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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

A T the court house door in the Town of Ozark.
IA in Franklin county. Arkansas, on the 2Sth
day of February, lS4S, will offer for sale to the
highest bidder, the following described land, to-
wit: The Southwest quarter Of section No.
thirteen, the Southeast quarter of section No.
thirteen the South half of the Northwest quarter
Of section No. thirteen, and the East half of the
Southwest quarter of section No fourteen, all in
Township No. ten North Range No twenty mine
West also. the Southwest quarter of section No.
eighteen in Township No. ten North, Range
twenty-eight West, containing, in all, six hundred
and forty acres. situate in the county of Franklin,
aforesaid +; large portion of which lies in the
Mulberry bottom, under fence and in cultivation !;
there good dwelling house and other comfort
able buildings on the premises. This land is sold
the estate of John Lasater decea sed, by order
of the Probate court of said county, to pay the
debts of said estate.
TERMS OF SALE. A credit of twelve
months will be given, by giving bond with appro-
we'd security.
THOMAS C PARKS, Admir-
OF the estate dfJoHN LAsA?ER, Deceased.
January ID, lS4S.-5O-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
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"DONT GIVE UP THE sHIP!o

The following is fro n respectable merchant dated.
Lambertvlo, N. j., June 10, 1876.
DR.. ID. Jayne. No. 8 South Third ST., Philadelphia.
Dear Sir,-l have this day ntcrviw with the
gentleman OF whom made mention to You as having
taken your EXpectorant with such decided effect
lie is respectable farmer, living few miles from
here. was so interested in a detailed account ho
gave me or his cough and cure, that | embrace tho
first leisure moment to communicate il to you and
if the cure is radical il appears te be- il is tho
most remarkable one have ever known
For 81 years (aiter having the measles) he has been
suffering with cough of The most distressing kind
getting worse as he advanced in years. (ho is now
3o) Frequent turns of coughing, and difficulty of
breathing, lasting from hour TO hour and half
would come upon him, with such severity rs to- ex-
haust him, with strangling until his eyes became
boodShot. He had despaircd of heinp cured having
tried physicians and thousand things without relief
For nine weeks Immediately previous to his taking
the Expectorant, he had been under the care of an
eminent physician, and hea ring his cough | recon-
mended TO INN your EXpectorant. He first said ho
au rieo so many things shat he bad confidence in
anything, but induced him to take bottle by tell
ing nm cl persons of my acquaintancot who had been
curea oy IL his was Tuscday; that night no
TOOK oi IT. and says that it was the first comforta bio
night sleep he had enjoyed for years On the Thurs
day Slowng, (only two days afterwards) he went to
work'and has continued 10 make full hand on his
TAR m ever since, (now near ly two months He told
me to-day, that for the last week he had cut spt
hundred rails, iade hundred annels of fence
per day, has beer the water to wa sh his shec, and
otherwise cxposd without the least symtoms of return
OF his cough having entirely disappeared and stran-
gest of all one-third Of bottle has produc ed the ef
fect. Heseems so thankful and overioyed, that ho
wentsto talk all day about it, aud saws bat If he
could Aot procure another bottle he would refuse
SI0r Tor the remainder of the bottle he has left
your Carmlnative Balsl m have also used or re-
coiheadcd TO others for the lust years. with tho
most saiutary effect Respectfully, yours,
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, Phihdeinbi"' and
sol. on agency by f' ~
STEVENSON 4 BELL. Druggists,
And w. II. S NJ. MAYERS. pruagis,s. .N,s 81
Fort Smith Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
VAN buren,, January 18th, p4o.

