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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
Prescott Adrrrtisrments.
S U M MONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PHGNIX PRE-. | cinci county Of Yavapa and Territory Of Arizona. JoHS ANniERNLAN, Plaintiff,
 
 THos. K. LATiAtRR Defendant
 Action brought in the Justices Court of Phoenix pre-. cnct county of Yavapa and Territory of Arizona and the complaint filed In the Justices office Pheuix precinct county of favapai and Territory of Arizona. The people of the Territory of Arizona send greeting Thos K. Iaiimer, defendant.
 You are hereby required Co appear in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices Court or Phwnix precinct county of layapa and Territory Of Arizona o ;hc complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusve of the day of servce aer the service upon you of this summons if served within the county if of this county but in this district within forty days otherwise within twenty days or udR ment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of S'id complaint,
 The said action Is brought to the sum of ffv eight dollars and twenty-five S5s25) lawful money o the United States balance due on open account in the year la6s will fully appear in complaut A copy Of which is hereto attached
 And you are hereby notified that fl you fail to appeay and answer ths sad complaint above required the said plaintiff will take judgment against you prayed for in said complaint
 Given under my hand this l9th day of July A. D. ls6o a my office in Phoenix precinct county of Yavapa and Territory of Arizona.
 '. W. SwILLING
 Justice of the Peace for said county
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To Correspondence.

iauehts (mae or emale) residing in any part of the states and Territories however distant who may dsire sle oplhloh and advice of DR DOHERpT in their res peeuVe cases and who think proper so submit written saleent or such In preference to holding persoual ip erVleW are respectfully assured that their ereynur l nyhs VIII be held most sacred. DIR DOHERTY takes s oplWnhty or observing that all letters are opened as possible. ~ ~ f'"'NfNJ me ease pc full and candidy described personal com muneanon will be unnecessary as instrnetons fr diet regimen and the general treatment of the ce itsef dncn hg me remedies will be forwarded without delay and cn manner a to convey no idea of the purport of Inc letter or parcel so transmitted ~ 1nohsu1tahon, by letter, or otherwise, free,
 ferinanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
 Asaiess' w K. DOHERTY, ND
 San fTaneisco, Cal.
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REMARKABLE--A New York journal tells a feniSIkabie story of man ut Remnants harbor, who, being out in his boat, fell over board, and not being able to swim, conceived the idea of striking the bottom and footing 1t ashore. Accordingly shutting his eyes and his teeth firmly together, he struck out for the shore, until thinking he must be near land, he opened his eyes, and found himself in the middle of corn-field. This beats Weston all hollow, as a walkist.
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Adminis.rater's Ae!Iee.
Estate of BURTON SPARKS, Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given, by the undrrsignea, " AemiuisiHliuT Of he aboyenamed s=i~e H I creditors of and all persons having claims agansi s ceased to exhibit the to the undersigned al hh dence In Mickebburg, county Of Ysyspai, leinsay y. Arizona, within twelve months from the hrsi pupl.n"' of this noioe. JAS ID. MONIiON AdminisifA'eh
 By yoHS HowAKD. Attorney wickenburg July 3. le6D s@
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sperm atorrhea.
DR Doupt

phet embodying his own views and expsrsnoe in rsls gun 70 Impotence o- Yrliiy being short Treatise ou
 in'oifhea or Seminal Weakness Nervous or Physoal eases of the Sexual Organs wv D' i5s he work contains information of the ulmos, value " Hhsther married of single, and will be sent FREE py na on receipt Of Six Cents In postage stamus fr return posiage9 '
 s1s' nSafess' w K. DOHERTY, MD.
 "i''om San FTancisco, Cal
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In the Probate Court, County o'
 Yavapai, Territory of Arixona'
In the matter of the Estate of Wfihsm
 sIIvorthorn, deceased.

