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having recently come from Ohio or Illinois He had
week or ten days since sent for his family and they Arr
now daily expected here. sad reception VIII they
meet with. clerk Of ansighboring store had his lsg
scratched, and number Of other persons made very
narrow escapes. .,,,,,~..
few days since pic mic, consisting OF the csnulen
and teachers OF St. Paul's Catholic cnurcn li;II
school proceeded from Moyamensing TO Lemon .a"',
number Of the parents and others belonging y. .n
church. repaired thitber during the 81 norrsr
some of the b'hoys after drinking quantty oi Por.e
at cake stand refused payment and the %
co called constable ana hve or si VI se
iawIess got themselves trouble and were hsid 10
bail by neighboring magistrate; , , nm 20
soaxjng rain commenced last evening" and up 10
the nresent hour continues without much cessation
Fine thing for the growing crops though we viii soon
want dry weather for the harvest
The body of Edward Long lad OF eight years OF age
was taken from the river at Catherine street,
and an inquest was held upon it. 1t was not known how
he got into the water the stories In relation thereto
being very contradictory One statement was that he
was pushed by companion Of about his age and
another account that boy had struck him the
head with brckbat which had caused him to fall
board His skull found to have been fractured and
seemed to give some foundation for the latter report
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WARRINGTON, June 10, ISI7

Short Commons.
We understand that dinner is to be given by the
citizens of Washington to Col May the bold dra-
goon and that Mr. Secretary Marcy be invited to
attend II he does attend, hope he will be able to
explain the supersedeas of Col May by Col Faunt-
leroy.
persons here think thar Trist was sent down to
Mexico to pick up quarrel with Scott, not to make
peace with Santa Anna. II either his object we
suspect he will not succeed in 1t,
The proclamation Of Scott puzzles the eilisencer;
the letters of Santa Anna puzzle the Unions and we ra
Their suspect that Gen Pillow will be puzzled to escape
We ask now Of Father Richie, In all good humor, and
want to know II Gen. Pillow in making his fortified.
ton at Camargo did put the ditch the nsde!-and II
80 why so-wss it to have plenty Of water inside,
prevent the troops from attacking the enemy,
should they attack the fort or was 1t intended trap
for the Mexicans!
We gatsd to be informed that the broken leg OF
Col Cushing getting better rapidly, and that the
rita with whom he promenadng at the time Of the
accident has been daily attendant upon the General
with the questions Senior General io Jueno .4merf
cano--how is your leg to-day" Amt that nice9
Gen Coombs of Kentucky, arrived in town yesterday
also, Gen Wallace Of Virginia. who would have done
good service, (being West Point educated man, as
brgader, had the administration thought OF him; but
of their very best places have been filed in most
unaccountable manner, according to humble reck
oning.
The astronomical quarrel between Professor Maury of
the National observatory aud Professor Sears Walker
of Philadelphia, through the columns Of the Tnteigen
GER waxeth hotter and hotter. There several
comfortable passages in this paper war, afraid
which, II not compromised may lead to a dehni-
tive settlement than pens and paper II they go
much longer at this rate.
En- PEASANT We visited with friend or two the OBJ
servatory the other night and had good look Mt the
volcanic caverus and mountains in the moon through
the big telescope also at Madle Venus who had a veil
half her face and also saw several rather
astonishing congregations of stars through the
strument, In gazing through which could feel the
world moving round on its axle tree like wheel We
also examined tho proofs Of series Of valuable charts
showing tho way to navigate the Gulf Of Mexico and
other dangerous salt waters prefaoed at great labor
all Of which indebted to the politeness Of Pro-
lessor Maury. W.
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COol Trnde.

