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EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE COM
IL PANY OF VIRGINIA..

NlGASON w H Y EVERY ONE SHOUID
INSURE IN THE EQUALITY LIFE
lNSURACE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
lst. 1t is moro Liberal to the Insure rs than
any other company and will eventually become
purely mutual and belong ts the Insurers.
I'd. 1t circulatcs its money amongst its ma
irons, whoarc the 1surers. Consequently thoy
| are continually getting the benefit of tho raDid
accumnlations of the Company, the money be-
ing invested by the Board Of Directors amongat
the insurers. Therefore the insurers are build
ing up an institution peculiarly their own, and
| conducted for thcir benefit
81. Tho lonns Of this Company are MS liberal
as other companies, who declare dividendsat
the end of the second, third and fourth years.
but this Company at the end Of the first and
every year. Thereby tho insurer saves several
years interest on his loans by insuring in this
Company, and ho never loosos his money If no
| naySuP Tor one whole year. whereas, in other
nSSnnjes, he has to remain an insurer for
several yclsSs. Or hc 'oosos Ill the money ho
DAVID b. CLARN,p President
TIIOS. II. WYNNE, Vice President.
JOHN @. WINN, Secretary. X 49,
GEN. SAMES II. LANE, Actuary.
DR Or +. = 3; WATKINS, I1<!,, Medical Advisers
JUDGE j. a. MEREDITH, Counsellor
DIRECTORS:
j. B. WINSTON, Treasurer and Scorcta-
ry r.. +. g. p. II. r..
WM. J. JOHNSON, Of Johnson& Hunt,
Wholesale Groccrs.
WM. II. POWERS, of Winston 4 Powers,
Wholesale Groccrs.
ALBERT ORDWAY, Treasurer Buck
inghnm Slate Company.
j, Il. GIBSON, Superintendent Adams
Express Company
CHARLES Y. MORRIS, Morris & Co.'S
G a. pEPLE, Superintendent Manchcs-
ter Cotton Mills.
JOIN H. TYLER, John II. u John
Tyler, Jewellers.
MOSES MILLIlISER, Wholesale Dry
Goods
THOMAS S. BALDWIN, Clothing.
JOHN Nj. GODDIN, Cashier Planters
Bank.
j. Il. DOWELL, Superintendent Western
Union Telegraph Company.
A G. ROBERTSON, Cattle Broker.
G. l. HERRING, Wholesale Grocer.
Il. l.. BROWN, Of BresIay J.l,sss j. sge.; i,
Wholesale Groccrs
n. BODEkER Druggist I
S. NJ. ROSENDAUM, Of S. a. NJ Roscn.
baum, Dry Goods.
COL. ROB'T a. THOMPSON notifies HID
| friends that lie has taken tho Agency for this
District with the Equality Life Insurance COM
rany, and would Le pleased to wait on his
friends and the public. lie would be gladtv
employ some eight Or ten solicitors as canvass
scrs. and will make it to their interest to work
f'r the Equality" He respectfully calls at
tcnti"n to the advertisement above.
EQE1LITY L!FE INSCN1NCE 90. /,
| Examine lis Pamphlets before you insure, it !,
Is to your interest to do Principal O[ice
l0l5 Mais.stccct, Richmond, VA
: Il GENTS WANTED EI ER YIY7YERE: Il
j. II. OSTENDORF, German Agent
DR. JAMES NJ. SLOAN, Mcdica! Ex,n'r
ssy- The Company is permitted to rcfnr to
Col w. q. KEITH. Maj. j. II. WnIrNER, WV.
j. NGvILLE and j w. SrRBLiNc, Esqrs.
| Oct l. 1869. I SO >fM "
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ROME, December II. The Pope delivered
an allocution before the assembled bishops to
day, in which he said (: "Fusc human sci.
cncc and impiety wcro nevcr before 50 ST. ing
as at the present day, for they were we'll or
gaanized and hid themselves behind prcteid-
ca aspirations for liberty; but thero was no.
thing to fear, bccause tho Church was strong.
er than tho Heavens. limo would rom edy
tho present OWLS"
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AN anecdoto is told v of frederick tho
Great, that just before the battle Of 1Bosbaoh,
no said to one Of his Generals, Who was on yc.
iry intimate terms with him. If lose the
battle shall retire to Venice, and thcre
practice Physiio' tAh, replied the general,
always murderer always h murderer iti
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a FEbIER, who was nearly eaten out of
house and home by tho constant visits of
his friends, was one day complaining bitterly
OF his numerous visitors:
Sure, aud I'll toll yo how to get rid of
'em, ',said the maid of all work.
'Pray howY'
LEND money to tho poor ones, and borrow
money of the rich ones, and nathcr sort will
iycr trouble ye again.
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5ll Prizes, 1914, ,32O.
Tickets Five Dollars.

