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MARRIAGE,

Married Persons, or Young Men confen
plating marriage, being aware of PhS A.c.sI
" eaALeee, Organic DsodIty' DetorinI.ls,
He wuo places himself under the carr n,
Dr.. J. may reIlEbOusiy conttde in his homo,
as a gentleman, and confidently rely uDIlI
- I'm - 4 LhNslcLau.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-14

NUs AS@ HEUlllNIIly NJ Il
HEAsk for the walthana Watch, and take
no other. II Is The best 1t Is the cheapest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-14
JKGANIC WEAKNESS.

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeon
LOnuOn, Graduate o. one vi the mOsi enI-
uent CoIIee Is Ill the UntL6d sIAIes, and u.
greater psII of whose ufe lbs teen stem n
In hospitals OF London, Paris, FuIIaGeI ,t-s
and elsewhere, las Effected some OF the mel
astonishing cures that were ever kuOEu.
many ITUuD.eo will ringing III The head & Id
eArs when RsIeeP, great neTyOuaness, belu :
alarmed at udusn sOunds, oaALI uIneSS, Win
frequent bluSntDg, attended sometimes VILE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-14

especially, who have becOme the victims O,
SOLITARY ytcz, that dreadful anu CesITuctfv.
haiti y mich annusLy ~ eePS TO an uiIII .Ie.T
EraVe thousands OF Dung Men OF tue utsi
excellent Talents and bril-lAn intellect. v ~
might otherwise have eutfHnced IIstsuIps
senator's with the thunders Of eloqueacs,7
wakes to eestacy Lhs living Tyre, may eai.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-14

OhdCe NO bOulh FFederfcH street.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street, s
lew dooEs nom The ctFner. Fan not 10 o.
serve the name and number.
eSr so letters received unless post paid and
SeIsous whiting should state age and szLd
portion OF advertisement describIng syLnp-
toms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-14
Tine StaLe Record:
The Omclal Directorv

for the United STATE, containing the Ofacs-s
OF the Federal Government, The Duues OF
t6e several departments, Sketches OF all the
Members OF congress. the QffieeEs and errnS
of The RerirPal 6r1TfGs 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-14

nR JOHNSUN has discovered The NM.
u Certain, Speedy, and only EretITssii
BacE or Limbs, StTictuIes. AfeCIIous If tEs
Ridneys and Bladder, Involuntary DtScy'a!u.s
&C. In potency, 6eL eFal DebtIiIy, NeryHSHL-
Iiess- Dyspepsia, LanguoT, Low spir.Is' -
fusIon sI ideas, PalP.LaIIon OF Inc Re-
Hmid,Iy, Trembling, Dimness OF SLEbT -
(;ilufueSs, liSeHse o. the bead. Turuai- ~ 70
nr Slim Affections OF the Liver, InnIs
SIom sch or BOWeIs-Iho-e IerTibIe ItsLTIIss'
aTIsIue rom SOLITARY Habits UG On h. o.,
md solitary practices mOre fatal to heir VI.
INNS ms . the song OTSyrenS To the MaIlLs-.
of IJIysSes blighuug their most TIiIIIsri
hopes or auItci lsAttOnS, rendering EnarrIs-e
kc I'm oOSsibIe,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04
A RaLIrOad Despot.

