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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-17

THE CHINESE ARE CoMING.--we learn that Mr..
Josepbs, the immigration agent whose arrival here
was notccd some days ago, has made contracts
with our planters for the delivery Of very larIc
number OF Chinese laborers, the first shipment OF
whom IL expected TO reacn the state IN January
next One Of the largest aud most successful rico
planters take tens, twelte9 and nitles. No pay
ment whatever Is made BY the planners until the
Chinese arrive and go TO WORK on the pantatoas
Applications for the Chinese are coming IA rapidly
from every part Of the low country AMI the move
ment has assumed such proportions that we may
hope 20 have Ia the course of q few months all tho
Asiatic labor we urgently require. Jnen may our
sea coast become as rich and productive az Ia tho
days VI y0rc. -clalleston DalIs hetcs, AaeaskiA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
\ Happy Admissiou.

'oy4P magistrate in Jefferson
'4'y' this State, made lovely con-
.>,.oa The other day. He was engaged
>, .~aFlestown in examining the case
Il Nr'EEI MOORE, charged with the
?, ''uS OF ROBERT HECK in that town.
:, ~' amount of bail was fixed at five
'u'"nd dollars for MooRE's appear.
e., eu.e at the next Circuit Court in No,
.,,,lS Justice MYERS one of the magistrates,
smoTa u mat the Court had fixed the
Conn.,, L1' OF bail in this large sum on ac.
NJ NJ 1.-THE III the clamor of persons outside.
saiS IN bnnIVNTER, counsel for the defence
sJrS.a' .a' such confession, coming from
bg, ~. VI Justice, was not only wrong
psrm;1 M. d Judge or Justice should neye,
uen, puollc opinion to sway his iudp
be W. ~ anything, and that by SO doips
" sIaOOing Justice itself.
a., nCSTER was clearly right in hi
ht Isnt OF general proposition, bu
NJ 'u,u have no application to the cas-
No., loyal" Judge. Such men are 81
d, 70 all the requirements of decenc
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step from one of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company's barges to the
steamer Kalbaugh last night and was
drowned. He was at work on the bridge
and was the only son of a widowed
mother, who. we regret to learn, has De-
come insan in consequence.
I (From the Greenbrier independently
UNFoRTUNATED DIFFICULTY.--Wer egret
to learn that serious difficulty occur
red at Covington, Va, on Monday last,
between Mr.. John Fl. Branham, former
ly of this place, and Mr.. Peter Mon
| tague, of Alleghany, in which both par
ties were seriously injured Mr.. Bran
ham was an agent of Trotter's stage line
at Covington, and Montague was a
driver on the line from that place to
| the Healing Springs, between whom, 1t
appears, the best feelings did not exist.
Upfriendly words having passed be-
tween them, we learn that on Monday
evening Montague attacked Branhana
with heavy bolt pin, striking him
several severe blows on the head. In
the alteration Branham drew his pis-
tol and fired it, tha ball striking Mon
tague and entering his side. The par
ties were then separated. Branham re-
ceived O number of blows on the head,
,but his injuries are not serious. Mon
taeue's wound is severe, but it is be-
lieved not to be dangerous.
From the Union, Monroe County, Register
Cur OFF IN THE BLooM.-Mr. Rich
ard Shanklin, young man of nineteen
years, the youngest son of our friend
r. V. Shanklin of Centreville, was
ploughing in his fathers field on We'd
nesday, when the horses became unman-
ageable, and the youth was fatally in
jured. Nobody being present, it is not
known how his death was caused. His
body was found beside the plough and
the horses had broken loose. An in
quest since held shows that sudden
death overlook the youth, from disease
of the heart. We deeply sympathise
with the bereaved parents.
SUICIDE AT THE WHITE SULPHUs
ESPRINGs.-A young man named Wesley
Waskey, of Botetourt county Virginia,
committed suicide at the Greeubrier
White Sulphur Springs, on Monday last.
He ewas in the employment of Mr.. Will
liam Eagle, the carpenter of the Springs.
A correspondent says, that he had been
observed of late to be very serious and
meditative, and on Monday complained
of indisposition. In answer to knock
at his deor by person who was taking
him some tea, he said ne was up. Soon
afterwards, (about l o'clock p. NJ the
report of a gun.in his room was heard.
Persons forced the door and found him
dead. He had placed the gun immedi-
ately behind the right ear, and a large
part of the top of the skull was blown
Oft. 1t is supposed that he labored under
great mental depression of some kind;
but he left no word in writing, nor had
he, before the act, made any communi-
cation to any one which could afford a
clue to to the motive which influenced.
him. His connections are very respec-
table citizens of Botetourt. His body
has been taken to that county for inter.
ment. s| '
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The Democratic Uon,ep,,on .ua,, 9. To-Day

