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FOR SALE,

1w4 THE HOUSE and LOT at No. 6 Washington
fsN Square. For further information, inquire at the
s&zEaas premises dtf March I5
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FOR SALE,
Fer sale or Exchamge,

t-l :. FUK HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
~. FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
LIE centre Also several lots convenient to the
farm. Also Wood Lot of ilety acres 3Ines from said
arm. GFor further particulars inquire of GUsrAVUS
ELLIOT, ChandLer-St, Worcester. dim, May Z.
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TO lea,
TO RENV.
no let,
SHOP TO LET.
VeEleEsaemt tO Elet.

IN Seayer Street. near Pleasant containing four vG
rooms The house is
March l6 diff VIM. DUDLEY.
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Manufacturers and Dealers in
Fine hWeiry, Gold and Silper Chains, Siluer
SPOONS, Knircs md FORTS, Spectcctes,
IHfmbies, Peacih, &c. &c.
ManufactoIy in BIaEIow's CouRT rear of Al FpoNTsT
N - Repairing done At short notice.
A. NJ. DRisC0fL, J.mC PARKER
Worcester, March s. dwti
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leicester Aeadpsp,y.
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{TOULD inform the citizens of Worcester that she is
w prepared to practice the WATER CURE SYSTEM
IN te treatment OF diseases and proposes locate hersen
this city. Mrs Adams has wish 10 offer any ulsome Gu
loy or recommendation of this system but she would from
motives OF true benevolence most earnestly invite the sH
ierng and afflicted whether in their persons or in ther
families whether suffering from the obstinate form of
chronic disease or the most sudden occurrence Of the acute
to apply this natures remeyj" and she is fully assured
that will commend itself to every candid mind as infinitely
superior to all others now in use and if applied with the
requisite knowledge and shl jIe in ali cases OF Fever
Inflammation, rheumatism, Cholera, Diarhoea, &c.
Mrs ADAMS pro6rs her advice and assistance to those WHO
wish IT, at their own houses, her advice her residence
NO. KENDALL HILL. DIV Feb 27
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M ANEFACTURED by L. SOuher, the bes; article in
W. use tor sale in any quantity the manufacturers
pr ces, by !. LEWIS T. LAZELL Apothccary.
No, 20l Main.sueet, doors Nor,h Am, House
NOV. 25-- - dttwtf
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take the along with hin. "0d-n the axe,
como nloDg" they exclaimed. but he picked up the
nevertheless cut the psintes snd the boat imne
dinteay crted oesr Of the schooner Tho esptAn and
steward then came upon deck, and ready tor
them II they had thought proper to come alongside
again.
In due time the mutineers found their way TO La
guayA whore they applied TO the American Consul for
conveyance to the United States but he having
heard their history, had them cent board the y
ship Germantown, which took them TO 81 Themes and
put them on board the U. stssmex vixso. In whioh
weasel they were brought TO this port, has already
be- stated.
Tho testimony not being completed st sundown,
the exsmination Of witnesses adjourned tii
to-dsy.-Rorfoik raid, June "a
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUksDAY, juno 2S-6 =. NJ.
Prior to the receipt Of the Nisgaras news the oot
ton market active, with free sales At full prices
Subsequent to the publication Of the news there
less done, and the market closed quietly-deAers be-
Ing inclined to walt for the receipt Of private letters
Western and State -four dull and sales moderate
without material change In prices. Canadian was In
good demand with fair amount Of sales for export
There nothing In Southern -four. Wheat
continued to be held at old prices Corn In light
supply, with fair amount Of saes at the inside figures
Of former quotations. The pork market quiet and
sales limited There marked change In other
articles Of provisions The market for coffee
tied by the and sales Of moment reported
Sugars were stesdy,.with limited sales. There was
. good export demand for rice, with more doing
AsHEs.-The market dull with sm all sales OF pots
at IS 6Sx, and pearls So Most holders of pots
injury done by water At the recent Aro asoertained
to be greater than anticipated To-day the inspeo-
tors were busiy engaged in saving all they possibly
BRKApsrUrrs-Flow.-The operations sum up $500
bbls at IS SIS 0G4 for Canadian in bond - rs IS
for Ne superfne; IS 81 ass so for common to
gan and SO 12h SO lsx for pure Gensses Tho bet
ter brands were In request st full prices Southern
Flour was shade easier. with sales Of 1900 bbs a.
