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% years. and wha 10 his utter establishment, soon BE-
his family mc}g Sin Sc had bsrssinsa for qonssgusalZ
an alteration enausd In which the old msnb bear half
asserted In boating manner that he needn't trouble
himself for he would ne'er bee II alive that shs would
take care and fix that or words Of similar import that ut
early hour yesterday morning Mrs Paul ordered hsr
husband 10 make himself scarce for a short tine,
which he did with considerable reluctance. not
being abls to understand SO mysterious q proceed
cssding the part Of his spesa Alter an absence
OF hours, the old returned, when he found
elesa young stranger in his Presumng that foul
play had been rssorted to- he minated his intention Of
requesting an immediate investigation by the Coroner
whsreapon his wife, not whstandng her recent accouch
ment sprsng from her bed and underworld to prevent
him from leaving the room for the purpose Of consulting
during his absence The old man, under some plea Of
visiting brother. communicated the circumstances to
the Coroner who will investigate the affair to-day
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times to toll its melancholy requiem DER the a,
fated steamer.
In some remarks before made in som. NJ n .
papers relative to the robbery of bodies ashore,
II might have possibly seemed to reflect on Mr..
winthrop and family,as they were residents near.
10 any who are acquainted with Mr.. w. any ex.
PLANTATION would be needless, but to others we
would say, that he is man whose character is
above even the breath of suspicion that through
the whole scene of the shipwreck. re was enga-
ged useAly in administering to the comfort
OF those saved, ard that his honse was opened
with hospitality that is creditable to human ma.
ture
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AFFAIRS IN CALIFORNIA.

From the washington Union, Dec. Al
10 Az Ereemeney he Minister Of Wsr snA Marine
c.isncy the docunsns nunSsrsd from 70 ! lei
regret ct net having been able make greater sacra
command at the time when the American squsdron took
possession Of IL. chain of events prevented me from
Pile: every nsurs and psroaIsriS Of ssm: and %1
nitons compelled me TO retire for three months was
able, with arms in hand to maintain myself against the
enemy and finally, resolved to place myself st the
disposal Of the supreme government which have the
honor to address, hoping that ito deliberations on this
country to the Of it, rights ana iDsry From
this place, await the orders Of the governmsut am
not able to continue my march for want Of supplss.
gsurpsrs OF our territory Your excsIlsncy Win permit
say that spesey measures sdoptsds victory
now Of from 900 to 5000 men The greater part Of
these duty In the squadron, and they cannot be
he a mt n:
ssthsr with the ndividuss ~ks have s:s,sd IN H. hey
o.s us n pSppot Of he lana orcs: Ss IN my
opinion these cannot Be- In any great number until the
csivsd on my leaving the department The nhsbi,snts
Of all that counry most excellent cir await with anxiety
ersmedy for eir all possess ssnfInsns q
Don Juan Bsutsa Alvaado, the ssnor project Of the
second district the captain Of suxariss Don Manuel
Casto Captain Don Joaquin de Ia Torrs accompanied
by various citizens ~ present concealed In the neigh
boring parts Of the country whence they make ne Offers
vsi the ior Tue purpose oil destroying ts nfet-
nal intrigue OF oppressorr, The Osvsrnor Don Pho
Pico, by agreement with me- left the department for this
place, but am yet ignorant Of his whereabouts.
On the 10th Of last month commenced my march
from the camp La Mesa the city Of Los Angeles,
where the number Of troops did MT amount more than
100 accompanied BY the officers and soldiers mon
toned in the suboiped list these gentlemen worthy
q he ooa.sds ,st,o1 o. u. supreme scysramsat
what been related compela me 10 omit the details Of
the events which have occurred. will furnish them
witho-. losa of time.
ycur excelleDcy will please communicate TO his ex
esency the President Of the rel ubc what has been set
forth and the time accept all tho considerations
Of ny suhor1inaticn and resssct
God and Liberty. JOSE CASTRO.
September 7, lsa6
From the Diaro Of MEXICO, Of Oct l6
The loss Of the CALIFORNIA; IL contaminated. The doc
uments which insert, received yesterday BY the sua
prone government will apprize the public Of this
amen,ahio mis- fortune, and will doubtless increase the
patriotic enthusiasm Of all Mexcsns to free thsmyes
IRON the domination Of invader peridious and
Just These losses will be repaired within very brief
time. with usury. II the national spirit takes the flight
which every where indicate by the sacrifices Of every
kind which citizens are Fastening 70 make 0usnsjusso,
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THE DETAILS or THE NeWe y
FROM THE
ARMIES Of CENTRE AND INVASION.