LEGAL PRIZE SCHEME,
Popularity known as the "IIENDERSON, Ky.
LAND SALE" granted Il special charter by tho
Kentucky Legislature, and endorsed hr"Sh'
Governor, tho United Stntos SenatornatS' the
Of the most prominent citizens, ,ffsc.'Ss and 500
n X ontuck
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icY- The New York Tribune has despatch
cs from Cuba, which confirm The defeat Of
the Spaniards at San Jose; also an account of
the severe punishment Of tho negroes at Sa
qua. Tho number of stripes was from 200
to 800. The "Daria Dc La Marina says
the Spanish District Of lIoiquin is unable to
move, for want of rcinforccmcnts. 5000
troops arc necessary The troops are suffer
ing from severe sickness. Seven sugar es.
tatcs have been destroyed in tho Remedies
district; five in Trinidad; three in Cicnfucgas.
Colamara, with 600 men and fourteen pieces
of artillery, attacked the Cubans at Vegas dill
Castelano. The fight lasted four hours,
The Spaniards were rcpulscd with great
loss; forty seven of the dead were left on the
field. Official statistics published in Havana
show that from the commencement of the war,
the Spanish loss has been 5000 killed in bat
tie, 5000 by disease, 1000 deserted to the
Cubans, and 5000 arc now sick. Thirty
five prominent Cubans have been arrested in
Havana, suspected of ympathzing with the
Cubans.
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80, sir" cried Montin, cit is there p
GWhnt 2D aaid tho ;owollor

20, sir" cried Montin, cit is there p
"WhatY" said tho jewellor.
"My diamond, or rather yours. All, do
not touch, IL, we shall lose 1t forever .,s5
"It is true it is certainly the diamond thai
has so tormented us; but tho difficulty is how
to gctit. Wait moment, | know how todo
it," So saying, he left tho room, but quick
ly returned, bearing in his hand net prepar-
ed for catchingI butterflies. With its aid,
and that Of long stick, ho proceeded care.
fully to cry and get the precious stone Mon
tin, hardly daring to breath, watching all his
movements with tho greater anxiety. At
last his efforts werc crowned with success.
aud he cried, 'Here it is, Montn con.
gratulate you on its recovery. am now
your debtor to the amount of nearlya hun
drod pounds. What do you intend to do with
the amount"
"Leavo it in your hands, sir ifyou
will be kind enough tokeep it for mo. p;
"Most willingly; will pay you tho inter.
est, and if you continue to add to it, you will
soon have nice little sum-" replied tho Jew
elcr. a
This was the beginning of Montn's fortune.
In few years he became a partner with his
master, whose daughter he married, and he is
now ono Of tho principal jewellers in Paris.
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EY- The Augusta "Constitutionalist" says /:
"On Thursday ovonlng last, at Cherokee Pond,
Edgctield County, S. c., about six miles from
Augusta, an unknown person porpetratcd one
OF the most hcartless and fiendish outrages
which we have boen called upon to chronicle
in great while. gentleman named Theo-
dore Parncll, from Darlington, s. g., and his
family were moving to Missouri, and had en-
campcd for the night at tho above point.
Whilst the mother and father of the fa mily
were engaged in preparing tho bed for the
family, and the children assembled around
the camp fire, some heartless wretch, mounted
on an iron gray horse, rodo up to the camp,
and without the least proyocation, drew his
pistol and commenced firing into the cncnmp
ment. He discharged two shots, one.ofMssi i,
took effect in the hip Of a lik{o hnyo ,'%hich
years of age, standipadlh, : .ie girl about six
base wretch tght ars ny the campfire. The
explae; bps;Ylc rode off, without tho least
tr.Yf.uation as to who ho was, or what promp-
ted his Infamous act. The father of the fami
ly pursued him, but was unable to ovcrtukc
him or to ascertain his name
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THE Commissioners of Agriculture, inBh;s
report to the President, estimates the Cotton
crop at 2,7G0, 900 bales s.$ Is !,
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
POLICE NTELLIsEyCE.

