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constituency of the Republic. To doubt that it
will be intelligent, virtuouR, prosperous and en-
terprising, is to doubt the experience of Scotland:
Denmark, Sweden, Holland and Belgium, and OF
New England and New York. Nor do doubt
that it will be forever true in its Republican in
stincts and loyal to the American Union, for the
inhabitants will be both mountaineers and sea-
faring men,"
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PERIODICAL AND NEWS AGEKC'
For the North Pacific.
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Established in this City as Agent
FOR THE
Leading American and European
Magazines and Newspapers,

Enjoying Unricdled Facilities for Supplying Sl
ScribeT;s ut Less Cost and lcih greater Tcgu-
IdTity Hdn they can obtain their
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other channel,
The undersigned solicIts the continuance OF the patronage
his friends and patrons, who will be served with promptBs
and entire satisfaction, even in the smallest matters.
by the steam line NEW YORK AND LONDON Publ
CATIONS will be furnished b. Subscribers
Sithin 30 TO 40 dnys from the date o
publication,
And at prices that barely cover the cost Of the subtcripton 40
hostages thereon. Notwithstanding the Increase Of Amera
postage, l shall continue to supply my subscribers at the o.
rates
A discount Of 10 per cent. from the schedule prices will
allowed, where over twenty dollars worth Of periodicals q
subscribed for at one time and paid for Ia advance.
As the American and Hawaiian hostages now amount TO JOu
cents on a single paper, or 81 08 per anDum, persons who aH
heretofore obtained their periodicals by mail direct to their a
dress. will find it to their interest to obtain them through NJ
Agency.
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The following are received by Express regularly, a. \, q sub.
ally In advance Of the mails. They will be iorwAroes ,,,ps,
scribers by me. sR pOsfages prepaid, at the aH"f'"
Weekly Bulletin, ........-.-. -..'.'
AHA rr""'F
Sacramento Union. rtf'ffE' .A.ca 20
n. B.-The undersigned has an agent y - o6en pai@
secure and forward the above papers, "hlen p ,sgard 10 e.
board AFTER the vessels are under SAL "Ilnous 'a,r.s roe
pense, thus enabling subscribers TO Obtain ""
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AppIeton's Journal.

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IL for APPLETON'S JOURNAL all the dates, from Nos /
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Map of the Sand
witch Islands.

-1uE ONLY MAP OF THESE
TsIands Is that Of the u 3 Exploring Expedition, pub
- - ~. American Government Every farmer who owns
- ere n ground, every captain who commands a coaster, ev-
~ ~. mo wants to find correct names anddistances, and
cry LH--aIs1sn who desires 10 be posted up about the group
shOuId possess a copy on H.
A fsT eop'es For sale at the BOOKSTORE.
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Blank Legal Forms.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
II and will hereafter keep for sale. Blank Forms, such as ar
used in the Lease, Sale or Purchase of Real Estate, Mercantile
Transactions, &C., &c. Among them may be found the follow
ing:
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POWER OF ATTORNEY. Three or four different forms
of special and general Powers of Attorney,
CUSTOM HOUSE POWER OF ATTORNEY,
CO-PAKTN ERSHIP, for Mercantile, Manufacturing or Agri
cultural Copartnerships,
LEASE of House or Land,
BILL OF SALE, OF Registered Vessel,
BILL OF SALE, of Personal Property,
MORTGAGE, of Real Estate,
SPECIAL Co PARTNERSHIP,
BUILDERS CONTRACTS,
LEASE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY,
INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP,
DEED OF REAL ESTATE,
LABOR CONTRACT, between Master and Servant, three
forms,
CONSULAR INVOICE and Certificate, for purchasers and
Manufacturers.
SHIPS MANIFESTS. Bills of Lading, &c. &c.
u These blanks are printed on the finest document paper
and in the latest style. Orders from the other Is ands promptly
attended to.
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In any part Of the Group.

