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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

FaoM llAvANA.--The Charlestown Courier 10
in possession ot . copy Of the Faro Industrial dc
ID Habans, Of the 4th instant which gives some
particulars Of the wreck Of the English steamer
Tweed, on her v'yags from Havana to Vera
Cruz The wreck occurred on the rocks Of A..
acranes. on the 18th Of February, st3 O'Clock
10 the morning, three dsys after her sailing
from Havana. She had on board So passengers
and crew Of 81, % Of the former and ~ Of the
latter having been lost. The remsinder were
saved BY the timely suceor Of the Spanish brig
Emilio, Captain Camp. which arrived at iavsns
on the Sd instant. in 6 days from sal. with the
passengers and crew Of the Tweed. The total
los is considered TO amount to one million Of
dollars.
) The Eaniio brought neither papers nor other
news from Yucaiso, bat having On board Is .
passenger General d Miguel Barbsc chsno. Ex
Governor Of that Peninsula.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

THiRTY THOUSAND THREE HuSpRkp ASH
TH,R1r DOLLARS REwARS,--The Adju'ant Gen.
eral Of the United States Army, offe1s. in the
National Police Gazette, . reward Of thirty thou
sand three hundred and thirty dollars. for the
arrest of one Thousand and eleven deserters from
the United States Army. The names and par
ticular descriptions Of each soldier are contained
in the advert ertisement
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

The New York Express say. the, the stock Of
Flour now on sale in that city is under thirty
thousand barrels. Large contracts are making
there for Flour and Corn. TO be delivered in May
and June, al So for the former, and 20 a ~ cents
for the latter. ''n
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

TnE MAJOR GESERALsHrr.-The Alexandria
Gazette says, il is rumored at Washington that
Gen. Worth tnow Major General by 6rerefS will
receive the appointmen, Of Major General, vice
The Hon Thomas II. Benton, declined. II is also
said that the appointment was rendered to Sena.
tor Dix, and declined These however, are mere
rumors, and must be taken for what they are
worth. f--fa.Ilt 5f't'7 &. ID. i1 eL ~,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

GO The Legislature adjourned on Tuesday.
At ~ o'clock. N. The las, few days OF the ses.
sion were mewhat tn, bulent, anc attended with
q good deal Of confusion On Saturday afternoon
the House consumed the whole time in an At.
tempt TO pass the bill aushorisinE the sale Of the
publie worts. and after fighting the whole sfter.
neon, the iieads Of the bill passed the 6rst see.
ton BY calling the previous question. On Mon.
day no attempt Was made to call Up the bill
The Senate, On saturday morning, also had a
quarrel on the bill su,horising the city Of Phila.
dsiphia Ia Subscribe to the stock ofthe Pennsyi.
vania Rail Road This bill was, however, de-
fea,ed in the House or Representatives. Mr..
Gibbons speech against the bill, in the Senate,
was the sblest that was delivered during the ses.
sion.t He stated that the city per een, stock.
which one year ago sold si s,oe: was how sci.
ling at ssl, on account ofihis subscription Of the
city councils. o. -a'''Aa'a i' -ssa g 2" "
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

Coxxopoar CoSsER. it is said, on bis reiaro
from the Gulf Squadron. whittier Commodore
Perry has gone to relieve him, will demand q
Court Of Inquiry during which he will seek to
show that bis iaaetion has been caused by the
mistakes Of The Administration, and its neglect
TO furnish him with supplies sad with small YES.
sels
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

Nav HAMPsHIRE -Fvom the returns. given il
appears that the Wings have elected two mem.
bers OF Congress. and two offhs FIVE Councillors
The Democrats have carried their Governor, a
majority Of State Senators, and majority in the
House Of Representatives lssa
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

Both Regiments Of the Pennsyivsnia voinn.
tee's were, at the last accounts, encamped on the
island Of Lobos, in the Gulf Of Mexico sii the
officers and men in good health and excellent
spirits. The Island 10 described as lovely lii.
tie spot, formed entirely Of coral. about two
miles in circumference, about sixty miles from
TamPieo, and some $50 from vera Graz.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

