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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-24

OFFICERS OF THE GnAN1TEv1LE MANUFAc-
TURING CoMPANy.-An election for President
and Directors OF the Granitevile Manufactur-
ing Company was held on Thursday, in Gran
itevllc, and the following named gentlemen
unanimously elected: II. 81. Hickman, Pres
dent; A. s. Johnston, ". L. Trenholm, j. P.
Boyce, John NJ. Clark, Fl. Bealtie, A. B. David
son. VIM. Gregg. Jr., Directors.
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The INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
II Will be perceived by reference to our adj
y.rtising columns, that the order in this city
will celebrate their fftieth anniversary, on
Monday evening next. The occasion Is one OF
great interest, and we doubt not that there will
be Arge attendance.
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EXTRA TRIP TO SAvANNAH.,-The steamer
Dictator, Captain McNelty, will, in addition to
her regular trip, leave Charleston on Saturday
evening, at eight o'clock, for Savannah, and
returning, will leave Savannah for this city, at
four o'clock, on Sunday afternoon.
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NJ. II. ARNOLD,
Of the Georgia Conference.
DooLY COUNTY. GA, April, 1867.

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1857.
THIS is to certify that was confined to the house,
and most of the tiu:o to my bed, and suffering the
oreatest agony Imaginable with Rheumatism, for
fye months, and after trying every available RENE.
DIV, with no relief was cured with Two bottles OF
Dr. o. S. Prophih's Anodyne Pam Kill 1t, each cost
ing fifty cents only; reliesed me almost instantly
others suffering from similar disc lse. 1 can say
that 1t is one OF the best family medicines now out
certain, Yours truly, ". A. FOREHaND.
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PERsoNAL.-In the Prize List for the session
of 1853 Of the Royal Colleges of Physicians
and Surgeons, Edingburgh, Scotland, we no.
tice that the names of. Wistar Vance, OF Abbe-
vile, 8. c., and Carolus A. Simpson, OF Lau-
rens, S. c., appear, the latter carrying of a
gold medal in the senior division Of the class
of Anatomy, and the former recorded as a
third junior in the class of Systematic Sur
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MIR. DOYLE, the well known clerk at the Amer
ican House. Boston, is one of the great favorites
with the travelling public. His we'll known
face at the Office is only an intimation of the
thorough comfort and uniform courtesy which
meets the guest throughout.
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A GENERAL HoL1DAY.-1here seems to be an
universal desire that there should be general
holiday on the occasion of the annual parade.
There are so few holidays that our people en-
JOY, that the demands of trade might we'll allow
that the day in question should be devoted to
public enjoyment. What say our merchants ?
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DRAWING THE LOCAL JURY LIsr.-The Com
mittce OF Council, charged ut the last meeting
with the duty of drawing the local jury list,
will commence their labors to-day. As they
have some discretion in the matter OF qualif-
cation, it is hoped they will apply it in the
general interest Of the community.
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The MARINERS CHURcH.-There will be ser
vices in the Mariners Church. Church-street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at haifpast ten O'Clock in
the morning, and four o'clock in the afternoon.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

New ICE CREAM GARDEN.-Mr. Amos Brook
banks has opened an ice cream and soda water
garden in connection with his fruit store, in
Meeting, near Queen street.
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PRopH1rr,s LIVER MEDICINE.

DIR. Prophia-Havine used this medicine suffi-
GENTLY long to test its virtue, md to satisfy my own
mind that 1t is mn invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six years-and being persuaded that hundreds
who now suffer from this annoying couplaint would
DO srnally benefited he has been, by its We
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
rcconmend to tLem the use Of this remedy. which
has given hot only himself but several members OF
his family the greatest relief.
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TIE F1LBUsrERs.-The Savannah Repub.
lican says the eastern part OF that city is con-
siderably agitated, especially the idle sailors
and loungers, by Cuban affairs. The large Of
fers of money, especially Tor experienced Off
GERS and able-bodied men, are tempting many
q man to take boat to Florida, where he will
meet an agent who settles everything to his
satisfaction. The truth is that some money
has been made by certain parties in that city
in connection with services rendered to the
emissaries of the revolutionists, who have
rendezvous in Savannah. certain sloop
which has recently been coastins in our wa
ters, has handsomely rewarded her owners oy
running the ,so-called) blockade Of Cuba hav-
ingfnade two trips. and about to engage in q
third attempt. She has taken men and am
munition, and reports no difficulty in landing
provided proper vigilance is exercised 10
avoid the Spanish war vessels.
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DOTTEREK'S GRAIN MILLS.
Corner Calhoun md AIexnnder-streets.