The People of the Territory of Arizona send greeus In pursuance of an order of this court duly nAs sAT entered on the l7k day of July, leo9 a0uee 1 2, o given that Monday, the 22d day Of August ss sort o'clock A. M of said day at the courtroom oi ln, ss in the town of Prescott in sad county or ls,.1L A been appointed for hearing the appleanon ~ ,h, court purportbg to be the last will and testament and liam IT. SvenboTn deceased bs admitted o p1 pys.11A A II that letters estameniary be issued thereon D a h SilverhoFn who K nrned therein as execninA ~ i eos time and place all persons interested may appear % test the same. .i of said ,>, Given undar my hand and ths s,s sese
 SEAL court this aOth day of July, A. D g,A ioggs, S~~ JOHN IT BEHAN V''i'
 jy2iAl
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FASTEST TIME ON REcoRD.-The British ship Cai,Hsnsore, arrived at the port of San Francisco lately, in one hundred and five days from Liverpool This is the quickest passage, by one day, ever made by ship be- tween Liverpool and San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

TIE law on the income tax reads: 'The taxes on incomes herein imposed shall be levied on the first day of March, and be due and payable on or before the Both day of April in each year. until and including the year 1870, and no longer;;n and hence, unless the statute be extended, this disagreeable in- quliry into the private afiairs of every citizen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

BYa recent act of the Georgia Legislature all debts contracted prior to June l, 1865, will be barred of recovery January l, 1870, unless suit be brought before that time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

IN THE PROBATE COURT. County of y,-. pai Territory of Arizona
 in the matter of the estate of N THEDE, deceased Nouee hereby given to all persons interested in the estate of said deceased to appear before inc Hon brooks Judge of said Court at the Courtroom, in the Nh oi Prescott county and Territory aforesaid on Mon. day August 10th, A ID. 1869 ten o'clock A NJ of Ina, oay 10 snow cause any they why an order shoud not oe made Tor the sale of the estate of said - Witness my hand and the seal of the pro. SEAL bate Court this Ed day of July, A. D. Is69
 J. H. BEHAN, Clerk.
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THERE is nothing purer than honesty nothing sveeter than charity; nothing warmer than love; nothing brighter than virtue, and nothing more steadfast than faith.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

THE greatest wisdom of speech is to know when, and what, and where to speak-the time, matter, manner. The next to it is si- leDce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

A character which combines the love of enjoyment with the love of duty, and the ability to perform it, is the one whose un- Holdings give the greatest promise of perfec- ton
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

ONE of the aims in farming should be to produce as far as possible everything you need to consume-to buy nothing you can raise yourself
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. 9aa- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
DIR. DOHERTY,S

Fnvate Medical and Surgical Institute. sacramento Street below Montgomery Opposite Paeec Aaii Steamship Companys oce). Private entrance ou Leidesdorh street, San Francisco
 hs'spnshed expressly o afford the afflicted sound and sseh'ho medical aid In the treatment and cr Of sli Sexual Disorders. ~ 1
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IMPERFECT enjoyment is attended with re- gret; a surfeit of pleasure with disgust. There is certain moment, certain medium to be observed, with which few people are acquainted.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

A NEW circus trick, just introduced in Par is, is for man to leap from height of eighty feet and bound back again to the original spot The performer is fastened to an elastic cord.
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BAKER X HAMILTON.
OF

