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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
DIR. ISRAEL DELAMATER.S RHEUMATIC
LINIMENT

This remedy has the happy and powerful effect OF .aAi
ing the from both ways viz from the internal is
external use. Although many cases are cured by elH
the external or internal remedy alone yet the pf"pa
does not promise positive unless both oJce' y
used together md in all such matter nov "v
when boil articles are used in connection according to z
directions the most positive wntanec 10 gwen, tbs,
money in every case viii hc paid back to the purchs
where q cure 10 no, effected
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
PIANO FoRTEs. WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.

HE is constantly receiving from the Factories
i 10 New-York and Albany, Superior Plano
Fotes made by the best wufkmen with all the la
test improy ements and elegant exterior, warranted
To stand any climate Prices from $500 to $500
-Four first Premiums have been awarded the above
instruments at ihc American aud Mechanics lnsii-
tuieS, Tor the best Tone and Touch Persons about
purchasing will do well TO give the subsC rlber call
before going to New YORK, a. he will coll ss choop
in the city, thereby save expense OF transportation.
All Instruments purchased at this establishment
warranted for one year Old Piano. Fories taken III
Whitehall q I. 20, 1912. 43if
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

THIS may certify that have TN, day giy.1 nv
son smith u. Bishop. minor OF 10. his lima
sne talents ut he becomes ofleeal age, apdI ,bsH
he fe'PsnsSe iof none of hs conduct. or p,y deb,s
o. rs '.a.'-enng JESSE BISHOP,
f'uf iFts
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Goods at Cost.

|NHE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il public that the Entire Stock Of Goods former.
ly owned by ii X. Thayer of Piusfo and assign
ed 10 them, will be sold cost for cash and at worry
low puces for produce or good credit OF and IL
months.
The above stock of goods consists in part OF A
good assortment Of Prints of every description NJ
de Lanes plain aud figured Saxonys. Alpines
Flannels, Bfod Cloths, CassimeIs Doeskins, Vest
ings, Brown and White linnen table covers. DIAPERS
OF 'atious klnds also good assortment Of coat
trimmings 1909 yds. Of fine sheeiings 40 inches
VIDE together win lot OF Gents COW and calf
Boots Ladies French hid slips, ties, CATERS &c
also LOT OF Crnckery, Glass ware paper hangings
&C ana oiher goods 10 numerous 10 mention also
l brass irmed Buggy Wagon common Buggy ;
Siel2hs horses all Of which will be sold yery
10" Tor cash or good credit
we wish the public 10 understand thai the above
Stock OF Goods wall positively be sold without re.
serve, and all kinds Of produce taken in exchapge
J here will be public Auction at the store every
Saturday at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ until the entire sock
Is disposed OF. All sales at auction owe, 4 dnll,,.
viii De on siX months credit.
IHAfE", SESSIONS d TOWNSEND
Prisotd, Dec II, 1919. n
'IHs> cerihes that ! have given nv son D,niei
fSchafd, minor Of ~ his time ,,ntiI be Lo'
comes OF lawful age, and shall be resoop.iLl. h.,
date. O.CiiHII ~ y ~ ait'd ms
shrswshpry, Dec. 90, 1879. s13
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

THIS MAY csn,y that | have given nv son
i Douglass W Ne remainder oi his nnnorij.
Therefore shall paw 40 debts 81 ns contracting OF
claim any 81 his wages Ia MAN LoNb'
Nuiir I'd Nav Agtl
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Notice

WHEREAS wife Sarah has, w,thou, an,
lna cause 90 pforucaiioH. len my Led "a
eoale' a. pefsons are hereby forbidden 10 k,rba,
OF tfosi her ca my acoouui as 1 sb.u - -
eeS'a o. Der Contracting after tbi, d,,e f-' "0
wsuiasford, Jan 70, 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24

WILL sell iolled cloth cotton batting. waddioc.
cotton warn, buokskin miilens and gloves.
mar combs eide DO, mems and boys caps fur irim.
med morocco shoe. and slips, stone and earhefn
ware, crOckery and hard ware morocco lini,o.
and bnding, Lees, Cor's Mohal's and Indian BIZ
I'u' rus ana many other ARTICLES too numerous to
sDsnon fof cash or exchange Tor gram. eheese lrJ
fers+ feathers, beet cattle. lumber beesNar. raos.
I'D lrnn snle and upper leather. calf skins sheen
ana pfhs, Old brass, flannel froCking, fuled clu,h
20. olo'h' socks. old pewter, &c, &c.
January 10. ls43 o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
PURIFY YOUR b l. o o d.
Gro. w. MERCHANTS.
Improved Compound Fluid,
Extract Of SIrsaparillI.