NEANUFAcrUREs GRIsT, CORN MEAL. PEA
M MEAL, and feed OF all kinds. Family orders
supplied by WAGON. Having purchased an interest in
tbe above Mill, am now prepared to supply my
friends Those desiring to give me Their custom
can do so by leaving their cards at either ofth" follow
ing places where boxes will be found: Fogarties Book
Store King.street; Southern Express Company, Meet
incstreet; Walker, Evans 4 Cogswell Broad-street;
!. A. Ouackenbush, East Bay. Orders for goods to
be shipped rnut De left by halfpast Ten o'clock. A.
". No charge made tor drayaee. All eomm9nica'
tons addressed to s. douRDlN PlNCkNEY.
anril %
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ANNUAL Picnic OF ST. JoHN's LUTHERAN
SUNDAY ScHooL.-This interesting event came
off yesterday, and was complete success. At
about nine o'clock specia. train, heavily
feighted with the children and their friends,
moved from the Northeastern Railroad depot,
bound for Porchers farm, some fifteen miles
fronkhe city. The entire party, children and
adults numbered between four aad five hum
dred, and amused themselves after manner
which was as entirely satisfactory as 1t was
decorous. We observed upon the grounds the
venerable and esteemed pastor OF the church.
the Rev. DR.. Bachman, and also his able junior
and associate, the Rev. ". W. Hicks. Towards
sunset the happy party returned. Teachers
and scholars alike deserve congratulations
for the successful result Of this pleasant tleld
inspection and review Of this large corps OF
that grand body, the Sunday School army.
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A. wESTnRQoK.
PUTNAM corSrY. Ga.

PUTNAM COUNTY, Ga. September %, lsGS.
DR.. o. s. Prophit-sir-I have used for the last
two years in my family you" Liver Medicine, your
Pain Kill It, and youl Female Tonic, aud have no
fears in saying that they the best medicines Ihave
ever used for the Liver AMI Stomach. Neurag'c and
Rhfumatic Affections Headache Collie, and pains Of
every kind are subducd by thom. After using the
medicines so long. cheerfully recommend them to
any ard every one, and To oil that are afflicted as The
best and snfest remedies for oil the diseases for
which they are recommended, &C.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WRIGHT.
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s1ANFoRpv1LLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct l, 1867,
Dr.. o. S. Prophltt-Dear Sir-1hi' is to certify
that have used your Ague Pills for The last ten
We irs, and have never failed 10 cure ;he Ague In
single instance with them. They always brenk the
chils the first day that they given. can recon-
mend them as being the ocst ague medicine that
have ,ycr found and they leave no bad effects follow
ing thcm, MS Quiniue. &C.
Yours respectfully. A. WESTDRQ0h.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Charleston Typographical Union, at 8 P. NJ.
Phoenix Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Committee Arrangement Catholic Orphans
Entertainment, at 8 P. NJ.
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coY1NGToN. O., July Q, Isl

Dr.. Prophii.-Haying used your Liver Medicine
for more than a year In nv iaInily, cheerfully
commend It to oil persons suffering from Liver af-
feciions Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any form. l
aso recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
remedy for that disease. U. 1. ROGERS.
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Gins Arts.
coLURING.

PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of cooring preferred.
April % Smos+
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ICE CREAM.

T,soMAs THEUS Is NOW READY TO SERVE
his cus;omers with CREAM. at No. 1o3 Went
yorth.streeI Two DOORS EAST OF PITT.
April "a ~
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W0nD! WOOD

TINE YELLOW PINE WOOD FOR SALE, IN
lots to suit purchasers. Apply at WOOD YaRt',
Lucas, foot of Mil-strect, adjoining Mauleing Saw
DRUG store Of ". A. sErire, King. street,
Drug store of P. M. Cohen, King-street.
And at A. Brookbanks. corner OF Meeting and Queen
strerts J. o. N0LTE.
April "a stutn1mo
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MisffQanf0ns.
4Misffuanfous.
FOR THE FIREMEN'S PARADE.
NEW ICE CREAM GARDEN
AT
SANTA CLAUS ERS,
Meeting-Street.

rHg SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INFORM THE
public that he las opened an Ice Cream and
Sod, Water Ga-den at his old stand in Meeting-
street where he is prepared to furnish Ice Cream,
Fruit Soda Water. &C.. &c.
Meeting-strc two doors above Queen.
April 81
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pruss, Gbemifals, Gtt.
AYERS SAHSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

TIE REPUTAT On
ibis excellent medicine en-.
JOYS, is derived from its
cures, many of which nre
truly marvellous. 1n7ete-
rate cases OF Scro.ulous
disease. where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been Lu.
liaed and cured by II.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were Og.
grava'ed By tho scrofu-
loI1s contamination until
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financial.
MONEY WANTED.

