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II will tie American News Company bought
thAa i Worlds aud raes
together York News Company also bought
moro rRIRt thsnt dill Worlds and put together
This fair comparison OF tho relative
chases months past There has been time ts
year which tho daily circulation Of TIKI TRIBUNE nos
equal combined daily circulstons Of TIE World and
inns in which eekly circulation quad
ruplo combined weekly circuSons Of The World
Times In which s weekly circulation not out q
sight the combined weekly circaa0ns Of The World
the 10th OF April two OF the best known ID
vertsng agents the country prepared the following card
sned have examined the books Of rnx rGs
USr OF s Pross ROOM the daily reports etc.
and entirely satisfied and 10 certify that tho
la.on Of THE TRIBUNE for month Of March
i254,625 complete ces making average dolly erctl
ten month Of 1910 aud tat the entire circulation
Of TRIBUNE for the month Of April. and In
Guiding day Is, $40 complete copies making ~
av.rsgs daily for he month Of April far
50, SIS complete copies. =. A. P&rrENGILL.
Hss. Y9rk. Apnl 70. 1878 KEENAN, BURR
figures gwen remained sngulsry stable through
past MONTH Tho daily circulation OF Tsa
TRIBUNE the whole month SOL IDS.
The following nom the oc:ai report Of the POSE
master City York the Postmaster General
giving OF postage pad BY each the moah
January 1875 It's regular editions cent irom the New
Oloe regular subscribers further illustrates
The rsaativs circulAuopsi
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GENERAL POLITICAL Ne VS..

THE MASSACHUSETTS, CANVASS.
A MEETING OF TIE FRIENDS OF A. II. RICE FOR
GOVERNOR
BosTON Sept 9.-Pursuart to call, there
wac large meeting OF Republicans this afternoon At
Mechanics Hall IN behalf Of the nomination Of the Bon
Alexander II. Rice for Co, vernon Among the rcsclu-
lions adopted were the follOwing
Resred That the interests Of the Republican party OF
the and nation require the speedy and sure return
of Massachusetts to the line OF uuquesG.oned Republican
5taies. -, -,
Resored That for the pacfcaon OF the south the re-
turn to specie paymen dealing with public lands.
considerable treatment OF Indians. integrity among
local and general officials and underlying poltcs
basis OF character and uprghtness, tate should Do
Nore outs poken and determined tnan massachusetts.
The canvass has narrowed TO Mr. Rice and George H.
Lorng Tie friends Of each confident VI controlling
the Convention the 29th.
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DIED.

JENKTNs-Sept Louise J. McMallen, wife OF Clarence T.
jenkins daughter Of the late Thomas McMulen Of
ALBANY.
Funeral this Friday afternoon Sept TO- 3 O'Clock FROM
tire First IresDy terian Church, Albany
LITrLEOn Thursday Sept o. Of consumption, Jacob Ltta
aged 80 years
Funeral saturday, Sept H. from 425 Fourth s
O'Clock Relatives aud friends arc invited To Attend
LOCKwooD-Thursay.s sept kebeccA wife of Vim. Lock
wool, aged II years.
Funeral Matthews Church Bedford Westchestes
County. SATURDAY, Iith INST. at 2 D. m.
ROBERTSON Wednesday the sh inst- Of dphherA Annie
May, only daughter OF Edwari and Mary f. Roberta
Fupei 81 services saturday SEPT L. At At the parents
resAencs, Pass&ic, n. J.
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES FROM wEsTCHEsTER.
The Democrats of the lid Assembly District
Of westcheser County held Convention at White Plains
yesterday for the purpose Of selecting delegates to the
State judicial and Senatorial Conventions. The following
were chosen: To State Convention. Thomas X Fisher
Of New Rochelle Robert W. Edmonds VI East Chester,
and Abram O. wilson OF Greenburg to Judicial Con-
yention e. F. Hoppe. r Of Creenburgh to senaror'ai
Convention, l.. d. Huntington OF Sew-Rochene ID =.
Nice srthy OF Rye, and Benz Amber Of Bedford.
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but two of them dropped ont without ceremony.
SECOND BALLOT
aecnnd ballot rrsElted as fellows:
THIRD BALLOT.
The third ballot resulted as foll'
GREETINGS FROM OHIO.


