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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-06


Come AND SEE MY BLAME BOOKS, such as
Ledgers, Cash Books, Day Books, &C., before
purchasing elsewhere. have on hand Blank
Books made by the best workmen in this city,
make up, and invite inspection and challenge
competition. EDWARD PERRY's Uptown
Printing House and Blank Book Mandatory
No. l4a Meeting street opposite Charleston
Hotel. Jsni-0
CHE1LLEY's PARIS KID GLovEs-eVerS pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfections, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris. 20 Rue de Ia Palx.
London, So Regent street.
DEPoTs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
FuRcHaoTT, BENEDICT Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. noVa-omos
NOTICE 70 ToURIsTs.-Stereoscopic views OF
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
Jaoo0
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
EOR SALE, THE VALUABLE RICE
II PLANTATION, known as "CROW ISLAND,n y
In Georgetown District, on Grow Island Greek,
waters or North Santee River. dec16-s4 :
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BUSINESS NoTI cES.

The DAY OF FORTUNE approaches. The
Academy of Music, with the other grand
prizes Of the Scheme, will be drawn for jan
uary 9Th. Get your tickets In time, from Eben
Coffin, aub-agent, at No. 20 Broad street.
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TaE sUNMERv1LLE RoBBERs.-Hspry. Brown,
q notorious character who was arrested lately,
with Frances Marion, charged with breaking
into and robolng the premises OF Mr. Giraro'
in Summerville, has been relieving himself oy
q confession, and the result Is the recovery OF
some valuable property. Several insurance
policies, titles to real estate, notes, oonds ano
other papers, the property Of Mr.. Charles a.
F:Glrari, have been recovered and restored
10 the owner. Henry says his accompllce,
Frances, entered the house, and handed him
the box containing these thinge, with the
others already recovered, from the window on
the night Mr.. Girard was robbed. Their other
accomplice, George Washington, who escaped
in summervIle, has not yet been recaptured.
A pair of fine blankets were also found niooen
under log, which Henry confesses to have
stolen from another residence In snmmerVllle'
CauMBs.-Why is the car-bell strap like con-
science Because it is an inward check on
the outward man.
five hundred dollar diamond pin awaits an
owner in Augusta, Ga. 1t is supposed to nave
been stolen from lady In Burke County seY'
raj years ago.
.rIfson have but one ticket yop can only win
the Academy, and somebody else may get the
100000 prize.
Thursday evening child burst through
eisss door In Mr.. Won santen's Bazaar TO avoid
a dog. Ten cents worth of court-plaster ar
ranged matters.
A lottery paradox, according to a popular
. opinion, If an even number wins the Academy
1t will be odd.
A modest young man Of no histrlonlc predt
iclections has offered to exchange the Academy
which his ticket will draw, for the second
prize Of $4,000 Apply in writing at this
cfice.
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by WARDLAW 8 CAREW.. 4"
@ ALE OF STOCKS.
~ Will be sold at II O'Clock A. N: on TUESDAY
next, 9Th instant, In front Of the Postoiice, the
following Stocks:
$2so0 CITY STOCK ~.
lg0 shares South Caro- ina Railroad and Bank :.
Al shares Mt Pleasant Ferry Company
10 shares Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company " -. .,f,..H
10 shares Atlantic Phosphate Company.
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BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE,
No. a. Rrond Srree<.

by LUUIS ID. UeSAUSSUhE,
No: az Broad Street. > =
TOR SALE, TIE BEAUTIFULLY SIT
IL UATED FARM on Cooper River, known as
1.-THE Retreat" about seven miles from the city,
containing from 214 to $50 acres. On the Farm
is Brick Dwelling. house, two brick outbuidIngs,
commands 1ue view OF the river. The garden
walks were laid out with taste, and now have q
variety Of Ornamental Trees In them. To one
desiring country residence near the city, It
offers many sdvantagee. declB-s4
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COUSTESS Won

N. B. These are our Excelsior Congress-" The
finest Shoes made, and sold at only So pair.
No lady should be without them. Sold elsewhere
from $4to s5.
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(Transla' ion.)

