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THE following extract from AN interesting z
letter written by well known American
clergyman At that time in HiuGostan will he
read with interest:
MISSION HOUSE, ONGOTI. HISDoSTOS.
August 2l. 1874. {
To f. X. Thompson Uh0lesdle Druggist, Titus
vile, Pa, Il. ). A:
The medicines you 30 kindly gave me. to wit ::
f. X. ThompsOn's Sweet Worm Powders, ana
DandeliOn and Mandrake Pills, have used aud
tind them very valuabIe. J isl the medicines
we need here II is hut simple statement ot
n fact when ! say that the powder, 4 g. DR..
ThOmpsnn's Sweet Worm Powder, has saved,
humanity speaking. several lives, one of which
WIS that OF Il valuable native preacher.
Rev. j. l.. CLOUGH.
Prepared and sold by f. h. Thompson,
Titusville, Pa, and also for sale hv Lennon
x Murray, Ebensburg. Price, S1.00.
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HY N ENEAL,

HUMPURETS-EVANS Married. IN CHm-
bria townsiIp, on Tuesday Nov. q, by Rev. ".
s. IIoyn, MIR WM. HUMPHREYS, of Allen couiI-
~ Ohio, and Miss JANE EVANS. OF Cambria
township.
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There. ana the other Place.
,ro,her slight sprinkle of snow Thurs
= g.,.-rs -rv w. & ID. Rinehart's No.
...rt smoking tobacco.
/ II, y. want is fair trial of our No. l
. -, Smoking to insure success.
, 1877-11-16

The Colonist" thus refers to the
historic steamer Beaver: "What
have we hcre-skimming with the
grace and swiitness OF sea-bird over
the surface Of the harbor and making
the water boil and surge in
her wake in great foam laden swirls?
A strange loo king steam craft, truly,
with rapdty revolving wheels set
well forward, and with rakish fun.
mel emitting volume of intensely
black smoke, Friend, that strange
Ioaklng raft is the Beaver-the pio-
neer steamcr-the first steamer of any
class that disturbed the placid waters
of the wide eXpanse of water known
as tile Pacific Ocean. She was built
of live oak just n years ago at a
Thames shlpyard, came around the
Horn the same year, and assembled
the Columbia river under steam in
the spring Of 1886, brought the late
Sir James Douglas to Vancouver Is
land to locate and found the
future metropolis of British Colum-
bu, and has performed more hard
work than any vessel now aAoat, and
now converted into a tow boat is as
sound as a dollar and in better con
dition than ever for active service.
She has just left the Albion Foundry
with new boiler and modern i'm
provements to her machinery. The
live oak timbers and frame of tho
Beaver are as sound as the day on
which they were placed in her hull,
, 1877-11-16
RATES OF ADVERTISING

Mrs. LAKE.--The Portland "Chris-
tan Advocate" says of Mrs. Lakes
lecture on Romanism: We have
listened to several of the ablcst and
best female orators of America, and
we do not hesitate to announce to
the public that this lady, Mrs. Lake,
will not suffer by comparison with
any one or all o! them. The chaste
ness Of style, and beauty Of imagery
peculiarly Characteristic of Miss Fran
els Il. Willard's addresses aud lee
lures and the resonant, sonorous and
orotund sentences often heard in
Miss Dickinson's last efforts seem
naturally to accompany her stale
ments of the important truths that
manifestly burden the heart of this
wonderful speaker. Her fiery pero
rsrions on two or three occasions dur.
ing the evening nearly brought the
audience to their feet as they award
ed storms OF merited applause. She
is to deliver another lecture on Sun
dav evening at the same place, on
The Three Tyrannes." We pray
crfully hope that in her revuIsion
from Papacy she has not rejected
"the Gospel OF the blessed God"
, 1877-11-16

Arguing in favor Of continuing the
effort to secure the admission Of
ashington as State in Walla
Wal!a Statesmen presents a review
Of the rapid progress the Territory is
making, and claims there will soon be
enough to enttle it to claim admis'
sion. The paper referred to est
mates the gain Of population in the
eastern counties at 1000 week. 1t
is even said that 100 day are going
into the Palouse country alone.
Whether this estimate is too high or
not it is certain the gain is rapid, and
that the population of that part Of
the Territory east of the mountains
will very soon out number the popu-
lation of the Sound and Coast coun-
ties.
, 1877-11-16