No nrogress had been made thus far i'll consoi-
dating majority upon any OF the numerous
candidates, II was scrub race, in which even the
most obscure competitor had chance to win. The
delegates therefore stuck to their favoriteS with
tenacty unusual in nominating conventions. An
adjournment for supper was carried about o'clock.
After the Ieassemblng at S. dispatch was read
from the Chairman of the Ohio Democratic Com
mittee thanking the Convention for its action. and
promising to respond to her greeting by 10000 ma
ority in October The names of Coiiroth, Mott, and
Morton were withdrawn from the list of candidates,
and the balloting proceeded.
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JOHN MoRRIssEY ELECTED TO THE SYRACUSE
CONVENTION.

The anti-Tammany organization of the Xlth
semby District held u last evening at the
Germania Assembly Rooms at Twenty ixthst and sew
cnth-a,e for the purpose Of eecng delegates to the
Democratic State Convention at Syracuse, on Sept 10
The following were elected Delegates. John Nor
risscv Samuel B. Garvin. aud oliver p Buell.; Alter
mates T. J. Barr, j. C. Marriott, AMI James Mcconnell
lrict Organization held, with j. c. Marriott IN tue
chair John Morrissey made address, IN which he
s,oke of the contest between himself and Tammany Hail.
expressing himself opposed 10 ia coercion ana the
manner IN watch the Xith Assembly District had boon
treated He did not propose 10 he any mans slave Tie
points on which they differed In not giving places
Ia Democrats IN the UNJUST reduction OF the sborers
wages. Tammauy had nothing to give that ho wanted
" would accept.
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CALEB LYON.
e x.ADa1olA a

The death of Caleb Lyon of Lyonsdale,
~nburb OF Groig Lewis County. New-York. announced
Mr.. Lyon prominent man in the northern part Oh
A., sts,a where his literary procivities and his extcn-
,. library and art collection. which always open
a. xisitors occurred him many acquaintance among
prominent men. After the burning OF his library at
Iyou.daie, Mr. Lyon engaged in politics He was ap-
ppted Consul at Shanghai China by President POLE III
mamhrr OF mo Assembly, bus resigned after lew
months service and then sent 10 the state senate III
IsS3 Mr. LYON was elected TO the XXXllld ConSress rs
An Independent candidate, supported by the wings
After tbs torn of office had expired, he retired rom
nnbic life but became active supporter OF fresuse.
lincoln at the hreagng of the Rabeon anu IN Sot
VAS appointed Governor of Idaho Territory wnon ps
top he held for years. but while retuin o
Wet he was robbed OF a large sum OF gOd Whlch pc
,onScd ~ the Government His life has been passed
IN retiremeut
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"rhe Lorng movement has gone far that cannot be
bcaton the Convention making serious party
ht and causing bad feen which will help CASTOR ut the
polls. The party will be still further weakened and
divided whether Rice Loring 10 the candidate the
Republicans were but wise enough tney might bring out
the whole moral force OF the aud set the
national political fashion for 1876 by making Charles
Francis Adams the next Governor OF Massachusetts,"
There hints of indefinite plan of running An
independent ticket with Mr. Charles Francis Adams for
Cover and Gen. Bartlett tor Lieutenant Governor.
That would be Q strong team.
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MARRIED..

APPLETOy-LINCOLN-O Wednesday, Sept 2, at Grace
Church, Providence, l., by tbs RI REV. fhos b. arsa
ID. D.. Daniel Appleton 10 sophia w., daughter OF ev.
ThOA D. Lincoln, D. ID.
IvES-COwLES-At the Pearl Street Church. Hartford
Conn. Sept T. 8,5, by the Nm. l. Gag. Charles "
Ives VI u. Elizabeth CVwlss VI Hartford
AT Notices Of Marriages mass be sWdsrsed sriA JsU
ronS aud olLtress.
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FOREST FIRES.
A GREAT COMPLICATION IN ST. LAWRENCE
COUNTY, " Y.

