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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
REID MORE.

From tho German correspondent Of tho
Raleigh Observer, 1o clip the following
words Of wisdom:
What is the great special aim that the
advaucers Of Southern education need now
most to take?' Virginia gentleman was
once asked il my hearing. Ito answered:
"Teaobthe bo,sand the girls to read much !;
above all. teach them the habit d residing,
20 that Ihey viii never leave il Of. like the
Germans, he concluded. Aad surely that
voice should DO heard which saith to our
boys: "A habit Of reading is more to be de-
sired than diplomas; yea, even than many
high honors; and 70 our girls: And
sSeeier shan 10 regei in NONSENSE" For 1t
binGeth that arch enemy Of our growth. Tg-
uorance, and taseth away tLat s,;ug Of nj
sery and Of old age, LONELINESS.
The great secret ofthorough education i
in the band Of every one who has mastered
the FIRST rudinents Of learning. 10 him
who can read Is entrusted tho key With
which to open all knowledge. To him.
with this magic pass word, it is.to enter up-
on all the treasure Of the world. To him
i given the amulet to guard him from vice,
the charm 10 solace BIN 10 trouble. the al
cbemy that turns darkness into light. and
solitude into the busy peopied region Of
pleasant eompanionship. And to him il
given the lever to move the world. the wea
pom with which 10 Leaf down the strokes d
adverse fortune. the srmor 10 make him in,
vinciDle in conflict with ever pressing trou-
bic.
Read. young men. read. You. who pasl
your time in tbe drudgery Of WORK and
who bsmoan Jour bard fate that yor
have no education. remember. that Yea "a,
what is not tue. II you can read, it j
With Jon to say where your education shall
stop. Ion may conine it % the narrow Ii
nits fxed b. your own indolence, or yoI
mag expand il to the absorption Of al til
intellectual food lssisAiy spread all aroun,
you. EiueatiOo is yours, il you will i.
Read moro. Reading binLeth The arcl
enemy 81 our growth. Ignorance, and taiotl
array that sting Of old age, LONELINESS =
and it dOeth more; 1t guarde,h US agsius
tia; sa,cbtul enemy Of the soul. Ijleusss
and i supplanteth that active progeny 3
iaieress, Vice. with the comPaniouship 3
il happy auIiibesi-, 10 ever satisfying Viz
tue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
BUSINESS or WILMINGTON

For the year ending Sept. 1. 1877. the
exports we're &c, $50 cotton, 23.7l4 spirits,
SO, 073 rosin. 80. 62S tar. and Ass crude
turpentine. coastwise, and 36,4S0 cotton,
10. S97 spirits, 446. 454 rosip, 81, Gao tar
and 1921 crude turpentiuo. foreign; d to-
tal Of exports for the year Of li3, l65 cot
ton, l0S.6li spirits. 54l.F27rosin, 40,
263 tar and 5,479 crude ,urpsntine.
1t viii thus DO seen that there has been
IN increase in exports this year over the
last Of 29.3S7 bales cotton. LII casks
spirits. 1896 bbls.ro aud ., 1852 bbls.
tar. and decrease of 459 bills. crude tur.
pentine. - Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
MORTGAGE SALES.
on MONDAY TIE 18TH Day or
OCTOBER 1877

WILL. be soldai the Court House door in Tie
w town q iiillsbOrO. tie following properly
IA rIiisig certain Mortgages thereon keld b. I'D
iilllsgoFg Budny and I0an Association. tu y II
Ore mouse and iUt IL the tOan OfIllll.l,,,ga. fhe
property Of The Rev. r. j. Gatlis, well known
piece Of properly.
Une bolee md lot on The north side o. Tryes
sleei. sliO.sn az lois no. VI, -. IA anJ IA. t.
properly - tscic q. stFayiOrn;
Ote boise alid lpl on The North sila OF Kiag
sirrt. htDssn ~ Ids Zia and al Z tAe Westsff,
u. siraylofn. ina
One hoiise ald lot containing three ard torrs.
ioirie OK acres, lying On theAOuth s.fie n Lno
river, the property o. II y Brown, aid ilfa ,rr.
" hesiis q presclt occupied BY ham. failaeg,
coFd: 5Hd
Oae Tract Or panei ofland iying0n Emo River.
adjoining tue Ilnds ol Wilson jackson. III, Il,
6iaialn aid oilers, ccntaiaiag Dne i,uu,ssv,l
ssrts inolc o. les, tie property OIL. \. Ero,gu
Tens Q! sale lnaiie SHOWS % dsy ~ sale.
y. z. TAYLOR. Soc. e Treas.
liilisboro. u. K L. Association.
Sept. y tds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12

