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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

uu-ssS About five weeks since, two miich
wv VCOWS, one black snd The oshsrs y
yellow.skin whits, witlk . nu11Dsr u
2AA. red spots about the hsad, .nSsk, ~
shoulders. They both have the tips u theif h1Ss1
sawed of, and wherever one u ~ other Il slS6;
Any one finding the same and delivering them 70
me- or giving me any tidinss Of their whereabouts,
will be suitably rewarded. Information may also bs
left at this Office
III J. RAILEY,
" Aug 3-3t F, between I'd and I'd streetsv
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ID lCE.-l5 uerces fresh Rice, received and for
DO sale by LAMBERT d MCKENZIE.
july 4 rttH .a
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ICE! ICE! at i21 ccnts per tushel at the Ice
u Honse.-Wc have small Jumps Of Ice, that
will do for Soda Foan,sirsD Ice Cream Merchants,
&c, &c, which we win sell at the house for the
sum OF l25 cents. "A person will be in attendance
during the day, for the delivery Of the same. epa
Our customers need fear that on, Ice will fall
lhort, as we have heavy stock. Persons wishing
Jce will please leave their address st the Lumber
Yard Of w. II. Gunnell, opposite Coleman's Hotel.
jy l4-edn gGUNNEI.L e. BIRD.
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AGENTS WANTED.

fa AGENTS WANTED.
4 FEW MEN Of the proper qualifications, can
~ find usefn. and profitable employment in
circulating yauaole work, designed to illustrate
Bible Geography, for the use Of sunday Schools.
Apply at this Office. june a0-tf
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LUMBER, LIME, COAL, Ac.

THE subscriber has now, and will keep con-
i stantly on hand, ut his Lumber Yard the
Market space, 7th street, well assorted supply Of
seasoned Lumber Of all kinds, suitable for builders
coach makers, wheelrights and cabinet makers.
Also Lime, Sand, Coal, &c.
june l7-u JOHN PURDY.
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j. ROBINSON d co.

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants LouisiGna
Aueiue, opposite Hank Of Washington.
ID OCULAR sale days Opposite Centre Marke,)
IL Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. All sales
of Real Estate, Furniture and personal property at
tended to on the most reasonable terms, june l6
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SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEEs, &C.
YNHlS DAY received and for sale low, Porto
- Rico and New Orleans Sugars, Old Govern
ment Java, Rio, Lsgtyra and st. Domingo Coffee.
A 6ae assortment Of Teas, among which is some
extra Gne GGnpowder. Aiso. fine old Hyson. Cole
gates Pearl Starch, Ries Flour, crushed and pow
dered Sugars, &C., &c MEL .ta afasatds s
.pg a1a59 4. NJ MCCORMICK g. CO., stl 5.
june l0-tf Theatre Building.
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NORM MEAL always on hand, and for sale
" wholesale and retail by .d8s i u laen 4
4. a.a u. M. MCCORMICK a. co. ,gai i
" jane l9-H ~ ''.9 Theatre Building
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
nRAPERl IL Co. Bank Note Engrav.rs and
~ Printers, Walnut street. opposite the Ex-
change, Philsdephh.
N. B. JoHs DnArER, senior partner, and for
Snerly Of the firm Of Murray, Draper. Farman &
Cs. .,.j..sa4 ~, ,, juno 3O-iy.
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DRTTANNJAWARE, GLASSWARE, Sc
ID Several sets Of five pieces each. Also, Cof
fee and 1'sa-pots separately, Coffee Urn, Piagon,
ri,chers, Goble,s, Mugs, Lamps and Candles,icks,
all Of the best quality. Rich Cut Glass Lamps,
Tumblers, Finger Bowls and small assortment Of
Apo,hscary - .l ..#.s.
I Harrison's and ArnolIs Black and Red Inks in
duast pint, and OF. bottles QuiIls, States, Lead
Pencils, Ruled Letter Paper, Sealing Wax, Pen.
knives and Scissors. B. HOMANS,
June 9-tf Auction and Commission Merchant.
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DLACKsMITH's AND FORGE BELLOWS,
ID One pair very large Blacksmiihs Beisewr;
One large Forge Bellows, for sale by
b. HOMANS.
jy 25--d lctwren 10Th d itth st.
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Many more testimonials are exisAins appsoxipg
of "Whecer's Ieaberry Too.h Wash" asg
SOLD at Nos. and 2, Brewnk Hotel, by
M. H. STEVENS Il EMMONS,
.# LaAs O. Fish e. COY
Principal Office for tbs United States No. 50,
Chesnut-street, Philadelphia. may lily
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No. Lives insured ISL
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, Prssidsai. 4
BENZ. G, MILLER, Secretary.