Arising from an abuse Of Pains in the bones and
Mercury, Joints.
Chronic and constitution Fever Sores, obstinate old
al diseases, such as sores OF all kinds.
Scruluia, or Kings Evil, Scaid Head, Sail Rheum,
Secondary Syphilis or Ring Worm, and other
venereal, diseases arising from
liberation and corrosons impure state of the blood
of the Throat, Nose llabitual osliveness, piles,
Cheeks, Lips, Ears, & Chronic Affections of the
other parts OF the body li.er, lungs and chest
Pmples OF pustules on the Pain in the stomach and
face, scaly patches and sides,
other etnptiOns on the \ light Sweats &c, &c.
Skin. 1t is likewise recommend
Biles, Scurvy, and other ed as a cleansing spring
Scorbutlc affections. medicine, rnd an geHer-
Rheumatic Affections. al debility.
White Swellings
This remedy is prepared in racvo from the choi-
cest selected materials, the active properties Of
which extracted by an Improved process, with
out heat account Of which it is preferred by
physicians as being more uniform and active than
anv other before the public
Prepared only at the Laboratory ofthe proprietor,
Lockpon, n. Y.
For testimonials and mode of treatment see
pamphlet which accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Jas. p. Milton. Rutland W.; John II.
Bowman, Vefgennes, and Doct. E. Jameson, Cas-
Teton. 52.l2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Lard lamps.

sNnA LARD Lamps just received, ior A,
%VV poor oil, lard or isllow, &c, whrA !,
make as brilian, ligh, as tue best ol wr,,
Tor sale low by x. THsw
Jan 10, ISi3. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
stoves. stoves.

TNuRTlS Green's improved YANKEES Notion
- and elevated oven Stove for sale cheaper then
they can he bought at The furnace or at any other
Pi,,e' '"' casa ~ X. r. TsRALL
Rutland, Jan. 10. Isi3 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Fur, Fur. Enr

THE subsetiseI all paw - srl ,h. t...--.
prioe NJ red AMI cfo,s f5s. 6,t., al, 49, -.
'sSie - m'nia peiis. Those having an, ~ Is.
seS's iof ig' sale, ha1 better call ie5fe ,.iio,
NJ. JOHN STRONG.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
x. R. Tbr.,II

'NilCh Water Proof Boots, a superior article
= iof sale cheap for cash by l2il R.T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Every Wan his own Earricr.
The celebrated Horse Medicine
& AeS(.L:N(: OIL.

TIC CefcOTd1cH HOME lHcdICIHe
& eS(:1.; OIL.
Nor removing the following diseases from Hor
Il ses, Cattle, and other Domestic Animals:
Fresh Wounds Curt, Spient,
Calls cfM h'nds, Fistmld, SiJast,
Sprdins, Bruises, Strains, LamenesS,
Cracked Heels, Sand Cracks,
Ring Bone, Foundered Feet,
Poll Eui, Quinor,
WmdgaHs, S0Hehders,
Ihorougbpin, Mallonders,
Spa0in, SWeeny, Scratches or Grease,
Mango, Horn Distemper,
This OIL is prepared from the choicest selected
materials, only al the Laboratory ofthe proprietor,
Lockpor,, n. Y. For testimonials, synopsis Of dis
eases and mode Of treatment, pamphlet which
accompanies each bottle.
Sold by Jas. p Milton, Rutland, VI; John II.
Bowman, Vergennes, and Doct. T.. Jameson, Cas-
Teton. 5li2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
MUSIC SALOON

(Opposife the CLINTON HoaSe)
WILLIAM PEASE would respectfully inform
w the puilic that ne has opened Music Saloon
and Piano. Forte Warehouse, and viii keep CON
stan, supply of New and Fashionable Music Tor the
Piano. Forte. Flute, Violin, Guitar. &c. &c, also,
Instruction Books for every Instrument
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
BRANDRETH'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
which rs pronounced by those who have made trail
A Boon 10 The Human Race. 62:ly

100 DOZ. warranted Indian Pond Scyihe
i on Stones, and 200 10. Magog Oh Stone. for
sale wholesale and retail, by X. X. +.
Jan 10, 1873. Pa :
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-24
Maine, Jan. Is, 1870.
FAMILY MEDICINE.

