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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
A Mean Little Governmental Swim.
die.

die.
The Postmaster General seems de-
termiped to insist upon the rule that
insutficiently prepaid letters shall be
held at their place OF destination until
the payment Of double the amount o.
the deficit. Thus, if letter so bulky
as as to require two Scent stamps be
mailed in New York for Buffalo with
but one, will held at the latter office
until the person to whom it is addressed
pays the postmaster six cents. There
is no Justice, reason, or law in this rul'
ing. and it is TO be hoped its enforce
ment will be resisted in the Courts.
The sections of the new postal law, sp-
proved June s, 1872, bearing on this
matter, are as follows:
SEC. $50. That postage on all mall
matter must be prepaid by stamps al
the time OF mailing, uuless herein
otherwise prOVluel 'oE'
SEC. Isl. That all mail matter depos
tied tor mailing, on which at least one
full rate Of postage has been paid as re-
ouired by law, shall be forwarded to It's
destination, charged with the unpaid
rate, to be collected on delivery.
SEC. l52, That if any mail matter, on
which by law the postage IL required TO
he prepaid at the mailing office, shall
by iDadvertence reach its destination
without such prepayment, double the
prepaid rates shall be charged and COL
lected on delivery.
1t would be hard to fod in these pro-
visions any warrant for the arbitrary
ruling which Mr.. Creswell has approv-
ed. He and his subordlnates may
think it q good thing to fine A at But
ialo three cents for the oversight OF y
10 New York, and this alter has paid
one half the postage and A the other
but people are not to be thus mulcted at
the mere will and p easure Of their public
servants. Section Isl of the new Postal
law most positively says that II one
three-cent stamp be put upon a letter
r, quiring two, the letter is neveriheIesS
to be forwarded and the unpaid rate,
that is the other three cents. collected
on delivery. There is no such thing 10
this case as the "insdverience' men>
ii, ned 10 section l52. A double letter
with one three.cent stamp upon it has
a clear legal right to be forwarded
subject, Of course, to charge OF the
three lacking cents - World.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
NEMPHIS.,,
Shooting ARray.

MEMPHIS, September 25.-A notorious
oacSman, Fatty McGinnis, shot and,
y y ls feared, fatally wounded Thomas
murray 10 saloon last night McGin.
us whose real name is Shandly. es>
caped
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

The CatIo6e Telegraph remands Pere
Hyacinthe TO his secular name OF 10y
soa, sod pleasantly suggests that Loyson
means "eabbsgs-hsad."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
Damage Awarded.

The case of John P, Hughes, an en-
gineer, us the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern railroad, recently
tried in jackson. Miss resulted in ia
vor Of the plaintiff, Who was awarded
SIT 500 damages. Hughes sustained
severe and nearly fatal injuries BY N
a&sidaat In 1852.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Disease Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs. Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the grea
''discoveriesof mod
, ern science, few are
\ OF more real value
/ to mankind than
/ this effectual reme-
|. dy for all diseases
| OF the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
OF It's virtues thro
out this and other
cou utries, has
shown that u does
surely and etfectu-
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slly control them. The testimony OF our
best citizens, OF all classes, estanilshss tne
fact, that CHERRY PEcroRAL wlii ana uoes
relieve and cure the affiicted ulsoruers o.
the Throat and Lungs beyond any otnei
medicine. The most dangerous anectIons
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured by
this preparation. are publicly known, 80
remarkable as hardly TO oe believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. asa rem.
edy II is ADEQUATE, on which the puoilc may
reiy for full protection. BY curing COUShA
the forerunners OF more serious disease u
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount o.
suffering not 10 be computed. IL ltchaLshss>
trial, and convinces the most skeptcAL
| Every family should keep II on hauu ss
protection against the early ana unper-
| ceiyed attack OF Pulmonary A neclohs
which are easily met at nrSt. but whlch De-
| come incuranle, and to ofteu fatal, III neg
| lected. Tender lungs needs thls defense
| and it Is unwlse TO oe without IL. As SAFE
guard To children, amid the dlstrtssius us
eases which beset the Throat and chest o.
childhood, CaERRY PICTORIAL Is inHalu-
! able: for, by It's timely use, inultltudes arr
| rescued from premature graves, anu saSeu
/ TO the love anu affection centered on theii
| IL acts speedily and surely against ordinary
| colds securing sound and healI II restoring
| sleep No one will suffer troblesome IN
! FLUENZA and painful BkOSChlliS
when they know how easily they can oe
! cured. ,,,,.,
originally the product OF long, laboriouS
| and successful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll Is spared IN making every oouIe
| in the utmost y sSsIble perfection. IL may
| be confidently relied upon as possessing al
! tue virtues II has ever exhibited, ana capa
/ BILE OF producing cures ~ lnemoranIe as tue
| greatest IL has ever elected.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Decisfou Rendered.

