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TARgRSACLE-CONCERT
BY THE APOLLONEANS.

IANFhNAA lsrs- ONIfhl
BY THE APOLL0NEANS.
Miss ASsE MsslA COLE
And her Rr0lhers,
D-los. James and Chester,
ID ESPECTFULLY ni0rm their friends snd the citizens
Ilz-rerally Of NewYofs that they ~ have the honor
u giving one Of their popular
MUSICAL FSrERTAlsMEs1s.
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL,
a. the Tabernacle 90 Friday -vennK Feb %
Tickets 81 cents e.ch ch drrn half price for sale at tie
prime pal Music Stores ard Hotels
Doors open Al a. concert o. commence a. "A o'clock
Prog snlnes a. 7hs doors ri ais
,VHE MO-T!yAIUABLE COLLECTION or
4 PICTURES By Titan. Mgnll0 kubsns, and many
other, q the zrsstest Of the Old masters 10 his
cogntry being exhibited az the gallery 0f the Ma
fional Acadsmy of Design. corner Of Broadway and
Admission Is cents 81 Sits.
A NATONICAL MU-ETN.-" Wonderful won
u derful cKh DIt0n This q - the exclamation Of those
who visit and examine this collection AID what every
body says must BE- Clearly aod decidedly, this
wonderful exh bition. To the snd citizen, how
ever would say the best way % ies the matter 10 10
and The admission Is only p cents Over 90
models representing a. east 1900 parts q the human
system are n be seen 10 this Museum open from
in 10 o'clock P. VI. Every Wednesday afternoon ex-
elusive for ladies'.
y. b The performances on the floor over the Museum
connected With the out are entirely separate
and distinct from it ri 5us'
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- Germnn socIcty of Itr City oi Now y orls.
- Missionary ,IecIing.-R,

~ Missionary liceting.-Rev + BRIGHT Hone
srystarv Of The Americau Baptist ssonary Union Wi
deliver an address on Foreign Missions In aid q the Fnnds
of m. Union on this Fridsyl evening - bali p'st
o'clock AZ the North Baptist Church (Rev Mr. brouueTs
corner of Christopher aud Bedford SIS Another minister
ins brother expected take part 10 the exercises ana
~ - ,.L.n Isl IT,
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,ub.criber. received % -emI.weeI.Iy Tribune,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK.

HSflTrHE ALxGSac.-----IHIsD DAT.
TVS sUN. THE NOON FULL go.
ls-.....6 - Sets ....5 ~ Rises..moru Eve aj
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NOTICES.

70 Eighth Ward.-Tbe WhE Electors ofthe shh
Wad are requested 20 meet Friday ayeuins 18th inst
AZ "a o'clock 10 their respective districts. follows. VIZ
1T District Mercer House, BTocme and Mercer &c.
ID l3f syringst
ed hll BroOwe-st.
4h Hsas~ldens. Narick and Dominiek S.
5th Buffers. l6l Narics-st.
9Th ~ lluds0nst.
9Th 259 Huison-st.
9Th sos WasniugtOn-st.
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Markets. Carefully rsY@f'd for The Tribune.
Turnsp.y Eshruery d