S. "A for mixed brands; So 80 So 62S for straight
brands and SO SO 90 for fancy brands The
Rye Plour was dull with sales at 81 ~. There was .
moderate demand for Corn Meal at ~ ~ 50 for Jer-
sey, and SO IS for Brandy wine Wheat dull moth
Ing doing Rye was inactv sales em braccd $500 bush
at COKE. delivered Oets were active ut ~ s8ko for
dy with modcTsts saee but the receipt OF the Mia
gara's news prices declined cents per bushe on
most descriptions Some 1000 bush. sold at IS 500.
tor heated; 6l a621c for Western mixed; o3 go for
fiat yellow, and e3 tor round yellow.
CotI.s:-The market was steady, with moderate sales
at full prices.
CoIros.-The sales to day amount to $500 bales at
very full prices. The accounts per Niagara were faliy
anticipated We quote
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Suprs me COurt-Gencral Term.
Before Chief Justice Edmonds and JHdgcs Hdwards
and Mitchell.


JUrE 2.-ImperAcrs WiH Case.-Iiensy YoJ ard
sAevs John 7onnefie and ohss-The rs-hearlug set
down for this day. respecting the will Of Laurent 8Aes
csme for argument. The amount Of money In
voved Is considerable, the whole estate being
about one million aud half Of dollars and great
number OF persons deeply interested in its adjust
mept.
Mr. Robert Emmtt, guardian ad itew for In fsnt do
fendsnts, and counsei for Jehu Tonnre and wife,
heard at considerable length and contended that the
decree s In directing that the sums applied
BY the executors Of the will for the support and eduos
ton of the minor children Of tho estator before they
attained the age Of n years should be excluded from
the account ordered to be taken by tho rceree tor the
purpose Of eQualsng the eft which each distributes
should receive from the estate and In which account
they by the decree directed to be ohargedrespeo
lively with the several advanced to them BY the
executors out Of the estate together with lawful In
tereet Tho learned counsel further contended that
the decree should be corrected by inserting therein
that the referee in taking and stating the account
should charge each Of the distributes with suoh
may have been appropriated by the executors to tho
maintenance and education Of such distributee during
minority.
Mr. Chas. O'Conor supported the claims Of Nicholas
DAlfsro and wife who the youngest child Of Mr..
ealles; and Mr. Wood appeared for other parties con
oerned in this important case.
Mr. q. W. Sandford concluded the argu mont on be-
half Of Henry Vail and others the PLAINTIFF
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prices Bsrt y firm at 80 per tor. Flour In small
demand but frm ct etk p~ bd, which Ii the gene
raj sskins price, with ssiss Of 500 bbls mostly gssA
brands that price, including lot Of extra At - 65k
Corn Meal and Ryo Flour no change In prioe, and
very dull at 81 per bbl. Whest 10 wanted and 8eos
bushels white sold 1t 1890: rod 10 wanted ut l1e
lS7c; rye sold at go. for Penn. Corn 10 In demand
at $50. for Southern yellow oats sales OF Penn. st
4Skc. Groceries ere In demand, but tho views OF
hold~rs too high sale Of St Domingo coffee was
mas At $40, which y . further advance Of La
guira tho sAles making ut very full rates. Pre-
vsions-Not much doing and holders very nrm at old
prio@s whiskey is selling st 1870 In bbls, and $50
In hhds Preights dull, without change In rates.
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= :
N QIrled.

On the e4th instant. at st. James Church. BY The
Rev. Mr.. McKeunA RoBERr HEsHv hsLvIN, TO MARv
dEsEvrvE, daughter of Patrick Dosnelly, ESQ., ell Of
this city.
On Tuesday morning, Juno 18th, ~ the Universallt
Church, OF Murray and Church streets by the
Rev DR.. II. Chaplin, Mr. WILLIAM PRrsDLn, Of Brook
lyn, TO Miss JAsE DAvr, Of this oity.
On 26th June, lS48 by Rev. Hugh Smith Carpenter,
WILLIAM HkxRv DaArKR, formerly Of Providence Il 1.
and now OF this city to IABELLA PssrLEr, formerly OF
Baltimore city.
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Our Philsdelphia Correspondence.

PnLApslrHIA, June ~, 1880.
Ses.sAis Buildins-Cape Map-Ps~ssyIvs~is Rsskosd -
Member Of hs Venssueiaa Consrs's &c.
