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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-21
September 18th, 1859.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.


a ND NOW NJ IN HEREBY OR.
Adered and directed by the Common
Council of the city or Evansville that the
owners OF all lots or parts OF lots, fronting
on or adjoining the south side Of Second
street, from Ciarz street o Bond street:
The east side ofsEalton Avenue, from
Ninth street to Eleventh street;
The north side of Sixth street., from
Third Avenue TO Fulton avenue;
The east side OF Fourth Avenue, from
Fifth street to Franklin street;
The east side ofsNinth street, from Chest
Eut strCes to Cherry street;
The sous hWest side of Ninth street,
Northern Enlargement. from Washington
street to Brinknleyel' > Field;
In said city, cause lie Sidewalks thereon
to be. brought to The proper Craze, and
that they cause a sidewalk OF class num-
Der two to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of this
order. A. NJ. MCGRIFF', Clerk,
BY + A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, sep. 18th, 1869.
SEQ dSC Union copy.
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GEN. BURNSIDE telegraphed 10 DR..
J. w. MITCHELL, Of Harrisburg, llli-
nois, that terms have been agreed
upon which will secure the prnsecu-
ton of the work on the Vincennes &
Cairo Railroad until it is completed.
The Harrisburg Chronicle, IN the ex-
uberence of its joys predicts that the
ears will be running from Cairo to
Vincennes in ninety days, and from
Vincennes TO GrayFille within PIX
months. We hope its expectations
may be fully realized.
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Nnrv Magazines.