Back numbers Of the leading Magazines, also Of IIarprt
Weekly, Lesle's Illustrated and the London News-always n
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eiprg
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Extra Fine Commercial Note Paper

y y DOLLAR PACKAGES.-CON.
III GRESS aid other White Letter Paper.
Ruled Overland Paper, in 81 packages,
Lawyers Brief Paper. Congress Cap,
Broad and Narrow Bill Paper.
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Domestic Mnrkets-lBY TELEGRApnl.


NEW YORK, February 23-+Noon.-Flour firm.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn, l@2c; betto'
for new. Pork quiet mess. 1855 Lard dull at
l5ac. Cotton unsettled ut 2!ic. Turpcntine quiet
mon. Frelglts dull.
Erening. -C0tton heavy and lower; sales $50
bales at 24624kc. Flour quiet and firm; super
crn. S. sO@Ss. Wheat lG2c. lower winter red
and amber western, Sl.27MS1.S0. Corn-Ncw
scarce and l@2c. better: mixed western. s5@asc.
Pork dropping; new 2esQl9si. Lard dropping
kettle, 1s@leic. Whisky unchanged, Groceries
quiet and firm. Naval Stores quict. Frciehts I'M
changed"
BALTIMORE, February 23.-Cotton nominal at
2ai@24c. Flour fairly active and firm; Howard
Street superhne, s4.7k@ts. Wheat dull; prime to
CSC. yellow, e2@ese: Oats, s2@54c. Rye, ssaa5s:
| Pork, se7 5O@ls?S. Bacon active and firm. Lard,
| l83c. Whiskey quiet nj 81.
Virginia e's-Old, 50t; 1S67s, IS. Coupons
| Old, e2l; new, 65.
CINCINSATI, February 23.-Corn dull dry lots
| irving is moro or less injured. Whisky firm ;
cash '04c time, g5c. Pork firm ut $3.50. Bacon
firm shoulders, 123@l2ic. sides. leMl7c. Kettle
| Lard. 153c.
| WILMINGTON, n. c., February e3.-Spirits Tnr-
pentine-No sales; crude unchanged. Rosln-No.
2, S1.75. Tar steady at -. Cotton quiet Il. &c.
CHARLESTON, S. c., February 2a.-Cotton no.
minal at 23tc.
AUGUSTA, GA, February 23.--Cotton quiet
middlings, 23c.
SAVANNAH, February 22.-Cotton tending down
at &c.
MOBILE, February 23.-Cotton firm at 23fc.
NEW ORLEANS, February 2a.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand at 23t@e3s.
GALVESTON. TEXAS, February 23.-Cottor
nrm good ordinary, 19c.
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Sunset Cox weighs less than one hundred
pounds.
General Butler does not allow his daugh-
ter to join in round dances.
Aman lately attempted to star, Il writing
school III Denver, but they made him turn
il into saloon, not wanting any fangles
III this town." .
In consequence of sudden and serious
illncss of the Rev. Newman Hall, his ply
s!ciuns have directed him to leave London
At once for the Holy Land, where he will
remain abou, TWO months.
\ new French invention is a portable
fresh-butter churn to be used at each meal.
Il is made Of crystal and mounted on silver
feet. 4 silver rod reyolves quickly IN the
cream, and presents pat of butter every
three minutes.
The Philadelphia Leager inveighs against
the long waits between acts at theatrical
entertainments, and says: " Sometimes q
good part of the FIVE years supposed to
clapse' really does elapse before the cur
;uin rolls up"
ThaddcuB Young Smith, OF tho Mormon
mission in Louisville, KY, writes to the
Courjcr-J ournatthat the Saints propose to
resist the effort tosbolish polygamy, and that
the Mormons bid. defiance to every cru
sadc that originates in the corrupt court Of
Washington"
IN unknown man from Washington,
while walking on the track of the Alexan-
dria and Washington railroad Saturday
night, was picked up by the cow-catcher OF
"A locomotive and taken into Alexandria
without any serious damage to his health.
A gentleman from ST. Louis is arranging
at Cincinnati for holding Il convention in
tic hitter city III the Interest Of the move
Incnt for the removal Of the capital Of the
gIiteQ States TO the West.
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Foreign News.
G REAT BRI AIN.