Tom Scott. The rail road king. calls for
such legislasioB by Congress as will aaiho.
rizs rail Foaa companies 70 Gil directly up.
on the United States Government ior troops
% protect lbeir property when attacked 81
strikers. upon the ground, si,a, as CON-
mereo upon tho waters i protected. 20
should DO commerce On the land.
We % 10 aeo i ID that say. And va
doub. Dol sLal the country. smsrtihg under
The Tyranny Of such bugs corporations Is
Tom Scot, controls. and mindful Of The cor.
tppt I'D dangerous uses % sbict he bss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
INFERIOR COURTS ESTABLISH.
ED.

Or Monday. the 3rd instant, nc:iOn WIS
bad 10 several Of the cOontios Of tho state
upon the question Of the adoption or rejec.
ton Of the Inferior Corrt system.
We give TIC result Is FIR Il wo have
heard. Aud We viii hero remark. that u
90 special day Is fixed By Tie las for action
on the question. it Is 10 The power u The
ma Zis,rases Of sny county. at any future
time 70 aoi. This liberty of action gives
the Magistrates 81 this and other counties
fall time for isllberasion.
Tho foliosing counties have established
the Courts: Granville. HALIFAX. Rowan,
Alsmsnco. Craven. Wayne. HEREFORD,
Mscklenbarg. Wilson aid Fonylbe; and
the following counties refuse u establish
them Gailiofd. Chatham. Cumberland,
lIarDet,. lredsll and Baneombs.
In Alamance. tie court consists Of ]. L.
Scott. I.aas Holt aud D. ". Kerr. y. S.
Psrker. Solicitor sni n. i. Hunter l,isrk.
Ia Craven. Tic Hon. NJ. =. sianIy vas
elected Chairman Of The court.
10 Rosap. no clerk was chosen. the du-
ties being lsfi 70 DC discharged BY lie
Clerk 81 sse Superior Court. y allowed "
tic Act,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
DEATH OF THEIRS

The great French Statesman md historian
died suddenly few days siSce oi apoplexy.
lie va The great maO II France y this
age for thoughts civilian. be commanded
more ueirhty influence over bs fellow
eOun,symau thsu any nan Of bic day. Al
one time prssiden, d lie French Republic,
Ne Via fsH. ~ case 81 TIE retirement 81
MeMallon. which preasni complications
make probable event. 20 have beer again
D,e.urned 10 the Presidency after having
Ilassea the sse u ieurscors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
baltimore AND NORTH CARO-
LfNA


The great commercial emporium has
sgaia repeated the folly committed ~ one
Of her leading commercial papers sorno
montha since 10 defan,ing one u the most
substantial foundations Of hcr prosperity.
We believe the Bit.ieii. found few dcfen-
ders for its inscnsato attack upon North Ga
rollins and We know That Baltimore iner-
chauts were concerned for the eflecls IL such
prepostcTouS injustice but they palliated it
By the assertion. that if the Bulletin did
represent the Co,uluergial Interests Of Ball
tinorc, il was unly the interests Of special
business. And so'the people u North Ca
roliua. mindful 81 pas, good will aud pest
good deeds. and willing 70 keep aahrokon
the friendly tics formed originally in war
and cemented BY the days Of peace. accopt-
Oh the explanation, and the pleasant rola.
tipns weut on unchanged. Aud baltimore
druumers came ind went III growing nun
bers; and the North Carolina goobsr crop
grew apaco and the persimmon trees stood
BY the wy ride loaded with ncglootea bur-
iens. hecausc. iii the abundance of other
fruits. and il tho presence u groahing fields
Of sieat and Of corn, the people were spar
Cd the resort 60 shai the Bulletin describes
IS their accustomed dict and all promised
The restoration Of the ERA q good feeling;
between tie two communities. when Mayor
I.airohc OF Boltimore hurts another boDab-
shell into our midrt ono moro damaging
10 its elects, and more offensive and Gnpar-
donsble because. .hilst the Builetiu only
tried % 10 faretious over .he physical bar
repness Of North Carolina. Mayor La.rvbe
ASSAULT its moral character aUj IL ,n,egri-
t. from The formidable height Of Official pO-
sition.
/ Our people are prOserbially pstient and
forbearing. Grateful Tor past kindness,
they DO no. willingly yield to hassy resent
mehts. They might pass BY tie usIigai,y
Of HE Bulletin If it bad remained tho sole
assAilaut. Bat when the Mayor Of Bslti,
more comes forward With oficial pronauci-
amen,O 10 sanction and enforce lie Insult.
then that City MAJ end that the people Of
North Carolina viii exhibit another Of then
characteristics. Tiey ere sIos 70 move,
b. When sLey move, they more il earnest.
Baltimore may aid that petulaut folly la.
turned aside The tide that has enriched il.
and which year BY year was swelling 10
growing Volume. to pour its wealth upon
Richmond q upOn Norfolk. always prepar.
q 70 a. as much d Baltimore could DO
AMI With tie sagasity and intelligence d
their Merchants. and wnb their enyiabl.
advantages proving lhsmselyes rivals that
Baltimore cAauos affect Or sifOld to dis
piso.
Again Va say to Baltimore. bewaroI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12