PorrsvILLE, June l9-The quantity sent by railroad
this week is 81 43 49, being last week
No return by canatota by railroad this season. 53l
l25 02-do. by canal last report 1857 AS
breach occurred in the canal ut Laurel HILL about
10 days ago. which will be repaired to enable empty
boats to pass next Monday Loaded boats will pass
Tuesday or Wednesday next Boats consequently
very at this end. The Firth Dock at Port
bon will be completed by about the first Of July, and
the Dock ut Mount Carbon will also be completed early
in August After the LIST Of July next there will be
increase in the rates Of toll aud transportation the
railroad of 10 cents per ton with prospective monthly
increase of 10 cents after Vessels continue very
scarce and freight to Boston and other New England
ports has advanced. Our correspondent sends the
following quotatons:-To New York. 81 80; to Newark
80; to Providence, IS; to FAN River so; to New
Bedford, 80 50; to Salem, 81 to Portsmouth, N.
H., 371a; to Portland Me, 81 to Boston, 81 So
to New Haven, go to Hartford IS: to Troy, rs; to
Albany 621s. The rates from Bristol l2h cents
more
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PsrLApsLrHrA. Juno 30, is47.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 10 lS41.
The government steamship Virginia. arrived hero yes
erday for the purpose Of being thoroughly overhauled
and put into condition that she will be Of
The Hunter submerged perpendicular wheels with which
she was built are to BIO removed from her sides and
pair Of Capt Loper's patent propellers attached.
About o'clock this morning the cotton yarn manu-
factory oil B. Paneoast Of Thirteenth and Car
penter streets, Moyamsrsng, was much damaged by
fire. which Is presumed to have been tho work Of an in
cendiary
melancholy occurrence happened yesterday, in the
vicinity OF new building, in progress Of erection In
Front street below Market. Two old buildings have
been recently demolished TO make room for large aud
substantial stores The old vault beneath the
had not been yet removed though the foundation was
greatly weakened by the adjoining wall having been
torn down. and yesterday when huge block Of granite
placed on the pavement for the purpose OF being
lifted to it, destined place, the arch gave way and
crumblsd in carrying with It those who standing
above It. One OF the workmen Samuel Coswen, was
buried beneath the ruins and his mangled remains
not taken out till five o'clock last evening He leaves
wife and four children. He Is stranger in the city
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.p.xsaAnA-!ochooqss Money BsAop-Mn Dixon and two
Poscr PR-Bng Cordrs-D Prirchard; Mrs @ Echsvaruey
< servant; Miss do; MIR + do; Mrs X Rogers; Miss
do; Robt Rogers.
RIO JASrIao-,Ship Bazaar-Count De Goltz F Botman
L Waymsn; + Thomas.
Nrw ORLEANs-Schr Ezabeth-Alrs Miss stringer; Miss
NJ Denham; A De Groot; Mr. Benedict; II Weed; N 8
Bsrnum; r. James.
Nfw oHLEAss,,ship sultana,Mr and Mrs Biek and
Mrs Redingburg dren and servant r Mrs Tur-
children and Miss Potts. Miss Steal Miss
Rash, Mr. Howell. Mr. Poiniell-20 in steerage.
NAssAU-Brig PednzaMr Harriet Sargent and daughter.
Mrs Bacon aud sons Mr. Cook and servant Miss Thomp
Mss Ward. John Aulda, Alexander Adams, Florence
Car as, Alifs lucy.
KEY WEsT-BIg Rudolph Groning--Slessrs Goodaough,
Moreno, Alberty, Treat pI Blodget and lady Mrs
Greene, Misses Rich Brightman and Kelly.
KkY " EsT-Schr Lydia-Mr johnson, lady aud child MIR
Fisher and child Otis Davis, MIR. Boyle.
ELErHuERA-Schr Mary < Catherne-Captain Williams,
Mr. Smith and lady.
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Domestic InlpOvoations.