- LONDON, February ga commercial
treaty between Austria and Great Britain
has been ratified.
A contract for q new line of steamers be-
tween Sydney, Australia, and California,
uia Honolulu, has been signed.
The new cable to connect with the West
India islands is ready to be laid.
AUSTRIA AND THE POPE.
PARIS, February ga dispatch from
Vienna says the Austrian Government, if
it secures the cooperation of Napoleon, pro-
poses to invoke the Catholic Powers to op-
pose the Pspal pretensions.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market,

Grain and Flour Market.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
J RICHMOND. VA. February %, 1870. !
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, 839 bushels. Red l. 800 bushels.
rn;-Whte, 564 bushels. Yellow, none. Mixed,
9js bushels.
OCttS.-sa4 bushels.
Rye.--5S0 bushels.
SALES.
. Wheot.-White, 14s bushels prime al $40: 40
bushels inferior at 2l.25; "a bushels very good ut
81 375-total, 2Js bushels Red. 35s bushels good at
Sl273 2Se bushels fair at sl25: 1874 bushels Infe-
ror 1T Sllo 2ee bushels very good at g. 30 total
1000 Bushels.
Corn -White, log bushels very good at e4c.; o.
tai. 2ss bushels. Mixed loo bushels prime mt Csc :
50 bushels very good at s4c; 90 bushels at aOc-to-
tai, 2o2 bushels. -
Oats.-lGs bushels fair ON private terms 80
bushels very good ut 55c.--tolal, ga bushels.
Rye.-soo bushels very good on private toms.
RE-ExHBITED.
Corn.-MiXed 200 bushels.
. OatS.-540 bushels.
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Assault on an American Captain by
Standards.

HAVANA, February 23.-The report was
lately set afoat here by an American that
Captain Frankly, of the fishing smack Full
ton, had helped the assassin Of Costanor to
escape from Key West, and had landed him
with Colonel Tinker in Cuba. On the arri-
val here of Captain Frankly's smack this
morning party of men put off to her in a
boat, called for the captain, and threatened
his life. He, becoming frightened, took re-
fuge on board the British man-of-War
Eclipse. The men in the boat, finding the
captain had escaped, returned to shore
without molesting the crew.
The American Consul interfered and got
the Government to arrest the men and fur
nish guard to the Fulton.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

NEW YORK, February 23-Noon.-Stocks unset
tied. Money easy ut SOS per cent. Sterling En-
changc-Long, lo'; short lo91 Gold heavy at
llss. secs, 90. coupons, ll5s. Tennessee G's-
Ex-coupons, 5cs; new, lHi. Virginia 6s-EX-
coupons, C.; new, c5t, Louisiana 6s-Old, y;
cvcc G's. Il! SIS. 7p!. Alabama SIS, ei; SIS, CO.
Georgia 6's 81: -. 81. North Carolina Gs-'ld
Sc! new, 22t. South Carolina 6's-O!I, 81! ncw,.
sig.
Erening.-Money easy ut sac per cent. Ster-
hing un changed. Gold weak ut ll7:Ills. Govern
ments firm. Southern Securities generally firm.
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Cattle Markets.


