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DEATH IN A RAVINE.
A Fatal Accident in tho Alps,
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yuax HERALD.

LONDON, Sept. 4, 1871.
An English student has fallen victim to q fool.
hardy attempt to climb the Alps without guide.
He missed his footing and fell into deep ravlne,
whence he has been drawn out dead.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
SPAIN.

Enthusiasm for King Amadeus-His Journey One
Continuous Ovation.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

FethtlOu ~ bankruptcy Against the Indeanop0-
lis, (incinnnti and Lafayette Railroad.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 4.
Perkins, Livingston Post o New YORK drm. TO-
day nlcd petition In bankruptcy against the In.
dianapolis Cincinnati ana Lafayette Railroad 10
the amount Of their claim $15o.00O. Ii Is understood
number Oi other creditors will take similar action.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
HAVANA MONEY MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept. 2, 1871.
Exchange on United states, sixty days, currency,
u Ia premium.
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ENGLAND.

Queen Victoria Indisposed = Mr. Gladstone's
Speech on the United States Conference Of
tho Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion-Another Coal Miners Strike
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4, 1871.
The Officiai vote OF the late election, counted at
Frankfort to-day, and the oicial majorities as
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

A1.-Use Barry's Tricopherous, the Msss
most delicious noral frA grAnce.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

4 Lux"riant Head Of Hair and = C:cl, Cleo
scalp very desrasie CRiSrADORO'S HAIR fRE-
SENTATIVE will accomplish both. Try It,
The New York herald., 1871-09-05
GERMANY.

Movements Of the Emperor William-Ths Gov
ernor Of Alsace Relieved and Promoted
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

Batcholor's flair Dyc-rbe Best In she
world. The only oerfet dye. Harmless, rssbs ih""ss
neous Al all dIuggists.
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BEN BUTLER.
The Essex Statesman Stirring Up
the Railroad Magnates.

Speech Of G neral Butler in Lynn-His Views on
Railroads and Their Managsment-How to
Prevent Aocidents-What IN Engineer
should Bs-Hs responsibilities and e
His Pay-The Labor Question
wordnsmsn W;rnsd Against
Strikss-The avs Comps-
tsntto Protect All Glasses
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TERRIBLE TYPHOON.
TELEGRAM 10 Iue NEW YORK xesAlu.

Twelve Vessels Driven Ashore Near Hong Kong.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

Gsulteuaeusa Hnts-Fnu styles.
standard price for Dress Hats ~, ,...,,.x
WARNOCk CO.. oly bros'"sS-
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An ExpIanatton of Henry WnrH beecserA
Letter
IL should have been printed foows:-- -
PEEKsKiLL. Jay ~, 1871.
Or. J. BENsoN:--
DgAN sf.-Rupurc ensucd In my and was SUCCESS
fully treated by r shemsns applications May tho Lord
bless the whose pursuits tend 70 relieve sunerng M
~,enitv from the actiou OF rupture to htn
with confidence 4 am YOU will 10 cured.
WV" HENRY WARD BEEGHER.
The above Indicates Mr. Beechers style Of communt
cation being aged I'm tho Life Of
bri,t he supposed to Ind time the eerA
of pured In quies otherwise II certainly inspires conh
dencs Dr. shcrmans method Of treating rupture. We
advise those IN terested to consult him.
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THE sALzBURG CONFERENCE.

Three Austro- Hungarian Ministers to Attend the
Conference Tho Emperor Francis Joseph.
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

A.-Fau styles or Gentiemes's Hats Jssa
issued EsPENsCHEID Manufacturer IT'S Nassau Rssct
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scrA In n. p. Hall e. Co., Nashu!, n, H;S
prony,stors of II NiL's VEGETABLE SlClbitN aNS
xESEwER for copy ot their treatise on 'us "s"' -
vNluAbO tite book, tree 20 Att
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BMrnett's Cocoaine IL the Host anA Cheaposa
Hairdressins and REsTORER the world. Iu
certified BY thousands las. ansea
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

A.-PhWion's New Perfumes,
81 LOVE You"
and "WHITE ROSE"
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

A.-Herrisg's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2al BroAdway corner Murray stcss
The New York herald., 1871-09-05

A.-Out-Knox's Fall Hat for tscnsscuseo
2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-03-23
April Magnyines.

