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entrance of harbor. Better late than never For
years there has not been single piece Of artillery mount
ed on any of the works below and yet we have never
been subjected to the slightest inconvenience in conse
quence On the wharf Of the navy yard at Charesown
are some eighteen twenty guns which, occasionally
do the duty Of salutaton holydays when OFF,
cial parsonage honors the ground with his presence
These sombre musicians every purpose $50 say
our economists) during these piping times OF peace"
Our mercantile do not dream of war, and peo-
pie generally (always excepting those who expect fat
csntract) nearly IA the frame of mind there
fore and runiors of wars always regarded by
heve that nothing short OF actual hoses would make
many of MS open our eyes, and ask lift really were
true that powder had been burned in anger?
We cannot tolerate the idea of war simply because II
would interfere with commercial pursuits There.
fore, we shaif have war and don't either
one way OF The ether whether these forts armed or
not When war really comes Boston, notw outstanding
its apparent apathy at present would hen be for
defence as soon as any CITY along the coast
You haro perhaps, OCCASIONAL, read in our CITY pa
Psrs som ,h asop line OF packet h?s which sail
composing 1t, sailing hence, and from Liyerpool
on regular and stated periods bat without ef-
iect In TACT, 1t is no line a. all The ships some
times sail iron here for Liverpool that is if they
can get enough freight TO ballast them but more fre.
quently they go to southern port and advertise for
freight like transient vessels. line of packets o any
port to be successful must endeavor be regular The
TONS Governor Davis 500 Concordia 6O0 and last and
best of all the Joshua Bates of 62l tons These YES
sells are all IN good repair and have very fair accommo
cations Tor passengers but excepting the Joshua Bates
they are not very swift sailers The Concordia some
times makes fair passage. but nothing extra She sail
ed the other day for Liverpool and carried back again
about forty steerage passengers who had doubt be-
come home sick This pretended line is called Trains
Line OF Packets but the ships are only parity Inv
him. Individually he is very decent sort of a gentle
manand much admired blythe senior editor of the Dos
ION .4uds.
The new barque Peytona Capt Brown, sailed hence
yesterday forenoon fol Marsees and as she is of a
mooei entirely different from any OF the vessels belong
ing 70 TINS port considerable curiosity excited 10
witness her first performan, Ike wind was fair and
she gIided down the harbor just like any other vessel
ana left the curious as wise Us they were before
Inc weather is comfortable neither 90 hot nor too
cold and the natives resting after their eheadng
labors.
Sales % Stocks mt Loston
:, Exe9.ser Beard, July $50 shares Reading RR BIN,
2s ~ o. 2iH Western RR, 1893; 20 Oh Colony isR 1885, IS
NnMi,h ana worcester Rt 60, q DO e85s do SIM 68;
400 wilmington RR, 4is; so do so, l45.
SEcoNn BoARp-200 shares Wilmington RR, las. $50 do
s 80 Reading FIR, 27. $50 d. 49, 100 Long Island RR so
6i5S; 100 do CAS-. '
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CIIRE FOLL0WS CILRE

FURTHER EvlpENCE Of the efficacy of Thomrsons Com.
4 pound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha in Consumption
Ars H. P Warner residing the house Of Michael
Fisher ESD Woodbury. ~ attacked eighteen months
since with violent disease lungs by her ply
slcan, Dr. VIM Harris of congestion the lungs
he pam N her breast WINS violent with difficult respiration
repose and rendering necessary to be oped in bed and
three months her Her physician
edhe hopeless and she ceasedo indulge the hope of
covery About this time she heard of the
formed by Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
NaPha and commenced using il In very short tune her
valuable remedy she has been literally rescued the
grave.
The above statement in regard my wes restoration
he ah aud the result solely attributable the
Thompson Syrup of Tar and Wood Napth every other
dy having failed in her case HENRY p WARNER.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1885,
Prepared and sold by p Thompson Druggist Philadelphia
and sold wholesale and retail in this city by A. b. SANDS
Co.. Chemists and Druggists 273 Broadway Chambers
Price so cents. myl7 Inn &c
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Office for The sale of the Original Genuine
PULMONIC SYRUP,
Az NO. AZ Ia COrfiandt street, New York


FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
GONE YEARS AGO | was cured Of severe and danger
- Gus Illness by Syrup made from old Indian recipe and
that good might Be done through he esiesive INTRO
ducqn Of the syrup to the public, entered orange
street the city Of New YORK Hayng confidence il yoa"r
man by he name Of schenck bad verbal with
hum aud the medicine sold IN his name
sca q NY e"e 81 s sssGe his the form Of
continued his until had reason to believe this
person tSiatg from the understanding Compliant
d come iH TO ne relative TO the variability and
strength me mp ihiHt'nR that written might
De more eHrcaa requested one declined could
was completely nicrysoyea with The Of his
valuable madeleine OF felt thai the
had eaeooned large expenditures establishing and con.
dnc'ing THIS Ny time and attention devoted
Character and the certificate Of cure with NY advice
merous patients or he friends Woo allied Office ell
gradually Increasing and widespread popularity Of
treatment Of consumption colds coughs diseases Of the organ
einsed great numbers make application me- most
have been the Of benetiug restoring
ling that the advantages thus arising all should be lost;
could c2nscienonsy permit sphere Of usefulness to br
10 those who know me personally and the history Of Sy
p It unnecessary to that hold the old original receipt
and have the most accurate knowledge only
hod OF preparing this medicine through all different
Ana IN order 60 render y all impurities well as e
Of heat which tends TO destroy the medical properties
the application Of improved only suitable apparatus BY
which these objects can be successfully attained Complaints
arise from my the "owdg and i smpoy IN"
which are confined exclusively 10 myself
being longer interested my business has am told set uT
for himself az least opened office this cty wish hun
lie am informed TO come and buy genuine Syrup and
waely enough cautions against adulteraed compounds
f, myself for @ % New osa tn MY e
established Office ish CORTLAND ST. oued orbeow Greenwc
street. s. BEEKMAN.
my2s imsm
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE
MONROE
GEORGIA,
Bibb County.
WE, THE


MONROE RAIL ROAD AND BANKING 90
assas sad sass Com
WE THk End and decree, tina, III. Mouro. RAJ,
sT e s" b.:
and as Ss q
hswh Of se as sHse q
Company Ssosnt and wholly unable 70 y il. dsS,. s ss
said; and from is embarrassment unable complete said
Road and keep the the great
public objects contemplated BY the egislaiure further
holders Of bonds issued for and materials for Road
maids for work labor and FOR Rail Road and sr
ali other eeao es h S ns
mGn them creditors MY right = sipset
and all properly equipments effects herewith
ed and all the property belonging to said Company and all the
pertaining % said Monroe Rail Road and Banking Company ee
m a: n the JsS%ay
,Ss% FhG ss
ad aos he ns g s a
Clerk oths Court who required to deposits the same
e. s q &: special s Dis
the sss sS e ssa s g @ Their
controversy should citing said Claims then
~ them BY ad Ts oa
off and whether they be su6sc: objection the
statute OF Imitation nonperfornance of contracts
is Ss s ss
that the
Road ali the obligations said Company m respect
by the soq
70 extend a to ability odeb contracted prior 70 said sss and
said Company transfer to the purchaser the held him.
said as is provided by law
for the transfer o. bank stock when sale hereos made
Sheriff. and further that for the keeping OF said Road
io the time intervening between the day Of the
and ,Sa, be- SUI
% 1I saa a ns balance oe paid from hs pro-
said Road rs and a s
%s "a esson a H he
with the Clerk Of tins Court and also accounts for
sss
a s sf OF % 5
purchased subject the aud approval of the
s SsG. a the and other aS s. s pro
e fro" the minute" aE sHs e sa NAY
BY virtue ofthe above decree undersigned will sell be-
s is 1T
MqYr9s Rail Road a, from Macon Maasvle The
with ~ % and all The soaEas said Coma
belonging sppeanng to said Monroe Rail Road and Bank
ing embracing not only The Rod but the various de-
men and all and every thing appeanng and belonging to
Also The entire assets belonging said Monroe Raid Road
and Banking Company embracing subscriptions for stock
debts ds@ads and Claim. I'S ad and nd
Ss Hssa '"d
appeqtio" to n L. Grsyb At the Office Of sad COMPANY
graded TO its iunct ion width Western and Atlantic Rail Road
The suksructu has completed
four and half miles The Road is use
eighty miles, and is equipped with five locomotive engines
for eight other freight and stationary engine The
ers and on failure Of purchasers to comply much of the
property asmay be bid off by such deautng purchasers will
be forthwith resold their risk.
DAVID q. CAMPBELL, I
ABNER P. POWERS,
JAMES A. NISBET, commissioner
SAMUEL B. HUNTER,
THOMAS HARDEMAN, J
Macon. Ga Nav 26. je17toau5 re
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Medical Advice.

