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MARITIME INTELLIGE c 4,
Port of New York, June aa, 1850.


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can JShn fos - SiehsTson; To,ss.r srl spssd-
B,i',-Msfy Rvs En- (Brj Mcdowell Panama. 5 Darby;
k,suth, allen laioy isAnd Ga May Flower Peterson,
S%sc s,l nT,ss .s 5ass
tVst rs hs'e,sy Lisios,,en ~. x,. u,,..
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pr s Kc KsSn,r Sa sG.oa ar. Js.Hs
r,s RI ''r''''' BRISTOL vermont '''' wa"
Steamship Galveston. Place Nvw Orleans June 18Th In
bssst and hsy wes 10Th, 70 Charles norssn The came
hris N.'s q Bristol r. Cape ua''sra bearing sw. dis
shiP Js,s s,sw,on Bristol EnE 20 days, with iron.
nuthsn sod Dim.n - last spoke steamer o'pray,
BsrL Aahemsn tFrJ Ds'aur. M.reille.. ca days. with
B',L ssS's; rs,i.r N,,ssus,: tHRl 9TH ,us.r act.
barb sr,himsdes (of Yarmouth, aeJ nsrril nstsnIas
Jrre With sugar TO Nenith Son. Vessels left before
bF,s se,,, But,,. Charleston sdays with cotton. to
rs. .Shs ,s Ss 8 n' R' c'.dIa G.s rail,
ys,' i..r h,,,.l 80 Nforh and say her again on the
shf t.'hsr AaS tnfi sskirsey Nassau vi. E.-,hsr..
os ss & S Ssr fs ss SSSs n
rem Sew York fer 81 Aas5sps '1''
Sclr Melville. ..nssins Washington NC, days. with
naval stores. 70 Mitchell.
Sthr Am Hymsn, TutteH. Ne~tcrn, NC days with
val stores 90 : l. Mitchell
Sclr Jersey Osk Rnrers. James River days.
Schr X 4 Stockton, Atchenson. rrs kiver q days
.~olr Rstetc- ssrOr, Pierce virginia days.
srhr Herr, nrovn. james. Nrxnis days
sefr I~inftf. Wood. Vol ~ days
Sshr Rosihs, Poster. Nae iss DAYS
Sehr Sarah Smith, farrar Mschias days.
Steamer fepohseo'. Seymour. philadelphia 10 honr"
Beisw.
Brig LinSen. from Mobile.
sailed.
Steamship eouthsrrer Berry far Chsretor; ship kehe-
ca Hayes for Bueuos Ayres. Georgia. for hobils
Ehfsteth, BrDfor Qusbec.
JvSS n-w,d a. sSuhss NSwi moridss NE; susss,
BNE, and lght
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&6l0 kLwARD--yEFrkIEs ANTIDoTE. A sps.

GAM kLWARD.--JEFFkIEs' AHTIDoTk. A sPs-
ROOO ehet Mixture for the Of eonorrhGa, Cioss
structures, and similar atorders 1t make speedy
without the least OF Diet drink xrosure o.
change in application to business Tie proprietor challenges
angle case which the mixture will under the for
fixture Of i've hundred doars snrthehe disease
BE contracted dose Of the takon when
tits put in bottles with full 81 tott
lasts weeh-many cured in DAYS Tor sale by c. H.
KING. 1872 Broadway; los BayArd street.
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m kDlCAls.