(Transla'ion.l
BRpssELs, November 8, 1871.
Nessrs. W. @. CHAPMAN il CO.: GBETs-Dur.
inc nav tour in America, on a flying visit to
Charleston, by my request you were pleased 10
send me several pair Of your CATERS % all OF
which kept. must return you my sincere ere
Srorel for nayer have seen in all Europe any
SHOE SHOE to to surpass or even compare with them.
They have been admired by every. one. 10
send me By European Express one dozen pairs
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By LOUIS D. DesAUsSURE.

Oy IVU1c Ds sDcoxUoSphEs
EOR SALE, THE PLANTATION N
II Charleston District, on wandoo River,
thirteen miles from Mount Pleasant on both
sides Of the Georgetown Road, 400 acres; about
300 are cleared upland, 122 rice land; balance In
wood, pine. swamp, DC. decl6 81
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Anrllon Sales.--future Daps
WILLIAM MCKAY.

WILLIAM Mckay,
No. 40 Meeting street, Opposite Pavil-
ion Hotel.
PEGULAR DRY GOODS SALES, MON
IL DAYS AND WEDNESDAYS.
Will sell MONDAY, at 10 O'Clock,
600 lots OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Hos
lery, cutlery, Notions, &c In ots suited to the
Guy and country trade. Goods open for inspec-
Terms cash. ian1.amtnwIrno
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OUR
TAILORING

DEPARTMENT
Is On ,pled with the finest selection OF BROAD.
CLOTHS Doeskins, Castor Beavers, Cnlncnllla
Diagonals, Mtltons, and all styles OF Cassim eres
for Bushes Suits. VelVets, SllSs Plusn ana Casn'
mere Yestines. And variety or handsome Pan.
taloon Patterns. which we make up to order BY
measure at the shortest notice, and guaran tee
arst class and proper workmanship.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,
No. 23 Broad Street.

No. a3 Broad Street.
EOR SALE, THE PLANTATION ON
~ Johns Island, on the Stono River, about
ten miles from Charleston and about one mile
from Legareyille, containing S34 acres Of high
Land and about 100 acres Of Rush Land, Of which
about 81 acres are In woods, and the balance
cleared Sea Island Gotten and Provision La, d.
On the place are Dwelling. house, Two cotton.
houses and negro houses. decl6-s4
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,

+ ARGE MANSION HOUSE E-FORSALE E,
IL the large BRICK MANSION HOUSE, on
Meeting street, containing about II rooms, with
l2rGa ptrie2 and outhpillpQa OF brick. -loL aa6
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READY MADE SUITS for all ages, from the
smallest boy TO the largest man.
Dress aud Business Suits Of all descriptions.
Elegant Uvercoais, Pea Jackets, Derby and
Plain Sack Suits, Fine English Walking Coats and
suits OF all c0lors, Single and Double Breasted
Black Froek Goats, Black Doeskin and Fancy Cas-.
sImere Dress Ptnte, Yelvets, silks, Cloth, Castor
Beaver and Cashmere Vests, manufactured
under our own observation. We are therefore
sure OF good a. and durable work.
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South Of MAJ ket, Next Cooperative Grocery Store
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7 PER CENT. GOLD,

payable April and October Present price 30 accrued
interest from O5tOber LIST in currency.
The last week of our sales of ILLINOIS DIVISION
BONDS amounted to 1000. Early orders therefore
suggested, in order to any portion of this ex-
tremey desirable loan.
For further particulars statement of earnings, maps
of the line &C, apply to Messrs.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE, NEW FIRM, NEW GOODS