The following article from the Church
Union, descriptive Of the appearance and
habits Of Commodore Vanderbilt, is slightly
at variance with those recently going the
rounds of the press, descr iblng him as a
neatly dressed, inoffensive old gentleman,
who, in the absence Of information to the
contrary, would be taken for a clergyman |:
IL there IS one iDiqnity greater than
another, and one, too, that It il almost i'm
possible to reach by the laws Of men, it is
the sin Of monopoly. There is at this time
living within the precincts Of this wicked
city man not unknown to almost everv
sin and crime in the catalogue Of crimes.
60 down TO Bowling Green, and enter one
OF the largest of what were once the private
mansions Of our merchant princes, now fit
ted up as the public office Of some steam
ship line. In the rear room, seated by
coverlsss deal table, sits man Of some sixty
to seventy years Of age, with stump OF
cigar In his mouth, with his bar Is crammed
to the elbows in bis pockets, a. 1 perhaps, if
it be Summer, in bis shirt sleeves. lie ac-.
costs yo'o at once with an oath, and embei-
fishes It with doubled list brought down
With an emphasis, be rises, fings out
another sentence with its blasphemous con-
comltant. This is followed by another and
another. until, as you gaze at the hoary
headed sinner. breathing out imprecations
without The slightest proyocation, you won
der where you are--whether some pirate has
not anchored his craft of Castle Garden,
and the captain is not before you? There
10 such Q strange admixture o. eoarseness
and vice, tobacco and rum, swearing and
insanity, as well as bitter denunciation of
all that is mentioned, you partly believe him
to be some Robert Kidd now waiting for
good wind TO bear him ON his wonted way.
This man Is Cornelius, commonly called
Commodore Vanderbilt, once q poor ferry
man, now worth millions From conquer
ing the wave, he mas recently turned him to
the conquest of the earth. BY The Dasest
methods VI dishCnorable fraud be has gained
possession of the Harlem and Hudson River
Railroads. Recently be mas added to bis
conquest the practical government Of the
central road from Buffalo 10 Albany. His
tactics have been those OF the Jem Begg's
order. de has made himself odious to ali
around hIn, so that not q respectable man
IN Vail street or out Of il could endure
hlm, and ran from b Ia as soon As nc made
nls appearance. He has now laid his hand
upon the celebrated New York and Erie
Railroad, and threatens to lay this under
such heavy pressurs As 70 get it in hand.
Now, what does Cornelius Vanderbilt wish \
Power, nothi1g bat power. He wishes to
stand az every avenue Of egress from this
city, say, the four great lines-the Camden
and Amboy, the Erie, the Hudson River
and the New HAven-and demand Just what
he pleases to charge for ferriage. It j. the
cid ferryman, only on grander scale.
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looked at John-John looked At me.
tDeaA, patient John, Who loves me yet
As we'll as though my locks were JET.
And when I fonnd that must speak,
Nv voice seemed KfraDReIy low and weak
s.T.ll me srain What Robert said"
Ana then. / lIstt..Ing. bent nv head.
"rhis Is his letter -
noase ana ana "nus yon snAn "'s'
~, 10 Is,uth, nSin San o out s',s seNeus
NS '"4iN ~ -N ''' ~ =" e''N"
q, .houku. OF a., tnss .,4 sonh hAo o'ine
~, AuI s,,A, s'iu 80, -
r,a "n'en 'nousn ~ilills, s.u'u & ~ s'@'e'
s"oukht vt Seseh h'onehs 70 'ee@'
~ seven hthe chloren Reed
ana then oi TINS:
ZONE, 1"hn, saia
49,, S',ooss is..,s hs sn Ssnd "s
r.,,, ,,,.
t.1' LIS 20 ,i,, ene eraair 'iignuy sespPsu'
Mhrre LiuiAn, me Danyi slept
Aer aanr enris ~ IKE gold, ehgh'-
s.. eo'y g..sst sn.s .hs % pinos "hIe
~ -, - $50 e,opp -
W., s,'..s uai'. ~ - w
~. s,,0,,.a no,is. a.. ,r,rdIa-h.5
Ana sns lcpe rsy oi lamp Iirht rhsd
Athwart the boyi.h faces there.
s~N on JNhls reofI, req eheek
eaf unor'eo Ere SDnn eoniu speak,
ne Out baOY too, said l.
And Kissed him, as We hurried by.
- a.xt. tr
pAlient Hooe'r ahksi ises
So 70 - aeep OoIe soue.ines TAce
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04
Saturday Night.

How many a hiss has been given--how
many a curse-how many a cafess-how
many look Of hate-how many n kind
word-how many promise has been bro
keD-h0w many heart has been wrecked
how many a soul lost-how many loved
one lowered into the narrow chamber--how
many babe has gone from earth to heav en-
how many lItale crib or cradle stands
silent now, which last Saturday night held
the rarest Of sil treasures or the hearts
A week is a life; week 10 history; .
week marks eTents Of sorrow or gladneSs
which people never heard. Go home to
your family, man of businessl Go home to
she cheer that awaits you, wronged waIf on
life's breakers. GO home to those you love,
man az toll, and give one night TO Joy aud
comforts fast flying byl Leave your books
with complex fixtures; your dirty shop; your
busy store Rest with those yoR love, tor
God only knosz what the next Saturday
night vii bring you Forget the world OI
care and battles with life that have fnrrowed
the week Draw close 1rouad the family
HEARTH Saturday night has waited your
coming in sadness, in tears, and in salence.
60 home to those you love, aud rs you
bask y the loved presence, and meet 70 re-
turn the loved embrace of your hearts pets,
strive 70 be hettsr man, and bless God FUl
giving his children so dear q stepping stone
in the river 10 the Eternal, as Saturday
night.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

