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From the Chronicle and Sentinel. Anguish, Geo.
u y, PAI.NEg. No. IeO Nasnn't. tInhune Buildings
New York. ,rl net Hcen IN TINT Ci'y. Ia whom
payments for ,ubcrl pon advertising be III de.
From the I.ehlrh Bulle'in, Allentown. Pa.
Mr.. " H. PALMER , authorized agent IN New i ork
all kind, Of tnai Cty CONNECTED WIN
tim, DIlre
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1JTANTED.-By respectable middle aged woman u sit
w uation Cook. Washer and rDner; also, by young
girl situation Chi,cns Muse Best al City references
given. Apply mt ls6 Wooster street jyi3 81
yTTANTED-A situation chnmhcrmad waiter. chid's
w nurse. by sifi EIy recommended from her last place
Please enquire 5o5 Hudson street. NB-No Objection
the cnniry. lll3 u
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Total m S254 S2a SO l95 so7 SCI I5s93.52 IL 9Go lai
STATEMENT of the quantity of Flour, Pork and
Wheat exported from the port Of Cleveland during the week
ending Iuly 1871
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INIVE DOLLARS RENARD-WiNbe pnI ,n aly person
L ;ha will small package brown paper about 81 by
: inches continuing Scrap Gold Lightweight not known.
supposed be Gold e1tsr aud ewe lers
requested 10 stop snme # offered FOR she The aboye r.
ward Will he paid by returning the same to j. BOORnMAN.
No g Rose street. jyl3a'
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~ WATClES-fhe urgeet and I,~t splendid as.
IA AEtmen d. Watches the CITY To be found mt the
IL .i.crbe:s: He constantly receiving MI descnp.
.ty1e rom the manufacturers England France and Swift
ss prices at retn thnn uny other hou-e the ety.. Gold
Wrichs 10y go To SIS eacn Watches and Jevelfy
exchanged bought All watches warrr:sd 10 keep GOOD
time money returned Watches, Clocks and Je"eIy
repaired the best and warranted lower Than al any
other place the city.
&C ALLEN Importer OF Watc, 6 and Jewe!ry
Iu3 is;i w..,ie,ae and retail 80 w allst up s;ni's
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81 !1 VI lo bout "aG Of that t u a3 Peach
orchard Broken and Screened on at ton delivered
free ofcarrre ". L. /. TRUSL.0W.
VIA y; Cherry and 10 Mulberry SIX.
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~ DALEY, Magical Pam EAtractot 81 Walker street, t;
,,ue from HfOadway Dsu
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Italian Chemical soap i,Nnd. render, If you get GEM
inc Jones soap twi do all here stated tlt pun
ple biotchcs ieck"N tan >un bum mufphew, old
salt fh-um, efysle'ns m tHct disease the sknbu
mlnd. you want The genuine Jones' Soap produce the
above effect. b. you buy where ehc tins City
the sign ut the american Eagle - Chatham street or S
BrOaisay. and lS Fulton steel, BruOkyu street
Boston Ledger building. Phuepha. axe care uI
base counteriet-'us eihct dangerous or useless. :,
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EXPERIMENTAL. AND PRACTICAL,