The Democratic Convention To-Day
The Ohio county Democratic Conven'
tion meets to day. We trust their selec-
tion of candidates win be such as to re-
ceive the unqualified approval of every
good Democrat in the county. The Re-
publicans claim to have put forward
their very best men. The Democratic
party has as good right, is as much
bound to bring forward its best mate.
rial as the opposition. r--
Give us ticket which we can heartily
support, and which every Democrat can
conscies tiously ask his neighbor to sup
port. The Democrats have no strength
to fritter away on weak nominations.
That is point which now admits of no
debate. A blunder to day may be fatal
not only at the pending election, but
in 1870. We don't say this from fear but
from prudence. Sometimes party can
afford to disregard such advice as this
We don't think the Democratic party of
Ohio county can. We have very dis
tinct impression that it cannot. d. A good
many others coincide with US. tAll that
We ask is that the nominations shall
represent the ability, wsrth, all the
best elements of the party. If SO it will
win. If not, it may not.
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.LolurY' is suggestive of public
.1aD,r Loyal men in power pocket
.-e money OF the people, augment pub.
d. liabilities and increase taxation.
''s North Carolina Legislature, in the
'.r'e'' Of Ring" undertook and
-..relrd in increasing the State debt
""UyVo, IN addition TO the old debt,
Nl', IN round numbers, 100000
.''.as the whole debt over .ferty mil.
' North Carolina is reconstructed
@'I'ca. State, with a reconstructed
''.ea. legislature, and a reconstruct
w "'llcaI Governor, all for GRANT and
'-''N, all for Radical men and meas.
" In Pennsylvania, the same party
' "''aed twenty-three millions of the
'g iluds in seven years, and yet
as OF having reduced the State debt
.'. lie over four milliens. We suppose
- people shoall be thankful they did
seal the whole pile. That's the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11

1t would simply give the ballot to the
Union men who are now prescribed un.
der the registration law, and to the
negroes. Negro enfranchisement is the
price with which the prescribed Union
men of our State are to redeem their
rights, while the rebels are to remain in
statu quo. Whatever opinion Mr.. HUB.
BARD may have formed of the people
based upon the fact of his election to
Congress for two terms, we beseech him
to reflect that after all they are not all
fools. His Platforms is nothing less than
q downright denial of the public sanity
Mr.. CAMPBELL, although he did not
report these resolutions or vote for them,
is committed to them by his candidacy.
No doubt some of Ills friends would
like to. see him in the United States
Senate, where he would certainly have
been bat for BoRRMAN's registration
frauds. No doubt they think his cleo
tion to the, Legislature would enable
him to work directly toward the great
object of their desire. But the aban-
donment of the essen tial ideas of liber-
alism, the continuance of the registra-
tiOn law In its present shape, and the
indefinite postponement of rebel en-.
franchisement, to all of which he is
committed by this platform, can never
promote his election to the Legislature,
much less his elevation to a higher and
more honorable position. ~.
As a matter of local pride we would
like to have seen our Ohio county Re-
publicans surpass their fellow Republi-
cans in other parts of the State on the
score of liberality. IL is with sincere.
regret that we see them temperizing
with wrongs which they admit to exist
and squarely receding from positions
they have heretofore taken. Between
liberalism and prescription there can be
DO compromise, and those who have
sought to find middle ground may dis
cover their mistake when it is too late.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
Dem 0crasic County COnven-
tiAn

