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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13

The little islet was only sixteen
PAGES broad, and could, of course, be
completely seen at glance. No liy-
Ing being seemed to, be- on tue desc
late spot, but there wasa curious heap
of stones in the center that reused
curiosity.
a The skif stil, lay ON the, shore, and
the hunters fighted It, leaped in, and
rowed to the spot, where, lying at the
point of death, were found the two
brothers.
While their strength lasted they
had piled the stones round them te
shelter them from the cold which q
nighf,in Norwhy, even - tkfs seasop,
was very Searching to men on the
point of starvation.
1t seemed that, being on their re-
furnEjourney, they had rowed to the
ISLAND in Lake Ret, to take up net
which they had set there; p sudden
storm arose, which caused their skin
to break loose from where it was
somewhat insecurely moored, and
drove IL to the opposite shore.
Neither of the brothers could swim
and ihey for nzmany-h hours of the first
day exhausted themselves with shout
ing for help. Their dog was on the
shore and could hear their cries, and,
indeed, see them. He ran up and
AoyRsthe banks OF the lakes and an
svered their cries witt his Wailing
and bark % { distress, He was not a
water dog, and, like HE masters, could
When TIE brothers found that the
island was quite barren, and that il
they were not discovered they must
perish with hunger, they did once
think of alluring their dog, with the
Intention OF putting him to death ae
4 last resource, to mitigate the bitter
pangs of famine. The poor beast, for
some strange reason, would not obey
their call lie moaned with and FOR
them until he no longer heard their
cries, then he made his way back to
the village.
When at this crisis they were found
and carefully removed 10 their home,
it was many days before they we're re-
stored. A long life was.granfed them
the elder brother survived this Incl.
dent thirty-seven years, and never
failed to speak with awe and gratitude
OF this deliverance. Had our pooI
dog tried to obey my call and swan
across the lake to us, as | wished, we
might indeed haye prolonged oui
miserable existence by killing him
but, humanity speaking. we should
not havs been discovered and saved.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

0 For the relief and
~ of all derange-
- <dSS1 ments in the ston-
- g. ach, liver. and bow
:. ! !
E@0@ els They are mild
SetkS SA excellent purgaiive.
Being purely vege-
><Sla no mercury mis-
EY sss oral whatever. Much
<lEa$ serious sickness and .
- suffering Is prevent
use and. every family SHOULD have them on hand
for their protection and relief WHOM required. :,
scss sss SIS MI T % III Which M
I the market abounds. by their occasional use.
tenn expelled distractions renewed. and tho /
whole machinery of life restored 10 its healthy /
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by Aysr's Pills. and
stimulated INTO action. Thus iIcipicnt disease
when rsckoned on the vast mnldtudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coatiug~
Virtues 's p G .an any sng Of @e so
that they are ever fresh and perfectly reliable
without disturbance TO the constitution, or dot or
occupation.
each box, how to use them rs Family fhysic,
and for the following complaints, which these
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Iistless-
ness, Ianguor, and Loss of Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stoni-
ach. and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver ConPlaiot and its various symp-
toms, bilious ktSaSlNchC, Sick HPnt-
ache, .Inundicc or Green Sickness IsiI-
ious Collie and Bilious FeVers, they should
be ludiciously taken for each case TO correct ths
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause It..
For Dysentory or Diarrhoea, but ono
mild dose is generally required.
For Isheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Pal
I,itRtion of the Heart, Pain in tho =
Side, BACK, and Ioins, they should bc contin<
uouSly taken, as required. TO change the diseased
action OF the system. With such change those
complaints disappear
For Dropsy and DropsicnI SweIIinra
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
TO produce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression, a large dose should he
taken, as il produces tho desired effect by SYM
pathy.
Asa Dinner PHI, take one or two TiIls to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite and invigoraies tho
system Hence II is often advantageous whcnp
no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
toerably we'll often finds that dose of theso
Piils makes him feel decidedly better. from their
cleansing ana renovating effect tho digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED ny
Dr.J. @. AVER C CO., I.racticay 7,.e,.s;sss,
HOWELL, MISS, q. s.. A.
roR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13