AsHEs-Pots are g and in fair demsnd. Pearls are
unsettled and We cannot quote them with eorectness
COTTON-Ths market Is steady and the inquiry IS fair
The sales are 2nO or iftO bales partly for export
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market Is very iirm
and there good inquiry from the fra'e and iof The As
The saes reach 900 bbs inceding 800 New Orleans a.
s7i - with some Fancy At 25G6 %; Western New
York aud Mici gan Al OI0O 1876 and iaNort- brsnas
Cepesee ate .5d6 So oossn sold at oltGSu 10 mod
crate extent Holders OF good brands Flour ore very hfm
Ia Southern pulns there IS but MODE ate o-mHna
and there Do 10 change pres 90 note Auuu1 '"" 90
Baltimore have been sold ~ codb tl. The rrteo or
southern i .605 2i Meal squet with sales lo'l DDS
Jersey az = h6D4 There "a but mule export inquiry
Sales 100 bh.- rs flour 20 co.. - .s ~,
GRAIN-For eat there . auillirg inquiry arc lhe
rnarketis yer, IN for GOOD samples sal- a. %'"'
bn.hsis (yanesee msdc ~ $50 cents iN Du'ne :
V-.terp fair az $50. 5000 bushels common western az
tre rs. 30l DO Nircnaat - aud 500 10 goo Go Long
although there aye orders here a. hsuis oso~
H. For Cora there l. TAR inquiry tat rss man
ves,srssv The sas reach 20 600 bushe a. y Tor oam
es AMI SS Sc for sound the ofmer for ois lue 40 hyr
and Barley there is nothing dong Inc 'oiI.sI $ pc :,
0qO cents and tie latter AZ 81 p cents Os &c 4-'1'
a. 464s Tor northern. 41d42 for southern sud Frey
WHIskY-Ws uuie s. e. 200 bbls FTliQn hhs western
AZ 2. cent. lash DRUDGE is dull.
PROVlsONS-ln PROVE ons thers i less cong uut me
market IS steady. Od Pork is nominsIy 80 - ana
S4Qq g5 new p aud 20 = 0iu = The sales are about
zoo his Ia barrel Beef hear Of no transactions
sale If so u-rce. Prime Mess was msde A. 10 hsms az
firm Al Sb-l Pickl-d Meats are not active sac OF
$1,000 n CIV cut Midfles made AZ about ~ cents
900 do Western AZ u and 10000 DOT Farmer Sc
Winchester Hams ~ cents Lard u STEADY. SHles
- III ana parcel Of Grease az cents butter =
firm and good demand aud Cheese - also ssAius teeJ
~ foil rates
The following table = from Cists Tables OF The hos'
hacked In the Wesl for 1917 su1 1873;
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WANTS.
DARTNER WANTED. 10 +. per

- 90 assia,rsfo Ad-srIs-Nsn1 fsaf - sas s.ss -
,e-'-psif er ,iry Tu'l rot y fasr or re pscs
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~ Mr.. RICHARD }. ToDS of Brooklyn was re-
Gently appointed Notary Public in this city, ana ho' " "
" q. .hs mama ,xas rnlsnrinted IN Ths fit1Ane
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q
brousht before them By order Of thu Ward romniter
CHAS McDOUGALL. Chairman.
I,N,r. Gstplyy {seeretate 24f 2..
~ Seventeenth Ward National Reioriners
hold meeting this evening Fl the Seventeenth W td
Hotel Henry Clay House, The public are invited 90
attend. ~ il
~ German society of TIE City OF New-l orls.
At the annual general meeting OF ths ETY. hra -
Nsth-uyis Cbufch walkers on the pa inst the low
