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SELPHO'S FIRST PREMIUM
ANGLESEY LEG.

QEMOVED from Second street t. so Spring t-Paronzed
~ by the most eminent throughout Europe and by
UseI . aa allowed ali to Be he approach
naure produced introduced into this country and
made solely by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
No. 90 Spring street, Broadway, New York.
Terms moderare. and ndsputabe r ferences gwen
have the artificial ley of Sslpho Its
objects desired But the best ali proof who
ieaas NhS% nave musIs.s HSE% ss hsXsre superb
al Professor of surrey. Unventy Of New York"
ma ,mdvS~v..r
Orrrcs ov J.rrrbsor INSURANCE. FoMPANY,}
No 36 Wall ST, opposite the Exchange !
THis Company continues TO insu,e against os and Ds.
mage by Fire goods aud merchandise and also
''1'' ', DiREcToas ''' anu ''" '''S'''
Thomas w. Thorne Elisha Rigs,
Tnonns I. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
ksnj Robson, M. D.. Joseph Drake,
Thompson Price, Joseph Allen.
Moses Tucker, James II. Holmes,
John n, Davidson, John r. Moore.
John n Lee, james Whiting,
Caleb &; Tnnis, WIN. X Thorn,
francis 7: Sage, Thomls Moueii,
John Z. Merritt, tugne Bog,rt.
mn ,,o,,, THOMAS w. THORNE, President.
GEO. II. HOPE, Secret'rv. ms IN
SALT AND FISH STORE.
400 BBLs HALIFAX No. SALMON: 1900 Nos. 1, .
'fOO AMI MacksIel; 500 halfd do do do.
50 ha,fbbls. No, lsayb,ook shad;
400 do No 1 Gibd Herring
1900 boxes Scaled do
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon;
300 kits Soused Salmon
zoe do Sounds and Tongues
1000 quintas Goldfish, suitable for SHIPPING;
1000 sacks Ashtons Salt;
200 bbls Amer ican Salt &c., he
All for sale !" lots to suit N RTsTfss;s WELLS Co..
Wlmsm 81 Dey street.
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AN
FRENCH

MR. ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Czemy. CONTINUES 70
v1 teach ongng and the ano Forte in this city and Brooh
yn moderae tsma First rate references given to many
dis ngu he'd families whose may be learned on app
cation residence 76 In the Arsenal
Mr. who the author Of French .srammar the second
ed ton Of which is in the Of publication tsachea like
rench and Languages which he during
Music Lessons wished Schools and Colleges attended,
IN
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,

PrncpaI Store, III Chatham street. Neg York
Branch Store, SlS Bleecktr st, N. y
Agency at ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Also. Of Main and Ian Houton s Peterson J.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN.
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
ments where they think will be found by far the best
The yeIsa popularity and Of their house. with ref
high low prices and upright dealing toe
wei! understood render further comment necessary.
Original aud only warehouse for the sale of Howqua Blaeh
Tea ObseveStrangew be particular remember the
Of the principal Chatham streetviI between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The public ill also be pleased take notice. that tho Can
Tea Company have nothing do with other
nent fla 1m-rc
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREUTYPES.
DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
L PREMIUM COLORED Phi u OGRAPHs. ISL Broad
~ay above Murray street New YorkA waded the first
aud highest BY Amsncan and Franklin ln;9's
The having secured patent the exclusIvs
privilege o, taking Col rid Daguereoty by hi. new pro-
fully invited g call and e,sme the large Collection
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases &c. supplied at lower
rates h y at any other place in the United Satrs.
ms im~tc
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DIR. d. JAYNE's