U II behosv-s the democrats 10 be on their
guard. and use every exertion to secure the elee.
tion of our candidate, Gov Skunk. The two
candidates now stand before the people on the
principles which they profess, as the private
ehracter Of both, We are glad to say, is beyond
re?roaeh. Whatever may have been the opin.
they now feel themselves bouad TO give their sup
port TO Gov. Skunk, against whose private and
public lfe nothing can be said. The integrity
Of Gov Skunk has never been questioned. Du.
ring his long career Of public fr, he has had am.
pie means TO help himself had he been SO dispo.
sed; and ash poss-sses bot LITTLE Of this world.
goods, there can be no doob, that bis course Of
conduct has been pure and patriotic. srs as's
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

ANOTHER MaJoR GENERALsHir DEcLisrp.-
Col Gushing, the Savannah Republican says, has
declined accepting the appointm.nt Of Major &c.
neral, conferred on him by the President. This
presents the singular phenomenon Of two high
Offices Of this kind being declined in one week
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

THx CAsaLs.-We learn that the FIRST bosts
for Philadslphis left Lewistown on the 18th inst.
The ground, however, was covered with snow,
and navigation on the Canal might, il wss feared,
sgain be retarded There are or 10000 bar
rels Aour and from l2 to $4,000 bushels of differ.
ent kinds Of grain, principally wh.at,) with any
quantity of pig iron, &c. now loaded in boats or
in store ready for shipment.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

MuTlsy ON BOARD a WHALsR.--ln the New
Bedford Mercury 10 an account Of nutiny on
board shi? Meteor. Of Mystic. Tbs captain. LIST
and I'd mates. fearing ms,iny wen, below for
arms, sad =s.= :Aa, down BY the crew, where
they Tslpsissd three days, snd were finally res.
esed By the ship Midas. amer having ssreed not
70 prosecute The crew upon their arrival si
osha. hsveyer. the U. s. Consular Agent inves-
tiss'sd The sfEsir. and seat VIM. Taylor. John
Stanley, Robsrt Cisy,es, sod Abraham B. Sweet.
% ,hs Uaissd States TO take thsir trial.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

-alIe re fssal7Hltsn H'a q n. 's'l ".
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-20

= Gov. FIxlp. Of Michigan, has resigned his gu
beInaiorial Office TO accept that Of U S. Senator
10 which h. has been elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26
Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-packet ship Glsd,ator-Mrs Bunting and ser
DscstSr Navy, aud servant Mr Kraft Baltimore
es.rs Brown, do; Goodman, Canada; Bliss, Lon
don Gilman Ireland; Randolph F Pay hinger Germany
LivERrooL-Shp Sir uober Peel-Rev Ebeuezer Mason;
Mrs Sidney Morse; Miss Elizabeth Morse; Miss Lucretia
London; Mis-: Mary aud is. Ellen Edwards: Mr. Frederick
Henry wams biiss Ann Pierce; MIR Joseph Blunt; Mir sa
rauel Bgnt MIR Joseph Tbcmsoni MIR T Webster, lady
chad; FREDERICK smith and lady; Mrs Newiand and child
Mr. James Kelly and lads, and $40 ia the steerage,
LIygEpooL-Br ship Quesn-Air Csrew and lady-332 in
CANroN-Ship Sea Wicl-C Howe.
tMsrERDAM-Dutch bark North Holland-P Zonne lady
a'd i've eh,ldren,1oi IN steersge
iiArEr-shp Tsraain--L white. Renoait Mons Dro.i.
ST. Taoaas-S,rf Mary T Raaalsu-Rev John chocLleu,
s.chard SubOs, do; James TumbuI do; David Moore,
BEIr4sT-slip vence-F warte Isabella and Jane Blair
.stIGo-Brg Sarah Brqyn-Magaret pwyer and daughter
.ln ,snppeli Annab.a Campbell, Falcon and sister
Bogrk, W Waldton, wife, infant aud servant / e;roran
and we NJ onbbin Mr. Folard wife and sister CHM
ASrwEar-Bark Amphron--w Miesier, and 10, i, the
steeHgc. ' io' u" ue
sAv.SSsm,,BaIk Isaac NIsad-G W Anderson, lady and
s.ryautt y Nichols and lady, Fairchild sdy snd
child D. PssouS lady child and servant NeS SIa
wants, MoC Laman child aud servant Miss q MEAL
Mrs Gnmn Miss NJ a White, Miss Mackey, Miss L Z
F Esa N' SeS s.n Mis-: Ell M.V
Na.is il Parsons Avery Ssyis in Sa1,l%
Role snd lady Johu W Raiger II siappy andiady FTcdh
Sche NJ Meyer and LADY, Jas Doyle and Peter Wane
Ch.gLEsroy-s Anson-Nliss S oiuonyier, Miss NJ Ma
honey Mrs Chercre DR. @ Elliott, Mr. Lege Gibbs.
MN nHlrAys,BaIk Texador-Mr Blanchard and lady, r
bltisdail, Mrs Bedford. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 90.
Arrived.