1TlBiO'S GARDEN, corner OF Broadway ana Pfince.st.
~ New-York. - r,, A.,
The entertainments under the sole direction %! Mr. NIT
cELL Duurs open Entertainments ccunecc NJ pre-
This EVENING July IL the entertainment vii commence
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rNU!RTY DOLLARS REWARO-MlSSlNG-A Gold
Hunting Lever Watch. No as6, enslnet turned case.
above reward wall paid upon the delivery OF the
FREUk SILL, corner Broadway ard Maiden lane Jig Ct
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RIc I'i y +. = Srttivshi. Secreaf'eS jl3
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~ Editors Inserting the above advertisement. Nth this no
ec will he each enCd to OF the Clay or Frenshuyse
H,ea,,.pins lyll DtfW&Clt
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M y: '" GoIni rf Secretaries. j,l3 I,
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MOUNTAIN BATHS I ATHAM-STR EET-O,uy
l. one Sailing The Subscribers invite the attention OF
tire ublic establishment of Warn and Cold Water
baths which they furnish I; economca pnce ol3;s
per Bath.
Pape from all parts Of the country a. well as these the
,i9its SMITH II 0ATNAE
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provided for in l847 Of SLIPS, 956 and in l846 70
and 30. S5,3i0,593 more OF public debt 10 be paid
for which the resources are S30000G0. 4 portion
of the residue can be paid by the United States de-
pose fund. and holding the stock for the use OF the
fund.
be discontinued before 1850 and then gives back
handed blow nj the Public Work policy.
The Comptroller figures up debt OF forty nil
lions rlst&uter By adding the interest until
ritv 10 The principal. This being all due within
eighteen years. makes. with the disbursements for
the expenses OF Government. an annual payment OF
three millions two hundred thousand dollars. The
Comptroller keeps carefully out OF sight IN tins
computation the income of the public works.
Then comes . long gloritication Of the stop polIcy
There has been paid during the last iscal year,
for the maintenance OF the lateral canals and interest
on the debt for their constructions the OF sil4
765 D. over and above all the revenues derived from
them.
The notes counterSigned and registered under the
act OF the last session amount TO Sl9,o45886
Aggregate capital OF incorporated $40 So so
Circulation suth0r;zed 81 lars .......... IS 2i5 800
Amount Uf registered notes delivered lT,s lSS
Amount of old circulation destroyed Isl July lo6,o0
Amount OF clans Impressions DESTROYED DO ,f936;5
The Bank fund now amounts TO sos. 2o7 -.
The case OF the injunction OF the Comptroller 10
secure the interests of the depositor> in the Bank OF
Buffalo IS proceeding before the Vice Chancellor OF
the 9Th District.
The fraudulent issue already paid OF the Bank of
Buffalo is S233.329,
The Comptroller doubts the utility of the power
conferred on the Comptroller TO appoint special
Bank Commissioners. He recommends that all the
country banks be required to redeem their notes at
par in New. ork.
The following summary shows the amount pald
BY the Superintendent Oft the Onondaga Salt Springs
Tor bountes on salt: the quantity transported to
each point Designated in the law; ana the amount
OF tolls paid for the transportation of the on
the canals, from the lstoi May to the 9th of De-
Gambler i2tI VIZ:
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LECTURES ON
PHPENO- MNEMOTECHNY {:
Prof. Frs Fauyel-Gonrands
NEIs- SYSTEM q Z NISE,1ONrCG