ARTIFICIAL HoNEY.-Diss0lve eight pounds
Of refined sugar and twO-thrds Of an ounce
of alum in one pint Of soft water. Add one
pint Of alcohol, aud five drops Of OIL Or ros-
es. Four table spoonfuls Of alcohol and oil
Of rose mixture is sufficient for eight pounds
Of honey.
CURE ToR HYDRoPHoBIA.-A Leipsig jour
naI publishes the following cure for hydro
phobia: @
An aged ~GermAn 4Drsst-keeper, who was
on the verge of death, has pnbkshed secret
cure for hydrophobia, Which he says he has
used for atty years. ssszFB many men and
animals from n horrible dnmGh The wound
must be bathei as eoon ms possible with
vinegar and water, when tAis has dried,
| few drops Of muriatic acid poured upon the
wound will destroy the saliva, and relieve
the patient from danger.
BolLED BEE1a--Wash clean. but "a BOT
\ trim away the ibres.nor perlorate the skin,
/ as this greatly impaifs their favor. Raiss
the water to the boiling point and immerss
K the roots ID il and keep them boiling from
one to two hours acc3rding to size. They
are good SERVED with butter or shced in vim
egar.
PUxFKIx PE.--"Yankee," in the German
I town Telegraph, says; Stew the pumpkin a.
long as possible, TILL the juice is all dried up;
strain throngh u cnlander, ea1 add milk ana
cream 20 proper Consistency; sweeten with
half sugar and half molasses; add little
ginger; eggs are useless; -four makes them
X hasty, and Tstewfng them and strainiug the
juice CT and throwing II away, takes of all
The sweetest part of the pumpkin.
BLAEc MASGg.-A pint 0f cream, and q
quart Of boilad milk; an ounce and half
I u clarified isipglass stirred into the milk.
Sugar 10 your taste. Flavor with lemon,
orange or rcse water. Est * boil, stirrin x
y il vel, then strain irto m0alds. Three
ounces Of almonds pounded 10 paste and
} added while hoiline, Is an Improvement. E
can b. favored BY boiling in Il n vanilla
bean, OK stick of cinnamon. Save the bean,
ftmay do TO use again.
10 MAKE BrrrxKkD APPrKs.-Peel yovs
apples aud take 0nt the core, without cnfting
them thFough, taking care mod te break them.
Cut shees of bread sha eirrumference of the
apples, well butter dish, put ID your brad,
and placs an apple On each alice Hi the
bnic made NM the K1moFAl ~ fNe core with
white Gnfzr, plaza A pie0M df bnhter she size
spf = walput ~ eech boiler put tlsgm into a
esatis oYsp, apd tspeW AhR s1Esxt w hstseE
4 sayeral times vi AZ Hn hour. win COOK thaln
X i5s NrssHl rpE ~ ~ fGIa Nrsad burn.
= -<--<--< k<x-~4----
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MACHINIsTs.
ENGINEERS 8 FiREMEN.

