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equal the total saving every year, by the use
of suitable shelter, at very moderate estimate,
and which would abundantly pay for suitable sheds,
ifthey required erecting every year.
Now is the time Of year to make preparations to
prevent the disastrous results which must always
attend the exposure of sheep, through our long,
stormy, and freezing winters at the north.-Ai6aay
Chlfipat0r.
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w GOD.

WANTED few Cords OF Wood, delivered neat
w winter, in exchange Tor Calf-Skins, OF sOs
Leather. J. STEEN.
Sept 90, 1916. 5
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Foreign IrnportatIons.

LyERpooLShip Wa,er!oolOo coal H Kermit-6 pkgs
@ t;1G :s 'ss.;'' cu a'1s;
FSslg psSge " 5Ssa i vas
Ess. Clark eo TGr sa gssEsy G,hs% sGa
}.y aa,s5si a.iss. jss sssws s,'f1s
Bssa%ia Gihan wsltl nf ssa.
s1 & Ss1i s.is 4S,'i:
Aiws,.I, Gouia& eo.s WIN Benjamin col Hsadsa (
M% soeFI M. sl'STi Meaar
%s oi noo WIN
Whl, HE s Oakley s9n-s Gar,a-ss Geo Meyer
SaJ p. Sy0 s rs1
?;ss fs js. s3e.
Y i 4uchinclos, son-l liy Bayliso pig 9
5ssas: ssf fe es; a4si F,ns,
sgs e.i p Tsss R' SSs:
dsi$.esn!s As@ Sfil
g:sTs Il @ Si.h Msilcy; f Ss.1:
s shsM Homs s Esrh,%
Ss; ss%. sIssass Ms'f Hs WAY
s Ksfsis:S%
ns@. siGs sos Bra
s,llilaa se7 l, Lamm;-a s Ballard co-ia
;sH' sS fy ss%l
tockga irrk Wes7s2J Lsfertsa2 Bnmhsll, Abemehy
Il Clak-G Wolf s GiIlispe-i Oils Dnsbury1i Mckee
Gaham-s7 Riggs. Jenkins ORDERS wighirisht
HAyRE-shp Blltimore-l Hartsn,n, sen, 4 Ducke-2 Ro
" s Phipps col Harndsn 4 co-o c Ggnoa 4 Coz
WsrS c9-l peser-i I B Binse & coz Sill { Thorn
ss.. a.sss sss T..
sy$ E E:ai fsss$::
Els a Asq a to ). fs TfnY Young
sIa,hs y; WslIsr-, syrsc R,gnr-i Kehas,air-i
,e1e T fo2G Throt sshats Bieido
Ad,ms-i Edwards < Stoddird-l d Armand-i Haskell
Bosecsn \ Rusch-I NJ Camon-i Deiaisins Boyad~a
Renaud Fnncois-sOo CoIlomb & Islir-a Andre hee-i
E .: ss Ss Be- fss-s Fsss
vysc sons-a Sheldon, sebee & Koatant-s schmidt &
d Anshf bo.ss d9i,S
A Delmonco-l Engler- + Afiispack-i + Bossarge-
Wiley Psim,nI IA, a g PsckTl OR DSkei Vsrei-
IA BregI il arsyN5 " Gramere-s CAV a' Touss se
IT Roheai Gerdins Runke man--io pkgs 10 order
VI brig Ameia-250 qr cks wine Usboru-OO do 20
nNs Y. pHnne M,ntum col box bala ca do lemons 10
R9FrrRp.a1lallio Maria Adriana-iri bag. coffee 1891
ra'ta bar,ase Hurtierl85 do 2e casks madder
2 pipe, GIN Boomer Gcu coo do serans son-2o do
Es % sssnst &c SicI do brandy do wine
Beng Miller col Hessrnnyi DO 5 Cha ro,osnS
bales md1e Mastsu Markoes do Bell cors pipes
kunkleman co.'s do II NilisI box Fm iuff-2OO boxes
| pipes li7 cases wine boxes 10 order.
ArrwEnr-Big FAME bales SteinheI-t A w Spies &
CO.'S 81 II Mai.8 Y Grunenthal-7 II Y f Biddle
u Spring Waace-3 II Wiener2 Pavcnstedt-I Benk.
ST CRoBrig Lyril hhds sugar ~ do molas.es Alison
Chauncey-ia do sugar Aymar co-s do De Forest
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Naval.
% hs tns %shs 1 ss
70 s Gyas sPsss %Ssd5sL Lieut. ss
d to Phi snd psf Passed
Tough six months from LIST July.
Spoken.
%e Ess s ss his o INST lat
Foreign Ports.
b D:ss r.o
s. CSGx WE June laIn port Lewis for Nsy yeTl lds
days; Port Leon, and Star for do, ldg, alse
Home Ports.
sSTsis S:s..'.. Barge
DrsS Sss .S s; ';'vs s A
& I!s
E Ct sfi'S e. ' s.: s rs'fss s
sar Wiam Calais: e load oT 6a%aes John s%man.
A sS R sa a and
Fa SD E cay S1 New
NANTUCKET. June as-Arr vigilant .NYork.
PfeSf G;:s: JasG SYoE SD Nasss xsA.ai B.
,,S S:r s Tns%s yr. Tans4
pML.oHIra.A June 257An Lehigh. Liverpool; Mary Jane
Vmda Machias Osceola, aud Thorn New York; Susan
Fall Rver Edwina Salem CID Levant, Falmouth, Ja Cor
della Gnlisl%a, Factor Porto Rico Gszes Tasssr and
Brishtpn Rio New Bedod Theron Brooklyn; Lexing
RIcHMoNp June 25--Arr Wave Boston.
CHARLEsToN June 2i-Sld United States and Powhattan
Liverpool: Olga, Antwerp; Emily, NYork.
June Arr Ann, Lagrange, and Byron Boston
The Franklin Nckarson from whaling voyage, which put
into this port SINCE sailed last week.
ARIEL Boston; nGS, Bruce M;;ssaS,
mouths Hsvre; Chas William Thomaston; T Havana CID
Russell Glover and Commerce Liverpool VIM Engs Boss
New York; Mary, Baltimore; Fortuna. (Mex) Campeachy-
ut ' s,n, " - vn p" F no Wh, asfafan
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
CDtce for the sale df The Original Genuine
PULIONIC SYRUP,