Scribner's Monthiy Tor Apiil finishes IL
the first volume OF this new venture hand
somely. If there was not so much of DR..
no'iand infused into its editorial department
we should Ike 1t just as well. The table OF
contents thfs month is as follows: Lite in Tho
Capnihal Islands, illustrated, by L. C. Bates: ::
In the Park, by E. Ii. c.; A Breakfast with
AleNandre Dumas, by John Baelow; A Gen.
tleman's PreIo9aiVe, by EIlice Woodruff; /;
Children who Work, Illustrated by Julia a.
Holmes; Thorwadsen's Sacred Marbles, Illus
trated, by William Wells; An April Vio'et,
bv Mary L. G. Wyeih; Discovery of Antique
Silver, illustrated; rhe Fly, illustrated. by l..
M. Peielselia; Lucky Peer, concluded, by
Hans Christian Anderson; the Martyr Church
OF Madagascar, by r. W. Howard; Florida
Roses, by Elizabeth C. Kinney; The Anthra.
cite Problem. by Edward Crapsey; A Horo-
scope, by W. G. Wilkinson; Wilfred Cumber.
mede, by George Macdonald; Etchings-Dol-
ly Sullivan. illustrated, by Marion. Douglas /;
and the usual editorial departments Tho
publishers have made the most generous pro.
vision for the new volume beginning with the
May number. George Macdonald will finish
Wfrid Cumbermede; Hans Christian Ander.
sons new stories will be printed Miss Tback
cray will be oae ot the contributors; Mrs
OiDhant will contribute new story and
there will be papers from the pens of Donald
G. Mitchell and Mr. Warner (Scrbncr &
Co., New York;
Appteton's Journal (Monthly Part) con-
taining the weekly numbers for April comes
in company with the April Magaznes-and
they are honored by the association. We
know not where one looking for the most en-
tertainment and Instruction for small sum
could make an investment more wisely in this
periodical The monthly numbers are sold
tor 40 cents, ID. Appleton & Co., N. W
Harper has even more than the usual pro-
fusion of illustrations, and will be read with
more than usual interest by Portland readers
on account of its containing story from The
pen OF Miss Emma b. Cobb, who until recent
ly resided in this cily-a lady who is rapidly
gaining The reputation her updeniable ability
merits. The following is The table OF con-
tents: The American Baron, Chapters TX
Xl., with six illustrations; The Pitcairn Is
landers, A. Il. Guernsey, with thirteen illus
tr tions; Bowery, Saturday Night, by w. o.
Stoddard, with thirteen illustrations; JOHN
Eastman's Compensation, hy Miss Emma u.
Cobb The Cuff stream anu the Trade winds.
Their Origin and Law of Movement. by
WI liam L. Walker; Cruising, by Carl Spen-
Ger; Alongthe Florida Reef Third Paper) by
Dr. j. b. Holder, with ten illustrations; Anna
Vallayer Coster, by Benson j. LOSING, with a
portrait; NV He.o, by Anna homas ;Domin-
ic and the Inqusition. by Eugene Lawrence !;
The Mdmmy's Foot, from the French of
Theophie Gautier, by Mrs. II. $. Conaut
Our French Allies. by Ben on j. Losing
"Eh what is it?' by J. Ii. Connolly. And
the usual editorial departments.
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ANEcDoTE OF BEN WADE-A decent reoard
for truth compels us to admit that reverence
for exalted position is not characteristics Of ,,,o
political society of Washington. And If e-,or
.ne.e @ was man who regarded with entire in
a,nerence on' IN, mere formal couventiopali,es of
Senator Wade, OF Quo. Dnr1no ~, ;n'''a'.I 4.
n sn. '','i tte following is reported 20 bav.
%'r 0ucurr btt~ten him. eft aud Chef jos ice
S"a-e, VINO presided. rhe session was toop~p
AZ II o'clock NJ @pd it>was within .wrury
"'nu'es o. nat time, and The Cb ~ Jdstct
na' u"t hhahe blS appearaoce IL The V,re Z Z
,ntn' room, wh ch, tor IA ,in-. was used b.
MI. Chase as "a rob, room. The hands OF lie
CLOCK cfept slowly hut surely nearer the figure
XII" when suldeuly tue door was thrown
open and IN stllsed the Cuief Justice. ne
walked hurried to the wardrobe; but MS rope
OF office was not upon its accustomed peg nor
on any peg. What was to be doneF RACES
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Terms $500 per AMMAN, in aayapce,