The Democratic County Convention will meet
at the Court House on Monday, October llth, at
l p. NJ, for the purpose of nominating candi
date for the Office of County Superintendent Of
Public Schools. and three candidates for the
House of Delegates.
By order of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee. A. j. SWEENEY, Chairman.
w. w. MILLER, Secretary,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11

10. Radicals, by their corrupt use of
;e'.aars of The Government, have put
AaA OF from thirty to forty per cent.
o. every bale of cotton, hogshead of to-
4.c'. barrel of flour, house and lot in
Tie land, This producers and working
lea alyeto pay. Will they longer help
''';'ap the load upon their shoulders !
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11

Parton says BUTLER lacks five i'm
portant things to become wonderful
ly great man. We know what they are
-four honest fingers and an honest
thumb. --.. o. -.- q
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

T'HIS NEW AND COMlfoDI0US HOUSE.
Il located corner Of Broadway and t1f ares.,
Possesses advantages ever all othsI hes' s -.
the accommodation Of it guest< .4aL
expressly fOT a hrstelass TamIy u..I!s
Lsa,sS ~. s,.I.,o - Ia and cold water. and
furnisbed second 70 nOss. whlIs tbe culinary
J.-,..-.-s--. a. in he most experienced hands,
asSrdiBT ri, Esssss a unequAisd abe. -.
one Of Atwoeds Is,.s fatsnt sss, "a ;, a.
.,nory the modern IMPROVEMENTS ana ~ INC
- of knests a. al boars-
r,c prosdTay and University Place Cars pass
! - Io-1r every foar ninut~s, runntnz noH ne
Iss,' EaIl 70 CentrA Park. while ths sixth and
SI..y.,-h Aveaue Llues are but . shsrt block %
ss,hST ~. aftordiax ample faeihtas4 for CON-
maniesting With AZ the DsSots, stsAneeAt
landings, places Of Al.sensnt and sasiasse
'i 'D' MORE L HOLLY.
u.rilSu YrepEistors-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
The Whole Supreme Court oI
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK FOR MORE sTIONGER.
DIGSIFIED TEsuKONTl
Hon. Geo. ". WOOdUGrd,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania, writes:
PHILADKLPHIA, March 10, lSo''
find "HoofaRd's 3 Ger NJ man Bittsrs =
good tonic, useful in dis ~ eases Of the digest
i've organs, and Of great benefit in cases Of debil
ity, and want Of nervous action in the system.
Yours. truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
hon. James ThompsoH,
Judge Of the Supreme COurt Of Pennsylyania-
pUrLADELPHIA, a pril o. 1850.
,.,.tssr s.Uooaand's German BittsTNT q
yn,diiu> in eass Of attacks Of IbdiRcs-
tiop or Dyspepsia. can certify this from my
experience Of it.
Yours with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. James EOss SHOrdeH,
ProthonotOry Of the Supreme Court OF Penn
sylvAnia, wTIt-s:
PHulpyLygrA. Sept lG lrs1.
"HOOAand's German Bittsrs' j. yer -.
article = tonic and ~ an apPstlLsr- t-,ce
an Intoxicating drink. and may Dc u'l-
ciAlly by persons Of al ages.
Respectfully your y,,orr-r,vE
JAMES ROso oAN" DH-''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Living Advertisements
Hoofand's German Tonic,

Has been Provided preparation in which the
solid extracts OF the finest restoratives OF the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by a
spirituous agent, purged of all dcleteTious con
stituents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should be guided by
his own condition. II in a very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his selection but
pressing the Bitters isl Othe specific required.
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn. Thersis no phase indigestion, Bilious.
ness, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostitution
10 which they are not adapted and in which,
singly or combined, they will not effect cure.
Biliousness, Indigestion, General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from a
want Of proper action in the Liver, Stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicated by a course OF
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
r X &c Il = -.

