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Important from the Seat of War.

Dispssehss from Gen. Taylor and Com
Csuner-List Of Killed and wounded
In the Battle Of Buenn vissa-iana-
ius Of the Troops 1t Vera Graz.
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NJ ARM E JOURNAL r..
PORT OF NETWORK.

MINIATURE ALkAFACs.....THIs DAY.
THE sUS. THE NOON. FULL SEA
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HEApeuARTxxs ARxy ON OCCUPATIONS
SxITfIIo. Feb. % lsl7

Sra have respectfully 70 report that the main Mex.
len force 10 yet a Aqua Nuevs- Our troops hold the
posit0ns which they have 90 well defended and are
prepared 20 receive the enemy should he venture
another stack.
An arrangement has been made with Gen. Santa Anna
os an exchange Of prisoners BY which we shall receive
ell or nearly ALL Of those captured from Us at different
umes, beside the few taken In the action Of the sd
~ uevndsd y well - those Of the hexiesns which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

B' Messrs. John Graham and Alfred A. Philips
Esqrs will deliver Addresses the subject Of Temper.
ance the Anniversary of the F. L. Snow Social Union
Monday evening at the NJ f. Church In Greenest-
They will be heard by audience limited only by the
size OF the Church In which they speak.
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II We call the attention Of angle gentlemen
needing apartments to the advertisement In another col
umn, of rooms in an elegant house in Wsverly place
The opportunity Of obtaining situations desirable IL
by no means frequent one.
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W. W. $. BLISS, Assistant Adj. General

Ertraa Of a letter dated MONTEREY March g. l547.
IL send you extract of letter from officer who
distinguished himself that glorious field which IL
rendered thrice glorious from the disparity of force
and the peculiar circumstances under which this me
morable battle has been fought"
Ertraof Of a LITTER dated "SAITILLo March. l. ls4T
Our scouts bring In word that Santa Anna has gone
for good and that his whole infantry have dlspersed-
There IL doubt 1t. We shall not see him again on
this line.
To-day Colonel Warrenl received dispatch from
the Governor, informing him that American Commits
soners were now in the City OF Mexico, and had writ
ten to the Mexican Congress saying that they were
there to make an honorable peace.
The Governor requested permission 10 return TO
sslo to assist in keeping order and promising to COM
ply with any requisition made on him"
." We informed that the followed Santa Anna
forty miles"
t Colonel Warren ia Governor and cOmmsndapt Of
Saltllo..
t"Ne Governor alluded TO Is the Mtricm appointed by
the Mexican Government TO administer the laws within
prescribed territory In which Saltlo Is situated The
guest granted and he 10 acting in concert with
Colonel Warren 10 keep order and prevent celhsion
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moving Instructions, Irritation ana Weekncss tno NV
ducing healthy action once 4si Cortlsndsi
STEAM Pile DswrSe--We are prepared 10 contract
for the driving Piles by Steam Power for foundations Of
buildings of any description in the City vicinity sD1
having the Piles on hand. WILL when desirable, do 10
work with dispatch. Persons wishing Piles driven VII
find it to their interest 1t regards economy, efficiency
and dispatch, to give call before contracting ss
where. ]. e. J. DEvOE,
mls 20 81 sp3' aa5 sizthst
sASps's SARsAPAsLLA-we know Of no form Of an
ease selErepulsive well disgusting TO othsn
dschargng sores, pustues and scabious complaints ~
pecisy when their rsvsges visible upon the expssse
parts Of the person. Thousands have nd themselves
these unpleasant developments Of diseased coodios
the blood by sreso 10 Sandss sarssparilla bur in~s
still thousands who disfgured by lhem and who~
health temper and spirits Affected BY the crcsnssseS
TO such say, try his purifying preparation, which W.
speedily eace the physical discoorson from your con
tensnce, and thus by reconeing you 10 yourself 80
rendering you attractive instead Of repulsve TO others
store the plsciaty Of your minds, removing 81 Ihs
tine both physical aud mental irritation
Prepared and sold, wholesale and re,sn' o. a =
SANDS, Wholesale Dugghts, 100 fulion-t corr, -.
willim-st 21s Broadway. and n Esss Brosdwey -
York. Sold also By Dpggis;s generally shrousn0 :.
Vudssd smsss. Fries u per bouls, or 'iS se'us' wv
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| rAANslArroNl