BARRETT ~ RANDALL.
Having hired and fitted up their Store at 533 Main
street opposite Chatham ready TO dispose OF
their stock OF goods, consisting OF
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on the Estate, cOnsistingin part Of Hay and Moved
Oats, Carriages, Wagons Horse Cart Sleigh all the
Farming Tools, Carpenters Tools, New Lathe; also,
the entire Furniture IA the house consisting of Piano.
Chickering's make, Carpets, Feather Beds Mattresses
Bedsteaos, Bureaus, Tables, Rockers Chairs Clocks
Mirrors Wardrobes, stands Books and Maps Stoves,
Rugs Cr9ckery Glass lin and stone Ware, and great
variety of mer, hancise not specified.
For further particulars inquire of the Auctioneer or Of
f, Il. WARREN, or MRS. LEIGHTON, on the premi-
ses.
Sale Of Personal Property to commence promptly at .
O'Clock A. NJ.
Terms at sale. MRS. EMILY LEIGHTON.
HORACE KENDALL, Auttioneer.
Lancaster Oct, 81 1872. dts GA
BY KENDALL Il BANIsTER. Aucuoneers
A UCTION SALE OF STOCk.-The
n subscriber will sell at Public Auction, at his resi-
denee, known as the Miles Farm, shrewsbury
Centre on FRIDAY, Nov. LIST, 1872 at clock P. NJ,
10 SUPERIOR MILCH cows.
The above Cows all young and in good condition
and have been selected with special reference to their
milking qualities. Also about 10 Tons oats cut green
for fodder about Tons Mangold Wurtzel about Tons
Fodder Corn and Open Buggy.
Sale positive, and all to be sold without reserve
GEORGE p. ROGERS.
HORACE KENDALL, Auct'r.
Shrewsbury, Oct. %, l5t2. dts GA
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THE INDIANA DIVISION.

is about eighty miles in length traversng extensive BIZ
luminous Coal fields, and making direct Cand the
shortest possibe) line between Chicago and the Block
Coal district at Brazil.
The Iron and other materials for the Indiana Division
have all been bought and paid for in cash; part OF it
in operation and the entire Division is TO be fin
shed this season and opened to profitable business.
The company is not in debt, and owns large and very
valuable real estate in Chicago, beside having equip
ment of twentyhree rst-cass locomotives aud about
700 cars.
first mortgage upon such road at the rate of $3.50
per mile is safe investment, and know Of other
railroad bond at the price asked for this that demon
strae similar value security for savings banks and
others.
We have sold nearly two millions of these bonds TO
savings banks, trust companies and the most careful n-
vesJors, and have but ss5O,OOO bonds remaining.
They for $1,000 each and have forty years to run
Interest
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CITY OF RCEST Err
FREE
EVENING DRAWING SCHOOL.

Glasses will be organized for instruction in Drawing
about November lst In addition the classes hereto
fore formed there VIII be one for Architects Carpen-
tiers.
Persons who wish to join these classes should notify
the Superintendent of schools once, in writing The
application should state the name age, occupation and
previous knowledge of the candidate and his preference
Of classes. A. +. MARBLE
OF diff STUNT Public Instruction
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Gr0tkerp, &c.

PAP Err NGIN G u
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Being engaged with A. S. BROWN, 1. should be
pleased to see.a my old patrons and friends and show
you one of the Largest and Best assortments Of
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WORCE ESTER COUN
w HORTICULTURAL, SOCIETY.

TheAnnual Meeting Of the Worcester Co. HOrtlcultu-
raj Society viii be held the Library in Horticultural
Hall, in the city of Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the
9Th day of November at l0k O'Clock NJ, to act upon
the following articles
l. To choose officers of the Society the ensuing
year.
?. To transact appropriate business.
B. To any change shall be made in the by laws,
EDWARD W. LINCOLN, Sec'y
Worcester. Oct. %, 1872,
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BUTTONS.
By KENDALL & BANIsTER. Auctioneers
Salesroom l24 Front St.
SALE OF
Valuable Stock at Auction