COUNTY, " Y.
OGDENsBURG, n. Y, Sept. 9.-Forest fires are
raging flriOIsy about one mie east OF Massena Inc
arcs started this morning, and cover tract mile
wide aud five miles long. Tho wind ia blowing gale
from the south The farmers deserving their dwell
ings Large tracts Of standing timber are swept down.
and the ra runs through the and fields OF stand
ing grain with incredible rapdty The season has been
unusually dry no rain has fallen during the past six
weeks The IN the streams Is very low and the
wells are all dried
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the amen1meus to the Constitution Senators leon Alb
bet Of Hudson. John Hopper of PsssacsJ Henry Stone
OF Union, W. j. sewell Of Camden and Hosea f. Madden
Of Atlantic. The will meet tho 18th fnrt
Up the present time only 30 returns out Of 4lo lave
been made A week Is allowed for this purpose.
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viii be therefore, that the circulation Of rBn 80
rSg through aas greater that re
inns eynhned TIE World and combtnsA AID
Almost great all other Aps
conbibs viii and also tntsrsst
member The Columns OF THx rRyvks cuesax Who
than the CITY and thss sor
In tbe sasorosD
IN sp cclurn 10 nns any Of the other pspsx1- -
' Sasls ffStuax, HaS II
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
REPORTS ON BANK TAXES CALLED FOR.
rad Gent u sT5

The Controller of the Currency has issued a
circular all National banks, requesting them TO FUR
nish his Office. q blank accompanying the circular
the amount Of paid by them 10 State county,
city, town. other municipal authorities for the years
1874 and 1875. II there bo any tax assessed on the
stock of the banks. ana paid siockholders them
selves personal property the COntroler request
that the amount OF such tax he scetancd ana ncosed
with the returns He also asks for statement or INC
amount expended for internal revenue stamps during
years 1874 and 1873 Snch statements OF the banks
will published in detail but the Information re-
qured will be summarized for in the next ANIMAL re-
nn Of fhA
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Steamships Frfsia Hamburg p Caand for Rotterdam,
Crescent City, for Gamma for -Inuds bark Carrie
Deal. tor Antwerp; brig Thetis, Tor CurscoS.
WiND-oun.el light. ). clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON Sept s-ArTivod, steamship Champion from
Y0r. Moses williamson. from baltimore. Cleared,
SCI Charlotte Jameson, for Weymouth
1YBEE, TIA, 9ssled steamships Cleopatra for New
York oriental, Tor Boston.
WILMINGTON y. g., sept 8-Arrtved, schr Nellie starr.
boston.
PASS Sept s-saed steamship Brashear for
New-IUrk.
Ba yswIck, Sept s-Arrived. steamship Huntsville.
from reT1anuina-
PVssAcoLA sept scleared ship City Of Liverpool (Br
FOR Our ensLown brig Wblaell, for d2y Ana.
NEsORigAss, sept 9-Arriyeu George sealey. from
Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
81. JOHN. N B. Sept 9.-Arrved, brig C. A. Dowey. and
Cur.ier from new YORK. sailed bark LLze u
lespio, fOr Newport, Eng.
LONDON. sept J-saled for the United states, Gustav
Charles L. Faosns henrietta Capt Nicke Alfred Living
sIone JGvent savanna George enry spray Boom an
LOch L0mOnd, ArasiIo Northampton capt.
Frasx, Graf Behr NegendInk. Arrived OUT On me
inst, Hanna Arrived ont tho I'd inst
Maria iouisa. Arrived out on the 6sl inst, Victoria
Arrived out the SIN inst. Js-s
kreidg, Ioihnder, sir hoOert HOsson oerieux
Merriwa, Mary LoweTfsOn, ocean Express. e0nan,ien
Devete Du0oJac Forest Queen the latter az Bel
Genider Jas T. oett Ausral Last three Al Law
erpuO the 9tn inst Toronto Iron Queen
Mamie Il. Watts Lake ct. Cistr ami Lake ontario
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 9.-The Republicans
Of the Td Mississippi District have nominated Finns H.
Li'Cle for Congress
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James II. Ross, York.
IAE CHAIRMAN STARTS FOR HOME, But Is COM
PELIED RrMAIN.

