSas; a;,;...
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MISCELLANEOUS CITY JOrTlNas.

The Phoenix Hose, Harmony Fire Company,
and Independence Engine leave their carriages
at the shop for repairs.
The Kensington Hose Company have de-
cded to retain their amOalance, and have sent
ii 10 the shop TOR repairs.
The Hand in Hand Engine Company will
visit York, Pa, next month, by invitation, 10
partic pate in celebration. The Vigilant, of
York, will house q new steamer on the occasion.
The Washington Hose Company received
on Saturday evening set of new bells, to take
the place of those broken last month during IA
disturbance in front of the house.
The Shiffler Hose Company have elected the
loving officers: - President, William II.
Dankie: Vice President Benjamin Boyce; Sc.
cretary, W. E. Siddons; Assistant Secretary,
George T. Lain; Treasurer John CASTOR.
1t is probable that the Lyle N onument will
be placed in Falrmount Park. Tue location,
however, has not yet been determined upOn.
1t would add another attraction to the Park,
and induce many strangers to visit Fairm0unt.
--Un " ednCsday. the 6th Of August, a grand
excursion of the Fire Department viii take place
TO Cape May. A handsome silver horn will b.
awarded 10 the company selling the highest
number of tickets. To the individual fireman
selling the most tickets a handsome gold badge,
such as are worn by 6remen, will be given.
"A new drinking fountain, to b. used by our
citizens, and for the purpose OF supplying clean
fresh water to horses, dcgs, &C., mas just been
erected at the junction OF Fourth and Wood
streets and York avenue, in the middle of the
street This is the work of the Pennsylya
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals,
who design erecting similar fountains from time
to time in eligible locations throughout the city,
as the means at their disposition will permit.
The fountain Just erected Will be put in opera.
tion tomorrow.
Though he crops are in fine condition, and
grass plenty, yet butter has gone up to Is cents
per pound, and all market goois in proportion.
The farmers ask the price but can give no reason
for doing so.
During the past week, 2lO dogs, found
running at large without muzzles, were cap
tured, and 225 of the uumO0r killed.
Thus far there have been gwen out 1865
fTemen,s badges.
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Frank Blair's Revolutionary Letter-A
Rebel View of IL.