were summ' d; this, that and tho o,bo.
room, desk aLd drawer we're e., ,nlnt,i b.. -,
rn0e was discovered Ia the dst ~ m . ~
c'tem-nt me grim, honest old he o, Ben Wafc.
made hi. arp arlnce, with nod a, n o,un
TO tho fur'ied occupants Of the room.
walk, &, the hat-ratk ard after depustipg
HIS weut @ent to sofa gu ibe o,ber side o, the
room to leave his unbre ls in a safe nace. The
eexc"ement was still gong on wheo Wade, on
| arning the cause OF the trouble, W ibout tu-
.erin2 mao the furry of the hunt le iued over
Tue ~, sofa and wi Ii his umbr. LA hooked up an
,hn hu,emr,aln m 'o'kiDs black bundle. Sreing IL was
Cb o. kad: for r"he, be heI il toward Mr..
6n.s+ 6ao1 With, Here Chase here's uer darned old
abo,"t ~" Se oeen making such confounded fuss
J".1,ca , W. ne p p'se' uni ed smile .e Gnisf
.,'t ou,,l't was 100 "verioyed to do auy,biop but
speedily yet Inside OF hi4 robs ana 4. - ,t
mSii ~orh'IS tn- heated, crowded audieoce saw tine
,- Ho'eu justice look redder til ~ u,nai thew COW
Khow me ca So Of IL. l. was 4tI annn, ,not
''rork. --Eiitor's Dra,oer, in Hr,per'a Mana ma'
zine for april. D'"9"-
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EkY LippWan's Great German Bitters Strengthens
The debhtated.
e Lippmah's Great German Bitters streuqtbens
tbs consumptive.
g-L'ppman's Great German Bitters cures Kid
ney Complaints.
TR- Lippmans Great German Bitters cpres Ea.
male Complaints.
IL,ppman's Great German Bitters. an old
German Ionic.
" Liopmans Great German Bitters, the most
delightful and effective in the world.
GS Lippman's Great German Bitters cures
never well" pt ople.
es- L-ppmans Great G erman giiters gives Al,
appetite.
Gs. Lippman's Great German Bitters cures Liver
jomplaint
w L,pIman's Great German Bi tiers gives tone
TO diges i've organs
~ LIppman's Great German Bitters gives energy
wLippman's Great German Bitters cures Ner.
v0usness.
g-Lippman's Great German Bitters purines the
blood.
HyLippman's Great German Bitters, the bes,
FAN Medicine.
e. ippman's Great German Bitters regulate.
~ L'ppman's Great German Bitters excites the
Torpid Liver.
Youthful Vigor.
pB -Lippman's Great German Bitters cures De-
bilIty.
GB- Lippman's Great German Bitters, $1,000 or
be Ter remedy.
gE Lippman's Great German Bitters Ircyent
Chills and rever.
Retail Depots at the following Apothecaries:
A.G. sCHLOTTERBECK,
3O3 Congress Street.
+. sWEETsIR, II Market Square.
Wholesale Agents.
W. F. PBULs IPs q CO.,
,. w. pkRKlNS q CO., Portland.
Sole Propriesors for america,
JACOB LlPPMAN & BRO,
nov1Seod&w1y Savannah, lsa.. md ". Y.
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First Class Board.