NEvv SYSTEM OF MvE,IoNICs.
b. toe application oF which
an course Of TEN LESSONS OF an hour cachl
Any Person of Weak or icea, faculty Of Recollection
WIZ be enabled 10 Acquire
IN UNLIMITED POWER OF ME]ORY,
'oittom cny screas effort o! niad or rasfe Of TINE
Prof Fauvs !Couaul bny entirely ready 10 teyn hsp'o-
missed onrse js ntrestIac oPc thsex
n=ntl and public Introductory Lecture Will take placen
The CsBEEsNACLE
on the Nv cuing OF I Fl u Il DAI, the llth inst.
ot prove the unlimited powers of the system by
his ~: sreas of memory as re did last wnte IN has
troncmca lectures, Prof G. WILL this time offer the Fnhiic
the and conclusive erdsncc that possibly
be desired OF tie !ic1by and aaina5iity oi the
bounded pow Of tbs System. - Fifteen different
we'll known the City whom are five Ladies, IS
professional gentlemen AID several young Scholars have
k4dy consented bear public testimony the perfect rac-
tcabity o the system b. at the pe*auie OF the
audience ali The literary historical and scientific questions
that wiz be put them iom the yolumlaOus ogI OF
facts lt VIII be distributed the Lecture Room, and winch
has been learned bj em the short siace oil jsu hours
v itnin thu t-rIn Of trg0 lceehS.
Prof o. wall open the evening entertainment vain h7ie
history Memory and h= mcsE eNao dlna-y o!
powes which have dEe n times been given TO the
world IL vi! also gave conf araye and cntcaIlIns
ton with diagrams OF the best ii AEemonc5 htheI-
10 pu1 INTO practice.
The evening will be conclude 10 he wonderful Mnemo-
technc exierneats Of yopns ISIS OF this city oiy ane
7Grs old who viii every question put 20 her !fo
the Programme many Of them difficult mathematical prob
lens among which vii BE- the ratio Of the diameter 10 the
circumference OF the cci- with ia nomencatusd decim.s
which she T repeat every possible way according to the
pleasure o! the audience.
&C. The Lecture viii begin Irecsely7. O'Clock Doors
20 open atG.
~ sage admission so cents; Gntieaan and two La
dies ST. every additional Lady Of the same party % cents;
Children, 25 cents
For the convenience Of those who desire avoid the
un easan;ness Of waiting the door Tickets Will b. found
on me dau ef he Lecture Dr. Chous Dru= Store, 2c3
Broad aay opposite the City Hall! N!bo's Bar, and
Boa mrs 32j Broadway.
The Programme Of the Experiments containing nearly
hind, ed pages Of Scientific Historical and Literary
Facts viii lie distributes! gratuitousIy among the audience,
together with Prospectus expressing the conditions and
regulations OF the Course.
y B-Sacud it towards the evening of1he appoint
ed day Iender tie walking iIsprectica6le, tie Lee
tu7e vii fe rostr,i Ell IS
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The amount paid into the Treasury during the
year ending on the Both OF September last on ac-
count of principal of the I. 5. Deposit Fund is
S24O,l76 80.
1t has been suggested that a stock might be is
sued, sufficient to redeem all the Liabilities OF the
saietv-tjnd banks. exclusively on the future contr
buttons of the banks to that fund.
Certificates issued under such an arrangement,
bearing an interest of 6 per cent, without in any
way pledgng the responsibility of the State, would
readily be taken by depositors, and the holders of
large amounts of the notes, and the hundred thou
sand dollars of money and securities in the Treasu-
ry might be applied to the redemption OF the notes
held in small amounts.
If this suggestion should be acted on by the Le-
gslaturc it would be necessary for the receivers TO
sellth assets of the bank at auction with as little
delay practicable.
The following statement shows the amount of
notes outstanding at the time of failure of the
raj banks which have suspended since the Bank of
Buffalo. the amount paid into the Safety Fund by
communication, previous 10 October, 1912, and the
balance of notes now outstanding viz:
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III I'll J.
on SATURDAY afternoon. Innr

an Saturday afternoon, January DASrEL sLoTE. i" the
41h year o.! his age
especially iayed TO attend III, funeral sitoU: further
tee on Monday afternoon, O'clock from ms aje resi-
aeuca, No. 220 BIO NEST
On siu,iay evening, hias;mt NJ. Nl.LlAM ErEH ased
n. 5jens and acquaintance and the friend oi his son Jo
sepI Ksen and sons.iuaw Andrew BiTdsall AID aomas
Eurridse especially invited a,tendhs iuae;4 Oh Mos
DAY afternoon al o'clock from his late residence, No 60 a.
drdge.St.
AYonkers, on the3linst Major ELiJ,HV VALENTINE aged
< Por, Gibson, Wy on tn. 18th ult, TuoMA, D, JEf
FEES Esq. Editor OF the Port Gibson Correspondent
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DISASTERS.