Sxmmors Of Santa Aana 70 Gen. TAYLOR.
yos ere surrounded by twenty thousand men. and
cannot in any human probability, syoasufersng rout
and being cut TO pieces with your troops but as YOU
deserve consideration and particular esteem wish to
you from acstastrophe and for that purpose give
you this notice. In order that you may surrender dis.
crsion. under the assurance that you viii be treated
with the confederation belonging 10 the Mexican chsrsc
ter 10 which end you win be granted hours time to
make up your mind 20 commence from the moment
whom my hsg Of truce arrives inyour camp
With this view, assure you OF my particular consd
GRAFTON.
God and Liberty. Camp ct Encsntsds. Feb. q ls47.
ANT. LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
10 Gen z. TAyLon commanding the forces Of the IT, s.
HxApauARrxxs AMY OF OCCUPATION.
Near BURMA VISTA. Feb. q, ls47
sAi IN reply 70 your note Of this date slnmonng
me 70 SURRENDER my forces st discretion beg leave
say mai decline scceding TO your request
WIN hish respect am, sir, your obedient servant
4. TAYLOR,
senor Gen. d. ANTONIO Losxz DE- SANTA anna
Commanderinchief, La Encsntada
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EY- We trust our musical readers will for their
sakes not forget the Concert which the Italian
Company give this evening at the Tabernacle. Il offers
a rich variety of attractions and 10 in some respects
feature in the music of the We trust that
1t may be 80 brilliantly attended as to ensure series of
Concerts Of Sacred Music BY the same artists.
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h.s s.sn into our hands have been removed TO THIS
,,Iss, srd arc rendered comfortable.
place.. ~ q, the recent actions far az sscertaned
oen 10 2s4 killed $50 wounded. and 70 missing
on company of the kentucky cavalry 10 not included
~ ,bis sstenent its casualties not being yet reported
RESPECTFULLY enclose lis OF the commissioned onicers
tilled and wounded, embracing many names OF the
highest merit.
am Dir, very respectfully, your obedient servant
Il. TAYLOR,
Major General u. 8. A. comd
The AnJurASr GENERAL Of the army washrston' d. l.
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ARKANSAS CAVALRY.

Kdled-Colonel Archibald Yell Captain Andrew
r. Porter. Corporals: R. NJ Sanders; w. 0ombern.
Privates VIM. Phipps II. Penier @. Fl. Higgins; @.
w. Martin J. B. Pelham; J. Ray w. Robinson d.
Hogan; P. Williams A. league H. Wynn. Corpo-
raj d. Stewart. Private: T. c. Rowland.
Wounded First lieutenant; Thomas A. Reader. Ser
geants @. Y: Latham z. D. Bogard H. L. Hamilton
Corporal NJ. l.. Poplin. Prvaies NJ. Kelley b. r.
Nicholson w. B. sesrcy; Joseph Pener c. Taylor; L.
McGruder, J: +. Allen M. Graham d. Logani A. c.
Harris; J. Wilmouh Franklin w. Brown y. Jones,
Ray; L. A Twrouski; w Turner J. Bigersiah. slightly;
w. Gibson, slightly r Arnold, slightly J. Lowallen
slightly. Sergeant J. ID. Adams, slightly Sergeantma
jor; B. f. Ross. Priva,es j. Johnson c. Sullivan.
MiSsmR.-Privales u. Settle; Jos Green; Geo. Nor
wood; NJ. Parker
W " 4 BLISS Assistnni AL General
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MONEY MARKET.
Tneasl av .InIx,G a. ~