9sa J. q, LEWIS, Agent,
7th street, opposite tho Patriotic Bank.
HARVEY LINDsLr, Physician.
iuly Il-tf
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lust PUBLISHED, and for sale at the Book
,J Store Of u. Ward g. son, Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., near the Rail Road Depot, and at ]. Ken.
nsdy's Book Store, on f, near 18th street,
No. of the Oregonian;
Or, History Of the Oregon Territory; containing
the Laws Of tDregon, with Description of the Po-
liticai condition OF the County, ss well its Cli-
mate, Resources, Soil, Productions, aud Progress in
Education. With arMap. by CaAnLxs ,SAxroS,
Of Oregon City, OF. -srlsa G.u.f 5,.tt.-
june i3-lm uasma# yssar.f ,f,s Hfa.yt.
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HARPERS' PICTORIAL BIBLE.

HARPERSs PICTORIAL BIBLE. Z,
|VTNHE subscriber has made arrangements for hind
i ing this splendid Bible IN the most elegant and
substantial manner. Specimen. Of the binding may
he seen at Mr.. X. Farnham's Bookstore, corner Of
psnnsy vania avenue and th street. Persons has-
ing copies to bind assured that no pains or ex-
pense will I've spared to produce a binding which
will correspond with the beautiful Typography and
superb Embellishments of the work.
Orders will be received by the subscriber. at his
fbinlary Pennsy vania avenue. opposite Fullers H-
tel, ,r at Mr. Farnhams Bookstore. a above. Please
CALL If possible, during the present week .
Binding Of every description faithfully executed
|by John A. BLAKE,
iune 2O-tf HHt Dookbi,lder.
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Certificates Of Ladies' and Gentlemen o.
PHILADELPHIA. 8fsso.atg

Il is with gratitude that send the following GER
tifcaie, hoping that many who suffer will I've led by
perusal of il, TO obtain Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash, which article used and it has ctfectuay
cured tooth ache, soreness Of the gums, removed
scuf from my teeth aud fully believe has entirely
arrested all decay Of them. I trust that all who
suffer, having either of the same species Of COM
paiut, will az soon possible use Wheeler's Tea
berry Toslh Wash, that they may be relieved. tt
tu8 r.s JULIANA CULTURAL.
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From much severe suffering Of myself, and others
of my family with decayed Teeth and sore Gums,
and the many respectable testimonials highly in favor
Of Wheelers Teaberry Tooth Wash, was induced
to give il trial. after which my family used il, and
rejoice 70 say that it did perform thorough and
effsclusl cure for ALL and is the best article that
ever knew Of. | would recommend its USE to those
who may be suffering. JESSE MOARE.
w. Wheeler .rEa un @Ta3H Nt4stFg
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Owing to having taken cold, but mostly in conse-
queIlce of the acid of paint in coloring prints
my teeth became very much injured, giving excr,i-
caling pain at intervals for between two and three
years. Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash was used,
and has entirely cured them, which, in certificate
form, send, that those who wish perfect remedy
for painful teeth, and also desire pie asant Tooth
Wash, may with confidence try Wheecr's 'reaberry
Tooth Wash. MARY A. TAYLOR.
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My daughter has used Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth
Wash and powder, and has found its effects To be
cleansing and publication Of the gums, and sweet
ening Of the mouth. have no hesitation in rec0m-
mending it the most beneficial preparation for the
teeth have ever seen. an3 h s s
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10000 ss.s s's.:.s sss.SsI" Z. : ;s.' arrived st
70 900 f. 5-4 lreas E. 8. which. with the general
assortment af building materials | have in Yard.
makes nv stock Of i.umher equal to any ether in
|the District. All Of which will I've sold reasonably
cheap for CASH, or good short paper. sffl
Enquire at LumL.r Yard, near the Canal on 7th
street, whers can he had the best lime, calcined
plaster snd cement. t~'& Li9}fil.tl
JOHN PURDY.
july ~ (intlligencer
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Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
soreness Of the gums, and etiectuay stopped bleed
ing OF the gums, deem il debt OF gratitude for
the relief which il afforded me, aud duty owed to
my fellow beings TO say, that it is my firm convic-
ton, that those who will Wheelet's I'eaberry
Tooth Wash, for the teeth and gums, will find that
it is an important article. ~ u#
THOMAS ]. McCURDY.
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I have used WheeIer's Teaberry Tooth Wash
and it's effects upon my Teeth and Gums have given
TO me high opinion Of its merits. Icheerfuly 70.
commend it TO the general uss. a ffgr @.uI
WiN ,tG"t tgH.tes8at4 II, r. iKNEASS.
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Certificates Of Members Of The Philadelphia
a3r Bar aaita@H t,tl si7a