BRIG NoRMAThs brig Norma, from the Cost Of Ai,'il
and last from Turks ia,ld with salt IS The ye'S seen or
shore near Barnegat The died dire. or ioG d4y aSo
With the Africa ever and also man has also aa a
she ran ashore Last rday she driYs OF ~ ?t
and on Wednesday last ashore III the y W sale ne
vessel tIgt and al! hands snhased tn dchaS;
BaIc Woop Il ocx.-Capt Allen, Of the big Sea, from
New York (anive New Orleans ,sPots Tie I'st o 'Ms
Havana with All ted Ga the 5 Dc ''e otis
Toodstock Capt Deconneil, ioundered of Ii ,rant te
bf Sc, on the Atm the being hall fall Of wa!e, at tt
time On morning OF the tn daylight ;Tffe {@t on
bo,r; ti. scbr Comet bound New York. lir " ocd-
took belonged to Hiesss Hall s. Cs,dten, o Savannah
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p.ssenrcrs Arrived.

ri n. prekss.,Iiy NeiiEtg1, frcr LONDON Die RI
I,jr cnfldr-n ard servant =. Njcsoa / >inl-h y
Lefisou r. j. Becher. I'D AM 81 irsi; fs,e y
>t,uI-y Of London Lr, I. JscSS9D. - Ne's-Hok X; AZ
Halr,es 4 SON Of BrCosyH sri - . ihs, = ST5-e
In fh- shay ERSi1ed from tpit4sateg -
E.ary Z ,rkln.au, tHG 81 u ;ilr >;terltr
II Inc bark Potomac, -1ae B.ea0s .fgfes-a-~s'3 a'
In 5i7 G Nsisspi from Netc oricaNlr Ba,rA
lasiy Sir B4nchsE a.L family .
N 5rss Sui!iran frorr CiarlSstonAir Ionw2 20 p
NrSsss .uIchins. u Dou2-s !ounsk'as, ltsi 'i9 'ie
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enhs animation. the five dosr bill! which recognised
py the wbroker when tn- t;and Witness also .
letter hc Albert Dod4s hzs recognised In! ore carried
10 " ate from MS mother.
DR.. Eadie was sworn and testified az follows
eIane' tn loay OF Mrs oussnan and tfa; E-c chiJ
Mrs. tCd much bsra-t; the back part Of .- sku
ana Gram We gone: me baa auI ntezansnts OF l'e tacs
were rni ci - 81 te: The absrEca % Ira u.r PSI u
the * all and b1i ;fay ben caused by violence. y
muscles Of tie throat almost entirely ccusumec: no
marks oil violence p4aare on the body and
The ende' 20 streiee the limbs the bon=s OF The =!t rs
arm wac acturef Lite above te NSrlst, which may have
the SANE toe arm; hat done b=sre before th ar
conclude fo the that there eytayzsa'ed blood
aoout the wound which must nave hr=n IN iGa bel o.e
eat 'ii- wound was ragged one AID apparently mao -
~ nbcee instruments the Tis- ann was separated IRON to-
aGy aqo Fid around The Tcista black silk gA'ure ned ~
sailors Erct aud drawn tl.ty arounft "as apiareCi
portion SILK handkerchief, 5m the when the
knot ted e Irsou coad nct hare done II hr5si Ire
iert separated from the limbs b. the ire. recognized
the body much burned. When mad! the second post
moriem examinations after tie sxhumaiIOu, presence OF
DIS. Harrison aod Clark found The hot lad not been 20.
lated regard, the child, ali the hones Of the head exce9:
the base Of the scul eaely Ire interior ToE-
OF IN" bran seemed very ltd. acted upon by the c
not eongi 10 account c The bones h'Ing been pTned Gil
the re>du- OF the body very much charIsd. found ~
the scu of the chlld large quantity OF e:tFFas cood
indicating violence.
The District Attorney then gave notice that he had
finished the examination OF witnesses in the case Of
Waite, and the Commissioner addressed the accused
as is customary in suchcases ard concluded by say
ing that although the guilt Of Waite pas principal
was not fully established. yet he must decide, on the
testimony, that he .Eaite was accessory after the
feet TO the charge Of arson and felony, and until
bail could be entered he must remand him into the
custody of the Sheriff, and he was remanded tc the
Richmond County ail
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MARRIED..