DEM0REsT' S MONTHLY AND Young
AMERICA. - These popular period
ieals have come to hand early, and
display their usual attractions. The
publisher seems determined to spare
no efforts or expen render his
magazines the best lind in the
country The magma picture by
Mrs Spencer, Of the Picnic" is
still offered as a premium. both to
members of clubs and single sub
scribers.
PUTNAI's MAGAZINE FOR OCro-
BER.-Contents: Cinelia-I., Edward
Spencer; The Last of the TroubQ-
dours, Pres't Henry Coppee; The
Dream Of Pilates Wife, g. z. Craneh;
Lavina - Her Progress - (Conclu-
ded), Caroline Chesebro; Old Bos-
ton aud St. Botolph's, Mrs Ma
thaniel Hawthorne; Something about
Fungi, Il. G. Wright; The Charge
at Valley Maloy, James L. Me-
Kay; Treasure Trove, Sidney Hyde;
Childhood: A Voluntary, Mary Dean;
Princess Belgiojoso on Italy, ii. T..
Tuckerman; Leaves from a Publish
er's Letter Book-I., G.. p. Putnam;
Notes among tic Indians-II., Vim
cent Colyer; To day; A Romance
Oh. VlI.-XI., r b. Kimball; A
Mining Adventure in New Mexico,
Raphael Pumpelly; Fallen Angels,
Mrs. T. L. Piatt; Litcraturc-At
Home, Bayard Taylor; Fine Arts, r.
I'll. Sioddard; Literature, Science and
Art Abroad, ;. 5. COualt; Cure at
Events, r. B. Perkins, Uf &
THE PHBENOLoGICAL JOURNAL for
October is full Of entertaining read
| ing. Among IFS contents are: George
W. Childs, the Philadelphia Pub
Usher; Philip Philips, the well-known
/ Singer; j ohm 4. Roeblng, the Emil
nent Civil Engineer; Geo. l.. Miller.
the Omaha Editor; Phrenology-Is it
/ o Science? Answer to Objections /:
The Psychologists Prophecy; Salem
/ WltchcrafI-an Elaborate Review /:
Our Conyicts-What shall be done
With Them? VaccInation-Tsi F Use
I full? \ New Method of Warming
Houses; Yhe Tiger; The Chinese
| Question; Shall we have Celestial y
Laborers2 etc, with portraits and
other illustrations. Only 80 cents. on
50 year. Address S. r.. Wells.
! Publisher. $50, Broadway, New York.
The GALAXY for October Epres.nts
the following attractive table of con.
tents:
Susan Fielding, by Mrs. Edwards
with an illustration; The Real Louis
Napoleon, by Justin Mccarthy; A
Journey in Northern China, by Rs.
phael Pumpelly; Little Bopeep, part
H.. by Annie NJ Crane; Put Y Yourself
in his Place, by Charles Reade; Re.
naissance, by 7. NJ. Coan; Why
Thieves Prosper, by Edward Crapsey
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DISPATCHES from Knoxville indir
cate unmistakably thatthe Knoxyille
Wing has passed into tho hands of,
and is now edited by an original Sc
cessionist. Parsou BRowNLoW is
still stakeholder in the eoneern.7 1t
is evident, therefore, that the ram
pant Parson has become exceedingly
mild hammered towards his old enc
mics and prosecutors. Such yascilla-
ton on tho part Of So noted politiE
clan is pitiable. .-.s s...,-.... ..s..
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We know there are many who scoff
at, laugh at, and who designate every
advertised remedy a. Quackery,"
" Humbug,p and pronounce them
worthless. Such terms cannot be
truthfully applied to the medicinal
remedies of which Dr. H. Z. Helm
bold, of 594 Broadway, New York, is
proprietor. His /" Fluid Extract Of
Buchu," alone has stood the test of
science, and yet proved valuable. 1t
has been subject to the severe criti-
cism- Of emineat professors Of phar-
macy, and none or such there are but
will pronounce 1t an excellent article,
while many there are who freely rec
ommend il as a curative agent for all
diseases of the kidneys and urinating
organs; in addition to all this. it has
| been a quarter Of 4 century ia exist
ence, yet its sale is constantly being
| increased. There are numberless con-
coctions called Fluid Extract of Blu
chu, hence our friends, IN buying,
should be careful 10 ask for and get
none other than .Helmbold's. Dr.
Helmbold's drug and chemical ware
house, at 594 BroaaWay, n. Z is one
Of the lions of that gay metropolis.
/ Such Of our friends may be there So
| journing should not fail 10 visit it.
! We can assure them kindly welcome
| from the Doctor and all his courteous
employees. - Philadelphia EUentHg
/ Bulletin.
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THANKS. = We are indebted to
Messrs. B. L. D. GUFFY and J. VI.
FoRGY, of MorgantowD. Kentucky,
for large club of subscribers to the
Weekly JOURNAL. The increase of
our Kentucky circulation within the
past two or three weeks has been most
gratifying.
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Indiana. Items.

THE Greencastle machine shop has
built lot of cars for the new railroad,
which will be delivered to the road
this week.-Put1G1a Banner.
THE State Convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association meets in
Lafayette, on the 9th, 6sh and 9TH of
October.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Plymouth
Democrat urges the nomination of
Thomas r. Cobb, Esq, a the next
Democratic candidate for Governor =
Ecchange.
A WoMAS's Suffrage Convention
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Down IT GoEs.-Itis already esti
mated by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, that the statement this month will
show a decrease in the debt Of ten
millions. This is bearing down on the
Democracy with terrible effect.
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HARDwA ARE.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES

By Dlsston's G. s. 26-inch Hand
Saws, 50 25.
SPEAR & JACKS0N'S
@. s. 2sinCh Hand Saws, So Is.
SPEAR & JA0KSON'5
G. S. 2S.inch Ripping Saws, So rs
Patent CrOss-Cut Saws 75e per Foot
Ames' ShOvels, 81 % Each.
Coal ShOVels, 81 25 Each
Best Chopping Axes, 81 Is;
CAST STEEL sPADING FORKS, 81 rs
Belmont Nails. 10d, 12d and 20i,
81 30 per Keg.
Belmont Nails.-Sd "a rs; Sd IS 4d
So %; Sd fine blued, 81 30 per
Keg.
SIeVes-NOs. Ia ~ 10, So per
Dozen.
TURN TABLE APPLE-PARERI
So per Dozen, 75o RaOh.
OHIO TOOL COMPANY
Single smooth Planes z5cs
DOSble smooth Planes II 10;
Double Jack Planes 81 25s
Double Fore Planes 81 75s
Double j Ointer Planes 81 %;
BRAD8URY5 SP0KESHAVES,
ri Oh 45s, 2 IL inch $50, 3,ineh 65e.
Wehave now in our store very large
and well assorted stock % general haro-
ware, All of which we offer In the same
proportion as the above.
Terms Cash.
FRED. p. STRAUB & co.
Sign Of the Broad Axe,
NO. Sc MAIN STREET,
Three doors above our former place. lsel6
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Dlseolufion Notice.