The Departure ofTroops for Tanpico,
&c. &c. &c.
rR HERALD MILITARY CORRESPONDENCE.

THE HERALD MILITARY CORRESPONDENCE
MArAnoRAs. Mexico, Nov. IL, 1916.
strange rumor circulating in town ysstsrday TO
the effect that serious the capital had caused
Santa Anna to retrograds with his army II came from
two sources and believed by than one of the
principal Mexican Inhabitants well a. tbs foreign re-
sidents well acquainted with Mexican character
Though on slight foundation would not credit the
story In its whole extent yet persuaded that
thing has occurred in the city of Mexico to threaten the
stability Of Sslas administration II IL feared however
that the abortve attempts upon Tsmpico some months
ago. that upon Avarsdo recently, and the disaster
efthe Iruxton may encourage the enemy to further des
perae efforts against their nvsds We have to
believe that considerable body Of rancheros and troops
of the line assembling at Victoria whether to wait for
our army or march against point in Gen. Tay
ors line Of communication Is not known. Indeed, It il
doubtful whether they have any definite plan Of action
Had they not forced II upon u.s. It would have been an
nation feeble and distracted by many internal dis
sensicns. Though We have many natural diaicutes to
encounter yet the fate Of MEXICO is sealed th: war
northern provinces California and New Mexico have
passed from under her sceptre it is hoped for ever
While armies have been in the field, citiz ems
have been arriving and establishing themselves in
full pursuits in Matamoras Foreign merchants, those
who have grown rich by frauds upon the feeble and
corrupt government of Mexico. are much annoyed by
the ruinous composition Of the enterprisng Yankee trad
err, sapp9sog that the laws Were really
TO turn penny at the expense Of revenue, and
In violation Of the rights Of hoDest few days ago
II reported that the Star" American schooner
had arrived direct from Havana and that her goods had
been introduced into Matamoras without payment of
duties Through the activity of Lieutenant Chase. Of
the United States Army these DDS discovered in
a remote place. ana under. Suspicious circumstances
and they under seal awaiting the orders of the
Treasury Department II appears that the Star"
chartered at New Orleans for the express object of
ceedng to Havana and taking freight to the mouth Of
the Rio Grande It scarcely be doubted that the
goods Of great value The vessel has been seized
and the deputy collector at the Brazos has proceeded to
Galveston to receive the orders Of Gov. Runnels.
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IOWA.
Two vacancies.
, 80 ss..s zee IN
. - - 80 sSs
80 ssss sss d
- 49,. ssss
representatives..
II Indiana, Speaker.
Simon Brown, Librarian,
}, J. w. johnson, Postmaste
{, Richie & Heiss, Printers
NORTH CAROLINA.
james Crakam,
Daniel n Bariwger,
David 8. Reid,
Alfred Dockery,
James C. Dobbin,
James J. Mckay,
John r. J. Daniel,
Henry 8. Clarke,
Asa Biggs.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
James A. Black,
Richard r. Simpson,
Joseph A. Woodward,
A. D. Sims,
Armistead Burt,
Isaac z. Holmes,
r. Barnwell Rhett,
0EoRoIA.
1homos Butler Kl~s,
Seaborn Jonas,
Geo. w. B. Towns,
Hugh A. Haralson,
Jshn H. Lumpkin,
Howell Cobb,
alexander II. Stephens,
Robert Toom5s.
ALABAMA.
Samuel d. DarEin,
Henry " Hilliard.
Cotterell,
Winter w. Payne,
George 8. Houston,
Reuben Chapman,
F. w. Bowden,
MissIssiPPL
Stephen Adams,
Robert w. Roberts,
Jacob Thompson,
Zone vacancy.l
LoUIsIANA.
Emile La Sere,
.dannon G.. 1hibodeauT,
J. H. Harmanson,
Isaac E. Morse.
OHIO.
James J. Farran.
+. A. Cunningham,
Robert c. Schenek.
Joseph Yance.
William Sawyer,
Henry st. John,
Joseph ]. McDow ell.
Allen q. Thurman.