We have no donbt that fully three
fonrths Of the farmers of the Southwest are
for the grecnbaok ami opposed to forced
resumption They should organize green
back clubs in every neighborhood, aud OF
once get up petitions to Congress demand-
ing the prompt repeal Of the resumption
act, the withdrawal Of the nationa, bank
notes, and theissue Of greenbacks sufficient
TO meet the business wants Of the country.
Congress will meet in October; lct these
petitions DO crowded upon the two Houses
By thousands. q Patroa Of Hasbaadry.
SAVANNAH, Sept "a ,iespatch from
the health officer Of EeFnandina, Fla. TO
the hcalth officer Of this city acknowledges
that the sickness in that city is yellow f..
y0r All vessels add trains from that city
will be qaarantincd.
The Sheriff If Moore county brought Fix
prisoners 70 the penitcntiary yesterday. MI
colored, and sentenced 70 terms from Two
TO six years each. Observer.
RESIGNED. The following members Of
the General Assembly have ron. ii their
resignations to Gov. Vance; WI. N. Me-
bane, Senator from Wayne aod j. K. Da-
Wis, Representative from Lenoir. The
latter gentleman was elected Sheriff to sup>
ply tho vacancy occasioaed BY tie death of
Sheriff Beeton, AMI tho two former we're
elected solicitors Of the Inferior Court fof
their respective counties. = 0lserser.
Brother Cameron Is mistaken as 10 our
continuance in oiice. Our appointment
ceased with Winstead's bebcsdal; alas.
alas. Reidsgille Times
Brother Cameron Of the Hilisboro' Re
cortler says there are but two Port 0ihces
between that town cid this. The brother
is mistaken. there are fonr, and we want
hack 70 carry the mail on this line tI,roe
timos 8 week Million Ghr0aicle. Glad
q bear ii. 50 much the better. Then
for the tri-weekly hack.
PURCELL House, We understand
that this popular house has been rented fol
the ensuing year by Messrs II. &C. d N.
CObb. who vii, continue the business there
at the expiration Or Col. Davis lease,
which expires October lst. The new les.
sees are clever young gentlemen. both good
business men. and We hearty wish then
success = Wilmington, Reuieso.
The Norganton Blede tells Of a horribl,
ASSASSINATION near Piedmont Springs. Ru
fus Pritcbard bad been arrested for adul.
terry upon charge brought BY his wife
s5n, end her brother. his son.in-law. \,
witnesses appeared aad &c was discharged
Ho Their started to Leave the State. wher
he wss shot and killed, Thirteen buck sho
lodging II lis breast lis par1mour wi
with hin. pnd 70 understand lie swear.
that william Taylor, the son-in-lsw an,
brother.in- law Of the deceased, was ii,
man VINO fred tie fatal shot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
MOTiCE.

THE Board 81 kdurstlon f0r Orange roiefy
~ vii bieel 10 UIe Cont House III saturday
prOrVftioninR the helioui fund i0f lie present
year. oinnIitieel that have not reported me
eensns Of their lisrfts are requested t. d. 4. 81
tnat time or they wiiI be len out vi the propyr
tI3un.eBi.
~ order y ~ Board 81 Education II Grange
County 7th Supt. 81
JOHN LAWS. See.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12

NOTICE J. hereby Owen that all ylofatlonp Of
IN The T0wn ordinances. i0rbidailz The 4Iieli-
ing ~ hVfsws, mules ~ any animal whatever a.
the fence around The COun Houso ,qaare viii 81
ngidy enforced.
rts Aus l. one doilsr for each and every Of.
ienre.
by order Of tho Commissioners Of tho
town Of IIillsboro.
Ea5N 81 lid
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12