MoBnr-Bark Mayfower-76 bales cotton Colomb 8 IsiGg
SO Dennson. Wood & coo Spofford Tiestsn-50 w
Tam.n eo1IO3 Adams com57 Charles pelngeECioo
do 900 dry hides Center co73 bales cotton order
bxs mdze s Barnes do NJ Newman 4 CO.. Levsreu
Trow co3 Harper, Brothers. Pratt, Woodford co.,
Cox Il Marshall
KEY WEsr-Brg Rudolph Gronng-2 bales cotton Henry
Waring Son-8 DO Hobrook, Nelson coz bIs Often
hoefer-l Soure2 Lockeyer-l George M Peck pkgs
Huntington Savage " Hubbard-I93 bales cotton An
derson col bx Hills bales cotton Atwaer. milford
co., do o We,more-9 do Taylor & R'tch-26 do bx
65 bales Geo Colins- bx Petit COLI pkgs Thos
Franklin-3 bbls hf do bales cotton Maitland cos
bales Silss Wood.
New ORLEANs-Schr Elizsbeth-ll42 sacks Mat
thew & co-l00 Porter casks Read X Brothers.
EpsARTowNBrg St Patrick-259 bales cotton Center GO
40 bales Anderson Co.'S boxes tobacco Perkins Brooks
Whites bales box mdz Tay lor & Rtch.
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Arrivals OF Strangers In New York.

JUNE
M Ss' s::S $ al f.:ss: ArZ
r H. s pa
hSm css Js,s Hartman h Amy Jo Bsafhssd
TIE Duncan, England CAPT aud Mrs Eldrdge. packet
ts" M Esloss AnfsSsi NJ
BOs9Sn D vsn B 2So' Mo Meas
Den Denny SsrgSIt A
ss ssylsaG sS'Sd ALBANY
Fisher BOSTON, B. Gss9Fy Ss and M NJ DsSs
p Wa aeS; a. An. @ q lie BIans hdephR
fs%sy Il ko.s9s
wei lewis and Sou AlaSa%a GsoT Moo Sdsn a.
Spf .: !sS%ss hsG 1
sSSs .f% nsny Mrs
MGs .. s:s s r ss .sry ssr.
Army 'fa Frs Dustin BSsoa pfsssad
Crowns m Az u Ss Eo omp.cn
l. g. Bingham. Vt; l. Beauieg Detroit; G. Goodyear n
H. Madame M s4sy St
Warren New c Yol; 5 Glide GIdasn Mrs Mooney Mis-.
Basoa h Ne: NJ iii 1 Sg%s ' w. b9
aSilS koshf;s1; SIsss jr New ofIssp, M nd Ms
ssSSs
child, New OIleans VIM Mansfield, Boston; s. d. Savage
EAsTEnN, PnARL STREET HOUSE, -.
Ma: T hy do eaa Sax AsS' ls !t Ieas
shsrwSOS lady aud NswSTk e. capdsr
Gonna Porter f Baissa0rt
Hosomb BnSge si1s; i Billings Hsted James
b B Haa. MIDI VIM o. Esss psep R's Mis-
S. Doane do.
Gurus Aaeksnbsek A. Morrison Ga%pdsIl N.Y., York
S'fbss " ISS Sns fS%eS
s Tets EfGs 81 Yofs
r. Snow, M Thompson, Mass John stickney, BENZ Curtis
%sse "s VIM Knox ssaaS G' eSa1s:
,ohn.o, s. MSw4rD HG sGs. London, D H.,,.v
s. G'nisa, 6u,li1sisa s6sn1srd nil.
&sSs fsis se; ri Mrs S' ioss:
s F. sand svsy s4Es osd se
aa: Fsy E 1
sOthsr Barry KsSss Hainss Lewis Del.
Perkins cadets Military Academy Of West Point
daShss joey sSsa T o HSn
s Mas W. M%s Ss fs
n j. nS%.n " 2h' c"A''f
II n &c.. ., LovE,Sr,s HarfL. ro..o., cs,,,..