Sales were small this morning. Treasury Notes de.
cned a; Norwich aud Worcester advanced s Harlem
q; Long Island Al Morris Canal fell of a.
Foreign exchanges have improved little Sterling
bills are firm at an advance of about a.
The Bank Of Commerce in New York has declared a
dividend Of three and half per cent payable on de-
mand
The circular of the Barings of the 18th of June 70.
marks
The improved quotations from the United states has
had corresponding effect here and with Increased firm
ness Ia holders many OF the American orders for pur
chase have not been executed Pennsylvania SIS have
been done At ~ for res should quote 30 to IL per
cent Maryland 20 per cent, nominal. Indiana done at
81, and Illinois at same. A large purchase has been
made OF Michigan ut 30 per cent at which price there
are still buyers and no sellers under u.s. Ohio 90
NO New York Ia market South Carolina Railroad
Bonds fetched 80 per cent. New Orleans Canal and
Banking Co.'s shares In demand at fl3 United States
Bank l5s. Other quotations unaltered
Annexed is analysis OF the exports from this port
In the month OF June -
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FsH.-The market active and considerable sales
made, $4,000 quntals dry cod sold at 50 SIX; and 900
bhls large Massachusetts No mackersl sold at So l2k
), %.
FRuIr Sales of bunch rsisns were made at 1885, at
which the market was steady
HEMP The article WAS dull aud sales reported.
LEAp.-The last sales were made at 81 25
NAVAL STORES Since the the market has be-
pric.s
OLs-sales Of city pressed linseed were made at
81 90 while English stood nj CSC Linseed said to
bc some higher in London than previous sailing
Of the former steamer. In whale and sperm heard
Of nothing new.
PRovisIoNs-Sales Of l75 barrels prime pork were
made at Sl3 90 and 100 do reported sold at SIG
In beef there change. Grease butter-l25 kegs
sold ut sac In cheese and good butter there was no
change.
R'cE-The market was unsettled by the news and no
sales TRANSFERRED
svcAa-'rhe stock of West India was good and the
market inactive
TALLow-Nothng Of moment done
WHALEBoSk-We report sales of TO- 900 lbs north
west at Csc.
WHisKEY-There was small sale at zoe but thls
was considered above the offering price the close Of
change.
FaEIoHrs-The rates OF Saturday last were rather
feeble to day and few engagements transpired To Ii
verpool Ito MI up -four engse ed in an American
vessel at So Cd 800 bbls -four engaged London
ut 10 3D. In an American vessel at IS sd grain 10
I'D was paid it said to Liverpool and 3s Sd for
hour To the continent no engagements reported
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Stsven:on, no Great Jones street and stolen there
rom trunk containing quantity Of ysluabl. cothins
The jury found the accused guilty and the Court @
fenced him to be imprsoRed in State prison 10, tb
term OF ten years. - n - " w
Trial for Grand Larceny Alexander aas Charles
Freytsg German was then placed at the bar for trial
a charge Of stealing S45 In money, belonging 10 an
other German, named Charles Pape He also found
guilty and sent to Sing Sing for the term years
Plea Of Guilty Patrick Wheelsn entered plea OF
guilty to petit larceny and consigned TO the Peni
Tertiary for six months
The Court then adjourned until TO morrow morning
In CHAscrav, July 6-Before the Vice Chancellor -
Decisions Ann Maria james Riehard JONES
cree for divorce the ground of adultery with
Reference directed ss 10 alimony, Sc
Mary Ann Marshall rs. Lsnor Marshall The like
decree
ID II Baidwin rs j " LaiSon and ofhsrs.-Sale OF
mortgaged premises set aside with costs.
- a. UMouehby rs j. a Clarke, administrator. &c.
Decree dschargng complaint from the claim Of Han
nan rishers administrator Nocosts to either party,
Coukr CALESD,R.-Tus DAy-Suyerior Court
sos ~ H. H. 10. II, ", 1922 ~ -. 80 - 25 "a 81,
-, ~ ~ 81, 3D. 49, 30 49, 81 IS, 30, 40 Al, AZ 49,
common Pisos-fart Nos ll3 il5, l. II, u.s. 81, 80,
100, lao, Gl $50, 3l2 asa - - - - - y
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Police InfelIiUeuc.