THE PARTNERsIIIP HERETO
- fore existing under tue nm name
Humphrey, Patrick & CO.. hoIWhIulnB
and Com mission Merchants and Whhri-
boat ProprietOrR, was dissolved ~ lnulQal
consent on the 18th inst, II. W. fatfteA
retiring from the frm. The Dusiness VIII
be continued by r, NJ. Humphrey, George
j. Lewis, and Charles W. Kerney' under
the flrm name Of Humphrey Lewis * Co..
iy2O dtf HUMPHREY PATRICKa co.
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THE latest footing up on the Fif-
teenth Amendment represent that it
has been ratified by nineteen States.
The approval of twenty eightis neces-
sary to complete the ratification. Tex
as, Mississippi and Virginia will rati-
fly, because their reconstruction could
not be completed without it. Six ad-
ditional States are needed, and must
be obtained from the following, which
have taken no action: Tennessee,
Vermont, Rhode Island, Oregon,
Ohio, New Jersey, Nebraska, Mime
sofa, Maryland. Kentucky, Iowa.
Georgia, Delaware, California and
Alabama. OF these Vermont. Rhode
Island, Minnesota, Iowa and Nebras7
ka are certain 10 ratifFF the coming
Winter. 1ss8 Aak4
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THE FALL TRADE AT NEW YoRK.
The New York papers state that
the Fall trade, since September COM
menced. has been unusually active.
The amount of sales among all
branches of trade averages thirty per
cent. beyond those OF last Fall, and
fully fifty per- cent beyond those
of the Spring. And yet they have
been chiefly confined to Northern and
Western buyers, but Southwestern
men are coming in aud purchasing to
the extent Of nearly double the
amounts Of last year. Their action
is based on the heavy cotton crop.
which has now passed the usual pos
sibilities Of failure. through worms
and weather, and can be safely caicu-
lated upon.
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THE Central Illinois Methodist
Episcopal Conference cast its vote on
Friday on Lay Delegation, as follows:
ayes "a; nays -.
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An Ordinance to Repeal all 0rd;-
nances Establishing the Board Of
Health of the City Of Evansville.

SECTION l. Be It ordained by tie Com
mon Council Of the city OF Evansville,
That all Ordinances heretofore passed by
said city for the es abiish ment ard organ
iz9tion OF B )ards OF Health for said city
be and the same are hereby repealed.
N4Ega W Il. WALKER, Mayor
Attest: \ NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
BY +. a. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
September 1Sth-se20 81 Union copy.
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Should any doubt Mr.. MeCormIek's
statement. he refers to the following gen.
tlemen:
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q, 1859.
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The kidneys are two in number, situated
at the upper pant OF the lOin, surrounded
by fat, and consisting OF three parts, viz. !:
the Anterior, the Interior, and the EGte-
FiOF.
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HYDROPHOBIJ.