MONDAY, February 2l-s P. M-Tho Cattle mar
ket was rather dull this week. and prices were
fully tc. per pound lower. About l,SoO head ar
rived and sold at es0loc. for extra Penn
choice; I@sc. for fair to good, and ssGe.c. per
pound, gross, for common, rs to quality. The
market closed dull within the above range Of
prices.
Sheep were in fair demand; $4,000 head sold at
the different yards at s6ls3c. per pound, gross, as
to condition.
:Rogs were rather frmer 500 head sold at the
different yards at Sl368l3 is per 100 pounds, net.
NEW YORK.
MONDAY. February 21.-At Communipaw Mar
ket this morning the supply of cattle was MEDIC
ere both as to quality and quantity. Though the
lots up to good the top Cattle were In all
few In number. Medium grades were the order of
the day. Texans were offered but remained un-
sold. There was, however. fair demand for first
quality Steers. No prime Bullocks first quality,
leil7c. z D.: second quality. l5sGlec. 2 h.; third
quality, 1s36l5c. ~ H.. highest price quoted, tic.
2 H.; lowest price quoted, lsac ~ H.; this days
average, 15Ac. ~ h.
Comnlunp atp Sheep Market.-The weekly report
Of sheep sold for the week ending February 18Th
Can,mnnipa,o Hog Knrket.-The weekly report
OF Hogs for the week ending February 18th shows
the range Of prices to be 1lnl2fc.
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Republican Convention of INDIANA
Spread Of Civil Rights.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 23.-The Re-
publican State Convention met here yester-
day afternoon, General Thomas M. Brown,
of Randolph county, presiding, with nine
presidents, including Rev. W. T. Me-
lone (colored), of New Albany, as vice
president from the State atlsrge. The colored
vice-president was conducted to the plat
form amid deafening cheers. There were
two colored delegates present from Wayne
and three from Floyd county.
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TnE WAsulNGTuN AND OHto RAILROAD.
! Hill authorizing the Alexandria, Loudoun,
and Hampshire railroad Company TO ez-
tend their road, It's name being changed to
the Washington and Ohio railroad. to the
Ohio river, through any part OF the State OF
Wcs, Virginia, has been passed by the Legis-
l4turc 81 that State. The charter, it is I'M
drys,ool, is very liberal in its provisions,
ana ii is confidently asserted that the pro-
rosed extension will be commenced in q
-hoyt time and pushed Rapidly towards
vU:ullction.
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The Weather Houfh

FORTRESS MONROE, February 23.-Two
inches of snow fell here this morning.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 23.-There
has been cold rain all day. Thermome-
ter, ~ degrees.
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ORDERED FROM KoME.-Abbc Friedrich,
tlcolorical adviser - Cardinal !lohcnlOhe,
suspected Of furnishing correspondence
concerning the Council to the Gazette
U.inyibourg, has received orders to quit
Roman territory.
Rome, February 22.-Among the eccle-
siastics expelled from Rome are said to be
several Americans.
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desperate, Indian Tight-spotsed
Eagle Killed -. -.

CHICAGO, February ga desperate
tight between 300 Sioux and Crow Indians
hos taken place, in which the chief snoited
Eagle was killed. All the Crow indiana
were killed. The Sioux lost II killed and
many wounded. :.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

Ncto-LDI
LONDON, February acknowledgements, e2s,
United States bonds, sst. Sugar afoat quiet.
LIVERPOOL. February -Noon.-Cotton steady
uplands, llt@1lsd.: Orleans, ll5d. estimated
sales, 10, 900 bales. Lard dull at 6ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, February 23-Erening. Cotton
Uplands, lliGlI6d.; Orleans, 1lsd. sales, TO- 900
bales.
PARIS, February 23.-Bourse opened active.
Rcntcs, TAT
HAvRE, February e3.--Cotton closed quiet both
On the spot and afloat; afioat. l353r
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Municipal Electisu fin saIt Lake City.
! salt LAKE City, February 29.-The OPP
position to the regular church ticket re.
ceiYed 800 out Of over 1000 votes. Several
women voted.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DE.