July o-Bob Moore pui.edn .again-The notorious
captain Gardner of the 9th ward police on charge Of
stealing from the schooner General Clinch 5000 In bank
bills and gold coin and silver watch worth $40 In All
Pun the property OF Captain Rowland Haiet master
u, she ABOVE vessel appeared that Bob hired out to
ine on the LIST OF July as cook merely ruse
IN oruer 70 have access to all parts OF the cabin ana
Watching the absence of the captain robbed the
OF the above property and made his escape Bob has
been lying low for the last four days and no doubt
planted" the" swag for when arrested not red cen,
was Iounu on MS person Justice Osborne locked him
up for further examination.
Ro6bfng vessei.-The cabin of the schoon er Susan
Ann Jane lying at the foot of 18th street robbed
tain Iufkins, master of the vessel Supposed TO b.
Done oy man who came on board under the pretence
Oh obtaining employment
hoooed on ne Ffpe Points.-Oficers Watson and
owens OF the 9th ward, arrested last night a wo man
called biddy Waters. and Pat Kelroy on u charge Of
Stealing Sl9 from Hugh McGovern while in thisvinv
crib" located on the Five Points
~ Careless Shooting A man by the name of Thoma.
Fleming was arrested yesterday charge Of shootns
man by the name Of Lawrence Wissen residing IL
26th street 1t appears that Fleming was shooting at
mark In open lot In 9th street. the Bower,
and Sd avenues and the ball passed through the fence
ana struck Mr. Wessen over the eye, inacting Sc
we're wound Justice Ketcham locked him up to await
Highway Rob6ery.-Oficer IIeyser of the 18th Ward
arrested yesterday man by the of James Nu
in 9Th street near Avenue G. and stealing from his per-
son bundle containing shrts-an pair of stockings
Justice Ketcham locked him up for trial
Sfab6ing.-OGicer Lesy of the 10th Ward arrested
yesterday man called Edward Larkin on a charge of
stabbing Michael hlAhoney with knife Locked up by
Justice ketcham for trial.
Charge Of Murder--A man by the name Of Michael
Delaney was arrested yesterday by officer Cowen of the
nrst ward on a charge of violently assauting his
daughter OF only three years Of age with q knife, In
hicting severe wound in the abdomen The child was
conveyed to the City Hospital and learn has since
died from the effects Of the wound Justcs Osborne
locked him up for examination
.4rea.on Bench Warrant. officer DennIston ar
rested yesterday, on Bench Warrant, issued by the
Court Of Sessions by the name of Esekah viii
lams he having been indicted by the Grand Jury on
charge OF keeping an emigrsnt hospital and boarding
mousse on the corner Of seth the Boomn
Road. Held to bail in $500 to answer
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TELEGRAPIIlC.