] George ". Clarke,
IsR-T'he Secretary Of War havip decided
\ Col. Gray's Battalion of Ark;'s voIun-
rs are entitled to Bounty Land l-der 'he pro-
ions of the act of Congress of 70 llth OF rep
4 ry 1871; it's probably not town 10 lne zap
Z of the companies tha, coyposed that batlaIl-
! thai an order for their me- 10 secure 10 them.
hes the benefit OF said a,' mus'er roll should
Filled in the office oftne Commlssioners OF
Ions which sbonId e signed by the officer
Il mustered them CO OF service; and that one
! he mastering offers has been recently pro-
sed and will son leave, probably, for Mexico
1 - circumstp.ce may cause some considera-
FdeIov befce their claims can be allowed.
. seems tat Col. Gray's Battalion was muster
m Of .ervice about the 18th of April. 1S47;
TINT the order requiring this additional mus
III was not issued from the Adjutant Gener-
Lffice at Washington until the 22d of that
Ch. consequently the Captains did not know
he necessity of filing 1t with the Commission
lnd in as much as it was not their duty to fur
this roll at The time their men was discharg-
|.hey may not now be willing to incur the
bic and exPence of a trip to Font Gibson for
purpose Of getting it made out. If this should
be case. those who expect TO get warrants, or
p. should pay such expense and by all means
r. the rolls before this mastering Gfficer SHALL
L.
tese rolls should contain all the casualties
have occurred in each company from the en-
enl 10 the discharge; hence, it will render it
ssary for the Captains to carry to Ft. Gibson
.eir rolls, and fany of them should have been
pr msiaid, Gen. Arbuckle has authorised me
y that Maj. MackIin. Paymaster at Fort
B, has complete rolls, from whom, he has no
!, copies can be obtained. The General at
sme tins requested me to communicate
facts to you, and desire them to bo publish
at all those who are interested might speedi-
ow them.
! am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
r. p. PRYOR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
For Sale.

d WILL offer for sale, negro boy aged years,
A on Monday, the 7h day of February, A. D..
)S4S, at the Courthouse door in the ,owc of Van
Buren,, Crawford county, the property of the es-
tate of lsham Harrell, deceased. Terms. CASH
HARDY HEWES, Admir-.
OF the estate of IsHAM HARRELL. decd.
Van Buren,, January 4, lS4S.-4S-4t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Map \ gents W anted.

IESHE subsci6er wishes to engage in the sale Of
- his Maps number Of young and middle aged
men of moral and business habits, travelling
agents. Having completed and greatly inn
proved aditions of his Universal Atlas, 73 Maps;
large Map of the World, Reference and Distance
Map Of the United States, National Map of the
United States--aIso, variety of othor Maps, in
cluding several Maps of Mexico, the subscriber is
prepared to furnish agents, for cash, at the lowest
possible prices.
Address,
S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
Northeas, corner of Market and Seventh
Streets, Philadelphia.
January 3D. lS4S.-50-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
RO. J. BRECKENRIDGE.

A FAMINE.-Apprehensio of famine are
entertained at New Foundland. The island is
but five days sail from Boston. 1t has popula-
of some eighty thousand, of whom the greater
number fishermen. The only staple crop of
the island, the potato, has been destroyed by the
rot and the prospects of destitution and wretch
edness, the coming winter, are such as TO awaken
the sympathies of the charitable. 1t is reported
in Boston, that there are about one hundred fami-
lies on that island in the utmost state Of desttu-
tor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Notice.

Notice.
n WILL give BALL at my residence SIX
Il miles East of Van Buren,, on the road leadlhS
from Van Buren, to Little Rock, commencing on
Friday the 29th inst, TO which most resPeI',uny M
invite Capt. DILLARD and his company. ""
inst fitted nm set of rooms, large enought to ac-
modate three hundred persons, and would be giad
to see YOU all there. The charges VIII De rea-
sonable. DAM Il I'LL
! January %, IS4S.-5O-lt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Winter Clothing.
A ESistigIery for sale.