HoohAnds German Blfters per bottle, 10. .si 90
kAlf dOzsD, -. 5 -
HooAAnd's German Tonic, pat up in quart
bottles per bottle ] -
or q half dozen for e. 50.
TDo not forget 70 examine well the AT,
Gle yOu buy, in order to get the genuine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
HOTELS.
HALTBY HOUSE.
A. n. MILLER, Proprietor.
PRATT STREET. BALTIMORE
noTSDu
EVERETT HOUSE.

n HIS HOUSE Is KEPT on THE KU.
Il rOpeAh plan; 10 N within three minutes
r4s Coy kSrss sara Sf the View Haven
HailTO1d Dspst, oonEenisnt 20 al the priuetp
p-soss Of arou.smsnt, and Tor sgmmsr travells
VIII Do found the coolest Hotel in tho
Every room Ia provided With running water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
Constitutional Specific,

Which not only eORquers and combats diseases
that have intrenched themselves In the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose OccHpa.
tions and pursuits subject them 10 the depress-
ing effects of a close, unwhOlcsOme atmosphere,
should take it regularly, ~ a protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mala.
ria engenders. Invalids who are
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
CAPTION.

uooa,,o German Bitter are eountsTisi tsd-
e.. hoGn.ns On. 80 rssra;are Of 9. II JACKSON u
ooa:.rgei On the r.aRiP iPrneiPalD Doao. and Msnafas
~ Street, Philadelphia, Pa
CHARLES VI. EVANS, Proprietor.
va---s,lv & JACKSON 6CO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11

Fer Sale by ALI DFuggssas
and By dealers In Medicines ryvhsra
J yl}Tp,n.S&tvssv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint, except grad.
ual deClination of bodily strength and nervous
epergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY AMDEXIG9R AS RE
A POOL IN THE DESERT TO THE SAND
SCnRCHED AND PAINTING TRA WEI. Err
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

Is composed of the pure juices (or, ss thoy are
incidentally termed, ErtraetS) of Roots, Herbs
centrated, and entirely free from alcoholic Gd
,nirf,fre gf guty lind
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-11

InOuSanuS O NtTuiIdtCs
Have accumulated IN the hands Of the Proprie.
tors, but space will allow Of the publication Of
but a few. Those, II will be observed, are men
of note, and Ofsuch standing that they must Be
believed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRk. saturday. June &c. ls69.