PELLED To KEMAIN.
After announcing this VOTE the President, in the
midst Of frightful uproar decided the Convention
adjourned until o'clock this morning, and, putting
on his hat left the chair. of men then clam
bered the ioolights, seized the old gentleman
roughly, called him opprobrious names. AID forced
him. by abuse and threats, to resume the chair and
order another ballot.
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oprrI-ARY NOTES.

DOVER, N. H., Sept. 9-Ihomas Cafu Oh
Dover Point leo years OF age died last nSn'. lie was
nrotshy The Oldest man in the State.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 9.-Daniel McLaren, late
p,,.n, M the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton Rail
road his late residence IN Glendale TINS morning
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GEN. SPINNER ACCEPTS.
NAL NOMINATION..

SARATOGA. Sept. 9.-Gen. Spinner has &C
cepted the Republican nomination for Controller.
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FOURTH BALLOT.
IVNFs VI DIN IstFIT'
I'll Ait L.I1ot r,au1toS a. folln-va.

The notable feature Of this ballot was the large
gain made by Dreher. from to II votes. HIS sup
porters now Withdrew him in favor OF Judge FER
shing who by tis accession became at once strong
candidate.
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9uerial Notices.


Mrs. W!nsiows Soothing Syrup, for children t-sthnE
sotens le EnnA alays ali pam, md cures wind cole
Sherry Wines. all Styles dry dry sweet pale very
pale golden. brown and all grades from ~ TO s2 pee
gallon light golden old Importation the best valne
m Now YORK al the price IS 30 per saAonl H. kI9h
CO.. 80 Fulton-sLr y. T.
Advertisers essriaa - gain tsc attsnties and Pm
rrsnass Of Farmers asd AgrieuItursts. will find The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective
II reaches farmera and those Of better
than any other weekly paper published Advertise
proper classification should 10 handed IN On
on bsfurs Monday Of the week Of issue.
The Best Rooms for Omces In new-York.-over half
THE TlIBUNE BUILDING is now occupied BY It's perma-
tsnxurs They and all their vstors unto In pro-
aouue.ng it, Offices the MOST ATTRACTIVE and all things
considered tho CHEAPEST in town Contrary TO the gen
expectation the building proves to be much the hgess
Of a. e large oulngs IA he city AL tho IComs are bsaI
wood (asuD. There elegant sa$
nxturux every All exceedingly
jght AIRY perfectly ventilated nave outside wndosA
and rrcty With the elevators and nearly all
ays the hall The elevators
side SIDE in good working orter They are
Erpt running from O'Clock In tho morning I'll long after ma
MINT Kents favorable termA Application uouid DO
made IL he TRIBUNE Counting roo"
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ninth halo, resulted as follows

Bars fate was virtually settled by this vote,
while Ross advanced almost even with Bigler. IL
began to look az if the end close at hand. and
the final struggle would be between Big'er. Ross,
and Persberg At halfpast II thu roll YVES called
for the tenth ballot
TENTH BALLOT.
The tenth ballot resulted follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

The German Democrats of the With Assem-
bly, District held meeting evening TO settle dis
pu,ed the presidency Of the district between Mr.
Dxer AMI DR. Vukcr All the members present yester-
day voted in favor OF E. Diyer.
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A FAST MAIL TRAIN TO PITTSBURGH.
rha Dnrt a ffica Ilanartmenf has nnrfncil