Having used Wheelers Teaherry Tooth Wash
and powder, have found them to possess cleansing
and purifying properties and while they Written aud
'eau,ify the Teeth, they have beneficial effect up
on the gums, by imparting 10 them free and health
fuI action. ts, r. "A. RAYNOLD. p
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For number Of years my Teeth and Gums were
80 much out Of order TO prevent me from eating
with pleasure, and caussd me much pain. Having
heard Of Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash, I do
certify that tried one small hottie Of it, and in less
than two weeks my Teeth and Gums were sound
and good. Ibelieve that the use Of it would be an
advantage TO many others. las@ J. BRAZER.
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Certificates Of Magistrates Of the City o
H #as1 Philadeiphia. 98t tg0

Having made use Of your much celebrated Tea
berry Tooth Wash. feel convinced that II is ths
best article have ever known, and hereby warmly
recommend its use to the public in general as !
pleasant and eficacous article for preserving ths
Teeth and Gums
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There has been number of deaths from coup de soiis
and from drinking cold water. A married woman
named Stewart on errand yesterday to Marshall's
calico printing factory, carried her infant in her arms
for distance and, arriving ut the factory fell
down insensble from the effects Of heat and exhaustion
and expired in a very short time A man drank some
cold water while overheated yesterday at the Barley
Sheaf Hotel up town. and died in less than quarter Of
hour. A laborer at Pine street wharf fell from a
stroke Of the SUM- and taken to the hosp,ahe is on
not yet been asoertanei taken the this
morn ng from a similar cause He was apparently in
dying condition Several other are reported but
have not heard the particulars.
The nor,e' attached to omsbusss were dropping down
with the effects OF the heat yesterday Four
at Rchmon from the heat and being over worked
The rain Is now falling in torrents accompanied with
thunder much to the delight OF the whole populace
The extreme heat, since Wednesday last had a ten
dency to limit business operations therefore the report
few western men coming in and purchasing domcs.
tic coons About DO casks of querctron ark first No
j. sold al S13 Anthracite coal is firm 81 IS for red
asa, ani l2h isi - for Lehigh Tho week has not
produced any change in the prices of cotton The week
opened with favorable view for transact;ons enJ
shipments Of cotton, but fell off, and the closn,, ra,s
about the same those of the preoedny ,ssaar
Not much grain in market, and prices not
prime red wheat worth esc Some little done in psoca
res-ooo bids New Orleans sugar average dc on
time. Iron is dull and heavy and the provision ma,Ln
much depressed Some meal sold YESTERDAY nj 40 An
aud rye hour at 81 62H Yellow corn is wanted and
Southe TN Hat Is worth o., Oats 3Oa3lc. Whskev 4.
pretty firm at a0ls 2l In hhds. and bbls.
There was nothing OF account done in stocks on satr
day. Some Pennsylvania Bank at asa and Reading Rail
road bonls 7alsi124 rennsy SIS closed AZ d.
6o,<; Reading Railroad shares 3saas3B. Wilmington
Railroad 25aaO
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hlrvsss.Ag and aaslag he present week large pefsn
Of tbs wheat In Mia aexaty VIII fall before the sfsdss
Cora. ssrsy sss and Fs'sssss give pssa's 81 sSan'
dance. .-
The Burlington 0azsis says The crops 10 Burlng.
ton county generally been anundsnt The wheat
has suffered from the fly in many places bile in others
it has escaped entirely. The wet weather has caused
much of il 10 sprout The little rye now raised in
state has suffered greatly during the late rains or grass
the yield has bee almost unprecedented and hay must
sell at very low price the coming fall and winter The
wheat crop has much injured by the hy in Salem
and CumbeI land counties that probably not than
twohirds certainly not than threequsrters of
average yield Will be obtained There also unavor
able reports the ravages OF the ay in East Jersey
The hay crop however appears have been very abun
dant
The Ciereidnd Herald Of the eth inst, says Tho
weather is all the farmer DESIRES and the growing crops
were never more promising in this quarter. The injury
to wheat from rust will be much less than anci-
pated week and the yield in the Lake region bids
fair TO be unusually large Considerable has been cut
and our isrmcrsSre now in the midst Of their harvest
The Toronto H,roid OF the 9th inst, says the grain
crops, We happy TO learn from all parts promise
alb Indant yield
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~ s w. iS; :s!.:. ::::; s:i
Ssa, we r. .ss, !:As Sssss.. ..:f ssy.. s~s'A
Msw srOg;cas {sE iSg .sh. e:sssI; hsSl.ad A.
bany. Sid sloop Helen, Keene, N York.
East GREENwIcH, July s-Ar brig Usage Hall, Savsn-
PsoyIDrseE July ioAIr schIs Mary HSwland Bait; Ga.
Jas Gorham, Vail do; Aerial Oaks York; Juno, Alers.
DO. Cid brig Eveline, Walton Pictou below. schr Upha.
Of Boston, I'm Sid schrs Mary Silsby, York; Vie
tory, Rowland, do.
PoRT WALrnALL july GSld sehr Frances Ellen Boston;
h brig Emily Farnhsm Paterson Pensacola Arr eth schr
c Ellis Stillmau, York.
RICHMOND, July lSld schrs Richd Thompson, Corson,
West Point; Rainbow, Rogers Boston; Corpo Cummings,
do; W w Stafford. May, ri, mouth; Cora, Elwood.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW WORK. JULY Is,
Arrived.