TFil THE BROTHERBOOD OF LOCOMO
TIVE hNGlAEkKs.-An Engineers desrons O.
slllr Divisions ~ she brotherhood, AFT eluesles
d. atlresa E. No. Bayaos. p. O. Box ll--, Rochester
htE Fsa by alam ali Necessary .uioruiatun will be
furnished :. h. MCIsE. +. q. 4. r.,
k1rt Wayne Ind
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
- ENGINEERS, Chicago Division, 40. no., meets
ep,.g Saturday, at 1880 p. ". AZ ther ID Ii Room no
NJ. laa sogta lars street Members ui ths Order
respectfully invi-ee to attend
J. {. FlKKEz, o. h.
A. p, sIJRI, h. A. Il
2. ]. uEsyANuy Cor secry,
tJ-5 STATE sr.. 'uicago. Illinois
1 locomotive FiBEMENS' UNION NO.
- 4 msets vice month, nt ri eir r5om u rortags
Va 1Aos. LiTrLs, Secretary.
A. l kENI5rca. Master
Correspondence rith asHer uu..ns requested.
1NRE4ENSi UNION No. It,, MEETS EN-
j. trv FRIDAY EverinE Cor. Archer Avenue ald
Cla-a Streets Corespondeu-e with sister unions is
requested p %. DEAwsA cg50.
-AAr. Master. j. MALLET. secy.
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ters the folly Of throwing away an opportn.
nity OF . peaceful settlement, and deIiber-
atety preferring o strike" This. | saw. IL
tne result Of now something ike 4 Is
monthS notice. received this letter from
our Bury branch "In answer to yours
dated July 18th, respecting any proofs we
have that our employers are receiving ths
advanced price for their contracts wa havs
made diligent inquiries into the matter. ana
me question has frequently been asked Nv
.ne Atenltect when letting contract, Were
they aTare that the ioiners had given notice
Vt an advance Of wages, and the reply was
that they had made preparation for n
IaE proof we have from good AUTHORITY
Nknay here state that the masters are re-
ceitpg 1 Lid. per hour on day work. i
have 70 inform you that several OF our meua%.
mers have been to Haywood seeking en-
ployment, and the masters informed them
that they would willingly have employed
them Il they had not come from Bury. This
was On account Of the dispute. One Of our
Bury masters Uniformed US that they had
sent list ofYour members names to the
surrounding towns eaan" nable rs TO-
get employment. ne two
original dcclme the 9Th,
ana one datea will leave
them with the and will leave
thes.- = iudg~ they think
u ms as men
their en-
rise of
every com.
Idly spirit
give rs an ad-
last communi-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

Lord ELcao, NJ. r.
K.CB
Sir DAxIEL GoocH. Bart, MP
HKRNAH MERIvALEssEsq. O. b.
JANIS BoOrH, Esq. 70. u.
THOMAS HucEEs, BsqA NJ. p.
vRsDRIcK HANRIsox. ksq.
M-. ROBERT APfLreARrH examined.
lCoxsIsuED.l
I will now pass dp to statement of w.
hanlt's \ ant y that 1s. %orss. more en- R]ss On &C.
:; Si VI Ons q 2, ~ sas .ms{ saS ss men
sss sIss. / sss sss only 'slss soss
up, the employees N they are COM
more. AT she SAM q be it has always been
nv desire to give tle Employers the longest
possible notices, SOS Dot 70 interfere with
the contract. H&< i case in Liverpool
where the -sese Gase their employers six
months notice, and toy refused TO acknow-
ledge the notice in &nY one way or the other,
rand Il was only wh2nt The men threatened TO
Isuike- that the enkpI>yefs agreed to meet
after six months' n{sisa th1t the men made
their demand, and - thea pffered afbitra-
ton, which the ma4eu rsfnssd. Aoout IL
or IL months ego, t9ensmberst In HALIFAX
gave their employsnpia shert notics, sir
weeks or two monen I wrs1 to THAI
branch pointing CO.. the dis 8vsntages
which masters suf@ N short nolIces and
IN reply 70 that the 8elkstssy statss this, on
behalf Of the men, HX@ ny that We havt
given too short no(lo& The 1oason b thu
last time when NJ - then nouths
they treated u wit 9enpt nd fiaicnls
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cARPENTERs & JoINERs.

lABPENTERS' AND JOiNERS' UNION,
L no. 6T. af Ciueiunat gllo, meets eFery Tuesday
sra 4t lais pas s=rsn -lock, tleir Nal " e.
ElfA sueet. g. y. b.N e lil
JANIS srEwAEr presi1snt.
EuGEAS Mos --ss Cor. s,cy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04
caIosoxs.A f.lashions publication Has
tt.. f.fir..s...s. ~ -s ''-

Those ahcmiMkianse have A. lAst come 70
gfief, and there N Bcarcely 0ne " DO seen ln
,niz Pals. The Has Or fashien DGs gone FORTH
Md a-.kDoua are abolishsds The new way
of d0inE the hair IL 70 roll 4np into . large
taahcarf-Nheel on the top W tie heads COM
|ine 10 within An inch pf fhe loreheads Ky
lk6ulssJ uc rt1cN aid
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.CTATENENT OF THE CONDITION Of
TIE
Travellers Insurance Coy,
OF Hartford, Conn.