ENOR Sale, at my residence, Evansville,
~ Ark. the complet apparatus for Distlery,
namely; two hundred gallon still | one hun
dred gallon do Worms, Tubs, &c, &c. These
things are all in good order. they have not been
used two seasons, and | do not intend TO use
them again, am anxious to sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. | am willing To sell on
a credit where the purchaser will give ample bond
and security.
N. r. JOHANNESBURG
Evansville. Jan. /, lSIS.-47-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

A BosToN Boy ON HIS Own Hook IN MExI-
Co.-Many people in State street will remember
a lad, named Charles NJ. Bubee, who, about Sc
ven years ago, acquired celebriety by his enter
prise and success in boarding the English stea-
mers, and obtaining the latest papers, which he
sold at a handsome advance before the extras
could be issued. He is in tho city of Mexi-
CO, and acting as the authorized agent of the
American Star newspaper. He does not belong
to the army, yet has taken part in several of the
engagements. In the battle before the walls OF
Mexico, he attracted the notice of Gen. Worth.
who after conpiimenting his good shots, asked
him what regiment he belonged 10. None sIr,' y
replied Charley, Z" belong 10 hepress." Gene
raj Worth invited him TO call at his quarters the
next day. Charley did SO, and received from
the General a present as testimonial of his aP-
probation of his gaanry in the battle of the
day before. 1t was not bad idea of Charley,
to use his " free pass as a representative of
the press, for such patriotic purPose.-BoSton
Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
VAN BukEN, Crawford county, Ark.,2

VAN buren,, Crawford county, Ark
~ December 22d, 1847.
II the Editor of the Arkansas HteUgencer-
SIR :-Y gu authorised a announ me as a ca
ddate to represent, in the State Senate the district
composed of the county of Crawford
I46] r. C. S. BROWN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Notice,

NOIIC4,
rHNHE sale of the lands of John Lasater, dec d.,
IL is postponed until the 4th Monday in Febru-
arv.A. d. lS4S, owing to an error in the notice
heretofore g ven. ..
THOMAS C. PARKS, Adm'r.
January 22.-5O-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Dress Making.

RE RS. MELCHOR respectfully solicits the pa
N'S tronage Of the Ladies of Van Buren, and
vicinity. TO give her call. She is prepared to
make Dresses with neatncss and in the latest fash
ion. Her terms moderae-Plain wrappers,
81. Trimmed Dresses, 81 so.
Gentemen's clothing is also done by hor, such
as shirts, pants, blankel-coats, &c.
Van Buren, Dec. "a, 1S47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
CONSUMPTION. COUGH, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, g.

CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, &.
To Consumptves; four-ffths of you are really suf,
fcring from neglected colds, obstruction and
consequent Inflammation of the delicate lining Of
those tubes through which the air breathe is dis
trbuted to the lungs. This obsru ction produces pain
and soreness hoarseness, cough, difficulty Of breath
ing, hectic fever, and splitting of blood, matter
phiegm, which finally exhausts the strength of tho
patient, and death ensues. Jaync's Expoctorant
fails to this obstruction and produces tho
most pleasing and happy result. 1t is certain in its
effects, and cannot fail to relieve.
WORMS. WORMS WORMS!
To remove those troublesome and dangerous inhabi-
tants of the stomach and bowels which often i'm
pair the ealth and destroy the lives of children,
Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge, certain and safe prepcra-
tion for the removal of the various kinds of worms
Dyspepsia sour stomach want Of appetite. in(antilo
fever and egue, and debility OF the stomach and bowels
and organs of digestion. 1t is without exception
Of the most valuable preparations in the world.
FEVER AND AGUE-CURE WARRANTED.
Jaynes Ague Pills, which may be had at No South
Third street. Phade phia warranted TO cure the
orst forms of Fever and Ague. The money will bo
refunded in all cases if ihoy fail to cure-but they
do fail.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne. Phladophiu, and
sold On agency by STEV ENSON & BELL.
a. Van Buren,, Arks.
w. II. 81 NJ. MAYERS, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN. 8.