RussIA's DESIGNS ON TURKEY
The following extracts from the Ia
bic Talk OF Napoleon the First" are
extremely interesting at the present
moment. "One day" Napoleon said,
/ could have shared the same turkish
empire with Russia; we have dis
cusssd the question more than once.
Constantinopo always saved it. This
capital was the great embarrassment,
the true stumbling block. Russia
wanted it, and could not grant it.
1t is too precious a key; it alone is
worth an empire; whoever possesses
it can govern the world" "All the
Emperor Alexander's thought's" said
Napoleon at St. Helena. "are direct
ed to the conquest OF Turkey. We
have had many discussions about it.
At first his proposals pleased me be-
cause | thought it would enlghten
the world to drive those hrutes out Of
Europe. But when reflected upon
its consequences, and saw what ire
mendous weight of power it would
give to Russia, on account of the
number of Greeks in the Turkish
dominion who would naturally join
the Russians, refused to consent to
it, especially as Alexander wanted
Constantinople, which | could not
consent to, as it would destroy the
equilibrium Of power in Europe"
, 1877-11-16
WUATCOM COUNTY.
SAN JUAN COUNTY.
SEcRETSocIET

PORT TOWNSEND, Lodge +. 4 A. NJ, meets
Wednesday evening on or before full moon.
STRICT OBSERVANCE Lodge +. 4 A. NJ,
meets "a Tuesday evening of each month.
MT. BAKER Lodge /. .. o. h., meets every
Saturday evening. -
A. II. TUCKER, N.G
JEFFERSON Lodge l. o. &. r., meets every
Friday evening.
THOS DRUMMOND, w. CT.
CHEMAKUM, Tribe of Red Men, meets every
Wednesday evening.
GEO. BARTHRoP, sachem.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED Cross, meets every
Monday evening.
A. BRIGGS, Com.
, 1877-11-16

a Grist,mill is about to be erected
at Coveland, to be run by tide-water
power, which project is giving new
impetus to the growth of wheat,
blowing for that purpose having al
ready set in, The potato crop on
the Island has been more than usual
ly good. In this line a couple of
Cinnamon have distinguished them.
seIyes-ore raising as high as 1900
bushels from two acres; the other,
40 from one.--"B. b. Mail"
, 1877-11-16

Chief Joseph presented Gen. Miles
with his woolcn shirt, which was cut
by six bullets, and probably was alive
with vermin besides.
, 1877-11-16

According to the "a storian" 49,,
600 immigrants arrived in Oregon in
1876.
, 1877-11-16

APPROPRIATELY SAID.-Reader your first
duly Is TO patroniZe your live home paper,
and your next is to send ten cents for one
copy, or 80 for one years subscription to the
TACOMA HERALD, New Tacoma, w. 4. 1t
is splendid paper, truly.
, 1877-11-16

rTN.. Just receive per Str. Alaska, the
largest ssoltmcnt of reading matter ever
brought to Port Townsend, at Jas. Jones.
, 1877-11-16

Linn county, Ogn., farmers are the
owners OF $4,000.
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THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The book trade sale is drawing to q close To-day
will finish up Burlock's books, few other invoices
aud tho stationery This has been the largest trade
sale since 1872 aud tho most satisfactory TO buyers
aud sellers There have boon few bargains picked up,
but the genera, averaged has been good -e'
Yesterdays sale opened with Harper 4 Brothers.
INVOICE which quito extensive and largely dapli-
Gated. OF jacob Abbotts stories 90 sets sold Of
10 and 20 volumes cach and 25 copies of his histories
each sold Andrews and Anthons text books sold
well l22 Of the Bronte novels, 400 Of Will Carcton's
POEMS l20 copies Of Colcrdgcs Ancient Mariner 40 OF
Drapcrs intellectual Development OF Europe sold
90 sets oil Du Chaillu's stories, OF % volumes zach ;
10 Green's Short History OF the English People, l04
Of Mrs Hcndcrson's Cook 5oos, over % on the
losue 100 Lord Macauay's Lite and Letters 20 sets
of Charles Rcadc's works Is sets OF students Stories
of so copies each; sets OF Swinton's text books OF
400 each and 10 sets Of Wilson's Renders from 80
$50 copies each. J. H. Ford Il Co.'s books did not sell
well MS TO price, although thcro wore a number OF
duplicates. The Becchcr book were not among those
Duplicated or Catherine Z. Bcechers books 2o7 were
sold, G26 H. W. Bccchcr's books 100 OF Mrs H. W.
Bccchcr;s Mothcrly ralks 1Az Burgess American
Kennel ana Sporting Field $50 STAIRS Forest and
Stream Handbook Tor Rlncnlcn. ll52 Roster Ray
monds books $50 Gracc Grcenwood's Now Lilo In lew
Lands. rhc invoce Of the National Publishing Com
pany OF Philadelphia comprised n tolcraby large Inc
or miscellaneous books, MS did William Still's and
Charles Dcsilvcrs. The United states FURNISHING Com
pany sold 81 OF Our FIRST Hundred Years, 526 OF tho
Centennial edition OF tho same 32' OF Testers Lie oil
Jesus, 500 copies OF the History Of the New York
Tombs and 2fl Marta Monks Daughter IL. H. Carter
Il Go. and ). w. Tilton sold small invoices and john
Gladdng X Son sold heavy invoice oil diaries
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ne, Baltimore for New Haven,
: CLEARED.