%ss S'jns!' @ %ssys
sas
s2ss Ss
Charlie. Ho is. boston 'Y Lieut. scoasr =. - %h,s
s; Richardson rss$sla " Providence; S. W
smith, c"cnna''' ks%sso1a e er River
sn R a1i%s D fss s.fs ss w.
r. Striker Jun Boomngdae; a. Gyandei Irupansbureh;
.. 9's $:a ssS;TS"h ja S ssG,
h. mssT %aSr TGl% aa.Ssh % White Mobile Ala
Y9qnE Boston, IT, smith h,h.S
City; 'fS' Kelly tsss ;;s '''''s jersey
s. Stokes. Albany 1GnSS cs1Se' Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
N asssssy Pyss1 Rev. d. Shelter"
cR Hewitt Yo TnFA + H H1sf New Rochelle:
$ssasisf EG1s Thy & a?i
;sS $Si f
wHa:y Al siSS Fisher
j. N5eas.sa mn Ha}ss: silI$:a. " A ssldsn East East
sSact%; ssssss5 h.ssa
ss HIT %i S $s,:S'i s.i;y ssS
@ A%ss h%'f III.
Haven ssf5 a lie s5s
Hartford A. ng Mass F Perry, n. Cbancser, N; York
Haven; Bagnsi Bosom; T. Ashley, Hartford; j Bradley
NewburypoG; :; w. Berhrong Hartford CAPT Wright and
T. g. Pearce, Conn; Foy Baltimore; Capt; Smith ship
Il " cyy
Neck.
WEsTERN HOTEL.
Mr. Olenderh, Montreal; j. S. Bartlett Bingbampton: w.
Boeinny, Phila NJ. Horberger Ohio; s. f. Jackson Pha;
H. H. King, do j. Gibson, Louisville N j; A Stiles, Jr
Y; j. Fish Utica: M Washbum, Battenuts; B. Lynd,
StOnington; d. Heanv ~ Falls T.. H. King Oean; L. On
denk, &. Holmes Boston
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AT AucTroN, June 1875 shares Old Colony Railroad,
adv div off; 20 Western Railroad lo9 div and rights off, %
Northern Railroad le3 IS Market Bank u sh 70 In
su5ance Co. 3l'S VERMONT Central Railroad s5 6Boston
BRoKERs BoARpI25 Norwich and Worcester Railroad, Sc,
b2S 800 do so do 3 270 do 35 IS do &C. b28 $50 do
5: IS do 5S; 100 do 35 IS do 55 So no I'M 50 do 53l
Nashua Manufacturing Co, 63lk Fall Ryrr Railroad 80
Railroad. 32 40 Nohem Railroad lo3 so Canton GO scrip
S. so East Boston CO. l8 IS do 49, b30 900 Reading
bonds 80, 49, b3O; 10 900 do do Tx.
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Foreign Importatiouls.

,Lospos-ship Wslngton-8 ea.k. mdns 8 Roekwell,i
si;f B H, ts; s:s S@: SsTp
hHs%ss ss,. ss.
bal', smith s01t pkg. openhei% sel Ln ssSn:
Phsp. Dsass SsI ssa si co !asns
az FidIer"as Cameron eo" Hadden soa. Tiffany,
Yoaag eoJ Asmck13 schns,de.I a., RaEsG Pow
De- aSsm Grnns so-l woCissy~.an'
Ahsu0q-, Pig %a.s Walsh MALE Male,
YER %sssl HssI, sggsaI: $50! Mec.ii s,seasSa,%
Rodgers s cos r Ene-S Mortimer : CAVITY Pnneis
%s$s: ss. FAX Si:;s fj$!s'
Fu, Tssn
sfr.ss BrooksI Daniel MooreIo A9siens spiesr3 %
S sS lo p0 oSs ss
G a ssh % sSs Mbs Bishop
DS1s s6a ss% a1 Van
Home: Hayes 6Sayai Ellis cs0k . sSns
sss.s: af i%is s:
s ssy %s sios!