The Memphis tTenn.) Auaianohe quotes Gen.
Frank Blair's letter to Colonel Brodbead in its
issue of the 2lst inst, and says;-
"For uttering similar sentiments to the above
We have been denounced and called imprudent.
Had the above extract appeared In the Apa.
tdHCte as editorial, the political tos'lls would
have raised their hands in holy horror and
stRn atized us as Tevolutjonist. We would
bave been taunted with the worn-out stereo'
typed complaint that such imprudent express
sioDs inure the Northern Democracy aud the
Southern people 10 the North. But, strange TO
say, il was the publication of the letter from
which we take the above extracts that secured
Mr.. Blair his nomination for the Vice
Presidency. Thus it will be seen that the
North Is far ahead of the South They are
ripe for TeUoiUti0n. They are determined that
all the infamous and unconstitutional leglsla-
tion OF radicalism shall be wiped out. The
position which General Blair has taken, strong
as it is, had been echoed by the Democracy of
the North. This fact shows an intensity of feel
ing agalnst raiicalism more bitter than that
which exists in the South. In the Senate of the
United States, q few days since, MIR. Morton, OF
Indiana, held up MIR. Bair's letter, and chardc-
tCrzed 1t as proclamation OF law. 1n reply, the
Northern people announce that the Reconstruc-
ZION acts are llega', unconstitutional, and void;
that they are concelveI in iniquity aud brought
forth in sin, and without warrant of law; that
they do violence to every vital principle on
which our institutions are founded; that they
are arbitrary. unjust, and despotic, and that they
shOU be lDlped Out. The soldiers of the North
proclaim that they fought TO restore the Union,
but that ten States are yet out of the Union,
that peace has not been restored, and that tran
guilty and fraternity can never exist under the
Reconstruction acts and that they are willing
TO fight for tour years longer to secure restora-
tion OF the Union. The fat has gone forth that
the infamous measures which an Infamous Con-
gress has adopted, solely to secure the Radical
party in power, shall be disregarded, declared
unconstitutional, imperative, and void, and the
people restored to those rights and liberties of
which they have been roboed. The people of
the North begin to learn that there Is no ap
fossils will survive perusal of Mr.. Blair's bold
position, and in order to prevent their lavishing
their usual censure upon the Audtdnche, we
wish them to distinctly understand that the
above extract is not editorial. but the senti-
ments of the Democracy of the naIon."
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n Brig Alya. Armsroug for Philadelphia cleared at
Brig Maria Wheeler wheeler. hence for Boston, at
sehr Argus Eye Gayhew for Philadelphia. was
schI J, - Lesch, hence for 81. Msry's, Ga, was
cbrs Reading Ing RR R No 81 araner from pawruokot
9nq pna Alaoama Gardner from Providence both ior
,,schT Ann English, Phillips, hence for Harwich, at
schr Emeline Haight, Avery, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Bangor 2sd inst. -
scbr Lotte Beard, Perry, hence, at Salem 2sd Inst.
Chase for Philadelphia, sailed from Providence A'h
schrs H'awstbs, Eewman; siak, johnson; and H.
Curtis Richardson, hence. at Newburyport 23d inst
Schr Mary Price, hence, at Plymouth Mass, Hth
scbr Reading RR. No 40. Robinson, for Philadel'
pbiS ssned 5om Pawtucket 9th inst, ,,,osh,roton.
was loading R m at Wilmington, n c. 29d inst; was
struck by lightning 2Sd inst and had topmast Split
scbr Albert Field. Petty. hence for Cambridge. at
schr John hay Vaughn, for Philadelphia, cleared
schr Laura Bridgman, Hart, hence, at Boston 2Ath
scbrs John Allen. and Ada A. Jayne, Aldrdge
hence for Boston 81 Holmes hoIe zlth insI m N vorr
24th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The following buoys have been placed to more fully
A spar buoy. painted black. without q npmneI; INV y;
about 100 yards seaward Of the wreck In 22 feet OF
kept on the port hand by vessels inward bound
spar buoy. painted red. without q number, about
25O ysrds from the reck in IS eet OF water TO marx
staIboaId hand by vessels bound inward through the
main light at Sandy Hook and Wreck of the Scotland
Lightvessel, W.NW and ESE, per compass.
A. LUDLOW CAsF, Lighthouse Insp. Sd dist
New York. July 23 1868.
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TIE PRIZE RING.
A "Mnl" in oaaaaa Results In Death,