rs recommended decidedly superior e any Sss LISws
Guilty BrahisE Whoopng Cough Pains and WsaHn:ss Of
the Breast and all dseasesof the PULMONARY Ogans n mr.
ciae highly Justly by numerous ana re-
.psctable ndivduals. Who have found rsef from .s us
Many have been borng under protracted ane
ns. j. The and have been oy s
RESTORED perfect health by the valuable
The following is deemed sufficient for insertion mere
tFrom the Rev. c. c. r. Crosby late Mgent OF the Ausfi
INV YORK, June l3 1896.
To DR. yAyNE:-
Dear Sir II have made OF the Indian Expectoant per
souay and family for the last SIX with great osre
invaluable medicine under tie blessing Of Cod for several
years may almost as much Of my wife-and also Of the
Rev Mr. Tusou, the Island Of jamaica For ell Of
Cough inflammation Of The CHEST, Lungs and Throat do
mosc uuhesitangy best medicine have
ever tried. My wish is that other, afflicted have
been NAV the relief which persuaded they
will by using the Indian ExpectornE :, n cposvv
NIB Many of my neishbos on my recommendatcn have
tried this medicine with unif.m success " hamiiton o.
the lungs and on n,ng bottle oil
this medicine found immediate ana permanent relief "a
Sold wholesale and retail the propretoss ppcss oy
D. Sands general agents, 70 Fulton street, Ns anu
II Last Broadway ~ ln &c
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HALLOCK'S CASTOR OIL CANDY


mode Of admins srinr ths OIL TO chiare
requiring coaxug, emily sive them suiciet Tor Dose
and they will freely aud often often. even cy 70,
In this form used with aavautase Tor All
kinds of cough and Of the uass and chest
Ne.ty packages EACH nth u dir cuoss
BY A. C. Haock Chemist and Apothecay, Me- York, and
signed in his hand writing engraved wrapper-nons
other islgenuiue -
Sold wholesale Ie Spring street. AID refill at the oc sse
Hudson; Caioe; 100 Greenwich; ompson corner e
Broome Sui ivan. Of and; Is Sprng Bow corner
# Dvision s., 81 corner BsS1dw
tharpe; 26 Division; Fulton corn w ter 80 Wlser;
very ash; Church. Cham ers Broadway cor
Minor Fulton Bgolyn sa.nd Isl E.,.oa p nth Ferry FER
New 49," s. Mat rs West les err. sid-'y B-"n- son;
Wet Farm. Smith; Yors vile pr Cecil; Jersey CITY; Dr.
NewIL n baker Aads pr Williss@s Ut Yer Way Way
bursh L., Dr. Paul; Harlem. Dr. Peanoyer; Manhattan
Vile. L. I'D I'm &c
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tkENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTh WILLIAM STREET, Up Stcirs
DALEBME Importer and Agent FOR Manufacturers, has
IA always for durer and ten
plain white and gilt French Porcelain we'll a. dinner sne
plates OF all assorted Dishes covered
fishes salad bowls fruit baskets, custards and stands
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek. French and Amer
shape.
All tina articles warranted Of the best quality and to BE-
I'D hsl ssd lots suit puvehasers s sEr 80
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UNITED STATES DAGUERRIAN GALLERY