.%s; ass. %ss kS:s
GifisST,y i asa
sSss %:
&. ssi%
Ss';t ss.f sas;
Ell s:S :s sssS Gs1s ses Gs
Of Sns.TI John WarlsrGsM
Hsddss Sons Robert psddisE-is B1s%ia ASsrs;shy
S. ses sa SssS
5s1t colo Marsh PsyO!s pkss B.gxs COL Davis
bis rom fhs p:, Dodge ca iSbotson brcshsn
ecSnf Ssps oa s
Sas Dc s9 SS; refined DO sS s,Ss
coal 4e5 Ashons salt GIinne Mntun COLO Robinson
ivTRPSo1NsLip Ro;css-4 ss A Fuller Mortimer
B.s GEosiS Wsh
surges shows A hu; sSMa PaSn
i ToolsT Mead sqIa WhiiassISsaa WaSssns
sSs sTs: Bush
rs Is so fsl..s S.y
$50 50 tss s IRON rS%@l saetashsnws sn.Ri Har
f' Aas Ss k.sie-s Little Alden Wfisht
sss; eos ash'w sos ka.f'
oy fS. Ss.sn Dun
Fellow; SaP. English ss
M 5s,s IRON 81 sd do
Iron :, Ee 5 i @ Sn h
100 bss ndss
S SSi specie Collins do do cases
st i m ntsSSs1b
chains bx Basnett-i8 bales Newman Odonell-
1850 hhds tobacco do sugar cases seGars Laurie.
TRINIDAD CuBA-Bng Charotte-266 hhds 40 tierces
molasses Charteain & onrest-3 hhds old copper w
Davenport-8CG hhds , brls molasses master
CARpENAs-Brig Milnoket-38 brls moasses IS tierces
30 brls Moss Ia ylor-8 brls do master,
s hns.s Ha
Phelps-3o hhds do II Souhmoyd & son-3o do Octrich
Kruger3 cks molasses brs brls moasses Mon
tagu-.
PoNcE PRBrg Cordela-I92 hhds sugar Alsup Chaun-
cey27 Harmony Nephews COCO do IS bbls Soathmayd
& Son.
CoAsr AFRicA-Shp Madonna69 pkgs palm oil 20
God 80 do Eoy36 do bar wood Asa lbs ivory cask
Dbl beeswax J Jones & CO.
MAYAGuEz R-Brig Tro-2e6 hid, I26 bbs sugar Jona-
than Thompson40 hhds moasses Peter Harmony Nephews
Co.
ST JAoo DE CubA-Schr Jerome-l40 hhds 8 bbls Musco
y.do 81 bags coffee 80 bales leaf tobacco Jonathan
Thompson, Jun . -,
Brewer 4 Nelson.
ELErHuERAschr Rovert5oo dozen pine apples 100 buh
ches bananas 5000 lbs shells 200 melons Ackery
W.sT !NDIEs-Schr Nancy Bishop, 900 bushels salt
Tucker Lghburn27 hides II pkgs sugar pieces lgnum
yite lot of old copper Smith, bbs kegs boxes Mid
dleton COS pkgs + Coffin.
Domestic IM pOyasatl0ns.
MoBnE-Bark Mayfiower-76 bales Colomb & slng
SO Dennison. Wood coo Spoford Tilesten-s9 w Il
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DANIEL SWEENl.
Late ii Ann street, Netr York;

r ENJOYED TO &c CHATHAM sTREET-fhe under
~ signed the approach of the travelling season. deems
appse those who be Of fact
that in order extend hs business well his limits of
accommodation, he has removed &C Chatham within
few doors oChambers and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the plan his former
but comfort aud arnes surpassed by any
the city The enlargement Of his sphere has been demanded
ton has been selected central position for citizens well
He therefore socits the the public
both resident and transient his position where they
will find only the substantial elements Of life every
CURED FORM each OF quality secured him the re-
he enjoys and which he to MAIN
tain
As the above the only establishment either owns or
any nomnaly otherwise connected with he
hopes his friends the public will remember that this is the
only saloon of the undersigned and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENT,
GO Chatham street.