The POst-Otice Department has perfected
arrangements for a fast mail train between NewYork
and Pittsburgh which ii is expected will be put In opera
ton on the 9th met. 1t will leave NewYor at 4:30
m and arrive in Pittsburgh at p m, connecting with
trains for Chicago The mails will arrive in Chicago at
$50 the next morning st. Louis III IN. the follow
ing day and at indianapolis and Cincinnati at a. m
tie second morning. IL will be postal train 10 Pits
hurgb only hut 10 will not run on full postal service
until alot two weeks after II il started owing to the
tact that complete schedule OF trains furnished BY
the Pennsylvania Railroad Comuany only yesterday
Ihe IA mail train Chicago viii also begin on tho
10th inst will he COMPLETELY organized and IN good
running order from the start.
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LATER TIDINGs FROM THE CONVENTION
A FRUITLFss BALLOT FOR TREASURER.

ERIE, Penn, Sept 10-1 a. m.-After the nomina-
ton of ige batch of candidates for State Treas
urer the Convention at O'Clock began to vote, I'M
der rule dropping the lowest candidate after each
ballot.
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CANyAssERs OF THE VOTE IN SEwJERsHY.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 8.-The Governor ap-
pointed the following gentlemen to-day ~ csnva'sen 70
count the votes cast Ut the recent election for and against
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PASSENGERS ARhIVED.

PROM OIL A sG0W-fn steamshio Utopia, Sept ..
u.r-x n prowr. w p Gundrv Mrs NJ G. McEwaR
John Kenneth W. f. Cunning Miss Hcs~ans
&. W. Brooks VIM. HarrisUn, yas n Narn,
Blackburn Chs4 HOfond, miss ]. r. Gray,
Miss n Downrnc J,a Ham nd wife John PoFteouA
T. = Sol,nao JarI ne and WIFE j. POrieOus and win
Miss II. y. Caryi. Miss N. r. Jardine. ass forioonA
Thoa Cock, TLos Janine, Miss J. N. fiats
I A f'luch. d. IA Il 500 wife Miss Juia Porter,
Mics A. a Cameron and child Mrs. e. PAUL
n n Lillian and wife Tsi~ and vita LISA R0uget
John DllioD MISS f. \. Kelly, J. r. lte<net
r r. Dsyie: a wife n q. Kelsey, 7. c. Russell
Miss L. NJ Davies, B. Lodge and w1fo, Jas. Rosa,
Dnncan n, John IItdon, A. J. HsidAu VIA
edward DAY, j. Murdoch and wife. Hiss steel -.
: r Dsy Geo Ma. m Jos. soxisy and VITA
Is H. Dixon. u. Magee and wife, Dr.. Sanderson
Rev A. fr cson, X J. q. Oakley, 4. Sprfneets
W r. George X. w. Moore, A. Turner
Mr. doodr ca a wife Rev G. A. Moore, Miss J. vogt
Mime Tons ld son, Wallace. Mi Inie warren
Miss A Haggerfy. 7. Woodward A. J. Wsuxh,
Mr., JsS AnaeI son Mrs. Randall. W. w. NisrOA
and son. joan Mcdonald.
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club, Ia. "a. Sd. a,n. sts sth It'll 9Th sth Total
ss.,Sa,;.-S 3 3 I : ! oo-'ss

A close game was played at Philadelphia
yesssrday between the Mutuals Of New-York and tho
Philadepaia Gray Stockings. The playing OF both clubs
Wa excellent fhe Nutuss von scoring runs 20 their
opp0psute
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FIFTH BALLOT.
The 9Th ballot resulted az follows

On this ballot Barr gained II votes. The other
leading candidates made smaller gains. Stiles and
Gibson were now withdrawn.
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SIXTH BALLOT.
The sixth ballot resulted as follows:
SEVENTH BALLOT.
EIGHTH BALLOT.

Moves and Barr lost strength on this ballot, whiie
Bigler and Pershing made gains. Efforts 10 reduce
the number of candidates by dropping the lowest on
the list, after each ballot, failed.
NINTH UAIIOT.
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m Iuferss: n Adyertfse m


Yesterday the American and Nev.YOrx News COmpan.s
bought Of the various morning papers 10 folows;
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC MARkETs.
WILMINGTON a-spirts rurpentIne rrm - SOC. Rsssn
6rm ss 81 ~ Tor Strained. Tar steady - u -.
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IA. funeral VIII take place Sunday in Paramount Gem
etary Newark.
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BASE BALL.