4 West Farms on Monday Isl Instant b. ;is Rev Mr..
Collius, Z. SrANBEEy, to Miss JATE r. W ARD.
Al tie residence ii Dr. = A Abadie T. $ Am Army t95t
Maa,s Isl Lent K. I. CocHRANr ith lnion;ry U. S ar
my 70 Miss SALLY 7. BEAlL Laughter Of the late Samuel
/. Rea.l. Nl EarlstOMn Ky.
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CLElRElI.

shps Albany Watson, H,vrey Wm Varied j N,,'.
burg Ber5t Cr4aHs Vim Nelson, Ono U;reaa. ~
srpoo stewart Wre!:;. Brlss aindia, 5lsu! AL! fa
BILE Sturrgs x CIearma W'II'Sr' | Jon = Y :
Scbrs Irorc = Domingo, NJ F3tt; S,zlesa S.it /, D.,
.liu-roa, NJ, \ / McCrsdy SO; F ho'1, W I.a6 -
ra. : : Powell; Frlf.s7 Cole Gd.lmogs.JoHuENQ' L.
-onars Richmond !. Nctrsady Y &c; E.lEtns, -
IN PHI lJ-ahil DO; R11in Hood, Gslr, Bath. ~, s.,
sn HI Leeds Go; Mail FauSit2, Eeston- >'ool ''
I.lAnd II III. pIokiIsnce.
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mar!sets THIS Day. ? O'clock.

7NHCEtCtH''. ] III ~ . tIO-H'
There Is no change il Flour, and the market Is qu-t
55t and l2s with !i.tle doing. Nsw Bills Pets
held above 62..
The activity ia Cotton continues ., full prices
sales 1000 bushels SoatLeyu Cats 81 md 900 No:tfrn
30 A small lot Of Southern Con-. sold i5c. meas
s,i.s tC bbs:Linseed OIL private bout 100 tcs
ogh gIseed have been taken al 81 50 and 100 DO clean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08

/ - Gen. Tom THUMB has been detained in
] wn another week. waiting for company and Il
loice vessel but will positively sail for England in
/ e new packet Yorkshire on the 10th. He has
llv increasing myriads of friends, who viii lose
IN with regret for he has become the pet of our
lv-and desencdly. We have seen nearly all
,uiosities, from a fye-hundred- pound tooth to a
decentralization an antediluvian guanodon to the
enderest merlnaid-and we do not hesitate 10 say
hat, after niagara, Tom Thumb is mot the great
st, butt the rarcst wonder of all. For your SIX
agged calves, two-hCaded chickens and all kinds of
nonsuosties we have no regard save loathing, but
Tom is nothing like these: lie is dainty epitome
q manhood, pocket edition Of u gentleman
sweet little fellow, whom any Miss OF seven or
esht would like for a doll amazingly. Twelve
Years old, two feet iii his boots and twenty-five
pounds ayordupois in the coieesca!es. he grows in
wonder as he adds TO his years without increase of
stature or of ponderosiH.
But it is not the physical man alone that interests
uS-Tom is genius in his way, and wag OF the
first wafer. To hear him sing savc Of Lucy
Long, see him cut pigeon-wing, or give the coun-
esign OF not so green with thumb on nose, Is a
enuine comedy. His classic attitudes i'll the l.N-
IL Statues periecton-and il Ajax defying
lR lightning looked as stern as his living represen-
taiyc, we hardly marvel that the lightning was shy
q such a customer. fhs teatS generally we ma,
we'll say, in his own language when he takes hold
Ola stick and is suspended by his hands for minutes
- There can't none of your bGbieS do that. Ten
i, not through his Latin tccdence vet, ladies, so
You will pardon any rents in his GRAMMAR Fare
lNyi,S lNn,. Thomas and maj
bright skies smile on your voyage and fair winds
wait you smoothly to another hemisphere where,
like Caesar, may YOU be able to write, q caNle-i
saw conquered. Whenwear OF Europe, hearty
will be your welcome back again.
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Sales of Real Estate
By E. II. Ludlosc Il Co