The, House of Representatives. has
drawn an elephant. We mean no
joke at the expense of the Colossal
proportions of Mr.. j. B.SteWart by
such reference to the, famous lobbyist.
But he Is on the hands of the House
as q recussant ,witness---utterly refus-
ing to tell what he did with $3.50 1000
in Union Pacific bonds. His appear
allce af;the bar OF the House is dra-
maticaliy reported In our Washington
dispatches and his fervent Insertion
that the confidence of his clients
should ever rest in his mallly bosom
was the best advertisements he ever
got;r for, he spoke, to the country just
asithonghIhe were q M ember of Con-
gress. No wonder the galleries APP
pIauded, The house Isl bothered to
dispose of him, and little breeze OF
ill-temper sprang up, over it. The
chances are that Stewart will remain
in constructive confinement until
March 4, when he will emerge with q
clean bilf of ihealth+- +-feady for btlsi-
ness.e=iZ ZTib0ale. e.9is iiak 70 saht aHnsel
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13
Attachment Notice.


et ~ - F1aaR "a So
INVOICE NOTICE. .1frsderick Mo wbery,
LIof Ting kaBokfs -. % the c6ah9y Sof Leaven. .
worth and State of Kansas, is notified that Julia
e. Mowbery, did on the 18th day OF .Desember,
a. u 1917. nle her petition in the ONCE OF the
clerk 81 the Court rof Comm9p Pleas, within
charging the said Frederick Mosrbefy with ex-
trems cruelty and gross, neglect OF duty and
Frederick Aowberv and have reasonable nlimo-
ny, which petition win stand for nearing NJ the
JULIA Il, MOWBERY.9
~ '-'i- i9an BY k W M4xson.l her Attorney.
Dated this 18th day of, peeemser. A. p. ISIS.
a97 .6w.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-13

elm HTHiI III9lllI q ~ TVINl y iIfp-
itsif fi7 itr.lI -ltils v i'liiit9f tfta
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New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
PERSONAL.

Eudes, the ex-General of the Paris Com
nune is very i'll with consumption at Geneva and can
not recover.
Statues to the memory of Wycliff and 1yn-
da be erected in suitable part of London, to
CONNIE mOrate tbei. efforts to free and open
Bible for the people"
The Pope has written letter to the COmte
de ChanhOrd congratulatng him the fusion Of the
Bourons which he says that God has listened TO the
prayers of Catholic world, and that the hydra of
revolution is on the eve Of destruction.
The Rev. John Moore, who was reported by
telegraph having been arrested for hOrseseang at
Greenwich, Conn. and discharged the next day, is
Presbyterian clergyman in good standing well known
in this city. 1t appears that while his way to the
railroad station he fired upon by party OF men
who were watching for a burglar. He took them for
robbers and pursued, sh0t at again. and over
his identity,
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. George f. Hoar will address the
Republicans Of Worcester. Mass. this evening.
The Maine election takes place next Monday,
and the success of the entire Republican ticket with
the Hou Nelson Dngley r its head, is conceded by
all parties. There has been very quiet canvass and
the vote will doubtless be unusually light
An election for members of the Legislature
will be held in California to-day Much interest is felt
in the result, as the Legislature to elect U. s.
Senator 10 succeed Senator Casserly, whose term
expires in 1875 Both of the old parties pretty ef
fectualy controlled by the Central Pacific Railroad
interest, hut the now party has made independent
nominations in counties, and while IL may not
develop strength enough TO effect the result 1t gives ad
ditional interest TO the election.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
THE BYAs MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of the negro, George Byas, for the
murder OF Della Corcoran. servant employed at EH-
celsor Grove In Bergen County n j., was begun yes
terdsy morning in the County Court at Hackensack.
before Judge Bedle. The prisoners counsel are g. Ack
erman and s. r. Demarest. and the prosecution will be
conducted by a. ID. Campbell and NJ NJ. Knapp A.
ID. Campbell opened for the prosecution. He
stated that on Sunday evening, July 2o the
deceased, Jnlis Corcoran. with George Byas
the prisoner his wife Ann Caesar Cisco, John Ray, Will
liam MoLane, and young man called John. left the
Jersey shore for Yonkers In a row boat upon thelr
return according the testimony OF all concerned
eYcent the prsoner and his wife Ann, the prisoner
started away In the again. with deceased Tor the
purpose Of taking her 10 her home at Excelsior noV
where she was employed servant GIRL ana lhht
inc last that was of her. The prosecution Wonu
show thnt the prisoner the last person VINO WIS
viii deceased wnen aiye aud wond nv 10 prove 'i VIC
srraIns of "A woman heard on thc river VI ~ s
Ihnt the prisoner changed his clotling upon ne @
nome. ttat subsequently, IN the DJht "llun W.
were found chIguon aud hair Plus. "hi'n ai0 '1'H
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
WASHINGTON.
BACK PAY AGAIN.