The sixth game of the championship series
between the Atlantic Club of Brooklyn and the CHAMPION
Rel Stockings of Boston, was played on the Union
Grounds Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon, before large
number Of spectators The Boston CLUB was the svor
with the netting men and pools sold nc 500 SO in
its favor The Bostons went FIRST 10 the bat and oy souie
good batting earned In the s-cond inning the
Bostons srored two more runs, and two IN the thrd
inning maintaining the esd during the rest or the game
The folio ting il the score BY innings:
INNINGS.
CIuba Ist %. Sd. Atn. sth. 6ih TIL sth sth Total
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Jonn h FRANK, DJstOn.
Sarah r.. Jones', Boston.
II. Is. Metcali, nOs.0n.
Kate .>cralLDn, Providence.
Evergreen, 4 rovidence.
+. iodine, Providence.
A. -. lawson. Providence.
". IL Carroll, Providence.
e. w. Locke Providence.
Wm. karren, Providence.
X. Z. Graham, Providence.
n. A. Fowler. Providence.
kisnzi, rail iiiyer.
Helen. New. Bedford.
Gentle. New. BEDFORD.
Mary stow, Pawtucket.
Atlantic, Pawtucket
J. Hoffman, Nor wich-
Wreath. Norwich
ID. +. Nillets. Newport
Storm, New Haven.
Motto. New-LOll0u.
Angler, Wsrenam.
n. Lamper, Port johnson.
alnan - ary Dtazlnu hOnlus0l
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Amelia Boston.
Muskce. Boston.
Wn.. II. Bowen, Providence.
VIM. McCODb, Providence.
J. IA. Youman. Providence.
Geo. Guern-y. Providence.
Margaret Jane. Proyideacs.
Sardinia, Providence.
A. Pn2ro. Providence
T.. II. Clark, Proyidence.
Florence, Providence.
NJ. NJ. Brai.srsi, Portland. CT
X. Parmllr.,, 81 * HaI1or.
Ira Bliss, New.beiforl.
Fair n ind. New Bedford
Qulckstep, Pawtdc.et
Texas, Norwich.
Consultation. Norwich.
N. III. MItiiln, " area.
Ssran Jane. Sow-hzsen.
A. Augusta. New Haven.
Louisa, New-L0pdOil
N. Cummings. Coaassef.
b. r Aulnscx, Virginia
LirglulA
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LATEST SLIP NEWS
lPor other Ship yecs zee Second PaJe.l

ARRIVED.
Steamship wyancke Couch Richmond CITY Point and No~
10 mese and Old Dominion Steamship 20
steamship ';-n. Whitney. Haet Boston, vita ndss ana
pass Metropolitan Steamship 60.
steamship Harrisburg, WORTH PhlAtelphfA
Bark Francesca tAust Tonet Bortesux s. daya In bal
last
onion (of London. Webb. Bahia July o. With sugar.
Nautilus NassauD Todd. IL DAYS. WITH
Brig AaIia Port Coeia Rio sn-irv July 3D. in ballast
Bz sophia Liverpool " Sd Vaughan. East HAroor T.
l., Is days. VITA salt. 49,,
schr Abraham Richardson tof Tremonp, Pray St. Martina
10 dAy with salt -,
schI Setiie Walker (of Machas Drew, Portsu Prince
Aug o. and Mirigaonc 30 days. with logwood- ~
schr T. Warren J0hns Angiilla r. X, ID dAye
with salt.
schr. F. & q. ". Hnds Hill, Calais. with lumber.
Scar. h. A Paine, Allen Passport, with nsh.
J. Holmes, Northrup, Ellsworth, with lumber
scir. Zela uo,xav, DenLisyile with lumber
rchr. r. ArcuIaTiUs Lord, isockshd. with Lime
Scar. Nile Meic.i., i,Ocklanl. with lime