IT'S BROADWAY, UP STAIRS,
Y WHITE would 'e., us call the Afternoon Of sxens
o. Tst FIX
rom wo f1uesn peisons in the same plate which beau
~ accuracy dslineat0n, be ssed Portraits
taken s kinds o weather. either wi without coor the
he has reduced to those charg by the most
The American at il. late exhibition. awarded Mr.
Waite the premium for the best Daguereotype likeness
Of the superiority portraits Mr. White the sole sgent
York for the superior imported German Cameras
and other Establishment the City or State can they be
obtained.
B-lmported German Cameras; also French and Areri
of the hest quality with Plates Cases
Chemicals. Polishing Mat rails, &c always on Land Tor
sale at the very lowest prices. TIA sm"m
GAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.
v. taonsands Of GAY Patent Fire Proof Book Safes
all from 400 COO lbs each have been du ing
the last fourteen and not one has at any time iad 10
ed have been severely sed In the fire OF 1883
abos forty in the district and the csrh.
affirm much exposed to The tensty Of tina! IRE as
e eH N IF has .s
Cured From long experience and attention TO ths cts pro-
such that he with full confidence
his Union Salamanca Book Safes beyond all doubt
proof against the action Of free from dampness and
be exposed in the burnng of store They
ed combine perfect Iron Safes united one with
the othe IL such ms9nsr that the inner safe cannot be a.
made of plate iron and the most psr.ct non
conducting substances and ha' inner and door each
and Double Safes Also his Patent Double
and Safes of all descriptions of his manu- ctue for sal at all
ics from 49, BY MS agent: N TINS CITY, y; Pss Fly nnoo
ute Plat street, Brett Backu. Maiden lane, and by the
Patentee T. }. GAtLEh,7 IL fulton street,
Iron Safes spcie Chests Iron Doors &c. made to order
n imSrrc
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
1,HF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Cali
skns cash current money delivery at the Hide and
Fa Houe the subscriber where will be made cI
Cakins BY the the highest Evea TX the pound
52m"rc 2aa Ei,,ab-h:st. between Prince aud Houstos
u aIrlSH SPECIFlC-Patroozed tn ough r.ngleud
~ + ance A certain cure tor !ionor,hG,, elect, *. &c
ne pleasant the aud free from injury comoinn
neither mercury ant,mony For sale b. Hart
Broadway and Chambers Chastenev Br0ome and
Vowery aud 1874 Flu street, Brook and wholesale
Die It's McKe,son, i27 Ma den lane N f29 lm*rc
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.
CONCENTRATED CASTOR on, in capsules Oeleatne,
the safest and pleasant medicine Offered to the pub
lie, and particularly commended to all who would
mild and agreeable laxve The subscriber IL the only
who this article this having OBJ
ained tn original receipt from London. Be guard
The above .oid only at C. H. PHILLIPS Drug and Chem
cal Store Beekman corner OF William street, Y.
m4 lmsec
WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH. when tie
w following unprecedented dentistry made
hv the cele grated Dentist w. THOkNE, d. d. 81 e2 East
Broadwa,
Cleaning Teeth ......."..."..."..$l 500
Stopping with his ju ly leh,ated Mineral IS
Single Tooth on Pivot ..''.'''.. IS
" Silver '''...'''''''2 90
" II" Gold, ....,..........'... 10
complete Of Teeth the approved principles, at
the price the above
BWhee entire satisfaction given, charge will
be made; 90 East Broadway. mt im"m.
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The MOST COMMON SAYING
that
would not
give one bottle of
DR. SwAYNE's Com
SvRUf WILD
CHERRY, for halfa dozen Of any
other preparation. l have tried all
tae popular epes, bat this stancs
rvalled Toy the cure oft following d,s.
sumpuou Spitung Of Blood, Palpitation Of the
Heart, HhoopinK Cough. Tickling or Rising
in the throat, Bronchitis. Asthma,
or weakness of the Nervous system,
or impaired constitution from any
cause, and 70 prevent parsons
from falling into De-
cline, this medicine
has not its
equal
And when much calomel qunine has been used this
medicine will evil effects the system and repair
the hillary functions As proof Of the above med cine
great strength and cleaes the from
,ne large estab shments Philadelphia who
cry he Ofcourse the Minister Lawyer who
their voices be equally benefited Reference
will be given the auctionee by calling at my ctics
CAUTION-A epamtions from this valuable tree except
the origin al Doctor SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY, fictitious and counterfeit Prepared
cofser Of Eight and Race streets, Philadelphia.
Agsuu-Dr WIN. H. Minor corner Of Broadway and John
street. New York; r. A Sands. ChuIchs Dispensary i8s
Boey of Spring f. B. Warner 2O3 ecker
OF Minetta James Hne,on Grand 1t near Atm vii
liamsbnrah; Person Harrison, 100 Boad st. Newark
Wood Harlem corner Of 18th street and 80 avenue,
g Jr Main st. Paterson; Mrs NJ Hays, isS Fulton street
Brooklyn; w f. CLERK, Montgomery st. Jeney City.
fl6 3msrc
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foN Ai1 .aNb PRISsaTE oILiiBR.sRfEs o0AA