TREASURER SPINNER THINKS IT CAN BIZ RECLAIMED
WASHINGTON, eept g. The following IL
letter OF Treasurer Spinner, written to member OF Con
gress, on the back pay question
TREASURY or THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON. Sept. 2, 1878.
MI DHAH SIR: Your letter OF the 29th uto, win 81
inoosure as therein stated. has been received Idoh'
know that your inquiry better than oY On
extract from private letter that wrote 70 anotncr
member of Congress this morning, who made Ike III
quiry. Among other things, said to him
The First Controller OF the Treasury has decided nat
the money heretofore appropriated and tnat shil To-
main expended at the close OF the present fiscal year
ending with June 30. 1874 for the pay OF the saa.
OF members OF Congress- cannot then be covered h'e
e Treasury The Secretary OF the Treasury has gone
step further than this; he holds ina. the aPph,t
pration is an Independents one, ana n ,he mso nuho
debt always remains for the purpose ior "mcn
It was appropriated. and that therefore there y no
authority for covering IL into the Treasury Inc hOn.
John Sherman who drew the bill that was enaoted o
law, by virtue OF which unsupported balances Oh ooi
tain kinds OF appropriations are 60 % " and Who
ought to know what intended by the law' took III
view Of the case that you have HoweEot noS~aId hmId
standing his opinion. that unpaid salaries snouce
be so covered In, he did conclude In consequence
Of the rulings the Treasury Department to direct t1e m
Secretary OF the Senate TO draw MS extra pay rG a
hand over 10 me In my official capacity to be covered
in. This has been done in his case as IL mas Deen o
in other am not lawyer Dut II snVhiI %
volunteer an opinion as a layman, should go further
than either the Controller or the secretary uouD.
whether even the covering in of this, this money nr9
authority or warrant OF law will place
IL beyond the reach of the parties 10 Whole , ~ Sa
after in several ways aud on the mere statement
account by the dep0sitor, or by MS hers ~ aw'
against the United States for moneys had ana receNeI
1t possible might diyest yourself by ast WI, WIZ
and testament stating consideration the love ana
affection you bore your native land h0Pns 'niS Will 10
+. +. SPINNER, Treasurer United States'
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
THE GREAT STORM
NUMEROUS SHIPPING DISASTERS OFF sAepALhN
IsrANp-sERIoUs LOSS or LIFT.