on the 3Ist day of december 1867
Male 10 the Au3itor Of St1te " the State q
Illinois
The name Of this Company i the TRAVEL
ERS INSURANCE COMPANY it is located
At Hartford, Connecticut, and was incorporated
Jnne l7th, 1853.
Paid o. Capital toOOoVV
ASSETS.
c.y. a. t.,t ana Al, Rank ............. SOS S.S2
Oa-h n uaAa' " '''' w. IS COZ SO
AHssA' i.,e -neu o- f'i'' - 2 l54 CO
Aeg@I' s,es. 'o4nea on h'l' @-1 ~. 100000
Ds.s5,e tl gu ''A4-''s' '-''' -. 80 O29 10
7,.sd ir,.s~es+ ~ loans . ....... Il, ll9.5s
stocks and bonds a. fellows, VIZ
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IKTORKINGMENS UNION OF TENN
wv RssEE. stasa Aasoc alton. Hesdqunrtcfs .
Na.hvfle. ~. kcrxauks, frsSdenh
HsERT ADsRHoLst Cor. sc'y.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

YXTORKINGMEN'S UNION OF TENN.
wv EsSEE. Branch No. !, Nashville.
r. l.. MILLEE, sec'y. Q. B. eoopwis, Prss
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IHlCAGO IRON MOULDEKS' UNION
~ NO -, meats 81. rse'a HAL Clark street.
~ sel Qliucy and Jackson SIS, every FRIDAY eyenin
w. ". WARP Fresflrnt.
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MINUTES or EVIDENCE.
Royal cOmmission app Slnted to Inquire
into Trades Unions.

PzRsENr:
The Right Hon. Sir WnnAn ERLr In the Chair
The Right Hon the Earl o. LIcHrnIp
Lord ELcao. NJ. p
The Right Hon. Sir EDnrxp wALrrR HAD, Bart
X. G. B.
Sir DASIEL GoocH. Bart, NJ. p
HERNAH MrRIvALz.aEsq,C. b.
JANIS BooTH Esq. 70. ii.
THOMAS HueEEs, ESQ., M. P.
VRHDRIcK HARRISON. AAq.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-04

THICAGo JOURNEYMEN PLUMBERS
- CSIOS meets the PIRsT aud THIRD TUESDAY
faeh month . acCorIacks BlocA eor Randolph
psarturu strsf-s.
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TRApEs, DIRECTORY.

fT1RADES' ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
4 meets every MONDAY evenings ~ i55 south
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DARPENTERs' AND JOINERS' PRO
~ vECrIYE UNION, OF CHICAGO, meets every
WEDNESDAY eveuing, a. ST. Georges HaL 20 South
Clara ,.-eet o. hhlins-t ssven Jciuck
j SkWAoRE, President
CaAsLEa ". VALEsR, Oor. Sec. iyo Bse Island Ave.
II Vs. BRADY, Rec Sec.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-21
who shall \ axe ahe Lead

We publish to-day a communication on the
subject of woman suffrage from the pen Of
well-known gentleman who for nearly
hall century has advocated bringing up
tire large reinforcement that Providence
see ms 10 have Kept IN receive for use on
she moral side at some critical moment in the
fight between good and evil. His voice is elo.
quent now, as it ever has been, for the rights
OF our mothers, wives, sisters and daughters.
His letter deserves the consideration which
his fame, known TO two hemispberes, is GER
tain to secure for 1t.
But 1t Is not enough TO talk. We already
have a New England Woman Suffrage Con-
yenticn, State societies have been organized
In several OF the New England States Maine
has probably larger proportion Of her peo-
pc educated up to the point of conceding their
RI ,hts 70 women than any other State in the
q lion. Shall we not have State society :?
We arc glad to hear that the friends of the
reform in and out of Maine are taking steps
TO arrange the prtiminaries for the organiza-
ton ,of such society. Many of the most
prominent men in the State, we are assured,
will give their aid and counsel. Let the work
be pushed Well nigh majority of our
voters are already on the right side. Few peo-
pie are aware how easy it would be for Maine
to be the first commonwealth in the world to
found a genuine democracy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-21