r. usual.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
come YEARS AGO was cured Of severe and danger
~ GUS illness by Syrup made from old Indian recipe and
x s ss a;r
ducton Of the Syrup to the public entered into
yoas
nan BY the name e schenck had verbal
hs the form
erson wa; dsviating from the understanding Compliant after
complaint had come IN me relative 70 the variability and
Be more requested one but i wss decneS coSS
overlook and pardon any merely personal matter but pu
valuable medicine Of course felt that whatever the
one would extend IFS consequences to the other:
as his business nv ms and attention. ws1e dvOed ON
usvely to t. These influences based upon my well known
nervous patients their friends who called my Office
to others whom visited both in the city and country the
treatment Of consumpton colds coughs diseases of the oga
Of respiration well as the liver aud dyspepsia have
have been the means Of beneftng and restoring to health
he a.y 70 III rnS should be- 5 w
could consclentonsy permit my sphere OF usefulness to br
those who know low me- history sy
% . Inn to say that hold the cid
hod Of preparing this medicine through all different stages
And in order 70 render free from all impurities well
the most effective ingredients have the aid Of discovery and
e" oS faiS Ss
Of nefcacy backsh color and variable strength
young sa hs. incidentally mentioned
Or N oes III: M.
~ the tina. he may justly deserve He invites the pub
wisely enough caniions against compounds
The Original Genuine Pumonic Syrup prepared this city
established Office ok CORTLAND and st. resnwe
mvas m.m T. o. DIHnmAN'
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sy amount to about loo bales portion Of which was