REDpY THE BLAcKsMTHs FAMILY IN TROUBLE
Mrs. Mary Emma variey, Of No Chatham street.
wife Of Freddy the Blacksmith" appeared at the
Tombs yesterday before Judge Dowling to charge
her brolber-in-law Michael Varley, with assauting
her at the saloon in Chatham street 1t appeared
that alteration ensned at this well known saloon
In which these parties took up respective Sides the
end OF which was row, In which MIS- varley was
struck rather severely by Michael varley, who was
committed to answer In default of $500 bah.
srEAlINo TWENTY-FIVE Enthusiastically al
the Tombs Police Court, before Judge Dowling,
Catharine MoGlin was charged with stealing nom
the bureau OF Roger Conway, residing at No. e5
Mott street twenty dollars. II appears that the
prisoner watched an opportunity, alter having been
In the house about twenty minutes TO get sufficiently
near 10 the prosecutors bureau as TO know wha,
its contents were. Her oup.disy was too much for
her snd sne took twenty-five dollars. Alter she had
gone Conway missed nis dollars. Ths prisoner wes
committed 70 answer.
SERIOUSLY INJrRRD.-Thomas Thompson, Of No
% Cherry street, yesterday appeared before Jnsos
snandey. as Essex Market Police Court and charged
Q young man named Michssi Reynosda !iytng In
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
TERRIBLE AFFAAY IN JERSEY CITY.
One Man Mortally Wounded and Another
Brutnllv Beaten.

One Man Mortally Wounded and Another
Brutnlly Beaten.
About seven O'Clock last evening persons residing
In Pavonia avenue were startled BY the enactment
of one those tragedies in which the knife s brought
into fatal reqnistion. butcher named Peter
Ahern and man named Thomas Murray entered
the saloon Of William Glry, at the corner Of Provost
street and Pavonia avenue. and asked for some
Murray then remarked that he would pay ibr the
liquor on the following day. Hereupon dirty
became somewhat incensed, and accused the
visitors with bavlng offended his wife on the day
previous. The men stoutly denied having done 30,
saying that an attempt had been made TO cheat
paseS I from hs respective psrs aer wHcp
Murray and his companion sat down, and being
under the influence OF liquor rested their heads on
While they were in this position G'rty approached
lad who was using knife and took 1t from him.
He then seized huge club and walked towards
tH the knife knife" lie had scarcely usserea the the words
nothing Of the occurrence until carried out and
resuscltated when the affray had ended. He was
badly beaten about the head and his left arm was
poweress. When Ahern saw Gtrty aim o blow at
him also he endeavored to spring to his feet but
an instant he met worse fate than nis comrade.
Of the club, his head was slightly fractured and two
deep gasnes were inflicted on the top Of the skull
causing fatal injuries to the unfortunate man.
attention was attracted BY wild screams Of murder
from crowd OF children who assembled before the
veyed to the police station and lodged In prison.
Anern earned to the house No. 90 Provost street.
where his wounds were dressed by DR.. Watson. lie
ia powerful man, about thirty years Of age, other
wise he would have been killed. Murray also Ia O
young man, who resides at 800 West street. New
York His injuries are not fatal. Coroner Warren
and Justice Haybeck visited the house wherein
Ahern lay last evening" ready to take his ante.lnor
tenn deposition. He relapsed into adeep eiumber,
which continued till morning
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

the ctiyen President OF the republic on the 10th ut
] issue copy OF the same Tor the purposes Whica
may be deemed opportune. The country ana
liberty
SABANiLLA, June IA, 1869.
AT session held on the 7th inst, the House
resolved upon the following decree:-
ARTICLE l. Free commerce is hereby declared IN tho
Cuban republic with all nations
ARr Masters OF vessels VIII only be required 10 give,
Immediately upon their arrival and their respons
b the authority TO their landing place. an exact
how tnsisniacant Il may be- The same report viii be made
by them when ready again to sa al Of which Z intended
ART All authorities of the republic are hereby author
lied 70 receive from and exact Of masters vessels the
ce said authorities viii report such dates TO Their nearest
they transmitted to the supreme government Of the
ton.
approva and the having been sanctioned tho 10th
inst by the citizen President OF the republic give the
present copy for the and purposes therein mentioned
The country and liberty
SABANILLA, June IA, 1869.
POWERS OF THE EXECUTIVE.
At session held the 7th inst, the House Of Repre-
sentatives resolved the fOllOwing:-
The Executive lack the faculty Of proposing
Of the initiative Of legislation
be the subjects be objects Of law
citizens and not as may make use OF he right
S S and the @ lazy Ses 81 on the
send you this testimony for the consequent ends
The country and liberty!
SABANIILA, June Is, 1869.
Inasmuch as the foregoing laws have been sane
toned by the Executive, and the PRONUNCIATION OF
the same expedient In order that they may produce
in the country the important results which are OF
them expected, therefore order and command that
they be made public by this means, 80 that coming
TO the knowledge Of all the Inhabitants OF the repub-
lie in general they be respected observed and prac
tced in all their parts under the penalties, In cases
contrary which The laws designate.
Given at Deseada de CascorrO this I'd cay OF
August, 1869, the second year Of the independence
G. M. DE CESPEDES.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
LONG ISLAND.