lanes MOWATT < CO IVA Broadway, publish This
= Day. Animal Magnstism or Mesmsrsm-ts HistoTy,
Phenomena and Practical In
,ucons and che Latest Discoveries IN the Science BY VII.
facts, t published in the United States BY hev
Lhauncey Hare Tow, .. end
Also now ready the Modem Standard Drama, No. Ion
trgedy BY r.. N. Ta'fourd Pnee l2k cents.
New supply Of the Omnibus cf Modern Romance contain
ing sir popa novels iete vol. for Is cents
On Thursday will be published, Fazio tragedy by Alman
being No -. .
Tie Modem Drama. No. 3, by Buwer will appear en- sa
turday. n3 3s~ec
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u. y. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Bets.


Juyg 2s-Wiid,r VS.. Rich. Gayior 4 Gissier-Th,
plaintiff is the assignee of all the rights Of Mr. Ftzge
raid who claims 20 be the inventor of the fire proof safe
in which Plaster Of Paris used Mr. Staples
for Wilder yesterday heard in support of the sppl
cation for injunction prohibit Rich and other defend
ants from manusc uring such safes This day Mr. join
McKeon heard on the part Of the defendants TIL,
Defendants insist that the injunction should be denied be
cause the use OF plaster Of paris in resisting fire wei
known long since IL used in France render houses
fire proof that there nothing novel in the appica
ton that II was abandoned the public by Wilder \
Fizgeralis acts Il also appeared that the appca
ton had been for years before the Patent Office and
peaedly rejected And moreover that Court exercis
ing the power Of Court OF Equity ought to interfere in
doubtful case until after trial nj law.
Mr.. RoBgRr ENaEr who associate counsel for the
defendants commenced his argument which he will
tnue TO morrow. He will be followed by Mr. Staples for
the plaintiff
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EMIGRATION TO WISCONSIN "A vast political
emigration is preparing to go to Wisconsin in a
very short time II seems that Senator Talmadge,
who has been appointed as Governor of Wisconsin,
IS only link in a series of appointments, which
have a very curious aspect. According to all APP
pearances, and from the information we have re-
celved, the whole conservative party of New York,
Immediately after Captain Tyler's nomination to
the Presidency, made arrangements for emgratne
to Wisconsin, to manage that Territory with the
same skill and success they have managed the
Tyler party in this city.
This band of emigrants consists of Senator Tall
madge at the head Postmaster Graham George
ID. Strong, and number of the other friends OF
Captain Tyler, who expect to leave New York in
six or twelve months. Mr. Cunningham, formerly
distinguished hnancier of Poughkeepsie, who be.
came unfortunate, and was made supervisor and
leaser OF lead mines or copper mines in Wisconsin,
is already the pioneer of this movement. We ex.
pect TO see Postmaster Graham and Mr.. Strong
prominent oiiice-hoders out there before long.
We calculate that many Of the leaders of this
emigration will come back to Washington as men,
bers of Congress in the course of five or SIX years
II is a highly interesting movement in the history
of emigration this--it is--and we may give all the
details hereafter.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS. We learn that extensive
preparations are making by the Brooklyn Ligh,
Guard to receive the Boston Light Infantry and the
New York Light Guard, on the arrival Of the Sc.
cond named, in few days.
1t is said that this B. l.. l., or the "Tigers" Of
Boston, will arrive here on the morning of the 10th
and quarter at the Astor House, where they will
remain until the 18th. They will number fifty-tw
muskets, and make one of the most magnificent
military disp avs ever seen. We are told that in
point of drill they cannot be surpassed This be.
ing the case, it will be necessary for the Z" Guard
of this city and Brooklyn to be :" up and at them. "
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ANOTHER GREAT FooT-RAcE OVER THE BEACON
COURSE, HoBoKEN On reference to our adver-
Using columns, it will be that the propretors
of this Course, with their usual lberaty, present
something worth contending for on more advanta.
geous terms than the last foo-race at least there is
hot quite so much to do and yet something hand
some for it. There is every probability of one OF
more of the Old Country's best pedestrians coming
over to try their luck on this occasion. Major
Stannard and the several other cracks ofthe States
had better look to their laures in the meanwhile.
The terms offered wills no doubt attract consider
able attention throughout the sporting community
of Great Britain.
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Jurr 2s.-No. II Skiuin vs. Merchanfs Bank-Nlr. b
w Bonuey concluded for defendant IN error, MIR. j. w.
Edmonds in reply. Decision postponed
No l2t or s3.-Jamss NJ Whns vs.. g. NJ Hagtoosd -
Mr. Geo Folsom Tor plaintiff In error, Mr. W. Clark for
defendant In error. Decision postponed.
No 16l (sl j IT. Dukes and a. vs. n L. Allen MIR
A. d. Logan opens for plaintiff in
Neri Causes CaendarNo ~, ~, 49, 30, 81, ~ and
-. No Ia reserved till Monday.
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JuSE 2sJamss Landcasfer Alfred Spencer, Joseph
C,npay. and William Dapis-.7ssaah This was an &C.
tsn OF trespass for assault and battery, committed in the
ship Hector >" her last voyage from Liverpool De.
fendant Davis second mate and alleged assault
ed plaintiff who Is a seaman Spencer Captain and
Conway first mate and aided and assisted Davis Verdict
for plaintiff $3.50 against each Of the defendants
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Superior Court