UALbANYi July J-P Vt
Since the receipt OF the Caledonias news, which
reached here on the lth Inst by telegraph Flour
and Grain markets have become much depressed
Sales OF 1000 barrels Michigan aud Genesee Flour In
GLIDING some parcels OF Ohio, made at So Sd IS
Corn was also lower and 5000 bushels OF Western
mixed were sold at 90 cent? We heard Of no trausao
lions in yellow, worth reporting Wheat was nominal
and no sales made, which indicated prices Provisions
were steady, but sales light. Whskey was nominal
1000 bushels OF two-rowed Barley sold at cents Re
cepts by the canal during the preceding ~ hours were
about as follows Flour, $4,000 bbls Corn 1000 bush
els; Wheat, 10000 do. Freights-vessels scarce and
rates steady.
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H.
Al Beverly the President and MIR Buchanan were
taken on into barouchs and went through up TO sa-
lem lhalf mie) at the head of large procession,
civic ana military the children of the schools the fire.
men, &c, all out. From the universal excitement and
turn out We would have thought that the old witches OF
Salem mad put spell upon the citizens Not less than
seven thousand people judging from space covered
In the streets More speeches President chesred all
'ne way DOWN and three more "a he got into the cars
49, AT LYNN.
The shoemakers town, the President taken out
put into barouche drawn by four cream horses
stickney; rather Lengthy We thought spirited reply
by the presidents carriages driven up through town to
engines having to run their hardest to- keep np The
snoemakers OF Lynn appeared to be delighted beyond
az bounds at this ythrough Presidential visit for they
chrerea WIN zeal OF the Granite State.
BOSTON.
swept down to Boston, thirty minutes TO Ave. i06
miles from Portland, done between III and clock in
Guiding five hours In stoppages on the way. Saw
steamer Caledonia at the wharf President looked at
her hung full Of flags and signals his account and
tne atm We dash over the ferry carriages
through the city of Boston at full speed the people look
ing wildly and the boys left on the tro far behind Got
cheers-trunks all aboardhurrah off at the speed of
a tornado
THE RUN DOWN
Several gentlemen along from Boston, including Col
lector Morton and j. H. Berrett several comm ttees
aboard from Taunton and Fall River They gave In
ter and claret Very nice
AT TAUNTON
There was multitude before the depot of some IL
or 900 men or less but not less guess President
taken utpulled through the crowd to the platform
speech made to hn-he speaks in reply-cheers
lady in the car gives him bouquet ts
and sweet as sugar loaf-crowd pressing still to
cannon firing again-locomotive begins cough ook
out for the engine while the bell rings and We are
soon cut Of sight.
AT FALL RIVER.
We had procession in addition to two good speeches
"a grand jubilee display in the town-banners bellies
kerchiefs, hurrahs-tw was jubilee. Some prodgiou.
granite built cotton factories near the bay.
THE SALT WATER AGAIN.
Boarded the boat at q quarter past eight The Bay
State is a colossal and magnificent steamer Brought
down day leo persons to Point Judith ct single
trip. All hands go to cleaning up a little Soon we
arrive of Newport Brilliant spectacle and something
deck Cheers Cannon pealing from Fort Greene on
Goat Island, illumination there booming from
Fort Adams and cracking away from the
Jackson, which has also exhibition Of fireworks
rockets from the bow Of the steamer. And so we GO
Good supper aboard, 800 psssengers-penty Of room
Our especial thanks to Capt Comstock OF the
for the conveniences Of this running report.
Respectfully, THE DOCTOR
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Week,y Nc,nr, ar D,n1h.

In the city aud county Of New York the 2oth ia; 81
- Jun. TO the Sd day Of July, lsi1.
Men, l0i; Women, 81; Boys 81 , Guls, 7G. Total AS
Absces ]; Apoplesy, -; Bleeding from lungs a. Broo
chilis u Coup de soel q ANGER % Casualtles b CboI,
ihiantum ~ Consumption, 2e Convui ions 2 Group
Congestion OF Lungs. Il Debility, Is; Derum 1rvm.ns
DarIhot Dropsy, ~ Dlopsy In the head 81 Dysuria
Drowned y Dy,sntery y; EBsp.la 81 Fever ie Fever
DlOus' fevtr Puerpe r Il Fever Remittcnt 4; Fever
seI t, Fever Typhoid 22 Fever Typhus 81; Fever Nef
tpu, irrve. Cong.sye, reau Disease OIL D. Hopping
tough nhamntou l; ILLUMINATION Of Brsin, o; nfam.
nation VI Bowel IS, Inflammation Of Chest 2;
81 Lungs 10; inflammation Of Liver
n,uo@ Jsgndee, d Mansmu,, ~ Measles, q; Mor6ca-
iDu. L. Old Ase Palsy q Premature Birth Pl-urIsy
.unurp u scroula II small Por, I; suicide 4; Suffice
!, Iretliug, q; Teumus, y Unknown, D.
Age-Unj,r yos Is; 20 years, 90, Alto S. 20; tn
TO- W 30 ~ 20 TO 30 40 a6 So DO 50 60
co. IS; 60 10 TO- II, 10 TO So II, 81 to 90 2;
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
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BosTos, July G-P. \