THB MENHADBS FIsHERIEs.-The menhaden nsh.
ermen In the ne.ghoorhood OF Gardeners Bay have
been reap,ng an abundan, harvest this season. The
Atlantic Ou Works at orient alone, during the past
three weeks, have received a. their factory on an
average 100 0oo hsh daily or something over 900
In all The OIL Is extracted BY steam ana the refuse
matter converted Into manure.
NBw DRPor AT HUNTERS PonT.-The New YORK.
Flushing and North Shore Railroad, having secured
the property adjoining ths north side Of the Hun
ter's Point ferry, are about to erect new depot
Tho plans and specifications are already completed.
The new building will be large and commodiouS,
ana In poin; OF aresitecturai beauty wfl compare
ing OF ths new section OF the road nom wtnneld 70
Hunters Point 10 nearly completed, only short die
tancs across the meadows remaining unfinished,
that rrains vln 90 runnins over the new Track In .
few wsaKR
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
GENERAL NOTES.

They are taking Of q William Wallace monument
In Louisville,
OF the population OF Jamaica out three per cen'
are said 70 be whites.
In Iowa weed has been discovered which mas all
the properties Of max.
There are 10000 white voters IN Texas, out or
the 1884, 900 registered.
Uncle sam owns 42A acres In Illinois, 500 In Ohio,
and 1920 In Indiana.
Eight brickyards at Rome Georgia, arc unable to
supply the demand for brick.
The New England Labor Reform League will hold
q convention at Worcester October 2 ana g.
Louisiana claims To be drawing numbers OF colo.
Mats from indiana and other western states
ghe Catholic citizens OF Fan River lately held o
meeting ana resolved that hearse ana three hacks
OF carriages are sufficient for . funeral
Mr.. Fisk Mills son Of Mr. Clark Mills. the sculptor,
made plaster case Of the face OF the hate secretary
Rawlins. The operation was performed ~ the
Congregational Cemetery and was completely sue
oessfuL
The Alexandra va, Gazette hears from some dis
tricts that game was never 10 abundant We infer
that this q the case ygeneralU - the drought has
been extens,ve, and dry weather ID favorable. sspo.
olaiiy to parrtdges and turkeys,
Tns following inscription u on tombstone n San
Diego, Cal.N"rhiS year 10 sakrsd 70 the memory OF
william Henry Shaken, who came 70 ne death being
shot with Cote reyolvsrs-o one Of the OLD KIND,
bfAss rnoppSd-Rnd OF suen u the Kingdom oi
ueavep.N
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YAc4ry