A FEW single boarders, a gentleman and wife
II can be Accommodated with rooms anu board, on
application to W. g. BECKETT,
mr2I-3w cor. Wilmot IL Cumbe rland SITS.
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4 OR D'Aub ne's gistory OF the Great Rciorma-
L ton, complete m one volume; illustrated. For
the Slight OF the Wulld," choice and rapidly sell
ing work. Also Tor Zeps Popular Encyclopedia,
embr ne 125 ,o0 subjects. with 2,5U0 illus 'rations
a great work for expelienred agents. Send Cir
culars of either wo h. HORACE KING. Publish
(r, Ihompsonvlll.e, Conn. mrSt4w
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BOarders Wanued.

4 GENTLEMAN and Wife and two single Geut'e-
"A men can find peasant rooms with boa, d, ii aD-
piled for immediately, at No. l6 BROWN ST.
mar21tf
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WE thought there was Nemesis for men
who ea'os'zed the Bouapaites. This is the
way one OF them appears 10 German E,cv
c'opedia:-"Abbott (spr. Aeboor) John Sleyens
Cabot, nordamerikauischer Observation-Disclosures.
geb 1895 20 Brunswick i'm Staaie Maine"
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Wanted.
RO9Pdprs Wantad.

fNOOD PANT MAKERS at So and 60 Middle St.
~ j. L. LEWIS Sc co.
Mar II 7-dtf
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AGENTS Wanted

NUw readyl The best book of the season is.
~ Prussia and the arco-Pruss at ar" By
John S, q. Abbott. No other will sell so wei. Now
is the lime to make money. who speaks first?
III. A. MCKINNEY & CO.,
jan4tfd&w Elm ST.. Portland, Me.
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Isaiiroar Iab,rers wanted

En MEN to work in Rock cuttings Also
loO soue experieDc- Rock roremen, Oh he
Pora nd q De" ensburg Railroau Western Division,
in Verwent Apply 10 KINj, FULLER q CO., st.
Johnsburv. Vermont
mr20d2w FULLER Il HARDING
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IL 1HST MORTGAGE
Z Per CT. Gold Bonds

en ''e issued upon this read are limited, in
amount to $4,000 per mile (whi.e many roads Issue
rom S!o'ooo to $4,000 and are offered at 80 and
accIueh interest. in currency.
loe most exnerienoed tinancers agree that Firs,
"or'sax~ Bsu.is. to a limited amount, upon a
n"i-hed railroad. which is well located TO,
business are one of he very safest forms OF invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure first class security.
oased upon iai road practically dole, and In the
bands OF leading capitalists who have a large De-
cnniary and business interest in It's success. will do
well to apnly at Office of the Company, or auy Of
its advertised aeents, for pamphlet and map, show
Ing The characterisics OF The enterprise
holders OF Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central Io@as at ge present profit, beside
hanisome increase of interest tor long term q,
years. Parties maxng such exchange will receive
for each $l,oOo Bond, $1,000 Central iowa Bond
and the following difference in cash (ess the accrued
interest iu currency upon the latter bond !, and in
annual interest, this calculation being based pn,n
market prices of February 1st, 1871:
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Furnished Front Rooms
To Let with Board,
je12dtf At Sc Free street.
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straw Sewers wanted.
Pro fitabie. Agents Wanted

NJ ONE but experienced Block Sewers
~ HlLLMAN, MELLEN 81 rO..
mrl6d1w ISL Middle ST.
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OOlx Wanted.