IMfOkIEkS OF Hoistiag Engines,
 New styles and 6 inch cylinder urrish' and hor Portable Engines,
 6to 90 horse power-wood & Mann's-bes, iu market fhreshing Engines, 6o l6 horse power with late improvements, al com.
 pis'e Ask for the Wood S Mana. Woodworking Machinery, rlaners, Tenouers Morticers &c, &e loves, prices. Leather Beltiag,
 All widths, made expressly for us--bcs, imported. RujJer Rafting,
 9 Band ply, cotton filed, n to % Inches wide. Excelsior Mo,cer and Reaper, With DrOPPer, mandrake or self-rake attachment AeD York Com5ined Reaper aRd Morer, Reliable, strong and durable. Union Ao'ecrs,
 cheaPos, and best Mower on the ooast-tro .i.c.. Excelsior Grinder, For grinding fine section. cf Mower. and Keepers.
 Every farmer should have oue. Priee's Petalama Hay Press, Three men hale 2i teas Ter azy. Best in he market Cotton Gins,
 Ia to 50 saws-hand or horse with coudensors Whitconlb's Patent Wheeled Horss Hqg RaEe. Cheapest and bes, wheel mke imported Rerotviag Hood Hor@ Rales, Wire Horse Rakes, Horse Poisers, to i2 horse Pitts Double Piniou Powers. Trend
 Powers, So Shingle Machinery, Lowe; Paient with Jonier-be only practicable ma. PortaNe Grist lHUs, ls to os inches upper or under runner French Burr S'ceepstaks Gang Pior, The leading Gang of the coast. Hay Rc@ss, SsSytaes, Snaiis, F6rks, Graia Cra- dlss, dc., d,c. Extra parts for all kinds of HarOestiRg MaehinerN For sale at the lowest rDezke, rates. by
 BAKER & HAMILTON. importers and Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements
 l7 and 10, Frunt street
 SAN FRANCESCA
 And 9, II, l3 and 15 ]. street mye-Sm SACRAMENTO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14
: U M MON S.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL
 District in and for the county of YavaIai and Territory of Arizona S JOHN C. MORRISON Jr, Plaintiff
 Cnier nf rnhlica,,or
 W. O. DAVIS, Defendant !
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in m as;a s'ghi against you by the above named pinniif m the District Court of the Third Judicial District i'm and Tor the county of fayapa and Territory of Arizona ,o answer the complaint filed therein a copy of which accom- panes this sunmons within twenty days exclusive of day Of seryce after the service upon you of this served n this county but of the county and in the Territory then within forty days and if served out o he Territory, then within twenty days or judgment b default will he taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint r'- ms action is brought to sun of two tho sand four hundred ninety nine aud 9 100 dollars 49o amount due from you Plaintiff for goods wares and ner ehandise sold and delivered you at your own speea instance and request at San Francisco California with interest and the said amount at the and one half per cent per month from of maturity of the B of faiuenlars set forth in the complaint in said cause
 Ana you are hereby notified that if you fi to appeay and answer the complaint above required the Paint Will take Judgment by default against you for the sum of TWO thousand four hundred ninety nine and gl door wth interest and for costs and disbursements in this behalf expended. ~ ~ A Given under my hand and the seal of the District C,y i' t9, tS u1g I1 oi Suiy' A. D lso9. [L. s
 Iy5llOt ED. W. WELLS, Clerk
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Contains two of Phean & Collenders hes, Puus,d rh, ana well supplied with choice Wines Liquors and cgars o nave recently renovated reiurnished and fixed nm or Tesor in Northern Arizona CAL TASISso STvs' paee
 Prescott February 6 lss0 No'
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WILLOW CREEK sAW.MILL
L U MBER YARD,
Administrators Notice. Estate of MILTON HApLEY. Deceased

NOTICE Is hereby given. by the undersigned Administrsnr of the Hboye-nam estate, e ihe creditors of and all persons having claims sgsss' a as ceased, to exhibit the to the undersigned a hs % denee tn Prescott county of Yavapa Terrioy si notice. r. A. COOK AdHiuiErzies
 Ky J. M RouNIREk Ath'fne. Prescott, July 10, 1869. .n
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ARIZONA CITY,

The Largest aud Host General Sock Qf Goods in he Territory, or ia aay one house
 south Qt' Sm Francisco,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-14

CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR Or.D " pioneer friends and the public generally fin tneir new and splendid assortment Of goods re gently purchased by one of the firm, fin San Fran. CISCO ana now on hand at their store in Prescott Give us call and see for yourselves. We arc nos 1oinhs TOT Iuinous prices; our motto is and Merchants farmers, miners and others. w,sh,r, lo purchase goods, would do well to rive ma call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 WoRMsER X CO,
 Prescott, Arizona
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PHGNIX PRE. oinci county ot Yavapai and Territory of Arizona.
 ,IoIty ANNERNlAN Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