Steamer Britannia r) Thompson Liverpool Win Queens
town. j Cortis.
Steamer City NJ Montreal tBp. Brooks Liverpool via
Quecnstown-.John Dale.
steamer Iuiyl(Br) Thomson Liverpool via Quccnstown-
i w j Hurst
Steamer Holland C,r). Hcaiy Loud,n-F W Hurst.
Steamer Asatia OBJ, Mnckay. Observation-Disclosures Bros
Steamer Hndoo (Br). MITCHELL Hull, ls-chas Il Wright
Co.
steamer California C,r. Campbell. flasgow-iIendcrson
Eros. - -.
Royal-C Mallory Co.
steamer Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk, City Point and
Richmnnd--Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Steamer vineand. Bowen baltimore VIM Dalxe'.
Steamer Novelty, Grumlry. Phi adelphin-Jas Hand.
Bark Prinz Frederick Carl Ger), Granzer BRISTOL E.
Bark Marion King (Br. Lewis, Cork Falmoutn--snow
Bark sknaesnaes Sor), Kjcldsen Queenstown or Fail
mouth--I,ouis Tctcns. . 49,
Bark Tcmm. ssno dsaD nhero Marsei''cs-Lnuro. sto-
BARK Fsdief tyor Morthensen. Brcst CFraucc) C To.
lark This. Sawyer Nnple.-Tuppcr Bcattie;
Bark Competitor Ger. Kuhn. Ncwark SJ-Funch, EdYo
Brig Empires. DID, Moorish. st AIMS Bay. JaLcnycrat
a. Co.
Brig .sv Nichols (B3, Poole. Point a-Pltre-John
BRIG Jennie Morton Fooks St Johns and Fajardo, PRE-
Sanchez DOLE
Brig Mariposa, Fletcher Galvcston-Tuppcr Beattie.
Schr Alncna. Plummer. Arocibo. PR Brett. Son Il Co.
Sclir Hamburg. Libby. 81 John, MIA ieney.
schr Bertha Fellows. Smith, st john NB-Jed Frye
Co. -
Schr Olive Branch, Smith, Eastport and Calais. MeJed
Frye h Co.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Sept 27snilcd. barks Juhra (Nor), Natvig,
United states: Haabot tNor) Ingvolisen. do.
Bristol. Sept 27Arrivcd steamer Aiexandris (Br, Mo-
Kay. Now York.
Sailed 2ssh, barks VIM Jackson tBr, New Orleans
Qncro tSor). New York.
BktrAsT Sept 2sArrvcd. stcnmer Scotia (r), Garvic,
New York.
BAacxtosA TO Sept 2sArrivcd. brig sasta Partridge
New York.
CAnprr Sept 2s-snlcd, bark Ida tr, Morris. Ponsa-
cola.
Sailed 9th, steamer scptima GER. Moscn New York.
CAptz 20 Sept 27ssed brig Carrie Bertha Hall. Bos
ton sforc reported sailed prior TO Goth for Now York;
CArE COAST Sept 2Arrived, bark Sea Gull, Stevens.
boston.
pr.L Sent 2s-sniicd Clackn acuddiu, Cooper from
London), Philadelphia.
DupLs Sept 27--Arrivcd baks fphgenia tNor). Smith,
New York; 18th. Arklow tBr), Robertson, st John. NB
Sailed 9th. bark Mary tBr,, Boulton. America
GLOUCESTER IS Sailed. ship Anglcsc< Dr. South
west Piss; bark Louis Schiller Uorcisn). New York.
GL,ssox Door, Sept 27-sailcd, bark srccna P tAus)
Garrucnrich. United states.
GrSoA to Sept 2s-sailcd barks Camano Nta), and
scmpl,cc (TsaD. New York: ouinto dta. New Orleans
Giuseppe OtaD, do.
HAvnE sept 2s-sailcd. brig n d Cove, Hodgman, New
York.
Llvpwroon Sept 2s-Arrved, steamer Vanguard tBr),
Coli, Baltimore.
Sailed 2s,h ships Sabine. Farmer. Southwest Pass;
Bcchrrdass Ambudass (Br) Mctcalf do; Endymon Br).
rmrrar barks wiu,burn dsr). Halliday, st Mays; Del
Gno Gab. Iapdin New York; Cbas Fobcs Low, valpa-
raise: Brothers Pride IN. Brownc Sydney, CB.
LoSDoS Sept a. Cleared, ship Harold Haarfarcr Nor)
nlvorsen Pensacola; bark Capt Peter Dahl No, John
son, Delaware Breakwatcr.
MALAGA. to Sept 2s-saed, bark Busy, Kendrck, Pha-
dcphs.
Sailed 18th, Colombo tBr), Tate irom Licata,
| &c), Now York
OroRro. Sept IS Arrived, bark Gcrmania tPorD.
Peliica New York; brigs Paauetc do Nova YORK Forp.
Silva. do: Carolina Cport). t,oncluycr. do.
| PLYMOUTH. sept 2s-saicd bark Argo tNor) Graw.
| United states
Qui1ssrows, Sept 2s-Arr!vcd bark Euro Nus), Kieg
| Itch, New York;
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Sailed 2sth City of brussels (Br watkins ana
0ernanic Q,r). kennedy (rom Liverpool, New fork-'ne
latter 80 PM.
EioJAsEfso. about Sept 27-sailcd steamer Laio"de
tBri, for New Orleans
swisKsrSDE. sept 20 Arrived. schr J Riley Robert
son, New York for stcttin.
STOCKHOLM. to sept 2s-Arriv.d bark Elena (r), hec-
tor Philadelphia: brig George h Richard 'Br Fini'y'
LONDON Sept 2s-Bark Arkiow tBD, Robertson from
st John SB has arrived at Dublin aud landed 70 men
Of tho Of the Spanish Diego which WINS
burned ut while the from Now York to Lv
erpool.
ship Emily Augusta (5r. Day. which sailed from IT
john NIB Aug 81 Tor Liverpool was abandoned at sea
Sept g. Her picked by the steamer an
guard from Baltimore landed at Liverpool to-day
[fbe Emily Augusta built Bath. Me- In 1897, regis
tered 1879 tons aud hailed from IivcrpooLl
Bark Levaner Vespcr from Rotterdam Sept % for New
York. has back Delft slightly damaged by collision
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PnovlnEscH from Now York FOR Fail River. was
unknown lumber schooner and Ind Of her
paddle S"s Ssi 'S1'
injured The steamer worrd slowly into Now
quite Is % 81 hsr
STEAMER IvARrrsprnc from Boston Mt rhiadelphia
attached TO sunkcn vessel
STEAMER Gay wntSSrg y! from Nex orlssn, for Now York
tered hcac winds.
sur FnAss AUSTIN (Nic) Austin was in dock at Mel
ham NB Tor Bristol T. went ashore the bar Of tho
discharge hcr cargo before coming OIL.
BAyK irosonA dBelH,. sarat from antwerp Sept for
with sand sopar,d sailed again ~ no report
Of brig Cap, Blood from c"rd Tor St J"Go put
,BRrc LScoLN Reod. from Liverpool for New York. was
dsmassed Sept IS and abandoned In sinking condition
STATES IssDsa the nS s end Q, Hart
this city leaking badly.
Sour sur, of Prcvncetown just returned from
wS Is future viii aSe Complete
being master, owner and agent.
tans"s sprung alcak At the former port viii
have to return, unload and bs repaired
1874 va. totally lost on rect at iinsat Society Islands,
the lsttcr part Of May. The vessel went TO pieces
ash s' on N saiooac Iana 18th Inst: in thick ieg
I q she . Of Nth
drifting about three days with board, nm able
her. she picked up by schr q Brooks and
towcd into Winter Harbor THE was picked up in
Guiding barrel with tho schooners 1t bs
fore repore and rise to the superstition that the
vessel had fcupdered. ''-''t'..
HAurAy Sept 2s-schr sabna. hence. is total wreck
at Uupe North The saved. The and
cargo insured in Canadian Offices.
severe storm experienced MT st Johns, MI, last
Saturday, hut damage has been reported.
Steamer Rowland (IIr), from Montreal for Now Castle,
ashore vt Hoyrood Beach. st Marys Bay NJ
accounts She will probably be total wreck. Fifteen
thousand bags OF grain have been saved
PRovIDExcs RI, Sept 2S-Au unknown schooner, laden
with plaster Is ashore at Block Island Tho wrcckers
cndeavorins to got hoe OIL
QrErgc Sept 2sTc arrivals TO date "a vessels and
fr and with large quantity of grain the road from
Montreal higher rates are looked Tor.
THE CuSARD LISK-Ordcrs havc been given FOX tho
strction of several steamers for tho Cnnard line.
Mcssrs Thomson Glasgow have been entrusted with tho
building of three Tho first of the seres will DO Of 800
the Atlantic service This vessel is to be called
the Gaa. She will be tho largest and most powerful
steamer yet built fer the Cunard service.
LAuScn.-The steamer Francisco Cardenas Poon built
launched from tho yard Of q Il Poon foot Of Bridge
street, Brooklyn to-day Saturday, at III r. NJ.
LAuycuHp-At Bath Me, Sept 26, by Albert Hathornc.
n fine ship Of l735 tons She Is vet named.
At Gloucester Sept 25 from Mcssrs Poland Woodbury.
Vincent Point board schooner OF 145
but for Capt Israel crrick
swans Island Me- and intended for fishing
and q fruiter.
of Mr. David story Pearce She built for
Mesgrs Dennis Aver,
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MURDER IN WILLIAMSBURG.