Corrected Weekly.l
COttOn-Ordinary 6s middling 81 Z; mid
ding fair, 7B fair, y Il good fair, nominal ;
good fine. nominal.
Sugar-Louisiana p ST; Havana a TO- brown A
a 81.
HioIasses-17 a IS per gal.
TObacco-2a A. C.
FL0ur-S5 50 75.
Whiskey-Rectfed 20 %.
Cofee-64 Il.
Sah-S0 a ST 80.
Rice-4 A..
COru-55 65.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

1--WE, the undersigned, passengers on board
|teamboat Amulet, take pleasure in testifyng
Satisfaction with the conduct of Capt. LEVI
fNAN and officers, during our passage from
( Rock to Van Buren, and Fort Smith, and
post cheerfuIly recommend Capt. CHAPMAN
|the Amulet TO lhe travelling community--he
! skiful officer and she The lightest draught
on these waters-believing, as we do, that
fmulst can ply between the ports above NAM
all stages of the river.
/ S. Kinney. J. ]. Dorsey,
Sidney B. Morse, L. L. Brown,
4 Geo. W. Clarke, G. F. Winfrey,
/ Pinckney Anderson, Milton Sebastn,
i Christopher Reed, III. NJ. Maudd,
4 H. Davis, w. II. Mayors.
H Alex. E. Steene, 10Th L. S. Infantry.
kPAcrTY OF THE W WEsr---From the AlIeghanies
lhe Rocky Mountains, from the frozen lakes Of
\ North to the tepd water of the Gulf of Mex
Every soil, every climate, every variety Of
face Of all the great products of the world,
ee is the only one which does not, or may not
p there. Take the people eff Britain, Ireland,
lnce, Holland, Germany, Italy and Spain, and
fe the whole in the valley beyond the Apala-
hns, and II would continue to ask for " more"
%, alone, without sinking pit below the level
per valleys, could supply coal equal to the
punt dug from the mines of England and Wales
twenty -fAe hundred years-and Ohio is but a
(ny, in the way of bitumen, compared with
fern Pennsylvania aud Virginia. Iron abounds
p Tennessee to Lake Erie, and forms the very
n!alns of Missouri and Arkansas. Salt swells
ilom the secret store houses oc every North
Fern State. Lead enough to shoot the human
f extinct is raised from the great metallic kikes
Illinois and Wisconsin, Copper and Silver
Ekon all trusting capitalists to the shores of
Pie Superior. And mark the water courses,
/ CHAIN of lakes, the immense plains graded for
lfOads by Natures own hand, the reservoirs of
/ Yer waiting for canals to use them. Already
lafmer far in the interior woods of Ohio and
Puaha may ship his produce at his own door to
Fs6 !, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
new Orleans, and every mile of its transit
oe by canal, steamboat or rail-car.-North
Asrtcan Reriew.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Gloves.
Wanted.

TyRANKLIN STOVES and Pipe for sale on COM
Il mission by
Dec. 4, lS47 HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

Portraits by the DaguerreotyPe, with
COLORS.'
r M. KIRK respectfully announces to the
- public, that, in a few days, he Will be pre-
pared to take Miniatures, in gilt cases, by the
above process in first rate style, which can COM
pete with any yet taken. Price $3 90. Flem-
ing's Building, Garrison Avenue, Fort Smith,
A arkansas.
January %, 1S4S.-5O-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
4 List of Letters

ID EMAIN ING in the Post Office at Van Buren, Ar.
= kansas, the first day of January, IS48, which
if not taken out within three months will be sent to
the Post Office Department, at Washington City,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