THEATRE.-Af waiting Saturday evening
over an hour, owing to the company having
missed the connection with the Boston morn
ing train, the curtain rose upon the musical
burlesque of Cinderella" Miss Jennie Kim
ball assumed the leading part with as much
ability as we have ever seen exhibited in this
class Of performances. She has a fine figure,
excellent voice, and enters into the spirit ard
Jun of the piece with a rollicking iollity that is
irresistible. Miss George Llngley was very
good Prince; Mrs. Ayling very funny as Clio
rlnda; Howard was intensely comic in Button;
'uu scallan's Baderlash with its dry wit was
ali tue more enjoyable from its not being quite
50 much OF buff nature. Altogether the
company ala themselves great credit, The or
chestra CONSISTED OF piano alone. This should
not be, although Mr.. B1rrow, we think his
name is made as much of the instrpmen ne
possible, and the size of the house. we are so,.
ry to say, would have hardly warranted enoao
ing full orchestra, but burlesque is very de-
pendent upon that feature. La petite Corinne
was as fascinating a child wonder as before.
Tonight the company appear in the colleen
Bawn,' with Miss Kimball as "Eily O'Connor,"
and Mr.. Scallan as "Myles" and DANNY
Mann"-two characters. Whether they are
as well adapted for the higher drama as for
"oriesques remains to be seen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-21
FOREIGN PORTS

Cid at London 4ih inst, sh D ian, Webster <ro,,,
New York : tn Montana, Herr man. New zaaisnd
o. Deai "a inst; sh.p TamellAne, SUI. ner iron,
Ar q, Bristo E, Dec Is, ship Arr. can, Spencer
Ar at Hare Cd inst, barque II D sroOaman, saviu
Sid 2 Ia, ship Britfauia, Smith,, Savannah.
A. at sunderland I'd Inst, sup Mont BI4uc. Chase.
Maulmain. NA''-' LA NDaSe'
AZ at Palermo 2oth-uT., baraue Cardenas. Paine,
ID 18th, brig Don Quixote. ccnant, New York;
Geo Daie, HARDING, Philadelphia.
New York. '>' . i1o"''' 'oi"
At Me siaa 18th nit baraue .Ahhis N. T. ami lin
;oro otans ngi PITS harry Stewart eeks, ldg
Nj AT az 'iibratar III ult, harque Daniel Webster
Ntckerson, boston 9 day.
Ar at Montevldeo Oct 10, baraue Eugene. Thatcher
bostoni ~, shie kate Price, L,oby, Cardiff. 26th,
Stigs pldeia. stone, nangori 17th, John Wesley.
{ Id 18th barnue Pathfinder Mcclellan. Callao.
=, AT rernambuco litt ult, brig la Williams, from
Sid I'M "a ia 10th uit, sch Mary wi ham, Part
ridge New York
AT Maraca'bo 20;h ult. brig Annie EldrId e. Gilt
at OFT Spain ~ ult brig LIMA HI |. ior crbo
IT King ton, ia 18th ult, brig Perss Hincklss,
AT itas b at, baroue Ellen DYER leland
ON Cardiff jus, 80 A>'
ar a. ST Pierre, "art, 11rh ult brig Fannie in
e1la hop: s: boste n, and sid 10th ior I'crt Ro al
: Ar a. st Jago I'd inst, sch Willie Move. Hilton.
New Yols. ~' AA'i'Vn'
Ar at cenFuegcs Eth INST brig Centaur, Snow. i'm
at Havana 18th inst, hries Clara Blown. Mino,.
or .Bost n; Is Nash, apcey mr. New Yor,. sch
Ailee Myfiek tBr} kslle,, f'r Poatlsnd. idg sugar
o uleaitebacco NJ $500 currency,
Ar at Maanzas 10Th inst. olrrues I, r Srons or
Bil'oer ant rtnry P Lord. Pinkhain Portland ~
st 10 u. Nj. OA1A'a''
In port 10th, barque Rachel Mitchell Tor North ot
Hatteras; hi! Hattie Bishop, Weber, Tor Ne@
Cid at Nassau, Mp, III inst, sch Wings Of the
Morning, Mcfarland, liro n Exumal for New York.