A STEADY woma an of cleanly habits. who can
n wa h aud iron and do The coot ing of a small
family. An amer can or Nova Scotan preferred,
Apply at The rresS Office, mr2zd1w
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WANTED.
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WANTED

Enn PAINTERS to buy the ART OF LET
ANDSIGN P AMT sRS' MAN
UAL with c"pions illasiraI ons and 1e.Isns and
c ,mptefe instructions Price So 50, Addre LY-
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q CO.. 30 Washington st, Boston, Mass.
mar17- I'M
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AT"ELL q CO.. t7a4 u"idie srreeI, ADVERTISE
MEN1s inserted in farers in Maine auu thr"ugh-
III the country at the publishers loves rates.
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AGRICULTURAL Implements q seeds.
q WOoDrORD, No. 1ls Rxcbapre st.
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Girl or Woman Wanted

0ITI Ut WO1ndn WaDteU.
A American Girl or Woman, between the ages of
n ~ ana 30 who can bring gond refer n es want ed
10 work IN PRIV te iamily. The work need not be
hard. aid to one VINO gives tIsiaction good stua
ton viii gwen ana good wages paid,
Que from the coautrv pref rred.
Add'es A. W. G. Box 8tS, Portland p o. or call
at this office. mr25J,f
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MerriIl'S Wharf :!
To Let.

A CONVENIENT FRONT ROOM. with large
a rooU in the ear. with steam power.
Enquire at this Office
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o y I = q Ar =.

Colonel John ID. Ashmore, Ex.Member Of
Congress.
Colonel John d. Ashmore. ex-member OF Congress
from ADpevile district, South Carolina committed
suicide In Sardis MISS. Tuesday, the 9Th instant
He blew his brains out literally. by dlscharging the
contents OF q loaded pistol into his skull.
Colonel Aslimore was born in Greenvile district,
near Anderson. s. O., and lived there until about
the age OF fourteen years, when he went
to Pendleton anu became clerk to mer-
camille urn. lie afterwards left the dis.
trict, and, locating In Sumter. pursued
the study OF law. Soon after being admitted TO the
practice OF the bar ne married. Al early age the
citizens OF sumter sent him 10 represent them In
the lower branch OF the state Legislature, which posi-
ton they repeatedly assigned MIN and which he filed
with marked ability. For several years, although
young member, he was chairman Of Ways and
Means-the most important committee OF the House.
In 1883 he was elected py the Legislature TO the re-
sponsible oiice OF Comptroller General OF the State
the duties OF which he discharged with exactness
and correct understanding In the year 1858 he was
elected 10 Congress- to succeed the Hon. James L. Orr
As politician ne upheld the principles OF the JEFF
less in the expression OF his views, q ready de-
batter ana possessed OF energy and great force OF
character. In person he above the medium
height, OF commanding figure with dark hair,
and black, piercing eyes, Anablc and courteous In
manners, ne won the afiectlons OF his fellow men.
Colonel Ashmore had an honored career In the
United states Congress before nim-prospectivey,
at least-ust at the moment OF the breaking ont OF
The southern secession rebellion.
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ARRIVALS.
pEpoRrEp BY TIE HERAlp srEAx YAonrA