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Fl Islands sys Sns M %s
%
%i'A is WA
VIII, 6sik Pn.eh.s. q Bo.Sa JSly il long s. .
6Sa S s%i:
native Ireland The Sir Robert Peel has Sccslmsd since
the st ss ton on Eie slad $40 s,es%se
4
Si Ssss Ssr
s ss from .yo1 for NT Bedford 800
New York 80 bSl. had whal onssfds July 81 lat 3 %
Ion II IS W. bark Monsam, of Kenaebunk, from Boston
pr ship Queen, GIies 80 days I'm Liverpool, ballast, to
va Jny H fs 81 Mo"auA saw DR. bark F'ushaBa
Ship Venice, saer days from Belfast ballast to mas.
e % T % Ben & s YORK signals with ship Mon
Ship Glasgow. Manson % days from Have, in ballast
Ship Tsqun, Moody (of Boson) ~ days from Havre with
snip APS. 3, Ral DAYS ION Charleston to sutton
e q p DR. bark Sa sSss s i
SrS Fanny LS:%ss l e. c ce1
maz ,aI Ioi P,.ssPssrs . n W ssisr 60, =,
Bark eca, Winchester ds from Maanzss with sugar
d ao e bark 'f Fanes 1SS S
Tire ste others before reported
Bark Texador, Major, 6 DIS FIN New Orleans with mdsc
master.
Swedish bark Amphiron. Trapp So days from Antwerp in
ballast.
Dutch bark Ann Poubowna. Beck 81 days from
N ballast IL cabin and 70 eeIage passengers TO Schmidt
Neapoan bark lie Dade, Cassero 40 days from Liner
ick, 10 ballast TO d Ogden
Br bark Mary Rundlett McNer, days from St Thomas
Bark oben, Batch, from NOrlean. July g. and Bar 5h
to master On 13th off Torngas, company with
susan Of Boston 18Th of Havana, brig Rudolph 10Th
Brig Judge Mitchell Drinkwater. 0 days from Machias
with lumber TO + Snow.
Brig Sarah Brown, Welch, from Sligo. Ireland 30 DAYS to
Stnrges Chairman CO. ia balst-325 soyeeigns. The
has had pilot days Spoke 2ls ship Mary Of and from
New Bedford 30 hours out, lat 40 IS, long 60 80.
brig centHri9n (beore reporeo) Faulkner 6 days from
chen.
Bremen brig Duke Of Cambridge, Ration days from Be.
m. n, with mdzc, to Bechtel Dreyer.
mdke, 10 Michel.
DANISH brig Clara, Cressey % days from Port au Platte via
fh,lrdeIEla, with wood. nc, TO AymT Co..
b1g WILSON Fuller Crawford, days from Savannah, with
Brig Dwell, JARVIS IS days from Trinidad Cuba 10 Cbas-
erian fonyer Sailed IN company with bark Globe, Cowes,
Brig Pstapsco. Bigeow. 3days from Boston.
Schr Excelsior Crockett Is days from Attaapas with
tons live OAK 70 Griffin seo Spoke June lat ~ so, Ion 81
So u, bark Chester, I'm Liverpool Jor NOrlesns.
Schr l. Mitchell, Adams, days from Newbern, with
val stores to NJ Plat.
Scbr Amelia Hammond, 3days from Baltimore.
pr schr Perseverance, Curry, 81 days from Halifax, with
fish TO Hunter Il Co.
sloop Dayton, Decker. from Virgins, with apples
Below.
BIZ bark taughabaaush, from Dublin, with passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26
COMMERCIAL INTEL4l.lGENCE.
The Flour Markets.