T,IvE TO TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ON MORT
Il GAGE OF urepcumberod Real Estate within
the city or on tracts OF $500 acres land in st. An.
drew's and s.. Pauls Parishes, recently Inspected
and certified to, containing extensive and solid beds
of best quality Phosphate Rock. Apply by letter,
Box No. 1873. P. o., or personally to
N. M. PORTER,
April 2l ys2 No. 143 Calhoun-street.
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DIR. pKoPnITr,s FEMALE TONIC.

DIR. PROPHETS FEMALE TONIC.
This Medicine, with its associates, is safe and
certain remedy for all curab1c diseases to which Fe-
males alone are liable. II Is also an excellent pre-
ventative of Nervous Bliponess, Nervous Dis
eases in either male or tcnalo. It is powerful Ner
vine Tonic, setting up full and free circulation
throughout the syslem.
All OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the Southwest.
L. S. BURNHAnr,
Wholesale and Retail Agent, Charleston, S. C.
.H.oraxad enlr hy I'm q 6, PROPHITT.
April 16 stuthGmos Covington, Ga.
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AUCTION of. Agricultural Implements.
KNOX, DAILY g. CO.,
No. 15o Meeting-street, cor. Wentworth,
Will sell on MONDAY, 26lh instant, commencing at
10 O'Clock,
The ENTIRE STOCK Of house retiring from
business. a..
Conditions cash. April 10
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Auftiou Sails.
BY q. B. CAKES.

Genteel Residence, No. LOG, east side of 81.
PHILIP, one door south of Norris.
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MALL DISEASES OF SWINE, SUCH AS COUGHS,

trely prevented. If given in time, certain pre-
tive and cure for the Hog Cholera.
PREPARED BY
v1D T.. FOU TZ.
WHOLESALE DRUG AND MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. 116 Frankln-street, Biltimore, dd.
FOR SALE DY
DOVVIE q NOISE,
Wholesale DRUG 4 US T. (,
No. l51 MEETING-sTREET,
OPPOSITE CHARLESTON HoIEL'
March 81 4'
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Foreign Affairs.

The rebels have cut the railroad near Santa
Espiritu, Cuba. C-,,,o4 ,,ou
been cOnfiscated. c-,-
General Jordan is between Santiago de Cuba
DE Rodas has issued decree regulating the
collection Of the revenue.
The Spanish authorities have, it Is said,
satisfactorily explained the executions OF Amerl-
cans in Cuba. o.-...
"A banquet to the officers of the United States
SQUADRON, near Santiago de Cuba, was lately
rendered by the prominent people OF that Guy
tbut was declined by the officers.
"a despatch from India says that the Kirg-
heses have rebelled against the Russians:
conspiracy to murder Zoulla the new
Spanish Minister OF Justice, has been disco
Vered. -, .a, =, +to
House of Commons last night on the irish
Church bill. ,,.-,.. lin hos fnoTlv
The Irish Disestablishment bill has hnally
nassed. the House of Commons having agreed
10 the amendments to the bill The amendments
are Of minor details.
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Domestic Affairs,