Inc rosrober, we've ected officers Tor che ersuirg
LEOP BiERWlRTH, POPPFNhJ ntNi
q HESSENBERG. AD RODtW ALI
CIR HFYDECKER r A SCHI nACHFR
M HO0.E TIL 4 TELlKAMPF. MD.
+ KARCK n y VILE Elm, d.
GEO KUNHARDT, ...,. 49,,
~ p. LUDWIG. = NJ ny ~. y. ~
EDW. OELRfCHS, I. kOot NSlfIN NJ tet-
And subsequent meeting a. the ara ~ O-e5fs 7y
elected from among their nunp-r ..,,
President-LEOP. BlERWlhIH
Vice President-G r. kUNH AkDT
Srcr,tary-C POPPENHusEN
Treasursr-C. HEYDFCKER
a,frt< C. POPPENHu SEN, Secretary.
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c~.s,sx CosyEsrIos.-This Convention held
Tin, a, IN. Common Council Room last evening"
IN. Convention took up for confederation the par
o. the repOr, Of the COMMITTEES on cry 49,
w ..,sd upop and accepted in Committee oil the
~. .,., law amendments OF minor importance
"a .dopsd and referred to the E0srossins Committee
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DR. Townsend, not having tested HE Ssrsspsrills In
OF Fits recommended Il, and wss
surprised the following from an Intelligent sad
respectable Farmer 10 Nestchestsr Connty
FORDH.N, August Is, 1871
Dr. Townsend Dear Sr-l have little Girl seven
years OF who has been several years afflicted with
Fs tried almost everything Tor her bat without sue
at last. although coula md 20 recommendation
crcnlss for cases ike hers We thought a. shs ~s
IN vers delicate health We would sve her some u your
ss,srNis. and very gl.d cid, for not only
stored her but She hiss had Of the fs
our great pleasure and surprse She y fast becoming
rugged and hearty, Tor which We feel grateful
Yours respectfully,
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CASE OF WILLIAM HAUGHEY-An krsuinens
20. MAC, al the Court OF Sessions before Jnose
ociw~ll upon bill Of exceptions In the case o.
Hssgh.y convicted Of receiving stolen goods me
sieo In the case will DO given on Saturday '"'
tfus the Court ID journed
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DISTURBING RELIGIOUS MErriNo-i"o per
sons who gave their names as j. n beno"sAnu
bers. was arrested yesterday on charge Oh
religious meeting al Gowsnu' last suno" evening"
4, % take place this afternoon At the Mayors
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Owing 10 the great success and immense sale Of DR..
TOwnssnds ssTsspsrils, ngmbe, Of who for
merly oar Agents, have commenced m.k ns sasspIins
ESrsct' Ehxir Bttrrs, Extracts Of Yellow Dock, sc.
They generally put IL up 10 the shaped bottlss.
and some Of them have stolen snd copied advertise
nets they are only worthless limitations and should b
ayo ded.
Pr ncips Office, d Fulton q; Sen Buildins " Rcd.
ding Co Safest Boston. Dyou Sons, l5l North
sscondst Philade Dhia; Hsnss, Drusgst, Baltimore
Y. NJ Cohen, Chsieston; Wright Co l5l 'hntr@sst.
~ o, los South Pesr.t Albsoy. sod BY all the princi
pal Druggists and Merchants generally throughout tho
United STATES. West Indie. and the Csnadas.
~ MWAFtfims
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"SOUTH END MARKET!"