VIII be sold at Public Auction, on
FRIDAY, OCT. 25,
at 10 O'Clock NJ, at the residence Of Capt Joseph
Whitney, the old turnpike leading from Lancaster to
Bolton, the following property viz:
TWENTY PRIME cows,
20 Tons good Hay, one-horse Wagon and Harpess 1
Buggy, Gig, Pung Sleigh, nearly new: Hand q der
min, Field Roller, ! three-horse Log Sled Traverse
ing Tools too numerous TO mention.
Terms at sale. CAPT JOS WHITNEY
HORACE KENDALL. Anctidneer.
Bolton, Oct. 49, 1872 d6t oia
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By KENDALL Il BANISTER, Auctioneers,
Saesroom l24 Front st.
SPLENDID FARM AT AUCTION I

on TUESDAY, October 18th, at . o'clock P. NJ will
he sold to the highest bidder the Estate owned by the
late Mrs. James b. Barnes located short distance
north Of the centre of the beautiful town OF Lancaser
and adjoining the estate Of Col John D. Washburn The
estate consists ~ of good Land suitably divided
into moving, pasturage and woodland, on which is
good orehari in bearing condition and never-failing
supply Of water The buildings consist of thoroughly
made two-stsry House. containing II rooms verv con-
vementy arranged, with wood shed and repair shop
attached, all in complete repairs barn nearly new with
cellar under the whole. The above described estate
offers rare opportunity to purchase one of the most
desirable farms in Worcester County Also after sale
farm, will be sold 2 Acres Of Good Land with small
Dwelling House thereon. nearly opposite the FIRST de-
scrbed estate. Cars leave Foster St. station at 90
and arrive in Lancaster about hour before sale of
Real Estate.
Lao ON satr,n %, Mill h a,1i al IL.
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I II A G. B L A X E
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER G JEWELER,

Successor to Blake s Robinson, as agent for the
AMERICAN WATCHC co. or VALTHAM and
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN american and
Foreign WATCHES, CHAINS and STANDARD
JEWELRY Goods all Newj Stock Large; Prices
The LoOeSt, and every article tcdrranted.
Personal attention giren to Watch Repairing.
IRA G. BLAKE, formerly soih the american
Watch Co. Of Nathan, and sole Matchmaker and
Manager of the Watch Department in the late firm Of
Blake & Robinson. Store nth Clark, Sapyer & Co.,
$50 Main ST., opposite the Common.
Standard Time Kept By Ho,oard'S best 4stroaomi
cal Clock deoptf oS
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GB 9aip spp: da1urfssr, frOag urma, October IS, 1872
ffnant1al.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
To Careful Investors.

1t is seldom that Mortgages upon Railroads are
considered sufficiently safe for the investment of Trust
Funds. 1t is only when a Railroad is earning net an
excess gifts interest obligations with a certainty of
steady growth that its Bonds be said to be perfectly
safe
The CHICAGO, DANyILLE AND VINcENNEs RAILROAD
is doing this, and has this certainty That part of
known as the ILLINOIS DIVISION Orom Chicago Dan
vile, 1872 miles, finished last year and its gross
earnings have increased from s3446401in December,
1911 to S57,5s7.95 in August ls72.
The earnings for August were sS0I246 or at the
rate of 1854 1882 per annum The total interest iab-
ty upon the total issue Bonds upon both the Illinois
and Indiana divisions is S2sOOOO gold. The Illinois di
vision is therefore earning net more than enough to
pay interest upon the entire bonded debt upon the whole
road.
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STOP HIM &C. f. KILCUP hired of
~ the subscribers. Oct. 18TH BAY HORSE, BUGGY
high peck Market and dressed in suit of mixed black
bay with long black tail and NAME one forward leg gray
hairs near the boot one hind leg white hoof; the
horse cribs in stall; silt in nOstTils The buggy light
open, side box PATTERN with red running gear nearly
new. Harness light, silver mounted with single strap
traces and fiat reins; black shawl with owners name
marked one side. suitable reward will be paid Tor
the return Of the team or man TO WIN. 5. 4 G. o.
WILEY. % and 2s Park ST. Charlestown, or Chief OF
Police, Worcester, Mass. div O22
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The copartnership hitherto existing between the
undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be continued by CHAs. W. WooD.
j. 7. ROWLAND
o24 DIT CHAS, W, WOOD.
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The Trustees of the Worcester Co. Horticultural Soci-
city will convene, for the transaction of business mme
diatey upon the dissolution of the Annual Meeting
the Society. EDWARD W. LINCOLN. Sec'y.
Worcester Oct %, 1872. dtn6
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added to all bills not paid in 80 days from the time the
regular supply is stopped, per heading OF lice Ac-
count"
Office hours, till u A. M,2tlI5PM
Il. WALKER az CO.,
No. ENchange St under RaN SLatn Hnnsc
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WILLIAM READ & SONS,
HORSE snOEING BUSINESS