rsH-Hoiders of dry cod are firm at 50 so 624 for
new. There Is very little doing in mackerel.
Hsr-Common qualities North River bale We quote
az 20 a2c Prime, for city consumption is held at 4s
,oc The receipts down the river to fair extent
RioE-sales to some extent, for export, have been
made at So rs s7l.
WHIsxEy-Domestic, in drudge casks is dull at 20c.
Western and prison bbls are held at 2lc III.
TEAs-4 .4tscfion--Imported in the ship Bazaar.
Terms Notes at six months payable in the city of New
York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers
Hyson--l9 half chests at II cents per ID.
Young Hysonl3 half chests 69l; Is do 6s; 60 do 50;
70 DO oe % do loo do 42l ~ do 40; 36 do 49, 80
40 ao SO do 1885, 800 do 36 70 do l2l 43a do Withdrawn
do 80.
lmperal-ll half chests 76. sr
Oolong-27 half chests 10; 10 do 80.
Mohee Souchong-25 do 30I; 10 chests %; Is do GAY
rowchong-25 hf chests %; 100 do %; 25 chests 25
Goku-40 hf chests 20; 100 do 20.
Ningyong-5O hf chests 26 do 2ol 25 do 90; Is do
III 32s do 10; - chests l6 - do l5l l?3 do Isl 1901
half chests withdrawn
Souchong50 chests 24i 400 half chests 10; so l4lb
boxes ~; 20 do COY; 25 do 20.
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President adjourned the Court Till 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning. N II ell II F5Fffsff f7FFffNk
ST. have neglected. to state that the counsel for the
accused In his second reply melted rsprimands
or the persecttg course mantle stcd by the Secreary
OF the Navy towards Capt Voorhees, in the bringing up
these second charges His remarks spirited and
peculiarly severe manifesng BY his zeal to do full and
ample justice to his client and maintain TO
the last his rights and vindcatc his honor from unjust
and malignant dspeasnrc averng that the reprimand
me had already received should have been su
hcent to have graed the uncaled for spleen and hate
that appears to be manifested towards him. All demurs
that the counsel could urge, would be Of ava-the
trial has been ordered and by hook crook must go
and Capt Voorhees, will be compelled bring forward
MS testimony. The course pursued towards him has
called forth remarks of displeasure from not few
Alas poor Yorick - L'EcoLE.
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ALExANDER's TRICoBAPHE.

A NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
LIQUID Dye which changes the color ofhe
skin The great superiority Of this Dye consists easy
mode Of application and instantaneous cecta other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce any change Its
superior excellence will be apparent every upon single
Extract from the philadelphia Daily sunALExArpERs
effect Of the above the hair truly
from gray to black instantaneous
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum "-Several OF
have recently applied their hair the vaua
bic liquid Dye known Treobsghss new aid
desired effect Immediately ater applying TO- hair
whskers, imparts beautiful brown black color -,
For sale by Rushton Co druggists ITO Broadway Aspin
vail WIsm street, Johpssp Moore TsyD5 I Maiden
''..,. =; 4 WI *'iSsaAF ssi
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HISTORY OF SCHENCKS PULMONTC
SYRUP