In the roll of gallant officers who sacrificed
their lives In the late for the cause OF tho Union the
OF Col Benjamin Rlnggold VIII ever hold distn-
gused place He FELL CALAMITY fighting at the head OF
his regiment the brave 1884, at the battle OF Anetam In
1868. Few officers did their duty more nobly and few
had endeared themselves 10 the men whom they
commanded. Though the l03d Regiment Is composed Of
Germans and Col RnggOld was IN American, yet they
all loved their commander aud the greatest regret
felt for his loss. To this day tho regiment fondy cher
shes hs memory They have lately taken steps To erect
monument to their former leader and To promote this
object meeting OF the lO3d NevYork Veteran Society
held last night at No. ~ Dclancyst Capt Charles
bahl President. Gustav loo, Of tho Veterans
OF the regiment made neat and touching speech Ia
logy OF the deceased soldier Ho said they owed II 10 his
memory To erect suitable monument. After remarks
from several members. the society To the unanl
nous conclusion that n monument should DO erected
with much dispatch and in credltabo style pos
sibe. The design to place marble column IN Green.
wood Cemetery, bearing suitable inscriptions, commem
Grating the brave deeds OF Col Rnggod considerable
amount Of money has already been subscribed by the
regiment and 10 In expected the necessary funds Will
be forthcoming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
FATAL RESULT OF A FALL.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
schrmer, at No a3l West Thirtynnthst over Theresa
Brannig, ago 81 On Monday evening, deceased
and Louis Urch, age years. playing the front
away, and on her refusing to do gave her push
and she fell down the steps, striking her head Oh the
Sidewalk she got up aud went Into the house. and told
her mother what had occurred She afterward
belzed Win COMMISSIONS, and continued 10 grow worse
until tuesday evening, whom sue died Charles GabbeI
age years was the only witness OF the and
ne gave ms testimony DIT Cushnan made post nOrtcm
OF the body and was OF the opinion that de-
injuries received and verdict to that effect was rem.
dered The boy Ulrich, having been arrested.
Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

THE COLLINS METAL WATCH PACTORY-tInprovsd orOide)
Pull Jewsled Hunting Ir,ersGents AMI Ladies nis -
snd for tine are el 70 god cns
costing Those flush 40 not ~
ala TIME ELEGANCE. FINISH, and DURA
BiIIY no Imitation gold hegs with the Celss
Natal Excepting the intrinsic value II equal 10 gold kvey Watch
fully warranted by certificate - . -
JEWRLRY-we all Kinds Of Jevery Of the Colns
Metal Pins Earrings Sleeve Buttons. Loeis stads Fassr hBg
Bracelets Charms Odd Fellow aud Masonic Pins k all Of the latest
Aud fully TO gold In ssd
TO CLUBS-wbere Watches ordered time, VII
seud QUE extra W atch free Of charge -.
Goods sent part United States BY 70 be paid or
delivery Money bills be paid
when goods from the once Customers must pay All
express charges employ orders therefore mu %
,spt directly 10 n, 10 ordering psn the town eeany
and Stat, Customer. the city that Owes
Nh 11k RRo1DWAY cor WORTH-sr., (UP STAIRS NEW.
WORK C. H. COLLINS 4 Co
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= 49, ,,ori,,, a, tbo cbild lived unt,l that time;

o'clock in the morning. II the child lived until that time;
took one OF the pills away and tested IT. 1t was COM
mon sugar. coated gram opium p5 there was sum
cent opium in the pill XIII the child; bradshaw told me
that he told the druggist that the pills were for an n1ah
three months old: when went 10 the house on Sunday
uorniup the child insensDle tho marks or poison
were well developed; it is my opinion that tie chlld de
OF poison and / gave ceruhcate To- that enect
The ease was mere submitted To the jury and after being
ont half an hour they returned with the following YER
diet: "That the said Bridget Bradshaw came TO her
death on the 2th Of August 1862 at the residence OF
her parents. No 10 Graudst HObOken; that she died
from tho effects onegrain opium pill administered
by the hands of father, and given by Christian Keen
aud GotthOd Pape, druggists through gross caleiesnets
and neglect" Keen. the clerk, was recomnltted 10 the
County IAN TO AIT trial. and warrants were Issued by
Coroner White for the arrest Of the father, Bradsaw
and Pape, the druggist. Pape fed on the Gay OF the
cLd's death and has not since been seen IN HObOken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
INFANT MURDER IN HOROKEN.