DOCTOR LAMERT still con6dsntially consulted NJ his
old Once 81 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases OF delicate his being mild and
udcious requires neither mercury restraint In Diet n
drancs from business pursuits Recent cured in
days.
from frequent indulgence of the passions of ndscree
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed mpotency the Dr.s attention. his
object being TO restore the system mentally and bodily to that
of vigor nature originally designed
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa
ten being the least caused by
of unnated medical preendes and sometimes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. efecuay cured with
pain Inconvenience
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city guarantees Perfect cure or no charge made Let
post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended and
dicne, with advice, any OF the United States
Office So Gold street. Open from A NJ to p NJ.
ImHrr
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Medical Card.
DOCT TOR NORRIS SON,
NORTH RIVER pISPENSARY. 20ih Fulto

u y . q vi q K X 5 q N,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20ih Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentialy
all private Diseases which he without mercury
strain in diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor
rhma," ne in 10 days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETIIRA are cured by DR.
"a. improved principles, without pain Inconvenience
the patient As hs Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections q urinary apparatus but
rnced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation affected with enlarged PROSTATE glands may
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners.
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection and the train OF evils resulting from de
ructve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ut
mate mpoency radically cured by Dr. NJ biological
principles by restoring the system healthy and
stating its original vigor perfect guaranteed,
charge
~ BDr. NJ holds communion with medical pretendes
who claim to be Surgeons he perhaps the only qualified
Surgeon IN the city See his diplomas in his Office
0t1s Fulton street Letters paid and containing fee will
u sure medicine and advice to any part Of the Union
Office 2Oas Fulton street Greenwich New York Open
from A. Nj to 10 z. NJ, daily. in6 lmtrh
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Miscellaneous Record.

d'x Harhn. 90
b DEMMfNG, Keeper of the Light
Miscellaneous Record
Frankfort the 10th inst, called the Barbadoes which for
I'll, ,1som ss e. and sisi greg; credit mister wilkins
commanded by Cart Kidder Of Brewer who is already
famiarly known ia this successful ship
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, July GAR Shamrock Freerort for Easpor
KTass SSsg6 c q ss G G1, New
wAn1nAM, July 23-An Edw Franklin. rictou; Meridian
BosToS July a3-Ap William. vncenpes Topaz and Van
Sig al for br,gs ca M.dcr', Canto Bishaw Antwerp
Zuiee Gibr ltr aud Mlaga Santi lnew of Ply mouth
is sesihs ons, Trinidad; Baltimore, Baltimore; Topaz, East
A Ssv b5GsSgD T 81 Hs7 adelaide Erie and
s S s p f sSs
DON. txsse, Newsri Bvlew; Amqoda; md j sioop. Sid
9si " G,pdy Y Leeds, WIN Young, aud Daniel Baker
BR'sro1a july, 2s-Ar Gov Hopkins james Ri,er Three
Brothers Pr6sideice for Albany 2ah sid Dadem, Phd
PHLApElrsl. July 251Arr Oak and Erie, Bostou Maria
Susey and P s1 B,oIhs5s Johp Bel F i'd
Harriet Louisa, Perth AmbSy cid Moncheser. Ro!isr
s sha HHG s. Ss @
Heath Science Virginia Commsrss Fope.t
s g F Rn
BETH Nantucket; Oscar Providence cath sid U S fri
RcHMoap JuIv 2A Nassau Matthias Nyork Harriet
Boston, Lady Clinton Cramer, NYork Constitution. Fall
River; Madawaske, Boston; w Borden Funnell NYork
Cid Selma, Pernambuco and market.
CHARLESTON, July 23-1trr + Brown, Havana days
Left Adela unsod At Quarantine, New York Camp
bell NNork; Gid WindserJase, Liverpool; Wakona Dock
eedorf NYork; Splendid Providence r. |. Sid Isabella
sayAsyAa, July 2eAr Olive Branch Kingston Ja Ronald
SON Stotesbury, ork 2st Clinton, Lyon NYork Cid A
THOMPSON, Philadelphia. Sid Exact Johnson, NYork
Msf S od sh ssHpfF sw
land, York 10Th, Marion, Havana.
MoBmE, July l8Arr Oceola Philadelphia; Timoleon, Bos
ton Cid Mallory, Babbige, ork.
New ORLEANS, July H-Cld Yucateco, Mex Campeachy.
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-a SAY 1T BOLDLY!
,CHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SAVED MY LIFE
READ! READ!
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE on
II l G. III A II ID l.. COX,