New ORLEANS, September 25.-Judge
Dibbls this morning rendered decision
IN the case Of the State OF Louisiana,
er rel the Board Of State Assessors, Us
james Graham, the Auditor, ordering
the Imprisonment Of the latter, aud de-
claring the pardon issued by Gov. War
moth to be unconstitutional and a6so-
lutely null and void.
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on Its intrinsic virtues, and susta neu oS
It's remarkable e cures. 80 mild a. To be "a
! and beneficial to children, and yet 10 earch
ing as to effectually purge out the great
corruptions oi the blood, such as the scroll
ulOus and syphilitic contamination. I'm
purltief, or diseases that have lurked IN the
system for years, soon yield to this power
full antidore, and disappear. Hence It's won
derful cures, many OF which are publicly
known OF SCROFULA. and all scrofuious
diseases. ULCERS, ERUPTIoNS, and erup
tive disorders OF the skin, TUMohs
BLOTCHES, BOIIS, PIMPLES, PUSTU.
LES, SORES, ST. ANTHONYS FIRE,
ROSE OR ERYsIPELAs, TETTER, SALT
RHEUM, sCALD HEAD, RlNGWoRh,
and internal ULCERATIONS OF THE
UTERUS, STOMACH AND LIVER IL
also cures other complaints, To which u
would not seem especially adapted, such a.
DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, FITS, NEURAL
GIA. HEART TDISEASE, FEMALE WEAK
NESs, DEBILITY, and LEUCORRHEA,
when they are manifestations OF the scroiu.
lous poisons.
II Is an excellent restorer OF health and
strength In the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor OF the digestive organs
IL dissipates the depression and llstle's Ian
guor of the season. Even when no disorder
"a pears, people feSl better, and live longer
TOR cleansing the blood. The system move
on with renewed vi sor and a new lease o
life. acknowledgements
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Ayers
S Ar SAP A RILL A

Is widely know n
as one OF the most
effectual RENE iier
ever discovered or
cleansing the Sys-
tenn and PURIFYING
the blood. IL hat
stood the test O
years, with a con
stantly growing
reputation based
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-26

,,xas,ou OF Abyssinia-inter-
,,ntion Asked for-An Engage
.,sut Probable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-12
MONOPOLY AND sPoTLs.


The London firm above mentioned asserts that
the Western Union Company has In operation no
less than 60502 miles OF line, with 1913 500 miles OF
Geographic wire. Now IL must be remembered
that the united capital OF the company consists OF
1900 shares, representing at par The
the prospects held out-namely, that the stock OF
the company 'must become very valuable" in the
event OF the United States government awaiting OF
the option TO purchase the company's property.
Moreover, II seems somewhat singular that London
financers should be authorized to invite the Brit
fondly anticipated, will ultimately be got from
the national treasury. The people Of America
possess the full knowledge that, with the view
OF keeping dividcnd6 within certain range,
1t has been deemed expedient to create stock to
an extent which did not in reality represent the
actual value OF the company's property stock IN
trade. Dividends must be paid to the stockholders
OF q company who prOfessedy control vast In
terests Of the people, Trade and commerce In the
United States are subjected to exorbitant charges
for telegraphic facilities by reason Of an existing
monopoly representing nominaly capital OF up-
wards OF forty millions.
The COST OF CONSTRUCTING TELEGRAPHs IN EUROPE
is less than one hundred dollars per mile OF wire.
II IL be admissible that twice that sum 10 required
in the United States for IKE facilities 1t follows that
the valRe Of the Western Union STOCK ls little more
than llfty cents on the dollar.
The subj0ined table, obtained nom the same Om
cial source above quoted, shows c0nclusvely the
cost of construction In Europe. There we have
nearly three hundred thousand miles OF wire, In
Guiding deep cables In the Baltic and the Medi
amount TO only s27,33O,e6o
COST OF OONsTRUCrINd EUROPEAN TRLEGRAPHs.
Statement ShOlrinO the Sans or MOeU Expended tn
the Construction OF 7eieDrdphs from the BeGt1l-
ming or operations 70 the End or the Pear 1870
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CHURCH DED1oAr1oH AT HARRISON, n. Y.
RYE, N. ", August IL, 1879.