NV ORLEANS, July l7.-In consequence of the adj
vices received by the French steamer holders firm
er but as buyers did not inclined to advance the
sales have been limited to 1000 barrels Of which 6Oc
Ohio ut 81; 723 at 81 l2x $50 Illinois at 81 So and
loo at - Gan Wheat-Sales 1880 sacks, in four lots
at SOC; 1000 at s5c, and 1000 prime at 81 Corn-saies
1000 sacks OF which l400 white and yellow ut 4sc Sfo
white at 50c 700 at 52hc; 700 yellow and mixed anu
1868 prime yellow in gunny bags at $685. and Soo yell
low at 55c.
CscISSAr July .tlour-There was but niue s en-,
curry for -four to-day and the only sales reporteu
900 barrels Mt SO co. 40 do at same; ana ioo uo oiy
Mills at 81 rs In the afternoon straight brands were
offered freely at So so So 90, without nnding Pur
CLrygIASp July 2l-sales 1900 a4oo 1000 bushels OF
Wheat from store soc These sales should not De taken
as fair index of market, as the purchases were
made we understand under peculiar circumstances to
fill contract.
DsraoIr July 2I--There is no quotation for Flour,
xcept for about bbs in 10 Dbl lots, retail bust
mesa at 81 37h We learn that lot Of 200 bbs at the
central Railroad depot offered at 81, and refused.
some of retail dealers Offer 81 % for small quanti
ty There being brought in by wagons at present
the retail dealers have to get their supply at the for
warding houses.
ROCHESTER,, July 24.The extent of the transactions
in the market would probably amount to about
quart of cherries. IL farmer should happen to bring
in load OF Wheat he would get 7s. 81 per bushel
Flour is held at SO, retail. Corn 44c.
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Hernld MARINE Correspondence.

fHILADELP HIA EXCHANGE, July 81 I'M.
ArIyed-Bark Spartan Cook, Matanzas brig Ravens Will.
a9n Puerto Cabc2; schrs Gen HARRISON Bodfsh New
peans Jos Chandler. Bngmore, Providence; Caroline
ldnecs Fountain, New York, Catharine Martha Shields,
Vvaulnorei baTges Comet Cox and Dolphin Lamb, New
miscellaneous Record.
,o nI sr Roscus Eldridge for Liverpool, aud Mar
s vans Iinker, for London, will Gail this morning
Llsr OF DAsrERs Of vessels which left the Ssre
~ ~, between October 1916, aud july I'D, i8i7.
Us. includes vessels which either lost, abandon
lief. 'N'''"' VI P"' hnto spnic Pot LOT fc-
Vessels slightly injured are not epun,,,tsd
returned leaky. - NV -''" ioiA 70 AntWtrp
sh'p Helen 'Br) Rish New York to Liverpool at St john
ship Psrthshre, tB - Boston to Ireland ,.,,,n.a .,
Boston, leaky. W "eiaho; returned 10
leaky ~ Yin W antwerp, returned
leakY ~ =" h'erpooii returned
shIp Shakespeare Porter, New York to Antwerp; returned
shIp Wellington, Chadwick, New York to Landau. -.
cd Baltimore leaky. '''Poo'' return
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26

The CorroN CRoP IN LoUIsIANA.-The Point Coupee
Echo OF the 10th instant says For the last two weeks
the weather has been quite unsettedthe mornings be-
ing Intensely hot the air suitry and humid winding up
in the evening with lightning and heavy thunder
attended with showers Of rain and violent gusts Of wind
SO far have been able to learn the crops in
fourishing condition. and bid far to to the grana
ries bountlful yield the and of harm
way; orin other words, beyond the reach Of drought
For the cotton our worst apprehensi9ns aroused
but few days ago. the plant presented rich and uxu
rant appearance and bid fair to eclipse its predecessors
on Friday last, were informed by gentleman that
he had discovered that the had made its ap
pearauce in our immediate vicinitytha he counted
ess than fifty stock He stated that from their ap
pearance the worst OF consequences might with propre
~ be apprehended. ...F
The Thi6odedur Mnerra of the 9th instant, says
There has been rain continually Ia this vicinity for
weeks, but 1t has not fallen in any quantity ut
greater distance than ten miles from Thibodeaux the
parish OF Terrebonne The crops Of in tho
parishes of Lafourche and Terrebonne present generally
very favorable appearances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26
Foreign import.tlous.