NUMEROUS SHIFTING DISASTERS OFF asspALES
IsrANp-sERI0Us LOSS or LIFE.
HALIFAX, Sept. Capt. GoOiiek OF the
schooner Wixande supplies t1e following iniorns'i""
regarding the late storm at MagIslen Island;
His schooner was thrown high and dry upon the lana
there and Will be q total loss. Himself and crew were
brought to Georgetown, r. f. L. in n schooner, from
whence they osne 10 Halifax Capt. GOodck says the
gale commenced at Magdslen on Sunday, Aug ~, AT
a. m.. and lasted 81 hours, during whch time is Diew
with violence eqnaled in the experience ot the
oldest frequenters OF that coast Fitty-two nshihg
sohooners names of which it IL Impossible to Obtain
were driven ashore and Will each be total loss. UP
10 the time the captain left however only three dead
bodies had been recovered. 1t is inferred from
this that though the vessels lost are numerous
the loss of life has not been very great Among the
vessels which went ashore a bark with A) men on
board, passengers from Labrador. bark was driven
high and dry upon the land. but not souI out oi q
large number on board was lost a.. -
A Quebec schooner ut Entre Island, hndibg ma
teras for q lighthouse there. Nearly all the materials
had been landed when the storm came on Inc maerai
The schooner suffered severely both maSts
being carried and she being oJerWise uanasc"
She tOwed iniO Georgetown on Friday.
At Cow Head when the gale was ai lts nercest there
20 sail OF French fishermen, and 1t Is suppose"
every vessel went down with all on boas Tor NOT the
slightest yest9e OF any or them was 10 De seen to
sea moderated. brigantne with IT on Doard was
struck by a of the east point OF PIE and was over
turned When she rgnted, her spars were gone clean
out of her. The hull driven on the rocks ana every
soul board pershed Tne name 0i the 'essei cO"'u
not be ascertained. 49,.
than yer known before aud the destruction OF property
land has been almost great not greater hah 'he
loss at
Anotler violent thunder aud rain storm passed over
this city night. but damage has been reported.
The schooner EDrO has heen totally wfeck9u ~ CapS
Breton. Toe bflgantne Ellen BOndfoI Coai "uei' ""'
lost near CdTriOOO Cove.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
TILE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Br,y,Lo Sept 2-Grsn sept l. Wheat 939s3 BUSH
Corn 597 ll5 bush Oats 1l2 46l BUSH Barley AZ ousb
Ryr 25sl bushels; Malt, 40 bnshes LaAe and
rs imports last "a hour Flour l59O0 b6lsi Wheat
O6 76 bush. 800 bush; Oats ~ 10 bush Canal
LOG $50 bush Corn 4S3l7 bush Ra exports
eghs.-Whest lOi2c Com 9la Oats 6tc FloGr qaet; West
EN- spring SO 50Gs7; Bakers 81 ass Anber 81 10aeo 5O
White $3.50 25 Wheat sales Of 1000 bush hwauGee
No Spring 81 81 GOO bush Chicago No. opnug az 81 80
ouod: Milwaukee Spring 81 As, hsaukee No spung
Si So Chicago Spring 81 3o, White Michigan at ~ IOD
~ 7 Corn active and l higher; sales Of 100000 bush as Follows
Hgh MIed 54e; No 2 53Gj3; Rejected, 5Og5lc Oats hrm
~ 900 bush Chicago No 37c BaJ Nal. steady sales Of
900 bush Western I'll %. RE nominal at Soc Other
article unchanged ,v,, . -, u,
m At 81 81; White 81 9TH; Amber Michigan, 81 Al Cora
saiv yellow good demand AT 33e Fregh-IOe 70
bush Corn sbpmsn-2OOO bbs Flour 1000 bush Wheat and
900 bush. Corn ,
MysrHr sept 2Pour dull and unchanged Corn 6m and scarce
Ois-harke Bacon dull and lower Shondefs
9 Rib Sides l09c; Clear sides, lie bid Pork dull and
unchanged
SEwOrxASs Sept Pour-Good Treble and Choice Brtra In
demaud other grades sales VI Double Extra AZ sos 10" Treble
IS 2j 80 90 supplV light sales hIed ni
White Mixed 5d66e; White, 81 Csc Oats quiet at 400 @
In ou at 80 aS5c iIay-Suppy OF Prime al S2i
Choice s2 lower Sl6 80 for Old and S1 90 for New Dry
,ad Meats for Shoulders Bacon dull s 9 TOT
Shouders i Clear Rib sides IL t for Clear Se Lard
lIIac sugar and Mois.e-No demand Whisky lm stock small
es Of Loaans 81 Old$l 02 Cincinnati 81 % Cofee-suP
py held bV &c for Far 22d224c Tor Good
Corn Meal dull; Offering ~ 90 Ere ghslo Liverpool Cotton
per steam IL l6; per sail SD Cotton TO Nevork h Exchange
Sterling i2j; SeN York Sight y premium. Gold. 1924
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is published this day.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is published this day
The followingis partial list OF Its contents many of
the articles not appearing in other edition: Morn
ing GOry--a Poem. sick Headache. Humorous.
The Yellowstone Expedition. Personal Life of George
Grote...An Unpublished Letter from the Martyr or
Harper's Ferry. General Notes. The Old DOLL.
John Paul at Saratoga. The Napoleon OF American
Surgery . Among the Redwoods in Northern California
49, Distribution OF Prizes at the Universal Exhibition.
Home Interests. Industrial Progress My Neigh
boris The Farmers Movement aud its Dan
gers Clod Crushers-illustrated. The Preservation
of Woodland. Town Country. .Transplantlng
Trees in Autumn Fruit near Line Fences Gather
ing and Marketing Pears. How TO sell seed wheat
Fish Culture for Farmers. Horticultural Miscellany
WaterCress and its Culture. Fire Blight ana How
10 Fight u..An. Unhealthy Hop Vine. ..sumac...
Corn at 81 Is per Bushel Strawberries and the Post
Office Stock Gossip Forest Tree Topics Contrib
utors and Queries. Various Inquiries Answered
49, Geanings Editorial Notes. Foreign News.
Washington New York City. and Miscellaneous News
go The Criminal Diary. Railroad Perils. Political
The Farmers Movement. Brooklyn Despoiled-
Destructive Storm at Nova Scotia. The following are
the editorials: The Ohio Opposition, The August Debt
Statement The Experiment of Protection, WHAT eau be
Done About It, Forty-eight Hours Ahead, The School
mistress South and The Munce Case. The Dry Goods
Trade Live stock, Grain. Provision Wool Cotton ana
European Markets are gwen, also the Weekly Weather
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
A BROOKLYN SEWER JOB.