A large number Of genileiren from Ion.
isihna, ArkanFas. Mississippi, Alabaiaa
snd ibis State. have visited tho ..Now
Process" Cotton Factory 10 this eity du-
ring the past month, and all wers eonyino.
ed that i Is the greatest Invention u the
day for the cotton States. Or the success.
" The Clement Attachment there Il not 4
doubt: The substitution o. ,he old system
ofcctton manufacture By the new process
. bu. question u time. a company in
North Carolina seni on order 20 this cts
last week for Tires Attacbmss.s. The
Attachments are manufactured ii this city.
Nempiis Patron n Husismdry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12

NEw Yoag. Sept IA Richmond.
indiana. dispatch % The Hsn,M says flsl
senator Morton Is no better. II indeed be
. not worse than be vas week go.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12


The Wilmington Rsvie,g publishes let
ter giving correct version Of tie fgh, at
Teams Station. sLieh gives North Carroll
"a it. proper position IN that gallant AFFAIR.
Gen. Malone claims itss BIZ victory. when
itappear that lis brigade dil not fire q gun.
and the lighting Was Al done by tLrsc n /.
q. brigpdes. MahOne ID a. greedy Of tie
honOrs 81 victory = b aftersards was ii he
appropriation u rail roads; and between
him aud the worshippera Of Pickett. il will
be eventually proved, W logical rules, that
there was rot single soldier IA tho army
q Northern Virginia bot the brigades ii
Pickett aud Malone; and North Carolina
sill " lot 10 wonder al her delus:ou 10
claiming that sho furnished any ,roops at
sll for tbe war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
z. II. PoCuE,
Tobacco 0 MANUFACTURER.

HILI1SBURO. n. G.
nFFERS 10 the trade tbs lollos ing brands u
W Tobacco;
ANTELOPE. II and lOinnh, sand 6 10 III
LEGAL TENDER, II, 10 and 8 inch, 5,
o and 5 Ia ID.
RED BIRD aud GEN. BRAGG. II inch,
8 to ID.
DIAMOND and COMET. Inch, sio III.
OLD RELIABLE and Coll DOLLAR.
IL inch. 8 to ID.
"oUR FRANRn aud LITTLE ELLA.
5lneh, ) and 10 tolb. IN Is ID cadflies.
"SUE.CUREDn and 'POaUE'S BEST. .
q incii, 4 % 10. IN IL. c;lddies.
f7,' The best assortment Of Medium aud Pine
Tobacco vi the STATE
E<5- SEND PUR PRICE LIST -
Asgtlst 3n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-12
Fancy Goois and Notions.

TERMS CASH. attic lowost possible ratot.
She 4 receiving wcttly NE lstesi novelties n
hillenrft &C.. from the beat houses, aud ei,arar
lrrs thai her work md her ICONS viii tl.,ue t,.,
!" nc hleliesi feTosllisci standards ~ ia.ie.
tlHtNhth* Afn Itf
The New York herald., 1877-11-18