Gold closed yesterday at 1851.
The Indians in Arizona are still killing the
mail-carrers.
The Cuban prisoners Mt Fort Lafayette were
yesterday released.
The Harvard College regatta took place
yesterday on Lake Queen
"A small distillery was seized a couple of
days ago at Richmond Va.
Two reported cholera cases in New York
have turned out to be simply diarrhGa.
Captain Gift left Memphis on Thursday
night for China to bring over Chinese emf
grants.
"A ball to President Grant takes place at the
Stetson House, Long Branch, on Monday night.
The Turkish Minister, Blacque Bey, was
present. last night, at ball at White Sulphur
Springs, Va.
The city government of Nashville has been
suspended by Chancellor Smith, and a receiver
appointed.
-$12OOO0 in the new ten and fifteen cent
fractional currency has been issued from the
Treasury Department.
The trial of the Rev. E. c. Cheney, in Chi
cago, before an ecclesiastical court, has been
postponed until July 30.
William Edwards negro, was hung at st.
Louis yesterday, for the murder, last winter, of
Louis Wilson.
Preparations are being made in Buffalo for
the International Industrial Exhibition to take
place in October next.
Michael Quinn, implicated in the murder of
Lawrence, at Hoboken, on Thursday last, has
given himself up.
John Howard was yesterday at Cincinnati,
sentenced to the penitentary for life, for killing
Alfred Harris, in April last
"A company of the Sth United States Cavalry
recently fought party of Indians, near Camp
Veda, Arizona, and killed eight of them.
The Selma (Alabama) Times reports that
caterpilars have made their appearance in the
Gotten in the Canebrake region in the western
part of that county.
Wade Bolton died at Memphis, yesterday,
from the effects of pistol-shot wounds, inflicted
bv Dr. Dickens some time ago. His will leaves
each of his former negro slaves ten acres of land.
Peter Reddicll, mulatto, was hung yester-
day at Portsmouth, Virginia, for the murder, in
January last, of Cornelius Hayes. During the
execution a frame building, on which seven
workmen were, fell, injuring them severely.
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Most of the French newspapers sent cor
respondent to Brest to furnish an account OF the
laying down Of the French Atlantic cable on the
2lst ult. These gentlemen had little to report
in respect OF the cable itself as it appears that
they were not admitted on board the Great
Eastern and in fact saw nothing; but, neverthe-
less, their narratives are generally lively, and
eyen as will be seen, instructive The cores
uondent of the GGUlOis in particular, who re-
joices in the curiously un-French name of joe
Joe Trezcl-reates with mertorious good
humor how the representatives of the Partisan
press, having been invited to embark on n small
steam tug, remaining on board seven long hours,
standing on deck (the cabin being scrupulously
locked) without even glass of water at their
disposal; how they steamed many miles out to
sea, and having gone once round the Great
Eastern at a respectful distance, steamed back
to harbor again to dine at the inn at their own
expense, after refusing, with becoming dignity,
the tardy evening banquet offered by the mat
tcntive if not inhospitable committee of the
French company. He then proceeds to describe,
in rather vague terms, a remarkable electrical
instrument for the invention of which, he
assures us, "Sir Thompson" himself has been
made an esquire by Queen Victoria The
scientific explanations were given, he says, by
"Sir Thompson himself, who, we are told, pos
sesses a "tete blonde ct sympathique." This
latter remark WILL we hope comfort the eminent
inventor for any slight misrepresentation in other
respects.
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"LORD DUNDREARY."
lie not nm Enemv Of .sRip Van winl,lc

He Is not nm Enemy Of ''Rip Van winkIe."
Southern, the eminent comedian has written
the following note:--
HAYMARKBT THEATRE, LONDON, June o.
An article cut from an American newspaper has
been forwarded to me here. l am unable to
name the paper in which it appeared, as only
slip was sent to me. I beg to call your attention
to the following lines. Speaking of Mr.. Joseph
Jefferson the writer says-"IIis artistic position
in London was fixed by his performances; but
before he could fairly begin those performances
more than one person Of theatrical weight and
influence had endeayored to insure his ruin
among them Mr.. Southern, who owed the best
OF all he ever had to this country" To the as
sertion that ever endeavored to insure the ruin
or in any way iniure Mr. Jefferson, or any other
actor from America or from any other country,
l give my most unqualified contradiction, and /
appeal to Mr. Jefferson to confirm the truth of
my words. The animus of the writer of the arti-
Gle is evident. | contemplate paying farewell
visit to America and he wishes to convert my
old friends into new enemies. That owe what
ever theatrical position | may have gained to
America and to the Americans is most certain,
as certain as that | am proud to acknowledge my
obligations to the country that first fostcred my
earliest endeayors to become an actor.
am, sir, your obedent servant
f. A. SCTuERN.
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--Ford's gas well, on Malta avenue Ballston
Spa, has reappeared' 80, -. hor oboal, while
nAssTi TicEets from Saratoga to San Francisco via
Pacific Railroad, $l75: go. 40 trrr the
MCongressman Cole proposes TO turn INC
Nongolian tide into Mexico. -, hoon intro-
~fhe drop pocket-book game has Deen ln'ro-
duceT Tbe nS Selinauent taxpayers of New Orleans
hil nBriggpolfs I1Iig campaign South and West has
Hetted him $4,000
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AN oRDINAN CE