RYE, N. ", August II, 1879.
The Memorial chapel on North street, In the VII
lage OF Harrison, was dedicated tonight. The
building was crowded with devout congregation.
The sermon was preached by the Rev. DIR. Deems,
of the Church OF the Strangers, New York city. He
insisted on the truth that those shall prosper who
love as commanded by God. The sermon lasted one
hour and was an eloquent effort. He painted the
beauties of the New Jerusalem, with the bride-the
Church of God-reigning therein, and offered o
humble tribute to the name OF Jesus.
The Rev. Mr.. Baird assisted In the dedication.
The chapel was erected by citizens OF Harrison
well known in New York financial circles, and for
quarter OF a century connected with the American
press. The ground was given by Mr.. william Ma
fhews IL is said to be the first church edace ever
erected in the town. The chape! was beautifully
decked with lowers and the occasion will long be
remembered by those present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-12
ANOTHER POLICE SCANDAL IN JERSEY.

: While the police war in Jersey City is raging
there are evidences In Trenton OF breaking up Of
the force there Three OF the members have to be
examined on the 10th of September on charge Of
attempted seduction OF young girl, and scarcely
was the noise Of that scandal hushed be-
fore another one became the talk OF the
CITY, member of the force was watched by
his own wife and found In bed in Quarry
street with q col0red girl. The wife rails ed
an alarm, and that oficer, knowing what Is in store
for the other officers, feels frightened lest he shall
be made an example Of When the police were first
elected they proiessed great vigilance; that vigi.
want Of confidence In the force, which is badly de-
mOraized, and win probably be 0verhaued In q
manner that will teach them to do better. They
are, for the most part ward politicians, who
having rendered services to members OF the
Council or, by bringing all the power OF fire COM
papies to aid them, have secured appointments
and as soon they got into office verified the old
prOverb OF putting beggar ON horseback. They
have ridden their horses until the citizens, OF all
shades and politics. begin to express anxiety for
the morality Of the city and the tide IL so strongly
turning against them that there will DO "a clean
sWeepU some OF these DAYS.
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REDUCTIONS IN EUROPEAN RATES.


10 he year 1868 the average rate OF charge for mes
sapee forwarded on the Continent OF Europe was
equalto 10 cents per message oftwenty words. In
the following year various reductions brought down
that rate TO cost of S540 cents for each message.
The year 1870 shows still further reduction OF
fraction less than 80 cents per message. have
gone back 70 previous years in extracting rom on
cial returns the subjoined information, showing In
Q tabular form, hrst the number OF messages
which pu6sed over the wires of different Euro
pean countries and. secondly, the amount OF
moneys c0hecled IN payment for the work
fbus done for the public. the amounts hav.
Ing been reduced into American currency
Of the rate OF five francs to the dollar
Thus II win be seen that during the twelve months
ending December, 1858, the number Of teegraphjc
messages forwarded within the territory of twenty
Of the countries which constitute the great tcle-
graphic family OF Europe, Amounted to 2o,s7s,s57
and they were forwarded at q total cost oi
410,2l7,s51. The average cost borne by the people,
therefore, IL only 1910 cents for twenty words
while In the year 1869 the cost was reduced TO 1910
cents for each message. That figure coinprses the
money actually paid by the pubic, While W. work
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. II, 1872.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