The inquest on the infant child, three months
OF age, OF VIM. Bradshaw, which alleged to have
died from tho effect of sugar-coated opium pill
concluded before Coroner White at Hoboken last
evening. DIR. Elder, being recalled, testified:
IL "a grain pill was In the stomach OF that child. and
II dissolved could not have discovered 10 without
chemical analysis; the first symptoms OF opium
harsting and afterward follows supor; II the child
swallowed tho pill certain the OF DEATH
the child could have lived ten hours after taking the pill
as when sugarcoated, the effect Is slower Dr. Edgar H.
COngdon testified: 1 attended an infant OF
Mr.. bradshaw, at No. 10 Grand,st; was at
the house week ago, Saturday, TO attend
another Of his children; tho deceased infant was
not sick at that time called again Sunday morn
ing, between and g. to sees tho babe going
down. Bradshaw told me the child had the dlarrhea:
soon IA saw the child asked what 10 had had; Brad
shaw told me had procured pills. aud showed me
the box they In; IL marked Opum pills, grain
l." told him the child poisoned, and all could
do was 10 try TO sustain life until the poison could bo
child could not swallow any told them TO call mo nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09

The annual Fair of the Westminster county
Agricultural and Horticultural Society Is no" pons wv
a ,e g-ornds Of the society near Westchester Ihere
appeared to be great lack of enterprise on the par %
ona r,or,,octurcrs in sending In specimens OF
t,,,a nents but most of the other depart
ments seem 10 be well filled. The display OF & vas
f,,,s md aowsrs is very fine. Considerable umo was
nrnnicd Yesterday in organizing the various ~ n
Ihont ~ = m heavy shower came on, when C 1ic%
Apout - q" III Crescent and the veOcpede race WIe.
49, ~ ho ye taken place necessarily pOstp.ne. a.
VIZ re "a announced for to-day. and GOV Hohnan
Xneatod 70 be Oh the grounds Jhe grad tIot' Va .har
don viii take place Saturday Should te Weanne
roye favorable the attendance for the ensuing tioo
f Iii nrobabiy be very large. The police arrahR
ntnts are under the charge of Roundsman AUSTIN Vi o
'rh,rysecond Prccpct, and the best oil oiel 10 hin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-09
THE NFW-ENGLAND FAIR.
OPENING ON TUEsDAY-ENTRIES-RA Ed
EESDAY's PROGRAMME
~ l. Enir Onpnpd