Augustus L. Terrill.
Coiumbus Dsiano,
Jacob Brinkerhofi'.
Samuel +. Viafon,
Isaac Parish,
Alexander Hopper,
Joseph Morris,
John d. Cummings,
George Fries,
David A. Starkweather,
Daniel r NIden,
Joshua r. Ciddings,
Joseph N. Root.
xeNTUcxy.
Linn Boyd,
JsAn II. Nc Henry.
Henry Grfder,
Joshua r. Bell,
Bran r. Young,
John r. Martin,
Wm. P.Thomasson,
Garnet Oavis,
.andrsp Trum6o,
John w. Tibbatts,
THNNEssEE.
Andrew Johnson,
William c Cooke,
John Croxier,
Alvan Cullom,
George w. Jones,
Barclay Martin.
MerelitA p. Gentry,
Edviw II. Ewins,
l.. b. Chase.
Frederick p. Stanton,
Milton Broom.
INDIANA.
Robert Dale Owen,
Thomas J Henley,
Thomas Smith,
Caleb B Smith.
william w. Wick,
John w. Davis,
Edo. W Nc Gsashy.
John Petit,
Charles w. Cathcart,
Andrew Kennedy.
ILLINOIS.
Robert Smith,
John A. McClernand.
Orlando B Ficklin.
John Wentworth,
Stephen A. Douglass.
Joseph P. Hoge.
One vacancy.
AIssouRi.
James b. Bowlin,
James II Relic,
- Mcdaniel,
John 8 Phelps,
Leonard H. 6imms.
ARKANsis.
One vacancy.
MICHIGAN.
Robert McClelland,
John s. Chapman,
James B. Hunt
w. II. Brocksnbrough.
IOWA.
sheppard Lemer.
/ C. Hastings.
wIrcoNsIr.
Morgan L. Martin.
TExAe.
David Kaufman,
Timothy PAsbury.
...... ........,43
.s.s... ..s... 10
................ .
................ oil
democrats in Roman, natl,
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Members OF the Twenty Sinth Congress.
SECOND ssIor MEET IN wAsKIroror, MoHpAv pkc lsa6
Senate.
GEoIaE M. DALAI, President.
Edw. Dyer ssrst Il xrnf ssptinus Foster. Chaplain
MAINE. ALABAMA.
George Evans, Dixon H. Lewis,
John Fairfield. Arthur P. Bsgby.
New HAMrsHIsr. M.ssIssirrL
Charles a. Atherton. Joseph W Chamber.
Vermont LOUISIANA.
Wm Upham. .aispander Barrow,
Samuel s. Phelps. Henry johnson.
MAssAsHusErrs TENNESSEE.
Daniel Webster, Spencer JdruaEin,
John Dsris Hopkins L. Turney.
RHODE ISLAND. KENTUCKY.
James S Simmons, james r. MoreAead,
Albert c. Greene. John j. Critfsnden
CONNECTICUT.
John Nj. Niles. william Allen,
Jsbez ". Huntington. TAowas Corwin
NEW roaK. INDIANA.
John A. Dix, Edward A. Hannegan,
Daniel S. Dickinson. Jesse Bright
jacob " Miller, James Sample,
William L. Dayton Sidney Breese.
PsNrsYLvANIA. MISSOURI
Simon Cameron, David r. Atchison,
Daniel Sturgeon. Thomas Benton.
DELAWARE. ARKANsAs.
7Aoma. Clayton. Chester Ashley,
John N. Clayton Ambrose SEWER
MAINLAND. MICHIGAN.
James "A. Pierce, William Woodbrdge,
Reverdy Johnson. Lewis Cass.
VIRGINIA.
Wiiiiam s. .archsr, David Levy Yulee,
J. s. Penny hacker. James d. Westcott.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Wilse P Msnsus, Samuel Houston.
George E. Badser Thomas J. Rusk
SOUTH CAROLINA IOWA.
John e. Calhoun Two vacancies.
One vacancy.
John Mop Berrien,
Walter T. Colquitt
Deuno
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George Z. Badger.
SOUTH CAROLINA
John e. Calhoun
One vacancy.
GEORGIA
John Nc p. Beyries,
Walter T. Colquitt.
Democrats. $500.
Wings. .........
Vacancy.
Democratic majority.