EVERY MOTHERS BOOK, OR MORAL PHYSIOLOGY
Mere this book especially read by every married person.
and Its followed the fears " poverty tho
poets Of large family Of children. would be obvised For
sale at No. l2Anp Also the Pis
Letters to box lrp2 will be answered.
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NJ nrrfed,


In Baltimore. the 18th inst. DR.. l.. J. WILLIAMS
u. Ito HARbEr H., youngest daughter OF the late
Chief Justice Archer
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foretko Natts.
LrrrEp BAGS Of reanet Con rrsu Tor Rio Jsneiro. ne.
will olsss the Erchange RestnE Room 81 Exchange,
this DAY, I'D last. At 70 ucinsk
Letter Bags 81 vicsroy fer Halifax And Gaivay
will close above once THE day N = o'clock
Herald Marine Correspondence.
rHuLsDHLrris, Jane 1i-aPN
arrived-Brig Com stewart. Bsnop. Boston schrs Au-
nenrtid Corson Frovidercsi col nsvl sarsh H. New
York Richard Thonpson Corson. FAll h.er Despatch,
seudder Bostor. stea n1er Kennenec, Cooper N1crk.
Cleared-Brg g. uodore stewart BISHOP Boston schrs
Chrisusus piersai Niaek NN0rts Tnumrh, MASON Bos-
tou; kogers Steelmsa, ticntseses Dssp.eh acnader
Csmtridesport boliva Nitcbeil, CambridfG keoeees
Frances, Nickerton, stor.
Wtse- ifan~ous.
sSwe publish tts i.lio~iag - re received a. The WI
ter u gentisman resid.ug staten Tsisnd-
ma BESNsrf- Dear st--N ~ the sane 81 ~ IN ny
epploy. white fram the shove opposite my
farm picked up be foanE aons the besch. sealed up
containing the enclosed have taken the liberty 81
encosit and euding n once for perussl
you will pes.s shst DISPOSAL ~ ~ you may think
proper Yours very rerrectfuly. &c.
"@rarF- TsLaru. Jusc ~ is5a."
"Bark Naycrone, Of 81 francisco. Capt Buooore;
pscting 10 40 down tvery momsAt March IS lst9"'
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I IsT OE LLTTEks REMAINING IN TnE NEW YORK
- Post Office, June ed 1850.
oYyiCfALLY PUBIIsHED RIG HSr
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list in which shsy ad
vsrtised. LALlEs' LIST
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nR. CONVER.s INYICORATING CoRpIAL.- ruIs

sale at No. liam street Also the Female Portuguese Pis
have sneIsn., injured 6em.eve ~ early improper
treated wi,nS1, success for ,smna weakness impssny
the potent % nd st TsnS y
msda Young men % not be deserved sr little and
o husdreds Use you may sur. Of relief Il oSas
mo ss 1 es1 Sss - r.n' In
accompany each bottle. - bottle-thres bo,,les for
WIS 8 Third New YORK. S,v-sS Tenth an AID 2S
yenth stIees. where be May be eehhdeatly consulted
nv TnE TIMELY USE OF DR. cREGoRYs FRENCH
selves from fsili-g into the snars Of qusekymsy
harmless in all eases yet almost mirscaica. Gu,
rAys and purify ing porsr fail. to sometimes
sufficient rersa, sionsbsi 70 md themselves
ST. ssd ~ fsan street aS basp M o rsss
sornsr q Grand street. 90 srsdssy corner Of BrOad-
Madison street No charge for advice.
GENIAL wEAKSHss, DEBILITY Ao.-rHE oSLr
srus freshmen, ana eS. nth nsy and nioI.
- DIT s,Ts fs s.s r, q. Iss, IN ed.
Da cooPEA IL sUAsk STREET. HAS. ron rHl
s. issr.ssn ysss' ss.ssss a,s pA.s.: % the treat,
:s. .f S''' ''"'''' ' " '"'@ '''''' ''r' or"
noC1oR GLOVER, AUTHOR or THE PRIvArETRK,-
~ tise and Medical Guide. No ni. extensive practical
etenee .nsh.s him 70 cure those difest eases Of sss
msrly No y Ann street. Private entrance through ss
e.uy.
DgivA1E DISEASES IN TuEIR INCIPIENT STAGES.
main ps ok hqIri ~ Sssi sgpisa,,spi w,s,,
applies HE method daily, with rished tuccess
IA. remedies for semin. seskps.s seuiisi DEBILITY imp0
tency &c. too we'll known need recommend alton
Treatment. also by letter in English. French or German
Female Periodical rills and Drops. 81.
MO CURE NO CHARGI-DR MURPHY mas RE-
a A
tic, Of ,evente,n wears epsbles Dr. 90 cure the worst n
without hndrsnoe from business Recent
Of sonorhoa cured in two 20 four days. with unpars
elcd success or no fee
No CURk NO PAY-DR CoRBIrr, ~ DUANE sf.
ssssse practice o. srteea years. devoted 20 ths treat
Of delicate diseases enables Dr. G. 90 the
form q this disease Recent ssses ours IN three days Nc
mercury uses.
MEDICAL cARD.-DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED
vl With the Confidence Of his friends In the and
eountryhis experience In treating yenereal disease. 10
seminal weakness he invariably his
London diploma in HE once. 9as FULTON 81
DR. L. NoRIAnokk WOULD SAY To TnOsk wae
~ hsye contracted disease Cure ut voleas that u. Taxi
ssrs Of thy health nave devoted many years 70 my
g tr.s q chsrssj from A. n M Sundays excepted
snSu.siasiy lei. ysS. fSss hey .sy can ssrs ,oa .s
ns their hind u medicine v all that accessory fo
ned ~ these ssosts, call daily. w iiiism o..
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF TUE PRACTICAL FRI
~ vste Treatise" se.-Once hoprs 70 " n 6tegP.
NJ tsunoAy excepted mo. s. oreervich street, Those
surprised the rsrid,y Of structure
from its trs, or ineiren s advanced sad ais
ssSrs sssS Certain safe .sj f.as .s 81 S So.
SIMPLE reason for stating cen be obtained from ne osasr 10
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photographic Marine Reports.