The Bushwick sewer, in the Eighteenth and
first Wards. Brooklyn has lately been brought
jo prominence in consequence OF the levying OF the
,ssmept 70 meet the cost OF construction. when the
was brought before the people for approval the
. it was stated would be only s26oooo; bat ssOOOo
,ss asked, With this amount nothing was done ano
ae1tra appropriation Of $4,000 was obtained The
.ork after some manipulation with contractors, was
annieIed during the Spring OF this year Mhie ing
orr was IN progress additional appropriation oI
"a aao ,Eas obtaiDed This made $4,000. and YET tho
80 ~ tbe se ver AS shown in IHE TRIBUNE was
s an stOO 600 The assessDentrols, made out ABOUT
forrniSht ago amount TO 600 The prOperyOwners
~. naturally indig gnant.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
The FIRE RECORD.
IN NEWCASTLE, PENS.-Loss, $1,000

IN NEWCASTLE, PENN.-Loss, $4,000
PITTSBURGH, Sept. "A special dispatch to
The Chronicle from Newcastle states that al t9ociocA
last night fire broke IN the stables at the rear oi
the Knox House The fire spread rapidly ournns '"o
following business places Albert Fisher hour ana feeu
store; George Henderson. dry goods a. o"po'''"
son iewelers; X r. Robinson tobacco ana news u'pv
AZ ucy,ir merchant tailor; j. u. Ever & sons dty
goods, II. Giiland fancy goods and eysry'Ss Ssnsry
,,ni,, ,n the nox House. The merchanis rha tottI
saved their goods in damaged ssae t ma iess tnan
1oss On the buildings and goods VIII nov o ~ ,nsur-
loss on 'I1 nahly 1Ilf of the loss covered o5 M IN
sS, smce the fre is thought to have been 'h' "o'
incendary. -. -,s oo
KNosroS. Sept. 2-The paper-mili oil S'ar. ,ro
aovapt a Co.. at Mount Pleasant 'oss'n'n n,oh, rns
.aw. mill Of Isaac Longyear was ourneu ,e A''
1oss !. about ,2s,OoO. insurance unknown
IN TiIIs CRY.
fire. caused by the explosion OF Kerosene
Ian occurred at 1910 yesterday 10 tue 'n'''
20 ,s brtding No 100 Mottst near lirs.l , "a ''''
OF ts "Ii "IIii'''' Raitlestsn. Damage SloJ. insured
nra ol unluova ougn occurred ~ Nv - 'n' on 'u'
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
GOVERNNENT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" AK DETAkI y IN u 7
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsnSGTos. ID. G.. sept 81 a. Iu.)
Al a I'M. LIZ -flIl