REPORTED By Tue HERALD STEAM YAcars
Steamship M Erin & &BrA wes'ssrs Liverpool eep via
Sis ps:::a CO .,.s$.IS s ns s
M u
:sss XII .ss: nd sS n ~ s s': ...
ssss .;s.5:sS $:s sss
POO sa M ssnsa %ss
s.ss@.sp Zoe sBr cc.ss, Cow Bay, cB, day.. with
sesmshp Eu'srPe NICHOLS, Galveston Sep, p with mdso
mdss, Philip. Brown isth inst: oa Barhesat pas passed '
stsam.kp Fanaa Brooks, Philadelphia, with mdse, to
W. q wss; iai VII %dss and pas.snssT dansi
g " wsss ss s.9s dns che roo sf Sssna se
snip Chapman toi psmsT..sosiah Miller Csrdln 3,
dsys with railway Iron, TO master sept ns as & 10 Ion ~
:sss and had shi ss:sry siSds calm. - '
with :q!psss, Sass! kiss cs.,..'oa sc "a sa,.
lumber 70 JwsnSers had light nOrhsry Winds The
scSr isaac Oliver. Panne Rio Grande dc Sui 50 days.
Nth h,Ss & 70 YssnSs s%s CO @s ss rs
ford ford hence for San Ersnclsco. g day: out s.p, ~
borden dsnssed wsierosged and abandoned apParehily
long time In thai oondition same ums saw s'eamshp ran
kee, hence for Bermuda
schr A Kiney, somsrs, Virginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Aousnnet Rector New Bedford for New York.
with n,ds paAseneers 10 Ferguson 4 Wood.
Barn Davidson. Hepw'tb LesborD via Boston for New
ss TS,sAis 5, Gran. shules Ms. for New York,
Schr Atlantic (Br, DAvdson- windsor, NB IL days, for
YVst wa rs sas Ss.1s STeas., YORK.
with splins 10 Snow Richardson:
6chr Ida May (BD Buck, Rockand, NIB, for new YORK,
with building stone 70 P Nevlus 4 Sons
with building stone 70 bartram bros
echr X Cb apman Buck, Rockland NIB, Tor New York.
with building stone 70 p Nevus 4 Sons.
schr Chapman 0ray. Cape Sable for New York, with
scSr Means asrvcI Calais days. for New York, with
scSr Eossrs, Kelly. Calais for New York, with ssh
ssSr sonssns s:~,M xachs. for New York. with la,h
schr xis osIsS rn,sbury. Rocssnd for New YORK. with
ssss Isw sDssldins Rocs.ana for New York. With
ssss SsrSsra Lssh. BueEm,ussr, vinslhsvsn for New
York, with building sons 70 Brookrn Ferry Co.
schr Msr Smith, East Lynn for New York. with building
stone 70 Pratt 4 Co.
schr Pearl Brown Boston for New YORK.
Rchr FAah Brown, Eaaluckst tor New York, VIII hsh "
Noon LAnpssAs.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY SEPTEMBER 90 l8c9rRPLE SHEET

Hudson City, with throwing pitcher Ct Thomas
flahefy, Of No. 4s Hamilton street. thereby cutting
his head severely. Flaherty, who had TO be taken
TO Bellevue Hospital, was so seriously hurt as 10
be unable 10 appear, and DOCTORS certificate was
serious character. Flaherty was hurt at No. 178
Madison street. In a disturbance caused by some
loafers, who undertook to moest q wedding party
at that place. The justice locked the prisoner up
to await the result OF the mans injuries.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
BELOW.

Ship Chancellor JONES' from Liverpool Aug Is, with mdse,
to Williams Guon (by pilot boat Hope No H.
Ship James Foster, Jr, Haton from Liverpool Aug Ia
boat Hope, No ~.
Ship Southampton lBr smithwtck from Liverpool Aug
IL lby pilot boat Charlotte Webb No 6)
Ship VIM Tapscott urguhart, from London Aug H. with
mdse snd passeogers To fapsco Co (by pilot boat Hope.
No1l
Ship Plymouth Rock Warner, from Newport Aug H. with
railway ron to Grinne, Minurn Co (by pilot boat Ed
mund Blunt, No 2(
iron, to Thos Dunhams Nephew 70 bT pilot boat Edmund
Blunt, No q.
Ship Minnehaha (Br) Mc1rah from Londonderry Aug q,
with mdse and passengers, 70 Knox 10y pilot boat
Hope, No ~.
bark Sierra Nevada, Panno, from London July %, with
No ~
Bark Marco Polo (NG> Mnssen, from Bremen Aug T. with
No -.
lotte Webb Nos
Brig Williams from Cfenfuegos (by pilot boat Char
lotte Webb, Mob
SAILED.
Ships Cutvator, RUSSELL Liverpool; Philadelphia, Feck.
Bremen
Wind at sunset 8.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20

schr Leoncrs. Ashley, Saniuciss Shoals for New YORK;
with nsh to Comstock Co.
sshr storm Chnd Brooks Nantucket Shoals New Yor,
schr IRIS, Chase New Bedford for New York
schr @ Chew, Deeriag, Taunton for Roudout
delphiA-
schr VIM Tufts Skdmore Proyideuce for Staten Island
schr Sarah Faulkner Wilson, Pswtuckct for New York.
scsr schr Es Babsock Higgins, Westerly for Albany
Schr Minnie hinne Parsons, Norwich for PHILADELPHIA.
schr Jane Ann Maria, Smith, Black Rock for Haver-
straw.
schr Sarah Elizabeth Munrpe Branttord for Rondout
schr Crandall, Roges Milestone Point for New York.
schr Freestone HARRISON Portland, CT, for New York
Sehr Buckingham. Odber Portland Ct, for New York.
schr Williams, Ruasell, Portland Ct for New York.
schr S Curtis, Fox, Portland CT, for New York.
schr A Hyer, Etheridge, New Haven for New York.
Schr Roanoke, Barrett, New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr Mauna Loa, Talbot, New Haven for Doboy, Ga
Schr Mary Coyns, Facemire, Bridgeport c. for Phla
delphia-
schr sas BrAnard, stevens Hart Island for New York.
Schr Urlah Tabitha, Gibson, West Farms for Staten
Island.
The New York herald., 1869-09-20
Marine Disasters.