THE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public generally that he has taken the store o
Mr. Gilbert Trufant on Water street, near foot oil
South street. where he offers choice assortment OF
West India Goods and Groceries, together with Pro-
VISIONS ana ship stores at very reduced prces-such
as sugar, Molasses, Coffee Oil, Spices, Flour Meal,
Rice, Raisns,-Beef, Pork, Lard, and Butter-Crock-
cry Glass, Stone and Earihern Ware. together with
good assortmentof Fresh Provisions, Fruit and Veg
etabes. The above is offered for sale cheap as can
be found In this city elsewhere for cash approx
ed credit. j. G. DUNN.
Bath, Dec. 10, 1847. lvd29I
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Marine Insurance!

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
i CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
NJ j.. (Chartered 1892 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, will issue Policies to an amount not exceed
ing SIS 900 any risk, on vessels, cargoes and
freglts, on favorable terms other Institutions
Losses sustained will be promptly and honoraby ad-
justed and paid in money enrrent at the Banks in
this city within thirty days after proof of the loss and
adjustment and in of dispute in the settlement
of claims he company will abide The decisions of he
Courts of tbs State OF Maine.
CALEB s. CARTER, Agent,
As Exchange ct.
Portland, Dec. 90, le47 7ed49
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DIOKLES.-A new and fresh article of Cucunber
L Pickles in handsome order may he found at the
South End Market. j. G. DUNN.
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For Sale!
Sea Otter Oil

For Preserving and Beaat0ying The hair
Boston, Dec, 1888.
Dr.Frederick Brown Icertfy that have used the
Otter Oil which is put up by you For dryness of the
hair and dandraf on the head do think II superior
to any other oil ever used 1t makes the hair soft,
and gives fine and glossy appearance, and the hair
does dry up again. does after using any other
kind of oil. hereford can most cheerluly recon-
mend it to all that are afflicted with dry and un-
healthy head of hair. l think any one by using il
shorttime will ind il a very valuable article
GEO. F. BoNNEY.
A.G. PAGE, Agent tor Bath.
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AnOdyne,