Those who have kept aud made use ofihe follow
ing Family Medicine, 10 the extensive ride Of The
subscriber, have been Obliged 10 call in physicians,
for advice Dot seldom ofIhe diseases for which iey
are recommended.
They positively are calculated TO assist nature 10
throw Oh disease, wiibott reducing OF thWarinp her
eaans, which "a all Ne e. ought 10 aim to accom-
plish.
SyEP for Dysentery.- This Is one Of the best
medicines III ise sums complaints Of children,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

LATER FROM NAssAU-By an arrival at this port,
we have received full files of the "Observer' and
Royal Gazette" to the I'd inst
The following extract from the Gazette, may be
very interesting to fruit dealers, as makes public
kink in their trade, that may be turned to some adj
vantage =
From our noticing lately the arrival at New York,
of the American shooner Billingsgate, early in last
month, we thought to have been able to announce
her return before this, we understood so soon as
they had disposed Of the cargo (ruiD which she con-
veyed from Eeuthera to that city, she was to be back
Immediately, but as cargoes like that, take very fire.
quenty some time to be got rid of, unless the first
yantageous, she may probably have been detained
longer than was expected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
Pounds increase in 1913.


Connected with this increase Of produce we sub.
join the following remarks Mr.. websers speech from
leading London 10 urnal -
With respect to Mr. websters speculation of stpulating
by treaty with England for the introduction OF Indian
&C IN for British consumption what he calls low fixed
duty we do not believe that any lower unf duty than
enc equivalent to twelve shngs the quarter of wheat
With the present feelings of Prime Minister he would,
we cannot doubt desire to avoid any negotiation the
SUBJECT, or any change concerning the Corn.laws He
has been made to feel much by the excitement and
voked by the Canadian bill that believe he would
be glad to have his mind at reat respecting experiments
in commercial legislation in Its comprehensive sensese
far as the Introduction products OF foreign countries
oftme change and do not think altogether ond
the limits Of speculation and calculation to imagine
Government disposed to entertain proposal for the adj
mission Of Indian corn at high liked duty might in
volve the necessity entire revision the Corn laws
existing treaties would interfere any spe
cal being given to the United States We are
not speaking of anything which appears at present likely
TO take place. but OF possibility under altered crcum
stances and with impression that the clamours Of the
Anti-Cornaw League may in future sessions be dsre-
garded by any Ministry. We need say that are
for peace on this great question: and fer giving the pre-
sent Cornaw fair trial, which may be impossible to
afford II in smaller space OF time than years from
the date OF its enactment But IL Is impossible conca
the fact that large portion oil the sobermnded reflective
merchants Of the country In favor Of liked DUTY
heard such repeatedly declre We do not care
what the duty is only let be fixed and unvarynp To
which always reply Then you must, in your trading
pecuations contemplate the duty Of 20s the fixed and
of causes that may bring the duty down 1884, los s.
or 6sbeow which, according 10 Judgment Il is not
likely to descend Indian constitutes the ssple
God OF the black populaon-amountng we believe TO
about 1000 900 soulsof tina United States and veud
Sr-r tsesws tueh 10 tNsfs end if,hry
could obtain u N allow pri,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
Rio Janelr0.
Correspondence Of the HERALD
Rio JANEIno, June II, lS43.
Hfnr1,1h0 non MINT s,,;Gpo

Observation-Disclosures.
DEAR SIR -
Our city offers nothing very particular. The Sc
nate had been occupied in discussing the marriage
contract of the Princess Francska Carolina and
the Prince of Joinville Some objections had been
raised against the dowry to the Princess-75O con-
tos de refs in silver (about $500 OO0) fixed by pre-
vious law of 10Th September, lS40, in the case Of
the Princess marrying and fixing abroad-as well as
against her retaining her rights to the Brazilian
crown, in the event of Don Pedro ii and the elder
sister, Donna Januara, falling off without issue
After some explanation from the Minister of State
the whole was approved Of and the money prepa-
ring, as we'll as 100000 mreas for outfit and mar
riage expenses. law allowing the entry OF a COM
pany OF Capuchin Missionaries from Italy, was also
under consideration.
A new Minister of State for Foreign Affairs had
been named in the person of Don Taulino Soarez da
Souaa.
An English steamer, ''the Royal Sovereign" of
400 horse power, had arrived from Lisbon by way
OF Maranham and Pernambuco, and brought back
three of the Pauiste rebel chiefs, exiled last
year-Lima, Leite Basto and Honsem. This steam
er brings the latest news from the Northern Pro.
vlnces, having lett Maranham 18th May. Every
thing was tranquil. Some excitement existed at
Maranham, the cashier OF the public treasury ha-
wing eloped the day previous with all the cash in the
public bank-l3,O 600 mris.
The steamer was advertising for freight and pas.
sengers for Batavia and Singapore.
BY the Nacional schooner Mattozino, we have
news from Montevideo to 23d May The advices
favorable to the Oriental troops. Colonel For
tunato Silva had completely routed the Oribista
Chief Megar at Sanco Solo, Celonels Estivao and
Cuadra had defeated the Orlbista troops in the De-
parment OF Mercedes, and taken possess ion of the
capital town
The bulk of the oriental army, under the imme-
date command of General Rivera, had achieved
the passage Of the Sodado on the 9Th Nav.
A decree had been passed IN the General Assem-
bly,, conceding to the French and Italians who had
taken up arms in defence of the Republic twenty
square leagues of agricultural land, and Sc, 900 head
OF cattle.
The French Legion, 1904 men strong, was mus
tered on parade on the 18th, and had their banners
presented them by the lady of General Rivera, In
the name OF the Oriental Scnoras. Col. Thiebault,
the Chief of the Legion, received the sacred SYM
Dol, under enthusiastic acclamations of victory or
death.
Orbits cavalry had made some movements
against Minas and the Province Of Maldonado,
but retreated again to his old encampment on the
Rio st. Lucia, Rivera being under march towards
this position with the bulk OF his forces from va
rious points
The Kat Island and the Morte were fortified and
strongly garrisoned. Provisions were plentiful and
oxen selling at twelve dollars head.
Yours, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