The Philadelphia and Atlantic Steam Navigation
Company which sold its large and beautiful steamer
Philadsphia to Rowland Aspnvall, for the Calisor
mia line having another steamer built to supply
her place. She will be 10 feet long, and 600 tons
burthsn.
fhs fApg OF in foreign imm grafton has ooeasloned
serious enbsrrassment at the PhiAdelpha emisrant
ONCE to which place resort at this season OF
the year for lsborer These applications have been
unuuay numerous this season, and consequently
there has been much disappointment.
The visiters at Cape May now number some three
hundred-for month past the arrivals from Now ork
the Island have been increasing their aooomnoda
lions noe last reasons The yearly increase Of visit
ers to the Cape has taken also permanent resident.
there and II 10 an Incorporated city, with civil
authorities and "a policemen. 1t bids fair to Initiate
the English seaeosst towns.
The Pennsylvania Railr cad Com mittee at Its meeting
Last evening that the whole of
81 06 600 required to complete the read TO Pittsburgh
has been taken, and there 10 surplus OF S3sss rms
will ensure the building Of the road beyond douot
but additional subscription Of s0 600 Will be ne
sessary to stock 1t with engines cars and machinery
1t II expected that this will be taken by various muni
cipsl bodies in this county and elsewhere IL q
capital thing for the company that the ROAD WIZ DO
The amount Of meney asked for by the Board Of Con-
troll for the public school the ensuing year
IL 1858 600 The County Board has Appropriated
$3.50 600 of this amount and committee the sab
ject have reported that they think they will report in
favor of whole amount 1t Is n larger school bill
than the county has paid
member Of the Congress Of venesues passed
through this city day two ago who Is In this coun
try secret mission, the nature Of which can only
be guessed at lie states that serious trouble sppre
heBded as likely to occur at the coming election in
vepeEuela and there Is conjecture that he may be
here to purchase arms, ammunition, etc., for the
criss. This is of the ways they have OF managing
affairs in thesouth Ams rcan republics Monagas hst
been carry ing matters with high hand In Venszuela
making himself sort of Rosas For the present he
has got himself into very bad odor and consequently
will not again for President. His brother Is q
didats in his stead. We may expect some of in
tsrsst from that quarter Of the continent, shortly
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nosTor. June e.Erchc Rosrd-7nshs Norffk County
Rsiirehc ~ Bcston and ksine Rsilroad IusA; de.
~ y; Eastern R.ilrcsd ~ }s 10. IOc ~ yermcn
usl Esrcad, y; 10 DO - N Western Rsire.d ggsf 10
so&N 10 ols Ceiory R>slread. sl0d. 65; s15 Resips
Raiirced. 2f IS Oftrnshurgh Reilroed 2 Lancaster
Mlls ft; 10 Beer Company, lns Boston Bank 81 kS
Vermont tertf,t EAilfoai Divdcnds -; Dc 49,. b2
Ht iiruao lorcs. ieS. ~.
rusTtIPfus, June aF-fy-sf BoarS-s0 sA.-e. schu
MI fsrt ~. rennsy Railroad ft " ao an
state 0s q lsths fesv.r MEADOW R.ilrosd Ig Girari
nsnk fct tVncrfis Csrsl.h t7,o SchuyItiIi Nsviss-
Mr,csfe, IN s0shs He.sinf Rsr.sd. ai5ti % d. s,sh
-; II Cfudtn spd Arioy Railroad. lso. ~ Unon C-nst
lfi. Sfrcnf foCffS sbs fnrmers snd Nechsnies Rs,h
e. Do Tsrrsyivanis Raiitosd a. tes ssate Gs 0s 90
tc - IN. go sha tfion Cars. lis Morris Csnst
~. ~ Dc iait si.NO Tcune~ee 0s. -,
BsI1ffvfH Jurs So Sf,gh Po1rn-e 90 R,itr,sr. ss
itg Nfh; 100 DO. IN a. do. tOi.
srd Ohio Esiifcsd eHi . Bsi,ioss .sd sssqusAsaash
Rsirosd. 10
DOMESTIC NARKErS.
rHfLsDFfrHfs. June 3.- Business continues very
dull and the sses of costen are Limited, at f,rnsr
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n ARITIMn INTRLLIoR NC z.
Cleared.