House OF
John w. Davis
B. B. French. Clerk,
Newton Lane ,Serg't-at. a
C. 8. Whitney. Door-keeI
MAINE.
j. F. Scammon,
Robert P. Dunlap,
Luther Severance,
John D. McCrate,
Cullen Sawtelle,
Hannibal HamlIn,
Hezekiah williams,
NEW HAMPsHiRE.
Moses Norris, jr.,
Mace Moulton,
James II Johnson.
lone vacancy.l
VERMONT.
Solomon Foot,
jacob Coiiamer,
George p. Marsh,
Paul Dillingham;, jr.,
MAssAcHUsErrs.
Robert C. Winthrop,
Daniel p. King,
Amos Abbott,
Benjamin Thomson.
Charles Hudson,
George ashmxn,
Julius Rockwell,
John Quincy .Hd0ms,
.Ariemas Hale,
Joseph Grinneu,
RHODE ISLAND
Henry Y: Cranston,
LemxeI II. ARNOLD.
coNNEcrIcurT.
james DIXON,
Samuel D. Hubbard,
John a. Rockwell,
Trruman Smith.
NEW YORK.
John w. Lawrence,
HENRY /. SEAMAN,
WILLIAM 8. MILLER,
William B. Maclay,
THOMAS NJ. WOODRUFF,
WIN w. CAMPBELL,
Joseph H. Anderson.
VIM. w. Woodwork,
Archibald c. Nevin,
Samuel Gorden,
John s. Collin,
Thomas c. Ripley,
Bradford r. Wood,
Erssfus d. CuIrsr,
Joseph Russell,
Hugh White,
Charles 8. Benton,
Preston King,
Orville Hungerford,
Timothy Jenkins,
Charles Goodyear,
Stephen Strong,
William J. Hough.
Horace Wheaton,
George Rathhurn,
Samuel 8. Ellsworth.
John DeMott,
Elias b Hslmes,
Charles H. Carroll.
Martin Grover,
Abnsr Letpts,
William "A. Moseley,
Albert Smith,
Washington Hunt,
NEW JERSEY.
James q. Hampfsn,
George Sykes,
John Runk,
Joseph Edsall.
Wiiiidm Wright.
PESHsvLvANIA.
LEWIS & LEVIN,
Joseph r. .Ingersou,
JoHN n. CAMPBELL,
Charles J. Ingersoll,
Jacob 8. Yost,
Jacob Erdman,
.4bvahsm r. Me Npaine,
John Sfrokm,
John Ritter,
Richard Brodhesd, Jr.
Owen d. Leib,
David Wilmot,
jones Pollock
.9lerandsr Ramssy,
Moses MCLEAN,
James Black,
james Blanchard,
andrep Sfeparf,
Henry d. Foster,
John N. Ering,
Cornelius Darragh,
william 3. 0arvin,
James Thompson,
Joseph BnGneton.
DELAWARE.
IL IN W. Hcxsfon.
MAINLAND.
Edward Long,
VIM. +. Giles,
Albert Constable,
John q. Chapman,
Thomas w. Lyon,
Thorn 90 Perry.
VIRGINIA.
Archibald Atkinson,
George c. Dromgools,
VIM. NJ. Tread way,
Edmund w. Hubbard,
Shelton +. Leake,
James A. Seldom,
Engines II. Bayly,
Robert NJ. T. Hunter,
John s PsndlsfoA,
Henry Bedinger,
James Mcdowell,
augustus A. Chapman,
George w. Hopkins,
1osePh johnson,
William @. Brown,
Democrats. 49,.
Whigs. .........
Natives. ........
Vacancies. $500.
Demscrstic mAjorf
NorE.-whigf ip ftSii'
In sMALL CAPS.
| ANOTHER CALM
from the SOUTH west {
continued until last eveI
Ere moro troubled than
Enxxnu~x>lw hot l> -,
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THR STEAMER ATLANTIC we learn from n
gentleman but yesterday arrived from New Lon
don, that the wreck Of the steamer remains un-
changed The beach is strewed for miles with
goods Of every description. The engines Of the
vessel win probably be saved. A guard i. con-
tinually on the spot, and men bisily employed in
removing what may be saved, while above the
Iosr Of the breakers, the Atlsntc's bell still con.
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WulBb. . 40
Vacancy.