ship Gladiato-2i2 bbs 20 bales 10 order
~ esss ~ osles Nlorewood3d do Todhunter L7 cs
70 Msley co.. bales Cameron Brands cs
nrS s e RstIonss cato ode2 bales Mortimer
Blodget-l do Spauding, Thomas V.1 ~ ~ W "
MAJ OK, Ghon soloo cks Hrrremsn co-25 do to
es 10 em Phelps, Dodge hhds Edward BacIbonrn
s,nb Tbnesr q @ naii IRON Du,h Cousindy2 bales
san ss co c, q. oppsnhm eo4 bales a.
serous Carson Newbold5cs owen~io cks Pbep, Dodge
s ga;ss iTsher Mead &co3 Allen Huzen co..
kng COLO eks W Schmidt Vogse@t3 chests eks 10
eeroD' 10 o'pef-6cs Underwood pks Rich Lou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26

M EDICAL CARD-DR MORRISON, aoik Fulton
WI street. his entire time to he q private
years enable him to perform and permanent
Strangers would consult their welfare by calling Dr. M
aud examine his claims their confidence perfect
or no charge. 2oik Fulton, near Greenwich:
b. Letters post paid. promptly attended TO- jyaS Hsh
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s.s9zn1es..

the same door with the ReSe 11ksegh something Of
passage like this present sentence. Tbs
citizens Of the district pleased with the prospect Of
the dome being destroyed because VIII lead 70 large
money to the advantage Of the city is an i'll wind
that blows nobody any good. PALO ALIO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26
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This iaspumsa! an important ovst all SSesi
generally being the most eoSenen and eneeu
a. MAGNETIC Machine in use II perfectly simple IN c9nr
uctiol and therefore liable get OF order the
case with similar instruments Il admits OF !he mos perfect
control and can be graduated sdasd for n
or for the strongest adults pleasure OF inc
OPERATOR ihe magnetic force iDpaed IA continuous
and with unpleasant sensation, 10 the most delicate
pasut y REQUIRES assistant in use, and every
spect perfectly harmless.
Many o. the cure. performed by this instrument truly
some Of them disc Of serious cha
Iacter known to the medical proession Among oher may
DC mentioned 9cIoTa persy Erysipeias Deafness. Cuvs
ule Vi ne DoloIeux and chronic Rheuma-
s% rays' Eplsetis Fs Headache and particularly
an evidence I the SUPERIORITY OF these Machines over all
others N use reference can be made several Of
distinguished in the medical profession whJ them
IN agieat variety OF complaints with surprising
single trial will test their advantages. "a
Each Machine compacty arranged with battery and al
necessary appliances put nsa osswoodeascs Accom-
its tse and application.
readily sent part othe country and each instrument
Manufactured and for sale wholesale and retail by
d. q. MOORHEAD, ie2 Broadly, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26

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Ssi CrSs,s s Hart Msyis Never sous
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Sa Node
Thc%a. Ya s s' e 20 o.
del-ao bns il cs bales Cumming. Dodge Cos chests
Sir Psss tons pig iron Bow
%,s op s sSs bales
basha Gss Iiss eeHs :. D Ba,
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Gsscn ees es bsiss David H15d.n se1sisPlE, &c
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bar. ron Wilson 6 Fsrehiidis 6 HSltaT
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glfs ki%s W es hsss; W1isst sss
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H. =. S HEsnFs so
s0ss I rss. s ie md..
40 mats Dc 100 bss cenphci mde 1Ss
chests ths III cs siE Howsnd Aepipwal-7 silk AZ If
body1iOo do Grswold-li9 If do tea trunk cases
SIX Isn%ss9li sfi1 asssl six
Bother-2 Do9slass-67 pkgs silk o2 hf chts tea pkgs
HAyRE-ship Tarqun-l cs II Leopold-l2o baskets wine
Bossange-i cs Moran relin-5 bis cs lumber Dambmann
li jarvis @ Psssa Cos casks s wlae Ma,n
s. %s sSa d. s1p. TSaps: Eli MG n
Ii Lssea4-s $50 Bous Be-
G + Evans-i Cexe-Q0 csks Osker-s cs to order. -
Fss Rss. r 9 Tss
Sons M shausen Recknasen& Recknagle-sl Remen
HsGss yi's ps.s
soaIl W II Smith -iSs Juny & Behrman- T Poppe-?7
I Hunt col Cotienet6 G g Gunther-I5sI bars IRON
box osn kS iS osf i%oaa Bach
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hsS"IS ps
Hs,or,a BORN eo9 b Rais s Sander Bsrnhemer
ss"s HI HsisSs ess DO whis
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Merle ssndford-2 FisdlsTJI1s bIs Ba!en
Sinrstcnsoi Draper CO.. Bouchsud Thebaad-s do
ioass@@is Breshaapt s Chy%SS bale. cori 9 Angel
wine bales cork Michel bxs sogp cks do oil Duilh
4 bk oil pks silk 200 bales 80 chs wine 29S
Ro TrEHnAm,,Brs Centuronasp pipes gin D Wood-lo do
Schneider do Baan sanders2 cks 90 cases II Mis--
bale Sass. s"se3o cks msddsr box Boonen Gravess
ANrwERPPrusian brig Syvester26 csks zipck 700 plate
10 Ms h1 arms NpH
7 casks Ma.Is fs.ks ihoOp hbl' mace 9seh
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Domestic InlpOrtatiOns.