81 dim 10 Faneu Hall Square, Boston.
NOTICE.-This is to inform the citizens of
~ Worcester and the public generally. that have
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WORCESTER "A AGRICULTURAL
10 PER CENT.

All bills ready for payment at the OFFICE, as soon
as taken down.
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Motitts.

A TTENTION TANNERS THE mem.
IA bers OF the Regiment of Tanners who prefer 60
to Boston Oct S0th requested at Tanner
Headquarters. on FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 25th, at *
O'Clock, TO form an Independent company for that pur
pose. All Grant Republicans cordially invited to
Join us. Per order Committee
oq4
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
President Grant to be sued.

Mr.. Sayles J. Brown, ex-Mayor of Wash
lngton and late Postmaster Of that city,
has written a letter, in which he alleges
that General Grant cheate him out of
$4,000 in recent bus mess .ransaction.-
lie says:
1 know something of Gen. Grants
business qualifications as well as his char-
acter for honor, honesty, and truth. had
business transaction with him in which
he cheated me out of so 600 with a cool
ness and deiberatiOn that would do credit
to any blackleg. intend to prosecute him
before our courts, and have made arrange
ments TO commence suit against him at the
next term, when the whole matter will be
shown up to the world in evidence that
cannot be disputed.
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

Milliners, Dress-makers, Consumes,
Dealers and Jobbers, will be pleased to
learn that by addressing the New York
Purchasing Bureau, 704 Broadway, N. Y,
they can have advices of the latest styles
and designs in goods Of any and every de-
scription, that such a cosmopolitan city as
New \ ork affords. Purchases made on
Order at best market rates and forwarded
G. o. d. to any address. Endorsed by
New York's leading men, our readers need
rave no fear of forwarding their orders
circulars sent to any address. Wit
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02

to Gil expiring charters OF vessels now awaiting
cargoes. Friday the market opened with an
advance of 25 cents; Monday the advance con-
tinued, and cents was gained; Tuesday the
market declined 10 cents; Wednesday the de-
cline of the previous day was partially gained
by an advance of cents, and buyers swept the
whole stock in market that could be bought, and
the entire stock is now held in second hands
To-day Thursday tho market closes strong
at 50 rs with upward tendency. No. 2 in its
relative position to strained has also advanced
about 20 cents. No. and Pales advanced from
25 to so cents in the early part OF the review,
but Wednesday the market declined about tie
same figures, and the quotations are about the
same as for some weeks past. The receipts for
the week, i3,626 bbIs, will about equal those
previous week. The exports about balance
the receipts, and the stock in market has bees
neither increased or diminished.
The following the sales for the week:
Friday, July 26-Sales Of 4,775 bbls at 90 70
for strained, 81 80 for No. 2, 50 for extra No 2,
81 . for No. !, 50 87X for extra No. 1, 81 for
low Pale, 81 509S5 for Pale, and SO for window
glass.
Saturday, July 27- Sales of 2,162 bbls at 81 IS
for strained, 81 90 for No. 2, SO for extra No 2,
S3 25 for low No. J, 80 80 for No. l, 50 75 for
extra No. i, 81 for low Pale, So 25@s5 60 for ex-
ira Pale.
Monday, July 29-Sales OF 2,3I5 bbls at 50 80
for strained, % 80 for low No. 2, 50 for No. 2,
- IS for extra No. 2, So 80 tor No. I, 80 IS for
extra No. 1, $4@S4 25 for low Pale, s5@5 25 for
Pale, SC for extra Pale, and SO 30 for window
glass.
Tuesday, July 30-Sales Of 1 ,S22 bbls at So 90
for No. 2 So for extra No. 2, 50 80 for No 1,
$3 IS for extra No. S4@S4 % for low low P ale,
S5 25 for Pale, IS 5O@e5 IS for extra Pale, and
sc for window glass.
Wednesday, July 31-SaIes of 1852 bbls at
50 7O@S2 IS for strained, S3@S3 Is for low No.
l, &3 81 H@aS3 so for No. /, 81 for low Pale, e5
for Pale, So so for extra Pale.
Thursday, August lon account OF the inte-
rest felt in the election there has been general
suspension of business.
TAR-Owlng, to the sea rcity OF Sflis article,
the light receipts and the small stock, the mar
kct has evinced strong feeling throughout tho
entire week, but buyers have been unable to
purchase any lots of size, and the extent OF the
operations were confined to small transactions
which, for the past three days, were made at an
3C0 bbls against G52 bbIs for last week, show a
decided falling off, Tho exports were cOmpara-
lively light, and the stock IN market shows a
slight increase. The market closes steady ut
- % por bbi The receipts and sales for tho
wcc} arc as follows
Wilmington journal., 1872-08-02
m4asanE xS'rEH.x.1aENC CE.
ARRIVED.
I,nAAlN L. !