IL, V. a
dead letters
Arnold ] Moor T T ,
Barker Tomas McGonnery Miss L
Barnes Henry Musick Alfred
Bowman Daniel Mays Mrs T.
Boots Richard Meredith Thomas c.
Curry Mark ii Morrow g w
Chapman Lucius Newman Col NJ c
Courts Geo Newman C.
Clark Thomas Owens VIM L
Durham T ] 2 Phellips Aaron
Dole William Powell VIM
Da Wis G Preston Bennett
Drennen Thomas Quinlin Goo
Edelman K K Rye ...
Enow NJ II Runnels james
Eperson Thomas Roane Jhon
Forseman & Sprott Reynolds w
Forsman d Robenson James
Forsman III Robinson Mary
Fitzgerald Robinson VIM G.
Fisher VIM Rose Susan
Fraser John Russell VIM
Fields Mai VIM Reeder John 2
Greenwood States Atty Roberts Vina
Garner Jesse G. Rainwaters
Griggs Saml Scott W G t.
Geum Elizabeth Starr Agnes 2
Henderson Mary NJ Stewart Jesse
Harrell John Semmons Wilson 4
Hatton n w Shoros Alfred Esq
Hegby Charles Skedmore John or Otis
Johnson Miss Smith Hiram
Johnson Lewis Thomas Martin
Johnson Michel Trcmbe Robert
Kelly Thomas Ihamer James
Landary Johu Thomas Rebecca
Looshee John Thomas James
Lamar James Wingham Caleb
Latham Geo, Waddel WW
Little John G. IWaid David
Mcconnell VIM Wright NJ
Muse Danl Webster VIM f
McKenney Galan lWoodson VIM G.
Mitchell Isaac
G5Persons calling for any of the above letters will
please say " "advertised, otherwise they might not ge
them
COR'S D. PRYOR, P. NJ.
Van Buren,, January 8, l847.-46-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, 81 % / So
Flour, per cwt., So
Corn, ear, 20 25
Oats, shelIed, 20 %
s. sheaf, l6 a Is
Corn meal, per bushel, 30 25
Bacon, per lb., none IN market
Lard, sac
Beef, 2a2a
Pork 5 3 90
Tallow, 81 6
Becswax, 20 %
Mutton, IA 5
Veal, 4a5
Butter, I2al5
Eggs, SalO
Chickens, per doz., rery scarce rs 81 90
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

Do BBLS old Rye WAiskey, 10 do. Peach Brandy
Ao for sale by WALLACE g. WARD.
October 30, IS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22
Administrators Sale.


January %, lS4S.-50-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

Come Again,
TEvHE fall stock by steamer w. H. Day, low as ever,
4 and some goods lower-Staple Dry Goods, ali
sorts Fancy dry goods, new styles dress goods
boots, shoes, hats and caps. Clothing, fine and cor
mon, cheap per than ever; hardware and Guilty.,
planes, anvils vices bellows and chains crcskery
saddlery and groceries My rule is never tc-et you
go without goods, if you have any kind ofProduce or
cash. must sell, even, at very small .-ohts
E. b. BISHOP,
No 3, Main Street, Van Buren,
December 10, I841.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-01-22

Useful and Comfortable.
II AIDES and Misses wool Hoods, do wool nett
\ 4 Shawls, do. blanket do, do Cashmere do do
wool Gloves and Mits, do black and mixed worsted
Hose Misses wool Comforts--for sale by
Oct. 80, lS47. WALLACE & WARD.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 6, 1913.

Death by FIght--4ttempt at Suicide, SC.
A daughter of the Rev. John Street, between
three and four years of age, was thrown into con-
WILSON'S on Tuesday, In consequence of being
frightened IN sudden explosion of fire crackers,
and expired about two hours afterwards
The steamboats, Ohio and Mountaineer daily
carry down about two hundred passengers to par
take OF the pleasure OF visit TO Cape Island. The
hotels are filling up fast, and the season promises
TO be as gay and fashionable as any that have
preceded 1t.
A French cabinet maker, named H. Montre, at
tempted to commit suicide on Tuesday, by shoot
ing himself with a pistol; The weapon was
charged with bird shot, and the load took effect on
his temple, coming out of his eye, and destroying
the sight. The wound is not considered to be fatal
In Its character, though of serious nature
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HII'h7'.I'0I'IH, jul! y, I'f''
Fourth of NH 1ccideufs &.c