BOOTS, SHOES, &C., AT COST.-ln or.
&C.. before the spring supply Is received, viii
from this date sell for limited period my prcsen,
stock ct cost. Those in want Of SHOES have 4
rare opportunity Of selecting at a low price from
": Fl. e. GARRETT, 800 Broad street.,
ia "a second door from Ninth.
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Steamship Ashore Near Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, February 23.-A three
masted steamer is ashore ten miles below
Cape Henry. Name unknown.
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THE LATE DISASTER ON THE MIssIs-
slrPI.-Cincimo'j, February 22.-The cap
tain Of the Emma. No. 3, tclcgraphs from
Cairo that seventy lives were lost by the re-
cent disaster.
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The Villain Wn1TrEMonE.-Al letter In
the Charleston Ne,cs says:

The Charleston Ne,cs says:
IL see that Whittcmore is charged with
selling a cadet appointment. l wieh to
cumulatc the charges. Whether he sold
them or not, / can prove that he alone, by
virtue of an arrangement made with the
delegation from this State, appointed the
collector Of the first collection district, South
Carolina, and the assessor. That with the
collector it was condition of his appoint
mcnt that Whittemore should name his
deputies, although the collector was solely
responsible for their acts. Whether he
made merchandise of these appointments is
not positively known, but if he sold cadet
appointment there can scarcely he doubt
that he sold the appointments of the deputy
collectors"
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CASWELL HAZARD g. CO.'S

TASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
" PREPARATIONS.
FERRO-P HOSP ORA TIE D E L X1R
OF CALISATA BARK.
This beautiful amber-col"red cordial Is agreea-
BILE to the taste, acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction wher-
ever introduced. and is prescribed by the most
eminent physicians III all cases where pleasant
and cfica cious tonic is required.
FERRO-PHOSPHORATE ELIXIR OF
CALISAYA WITH BISMUTH,
adapted especially to gastric difficulties.
FERRO-P OSPHORA T ED f LIX1R
CALISAYA WITH STRYCHN1A.
COD LIVER OIL; COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BROWNIE, AND PHOSPHORUS;
COD LIVER OIL WITH IODIDE OF IRON.
AMMONIA CITRATE-BISMUTH,
an inestimable remedy fer difficult digestion,
acidlty Of the stomach, nausea, and diarrfGa.
JUMPER TAR SOAP,
q very efficient remedy for cutaneous affections.
ELIXIR LUPULINE,- HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL, and
ARSENITE OF STRYCHSIA. -
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Sole Agent,
fe7 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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NEGRpE>.-One hundred and eighty ne
ryocs. ~ route for different places South,
left here on the Tennessee cars yesterday.
Lg"rtJUyg -NstrS, 23d.
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End of the Mobile Municipal Squbbble.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, February 23.-The
Judge of the Supreme Court has refused q
writ of supersedeas to Price, ex-Mayor Of
Mobile. This confirms Harrington as Mayor
of that city.
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FERTILIZERS.
LuMRER, LArHs, ne.

W, c. MAYO. y.r.w GIBSON.
IT UNDERSTANDABLE Nays
IL ISLASD.-We keep constantly On osp y, ~
stock OF sEA soNEn Llss BER ior haiiairS pas-
posse, CASING BOARDS, LATHS. PALlSana
&C., &c. Our facilities for obtaining loGA -
our capacity for saving, enable u 70 III ~ osvo.s
promptly and at "a low prices - any 9tnS5 pe1
Ties. MAYO SarSS1siA
de 23-3m PQst.sWce IVA ss0
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EXPLOSION AT AN EXHIBITION IN PHILA-
Observation-Disclosures, February 2l.-
During on exhibition of dissolving views
and tahleaux for the benefit of the News
Boys Home, at horticultural Hall, this
evening, n terrific explosion of gas used
in the exhibition occurred, shattering four
teen windows and injuring some of the au-
dience by splinters of glass. Great excite
ment ensued and several ladies tainted, but
the audience got off without further injury.
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The Missouri Legislature has amended
the public school law so as to allow women
to vote in matters relating to schools.
In Concord, n. H., at sunrise Tuesday
morning the thermometer was at zero, and
at 10 O'Clock ten degrees above.
The Methodist Convention at Syracuse,
n. Y, Tuesday night adopted resolution
declaring liquor manufacture and traffic q
crime against God and man.
The petroleum refinery of s. Lord, of
Philadelphia, was damaged by fire Tuesday.
Loss, $4,000; insured for $1,000 in Balti-
more and Wheeling companies.
In drunken row, near Castleton, Can
ada, Monday night, woman named Nc
Ginnis was brutally murdered by man
named John Ellis, who knocked her down
and stamped her to death.
The Auti-Robber Bank Boy Protective is,
| presume, the name given to a curious
arrangement which I observed yesterday
on the person of boy in Wall street. The
youth, who was about fifteen, was appa-
rently hank-boy, and carried in his hands
one Of those precious tin boxes which bur-
glars and highway robbers go much affect.
To the box was attached strong chain,
which passed once or twice around the boys
waist, underneath his jacket, and was Sc
curely fastened. Evidently there was no
running off with that tin box without run
ming off with the boy too.-Neao York lei
ter-Phuadelphia Telegraph.
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.,,,,3cnce or the Richmond Dispatch.
''. erom - Delegate GA his Way
- ,nc railroad convention at Pow.
,,,, courthouse.
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the reduced rate Of postage provided the
Government is willing to abandon this
branch of the service. o
The New York herald., 1870-01-02
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED RY TIL