" II "A IL ~ L. COA,
A man of high standing in New Jersey.
ys ;tsS s II Sc. hs aon tsr
Chaancy BakIsy o. Phiadsiphi Previous to taking
g. ss one ef the most eminent physicians Of pha
seaes of number Of gentlemen Of high standing among whom
declared i as his opinion that they We're perfectly
sr TIE OF PPss;Ssss;,slaSSissiA',sss
On the ID day u May d. ISIS before the subscriber
shs s 9, Bssa
Co. State Of Ney Jersey who on his solemn affirmation did
lacked By short dry cougwitha Of burning the
palms o hands and he os b G feet together with dis
be- lat wsa Al, as I sfsd @
became sradaa weaker and weaker
short and aberous and The least exeoa led extreme
the bed which he lay Al This period his physician,
beyond reach oope For two days Ii. appetite had
She he sehsne pa dIS
That he had taken but about bottles Of the said syrup
susnes q syrup S"f s Ssd
ap
that he discharged in the presence of his wife and brother
that friends could scarcely remain in the room with hin
iSi s ne Ms D he ss
Of the medicine having known that Mr. schenk himself
had o
he quantity Sd hat
The period intervening taking the first bottle and his
recovery was about ten weeks that the rapid change in his
condition created such and wonder all who him
during his illness, that friends 1neghbors ocked CONT
nuay TO were, from the That
the syrup still strengthened his system he
he believes himself sound and in the enjoyment
ogood health that he able attend all his duties, and
to fulfil them township officer well period of
his fe that he has had his lungs examined and that they
pronounced TO be in perfectly sound condition.
(Sgned) RICHARD L. COX.
Affirmed and subscribed this Sd day Of May si before
EvEsHaM, Burlington Co.. ~ j., April ed l845.
We, the subscribers. residents the township of Eyssham,
do hereby certify that well acquainted with Mr. Richard
Consumption which believe cured by the
Schenck Pulmonc Syrup aud feel duty recommend
the consuptve the possible having
been witness OF the greatest performed
this section oithe country.
Benjamsn Backman, John Leeds, Jr
William L. Brown, John Fl Ellis.
Frukiu Is. Cox, Andrew Grscom,
John b Cox, William Hammitt,
Thomas II Hewlings, Joseph Ellis,
Joseph l.. Hewlings, Jacob Hewngs
MAKLToN, New Jersey, May 9th, lSi5.
MIR j. II SCHENCK-Sir: ! am Pastor Of the Baptist
Church MAroa New Jersey Some three four mouths
ken by OF the deacons of his
spected neehhor Mr. Richard L. Cox then laying all hui
At deaths door by Consumption My distinct
impression thar the gentleman would not live week
To surprise saw HIM my congregation last Sabbath
healthy looking To-day have been his house, and
received from him the assurance, that SYRUP the
JAMES Nj. CHALLIss
-
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q PlRCE'S First Premium Patent Oven Ranges
combining economy convenience and durability. These
Ranges are warranted superior Offered They are SO
constructed thatt almost impossible for them get out OF
ofue or Tor the plates to crack all other Ranges
they have been N for the last IS MONTHS and every M
stance given the utmost satisfaction aud has
the proprietor been called on repair one
Ranges by the subscriber warranted TO give
tire sasacton they do not they will he taken without
the least expense TO the purchaser.
m29 1m,m ~ Broaiway.
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VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.
ID X. NJ n X HALL HALLS
COR DIAL II EN0XAT0R