The auction sale of Messrs Muller wilkins
4 Co this afternoon at Rye was attended by ABOUT 800
Yeonle Two of the four estates cut up by Mr. WILSON,
i've park and Kingsland Pace-were cleared out. The
sale Of the other two postponed until Thursday week
twill be seen from the reports that the land was sold In
large lots at good prices. TO few purchasers Three
lunches were set at different times the last one at p i
Oh the Glendale Place
Three auction sales Of suburban property are adver
,ised 70 take place Tuesday, viz Messrs johnson
Huuers of $50 city lots at Railway Messrs. A. d. Mel
lick r. Bros of a large dwelling house and farm OF
100 acres at Planfed and Messrs A. j. Blocker Son
Co.'S Of 1872 villa sites IN Painfeld adjoining Hyde Park
Son PembertOn, Central, Lane aud Fleldaves.
on Monday, Mr.. T. n Miller VIII sell az IaylOrs store
IN the village OF South Orange IS on the eastery
eope OF the Orange Mountain ut Jefferson Village also
the homestead property In the village OF South orange
consisting Of large dwelling and about haf an acre. al
Joining the Presbyterian church also the lO ana uWe
ing near the above now occupied by Mr.. George Waite.
An Indignation meeting Will be held next Wednesday 10
consider what action is necessary on the part OF te eo
e Of Jersey City 20 compel the Central karoau COu
pany 10 abandon the flngin business.
The passenger traffic OF the Hudson River Railroad
between New-YOrk and YOnkeTs has been much III
creased BY the cheaper fares and the running OF hourly
going from NOukeTs TO the city, While III May 1865 the
Number only $780, an increase of over so per cent
A house and lot. corner OF Montgomery ana Barrow
jersey City, sofa ON thursday 10 MI
Turney for 1900.
Capt Cmd's farm at Little Falls near the line Of the
Morris and Railroad yesterday purchased by
Mr. Walters OF New-YOrk fer $4,000, about $1,000 an
Hopper has sold his farm OF 40 acres at
Meads Basin, the line OF the Morris and Essex Kali
road extension. 10 Charles Taylor OF York for $4,000
II is said upon good authority that nearly SlVOOOO
has been made by the real estate operators around the
office of John McClaye during the year from May 1885, 10
Nay, 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM NRw.ORLBANS-Ia steamship Madposa. Juoe H-F 3
Sser vile and servant Col SLeinbeger. u A. W bfSe
H. Gumyad son servant Miss X. Adams Miss B ntrs ~
Kney and servant Mrs e. Fynh Mrs LynB and eha miss oA
NoptsE Mrs A BebjamiA, @. Pilot W. W. Carl r. hae u sa
NJ A. Wincbe servant Hopkins jr and - IN second esn
PROM CHARLBSTON--ln steamship baragoss JuAe Io-hlS
Fi,k Miss NJ s. Marshall Mr Eastman, L. Condon A. slmmols
Klan George CamuingS Frank HenrJ Thomas A Thomas MA
han. II. stewart .. a.. m,
PROM HAVASA-Iu steamship Cleopatra June B-Paneseo Par
Autouo DE- Ia Tore Donaemo Baenego henry Dsa
Rnique InsI InstiniABo Rodriguez John BTasin bef9ne
BrOd VIM. Miller L9s Fssrs Franchise SsaHI R,,ssr
D. Gonzales g. C. Murray vs.. Psrry, khz q, J.@e
VIM Hogan p Urbeo Jusu D. CapetS Ms heaea PeaA Asa
ebd5 Richard Eherdge Wm hehaeison wife sna SaicLs
Jobson VIM French Capt w. Clrk, Diego Noy Gregoo no
gA gnaO GOrOs Maria c. RsggS and children Ss'ena h'
rguez wife aBd children .. , 49,
IRON skVANNAH-n Steamship VII rpns 2E BrAlDard A.
Lofe l. Abrahams Campbell, Mrs. Campbell, foor ehldren
and servant; L. Eele Webster, Hiss Jennie Lee ms
Nellie Bentley Mss Lime Bentley. Kelly, " O. Fletcher MIS-
Page Miss Howell and wife p L. Patier His ana we
children; H. O. Foang wife and aaagsves
John Young Stern Jones' g. ". Foster H. Kelly H. Ae' a.
H. Keller H. Smith Mrs Smith. and ~ IN The seerage
PROM HAVANA AND MBXICO-n steamship Cle0pAUa June 81,
-Pransiseo Para D. Badencbo r. Santn, nsr bI.HI %
Bread j. c. Murray W. Miller l. Telert, g bum BUZZ - D
A Blum Blum, K. ROsAn, X Buckley d. GogLAsI " rSny' &
James W. hogan P. p. WecrO ID. CaPelslo d. feaanA
dara Rosario PedrAra AsaEeion PedraTa bageno rdra
Bthehdgs W. hsealon heAaO3 BleDa heaa,sqa, 5si5 ."
ebalsop L. Jaee ~ vIeGO JaAn Vcaro bslenA lsssIo %
sheSeth johnson ". French CLARK D. Noy g. Moni.gn
y Goros.iss NJ C. Raggo NJ. hagdaena, ~ fe1SA n oe
Tore A. VAn Hagap Rodriguez, Rodriguez NJ kodngueh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-28
The house which Washington used as hi.

The house which Washington used as hi;
at Valley Forge has had the greatest care
taken OF IT, and Is row in excellent repair Little chsn'
has been made In since the terrible days of the Revolu
non 10 is rock house. consisting Of two rooms below
and two above, having narrow hall The style OF the
window sash and woodwork generally show It's great
antiquity The inside n painted white. The rooms are
neatly papered and every thing appears tidy and a:trae
rugged hand Of time, being almost perfect In some
places Tho forts sn elevated far above the com
mon level and. unless moved by the baud OF man, VII
remain there for centuries to come There are nve eau
non balls at the headquarters said TO have been leu
there hy Washington.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw.YORS..............