COASTWISE.
iBr) Brig Inyanhon, PinCkucy, New Io1l,
,jamca Anderson Il Go.
steamship Pioneer, Wakcly, Philadelphia,
Worth * Worth.
Steamship kCbcCCI Clyde, CEle.S, Baltimore,
4 ID Caz;Iux.
Brig IsoIa, Snowman, Salem, q q Barker s
Go.
Hrig Nellie Mitchell, Coty, Boston, J II
Chadtourne s. 60.
lGrj Brig Fortuna, soAemen, Richmond,
(Br) Brig Mary Ida, Crosby, Baltimore, Maa-
Brig Frontier, Morgan, Boston, IIarriss (,
Howell.
schr J p Comcgys, Hubbard, New York,
Schr Lucy Wright, Llzcy, New York, VII
IIamS 81 MurChiaoI,.
Schr Porta Plata, Porter, New York, Z Ilt-
Sol.rJ N Morales, Eldridge, Boston, . q
Parsley, ST.
Williams s Murcltson.
Schr Adiol, Moore, Lockwood's Folly, Ed
Schr Wave, Price, Torsafl Sound, Master.
@chr John y Griffin, foster, from PhiLldcl-
phia, Harriss " Howell Tho Griffin mado the
run IL 20 hours.
(Br) Brig Fair x Easy, Taylor, Newport,
Engant, hIaster, wish railroad iron 70 W, Z u
A r..
Swedish Barquo J-lrika, Bredenburg, New
Castle, Master, with railroad iron for ", q
Swedish Brig vearge, Norgaard, Shields,
Master, with railroad iron to w, Z u y f: z.
CLEARED.
COASTWISE.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York,
Barry Bros.
Scir John, Williams, New York, Williams
& NurChsOn.
Steamship Rcbccca Clyde, Chtlds, BaIt
more. \ ID Cazaux.
Schr Joseph Segcr, Ellis, Boston, G G. Barker
81 Co.
Brig Ann Elizabeth, Havelin, Boston, G G
Barker & Co.
Steamship Ecnefactor, Jones, New York,
Barry Bros.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakcly, Philadelphia,
Worth & Worth.
Steamship Lucille, Price, Baltimore, ID
Caz2ux.
FOREIGN.
German Brig Juno, Suerkcn, Cork for or
derS, Williams s. MurchiSOn.
(Br) Barque Amacrec, Thompson, Rich
m0nd, Va, Wick x MeDanc.
Norwegian Brig Adonis, BrickwOidt, Bait1-
more, j X Blossom s. Evans.
Schr Mary Baker, Thompson, Boston, Ilar-
riSS * Howell.