Concerning the fatal encounter in the town
ship of Albion, on Wednesday last, briefly
me ntiOned in another item, we obtain the lOl
lowing more complete account from the Bramp-
ton Times. The Two men, Squi-es and Taylor,
arranged for pIlzs hghI Tor $40 "a side, aud the
of the township. Two blows were only given
when they clincned, Squires throwing TAYLOR.
while so doing he (Squres) kicked Taylor on
his side, killing him Instantly The crowd
numbering over thirty, tnen engaged in a gem
eral scrimmage, in which several black eyes,
bloody noses, broken neads, etc were received.
AIeI they had expended thelr wrath upon
lur, when Jney found him cold In death. This
of course, created a sensation, the crowd scat
teTiug In all directions, leaving scarcely sum
cieut TO carry the deceased home Taylor was
thirty.four years of age, and leaves a wife ana
family. Squire liz about thirty years old, and
r'er E~e 'yi'a end 't0uv. The cCmNaJants
were farmers in comfortable circumstances
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Brig Ellen p Stewart. Holland, 10 days from TrIu
dad, with sugar to s. & w. Welsh.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steaps6lP MP N0iIoiE, dI Nance; from Richmond via
: b. brig speed, Larbi9s; days from New York, In
Schr Luck Townsend, days from Newhern. N O.
al IA lumber and shingles 10 Lathbury, Wickersham
schr Sarah Bruen, Adams, from Wilmington, N. O.
schT Hattie Gichrist, days from Bangor, with
schr ]. H, Marvel, Quillin, from Richmond, with
lumber TO ]. w, GAskili q son. r.,.,-
sISn sinT 10 9Us PSm cay from Lep' De with
F With II % LsthSy S g
schr {. H. Jackson, Blackman from Salem.
schr = 3. Wheaton; Little, from Providence
schr John Stroup CRAWFORD from Boston.
schr W. F, Garrison, Morris from Boston.
SRT sCRE gFsnkR n,i6gsf mg from rom fSn ssfan
chT J. RSrtsT BSIr9ggas fT9% rd@ B0s!9n Se yor
schr H. W Benedict Case, from Lynn.
Ns@ york EHiS Mh to Gd co Su' f0
steamer Chester, Jones. "a hours from New York,
steamer Franz G az NJ PgFS RSo "a 4 RSHrs S from Ne" York.
a. with Vt sSSns @ase w. 2 cyGe Co.
tow tow OF rHSrSSS 6sFses to w P clyde ",'
oT Ting SS4sgs 10 % fet5G%R yG % with
tow TuS E@ So p Gde G% with
Correspondence Of ne Philadelphia Erchangs.
LEwEs, Del, July 25-6 A. M.-Ships Germsnia for
Antwerp; LeOcsdia, for Bremen; baIque Jenny for
for Barbados al from went 10 seq snls
mOrDing JOStfh hArhAha'
MEMORANDA
Ship Belle of the Sea. Spear, hence for San Bias,
which put into Boston June IS esky having repaired,
BaIque EphTsim Williams, Hotf for Philadelphia,
was loading at Charleston 23d inst. - .,
instant w
BaIque Lady Stanley. Henley, for Philadelphia,
sailed from LeghoTn 4lh inst
BaTque Addis McAdam Partrldg ge, hence, atshIelds
,2th lns. via Hsyre, and entered out at Newcastle
Brig VIM. Welsh strobridge, hence. at Genoa 10Th
Instant.
Brig J. D, Lincoln, Merriman, at Portland 28d inst
from Cardenes.
o.EIs o. sea. hereg tgg R0s!9u. OF Holmes Hole
Ea lpEh
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-27

Stuart Robson is tickling Brooklyn with
his Captain Crosstree." The other night he
was presented with huge basket of vegetables,
attached to which, by colored ribbons, were
pair of FOWLS bundle of cigars, two bottles
over SIS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-27
CLEARED SATURDAY,

N: g. brig Theo. Reimers, Msch Gibraltar for orders
l.. WeSte regard d Co.
Brig Herald, w ood Havana q. w, Bernadou g. Bro
Brig Ralston, SCOTT, Boston, l. Audenried d Co.
Schr :, b. Franklin. Null R0XDury, do.
scbr Lochiei, Heskell Bath do.
Schr 4: A. Hooper Hooper, Cambridgeport, Auden
Tied, n orton d Go.
schr j. stroup, Crawford Chelsea. Caldwell. Gordon
d Co. -
schr j. H. Marvel Quillin, Norfolk Snnickson d Co.
Schr b, f. Reeves Brannen, Richmond, Borda Keller
d Nuting.
schr ]. s. Welden Bowen, Maiden, Weld Nagle &Co
Echr H W, Benedict. Case, New Bedford, Tyler d C)
Schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, Boston, Lathbury
Wickershsm d Co (nOt as betore).
Steamer valley City, Morgan, Richmond, W. r. Clyde
d Co.
str New York, Jones' washington, do.
Str j. s. Shriver. Denpis, Baltimore. A. Groves Jr
str Ann Eliza Richards, New York. w. p. Clyde q Co
STR W. Whilldin, Riggans, Baltimore A Groves Jr
Tug Lookout, Alexander, for Baltimore with a
tow OF barges w. p. Clyde e Co.
Tug Chesapeake MeTshon, for Baltimore, with a tow
of harges, w. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug Fairy Queen, Shears for Baltimore, with q tow
o! barges, w. p. Clyde q 20.