nR: MARSHALL HALL, ofthe most celebrated ply
slcians IN Europe the dscoverer of this valuable med
cine now used IN his practice the nobility of Eng
land and through the Continent OF Europe, and every
stance when used according directions
most happy results It is exclusively directed the OF
such complaints from genera
tive Its quick and wonderful such that cold
or mbeciity remain the system that under
influence for half hour 1t will afford decided relief to those
who By early indulgence solitary habits have fallen
state of chronic debility.
Constitutional weakness, brought by secret habr
dulged in by young men. This is when frequently
duiged in, the evil that beial Dyspepsia
kness of the limbs and small Of the back, confusion Of in
tellect orgetuness paptaon Of the heart Soc-
ETY. consumption, the symptoms ohis disease.
elects whites obstruction Of certain total mpo
tency and baIrenness, removed by this medicine.
Phillips Boyne Agents. Forwarded to all ofte Uni
ted States Price, So per boe-6 bottles for So Sold at
Duane street ie3O I'm ossrc
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Passengers Arrived.

HAvRE-Pscket ship Slv- d. Cirasse-Ame ST Anaut Geo
st Arnau Mime Llwi,ss, Nine Dellany, two children
and servant: fd~afd ieeAeler, VIM Livingston Antony
Remare john NgHseiei AID Lady, Germany; Greedy
CANIoS-shp Jehr y Coster-Rodaey Fisher Richard
Dana Esqs.
TRiNpAp-Brig May Flower-J Dwight, NJ r. Hazes and
lado Mrs Davis aud children
SAvANNAB-Brig Wilson Fuller-Rev A w Mcclure, lady
and children q Harding and lady Mrs Anderson child
May Powers, lady and child; Miss Powers Miss j Pow
Miss Could Miss Rice Miss Case Miss Minis Mrs Nc
Eroy and ehdren; a!r enks children and servant;
Mitchell and lady, Miss ,,nkler, Messrs Minis HEIDI Dor
man. Hall ks'znsden Ware, Karney Turner. James Ripley
Gibbs-6 N the
CEDAR kEY-Brig Blllow-A Tea, Z ruH.
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TO CITY AND
COUNTRY MERCHA MTG

HOTEL AND SIEAMBOAT PROPRlETORS, CITY
EXTRA FINE TEAS!
1853 Greenwich Street,
NEAR CoURTLANpT ST. AND OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC HorEr,
ss7E BEG LEAVE 10 iaorm vow that We established
W selves at the above place principally for the purpose Of
meeting views OF wholesale and large family
on the North River Side The upright which
together with the high quality and moderate price
goods have earned Tor degree OF reputation
tronage.
We have however pleasure stating that we have
made with great care aud Judgment, selections from
the and which comprise the
young Hyson Tyson, Gunpowder, Imperial Oolong fekoe
NlDgyong, Congou Seuchong, which arrived her.
this which, with Of Good
Qualities, oder wholesale and retail We have also trar
Government Java and other Cofees usual, roasted IA
ground daily.
We continue pisces heretofore
9aTeoiay . ~ hH'"an :. ass y9e, 9sed.n
Nc. lork--i2 Chatham ~ se Grand snd 3,s Reecke
fhiiadelpsiss' Co:strit =, aid Fifth street
slKADBR0OE's GOLDEN FISH gs7 BVOADWAI
ID No lone IN tfplisn Fs, shines a Tie
~ the old plecs Ia O,dway-two, seyeuty-onc:
y has dsUed ~ strr,in 70 = FIR better haven,
Aud IS now srcH 70 glitter AZ two uinety-seycn.
There Brsdbrook's establishment, known as Of yore,
Fora welistocked md excellent outfung store
On the instant still furnishes outfits complete,
From fine shirts aud silk drawers down TO towel and sheet
The yoyager bound on some long ocean trip
Should call 10 At Bradbrooks ere joining his ship
And there officers, civil or naval may ind
All they need when 10 lar distant stations assigned
The stranger resident there may inspect
The most elegant goods he could wish 10 select
% the very best fabrics and tastsully made,
Atprces As far as are known IN the trade.
suspenders, gloves collars straps purses and hose
stocks, hdndkerchieis aud ine under clothes,
WIN dressing gowns night caps, aud fifty things nore
Nay pc all had at Bradbrooks famed Quitting store
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MEDICAL ADVICE