John Betz, driver, residing at No. II Norrel
street. Williamsburg, was stabbed 10 the heart and al
most instantly killed by James Devl'n in front Of his
residence. last evening Two weeks ago Betz married
n woman of loose character, who deserted him day
or two after the ceremony and resumed her old lite
Bctz imagined that Dcvin had hand in the matter,
ana the result was a quarrel between Them. Yes
terday afternoon the two men, with some
others. drinking freely, and In their
cups Dcvlin renewed tho quarrel. Betz got
away from him ana passed through the ball 10 the
street. Dcvn followed him, and after word or TWO,
plunged his large jackknife the hilt in tho LEFT
breast OF Beta. penetrating both lung aud heart
Devln then ran away up Morre street toward Flush
Ing avenue whic his victim tell the walk casping
his hands over the death wound in his bosom. He
carried tho drug store tho corner OF SieGe and
Moore streets, where no died IN very few moments.
He was a young OF good character and peaceable
disposition Deviin, who has been arrested Tor burg
larry and highway robbery. IS very bad character.
He ran homo and obtained all the money thcrc in
tho house and made his escape TO this city, his
brother Peter losing his own liberty ne an accessory
through the successful trick played by him TO throw
the police OF he When they came TO the house
he answered TO tho namo OF James, and officer Cava.
nagh took him the station house before tho error
was discovered The rumor Of tho capture spread
rapidly, and several OF the officers thinking tho chase
lott the trail, and tho fugitive gained forty Ave
minutes by the George Gibson, Charles McEvoy,
Charles Feterman and John Echler, alias "Bplivar,"
have been arrested and held Witnesses Mrs. Sarah
Barker, VINO resides IN NO ov says tat DevIiu stooo
In the hallway toying with bis kniie Tor long time be-
fore nc renewed the quarrel which ended IN the MUIR
der, and Miss Caroline Smith says that when he en-.
tered yard, which Is common to both houses, Bctz
was sitting on tho stoop Of No. 90, playing with a
lttlc child Devlin at once commenced to abuse him
In the fonlest manner in fact SO fouily that Bciz
Jumped up said Al will lick you for that" Dcvln
was tho better tighter, however, and mado him run
away through The hal. Charles McEvoy says that
when Bctz came out on tho sidewalk from the hall no
asked what the matter was and Bctz replied :-''Me
and that damned Jimmy DcvIin have bad q muss, but
be needn't think ride mo II nc a iOafer
bully" The words but just out OF his h
when DcviIn. who had come out through the other
hail. stepped up and, with an oath, plunged Tho knic
into his breast
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swAxsrA sept f7SaiIcd. Eiaws,ha Jones Bull River:
STKrrIx Sept l2-Satled Iausen. Msxnsson- Now FORK
(ard from Swinec,unds l3th).
SwfxKMusDE sept i4-Arrved. Harmonic. Jensen. Now
York; Crane. Pcdctscn. do; Brser Niska. Bal:imore
SHANGHAI Sept 10 Arrived Longfoow. scsrboro. Car
cig: 18th sarncen I.s Bouf New York via Hong Kong
SYpsFY Ssw. rept l+-Arrlved, City OF Ncw FORK (s).
Cobb. Francisco.
yoKoHAMA. Sept l6-Arrlvcd Gaelic 80. Ridley. San
Francisco via Hong Kong.
Du.pALk sept I5-The Constitution lighter "
tho bay last evening the bark Merlin, Lewis from Nou
real tighten Of her unaize). ana exrecta
IN tidr.
uAvRx sept I5-The Elcano (Amcrican), Brown which
arrived 18th u Bombay, with 1916 bales
had Ut the damaged
PRAwLE PoIsr sept 17Passed west. brig Little Harry
OF II John. NIB and sgnslled had been into by tho
HALEY. OF Southampton and lost jbboom proceeding
m veu.r
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SPOKEN.