OR, Poor M an'sPlaster. Price I2a cents fora large
" size. This Plaster is recommended with the
greatest on fdence in fact II is recommended with
that confidence that if is obtained of the Proprietor
and does rot give relief the money shat positirelyS
, eturned For weakness or pain in the loins back
side, breast, limbs, neck, joints, Rheumatism, ,
Lumbagc, sc There have been thousands of them
thew have not given relief The price being very low
every person can obtain it. In severe Coughs Colds
Asthma, and Difficulty of Breathing, worn over the
lungs it will afford great relief.
A. C. PAGE, Agent forDath.
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+. Browns

g ARSAPARILLA & Tomato Bitters. The most
- used and best knoDn Bitters before the Public
These Biters are warranted to be purely Vegetable
compouna-and mark this, 1.5-they can necer do the
eaStinjury anyeaSe chateucr 1t has been used in
the private practice of the most successful Physicians
for long time, with great success, in purifying the
blood siren gthenng and invigorang the system. 1t
Is not TO be supposed that any one medicine will cure
all diseases to which the human frame is subject, nor
is this article recommended as such like most of the
quack medicine bat for effecting the prpose for
which designed, there is nothing that has proved
itself worthy of the as this cele
brated compouna.
The whole vegetabekng dom does not furnish two
substances so admirably adapted purity, nsursh and
inpigorate the human system. These Bitters have all
the effect of the mts powerful purgaives when used
in sufficient quantity and yet mild in their on
Grafton that they may be given to persons in the
delicate health with perfect safety. They are also
very agreeable to the taste.
There have been many remdrkd6te cures IN thus topR
to which eferences will be given by
A. PAGE, the only Agentin Bath.
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Ships-Faired Hardcase Orleans Stanton; Charles.
H Rs k.ssas r
Brsml Vessels Busnos Ayres &C. Bechei& Dreyer rempeon,
BrigGlose Triton, Cork, Draper Dsyln; Luira onelas,
S ssr My p PSe H Ha
0wes , ca%p sx N M tSSns Ewsn;
9usss fIals, Ms: Merrill strong Bamors; Ferdinand,
Bearse Boston; Julius Pringle, Croker Philadelphia.
oG on Mpds @ Ba,ss our s.as S sr
Amelia Raym0nde, (Fr' cosqasnd, Portland
Kermit The arrived "a sandy look at y oocE se on the
night the 10Th inst and reaaed there in thick fog until Il
Steamship Sor.herner Buda Charleston 81 hours with mdss
to 1st0n Co. Was detained by the fog 5 hours of
Snip nsrshome Liverpool days }vhsrs she
lersga The was lowed to the city BY the steamer AaS
snip oyG qhs sss h'vr' May " wit" md' and 20
SP p aas @ ballast aa M
signals ,;l with brig Russell steering East
Z s ss ss Sa Signals x
sullivan R asf SUS with cotton to Buck
Spoke June H. lat D. Ion 81 IT, bark Rover Is days FIN
Bark Vernon Baxter Boston, days in ballast stgcs
Fr bark Alexandra Trcsher Boston, days. in ballast
Norwegian bark Auyuste Kruder Bergen Nor) As days in
ballast and l02 passengers, order.
Norwegian bark Urania Ma'on Gottenbers 70 days with
Ma ~ Ann from Southport steering ESE.
Norwegian brig Glass Ryrre Rugh Bergen (Nor) 81 days in
bs Hast. to order.
brig Reform, u.endor Bremen As days. ballast and
1c8 passengers, to e & 4 Pope.
Brig Gsorgans Gichrs, Providence g hours in ballast to
Badger, Peck Il Co.
Brig Robert oney River Gambia Africa "a days. with hides,
Sc II McCracken. Left Am vessels Spoke date,
80 % N Ion y W. bark Chase from Philadelphia for
Cork timc brig w Dugan, hence for Rio Janero.
Schr Maria, Chacc Boston, tn Robinson Woodruff.
Schr Jasper Hamilton Boston, with mdse, to Atkins
Schr Putnam Townsecd, Virginia. coal, English.
Schr Charles Henry Towle Virginia. with COAL to master
Schr Crusader Hinman. Virginia, with wood.
Schr Hudson, Rogers. Norwich
S,hr Amphibous Dca~ d. with corn, Barrat Co.
Sehr Gov Tharpe Sppe, Smyrna DEL to Barrat Co
Arrived Monday-Inadvertantly omitted in TUESDAYS paper
Packet ship Rowland Liverpool May g. to Grnne Minturn
& Co.
Below
Br ship British Queen. Sligo, 80 days. with passengers
Also bark, and a bright. sided full rugged brig
JUNE 27-Wind ut Sunrise Sc; Meridian Sc Sunset Sc
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subject and that far being long in public life
concerned, General Taylor had received pay
ofAcer for the last forty years.
Mr.. THoMrsoN, Of Psnnsylvanis at clock obtain
ed the floor motion was made that the committee
rise, but 1t disagreed to. That gentleman there
fore under the necessity Of his speech
upon empty stomach. He took = review of demo-
cracy, which for strict construction of the
stitution. Whiggery the contrary, was for lat-
tudinous construction The prominent federalists Of
the last war with Webster 1T their head wings
They opposed the admission Of Texas against the
election Of General Jackson-were not sound on the
Oregon Question-wsre opposed to the Mexican war /;
yet they have taken up Of the most distinguished
generals their candidate for the Presidency thus
showing their Inconsistency in taking man who does
not avow his principles and military hero etc After
speaking half an hour he said he wished to finish to-
morrow.
The committee then rose, and the House adjourned.
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special favor upon by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for this Office in readiness to deliver
to our news steamer the News Boy. The News Boy
will board inward bound vessels In the vicinity of
Sandy Hook and any attention or effort made by
captains to facilitate the object and the despatch OF
the steamer will be properly appreciated by the pro-
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mand vessels bound to other ports whether foreign
domestic, will lay under additional obligations
by forwarding, through the mail otherwise the
ports ship news, papers Of any kind that may be
deemed of interest.
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POlltlcai.