PORT OF HBW.YORS. ...........,... o.
CLEARED.
woodhu Charleston Ellen TeTr ChaO,9 Sswoern NJ S0an
s W SGss sa.55. Rey New Baor cosS sod Ssr
LEAFS; Castillo Thomas s. JOhu b CITY Of brooagn BroSs
too n C. Isaac Bell Norfolk CITY POat AID Richmond
Jacuto Atkins Savannah Meade sampson SewoeAHs Han
vile GIoss Sa'e2a,S P LssI1 Bsi' L.,, Cork
Queens Own, Wood London sanegari Ssneorn a.o u a
..r Sa A syi DG oas:a ss5sS for Ser
poos y, on csr5os HatcbjpSo1 Vigo r. IT, A. Pu Hatcla
Hamilton Bsrmudai KOdOO Percy ST. Johns, n III Susan Se
seSrs1Gs Jones Havana, Montgomery BoreH B15aeos
Is s.eD'I a C. ss PIp Psslpls v Bsea Ios.
ford j. b Knowles, Cousins JACKSONVILLE
ARRIVED.
steamship PaWnse, Capt J. d. B. Ch Aon'e'iaeo MAY
steamship Castillo Thomas Liverpool June and Queenstown June
IL S @sS, Sos, Ksmbe Nsxorlsan, ase and pass.
steamship Cleopatra Philips Vera Cruz Jaue TO- s'al 1870 ana
Steamship VIM P ci;de Morgan Wilmington n G.
steamship FrAneORis Sherwood rGrsnd Hass ana pass
steamship Sarsgossa ryder Charleston, adse and PASS
B ns 's'i' cio%Isy Crowley Calais days lumber
Bns Rising sun, smith, Jous'por. z days, spars
Sehf GreeiaB, Davis Jeussport 10 days spans
SeIr 5. S. Ward EiSari, AIsIaDira d.y', coal
S S5E Able HoisssSa E.soa s6a: n s. lOds,. .Yi's
Sehr Paine Noyes PASSPORT. Me- days iaGd aud Pssef
Schr Aislne HAmin, Dearborn Bangor lumber
sehE DAVID Passou. Perkins. Bangor laay. lumber
s ssS c saS C Ts h Eotao6 1s ioss '0'
Se6r. Mar A. Holt. Holt, CALAIS 70 DAYS lumber
SeAr Mercy Truudy Calais days, lulber.
Scbr Amanda. Tmpsou, Jonespor II days spar~
Schr Reno, Keller. Machias days, lumber.
Scbr Nicola Taylor, Machias 10 days lumber
sCAO0N ERs-Rlvxk COAsTvHE
uraysr0e. Clinton Point Avail, POTlali. CT N
MI GSeanWrab HaEs. Greenwich
81 L. Bartlett, NorSak Helen Ne~brlord
CorneiA. Fall River Wave; FirsIui4
Enehantress, Boston. T. u fl.1a. Albany
Koame RondoaL
SAILED.
Observation-Disclosures for Iare; EuTopa for glasgow PennyS
mia and civ Of Brooklyn for Lyeoo Castillo oE ST. Joan n b.
Csn Meade ard Huntsville AID san Jacuio,
I Manhattan tor ChesOsi Flea Terry for Newborn,
NC MeesditA FernsndnA Fla Isaac Bel, for Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Liverpool:
eoris from NswOeans, b4Tk NJ. p Seson ou Cenvgos; CyR
tha bgs from Curaeoai Marine IRON
Cenfaegos; Timothy Field frOn Pensacola . -
2oATnTed steamship MocAsiu, VIII
ung.on ~ C. port schT d. Alder from New York. Sailed
steamship Champion for New York
Nswork; Fitzgerald, for HaVe Passed bark Ingg from
NeuIok for Rehnond
FOREIGN PORTS
HAvAsA 2-The steamship Cay Of Mexico from Ne~-iorl
for Vera Cruz