Before Judge ysnderpoel
June 2S-VaH Winkc Us Consf0nfns. This tedious
OF sectment the title reported Tuesdays Herald
will terminate this day
Before Judge Oakley.
wilson rs Bsach-This case, reported in yesterday
Herald, stands adjourned over to this morning
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CLIFTON HoUsE.-Of all the excursions in the
neighborhood of this city, that down our lovely bay
to Clifton House at the Narrows is one OF the most
delightful. The sail itself ismos exhilarating, and
when you get there every thing that is charming
awaits you in the shape of lovely scenery, refresh
ing breezes, and well kept house. Just try it
tomorrow.
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Superior Court.
June 29-Term closed this day.

EXPRESS TO BosroN.-We are requested to state
that Mr. Edward Wilmer, Of Liverpool, will leave
Adams, No. Wall street, tonight, for Boston. To-
attend the departure of the steam ship Acadia, and
the arrival OF the Britannia, at that port when ne
will return again to New York with "WilImer a.
Smiths European Times" Of June Ieh. which
may be expected here on Wednesday next.
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MEXICAN STEAMERS Montezuma and
Guadalupe are to be repaired at Brown 81 Bells
ship yard, and will thence 60 to the celebrated
Novelty Iron Works, conducted by Stillman,
Allen and Co., to have their machinery and boilers
thoroughly repaired
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FORT HAMLroN.-The fine house at this place,
kept by Reed, the prince Of hotel Keepers is rapidly
filling up. This season will be very fashionable
here. 1t is most heavenly spot, and the poor sim
mel, wearied with the world, who cannot find repose
and soace there, is indeed beyond the pale of this
worlds cOmforfs
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Dir Bulls CONCERT AT THE TABErNAcr.E wa,
crowded to excess by the beauty, fashion, and ele
7anca OF the city He excited tremendous enthu.
: asIn-greater, If that be possibIe-.han ever.
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HOTTEST Day or THE SEASON. Yesterday the
mercury in the shade run up to 80 deg. in this city.
ia Philadelphia, on Thursday, it was up to SO deg
and in Boston So
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EXCURSION FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES.
Thomas Samond, Capt. Schultz, under Mr. Rel's
management makes an excursion this afternoon
See advertisement
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TRp TO SING SINe.-A large party, consisting of
members of the Court of Errors, and many other
gentlemen, paid visit yesterday, P. NJ, to Sing
Sing. Full and graphic account tomorrow.
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THE New COLLECTOR Gov. Van Ness will un.
dertake the duties of Collector of the Port of New
York on the fifth of July next.
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C0nman RIcna