$$ss,!s
:|::%s$ il % il ssy
sR Isl %ss 6 miles Ct cy ssw
steamship wyanoke, Couch, Rlcnmcnd, City Point and
sa'Ss $,ls ~ase ana passengers INC oa DOMINION
m:s and Easss Geo DE- with
Steamship Volunteer. BloOdgood, Philadelphia with
Ship Hudson. Pratt, London june q and the Isle q
Mnrn WIZ Had light Winds end eaSms tSroasHou
The HUDSON s anchorsd On the bar ,,,, n,s.. ..
g TSSias toof The ns!thern passage ana had
Sse s g. sS Sqs ss IF
yS. ere, ,0s Sn
sarS Norma NG,, Nor!asnholas Bremen s. days with
ship NO. 'ns
sss:s S
Sw SSs. b ny sa%f
s? s.Ss DARK Tsan:j5
Or ss Ap S S n ss:
s % S sssS a xn Is Ss trades
BARK s 6n Co. HS sh ad
sr ss v wss;ss neal
Bark ExgelsIer Powers, Gloucester Mass days. IN
R1ecytscn Pert T Rnsy 90 DAYS TsSs
NE s southern gsss"gs and had Liant y%d. Gains
seeR y saS Sy z H Beaufort
land Me, 20 days out short Of provisions, and supplied
srg Rshss G1SD Massess 20 Says 0 With
Took the southern passage, and had light winds and
Brig Alice tBr, Wives Cadiz 40 days, with salt toHE
sprague Co Made the northern passage aud had light
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TELEGRAPH SYSTEM OF CONTINENTAL EUROPE.
To the courtesy OF the Director OF the bureau
lnternationalc des Administrations Telegraphques'
arm indebted for full set Of statistics relating to
the entire telegraph system OF Continental Europe.
house to the various governments The infOrma-
ton thus obtained is, therefore, thoroughly rea-
ble The tables furnished by the Director, as Will
be seen by the accompanying abstract tend to show
that the total number Of messages transmitted
during the twelve months ending December 81.
1870 foot up &c. ,297, and that the entire sum
collected from the public has been sl2 oO5 $780, This
gives an average OF o fraction below thrty-three
cents per message, and 1t must be remembered
that In Europe single messages comprise twenty
words, though no allowance is made for address
and signature.
EUROPEAN TEIEGRAPHIo STATISTICS FOR THE YEAR
1870
Statement Shooting the Number or Te,egrdpltc Mes
sGges Transmitted In Various European COun-
tytes toith the Receipts collected from the Public
During the Same Period.
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Countries.
Average cost per message. $3.50


THE PROSPECTUS ALREADY ALLUDED TO
acquaints the British public that the net revenue
realized by the Western Union Company amounted
to g. es7, $40 for the year ending May l. is72 Euro
pean statistics for the year lS7l-2 have not yet
been completed, but am assured that, with the
exception OF Russia, no extraordinary profits arc
realized by any Of the telegraph departments on
the old Continent. The aim Of European govern
ments has always been TO bring telegraphc oom-
municatt0n within the reach OF all classes OF
ciety and to make the institution serviceable In all
relations OF life. To reduce the charges for trans
mission 10 minimum rates, and to bring the tee
graph closer TO the bulk Of the population are ad
vantages which cannot be obtained under the man.
agement OF private companies whose main and
legitimate object is conferred In the earning OF dlvi
bends. The suboined table illustrates the position
OF nineteen different telegraph departments In
Europe. More than half OF that number realize an
nually profit; the remainder work at loss The
profits, 1t will be seen foot up $lo2os44, while the
Aoss incurred comes to $751;, $780, leaving balance
of $751; sos as excess OF receipts over expenditure.
REvEprE DERIVED FROM EUROPEAN TELEGRAPns
IN 1870.
Statement Shouting the Rev,enue Account or 7ele-
Waph Departments IN the aforementioned COua-
tres During Period or TaCeJUe Months. Ending
December, 1870 usGg).
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A GIRL FRATRICIDE.

ST. LOUIS, NO., August II, 1872.
young lady named Mills, at Liberty, Clay
county, NO., had alteration with her brother on
Friday night, when she seized shotgun and killed
him Instantly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-12

Ship Loeb Katrpe for Glasgow; brig Max, Stockholm
schr River Plate, Hamburg.
THO following vessels are anchored AZ Quarantine, ont
ward bound .-Barks Hermann for Konigsberg; India,
odessa August Baltic; brigs Ocean Eagle Galveston
Jos Clark Daricr, Ga
Wind al sun s. fresh.
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FALL OF AN IRON BRIDGE.
PfTTsBURG, Pa.