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Norr.-whigf Up i,eiie'i democrats in Roman natives
In SMALL
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On the 9sth ult, when General Wool and his CON-
msnd, numbering two thousand six kundrrd men were
within about one hundred miles of Moncl,va, the Gene
rel received from General Lopez the Governor Of Goa
hula, formal protest against his further invasion Of
Mexican territory informing him Of the armistce that
entered ints between Generals Taylor and Ampuda,
ct Monterey, and alleging that he should consider any
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BALTIMoRE. juno ~, 1916.

BALTIMORE, June ~ 1916.
Cool Wsatser-Major Ringold's Efeets-The late Grim.
Con. Cose-DuH Times, &c.
The weather, yesterday and to-day, has been as cool
and windy in the middle of March, instead of hot and
sury June. Winter clothing is in demand, and feels
quito comfortable, assure you.
Sergeant Kerran, attached to the late Maj Ringgold's
company Of Flying Artillery, arrived Saturday night
having in charge the baggage and personal effects his
distinguished and lamented commander The coat boots
aud complete uniform, with his holsters housings and
saddle bloody red, are among the articles. The
had been from his feet and the front saddle
entirely torn away. From examination Of the sad
die it would that the time receiving his death
wound Major Rnggold must have been standing in his
strrups giving orders, with his body facing little 10
the left The ball. 1t is inferred, from the rear of
the left and passed in his 'front.' shatterng the thigh
about midway They possess a melancholy interest TO
the friends and fellow citizens Of the deceased.
The Grim. CON- Fell's Point, noticed last
week, has assumed new phase. DR.. NJ, of
most respected physicians, who accompanied DR.. b.
the time OF the denoeumen asserts that he nothing
improper in the conduct of Mrs b. The gentleman Who
was found sitting in the parlor with her. intimate
friend OF the family and asserts that Dr. b. desired him
to call and Mrs b. occasionally during what
out to have been his pretended absence might be
lonesome. However let the matter be it WILL public
opinion now siding with the lady, who is dee med
be clear oil the charge brought against her though 1t
VIII soon come before court when the truth will be
known.
Business Of all kinds is so dull that our whole
sale merchants don't open their stores before o'clock
In the morning, ana close again before in evening
Retail stores are not doing much better they anci
pate brisk business week as the city will be food
preparing to flock in to witness the city celebration
Of the 18th OF July.
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By Last Nights southern Mail.
Home Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, June l9A schr Bolivar, from Nantucket
ton; Emily johnson, York.
BALTIMORE, June 2Arr bark Mary, Johnson days from
Bath via Portland; briggs Orbit Trayers from Porto Cabello;
,ehs John Calhoun Bsbson, Bangor Direct, Briggs New
Charestoni Coperncas IBremJ Arensfsd Bremen briss
Emma Stafford D-marsra; Long, Knowles, Falmouth,
Roe, Avery, York. Sailed ships Copemicus, Arenseld
for Bremen brgs Glamogan Focke Kingston JAM Colum
ba Coffin, Lagusya and Porto Cabelio; Nimble Shaw,
PHILApELrHIA. june 22Cld ship Columbia, Rolling Lii
verpool brigs Cohen, Mey st Jsgo; sterling Ross Bos-
ton; Chcopee, Emery, Bo,ton Tuscan Higgins, Boston;
schrs Dimosd Hall East Gres9wich Peru s,esms saeco;
Osceoa Porter Boston; Ontario Doughty Providence; sas
Wright, Darling Brighton; Fame, Hunter, Boston; Francis
Halck, Smalley. Provdence Emily Knight Hosmer Bos.
ton Caroline, Fitzgerald, Havana
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The editor of the Pretoria .4drocate who has recently
taken tour through Western Texas, says that the
son. so far has been very favorable. Along the valley
Of the Gaudaloupe the crops represented as
Civ ing extraordinary promise The people expect to be
ready to provision very heavy number Of emigrants
The Florida Herald of the 9th instant, says that al
though couple Of weeks ago fears entertained OF
general failure Of the crops, the copous showers
which have fallen within few days. appear to have
vved every thing and supposed that the country
would produce its usual abundance.
The Norfolk Beacon Of the Goth instant, says We
regret learn that there has been in consequence of the
late rainy weather. great freshet in the Roanoke river
which 1t is feared will prove destructive to the wheat
and crop. In all probability equal greater injury
has been sustained by the and wheat grounds the
Tar. Neuse and Cape Fear rivers.