,,o.v brick house and c: No = KluS = So &. INCHES
irnai br 10 feet IN sc III sold FOX. So
,ror b.ick nous No Il Kings &c ,lc.c> ~
width IN front, ard GO ieet N De c;..--.
3,,OIy brick hou,s y o. p ..-s:, =. lncassi-
GcE. BY lp2 :ss, IL. depth
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The Police Office this morning was more than
CORONFP,S OFFICE

The Coroner held an inquest al No. ) Little Wa
on The body OF coored emes known only by the
of Reb-cca, no oand dead miserable garrett
the above house She very latemie.ate female Yer
icr accordingly.
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s.eae.a. RA,verx aire insnrnnee

nI- Once OK the Boyvery Sire Insurance
Company, No ia Bo~s5y e9tari OF 0,1a ST. We
toners aud the pubic that they w continue 10 suie 81 me
lowest Of premium, as !a'ot5 trns IS any
nstution in this city, including those tomgaits hat adv
tis- 10 return 10 per cent JAMES LOFETT, PTesldes
PETER PINCXSEY, Secretary. W. iH'
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.lRRIy

Packet ship George " ash Soo Burrows from Live
No D. ,utTe 10 C;fiauel, Ail.tum \ Co. Drt. "a
s,cy Vim Bro;ia, seaman The G w has eNi g1Ec d ~
cessioa ofheayy weatis d'1In- me sSSaT,,-
Packet ship Nsdiater, thaGWlcEit ~ DoRt"A nn 49,
month Dec and Lands End tQih, witH n' ia > ''-
,~oi sailed in company with ship s~ecu2sa 'saA.' %.
Packet lCse ,bip England Bartlett from Liverpool pse @
"$ SIN { inca LIAM from Ap.icco @
Shp Gsneys Coffin IS days from croos''d;' he@P - %
S shG Mississippi Hiiard iron: New o,'e,, Dee T 81.
the Bir 18th, with cotton &c 70 Z. : 2'is x 10
2Sth ult ship Lonoon IN The Gu" abreast '''''ss5
Smp Ssbatts Cox from Charleston, Dec 81 cotton &s'
= ship Union, Russell from New-orleps Dec IL, is .
Sh Iv, Aslantis Maiet from Dec 49, cotton
and WOOL Ut 10 VIZ, WessF Sd " co " brs Allen ,
for Boston Lstt ship ssA S DeRa a's5 J ss
Triss was at Beenos Ayres on with Comnsajore ar
r and suite on board Dec L lat 10 81 Ion 81 TO- spo"ess
G RIig Tora ~, Sar 20 ay from Mobile coon sc
D Hubut Co Bark Reform, T'iy"u sai'Fd dai 1ti''s
'0i Bfs Sullivan w,s, ds TN Charleston with lotto" a
wh ne efse ot to tinnS Hina1n Co Dee 20 at 50
long 70 e. spoke brig julia ron ho De sne53 'V
''S sTsj, DIE 5Tir Iodsean Prahra da o Rio IN
or "a 9s sroke ship ST. Paul Osborn tom la'i'
for Saisr sailed frrm Manila july ith ,a,, ,.
ton aac rice, Sturiles !eaf'nan ,-,,,,I, ~
British big Enterprise, DuTkee, L Us ron
wood 20 Braine ,,, D., ;,.-
seSr Belle, ,cNah, SO hours from Norfolk, vi'h ce'o
Sf se5 10 s t:,f LAM Turner from swaboo
'' seSr i Ss 10 Rl1e 'f from Maryland @ oltes
master. p..,,,. Viii, ,ol..s p, !
S schr Maria Hopkins days from Baltimore with io
sehr Elm days from norfolk with COM bound TO N'"