PiTTsBURG, Pa, Aug. II, 1872.
An iron bridge at New Castle, Pa. across the
Chenango river fell yesterday during heavy thun-
derstorm. One map. who had sought refuge under
it, was Killed.
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gOVernment8.
tho reliable returns obtainable
TELEGRAPHIC EXPENDITURE
The expenditure as may be supposed, varies con-
siderably with the geographical situations Of the
Countries the density OF population and other pecu
liarities. Thus, for instance, the scandinavian
countries have been under the necessity OF incur
ring an expense very considerably above the aver.
must be remarked, however, that the sums paid by
Denmark form an exceptional case: With the war
OF 1894 the Kingdom Of Denmark lost upwards Of
one-third or the territory previously possessed by
her. or the 1900 miles telegraphlc lines which
the Danish network YS%prlsea in 1sSs theIS
the close Of the war. The expenditure included in
the foregoing statement is therefore no criterion
when We come 70 cSmpe Inc Eel Hnve cost u GI
ever It will be seen from the following statement
that In couptries like France Austria and Germany
of the general average:-
Average Erpendttstre Incurred IN the Construction
or n MITE or Tle0ydDh LINE In Each or the Under
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IN THE COUNTKIES KkFEHKED To
The twenty different countries referred to possess
ed at the close OF the year 1862 work OF l4s
miles OF Geographic line-poles and wire-with
pendent OF the lines belonging to railroad COM
panies. With the exception Of Turkey and
Roumania official returns have been furnished
tration In the creation OF teegaphic facilities 10
Italy the exact cost cannot be ascertalned; con.
sdering that previous to the consollaatqn o. tmSI
Der Of small states. Leaving out those countries,
that Is to say-Italy Turkey and Roumaniam % WI
ne eeen from the subOined table that 100 423 miles
OF teegraphic line, cOmprslng $50, o33 miles OF WIRE
were constructed at an aggregate cost equal 10
S27 O32 O8O calculated above at the rate OF o. 10
the dollar The average expenditure per mile
stands therefore, as follows:-$9S 81 per mile OF
wire or 1874 l6 per mile OF 1ne
LENGTH OF WIRES AND COST OF CONSTRUCTION
7g0le Shooting the MtleaOe Of TeleDrapo Lines ana
the Lengths or TeleQruphtc WtreS in Each OF the
aforementioned Countries totth the amount or
Expendtt.re, Reduced into Dollars, OF Constructing
the same, up to December 81, 1860.
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appertaining 10 the service OF the government Ia
done gratuit0uely.
EUROPEAN TRLR0RAPHIo srATIsrICs FOR 1858 AND
1869.
Table ShOscfn0 the Number Of Ielegrdphtc Messages
7r0nsNs(tted IN Each OF the aforementioned
Countries During the Years 1868 and 1859, trtfh
TIE AMOUNT or Receipts collected During the same
Period.
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Marine Disa sters.

snIp FLErrFoRp slower, at San Francisco 81 inst rom
Newcastle, NSW, was oil north end Of New Zealand May
sb, 50h and ss during which experienced heavy east
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Spanish ftisase Numansea by pilot boat Washington.
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THE APPEAL TO BRITISH CAPITAL
has the tendency to favor the impression that Ii ie
intended TO bring additional pressure on the gov.
eminent OF the United States whenever it IL decided
to purchase the property Of telegraph companies
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HIP NC NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TILE
MONTH OF AUGUST
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sThe In Italy cannot be ascerined as prior
ISO6 portions OF the lines constructed by other
governments.
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Tot1it Wander
Of Messages
transmitted Total An,ouia
Orer the Paid by the
Wires Dur Public.
tnq Tteelpe
Months.
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CAxpssrarows July so-put m windbound, Stella wes
CaRpiTy. July 29-sailed, Adutor. Enderson New York.
caIcur1l June Y Sailed stra,hblanc. Poe, New York
pss july fsssA1s Sd Bessie wilmington
g s @ : sT s
both sss po,,snce rom philadelphia. for
na%SsSs: Sth: Thompson Tno%Ypson: from Finland
for Br0 SSiSsrs Ssss c Bf9rs for N v
Arrived St DO Atn, deivera Dubrovachi vaeche New
Sailed h pSrs PsasrsSp I'm seT Y15h , shin Mary
nj @ -o 81 f ssada ssrom from New Or
JSy lyssailed. brig Rhone. McDousa
GLASGOW, July aS-saileG' oonsS' Dsnsi;en, PhiadeL
GRKKSocH July - Arrived, Black Prince. MITCHELL Ma.
IALIFAx Aug i6-Arrivcd, brig Como ORR, williams.
Sailed ION sea%shlp Nss sss ss ARD 2nsHes
osn from oI s park osr'a mod
IeuIour, May 1-sailcd, Brewster, Collins, foreign
pert s been y sSE ss
Sa ss keS scsE s sHS: and xner.
Ssas Sss: assS .M fsE safiS" new
Cleared , SSsd MsiIsen rnjMSsRns md Heel. ~
Mcdowell, for Boston vilairancs Bairnson, Calcutta
Alice Ellis aud Antarc rllnn New Orleans; Scotia o.
IcsDos July Arrived, Critic rion, Can't Wilmington
'eSms Spnss csS.e Ssr S SSm Dupont from
M.pris. Ja,y Arrived city cf New York. Thomas
Eosaovli, July i9-in port brig Example (BD, Berry
rom Boston.