e, 3 % ard constantly de-
s' % e
year 1850 subscriber aresent of the city Of Phi
Iadslrhia from contracted heavy cold which be-
ePs G. %
pain my breast My cxpectoration tough phlegm mx
SsGs pS ss
ss p& 5 Eh @ III
ny % c IL Al led c pss to
ihe country hoping would be- Of benefit 70 my diseased
my ssd py % |
Cd having given all hopes when strongly
Ge curing
From the time commenced taking the Syrup perceived,
he rirrnsa the head aud broke
s n for ons ss months e d.
entirely removed and restored health
the truth Of this number ofctzens Of the city Of Phila
20 the public but the which attended its admins.
open an excessive laboratory city q
% y eSss al s ssrssy the orders
This Syrup has succeeded in where everything else
s S i w % Ss ss1.
ny nc Ss ss bs to ns
cess ofh Pumonic Syrup is the most powerful purifier
from Ss4 @hsrs there
az yn all s
The night wes and regulates the action bowels. max
= hs pss ,ns %s
and truly astonishing what
expecomed BY thu patients generally who have Pull
monte Syrup and this continues until disease lungs
health -
The Proprietor be held responsible for the injurious
effects spurious counterfeit limitations ofhis Syrup.
Please notice that s. Beekman Of 49, Courandt street.
longer for the sale Of the Genuine Schencks Pull
monte Syrup
Propetors Office No Courtisndt street few doors below
sSsw u @ % sS.I SSw 5
Please ss'iss Bsstma9 Of conrs!.na St, no
mp krh
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Oas Ish a's II q e. 60 Br brig Caroline Of Halifax from
SsE:. day: s@ %.,
Bssmea brig Josephine Johnson a days from Bremen. with
30 R, sss E %ass To- 2 Mulisr.loe p.sssageI..
70 erdns I@ Aa"f with md's and
w. brig Are 20 days from oporto with wine
P s s s. ss 5, cs5 II r. with ~
Brig Lyra tof Bsckspor s,orsr days from 8, Croiu,
Brig Pocahontas Wade 81 dayxrom ST Domingo CITY with
Ivy ees mahogany tons lgnumvta Is bbls gum Avmar
BIs 81 ss Elm Dnnm day: from St John. and Arscbo PR
sailed for Boston June with part cargo Of nossse
70 Gyssoum T"TI' ILL s:ns w
Middleton Co. Left brig New England for Providence,
Brig E,cTsp 20 day. from Bon.re with 5000
Sg APso Moulton, 10 days from Bangor with lumber to
Dutch saiios Mari. Adr;an., y,na.r,,a., =, a.v. t
Rotterdam, with mdse Boorman Johnston CO. SPOKE
Sh INST lat 49, lon ~ ship Hadee Liverpool days
schr Patriot Purchase days from Port aa pla,t with AS
81 &C. R a La
1st la . o. lon 70 80 number Of boards floating
ne TO be the stern sheets of sharp ernsd
b seh Tnos Pearson Roberts days from Hsrbo Island
shells &C. 70 Acisr AckePy "e' '0' o'a
.s fns rSrts Case days from Bsmsoa with 10000
Mescham Spoke 18Th s.s lat % Ion brig is Froth
Nsas se ~ s to Mitchell.
schr Phebe Eliza Osborn Alexandria to Stares Clear
sscbr Highlander. Prince Richmond.
ss nss' AM. sss s. ssa ts g S
se As p sss GMG soS;a: E E; nmb.
schr sami 4 Appleton, Nieierson. Boston.
One brig, unknown. -l.s
Ship Macao, tBr) Scott, Quebec, end others.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR;COOPER IA Duane street between Chatham and Will
- liam Streets has, for the last years confined his
tce 70 the tmen Of vsnea and other
pa delicate rasre Dr. Cooper spent years celebrated
Lock Hospital and has for the last enjoyed the
extensive practice in private diseases of any medical man
se OH s III can cure .ns most aRSav.ra eases q
sreguary educated physician and and suffers
Stricture.-Dr. Cooper has discovered method by
which he cure the form of Structure in from to
two weeks, with scarcely any pain to the patient.
Constitutional Debility brought on by secret habit a-
beges dysresa weakness limbs and small Of back
confusion OF neecr forgeulness aptsti"n OF the heart
and aversion society warranted IN every case or no
charge Pc sure and recolIsct the number T. with hs mortar
impose upon the creduous IN the block DIR Cooper is the
only qualified physician who advertes ~ TINS street.
maa re
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CILRE F0IL0WS l,IIRE