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship T.rta Br MURPHY, Liverpool and Queenstown
Steamship Caledonia tBr), ovenstonc, Glasgow, via Mo-
Had NV winds to Cape Race, and variable weather
steamship Cen Meade Sampson. New Orleans Dec 2 with
%verpoo sis passed sehr VAN Bran bound '0
Steamship Fairbanks Moore Wilmington, NO with mdse,
Steamship atteras, Backwood, Norfolk, with mdse to
steamship South GaroI,aa Ingram. Wilmington, Del IS
Je.sph c.S o Boon Carver. London and Isle OF
Wight 4a days, with mdse, 70 K Buck Co. Game the
BARK ins"larc Nantes Fry Feurot Annoy, 100 days. with
sn o BE- 6sps o osd HP IVY
Bark Kate SANCTION lBr) Rose Antwerp, % days. in bal
Bark Waldo pre.ssy Havrs q days with mdse, to Boyd
Oct 70 o
Brig Z Redman, Redman Buenos Ayres Oct ~, with
hides &C. TO master ds anchored outsde of Sandy
Brig Eastern Star sof New Haysn, Foster Barbados 10
Big % Hnson 5. TSom.. IS days, With SUI
Brig Hsss.l cGord Ma.anz.. DAYS. with sugar, to
master Had heavy weather to lat 50 lu since light
schr cygnn: of Boston, Small, Ponce. Pr 10 days. with
schr Oyphant, 80 with fish from wreck Of schr Willie
Move ashore At Inlet NJ to the Atlantic Sub
danola, Is consigned to fupper Bene tno before
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship Francona, Bragg. Portland for New York, with
ndse. TO J Ames.
Bark Mary Packer Holloway, Boston for New York. in
ballast, to d Fish Go. in low Of steantug Rescue.
schr Isand Belle Howard Easport for New York. with
lumber TO Jed Frye Co.
schr Burns Crosby, Pembroke, Me, 10 days. for New
York, with lath, to Jed Frye & Co.
schr Merritt Gray, Rockand for New York. with lime
to j Brown.
Schr Kate Mclean, Hawkins, Somerset for New York.
Schr Baltimore, Johnson Norwich for New York.
Schr Ada Brooks, Collins, New Haven for Rappahan
mock River.
Schr Native, Dehart New Haven for New York.
Schr Maria Hearn. Morrel, Stamford for New York.
Schr Dart, johnson. Stamford for New York.
Schr A l. Cutler, Smith, Norwalk for New YORK.
Steamer Rescue Wocott Boston New York; 5S hours
TO the Atlantic Submarine Wreckng Go, having In tow bark
Mary Packer.
BOUND EAST
schr q G Acken, Hosbie. New York for Stamford.