shin Bremerebe Ger. Reuken, from Bremen Tor New
Sort. Sept TO- lat A. Ion 46.
Bark Adde II Cam lsr Jenkins from Newcastle. NIB,
.or Londonderry Sept rs. lat 81 81. Ion 30 ~.
BARK Anna daD. steering W. Sept %. lot 4s 81. Ion
81 ~.
Bark Cybcc (Aus), from Baltimore for Dundalk Sept
lat 40 50, Ion 81 -.
An American bark showing letters QHDW from RAN
coon for Falmouth. Ang I, lat 81 y. Ion 81 W.
Brig Ubadina (r), Sponage. from Dsmersra tor Prov
deuce. Sept 81 IL miles Sc Of Cape May Lightsitp.
Schr Chns r. Gibson. Emery. from Baltimore for Bor-
dcnux, sept 81, lat rs 81. lon rs 30.
chr Post Boy from Brunswick. Ca for Merigomish, Ms
Sept -, @ miles or Sambro.
fhe Peerless of 81 Ohm NB steering W. lat Al SO N Ion
w
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schr Anpa b Jacobs, Jones New York for Gloucester
Schr An glcr. Besse New YORK for Warchnm
sshr Gcorgc Brown. codncy New York r Newport
Schr + A Brooks. Brooks. New York for Eoank.
rchr Greene County Tanner HIDE. kondout Tor frov-
VIM Elmer. Trtbc. Port Johnson for Fall River
Schr Benedict Crockett. Port johnson FOR Providence
scir iIvne Oliver. Amboy for Gardiner Me-
Sclr Annie Il Webb. Chase Amboy tor Providence.
schr Saratoga. Nickerson. Ambey for Providence
schr De Mory Gray. Brewster, Georgetown DC, for New
Haven.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BUOY MISPLACED