1ith-Bris Dudley. Boston.
Fellowship sullivan. NYork
Arrived-Bug Sarah Brown. NYork.
savsSsAH, June i6.
Arrivsd-Brg Augusta. NYorS.
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No CURk NO PAY.-DR CORBITf, ~ DUANk SI
IN may be CONSULTED the treatmest 81 certain delicate
dsess practice % stten year, devoted 90 ths treat
Of delicate diseases enables Dr. c. 20 the
form q this disease Recent eurs In three days. Nc
rrar
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mi EDItAL CAkD-Dk. MORRISON Is CONSULTED
WI With the confidence Of Ms friends In the city aud
eountrytis experience in treating yenereal diseases
thirty yeas Recent remev fv days STRIFE
and ssmbai weakness he Invariably his
London diploma IN his once 1u, FULTON 81.
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nR L. NoRiAnokE WOULD sAY To rnosk WI

hk L. hOh1AsOkk WOULD SAY TO lHOSk NHt
~ hsye contracted disease Cure ut voleas that m TAX
OF thy health. have devoted many years 10
tescion, aud treated successfully thousands OF paten
These who ish TO consult those complaints may Dc
tfree q chsrse) from 20 r. NJ Sundays exeep>t
you value your health vii sycd those snsves vhs
unbrsiugiy tell yeu That they snly you,
that their kBd II medicine v all that 10 accessory ff
disease " all is forms Persons whese health has Teen
ned ~ these ssotists call pom daily. w william o..
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No CURB NO CHARGL.-DR MURPHY mas RE-
moved TO ~ RooseNst street. near Chatham
enables Dr. n 90 the %
without hiudrsnoe from business Recent
eled fee
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nOC1OR GLOVER, AUrnoROr" THE PRIvArETRK y
~ tse, and hedesl Guide. 40. bis extensive practies
experience enshle him those dicult Of get
structure and seminal weakness he once No. u TOR.
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DIR. Martins Syrup OF wild Cherry and ssr-
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KINUE WILD CHERRY AND SARSApARII

Il which, ON the basis of this preparation, have
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The Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church.
Ohe Right Rev. w n. Nottingham, authorized
TO say he has used it in his own person with de
cidcd bcneft--Dr. S. Harper, of Kent Island, ha.
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