DEATHS IN BROOKLYN AND ELsEwHERE-
TWENTY MAD DOGS KILLED IN SCLLNS
COUNTY IN A MONTH
Chas. Sudan, residing in Marcy ave-, near
MYRTLE died Yesterday morning from the effects OF hydro
phobia IL appears he was bitten about month since
nv lttlo dog belonging to him Tls injury wac slight
one and was soon forgotten but It seems his blood had
become grated with the poison for on Sunday he
was taken i'll with the symptoms OF that tri0e disease
and grew rapidly until yesterday, when death re-
ueyed him Of his suGerings lie leaves wife and four
children, one Of whom was also bitten by the animal
Fears arc entertained lest the child may also be seized
with this disease Coroner Jones Will hold an inquest
over the body.
Some three months since Mr.. Distlekamp and two
children OF n Mr. Kromenackor, residing at Fosters
Meadow L. l., were bitten by rabid dog Their wounds
were promptly cauterzed and the proper remedies adj
mlnstered by a physician, with Wow, II possible, 70
prevent hydrophobia with apparently good results on
Friday last however. while the youngest chHd OF Alr
Kromenackor was taking drink OF water 1t was seized
with hydrophobia and died In great agony on Saturday
night IL was reported that Mr.. Distlokamp ana the
other child had been taken with the disease. Such was
not the case at last accounts, although great Rpprehcn
sions were felt for their safety.
mad dog was shot Jamaica. T.. T., yesterday. hut
not until he had bitten n boy and several dogs During
tho post month some twenty mad dogs have been killed
in Queens County.
Timothy McCarty, sRloon-kcepcr In Patterson, y. j.
who was bitten ly mad dog on New-Noars day, was
seized with parox ysIns OF hydrophoba on sunday aud
after terrible suffering died.
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-. 49, case would REQUIRE further investigation