THE discoveries in Chemistry enabled Dr. Clio
yer Introduce into his practice several articles Of
medicine which certain quick and underwriting ei
,ecs IN curing those difficult and potracted Of Syphilis
Ulcers and pains IN the bones nodes Also, Gee Con
norrh9a, Seminal Weakness In short all those diseases
proved obsnae for those who have devoted less
attention to this department Of surgery.
Dr. Glover consulted during the day and evening at No 2
Ann street the Museum where he confines himself
Office Practice.
DR. g. apprses that he has gular
cal educatien and Is not reckoued the host o epc
and petenders whose are found in every public print
iu2 lmsrh - 49, 49,
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LIVERPOOL tLAssrrIcArIoSs.

Stock, 10 600 bales Freight TO Liverpool id; to Ha.
vre, cent for square bales.
PkovIsIoNs-There is very little doing in beef and
pork We quote small sales of prime Ohio pork old
at 50 l5 do new at $40 62t Ohio mess old is held at
Si2 o21 do new at sl3 l2t. Beet is merely nominal
mess we qste at 80 25 and prime at So IS a So Lard
is rather quiet and sells &c for bbl and
SIC Tor kegs Butter is dull of saleOrange county
sells at Is lSc; western dairy IL lac; ordinary III
a Sc Cheese. in casks and boxes is held at 81 Gle
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Domestic fInyorrasgDns

ItpAR hhf-Brg lles-35 bales Well Spring
=, - iali hu-S5 sucks cedgr q oiger9 bfics cotton
Pnue' cp-lf % Ande sou co55 Smth Aiili. < Coo
x Lawrence II INNS ~ A''"'
SANaSNAHIBng Wilson Fuller-l09 bales cotton l. II Brig
order - ''i''
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BY Las. Nights SDuihern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26-arr Delaware, Emma, and China
Boston, Copy. Nlstucket: Uucas, Norwich CID Anna Rey-
ods and Pafl Boston, Ashland Bridgeport; Olive Corson
Nfork.
BALTIMORE, July 25-Cld Water Witch, West Indies Sid
Leopard, Havre: Luconia, Amsterdam.
NORFOLK, July GAR Mary Jane Powell NYork; Boston,
Scout, do bound Frede sburg; Mary Portsmouth, Nh
Bolivar Nantucket.
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Rnase.ar.r.. Sailed.

Harvesting Hsvre-J ohu Soufrnt Pore Rico; Mr. &c.
Minister from Holland Bavaria and Wuremburg {
Herpq Cuba; H'.nogy nd servant, Alr Aiuswo,th
New YORK; DR. +. A White Tennessee; 0smir Bgourdln,
France; Thomas Muller, Engaud, Mrs Wilson Phade-
phia A Duback, Richards New Orleans; L De yendsl,
Mobile; Mr. Laont La; Moore Landi.
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Medical Aid,

nR GREGORY CO Gold street al home usual day and
- night attending the duties Of his profession Strangers
and others who chance need professional
~ aud who desire the best eatmenta prompt and eec
formed extraordinary but he exposes his
tiens names by publishing their certificates All interviews
Je2 Inn