sa' Prom e hs'EIs Nay IL 50 ssys
lon o 49, aa.a issers Iceberg June 60 g
Ioo s"j July h s 20 Gss:
has iaa sn po WIN ship psnsap hsnss 70. The
ea1'. 2'i Passengers TO hicMurray. The bound
gr ship United Kingdom, soston days. from Liverpool
in R Ss,i5 20. 10 p%Sii;eass' ,oJ Mssipfray
Ieas I. 10 Bark as%sSss Fs from saI Htvaa. 1' for
LsBs 81 .S is%f s j
SHIP koSia.cn 50 d. from Hsrr. in ballast to
& TIKI lon sS oit
ship u.S~ Rstooa 10 day; from N Orleans. with mdse
T S1is CT. Of , salem '3.m S%
ii'$ S%i;Ss ~ Sss1t Orleans
S t?i oe sH & luldp 20 a. lon Sc 49,
Bsrk Briig Others, Croker, from Palermo. May 3d.
G,s .,u. e. opr D'rH Sid in with bark
BARK stheea, Blata I'm Rio Janrro June g. with $3.50
tong s: to; Sd; "g ss wn ss ssE
St 1ay d Z Is ii s'sed
,o RI lsasc VI Brown, days from savannah with
Brig aos Elander - day.; from Hsvre in ballast 100
Ia So 10 isyoT Merrill 9Th instant lat 20 a. long
oscar, Peterson, 50 Stock
holm with go ton> TO Harbeck &t'o
Brig David Duheid Williams 80 DIS from Mansanilla with
md'e TO T. Powell III Company with brig Mary Helen.
Wher of for Bo,on 9Th lat 20 % 80 40 spoke
ship Henry, Of Portsmouth. bound TO Mobile. 20tho cape
Anonia spoke big Director i'm Trinidad Cubs. for Boston
and Holt Owen July ist 90 S. 10 70
90 spoke brig Ez, Woody 81 days Portland Hava
ma July 8, lat - IS, Ion "a, brig Almeda of York
steering 5.
Brig Science Herrick 10 days from Sagua la rande with
sugsr and moasses TO Nesmith& Walsh Sid in company
coming out, brig Tam OShsnter.
Brig Savannah, Hawey5 days from Savannah with cotton
and rice.
Br :, sehr Eleanor Insrahsm from Martinique via st Tho
Schr All ed Rogers, from Porto Cabeo June 2sth with
coffee, to BnDker Place. The lost anchor hying lib
boom. and fore gaft on the passage
sehr Paragon Norris 10 days from New Smyrns Fla with
live oak, and is passengers, to Fairfield K Mathews
Schr POWELL Powell, days from Wilmngt on, n c,
with naval stores, 10 ) Powell. -
Schr Cophoron Hartshon days from ergep Iron Works
with iron castings, to w Brick,
Below,
2brgs-unknowa.
Sailed.
Barks Susan for Havana Isabella for MALAGA: Marin W
Brett, do; and Others.
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Foreign lamentations.