C1sarsd.
s.ss.r S % srfSi T. Ss
sS.; Sr:.'s zsSos' Bailey 4n,E.5I schmidt Bal
Brl Nsylsr 9usbse eripnel. Ninisra Co; vioi'Surs
Dafi-c.iSen As.. Arsy. Kingston, Js, " Yrunay q
I.iu,,w Watson, Jho-r.on. b.re.do.. y r-o-sr,ds.
sS.. woy,sS.S rs, fre,sipsSr Ar Caves 9s,lis s.
sshr.Gsei Taylor Ru1nsi hsrsor Island Ann iiyrsa.
Lo"is n.~hsr. Nc ": cs... Bo'lcI Poster Nickel
Steamship Issbei Rollins Usvsna via Key West. savas
Co ss, * ps.., 10 rom II .,sns 20 1s% Key
r;. ss. rssi in s q hoa4 %ss nh: s,
gales from shs Mr. and until Cape Hatsr
% Ss a' K. c.r s
~. sss ~ rs:ssssf. @ % Ss."s FE.is gss, ss
s:y: s;:i .s ,'. s ssi.. ' st:i; 9.
fs os tn. Is. sSp.isnssS severe v.sisi
$50 siss S: s:.';: In: s:.''' .'
gsrh cs,h.,is. lef Tho,ns.sSnl ws'. New orissss 10
sis Rri.S Gas.s tBrj ksinssoa Iim.ri.i Is s.y, vii,
e. .Ssi: Ss e EG} Ess s6s} % irss B.,s.%".: s =, s
Is. /: Aaa:ler... .sl n.r.I;:c c:.''..., % s.y:
iss.Irbi. My u.s. for c.lifsrni. ~, :.
s.s a; 20 ffr & e?: fsisy.s fA 10
brs ch.a.I,.,. B,l Poster 81 Hsr'ins via 50 rAouss
Brs Monies. ici fi,.sosl Burs.. 81 Martina II ssy.
v
bre Tartar lof Esst Thou n-rsham New Oricans
10 days. With mdse 20 Foster Nicker-ou.
s.hr Rrenpsr. tBrl smith. Windsor. VS. 4, days. 70
'sssr s.sss " w,.sas.id. Plymouth. sa.ys so,ns 70
New York.
ss, hSs: ss.. r;,s.s,s,s ylrsa s~
s.sr G.scss G, s, B;hs, h.s Sr,,; Ii,.sis sasys
schr smith, Kruger virpiuis. 2 days
sehr Fr~e Trade. Neisou, virgnia 2dsya
sssr flsn. Irsi.ss. spiasy RIsS%sns. sa.S
ssSr rssi.T' f.iiy. lin S.rtsIE, "a ! day. JAY.
sehr W Hunter, More, Ocracoke, NC, q tsyA
s>hr Chief. Van Name. Virgins, days
schr Chicsra Chamber Virgins. fdaya
schr Lsmsrtine Chspnsn. Wilmington. NC dsyv. visA
naval stores. TO = Powell.
sshr Brave, Drake. Virgins, 2 days
Schr sanl Dayton. Beck. virrfniA dsyv.
Schr Trenton, Thouastcr. tAys
sohr Sarah Jane, ruhey. Bspsor.
Below.
tre. With icss of fore,opmasA
Also. . trix In the oning.
Sailed.
stssmes Ks-nsbee, for Phiisdeiphis. sas sthera
NV
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On Tuesday, June 18th, CALVIN BAsssooE, aged SO
years.
The resssivss and friends sf the f.Hy ere respect
Tth At o'clock p. n, from his late residence, 28e
Henry street, without further invitation.
On June 26th, p. 7. BRErNAS, aged "a years and
months.
His friends and those Of the family, respectfully
invited to attend bis funeral from his late residence
80 Msdison street, on Thursday, at Pm.
On the 9th April last, at Rio do Janero, JonS
DorL in the 36h year of his age Of the Louis
On saturday last ed instant, at Stirling, oayus.