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PHILApELPHIA luna o.

PHILAprLrHia, June %, 1916.
We have had cool busteri weather since Saturday
evening, which has rendered resumption Of winter
clothing agreeable and lessened the sale of
The books of subscription for the Central Railroad to
Pittsburg opened this morning at the Philadelphia
Exchange. Thomas p Cope headed the list to the
Of four hundred shares and others followed this lead
making twelve hundred shares in the first half hour, be-
sides other subscriptions for lesser Up ito three
o'clock, the subscriptions reached 6i30 shares.
An elderly gentleman named sampson Babb the father
Of one Of III firm Of Ernest Babb, No. 235 Market
street. fell from the fourth story Of that building this
morning, and was dreaduily injured He was in the act
Of fixing pigeon box outside of the window, for the
qualification OF a son about ten years OF age.
Judge Kane was sworn In this morning and took his
seat on the bench OF the United States Court
The telegraph out Of order yesterday evening
and would not carry messages and up TO this hoar X
Ia still In the obstinate mood from some cause not yet
entertained.
The sales Of stocks very limited yesterday but
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THE NEW PHYSICIAN.

NOTICE 70 fhs S,sk and Afflicted at ss sixth Avenue
Having been twenty the medical profession during
which time he has practced extensively and with
Scotland ireland France and Germany DR. BIS extensive
tuition by the celebrated practitioners OF
countries giving him knowledge Of his profession, which
but few ont Of the of preenders in physc
possess Dr. b. be consulted by ladies, gentlemen and
the public generally every disease deformity ruptures
letier post paid enclosing fee g. Dr. B. will shortly pre-
sent entire for far
hitherto vented Also three preparations Of med
cines for diseases exceedingly prevalent and often fatal in
tenders in hysc the least acquainted with the human
Frame naturally anatomicaliy knowing ductus
NUNS choedo hus from the Os emoris and who f ques-
toned upon the medical properties the trash they give
single explanation, which ought be required by
the afflicted The experiences ought to be resorted
those uneducaed in the principle and practice Of maeria
medcs and the rapcutca Dr. b. introduces his principle
ofexacng and faugs which the patients
Fees for attendance in paruatons be known
by application either by letter otherwise at the Office i
Sixth Avenue. a3 lmsrc
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE ~.

Cleared.
Ship Arkansas, Hil'iard, New Orleans, w Nelson.
Bark Nancy Stevens, Stevens, New Orleans.
Bark Eyeron, McCresdy, Bangor
Brig Chaitshcoche, Smith. Monego Bay, Jam, Foster
Nickerson.
Brig Gnilelm, MAYO, Bangor.
Brig Linton Andrews, Savannah Sturges, Cesrman Co.
Brig Harriet Coleman, Kingston. Jam, Bunker Place.
Brig RAPID, tsw) odelms.k. Cbaleston, w Weisser
Schr Lyachburg Gould, Richmond, Allen Psxson.
Sioop New York, Jones, New Haven.
Barge Dolphin Lamb Phiiadelphia.
Cleared Saturday.
Ship Mary Phillips, Pratt New Orleans, w Philips.
Barx Aigle. tFr) segnet,e, Havre via Baltimore seg.
Brig Milton. Loring. Demcrara, Nesmith 4 Walsh.
Brig Henry, Call Port Lavacea
Arrived.
Steamship PALMETTO, Sginney, 8, hour. from Charleston,
ny With ship New York, Hull, for New York. The sype.
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DIR. M AR HALL H ALL'S
CORDIAL RENOVATOR

nR. MARSHALL HALL, one Of the most celebrated
~ Physicians Europe the discoverer OF this valuable
medicine used in his practice among the nobility
where according directions has produced the
happy results II exclusively directed the Of
tive Il. quick and wonderful action is such that cold
influence for halt hour. II will afford decided relief to
those who early indulge solitary habits have fallen
into a of chronic debility.
Constitutional weansss brought by secret habit indul
in the greatest evil that can man Dyspepsia weakness
Of the limbs and the small Of the back confusion of intellect
forgetfunes papation Of the heart aversion society
consumption, the symptoms ofths disease
elects whites obstruction OF certain excavations total inn
and barrenness removed by this medicine.
PHILLIPS BOYNE, Agents
Forwarded to all parts OF the United States Price 81
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