LrvERPooI-Slp Ocean-l29 crates * l. Wilietts-I9
cases .iess Broti ers-l Mitche3 Sagswe-s DO 20
anyils kcseyelt-l Hsrnden X coll Hal Brother
Psrey.r-i2TB Mrbsr1lo crates II II & Caldwell-io
crates Casks u III B-ll3lI bundles l6 bars iron q w
Sh.lds--7 l.les boxes Burr-t-li0 Moore Legeet-
boxes Sands Fuller lOi chadroas coal Colden-lOOO
brick Tisda-3 ht DIS Smith orry9 casks - cases "a
cases 1916 boxes Tin 1890 states % order
PoRTo CABELLo-Scir Alfied-6n bags coffee 10 Hitch
cock Mar hall77 do dc do78 do do john
Pc do john " Woodii logs bay wood Johl Durandi bale
ndse Cary co23 hags coffee do d, Dens
town eo-;o do do Bugker Place tons Iigaunvta "
osboru-0l bags coffee Des Arts x Henser-2i do do
Hitchcock x MapshagO hides HarInony-73 bags coffee
At~ater-ia0 do do + w Schmdt x Vogle
PALERMobark Barring urothers-l0O boys steel 81 baskets
sbx. gum dral- cunt, 10 do ar bic Duh Cou rey la20
bxs 1880 bxs Draper x Dirl'n20O bYs
20 cks 800 bbs kegs liquid
80 bales oil by shnmac bxs iiquorice
seed u bx mdz 200 bxs Al ouds
order.
MANsANiLLA-brig David Dnfsld-26. logs mahogany-68
do cedr3 80 bundles palm lea-2 puchs rum Dunscomb
4 Beckwth.
NrryIIAs-Brg Clarssa292 cks oasses 90 do su gar %
bxs do 80 logs mahogany Arabian horse Holt Owen-2l
scgsrs Cruz x Son.
SAcUA Ia CinANpE-Big Screacc-lil hhds sugar IS do
nolasses Rowland x Aspinwail,
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By pilot boat Mary Eleanor, 7h inst of Block Island
bark Iris. 80 day. iiom Antwerp, bound to fhila
BY o g. wRo wa. S ssmps Sr N o n
whaIemen.
Ma, Brs Malt ,sa S H. ln HOel smith Rio JanerO
:. Foreign Ports.
essshs1 emf fh a' MsSs'ss VIE VEIL:
se "as Yc0 sasinqIsh Delay,s Elliot Wmnsoa
s R A is. So. @aAf @
s Sc ss Ansona, woodbury., do; Lisbon Wy
M.r.sl.,, June aeArI bark Ranger Pierce, Por,land
WSnsRoF'ed hawes probably the Josephine Howes. from
las =, June s6In port brig Dcmerara Blanchard
orn9 cssFlLo June 2sIn port brig Erao to sail next
and 2d Moor saa sr 'a banks Pioneer Lambert
6 S,S S. sse rf ..,Is CHI
Ts:s sS SsSss.$ a ~ r s:
e. rom S nj. ;$9 sss Wee.
I2%;. sodS Stubs. Sac f Sd s Ms .I;y g%
bs%ar % HSG f s%s on Sl sf DIDO &
% aS 9 srs Agye Ioqsssy ao Bsnehss
s Ga.sDs JTly 2Ia brig, G..u Sweet
m9f fs Boston neat dIy Levant Mann from Boston t p
s SD July sR ;as sra Np RIs, Cav from
Charleston; going in, brig Tam o'shsnter '' ""'''"'
Sid bark Arc Oracle, Barhsbops. - ~ "'"1a'
bo,roN, July l-Arr bsrks amhrian, Rowe " Orl-
Lien .irren Clark York; hrigs e II Appleton Brsdf'rd
NJ HAche freed kilm'n Cenfuegos; sfhfs Hnrd Films
az Jar 6 Ann H'pehs.,sr B, B,y Ame Hill aud
Nash, York Id ships Bar ar, Simpson London: ADMIN
taaee Pe',r;on Orleans; barks Enma adora Wooiley
hsile p, Bar; bgs Msreelips soui crou Myrs Stud
do - '""'.'"'
0o cg,sls.Ies Jaly sCld ships Tyrone Butler, Liver.
p0o,; fsr6sld Lovesnd do brig Sea Flower Allen, VIII
big Psni "a std Tid bark Convoy Humphrey, Boston;
Waite, " York. " WI "f '"''''"''
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WASHINGTON July IL, 1876.
The Orgos Question. The true rersion Of the Irea-
ty.-A Fearless Customer run foul of