county N T., Thomas PHGrIr, Hsq, formerly Corpora
tion and District Attorney Of this city, In the list
year Of his age. He one Of Oldest and most
eminent criminal lawyers; and during his term Of
ONCE District Attorney several Of the most exciting
end important trials on record took place Perhaps
no individual ever held that ONCE who In
flexible In his duty, who possessed honesty and
any OF bis predecessors or SUCCESSORS to In
tact in bis official capacity with 80 much opposition
In the discharge Of his duty from the powerful
religious, political and wealthy classes In the cee-
had the greatest talent and the
to contend against and the result Of each trial proved
him an ANTAGONIST Of tho highest order and public
oicer superior to private friendship political sd
varcement The class Of lawyers In which he oocu-
pied such prominent position, Is rapidly passing
away. He was ever true and stauneh democrat and
possessed, At one time great political power. He
tired em professional pursuits time ago and for
many years has taken no part in public Affairs. He
belonged to OF the most distinguished families Of
the State, members Of which have been engaged in
some Of tho most important events connected with the
history Of the country. One victim ut the
saore In Dartmoor prison. another officer In the
Time IL fat closing the mortal of the few
sining spirits who played important parts In the
dramas Of the revolution and in the political arena
whom from chaos and confusion Institutions and
laws assumed shape; and should religously cherish
their memories, and record their deeds, for tho sd
mirstion and instruction of future generations
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\. E: f:";s 81: ss:::
ils ;sns s X.
q hs;:S v,Is.s Ann =,
.s$ sss s;;: q: s
s,' ss,rSII IS: ss
ora, rf.;s Ss Ss.s:si ~
IT'S @ s s' vans sss Jss.
lag c1ss S:s. fro. sSrls.s: ss's. Nay, Tor S''''.
Es sso syrea Lewis do; Harvest. Pressy. NYsrt re-
pills sd. .ehr niper,a. McGiyrss. DO.
{srS
North Amerios. Poster DO for dol Csthsrns Nsry Vas
:sy as Ysfir Bali xisasS do Jane WSsissry.
Wilbur Judith Ward Anderson asd ssasesmsn. wass PM
K.ssaysK June is-Arr brig Detroit. oilohri1t. wn-
vLsx~ Jon;a, ePH-A i.rs. bark in light trim; his.
Br from C.sdsnas passed up this afternoon. via
NosrRnsr April ss@Arr brig Rmma Prescott NYsrh, 10
81 81; ss. g.. Isss nsy
tT o 81 nasnoIs A 'A
srs 4, june Ss ;:hI T.is wli,% u:
6i;9sis Ia..n, r. s.m
Gov Wns1 S.d s,s 4S
Hamilton. NYerk; Pioneer Drake San FrsnoisOo
NKw EAvEs. June e-Arr aid Tsntivy, Russell Albany,
Sid sehrs Pacific Prescott, NRochellei Anti. NYork,
hAouAs June lS5ld brig Richard Insersoll. Piumnss.
Csrdenas.
June sA E%sn' Doiy Dad.
NEW BEproRp, juno z2-Arr brig william. rsh, Bucks
vils sc; schrs Sarah Perry NYork Augusta Keene
Q cruise supplying Ii ghthousas.
PROVIDENCE, June 23-Arr schrs Gen Marion, Roviey
Philadelphia Henry Mead smith do; Henry Lss Smith.
c F%e % .'ss; s
phius Ferris, Rondout Ellen, Rogers. NYork
PORTLAND, June 22Aer brgs Pbernian, Elliott Sisrra
horena; Martha Kinsmsn Buokman. Philadelphia. GA
bark Canada, Dyer, Havana.
RIcHnorD. June 2tsla schr Now York. smaok. NYork
SAVANNAH. June 20Cld schr Virginia. Hobart, NYork.
WuMreror. Jupe lc-Arr brig Ellen Hayden. Smith,
Cuba atb schr l. LB Wales, Van Glider, NHavsn. Ol
| 10Th, brig John Dawson, Briggs, pemerara.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAVANA Ao-Steamship lsAbel-H Wall and family Ms
De Beurns, Mrs Shields Mr. Reynolds and family Mrs
Tiff and Mrs heeer and family Ignaeia Nontabs
and family Mics Mar Mrs Aneta Hart Mrs Fairchi,ls
hr, Geo Curtis Mrs Gilmore and family Miss End hrs
hssrs Curtss Arengura and brother, Hara.chis-
say, Domingo Saari Harpe Palm. Robbie and Sen,
a Harmony hlet. Thompson. Parker, Ireland.
Lyon, SULLIVAN. Gready, Burke, : segur. Captain
Ferrers Smith, Jas Taylor Hooker, WIN Bsok VIII
lams Nahony NJ Smith, CrAigau Conroy, p Kelly.
Geo Giaddns MoNAme and family T Pswsil aad Is.
dy Jas Gamblston and family Dominique and family
Estell Pierre John Budd Frank Stapb Brsnds, John
Norton Usher and Son. Martin Jensen Ed Yards aaA
nick. John Lee, Rudek Levinss and family. AnA
"a In the steerage and on deck.