k.Hy rs k'Hy-The jury rendered a verdict for plain
I'm IN hs case reported in yesterdays Hersd-subect
70 settlement on account. No jury case this day.
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LATE FROM HAYTI The u. S. ship Preble
Thomas W. freedom, Esq. Commander, arrived
here yesterday from cruise on the Spanish Main,
and last from Aux Cages, st. Domingo, which place
she left on the 18th inst. where she had been for
some time past actively employed in protecting the
commercial interests of Americans from the vo-
lence of the Natives
Affairs were somewhat settled when the Prebe
left, but it was thought that tranquility would NOT
long continue, as the rebel chief Acoan had mani
tested considerable reluctance to obey the orders
and come under the subsection of Gen Guerrier
the newly elected President of the Republic.
There had been besides the ship U. S. Preble, at
Aux Cages, the English brig of war Grifi,on, and
schooner Pickle, the French briggs of war the Eu
| ryall and Papllon, and steam frigate Styx, all in
port at the same time, engaged in watching the
commercial interests of their respective nations.
| There were only two American merchant vessels
port when the Preble sailed, the Annawan, OF
| New York, Capt. Downes, and the New England.
MCurdy, OF Boston, all others having left before
On the sixth inst. the English barque Dominica,
Salter, from London, for Jamaica, was wrecked
on the Folle, coral reef in the vicinity of Aux
Cages, abort twenty miles distant from the port,
and was found to be totally abandoned. 1t is sup
posed that her crew and passengers took to their
boats, and attempted to proceed on to Jamaica,
being afraid to land at Aux Cages, knowing the Is
land to be in a state of Instruction Nothing had
been heard of them when the p. left She had q
valuable cargo OF dry goods, liquors, &c. Among
| her passengers was Mr.. Field, Lieutenant of
the Royal Artillery, and several lady passengers.
Annexed is list Of the officers crew of the Preble
| who are in good health =
| Thos: tW freedom, Esq, Commander; Jas Fndlay
schenck, George A. Prenss and Charles w Pickering
Lieutenants c. Van Alstine, Acting Master Geo f.
Sawyer Purser Wilson Kellogg, Passd Asst Surgeon;
| Henry A. Clemson, Passd Mdshipman VIM. K. Hop.
| kins, H. d q. Brown and Hunter Davidson Midshpmen;
and E. g. Reynolds c. D. Hebb, and Tho's. T. Houston
Acting Midshipmen c. c. Parker, Captains Clerk
r. d. Burnham, Pursers do; Boaswain, Samuel Drew
Gunner, Benjamin Bunkee Carpenter, John A. Dicka
Moore
William Clark Second Gunner died on the 10Th instant
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27,45s,60o lbs.
Sorts. ..... 1863
Total pounds. go. :. 81, asa ,s6l

FREIcHTs London and Liverpool, ca 10 to f3 per
ton OF so feet To Out Ports los per ton additional To
Calcutta and Madras very To Bombay, from the
number OF vessels open to charter shippers unw
ling to submit to the old rates.
RATES OF EXCHANGE AND PRICES OF BULLIoN-On Lon
1on-At six months sight, A. sd. to 4s Sd. per dollar
Government bills at 80 days sight 4s 4d.. in little
quest the difference of the sight not beng equivalent TO
that Of the rate at the present exchange. On Calcutta
pany = accepted bills, Co Rs 800 do On Bombay-Pri
yate bills at 80 days sight Co. RS 22a do Ga Madras
Private bills at 80 days sight Co Rs 224 do On Man
Three per cent discount sycee SilverLarge, per
cent premium small, 2 per cent premium Carolus
Dollars old head per cent premium Ferdinand Dol
lars. at par Republican Dollars per cent discount