Philadelphia Sept 27Mr John Price,, pilot, reports
the inside buoy the Overfns quarter Of mile out Of
position, in . fathoms Of water, bearing INV.
BALTIMORE Sept 2s-Thc wreck If the Gyms p
Smith, sunk near Foot Knoll. is represented
dangerous navigation II lies between the Swash
Craigh channcs-nearcr the iattcr-and should have
beacon on I duya and night,
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WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Baker Of bark Reindeer, Of NB
ports her. date. with 375 bills sp oil all told.
Heard from about Aug 25 on Charleston ground (by
Admiral Blake Maron), bark swallow Ellis B.
$40 bbs all told, aud him take whale few days
Ai;arWard.
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SAILED.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamers Andes (Hr) for Port Prince. &c; City OF
Austin, Brunswick, On; Richmond, Nortolk. vac.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ONce.
fcan~r.

DATES w DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTHS or sErTEMBEE AND OCTOBER
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MISCELLANEOUS.

At A. MEETING OF THE Firth ASSEMBLY, Dis
f1tr'ct Taumany Hall Convention held last evening the
following gentlemen elected delegates to tho Dcm,
cratic state Convention to be held Albany October
Dr. Thomas Knox, Abraham L. Brewer, Louis q. Bruins.
Administration lIcG,rnany John furong, John Blair.
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