OPENING ON TUEsDAY-ENTRIES-RA "ED-
EESDAY's PROGRAMME
The sixth annual New-England fMr Opener
in Portland Me- Oh Tuesday, under very ldNut ,Go
ansnires There was large attendance and the entries
were numerous tho entries for i've Htoch aoo IL
Sth srammon President OF the Maine state Agricultural
Society read by the Hon. MI Neeuhp, sSnt
Dr. George b. IOyng of Salem, Mass, President OF th
New.Eng land Society, responded Dr!ehy' ho SpoAo VI
's 1SatS al ths states still agricultural state
say ibis With all one IgsiT G be- ssu to ss ncns Of
Island and Connecticut covered All Gyss as 'n3 A n 'gc
tare and the forest clam the A,soiion It's
,ets and the still hDd Of on m
You ds,Oguhsd for the two P9pa p.SdGT ps.arsss for
cattle which would the richest valleys Of the Nest and oa
eemeDtaIy condition S me- Mine What is should be stimulated
Among the distinguished visitors at the opening OF the
Fair was Sir John Young, GOvernor.General OF Cahaua
and wife, MI H. Murray Brits TGST az az bnres a%d
stock of the best ever gwen Dv the soSey
both as regards numbers ana G" ayvcd on rueday
The show OF shorthom cattle is especially nhe' me e
hOon Of sheep good but mat CI p
carriages, useful inventions OF all kluds, 0iha.
mental carving, furniture , &C. motcs Ttry
fine display with moro than 100 works OF art, IN
Guiding De Haas "FaragGs Fleet passing o1G
Constant Meyer. There were two races on Tuesday
The first was for fastest pair OF 9Pf nops Sd
owned by A. Hall OF Boston, against Lonesome Renben
and mate owned by a. v Jordon OF SacO. Tine l5o,
25 aud 46 Prizes $500 and $lCO The second race for
stations, best three five, for OO ana 200 was won ny
! H. G,lbreth's Knox against .. NJ. shaw's Gen. Nc.
Cfcllan. in 2:37t, $40, and 237.
TIE PROCEEDINGS YEsTERDAY-THE RACES POST
POSED.
PORTLAND, Me- Sept. the New-England
Fair this morning the exhibition Of working Ken and stOc
took place The premium races set for this Afternoon
we're postponed. owing 10 tho heayiucss Of the track
by reason OF the rain last night and today The nhs
are displayed at halfmast account OF the decease
Senator FessCnden.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steam corvette Josephine (F Au KaTcan Azores % days In an
Bar 0nnus Pet,irgiI Leghorn 50 days. lead, &e
Bari Ranger Doty. Nddesboro Gag. o. DAYS AT'Ad non
Brg Thernu;Lio. JOhn,oa, Lesborn 81 day. ha'e ,,..
Bdg Roleron Mayo WimRgo n G., days, naval stores
Brig Clornla. Maresea LeghOrn 70 days mdse'
Brg Tfibsees. Lubky, Cette 80 days NiGe
Schr D. r.. Keeling Robinson, Savannah u DAYS lumber -
Schr Florence Lockwood ST. JoLn WiDlugor " u JAYS
naval
Scbr Am L., Lock IT. JOHN v. b. via Norvak
schr Magnolia, Kelly. Windsor, y. =. l0days, plaster
sehr Siauiic, DcsrBg Nova Scotia, t'h.
sCH0OSEss-RIvEK ANp coAsTwsk
UalIen Mail Greenwich
Milestone Point Lyndon, Easiport itb.
BsIe seaman Hartford. Thoa Ellis HarSich.
Hammond, Boston bHN1rd. ifofsieu'f
tt,,er Nj. Jas Holman, hew-Iaven
ocean Ranger. Bangor. Sarah Eiubstb. Portland Ne
Elizabeth, Bangor his NeS-BedionL
V BrooE. Nofbport II. 3. Drew, Bridgeport
\ Z Nah Brd.epOl. Dr. tTaBkin, Nes LONDON.
pr.to. Portland. Princess, Boston
iIeEery Connrctcnt River. n Shaler, Portland, c.
i \ Fark,r SOrWak
GENTLE land Expedite Providence
A NJ Acksn Providence Julia 4. Tate, Nev.hayel.
Clara Post. pOt hester. W Pratt, Boston
jacob lu,Ilard Bridgeport t'4Fsuele, BOsOn
LeUuine Rocklil VIM tapes fToydetcc
Oregon, kO -kauL O. tama9 hoch~Id
J. NJ Young, Providence Calsta Blue Hill, Me.
W ". Brauerj. Portland Ct s J. Lindsey, RocEiabd
u. Webster Bridgeport FspOr' f'o'l'eAee'
steam.tlps-Chus and IIsho, for Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
brig Edwin Rove. from
Richmond Ella Rcbmoud Rio JaHeroi schrs Cen
,ral America Norfolk rr Barbaioes -
SAvASSAH Sept 8Arryed steamships Montgomery and Magnolia
SeFlork; North Poat from Baoe schr LINE BaicAede
Sept port bark vneo, Liverpool Sailed
Mur for liverpool, bugs T. h. voorhees, for NsNl0rkj C
clone Georgetown. C. scAA " W smith ioE AeUloEi Mary
Susan for HaTbOf Island
DISASTERS
" c. Sept sThe Of the steamship Pioneer
from pCT Tor philadelphia ashore New lue Bar being hsht
cred The vessel not 10 cr' condition snd VI" Dc gotten 81
the Wind changes ami drives her further ashore