Steamship City Of Antwerp (Br Eynon Liverpool Nov %
and Queeniown s4,h with mdse passengers TO john q
ok sns@ on ssRa
.,ss%sSp bound ~ % sss sssam,sip ii%ssTs Ssn
steamship Russia CBr), Cook, Liverpool Nov rs and
frsnessn Ss' I Snsss .Rss' s,esm
Saon 10 .tes%s. bound east s.s lat H sssOaa
Steamship wisconsin Br, Freeman Liverpool Nov % ana
s wn%. uemaa
ss%s bound Rsi q d. M'sS.s s.%
:hip Scots, hence for Liverpool same day, $40 AN, LAT
T. an %msSo ns boz bound ss
seam:hp Periers !rr, Daare Hsvse and Bres, Nov 25
weather Win wind: the Orr. four day.. rcm.ln
passed ship Jas Foster, Jf from LIVERPOOL for
Steamship nc.sa. tSo.s Meier, Hamburg Nov "a and
days. since strong gales from sw to w with high and
sisam.hp Msross,.. Msrshman, Ternsnairss Dee yIA
"aGs p..s.i fs.s @ %a ~
steamship Mon,gomery Palrcosn, Savannah Dec with
mS:s s:.%sue ans ss woca Charleston Dec with
us:s :amSp a:S Resmoaa & pon. and
Norfolk With mdss and passengers TO the Old Dominion
vc,un..., hows, PAradslDA'. with md's, to
Ts s CO
Passed ibr altar southern passage and mad
heayv this the last 10 days
schr Isabel of New London) Dennson san Bias ~ days.
with Owen Brennanveasel 70 Miller houRh
ION Had variable gales for the last ton days Nov
25 Of Sand Cay, sgnacd steamship 81 Lous dr bound
east Left vessels. y.
schr Albert Treat sswyer Aux Caycs, days: with log
wood and coffee 70 @ Van Bokelyn vessel 70 Snow
Richadson. Had nns weather 70 Hatierss from thence
ssronE hssa sP ns os he as beavy Low
schr l. A Edwards Rowland, Jacksonville l3 days with
lumber 10 M A Wilder A Son vessel 10 A Abbott HAD
strong NE and NV winds this entire passage was days
north Hatteas; 6th inst, samuel Gum, coored scaman
died; the body was brought 10 port for ntcrment.
schr Eugene RodeA Young Jacksonville ~ days Win yc-
schr Rate Rich, Doughty, Jacksonviie 10 Gays, WIN
yellow pine 10 Master Had heavy and NV winds; oeen
schr Julia Floyd squres, Georsetown. sc, days. with
naval sores. 70 Evans. Ball 1 Co M
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S HIPPING NEW S,
Almanac for Now York This Day.
AImanac Tor Now York : This Day.
Sun rises. ..... z IL Moon rises morn 38
Sun sets. ....... 32 High water. ..eve All
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 6, 1871.
CLEARED.

Franckyp .
Steamship Colorado tBr, Freeman. Livsrpoo-wfliams
Guiou. h
Steamship Tiuie, Dserne, New Orleans-C Mallory 4
Co. ~
Steamship Terry, salysar, Newbcrn, NCMuray Fer
RS Co.
Steamship wsmsu.sa Fish. New Bedford-Fersuson 4
Wood .... 81 NM N
Bark Damon, Shaw, London--Arthur starbuck.
BARK PactoIus tBrh Dalrymple, Havre-J Whitney 4
Co. ~. eslE -
Brig Irene tBr), Hale, Glasgow q r Bulley.
Brig Wexford tBrl Patterson. Bordeaax-D r De Wolf
Co. . y. a..trt.I
Brig Dec,ddo port, Braz, Lisbon and Cadiz-C Ludmann
4 Co. rtE HN @e T
Brig W A Heney tBr), Tavor, Decentralization Co.
Brig Oliver Cults tBr Nelson Port au Prnce-R Murray,
Jr. ss. ..9
Schr 0ersh Banker, Cotton Para-Francs Moran.
Schr Jeddie, Turner, Vera Cruz e Sanches Dooytz
schr Clara Woodbouse, Russell, Brazos-W oodhonse,
Southmayd Rudd.
scnr Mary Simmons. Candy. Richmond, vA-Evans,
Ball 1 Co. tl
schr A Aldrich, Swain, Richmond va-van Brunt 4
Bro
schr Mary Ann McCann. Kavanach, NorfoIk-s Loud
Co. UM
schr Mary Edwards, Greenear Baltmore-w Chalmera
Schr western Star, Crowell, Philadelphia. -
schr Geo Washington, Peck Stamford.