A o r d N A n CE
IA To Authorize a Loan for the Paymen
Ground Rents and Mortgages.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils of5he
City Of Philadelphia do ordain, That the Mayors
Philadelphia be and he is hereby authorized to Dor
row, at not less than par, the credit of the city
from time to time, seven hundred thousand dollars
Tor the payment OF ground rents and mortgages held
against the city, for which interest not to exceed the
rate OF SIX per cent per annum shall be paid half
yearly on the first days OF January and JULY at the
ofice OF the City Treasurer. The principal of said
loan shall be payable and paid at the expiration of
thrty years from the date of the same and not be-
lore, without the consent Of the holders thereof; and
he cerncates therefor in the usual form of the GER
uhcates OF city oan shall be issued in such amounts
as the lenders may require but not for any fractional
part OF one hundred dollars, or, if required, in
amounts OF five hundred or one thousand dollars;
and 1t shall be expressed in said certificates that the
loan therein mentioned and the interest thereof are
payable free from all taxes.
section 2. Whenever any loan shall be made by
virtue thereof; there shall be- by force of this ordi-
nance, annually appropriated out Of the income OF
the corporate estates, and from the sum raised by
taxation sum sufficient TO pay the interest said
certificates and the further sum of three-tenths OF
one per centum the par value of such certificates
so issued shall be appropriated quarterly out of said
income and taxes to a sinking fund, which fund
ana It's accumulations are hereby especially pledged
for the redemption and payment Of said certih-
Gates.
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MFMUhANUN.
Ship Oanova Wallace, for Philadelphia, entere,

a.
Ship Oanova Wallace, for Philadelphia, entered out at
Liverpool 10th inst.
Steamship Saxon, Sears, hence at Boston yesterday
Steamship j. w. Everman, Snyder, for PHILADELPHIA
cleared at Charleston yesterday.
Steamship Pioneer, Barrett, for Philadelphia, sailed
Steamship Uaymont, Robinson hence, at Norfolk 2lst
inst, and sailed TO return.
Barque Regina de Fori, Davililo hence, at Brcuwers
BSrque Lincoln, Thompson, hence at New Orleans 18th
Brig H. Trowbrdge, Leighton, for Philadelphia cleared
at New York 22d inst.
Brig J. Rowland, Freeman, hence below Boston ed
Schrs Village Queen, Tiotson; Benz Strong, Brown
and Argus Eye Thompson fol Philadelphia, sailed from
Schr H NJ. Wright Fisher, for Philadelphia sailed from
Pawtucket 9lst inst,
at St John, N. b. 22d inst.
Schrs Plough Boy, Hallett Paul a Thompson Godfrey;
Allen 1atem; o. b. Wood, Candy; Ann Dole HaIsey;
Clara Meuick, Hughes; Mary Riley, Riley; and W. x.
Schr Wm Hes, Burgess, cleared at Boston s2d inst
for Alexandria
sebTs MSTgie, MeFadden, and Louie F. Smith. Ore,
for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 22d inst.
Schr Pathway, Haley hence, at Newburyport 2lst inst
Schr P, NJ. Wheaton, Wheaton, at Georgetown, ID. O.,
Schrs Alex. Young Young, and John Stockham Price,
for Philadelphia sailed from Salem 2lst inst
Schr D. A. Crawford, Young, hence, at Danvers 10Th
Schrs s. B. Franklin Holt from Boston j. b. BIeecker
Shaw, from Providence and Lookout Pomeroy from New
Haven, all for Philadelphia, at New York 23d inst
SchTs Hamburg Westcott, for Hartford; John Cromp-
ton Crowe for Providence; and IL A. Rowland, for Bos
Schr Chas Lynch King hence for Boston, at New York
22d inst n,
SChTs Edwin EVEN and Henrietta, hence at New Lon
Scbr L. D. Small, Tiee hence, at Dauvers 18th inst.
Schr War Steed, Kelley hence, at Boston s2d inst.
Schrs Sidney Price, hence for Portsmouth,, and Addie
Fuller hence fer Salisbury, at Holmes Hole A. NJ 22d
Schr Richard Vaux Whitaker, hence for Boston, at
Holmes Hole A. M. 2lst inst
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Ida Lewis has refused one hundred offers
the last quarter.
Over one thousand people are at Congress
Hail. Saratoga.