Mr. CoLE.-It was stated in the notice of The po-
ice examination OF Charles Cole, r in yesterdays
paper, that he had been director of the Freeman's
Bank; We are informed, by an officer of that bank
mat THIS IS lncorrect-that he never was elected
director OF that bank, and never had an account
open with it.
by the Atlas Bank, for forging the names OF iona
than Patten, and Richard Martin, respectively, TO
notes OF $500, and $500. The examinations on
these complaints will be held at 10 o'clock to-uay
Mr. Coles motives in these forgeres are difficult to
understand, as it is said he had other good paper,
and unencumbercd property, on which ne might
have obtained money! and that the pa,,r,es even,
him ths, and orss me ns' soslcw ldv awd Pal, alx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
NlblO,s Garden.
Mn. EDITOR {:


Allow me, through the medium of your valuable jour
NAL to ask our worthy and respectable friend Mr. Nbo
why the most beautiful operas that have been presented
to us this laid aside for other pieces
The company undoubtedly deserve credit for producing
SO great variety in the short time they have been in the
city, and certainly proves their untring industry and
versatility Of talent, but have been per-
mtted listen to the music of the Pre- Clercs and the
Diamonds de la Couronne just een enough to begin to
appreciate the composition Of their authors and become
somewhat familiar it'll their airs when they have
been removed All the operas already brought out are
most excellent, and the musical public will long remem-
Der the pleasure this celebrated company has afforded
them speak the wishes of many Of the frequentes of
Mr. Nblo's 0arden-especialy the female portlon-when
respectfully ask for repetition Of those pieces.
A LOVER OF MUSIC.
1--WE have such supreme confidence in the infal-
biity of Mr.. Niblo's judgment, backed as it is by
the sound experience and taste of John Seton, that
we are rather at a loss to say anything about this
matter. Our correspondent speaks very sensibly,
but after all we think Nibo is right If he hadn't
given such variety, the tickle public would have
squeaked terribly, and sw ore that the company had
no talent In this case, then, we are disposed to
say with the metaphysical poet, whatever is, is
rght"]
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

90 THE MUSEUMS ARE DULL AND UNINTE.
resting places OF amusement They have nothing laugh
able nothing humorous and the old thing
over again. But stop reader-here is the American Mu
scum othe most lively and interesting places in the
whole city. Why, the manager has engaged for this
week the best company Of performers that can be pro-
duced and challenges the world to give more pleasing
and edifying entertainments than will be found in his
large and airy saloon every evening this week. For
particulars see bills and advertisements.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

MAX BoHRER.-This celebrated artist arrived IN
the city on Friday evening. He left last evening in
the boat for Albany, his way to Saratoga, where
he will give concert sometime in the course of
the week. From Saratoga he will proceed to Cam
ada, visiting Kingston, Montreal, Quebec, and other
places In the winter he will again visit New York,
and spend another year in America. Mr.. Rakeman
left him at Cincinnati, and is rustcatIng some
where in the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
A Great Nuisance.