Fourth of Jay-AccideHts, &c.
The fouth passed with us here as dull, with but
slight exceptions, as this anniversary generally is
In this locality. The military all either kept in
doors, or else departed to of the neighboring
cities or towns to enjoy the festivities of the occa.
sion. In this way Philadelphia was, as usual, de-
prived of the military display that should have
taken place In commemoration of the day. The
political parties celebrated the Fourth by dinners
In various sections OF the city and county. The
democrats had their annual meeting in Indepen-
dence Square, when the Declaration of Indepen-
dence was read, and an Grafton delivered by VIM.
+. Small, Esq. In the evening, the wing men had
an assemblage In the square, when number of
patriotic speeches were delivered. The lndepen-
dent Taylor party dined at Smiths Island The
usual quantity of powder and fireworks was ex-
poded, but without the accidents that usually at
tends this manner OF exhibiting patriotism The
rlotous portion of our co annuity retired from Che
city 10 spend the day al various places where they
hoped 10 be undisturbed by the police conse.
quently our city was unusually quiet. The spen-
did illumination in front of Independence Hall, at
tracied an immense mass of persons, and excited
the greatest admiration.
The only casualty that occurred yesterday, was
the drowning of Matthias II. Boom who fell over
board while painting tow-boat at Lombard street
wharf, on the Schuykill.
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There viii be launched from the shiu-yard of

There viii be launched from the ship-yard of
Mr.. Samuel Butler, this morning, fae ship Of
736 tons burhen, 20 be called the Susan c. Owens.
She is built for and nader the superintendence of
general freighting business She is l4s feet long,
33 ieet breadth Of beam, and 2ll feet depth OF
hold: She rs built in the most substantial manner
OF white oak locust and CEDAR and her finish is OF
the most modern style.
A young man named James Turner, of most
respectable family, was yesterday arrested and
committed for examination on the charge ofhaying
been the incendiary in several recent fires
The tram, from Philadelphia yesterday morning,
who was lying drunk on the track His body was
dreadtully manged. lie was we'll dressed, and
all efforts to identify HIM have far proved fruit
less.
by the Court of Inonirv and that the tr,al of Con
Scott is to commence forthwith at Morristown
New JERSEY
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Port OF New York, July r, 1s4s.


Cleared.
Steamship Sarah Sands (Br Thompson, Liverpool Kermit
shpe-New World (ykl knight, Liverpool Grnne Minturn
Coz Yorktown, (pkt) Sebor London Grnne Minturn Co;
Hartford, Sannerman, Savannah, Durham Dmon
Darks-Mary Morris, Dargett Glasgow, Dunh1n Dimon;
Ann Welsh Magma Cowes New Bedford to load Mazsppa
Thatcher, New Orleans, 4 Coiua - - =
Pope Rowland, Morris, Neuvitas Holt Owen; Rebecca
Wilson McCaser Frsderioksbu Marcellus LIBBY Machas
schrEkorgarett Cain (Brl Yarmouth Ms Hubbard Co;
Vine, Clements Yarmouth, Ms Brane Lord FITZGERALD
Rescue lBr) York. st John, NIB Grnne Minurn Coz Edna
G, Car.in baltimore; CALDWELL Turney Philadelphia Jas
Ter, Hamilton, Boston.
Slocp Motto, Aprcty Providence.
Arrived.
Bark Susan Bearse Rio Jnneiro ~ days with Coffee
Bark Exact Stevens Savannah days. with mdse to Surses
Clemman s. Co.
bark SARAH wilson, Grccnoc, May passeu
10 Woodruff Mntu june ~ OF Nantucket Shoals whale
shin Philippe do Noyes tcf Farhaven days from Bedford
for the South Seas
bark Flora Mcdonald Proud Atonn Scotland 81 days
with 76 passengers French Moinoke July East Of Fire
Island at ca Br steamship Britannia hence for Liver.
pool
Bark Schools (f Bangor) Thompson Hamburg 80 days. with
wdse TO Buck. The boarded yesterday at o'clock
Pm, off Fire Island by tho News Boy
Brig Waterloo Ludwick Lubec, days with hths and plaster
70 smh Baynton Tbew boarded yesterday at 5l ock
West Of Fire Island light
Passengers TO order June lat 3D. lon 81 AZ spoke ship Monu
ment hence for Liverpool
sr Ashland of Madson Roberts Now Orleans ID days with
corn -FOUR sugar and coIpcras to ID Putnam
Sailed.
Packet ship Yorktown. for London.
JvLv e-wind at sun.dss, w; Meridian. sw; Sunset sR