G eth efficacy Of Thomrson:
Mr., wSnsI now residing =. the house Of Michael
ss snsa s mo "sS
ssr %
pe;ss
I % sSs ss Of
Ss ssta;:S ssS ,ss
y ynssels remedy she has been literally rescued rom the
Ts. .,,.. .,.,.r.., :. . =, ..,,.,.
lne above statement IN regard 70 my wes restoration 70
'Ss Sss
Philadelphia ii Ssa May II yfr 10, si ss; =
p,.n,,.a .,a -, /. TS...... r,,,uu,, p;,.,.,,.
md scld wholesale ana retail il tIs ei;y BY SANDS
sss also Fulton street. and L..
r. Fl sssS
disorder. deferred e % y this ;s volume BY post
ssjs.S S ;ss
s SssSs' Ss.Ss
sTsSEusE 1s las sURE mos.
ama %
Ss r.: re, S IA
the least awa Of t. Those eweve occapy~s too much
the @ Tar Will b confined to certain
plant orr or not o, and 4. is proper means q cure
I.ns. .nss YVES rrnarkea lhat was py no means
% a m o. URINE snou'a De onstruStea OF even
" case OF stricturei ths indeed occurs
iong cases put may exist Tor monns
even Years without producing any STRIKING change IN tins
Nsnet u necessary there SHOULD be PAM or any
E decng .ne atteni'on 70 tne sea! o. TINS disease ram
chs'iy H Is now anu nen complainea, o. PIT rs only
other effects especially Of early cases observed
& .e mha ana nervous system rather .han e part
ieIs aIe noWeve tnres crcunsIances wncn most Pc
peohg 70 any, wnen tney meet 20
never 0e lost signt Oh put eaa 70 lie means
~. ay o'IL symIos misnt ne mehtioheu Du most
T.; 70 oeI as well or rea.e 20 otricture
o's ana etea iorn wniie tne ?iowns three
oeone 70 structure early stage ana when Is so easily ana
ceT1ay aemSyeq 1h nrs5 q tnese relates 70
al IL " mas pesh aieauy
be observed IS the cna sy IN Mhe Z, 4 uGe 4
honid enI a,,av 80 IS ~ , az ,,I aop or Two
seem would sfford strong sn.;c;on Nat thai ria ron may
structure can exist without t. The next Is
REMAINEn 1NSiREn s ,ho ma nay ~
onv i Nv 1a the ,cs, aonsr ,us ~ 20, ;,s
svr,,, 1917 ~ ~, i c.use " :. - ny ~
50 nucn as te iegn o. time us gieety sage may nave
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4 4 A u I II + + . l. L y W 1 N u
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
NJ Z DICAL VICE
PRIVATE DISEASES.

PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
continue direct their particular ali diseases
ess
The constitution rconnementom business lnvad
rst Of those dsea e q
d %y be " ONE Of the % %
IN Euros fer the care e those complaints attends for consul
MFSRfaS "a %G ; SSGgsRs
living the country finding il nconyenisnt make par
ona applications. have forwarded them chest contain
sa espe sa1s
traction and treatment received elsewhere II any and
''' CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
TN. E9ss r s' ss;s: e
semedy impotence. scry, baenness, unless depend
s%eIe Scics ST each Of half dozen IS carefully
vE!.pnAU5S SPECIFIC PILLS,
@ .o% s ars TSs.:
syDs si1 az ?s assa,s
Professor Veea nfalible remedy for all disease. Of
s II d. S BREATH rs %s n asH
the stomach confinement from business Price 81 per bog
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
FOR the permanent Of primary secondary syrhs
ssss by ~
~ :SssS '.s
without thoroughly cleansing the syste with this justly oels
braled Alternative.
ISL carefully packed and sent all part. Of the Union
CONCENTRATED E}XITRACT OF s.ARsAPA
RILLA, CENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Il Pharmacy established for the This
refined aud highly extract assessing all the pur
flying qualities aud curative powers Of the above herbss conf
- SIS fa ' present before the public and may be
relied remedy for all diseases arising from
the oed, such scroua salt heum ringworm,
loce. or rims, acers pain in the bones or joints nodes
from the secondary effects ofsyphs inudcious d
mercury.
Sold ia single bottles at 75cents each
in cases Of half dozen bottles, e3W
Cases forwmdedto all parts Of the Union.
Atovs w. q. RICHARDSON. IA. D., Ascent
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PhllRslelphla.
Correspondence of the HERALD

PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1916.
Our procession is over but although what there
looked magnificent and displayed themselves to the best
advantage yet the number smaller than xpec-
ted There about 400 in the civic procession and
100 troops. The day splendid The wings turned
meagerly and large number OF people staid out Of
the line in order the procession. Our streets have
been hronged all day and about fifty sixty thousand
peope are Washington square and the vicinity trying
to hear Mr.. Dallas The whole population in the
streets, but only as lockers Every thing
Quoted with the utmost order, and the banners, nscrp
tons and devices in the first style of TASTE Our
military exhibited their discipline but the siimness OF
their numbers mortify ing in the extreme. Business
is entirely suspended and the houses craped All the
bells OF the city toed during the procession and half
hour guns have been and are now being fired.
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MAGNETIC FLUID

THIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY h.. reeeved the
universal APPRECIATION Of the medical Of Great
Britain who have pronounced among he most important
Of modern scientific Inventions The PATENT GALVANIC
have been found answer all the purposes for which
ne ordinary Eayanic battery electric magnetic
chimes used bntare without any Of the injurious Sf
which always accompany the application by these
and ~ other respects safe and in
plishing the desired object = ~
The Gavanc Rings have been used with perfect all
headache indFsssSn dyspepsia ts c1mp paralysis. .t
energy and all nervous disorders. The gavanic power
which they gradual and constant and the beneficial
effects they produce the be Witnessed be
believed The Galvanc Rings in every way perfectly
harmless and sold be within the reach OF ALL
CHRiSTIE,S MAGNETIC FLUID is used in connection
with the 0alvanic Rings promote and render certain their
ticular portions which are affected. 7 7.. - I.
DR.. CRlSTIE warns the American pnhlc to beware or
IA FULTON STREET. few doors from Broadway, and
from the secret by which the metals prepared be
rendered sensitive and efficient all limitations must be entire
pr Chrse pamphlet may be obtained without the
Office. ie2l lSH%e
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PHnLApELrHlA, June 20, 1913.

Trade in the Ciy-Business Of the .qnctioneers.
send you the amount Of duties paid into the State
Treasury by the Auconeers of Philadelphia for three
months ending with the month of May The amount Is
large and shows that heavy amount of goods has been
disposed of through that medium The business now
entirely for the though the auconeers here
do not as with you, discontinue their sales entirely.
They hold sale week from the stage for the dspo-
sal chiefly Of shop goods and odd lots; goods of
course sell very low. Our merchants compare
lively idle and many Market street have with mutual
assent agreed to their stores at r. NJ The
of business done the past in dry goods has been
large and healthy, though at small profits Philadelphia
has distributed to the south and west largely We look
forward to good Fall trade though Of which, yet
there Is no movement our supply Of goods not large,
nor DO we LOOK FOR any increased demand we are not
of the decline that has taken place in the price wool
and will not purchase in anticipation at any advance OF
the Spring prices unless compelled by
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The Crops.

The Coburg (Canada) Star, of the goth inst says =
we receive gratifying intelligence from all quarters of
the district relative to the cropsthe wheat especially
most prsmisngand all others present full average ap
peaance The has beea late but thus far favor.
able and the recent rains have done much good.
We learn that in Bucks county (Pa) and in that vicn.
average crop Oats and grass however have been
y ruined by the drought and scarcely yield half crop
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Passengers Arrived.