Synopsis for hs past hcsniU-f0T hours
The storm which on Monday night pre-
vailed over Northern England ana the So Lawrence
valley has passed to the northeastward Parity CLOUDY
weather, with has been reported from tue
Gulf aud south Carolina coasts and tennessee.
The barometer has fallen quite rapidly from Kansas 10
Dakota Minnesota and Lake Superior Win increasing
clOudness: fresh brisk s0uherly aud eastery wlhds
and rising temperature. ,.,
The temperature has fallen over the Middle and
New-Engand States. The pressure IA highest over the
Gulf coast; lowest Northern Dakota.
Probabilities.
For Nstr FnCldnd and The Middle Strtes Nght 10
fresh restery southeriy ci,dS and generality ee
ireather loH prrrail.
For the Southern and Gulf States east OF the Msss-
sippi light fresh westerly and sOutlery winds ana
partly condy weather with rain areas on the coast;
From Tennessee noTth-eastward over the lower lake
region, winds shifting 10 sOuthwesterlY anu south
easterly falling barometer and increasing cloudlness
From Missouri to Lower Michigan and nortnward
over Lake Superior and Minnesota falling barometer,
fresh brisk winds generally vecrng 10 southery ana
south westerly, increasing cloudiness, and RAIN
An OF quite low barometer Is now apparently ad-
yancing eastward Dakota toward Minnesota, which
will probably produce very brisk winds from the south
east the southwest, Lakes Michigan ana ou-
periOr.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03

ALLES-FAssiTF the 14h Of August, 1873 "a the u Ls~
ton rnc tn. Sayrc Harrs, ofsuo MO-
Allen Of Ne~Ysk to Mary Bell, dsaees ~ the e " u
FaSSt OF Philadelphia.
BULI-GOTRRIn Bario Aug &C. 1873. Capt Bdgsr Bs 10
Miss Eleanor A. Goter. fssmeElY Of Brooklyn. v Y
-WITSG--n Brooklyn Tuesday the 81 INST o~
Cbnrc the ChAs g. Adam, n hOrthna
beind Penn Richard b. ComAn Mar H. dsaghter % H. W.
Whiting all OF Brooklyn. No cards
NcKAY-HALSTRD-on MONDAY, Sept l. bv the Rev. Bsscv
William Mckay juliet Hasted, both Of Br'ohifa
MIRiCK-MAsoS-At London Bng Aug IL. 1873 By Rev r. D.
D. D. A. Nirck. Of heNfork 'y -
Nss NJ Mason daughter Of BenmB Mason Of fonken n y
TROWBRIDGE-SAYRB-I Sesfork CITY, sept i 1870 NJ
the Rev Charles Dseus D. Mr. A trosbnag ies
mehy Detroit Mrs Adef Ssyre, daughter Of the late ho"
T. o Bndge3amptoa, L.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
LATEST SHlP NEWS.
,toy otl,r SHIP Aers see Second Page.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s,u,hIo Ycors tBrl, hnnfoe aug -'' "''"e -f"
Fsalss a' And pas to HeaJersoD bro~ ,s. NJ ,.
s,rI.- ,ad psSs o Oh Dominion heamsbip TO- -
Sso leo " Glide, Cole Galveston AIs "a aud Key West
Ste~l..R ~H,s =. i.s and pa. o e. II. MALLORY d Co.
p n h VII H1at,. Crowe savannah with mdse ssd psss
Robert l~1wden -i,h ,o.. -, - g..
4 H.. A.. % ..,h -. -. -
Wm T.. Cigde Co
r, r. A. Aeu of BO,on Tarr hsianza - lays with
~ Ricardo III Cast,iane Boston ballast
-. Y.n.. Kryuols BOSTON, ballast.
NJ Atlantic ttier) Ellen. o JsnelTo 80 iAvs sth coffee
srr Enma Heather o Philadelphia iuson. dave xih
sggsr r- A. -, A.. a., ~, 4 u .,
DAYS stb l1hs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
psr,s sept 2-Auvrf staNshp fBl. from Liverpool 3
H.. n ~ .,on bugs Al &c Tar.et0n dom IuH
80 G..I Fa!rr ron Intgal Mof8ucf. from Pisc4gonlI.
ga,rLrsro, sept 2-Ardyc1 steamships Charleston, from New
Ya,. .Da A.l.al ava PatlisSas. LAess JsssL Isa