Ks
ss s 1I ss: %esaas
sn ss sn auns @h.S 70
II on them 1S %STn 10
heavy sea- which started three plank. od The po
S s s %sss 5 4.
Of the vessel managed to spike the anks on again On The
masss and ssersd for her, On bearing and
her about the as was sp:wsrsS e. By tho captain Of
% The SSs @ "a u. ns 5 on Sso From ss hs %'s @
q i da1ag sss
x 6. GP kBs d soan nsf 1sm ss
Ss ss sss ss Sn. nas h
leak and made water freely that became neces!
e q Asg On ss As
ae the King Bird still leaking pumps going constantly
Ss AK
Of %. @ srs
The i7 Of July tbs Kng BIRD experienced another ga
violent and succeeding days experienced tho WING
from TO sW with gales and Gains Dirng the latter part
Ss%s s 1fs and
sant hardship they endured during the epiro voyage
Spoken.
Brig Isadore from Boston for ror Prince Sept IS, o
OF AbseSom lay pilot boa, Charlotte Webb, No 81.
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP Sept I9--Arrived, steamship City Of Dublin,
aIxsaow. Sep. isArrived, steamship Brtanni. Camp.
Sep: s,ssm'hp sas0nia, Meyer
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept E-Arrved, schr E II Furber Cobb,
safea-schrs Constitution, East Greenwich; Curtis,
Bqs.Sn Stone Pursere DO; Che. ..s Rsnas do ~,
Taylor. 81 Domingo city via WORK 81 crOii Eaton, s1s.
anaria Below bark Agnes Frazer
Raglan 5 y SH sssa st .s ss.1 n.
zs:s Moaen. Cap.
Coast brig ABBY, Port Dc Pa1 Below, bark sachem from
cHxkLEsToS Sep. lsss!!eds y..epm,hip' Champion.
aosRoR ias. sie
18th Arrvsd bark Harmony RIO Jsnsiro for S5aers
brig From s. Ja9O Passed 8des
Cole SYors soA 1H ASos c:mpSs 6snn.Su .nd cleared
Sss5s: Sss%ss Ssls sss s;Sss Ell 9sRssS s.
s; Ss
ssr ; rs ss%:; hsaF
sac, Wars aos0i.n Tor dO; knns 6Iras.r KnoTs., %
L. s 60 toa spring Tor seston
Pms ia. G Rsssi; !; 9sss 81 for s
'sss LsA eSs S.s: s. ssss T.ss
18Th AMAvsd, schr Eagle. sssVsy, saco for Jackson
sosIE sss S s..sS .sss a.,. Auu Davis III.
NORFOLK, Sept lS-Arriyed. scnr Qneds pavs Boston
PIiiLADELPHfA Sept is, AM-Arrved, steamship Aries,
Wiley, Boston; sehrs Baird. Gardner ao fssksE
frey, aodfrey, and Johnson Mcbride Sosoni Smiths
sns sasEs;'a sss?
ter ProSidsnos; Maria RoIAas Palmer, SALEM Dean,
Cook Taunton
somers Portsmouth; Reddinston, Gregory, DO
PORTLAND, Sept H-Arnved, schrs George Deerine
Nyork Hpd;on, Post Eoekl.nd for Msurse River NJ;
Kennision and Olive Avery Wilson, Rooklsnd for NYorki
Ada, Gibson, Goldsboro for do.
Saied-Brig Hattie Wheeler.
RICHMOND, Sept l!-Arrvcd, schr Ida Lewis Huestis.
saied-Bris neduss IBr) Fyfs Peruambuco and
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ls-Cleared, ship Herald Of The
Morning. Winsor Liverpool, with $4,000 sacks OF wheat
Saied-Ship Midnight Brock, Lverpooli bark Speedweu
tBr), Hotchkfns, Punta Arenae.
l9th-Arrved, bark Nellie Abbott, Jordan, Manila.
WILMINGTON, NC, Sept l6--Ceared, brig Selma, Hapen
ny, Kennebunk, schrs John, RoninA NYopk, Nellie STAR
Poland, Newburyporl