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The CrOIM.

We informed, says the Charleston Courier, by "a
friend who has just returned from Newberry that the
crops of cotton and grain in that section Of country
though three four weeks later than usual in
quence of the backward spring look vigorous and hrv
ing The wheat crop has already matured and stated
to be a fair one.
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ing a.tisr: 6.ys gained uasausta POPULARITY rem
2-end sold only genuine in this city, at No. Twenty
aThe Magical Pain Extractor for burns Sores and al.
is too well known to need marks upon
s ssss ss :. : s:s,j As
Nss And BSGs da%ent and E1Never
6ys f wifi 1fo%eIs the ea a and give bean
''S SGss it.oSns san cur. for deafness
2i-Townsends Sands and Comstocks Extract of Sarsapa
a-spohns Remedy excellent article for sick
2Pnk Syrup for coughs colds, aud all diseases of the
2-HayT Eminent will the obstinate of
2-vermifnge for III children adults. fail
Bed Bug Baas@~ Sh' seesaslly do away
2iILongeys Western Indian Panacea, the best family
Sold ONLY a at IN No INVENTION Courtl,ndt street.
SULPHyR BATHs.for Enupiions of the Skin, &C..
would inform affected with Diseases Skin, that
D. Mott, eis Bas
msnt They cures when ali other remedies have
failed 2psn from to 10 p
s FBF ssS Syo5Xs P P.s. rance
Green letters are table for durability, and
s IF se s s by S s h ,s in
The wsAhsr They alsoapauned to any color that
TVHE !LLUsTRATED HAND BOOK FOR IRA.
VELLERs, containing description Of each State the
ss WI S sS
finished a an map OF hs United States
just published and for sale "saf'Es 1rs 'ssh
COMNllssAKY GENERAL's OFFICE, STATE AR.
s 81 New Yo d June ls,mssasd proposals
for s s ,a , TO be delivered a. the ansto e
SrOm n IN n sand
From 100 to 500 barrels lime
of to be where IL sf Is s. de-
iele str ComInissary General. $ N
JAMES NJ KELLY Shakespeare Building corner of sixth
Is sS hi hi snd The public s h.
West corner Of SIKH Chenn streets where vii be found
large apa general Of English french and other
..onge goods SoS.
pSsSt w FAVOR him w aRG ssl ' ea.S
may depend rpqn Their wants being supplied the shortest
lest importance By the arrangements he has been able to
hs :nd in the ray Of
as oner aud ia.hionabe Mercer nd Tailor
fhiadelphs, May, rss7. ies Im.z
COATES THREAp.-CA UTlON.-Parchss aud con-
;umsIs Of Cotton Threads hereby cautioned that
article ,s ,b spool thread marked Goats offered for
N'' HtSR GG' Fsys ses sS
ie9 3otis.rc Agents Of J. n ?. Coats OF Paisley.
FRENCH PAPER HANGlNGs AND SHADES.
SqLOMON x HART, 2is Broadway, opposite the Park,
nave now IN store their full OF Paper Hanging
ana Borders OF all descriptions for parors bedrooms and halls
Ihey have been selected in Paris with and cem
PRISE the best assorted stock the city, and prices lower
than have verhereofore been offered.
Also on hand large French Window Shades
Tor sale al nnprecedenedlow prices. api9 Imsrc
WfApPING PApER.-i3 600 cap crown aud dou-
lily, just received and for sale by "
PERssE BROOKS
m29 30tSr No IS and 81 Nassau st.
MUSKETS AND GUNs-3OOo NIuskets for shipping.