We assume the great and weighty responsible
ty OF giving the true version OF the Oregon Treaty.
Art. l. Declares the northern boundary of the
United States 10 be the Russian line of 81 40 :;
aud that this has been sustained by "irrelrag,ble
facts and Arguments"
An Declares that at the end OF the twelve
monsAs' grace, dissolving the Conventions of 1918
and lS27, the national rights in Oregon will have
to be maintained or abandoned.
Art. 3. Promugates the pron,nciomento tina,
they never can be abandoned
Art. 4. lnvokes Congress 10 pass all secessary
measures Tor the occupation OF the whole territory
Art. Considers II expedent 10 surrender half
the territo'y of Oregon, and the whole of Vancou-
ver's island (why take two bites at a cherry l'')
the fee navigation OF the Columbia, (Which, from
its Instructions, rapids, and rocks. never can be
free) and the established rights of British settlers
all over the territory.
The other day, a hackman was sitting on his
coaca-box in front of the General Post-ottice
Hon. Richard Pdkenham's charabane came up
Tie Br t'sh Minister'S driver desired the hickman
- clear the track. controversy ensued, when
the md snan Am tricau exclaimrd--. No Stree;
pay cprporatlou tax 81 have rights here You
scarrd Congress out of half OF Oregon, but Cd
d-n you, you are not gong 10 scare me-
CASSAfLEN.
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By Last Nignr's Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

LswEs Del, July lo-A bark. two brigs topsa and
sx fore snd at sehrs came IN this and passed
nolds; brigs tnore aid Josephus schrs Otronto rh
pion and Caroline for Boston; VI Jenkns Tor Roxbury;
fucatan for do. sarah thurchman, tor Prvid aud a
fleet Of co laden sehs unknown down this ,norug
AMI stood Ia
PinLA pELPHiA July ~ Arr bari, Irs Dillingham;. Bre-
men brig ILLS, Mills. NYork schrs PHO jordan, New
Mary Ann Pearl Hartford SPY, Smith,, Brist Bay State,
fsne ss ca q bs.
ys and Aatgp,; Jas Gla,k 5Br HeLe,n $ johns NIB;
Ton; sehrs fhpb. Bxter Cowe Fl River; Holder Dor.
den khodss ProviJsnce Banner Lfks Charleston: Edith
woo.tst BosfSa Chailes b,nehard BS:ton sarah Na.h
Jnbez White, Carson, Providence; Med Smiih Fall
River; Angelins, Miller, HARTFORD; Atlas, Fnnsm. Rich
Young Work. n g King, Thomson NYork; Mary Deb
orah Pine. NYork; Express, Smith NYork Equity, Ed.
5srds, Norwich ,oop Union, Cotti4gham, Bait; barge
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isan.,.ii,.crn Arrived,

LNEErooL-ship Ocean--G Mason, Rhode Island; G
ii Grey, England
Neuvn.s lady aud servant Geo Bnty Mathew Hare, eng
land; WIN Geoifry do; Nm Wilson, Scotland
SEw OgLkAs.-,hip Unon-Mr. Long, lady. child, and
servant iaset lady children aud David Ba-
ker aud lady, Harris aud children Mr. Hamlery,
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Miss Phelps. Miss Lewis, Miss Fay, Phelps Gardner
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ny. w Russell-0 IN storage.