r,,tsa the case would require further investigation
Mr NICK ZEE moved to strike out the names OF all per
sons named In the bill from the State OF kehSueR,
without dsPEns q o9s 9 took S aS un H.
evening session TO be for the consideration
'no Lax 'D' COMMITTEE OF CONFERENCE. -.
and EaI coSfeTeneo on
'ne PioP0'' EVENING SESSION
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL ~ .,
The House met again at 1880 O'Clock in Commtue ,b
tnc Whole. Mr. scodeld in the Chair and resumed the
Mr KELLY rep Pa reviewed the amendment when
he had offered last Friday evening to the ceth from
Extending the time for the withdrawal OF sp1s iy hn
bonded warehouses from the 2oth OF April 1907 10 'AO
The question was discussed by Messrs Kelly 9Se, m
peck Barnes Myers Covode. Mungen, Randall MI All
Wood in support Of the amendment and by Messrs All
son and s SG taken and Mr. Kys amend
ment was agreed to. Yeas, 50; Nays, S. ,,, oro
section by requiring whisky kept bond after the 2oh %
April 1862 to pay one cent monthly per gallon o Wsvs and
Means further amendments TO offer Oh TIC sDoo'
of distilled spirits. So, ro,oo,od
Mr. BECK dem, KY moved 10 amend ho i'. hi be
by adding the following sentence Inc s DS
clear space OF not less than foot around every
s and not less than two around every doneer anu
wOm-tank" the words, except III % ~ Se and not
evaporation Is caused by the uiIee' "e''OH '- nav
Mr. JOHNSON Dem CALI moved TO s,rRe out tn ~
18th section which regulates the internal NJ
diseries unless IL were so amended Us 10 exempt S"
disteries from its requirements. ,..,-.,
MIR sCHENCK opposed the amendment, and relnarkeu
that listening 10 the debate might go aW'y
ith the impression that small distlerios We're 70 De
classed with SundayschoOls, and Dorcas socletes ahu
Young Mems Christian Associations ana Whatever
associations formed from the virtue and piety OF lhe
land fLaughter He explained also that the Commits
siOner OF Internal Revenue had discretlohal power III
reference TO fruit disuers. From the whole OF THESE
fruit dtieres there had been collected, III the year
ss7 200. while from the distleries OF WHISKY mere @
been collected aud yet was asked hat hose
provisions OF law necessary 10 secure the c0ecoh Oh
this sis 100000 TO give way IN many important par
ticulars In order accommodate the small dlsteIes'
The amendment was rejected. , ,,,. 4,
the bill. . o,,,,,.,.c,,, 4. a., ,-,,
on an amendment offered by Mr. sCHENCk 20 the e'Ia
section a IN revenue stamps for tobacco there was no
quorum voting. The roll was called, ana no quorum ap
peared. 80. . ,.,,u Mouth ,vbre IN
contend any longer against the absence OF Quorum
t Tho tohacco sccons and he thought they could all DC
disnoscd OF I'm an hour or two tomorrow night Ad-
iOurned.
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proxies was NOT present; and the third applying to
Ass shares being that the proxies were moro ae
than year Old and there was no PROOF tnat they
Gavit that the inspectors did allow VIM proxy
for 62s shares To he voted on for the ~
ohesn peosrs claim h, that Tsbt the in SGat G
were wrong in all their rulings out IL ns' .h praYios
they genuine and regular on their face tney
them but mst receive them leaving 1t 10 be inquired
into by the Courts on the sPpn SVeps had the
right to vote or not Judge Cardozo expressed an I'm, IN
formal opinion that this the true rule pot CSh Inc
written points OF the counsel and reserved MS
Mr. Brr for petitioners; Mr. Arnoux for respondents;
Mr.. Van Worst for the Company.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Under the call Of States, bills and joint reso-
buttons were introduced, read twice, and referred
BY Mr.. BLACKBURN Giep., La)-To relieve all Ameri-
citizens from the legal and political disabilities i'm
posed by the Fourteenth Article Of the Amendment to the
Constitution,
ByMr. VAN TRUMP Dem. ohio)-To increase the pay
Of army officers graduated scale. He said he intro
duced at the reQuestOf officer, without committing
himself to II.
TIE PAY OP FEMALE CLERKS
BY MI LAWRENCE rep, OhiOl-Directing that the
women employed In the several Executive Deparnsus
OF the Government shall receive the same
when they perform the same or equivalent ser.
wees.
BY Mr.. BUTLER rep. Tenn )-Rcsolutions O, the Ten.
Legislature In reference Tennessee railroads
THE SALE OF GOLD.
BY Mr.. N1BLACK Dem, Ind )-Directing the seore.
iary OF the Treasury TO sell sSOOOo Of surplus coin in
the Treasury.
BY Mr.. BRoMwELL Hep., H. l-Proposng an amend
ment to the Constitution concerning the electoral
Of President aud YicePresdent Referred 10 the Judi
ciary Committee.
By Mr. WOODWARD Dem, Patio provide for tho
restoration OF Commander John g. Beaumont from tho
retired % the active list OF the navy.
ny Mr. MILLER Uep, Pal proposing an amendment
~ TIE Constitution against granting subsidies TO railroads
Or other corporations 80 long the National Debt shall
lIceed 500, 100000.
BY Mr CALLS ReD ,Aa, granting loan Of t5 100000
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cATuoLIc sUNDAY-scnooL UNION.

The members of the Brooklyn Catholic Sun
day School Union met In regular session last evening In
tho main Hall Of the Parocal School building Of tho
Church Of the Assumption corner OF York and Penrst
There were also present number OF the Catholics
dent I'm the neigb0rhOOd and the pastor and assistant
pastor of the Church Of tho Assumption the Rev William
keegan and the Rev. Thomas A. Reid. Reports were
read by delegates which showed the average attendance
OF boys In the several sunday Schools mentioned rs fol
lows Church Of the Assumption, 2G3 81. Charles BOr
romeo 225; ST. Stephens 200; 81 Peters, $50; Flatbnsh
Nursery "a county lnsttutonl 200 boys and 50 girls The
Director Of the Sunday -Schoo in the Nursery IN his
port calls for additional volunteer teachers After tho
reading OF the reports short addresses made by the
eergyneu present The officers Of the Union for 1869
Henry ]. Grcata. Presidents Thomas J. Williams, Vice
President James D. Delaney, Recording Secretary; and
James d. MaAOucy, Treasurer.
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In the Supreme Court Chambers, before Mr..