SAvANNAH-Bark Isaac Mead0a bales cotton Silas Brown
< ce,s2 do Parmlee x Rcgers-i5s 4 Gsves-eo NJ
Demil2l0 Surges, Bennett co-2ll Swain & co-l6
bales yarn Sturges, Bennett col bcx w Smyth- do
chs bales Y j Snyder-3O bales yarn & ID NJ Sebbms
II trunk 8 Famweil-l box Sadever Fox-l do Sturges
Chairman COL X Demill-3 A l. Mack 81 L Baldwin
order.
Craftsmanship Anson-l3i bales Sprague Rob-
inson co44 bales yarn w Mott jr36 osnabergs Wells
co.a2 hhds iron Potter Morssa bales yarn trunk Hop
IS bbs fold iron AcKinley6i empty pipes hf do bbls
Brennan-a bis Sea Islands cotton 1890 melons order
NEW ORLEANs-Bak TexadOr-l4O0 bbls flour q Ros
scire co-oo do Atwater2o lead souther Bro
ther-l00 bbs beans order
New 0RLEANs-Bark Oberlin23 bales cotton Orbrcks T.
krageI7 do Wilbur Scott-9 bales hemp 1.8 do So bales
wool Heran Luse 4 co086 sacks wheat Farrish24
rye Manit Robs5tsi7e do corn Rowland Aspinwal-
CHARLEsToN--Brg Wilson Fuer-7l bales T. Il &
II Gaves-l27 do J Swain-l5 do J Schneder-2i do W
Talmal3s3 do % do wool Parmee Rogers2 bdls box
SMinnshouse2 @ + Bnslige80 bbs beans 81 kegs but
ter Cloudy Wells-i box Smith K Wfgh3 bbls to order
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Captain RICHARD YATES.
can be the Of Maiden Lane and South
&EO0 REwARD-C ross's Specific Mixture for the

&k00 REWARD-Cross's Specific Mixture for the cure
RCVV OF gonerhoa geet structures aud analogous com
plants q th organs Of generation or M remedies yet dis.
covered Tor the aboye complaints his the most certain
;n end without ;he least Ies
tion let drink, csngc application 20 pus
MSS we siye no long guacsh 70 deceive
the puec II the medicine does not speak for scf none shall
speak Tor IT, Our object 10 notify where II may pc mao ana
the proprietor challenges single Of gonorrhs 70 r.
brought which the mixture will rapidly cure under ore
Of $500 This is disease which unfortunately peryades
all ranks of society high low rich and poor Sna
singles they here presented with remedy py sy
can themselves without the least exposure ~ ne
possible time. Further, the disease cannot be contactu
dose Of the mixture taken at night going TO bed when
exposed spu up bottles, with full directions mccom
many cured in days For sale by z. T. hng, ys
Broadway corner John street. New York; Brnku corner
Tenth and Ohestnut Streets Phladepha w Fowle, 10!
Washington street. Boston; Canal Orleans; and
95 Main street, Cincinnati 'e" W"f