TAYLOR RATIFICATION MEETING AT WORCESTER,
MAss.-A large meeting was held at the City Hall,
Worcester, on Saturday night last, for the purpose
an enthusiastic affair.
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I in which thoy are advertised

ISr OF LkTTEKs REMAINING In THE NEW YOkB
IL Post Office, June a. 1919
OFFICIALLY PyBIIGllKD PAPER HAVING
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date of tbs list in which hoy are
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House Of Representatives.
WAsHINGToN. June 20, | :.

THE SLAVERY QuEsrIoN
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole the State Of the Union. Mr. Root. of Ohio.
Va the chair and took up the bill making appropria-
hons for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of the gov
ernna &c for he year ending June 30, 1919
Mr. FEATHERsroN, Of Mississippi. said that he to
discuss the question Of slavery in the territories
rs II Is termed by certain class the question Of free
territory The question is about to practical
ongress. all doubtless will be called upon and
vote upon IT. Already bill has been reported for the
establishment OF territorial government in Oregon
and before the expiration Of many days bill will be
reported for the establishment of territorial govern
ment in New Mexico. lie expressed the hope that
the subject would be acted upon before the close Of
the present sion IL is Of so exciting nature that
70 calculated TO array section Of the confederacy
against the other therefore il ought to be acted on
speedily and settled, If it such terms as will
prove satisfactory 10 all portions Of the Union He
satisfied that the only basis for this cement
is to be found in the constitution 1t is this basis
that the South willing rest md settle the question
and upon other. If slavery be excluded from
the territories by the act Of the general government
proposed by strong party in the northern States
form of governmep Mt must be changed IL this can
be done, the North is despotism and the Southern
states mere colonies The very existence Of the
"isrsrv mav mend on the adjustment Of this ques
ton In its settl well as ia the settlement Of
many otuers duty TO look to the constitution,
aud not 60 the opinions Of individuals. He believed.
happily said by the Vice President, that the
constitution is plain and intelgibe, designed by it's
trainers 10 be adapted to the understanding of the
homebred and unsophisticated well as TO the most
highly learned and intelligent. This goverpne mt Is
of limited powers and Congress cannot exercise
powers conferred by the constitution. either d.
rectly or by implication II we cannot find power to
exclude slavery from territories, either by express
grant or an implied grant. he satisfied the power
did not exist Therefore the principle of the Wilmot
proviso cannot he carried out in good faith The
powers under the constitution such as TO enable
Congress 20 protect citizens In their rights OF property
and not to impair or to destroy them BY excluding
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S"nsss 81
ryder Baltimore Erie PSad vandss
& and E%s Ans
y Atkins Rsndsl and Batavia Fark, PhiIada; Bascom,
IN c
Albany A. QYarsnns .ap Esther May Stevens Liverpool
June h s y..S. Smith Socs.ns
aEaS sn.Eqs June a4cld ship Allen MsMcnn. Nyo.k'
Philadslpls 2d big ArEus Ksan. SID 2lt barb
yS; steamship Northsrns DadG NYo1E asi brig Allen,
CALAIS June lssd brss Sarah Higgins Antigua Galveston,
Raines Nassau; Sh vsOna Hume Work schr Mary Jane
June 22A, sshr Homer Kent Boston for NYOrki
% s un D :s, BSG M Nyor
err Philadslpha' tldg at Nsronss,l NJ p.,.s.,
ph n PSns SYf %Sa Edss
comb NYolk 2lst brig Lam,rtin, Reed NYmk sch WIN Hen
Nancy Wis T.ys Syo5 sih brig oros .' CHI Phadspha
JAcnsoNvrLIr June 7-Ar schr Ellen Baker Nyork. Cld
gs Potomac smith, Boston; Ben Carver Carver NYork schr
KExNrnHsE, June 2i-Cld, brig Hevsllyn tnew of Ky Gil
MOBILE JSae i7srr Sa,hs AgSllq and New England
Borand Francis Depau Milford Liverpool; bark Kins
Ssa%as
saa ss''Gn
sscsy nsrks John Carver sm Nas
TnrbC Young Boston; Orion, Pray Boston, briss FavOre
lBr Newell Kingston Ja Lady Chapman Fish Falmouth ia
Segoehes Watts ThomastOn sch BaxoG Uric sisa CID ships
Maid Of Orleans 9Gn Vera s c . S
bgs Mount Vernon Ducy Vera Cruz; soule Smith, Havana
schr Ella Scbernbech Pensacola.
NORFOLK June % Arr scbrs Alexander Webb antigua via $,
Bars Boil Ferris Aexand for Boston In Hampt Roads
brig Monica Burke Richmond for NYork.
Nrw BEDronD June Arr schrs runiee II Adams Balt
nn% a GSp ws% 'r'
SEwBuRyPoRT, June 2i-Arr, brig Importer, Marsh Pha
delpha
Ponrsnour June 2a-Arr briggs Hylas Euss Philadelphia
Odd. Penp sylvanian. Dunning, do.
PRovIDEvcE June 24-Arr Jackson Philade pha 25th
Virginia Hall Turks Island Evra Rogers Northup Of and fun
MOBILIZE Marcia Trhou Harding Chsreston Roxbnry Chapman
Baltimore Queen Gardner do via Warren SID 4h rgs May
flower Pcou LAFAYETTE st John Mr. Avano Norfolk Orray
Trft Chareton cr Samuel II. Staples Lamsrtine
Smalley Matilda Berry and Caroline Hail. Dill Philadelphia
26h brig Gogana Glchrst do Arr 26th schrs Alexander
Dennis Mobie Henry Brown. Phiade phia for Pawtackec
RICHMOND June 2-Arr, sehrs Jos Lvbrand Teal. Phiade
mia; Patrick Henry Chester NYork Sld Saco Fambus New
York.
June Arr brig Oriental Nelson Sierra Leone May
l3 Isles de Loss, 18th
SAVANNAH. June 23Cld brig Augusta, Sherwood. NYork
WASHINGTON, (NC,) June A-Cd brig Weingsly, Parsons
Madeira
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