Steamer Republic (Br) Kennedy. Liverpool via Queens.
Ste amer City Of Brussels tBr, Watkins, Liverpool via
Queenstown.John q ~ Dale. c,,u.na.,.o, .,os
Steamer Mose gieD. Seynsber, Bremen via soushamp-
steamer Gity lMsseo: Mcintosh, Havana and Mexican
steamer city ol Houston, Stevens Havana and Calves
steamer Tcrnuda 1r,, Angrove. Halifax and St Johns.
Steamer New Orleans Dearborn. Now Orleans Clark
Steamer Alsiors, Hawthorn. New .orloAns-Bosers 4
Steamer City Of Macon. Nickerson. ssvannah-Gco
steamer City of Atanta oodhul Charlcston-J W
Steamer Bcnciactor, Jones, Wilmington. NC-wm
steamer wy.nokc Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
steamer na,teras Maiictt. Norfolk. va-old Dominion
s,sams! knight. Chichester, Georgetown. DC, via
steamer r Watson. Davis. bridgeport National
Ship bcs.io Crosby 1s Trefry Liverpool-James Fl.
Ship Leda tGcr-a.e Tranouebar). Br mcn-Theo Ru-
Bark Hayden Brown, navsner, shanshai-salser Liv
Bark Album dtap Bertolotto. Cork Falmouth for
bark uirika (s~c,. Jansen, Cork Falmouth for
bark (Aus Casulich, Cork Falmouth for orders
BARK amore 0Itap Bozso. Cork, Falmouth Plymouth
for orders snhnm % and 10 esen . u
Hnrx Sa6oncelo Au) Crilatck, Gibraltar or Cagiarl
for ordcrs-Siocovi,h h Co.
Bark Ernst Ludwig Hoitz (Gcr) Eppng Buenos Ayrss-
fGass Bss ss%ae E%sS Welsh Kreo Newark J-Jame. FL
BRIG sophiss Cook tBp. Cook Dus,in. I'D r Do Wolf
&Co
Brig ChiIlianwallah tBD, Mcleod. Antwerp-D II De
Brig Bogota, johnson. Fayai-M Miller 4 Houghton.
Brig Julia Blake tBr UPTON, ST Johns, Prs Sanchez
Rric Thomas Turul Bates. St Pierre. Mart-L Wa p
Armstrong.
Brig Aicc tBr,. Montgomery Turks Island, Truxilo,
brig ahaIinc Morris (Br>, McBurnie, nantsport Ms
j whitney h Co.
schr II Hand. Dohcrty, Pernambuco-G Amsinck h Co.
schr Mary Harris, Crowley. Jacmcl, Hayti-Brctt,
Son CO.
schr A Stuart, Libby. Savann ah la-Mar and Black
River, Ja-Mntlnnd. Phelps Co.
Scr Victor Puig. Pinkham. lnagua-B J Weinberg Go.
Schr Henry ii Scavcy, Phlbrook, st Luca-Leaycraft
schr B Perry Locke, Trinidad Cicnfueg gos-Mnrcus
schr urand Master fBr, limos, Yarmouth, Ns-P
schr crown Prince (BD. Branscomb. st John. Mp
Ncvius Son.
schr Franklin Davis Galvcston-Tuppcr 4 Beatte.
Schr Jefferson. Gibbs, Galvcston-Tnpper Beuttc.
Schr II \ Williams Wilson, Observation-Disclosures } Ray.
Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskill, Washington, NC -Zophar
schr J oscph Eaton. Jr Peterson, Baitmorc-w ChaI-
Schr Tim Pickering, Kelly Saicm-wfis II RopeA
schr George Greene, Mpckey, Now ilaven-Rackett 4
sloop Mnncto Beebe. Bridgport-Narioaal Freight and
Lighterage Co.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

r For particulars the loss Of b.igs Ellen Stewart
and Deborah soue. see general news columns.
Captain Brandt OF the steamer Hcrder from Hamburg
via iavrc and Captain John sader. of tho steamer
State INDIANA from Glasgow have thanks Tor spe-
meteorological observations made IN connection with
the HERALD Weather service.
STEAMER crryor PORTLAND Pike, from Boston in going
that was projecting over tho sides OF vessel hole was
In the side of the steamer for several feet
rarssSo fonnasrsd Crew landed ssr,n"a. Nov
ThI s wss ss -" .,sS Sgv Va, bull"
armned. was solo On wcdne.dny with carso. to ionJ Q
will be taken out and an attempt made to get hor on
Bsak oLroxr whaer. before reported lost, was owned
had eonr at the mc Of her loss rs bbls and 1900
oa s %nn 1 T"s she from Ma" 2 s s
and her catchngs on bdard when lost are estimated TO
oil Capt Nys owned one.cishth Of tho Geone and was
ihc whalcbonc saved.
BARK LrsrlDA launched ut Pembroke recently is 1913
Con- Ala" and nd BENZ Iaso" Of Dsanss
ylie Brett son Co Of New York; parties in Portland
syria take charGe Of tho eneida cr dimensions
ts and - ees sha ha. ee. s.o ice. %
feet long, AZ feet dcop.
Bne rnorc Bum. korG from Norfolk Va. Tor Barbados.
sprung ami hull strained she would discharge cargo
1913 has been sod At auction In this city Tor 5000
ScHR Dos PEDRO sold auction 18th inst AZ ar.
mons IarDor. Ne, for 1910. to Benz inckcy OF George
scun srrn SMITH War;. Of and for Calais, light,
ashore on Dog Island In sqna early Tuesday morning
Her keel broken aud boto damage ed considerably. She
was rot OIL and towrd to Calais the same dry.
ScnR JANIS DwyrR, ULcary, from Newfoundland for
Haax is ashore ut Little tiiace Bay Port
as before reported shc will get OF without damage
dischargng cargo
scnR ALrnoSsisa, Joncas, from Montreal for sydney,
CB win cargo of hon &c Is reported ashore at Bic No
particulars
scnR BLrE sr, Joyce, OF poston run into fucs
d,y evening III UJnceer larbor by schr James Steson
Of tnat port he Bue sca had her gn carried
and rail broken
schr NRrTuNf. Of Newbnrvport. whlc fishing on Long
Ledge on Wednesday hnd her forcmaN carried away and
also shs picked by fishing vessel
and towcd into Portsmouth, MI where she will repair
before starting her return tor Newbusypvr
SAS FRANCISCO, Nov 10 schr Mabel Edith sunk some
time since OF Goat Island. with load ot pipe
succcssuly raised day before yesterday. The hull
found buO slightly damag,u put the sails spars
cling were completely gone. The cargo Pine was also
yfSFyApp HAVEN, Nov B-schr n T. Adams hauled OF
Drcdrc Fence ShuHl last rvennv aud proceeded
scnr IA 4 Cushing got OF last night, aud pro :eed to
New bedford haul tho marine railway stop
Yak
Woop's HOLE Mass. Nov 1.-THE steamer Island Home,
st thls scr reports OF IucksrnuGkSh 10 AN todax.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18