IVA 1000 double and single Guns
l500 pair Pistols in great variety. -
ALSO, Rifles and Rife Barrels Gun Locks and 0unsm tbs
articles ss for sale cheap and on layoIaIle terms
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


Herald Marine Correspondence.
,y PniL4 a A.: June 90 IN. NJ
ma Sargent sf Londonderry; saa Tewsr cy9xs Whining
ss s ss;ss hss:
W smith, Perrne " York
Notice 70 Mariners.
IspIAs KEY LlaHrIlhs Light House on Indian Key,
now lit up. The light IS stationary.
Miscellaneous Record.
Packer SHr CorsrIrurIoN Captain Briton and the bark
Anahuac, Captain Barstow will sail this morning for Liver
on her passage from Phadspha to Cork insured State
;os Once ssd S Seurs
BaG snS ,sS a % NASSAU il dis
awarded, $780, No portion OF the cargo was Sold
Spoken.
ssp Ng ;sss. H as Xxi from Liverpool
Ship Casads Of KennebunL from Palermo for Orleans
BIZ George * e Emery " from Palermo for Boston,
Bark Harmony from Newport for Boston, June lat Al L.
st B =, ~ from New York. for St Thomas June
lat g 3D. long % ~ '" wh.lemen.
"a. Art s s24ga h ship .m ys Msu NY CSs
Bar Gaons IS, ship Siae aSnoa Simmons
oil Sn e
hs az VI % sssa
IT1 Ss Bsy s :I: sw large aa
Gss Nv ats.J G s. AT Ts BIB
lands with $50 bbls VIII OIL $50 do 1000 lbs bone.
Foreign Ports.
CAnprsAs June Io-In port with Others brig sdi Hamme
ldg Sid sshf Isle of Pine ior northern port 7h brig Eliza
DKMER.RA June lin port, brig Calcutta Clark fer Turks
GU4SAsILLA, June lO-ln port brig Arve. Wooster. for
GgAyINA. R. Jane 7-Arr, bark New Haven Downs, fin
ID S e1 s' {%
sis aHs Ne 1fgs
I'm Adss for
a e j! Ss.ss
ow psue no e Scss' loading
sfy: STAPLES DO Cha%Po1 Chandler do Rsvsss
McMath loading 'fT New York; Dorcas' TiEob d. next
SiosrnrAL, June l7-Cld, ship, Albion Allan, Glasgow
tal$y; bTSs Asie Richie kirialdy MSieas, Baiwei
to ss ss ':hs Ma:Ss' for
PEnNAMnyeO May 2e-In port brig Tam oshanter Franks
PoSsE r., June lo-In port bris, Adelaide K.,op wig
ssias from Boston ds; b,ci H.yt PSeii, fion New
Haven and Cuba jusarr sd' brig w Watson Sterling
ST Jsoo DE CupA June Sin port, bark Lucnd. Maria,
tS MAY s's; S s
"a, jim Bowen,
% A Il sas. fh5a :eh% cyHo:aTe. Rogers
5s psisi Ses
then The mate
it Ry
on tsis Issrp"o FeTonis Henne Bristol brig E.se
ss S;'si
%n.io a%%f sssf
| Home Ports.
ArALAcHrcoLA, June PAR bark Meney,. Coffin, from
rs Raowles orleans Cd 9TH bark Reform Lewis New
a brig A" a sp sh xs%s
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s' rins r,f'%s GSFa
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BOARDING IN A FRENCH FAMILY at WilIiams
burgh-A Professor of the French Language having fur
nsed with elegance and comfort large and beautifully fin
the Peck slip, wishes to accommodate for the summer
limited number Of married single ladies' or gentle
men The situation Of the delightful in the neigh
borhnod OF New York commanding extensive view OF
SCENERY Lesson. IL The French language and music 4
Wiamsbugh the 5th house left side in South Eighth
street leaving from the river which between the
third street, near the Peck slip ferry, Wiamsburgh.