Ma. EDIroR:-
The vaults in the of buildings situate between Mas
and Broadway, north side" a great nuisance
Will you please call the attention Of the Inspecor"7
Yours A CONSTANT READER.
July 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

Bishop DoANK, of the New Jersey diocese, has
issued manifesto declaring his " unwayerins con-
hdence IN Doctor Pusey's faithiuness to the STAN
dsrds Of his Church. and his integrity ,Catholis
Oh shmsn,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

HON. J. Q. ADAMs.-The venerable Ex-President,
says the Montreal Gazette OF the 20h and the party
of relatives and friends travelling with him, return.
ed yesterday morning from Quebec During the
day they had opportunity of seeing whatever was
worthy of notice in Montreal, and also received
the visits of many of our citizens. Mr.. Adams
leaves town for Kingston to-day, at twelve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

The Rev. Mr.. Carey, about whose orthodoxy so
much controversy has arisen, will preach this morn
ing in the Episcopal Church, at the corner Of Thomp-
son and Prince streets. He will now doubtless be-
sorns the lion Of tbs day
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, sunday, July 23, Is4s

90- AlIeuers on business with this office, and
communications intended for insertion, must be
lddressed as heretofore to JAMES GORDON BENNETT
ditor and proprietor of the New York Herald
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N. H Patriot, els as fatal to swine as arsenic TO
man. Our foreman last year sailed some swill with
refuse salt, which had been taken from beef bar
rel and stored away; within twelve houIs two out
three which ate oft, died, and the third was much
injured"
We must beg leave to doubt its fatality as against
the swinish race, and to recommend that a course
of experiments be tined with the drug upon the herds
of hogs now running large through the streets of
the Empire City," If the trial shall prove that
saltpetre will kill empire City, hog, then well
believe that it is powerful enough to kill any hog
that ever squealed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

WHALE TEACHING THUMB-A dancing mas
Ter in Albany by The name Of WhaL is teaching liz
us Tom THUMB 70 dance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

NAvAL,-The US. ship Constellation, Commodore
Kearney, was at Macoa, March 22d Officers and
crew all we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
MONEY MARKET.

The sales very small, usual on Saturday. with
but little change in rates. Ohio I, Kentucky !; ILL.,
nois I, Farmers Loan /.
At the Board sales presented nearly the fea.
lures.
The following the leading features Of the Banks Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

JOHN SLIDELL, the successful candidate to Con.
gress from the first district in Louisiana, is elder
brother OF Alexander Slidell Mackenzie, late com.
mander of the United States brig of war Somers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

01- Mad. CASTELAR, gave Concert in Philadel
phia on Friday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

90 Margaret Bishop is preaching in the streets
of New Haven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

% The True Sun says that "coat" Of Mr.. Cush
ing's did not cost $70e, but $1O5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

BROAD AS IT Is LoNe.-There is a race now to be
run in Alabama that is at present quite as broad as
it is long. For Dixon H. Lewis, the broadcast man
in that State, is running as the Loco Foco candl-
dete against Col Henry G. Lea Of Perry county the
tallest man in the same State. Two to one on the
big 'un.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

Mass DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION This
Convention will be held at Worcester on Wednes-
day, 18th Sept next, TO select candidates for CO.
vernon and Lieut.. Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

BROTHER MIILKR's HEALTH-A letter from his
son, VIM. s. Miller, postmaster at Low Hampton,
dated July 10TH saws; -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23

9J-Mr. Russell gave Concert at Saratoga last
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHE NEWS

Pa paitADELrTs ivy 2a-fa G9mmsles Apologize and
sou,hweh Hddsm CT; Henri, Nicfsrsan Boston; Mercy,
sm tn, NBedferd; Topgs,lant Haley. New Haven Below
Pen,syivana Turey 81 Jgo de Cuba; Norfo T. Mahe VS.
Port Spain TIN CID G'ssIaaI Yates. and Henry, B'h.
BALTIMORE, Juy 2i-Below, Inca, Conk,inr Liverpoo -
Cid Fsbu., White, RIOS Adeona, (Br) Hill, W Indies Sid
Enc, Cunbv PeTnanbuco.
RIcHMoNp. July 2l-An Lincoln. Wooster. Thomastou
PErERssuRa July ls-An at City Point Harkaway Mich.
CHARLEsroN, July ls-Cld Canbbean, Allen, SILT Key
SAvANNAH July l8-Ar Excel, Sherwood, NewYoIk. CID
Comet, 1urch, New Haven.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

sales OF stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
de- fat, le.
Navigation 6s 1852 l0O $1,000 Wimineton RR 6's 1856
Iot snare north America Blk, SOL $500 State 6s 1913
dshat, o.; 10 shares Wilmington RR ds fiat III.