IITU JWVTUTIU NUUTU NIIIIIUCIHt UVIVIU MD
Justice Carozo question concerning voting proxies
was decided In the case In the petition Of John r.
Cecil and Others On tho nth OF January last the cleo
ton for directors OF the Metropolitan Gas Light Com.
paDy took place Two tickets were put up one headed
by o. H. Z0lk0Her, and the other by H. X. Arkenburgh
On the first ncket Arkenburgh last on the second
IollkOner WAS the last None OF the names on both tie.
kets were the same, but the first were the OF
Cecil Merrett and Ihorne. the petitioners IN this suit,
while In their places the other ticket were BaeD,
Parish and Syms The inspectors OF election reported
about 26 votes for the first and 35 votes for the
0ndthe nndsputed directors receiving about 1850 votes
On The election, ZolkOcr rendered proxies for 1882
votes winch rejected BY the inspectors three
grounds tho fret applying Ia all tho votes tbeng that
There was no affidavit that The persons giving the proxies
had not hypOhecated their stock the second apply
J52 6hnIes Deing that the lubscrbing witness The
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srNrENcE OF THE DEPUYs.

In the u. S. Circuit Court yesterday, before
Judge Benedict in the of Jacob Depny and Moses
Depuy father and son convicted, two counts OF res
cuing seized spislts from Baisde Eckels distllery
Jacob was sentenced TO years imprisonment IN the
plackwe's Island Penitentary and fined $500 each
count and Moses was sentenced 20 six months linpls
onment aud to pay fine OF 81 on each count the IN
prsouneut In both to commence Tor conviction on
The second count after the term OF imprisonment had
been uI,hCd for conviction on tho nrst count ana DOh
Jacob aud Moses to stand imprisoned WI the hes are
r..IA
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HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER.

THR WEATHER.
Nav. loRx Hour. Their. Ear Wind Hour Their bar VIA,
Peb l5- $40 29l79N X " Iy5 w
Il go 1853 INV 8 sso asssMW
40 1885 n IL W lsw w.
TO III rain Storm r.y ron mid
light 70 o. yery heavy times from 1890
and eloudy from misty sia and fog from o. Is
10 DEPTH Inches BTenipgVasbe 'pnnkng rain
at6:2a
SrAR-Tbe planet Saturn one OF the morning a
situated the Of Sorpo about IL degrees
The AntaTes II will on the ih OF TINS
month ebusr at IL after o'clock In the mornnF near he
horizon The planet approaching hat p9ron o
where the bToadest face Of It's system OF nnss
the Earth distance 700 millions OF miles ron
The Earth Tssn be seen aTefsing
the disk Of the planet and causing polar eclipse.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
steamship FnA, Bhdgman. Liverpool Jan 81 ndse
Steamship John Gibson Winters, Georgetown mdss
Sch John Curtis Williams from Beach cargo
OF brig Costa kcA
kchr Wild Fire, MoKenny. Fortune Bsy. II DAYS Ssh.
hchr. Col. Coos Bearse, Fortune Bay ~ ia
schr. layina Bell Bayiis Jacksonville
SchL Nhhe bu, English. Beaufort dAys naval stores
sCH0OSEEs-,slYER
Gen Banks, Providence. Kate Bridgman Providence
MARY s. Rich. Virginia. Emily IlArd, Ehiabchport
Ruth lhsey, New.llAVen Isaac Aaltrsou, BiuhenpoTt
Entire. Providence Lucy H. circuit, Providence
Rachel Jane Providence.
DOMESTIC PORTS
WILMINGTON. c. Feb. l5ArYed yesterday, steamship w. p
Glade, from Nrw.Yogk.
SAASsAH Feb l5,rred steamships Gen Barnes and Thames
FROM New York. bark Forrest from Ghar Cleared ship
Chas Chaloner LIVERPOOL. schr j. Slekney, Wilmington
SAN FRASCisCo Feb AClearud ship Sdas Liverpool Sailed
bark Nered. Liverpool.
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL I5The the ship Persian from Savannah
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