port. "a s., IL. Ian. "a
with coffee, 10 " Z Plckcrssill s. % .l,
hr fura N,cke.1ou, is from Nor Ok mdae to Jose u
Foulse SON -, .,., ., NJ. ,',.
ell Co Schrs P.ragcn, and Daniel BAKER Tor ->eN1o"'
sailed the day before 81, ,,I ,,,, ....
Schr l. l. Sturges Baker Georgetown, 10 lour 10
Schr Michigan Terry 5 ds I'm Btltlm2,e ii3ur 80.
Schr tdinburg Decker, CieorgetN%n, Dc, Hour, 40.
Schr Amanda Myrck, Jones Virginia. wood ~
Schr John Titon BaymoIe, DO. do,
Schr William Walker, 3 IS from dc" Do a..
Schr Philip De lryster, BirCsaii, do do 49,
Schr sun Shoat, ds from Ranp'hannock maze, 90
Schr MARY Moore 4 DIS from Richmond, coal, CO.
shirs Ohio Putnam Liverpool; Vicksb"rs Nsw o'i{}hs
Portsmouth, Glover, Mobile; Nlos!em alonteyide'
colt M,rsees; briggs ECLIPSE, Glasgow Ann Ghh Naah
zas; David Duffell, Wilmington, ana others
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 81 P. NJ.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
sbius Ashbartoa Hpttleston Liverpool Gtinneil Mern
Cox eieespon Ellis, Alatanzas, epofosd, eston
an, ba Coffin, Darien. Ga Thompson. Bligs Clinton
ron Savannah S;urges {: CeaIaau; RepUb!;c Gates =
5,cl'cola, via Key West r. D Hcrlbut & Co.
ARRIVED,
gf. Loei,o Henderson, of Thon s,on 10 dg f,n Mobile
,dn - Holbsook S Nelson sailed in COMPANY with b!tgs
nwier, Jaae and Charlotte, III for NewYork.
rg star Chase 10 d in 81 Marks, cotton and tobacco 20
c,Tuir Leeds Co. Sale IL wiz, brig Cyrus " God.
nv; Bii!ow, Lawrence; st Marks Williams for NYo:t;
uth.r, B1tstow for Boston. 1--WE aa} out, spoke bag
III 4rks Williams, with los ofrudder-50Uud Key West
.Jsplir.
S.i.4n from us Isl recently ashore BaIae9at
BELOW.
s!ip Saratoga, Russell from New Orleans, Dec 10
Bark tiebton Woodbury., from New Orleans, Dec s.
BtrI Vernon k-!ly, from Mobile
bark PIuo s. days from Liveyhoo ndze and passengers
Brig Sydn-y from ~ llnmiugo.
;crr AIrioa, Of North Yarmouth IS iayI from Sis4
3r schr I;osea, % days from Barbasoes;
SAILED,
Jacket ship Albany Hayie: ship Cahawb?, Darien.
Wind, NAV. Weather clear.
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Jacket ship Albany, HAVE; ship Cahaw
Wind, INV. Weather clear
DISASTERS.

The American bIiz Namaaanta Capt Tucker arrived .,
hamilton 8ermuda The 9th III, 10 DAYS from H5wYork,
for Rio de Janeiro, With 7carGo ofFouE put tohat
lot IN dsir S. Ing in very leaky condition having eYps-
gnced series olleayy gales.
III 3ermrda Gazette the 9thuI,. says: Tie American
Ann Deumtu, the vessel alluded |" in number before
.l4st having been tn. station,
uence OF one OF her HAVING the SINAI lox WAS Eeeas
ast FrIda aud Turned To our Eatbor The man hasqUt
covered and second has appeared We believe that
W sants the present moment, free from sickness
: hey have for many years.