LTERpooL-Packet ship Wateroo-H Green and lady, of
Illinois: Mr. and Mrs Hassan Master Hassan Gemany Mrs
Gore. Mrs Allen, New Y9rklI!9 in the seerage
ers, Miss Rivers Ferguson Hart L Woods, Houghton
w Edmonds-309 in the teerage.
HAvRs-Packet ship baltmoe-ilard Walter, Alfred Fa
couret JOS iIegri Carlos Rasnzz Ballen Giovsna-2s in
the - -
Sr JOHNS PR-Brg SelimMarcos Mela Fredrica Mela Of
Italy. ' "
TunKs IsLASD-Brig Chinchla-Mrs Hills and daughter
HARBoR lsLASp-Schr Thos Pearson-J Sullivan.
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APPOINTMENTS THE PREsTpENT.-WIiam ~
Friend, as Deputy Postmaster at Petersburg Va, in
the place Of John Minge removed Joseph NJ. Doty as
Deputy Postmaster at Ogdensburg New York. from the
10th Of July next when the commission Of the present
incumbent will expire. Whtacre 0'Ncal, Deputy
Postmaster at Steubenve, Ohio, from the doth instant
pire.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE az.

sun sErs... "......7 n HON wArrs .......2 NJ
Cleared.
Ship GaIrck, Trask Liverpool, T. X Collirs Il Co
BBarque Dmrnsnt lBfem) Bsl!aer Bremen, 4 T Pope
brig Excellent lSwl Berg Hamburg Schmidt BaIchen
Brg Ihemis, lSw) Schult, Gottenburg VIM Weisser
Brig Hector, white, Camprachy, Nesmith X Walsh
brig Isabella Helen Parsons ST Johns NE Winniett
bbrig WILSON Fuller, Cobb, Savannah Durham Dimcn.
Brig Clara Cole, Cole, Bangor, Buck 4 Peters
Schs Pstuyent, Davis, Coast OF Africa
schr Merchant, Bragg, Demersra.
sschr Nate Pendergast, Wallace Montego Bay, Ja.
Schr Cleaner; Beckwth, Windsor, MS.
en- On y Jenkins Wilson, Charleston, Brett vose.
Schr Marietta Burr, Bamber Richmond Allen & Paxson.
Schr John Demarest Smith, Richmond, Plat & Person
Sci'r Wary Parker Parker, Norfolk.
schr Ann smith. Wheeler Baltimore, eager MAILER
Schr Saini coddington Lockmsn Philadelphia Mckee
barge Shark, Stevenson, Philadelphia.
Packet ;bp Waterloo, Allen. from Liverpool May a. with
mise 70 hobt Kermit Soke 7h lat IS 50 Ion Co. bamue
Eli., . day, fm Trind.d for Limrret 10th, 81 ship
Shebrookc Liverpool for Quebec 18th passed through large
eld o. broken lee ten miles in e5en 18Th passed many large
ship Oxford Rsihbone, he.ce for Liverpool.
Packet ship BALTIMORE, Funck from Hsvre, May TO- with
ship Sea, Edwards, from Liverpool May &c. with mdse to
French ssrque IAise, seignse 60 days from Rochelle.
with brandy, to A Seisnetts Go.
Brig Globe Hilbert, IS days from Palermo with 1850 boxes
lemons aioc DO oranges 50 tone sulphur Draper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-27
Married.

On Tuesday evening, oath inst by the Rev. Dr. Frs
kline Mason, Hon. WIN. LEWIS BARKER, to Miss SARAH
FARScTos second eldest daughter of Jonas Farington
Esq. of this city.
On Thursday, a6th inst by the Rev. DR.. Hutton, Dr.
CHARLES s. PowELI of this city, to ELIZABETH D.,
daughter OF J. Smith Fraser Esq OF Brooklyn.