B Cameron. X frowbrdge Of New Raven.
NEW 0RLnAHs-Brig Tartar-Mr Hayder, OF NYork.
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reiesraphio Marine Rspsrs.


Bcerss. Juss -.
Arriv.d-shr Bell Root, Liverpool
shir sherhsrd frem rurhs lslsot. June it,h Le
Am yessel saw, 9th, latU D Ion ~ -, ship Tnoleos
Baltimore fcr California
Joins Pr, vis iisiifas.
Brs sarah wiisns CIenfuesos JunsT Ien bark Celia
fer NNert IN sdsys brig Mary Ter Bsnors days lsk
in: lat Do. lon 70. speke tris Maria hsatsnsss. for Brs
sehrs nercstor ST John, Nh; s n Marsh Phiisdsipha
ClesrtdSteaner Cansda Iverpool ships Robert VIM
thror, DO; Jeruy Iird kOresns briss Rohs Patersor
Nata; Cstdsr, hslaEs, Hayward. CurscoA Robt Waln
Pietou; sehrs Lowell and ID Thomps pson. Kiehmendj
Acsms rYork
Bpnror, Jsas a.
sailed-Bris Nsr,hs Rogers Phlsaelphis; sohr voii.
RenSout.
PALL Rrv,s J..s n
Arrived-schrs rslmyrs, Nsrfclk; b Dickinson. and
wn Thomss. rbiiseelphis siooP D ri.h, Albsnr.
Arrived B,ft Dunbsrtor rsess csilso eth isreh -i,A
fSsr SO frcm Csllao, March ist hsrt Persia Nh.
cruise 10 short; ship WIN Eiiss DO, so %, for
ernise short ship Jane of NBedfors from 1so.hu
for BerrnE straits sent boat shore and shipped
SD from Psyti, Jan 18th. Pschc NBedfcrd AS 81
cruife bsrk hsry Frsnes of Wares I'D do Spoke
sure tth LAT ~ 10 Ion S. bark Fsrmoun Philsdeiphs
Bsrbstoes.
ssiiea-sioop Helen. Nrork
Arrivsd-Bris knn Maria. cs.sfsesc.
Arrived s.sr s,iv,s,.r. e.ssr ipsi,shiosis sleep s.-
ssvss. Nrort.
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BALsn. Juus 81
saiisd-Bnx h~mad. ssA Trsnosos sshr Martha Maria,
NYsgk.
WAauHAu. June 80
Arrivsd-Schr Alexander EYek nst sebr Roswell Kinx
Phiia; "a 0este~ d Bath. Lsrkin saa Ges Hssshk
oavasaAh. NYsrk.
WARnsu. June IS.
Autvsd-Sehr schod Boy. Philadephia.
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stsnsbsry Major XNthins. and Joshua vsnsant Bsq -
WIN h.v. 10 stir stumps II they expect to oonpsse
with Mabs Turn& In electioneering The contest fox
the nomination viii We spirited and amusing.
The number Of deaths IN this city during the past
week ives 81 OF which lees than 81 we're under 10
years Of age principally by disrrhsa cholera infAn
TN, he
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MEDICAL.

y ARE CHEMICAL MEDICAL PREPARATI0NS-ND-
~ tals-PlAna Palladium, Nickel and Cadmium. Oxides
sures-Sulphate Of Ammonis and the Chemical Whale Oil
Soap Peisons-Pachouy for Moths Ply Paper fresh
pared Bat Ceohrsaoh Poon improved Bedbug Pssoa
Sosp<Transparsnt Washballs Military, Myrtle and Sasl.
hedcines Cnadulterzted Cod Liver Oil, Labaraquss
Chloride Soda best Disnfecsins Fluid French White Vine
Vinegar Diamond Cemsn Essence OF Sarsaparla, Bleach
cd Shsllas Starch Polish, Refined Licorcc moderate
prices, for sale By Dr. LRWIS SfEUCHTWANGER,
I4ln
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fscS f HsspIs spt be.!s. GTsS ps.s..n.
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There is decrease Of 234 deaths, - compared with
the corresponding period Of last yearbut then there
was cholera We perceive that cholera infantum has
made its appearance- also cholera morbus. ON the
whole the mortality Of sduits b small but Of children
the proportion Of deaths 10 fearful