BOSTON, July Ut. IT.
The Caledonlas has had the effect OF depressing
our market for breadstus aud sening the prices or
cotton. There sellers Of flour than buyers
aud we quote Genesee and Michigan dull at So 81, n
SO l2h Corn down, and heavy at bic for Western
mixed No sales of any kind reported. Rye wa
also dull aud prices nominal. Oats were dull at SOC
In ireights there very little doing while rates ~.
NAMED nominally the Cotton-The sales reached
about 1000 bales at 6rner prices
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Ins ldES,s would deprive him Of power without tho
There Is no doubt that the clergy Of Mexico notwth
Nsnding the attempts that made in this country
the In the war by misrepresentng the intentions
vi our government are decidedly In favor of peace
rom Peroe complains bitterly Of the indifference
whcn they everywhere manifest to the invasion And
III ~ hsPu6hesne of the 4th Of June, IL long and
bitter article the conduct Of the
tue euitor takss occasion TO be particularly severe
@ ' hoi-hop OF Puebla. whom lie accuses OF visit
nses OF MS country a. his friends In the article the
osnoP represented as man of great influence in the
or",ch as severe dkcpliuarsn, and trim supporter
y. .he Cathohc supremacy lie may In fact be looked
upon as ia some SORT the head OF the Mexican church.
anu ms conduct may be regarded indicative Of the
feelings with which the educated clergy and all enlght
eneu men not immediately connected with the parties
anr eap,tsi regard the war. Their wishes and their
country's interests, point to peace
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Suddenly, on the 4th instant, MASurLa MARia, ouly
daughter Of Is. NJ and Margaret rcnbs aged ~ months
and % days
On the 9th instant EDWARD RILrY, aged % years.
Ills friends and acquain tances respectfully Invited
to attend his funeral Wednesday afternoon at hall
past o'clock fron the residence Of his SON. Patrick
Riley, No 81 Gold street
on the 9th instant at Flushing, Long Island, Wu-
IAN PENs GAsEELI, only child Of VIM. q and Louisa
FITZGERALD, Of New York, aged Eve months
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'otal exports .......
Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE REPORT

NV Yoax, Tursp,y ArrgRroo-, July6
The Caledonia having arrived since our last report
with fifteen days later neva giving accounts Of n,her
decline IN Breadsu quite unsettled the markets To-
day There had not been time TO diyest the new, and
hence Transactions we're mited In most descriptions a
produce 6enesee flour sold at 50 so in the non.h =
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Topographic cor. Of the Phil Bulletin I

. ftrrsBuRoH, July d, lsG.
TIP to this hour there IL movement in our market
Orders to sell have been received from the eastward but
dealers have not yet to terms The market Is com
pletely unsettled for flour and grain Articles not n
hnenoed by foreign news remain without change The
weather has boon very sutry, but have look Tor
rain The river has little over three feet water In the
channel
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Sporting Intelligence

'ENrREilLtE COURSE, l.. I-TRorrINa AND P.ciNa
To-day there will be trottpg match for 5000 after
which, three PAGERS will contend for purse See ad
vertisement for paflculars
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Mnrrls.xl-


In this city, the I'd inst, by the Rev DR. vixi.r
Jo'Ern H,l', OF Philadelphia, to Miss EnHA lNor OF
Boston
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DIST Singular Arriyall-The

Ariived.-A most Singular Arrivaii--The
Junk Loo Ching VAN Prong, 90 days from Canton win a
esrso Of C1aps sh.w Ntnk,as aud articles
Battery She has brought many beautiful Chine Sc youHr NO.
me which IN themselves curiosity Visters
from lO Am. till PM
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L',,R THE EJsUI>o p.Nv

r. FOR The FISHING BANKs-Tbr
ssSxI!ax---S.teamboat IL loHLANDER. Capt Armstrong
assAnnHnnns9D VIII make thee
"ahs tbs wess wedaeeday 1hutsdsy and Friday JUN
~, No. sud IN e,vnx tins foot Of Warren AZ ~,cM
oeoea Hammo"d, sx; Geod street (s.RJ 81: srh n
sueet I'D fi'i y. (Nk), At 81 o'e Eek Fux ac !.
b'i infnisheu on board A. H. 81 nULTZ,
i6in.sJc Duane and " n,,..,
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Total. -. .6,olo2o3 1890 i21 f5o 7gl 90
Ship Norma, svana, Spanish douboo s....... ig7 ,1t
SCHOONER Mary Elizabeth, Blrlleu ...... 60,
BARK Uncoochee Neuyitas ......... Loo