Oct ~ lat Is $ lon q TO- spoke .ehr Geo Jordan from
iia,iera during heavy gale which lasted es hours
es M"s sss yua sses'a vii" tackle
sehr scnn Mssser, Loud. Rsl,inore tor New Haven:
Sieamcr Bohria from Iivrpoo,. which arrived 18th.
,spa'' is 'r NJ 1s Y q, ion - II a.sssa, II,
a. Ps" as ' s" ss sGs
steamer. bouna Il.
ship Berie riselOx. and bark Rom.nee. xhieh we're
anchored in the lower bas. came up 'o,ne city l7ih
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
ROUND SOUTH.
Steamer City New Bedford Fish, Bedford tor New
steamer Gala,es. waldren. Providence for New York
Bars Laura Hopkins, Hopkins Minbritse, Ne. for New
ssGr Ini"n. Mitchell, Dorchester SB. for New York
sehr Mars Iossr Fisk NanYcke, Sho.l. ,or New Ye,k
. sea- Mary hoxic Rogers. Nantucket shoals ior New
ssnr shs.s for New York % Now
Schr Helca Mar. Duncan Providence ior New York
schr Lizzie Raymond. raymond. Providence for New
schr VIII voornis Gol.mh, Providence tor New York.
schr wm whi,ehesa: Titus frovidence Tor New York.
schr sias Brnuerd. Hawkins, New London for New
schr George stancir Trycn Portland. c.. Tor New York
scr General sheridan. stewart Portland. c., for New
sclr Joseph Rogers Hamilton. Portland. CT. for New
schr Jane Brainerd Stevens. Portland, CT. for New
scnr Henry. simmons. bridgeport for New YORK.
schr Fannie q Warner, Dickinson Mddetown. CT, Tor
New York.
schr Iiighlander Wood. Norwich Tor New York.
Schr y m Denn.. Hodges. New hav, for New York.
schr Lncian Emery. Orient. LII for New York
Schr II Guryea. Carpenter, Glen Cove Tor New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Bermuda tBr) Anrrovc. New York tor Halifax.
Ms. ana 81 Johns MI.
Steamer >erens. Iiailett New York for Roston.
Steamer Albatros. Davis, New York TOR Fall kivcr.
Steamer Bolivar. Gcrr New York for New London ana
Norwich. :, -.
schr Martha Heath Nickel. New YORK for Rio Grande
de- Sui.
Schr B Young CLARK. New York Tor Boston.
Schr Island City. Edridse. New York for SALEM
Schr T. Pickering Kelly. New YORK for Salem. .
Schr Nathaniel Holiness Dow Hoboxen for inlowell MO.
schr John Warren. Mctiar lIobokcn Tor Providence.
Schr Tnnis Bodnc, svie. Hoooken ior New London
Schr Ontario Dow, Hobokeu for New London.
Schr Charles Rogers Rogers Rondont for Ncwburyport
Schr Emma l. Gregory Blaine. Amboy for IImllowel
Schr Eliza Il Rehcccn, Price. Amboy for Fal River.
Schr Reading RR No ~. Edridgc, Amboy for Westerly.
Schr A Kndbcrg, Robinson. baltimore for Somerset