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New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
SCHOOLS.
rI,UE uOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE.


4 ATE INSTITUTE, 2is fourit-st corner o. Msedoa'
oura facing Washing tOn-squsre, GEO. w. CLARKE.
A N and JAMES TANNING AN PnDeipss opens he
ss quarter Of s seventh year M0ndsy the h Of Apn
1887 and closes July IS; after which there 10 Yscsou OF
eizh Past success encourages the propfetor 10
81 eve hsl heir ans instruction and general manage
mel o. pupils will continue 20 rieet win spPr"laivp
nsving several years since observed ie lnstpasseo
beauty snd hea thfness Of le location of lcT insuno
theg purchased h og aud bulk thereon TIE feseDl rncs
with ruor. specially iised fOr Instruction and ongc "a
szs number f1T 1870 pupils deyoung hrse s'ofs' OF
the buding The q r school vim ne sFear lih
sas OF pupils each cecaftnenL Being cofl"f oSs'
the entrance 10 he dwelling part occupied ~ v9s e
Principals s3 FOIrhst and tnsi o ne sch9' 10 'isr
dougA Able Professors employed "a a. tae Dia.e'es
of Foeish snd Classical etucs0n special aene neoy
given % Tie M-rcsle Department The classes ~ lrncn
are Ia charge OF venerable snl dsung uishr3 fr-ss9
Edwards. ihoss IN German are under re car. ~ rOt
Theodore Gisnbenskee; Prof X. Paenzges LII u tss-s
rh.rye OF IA. Sospi,h The Juvenile pupils under ne
persona instruction well care OF Ol- OF uie pncE
pals The proportion Of teachers 20 the NUMBER o nlps
thAi OF 10 ~ which under the etVansf1 % cisssincs
uou according " snd attainment k'esAy Aliu-
Plies the power ~ Instruction Ire ofke,iAtt-u 81 NO
school encourages individual pupils n aly orseh % Ai
vance 10 higher csssos whenever laer piobcisley Will
warrantu
Tue pupils are allowed daily exercise N the Pax under
The obsersop OF teachers. where ihs! e'y ne saFs-
les of c,ntry pr purity OF sir and wnoetoe rr,re-
an The snon nss thfgress Of the ueighhornood even
In tmes Of epiiec) has ensbet the pup.s VI is ssu
ton fas general rel % remain through ne eHe scaool
wear nus gratifying The hearts of psrts by nsslg her
children St home snd their edncsnon cVtaucec ulcer er
own influence iroin dag 10 das.
No secsnsn influence 10 exeret upon h- pups hst n.
Principals iuccss respect and reverence Dr All Mhgs
sacred and without flics morally no P1ph can remain
d member of their school 49,.
Applications for entering scholars insy he made curns
par O The day or evening, whrG CncaH io' P,i"o~
rffIsru tsfu A. Fsaf
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SCHOOLS.
HENRY-sT. GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

HENRY-sT. GRAIINIAR SCHOOL.--.g2
IL Henry-st q. 7. QUAGkENBOS, AN Reci0r-rhe
reputation maintained for years By his Institution 10 sui
eu gus for the rapid and thorough advancement Of
The various departments until thoroughly prepared tor
ege for business fe Among the numerous references
The gentlemen named below long acquainted with the
Rector, ana his qualifications educator President
Moore, OF Columbia College; Profs Anihon Renwick, An
dersOu and Telkampf or late OF Columbia College
Rev Drs Schroeder McNickar Ferris Haight Marselus
and Forbes; Rev Lot Jones; Rev w Eigenbrodt;
TavlOr Le wis LID Prof Greek, Union College
Ths following gentlemen have had their under the
Recior's Instruction Rev. DR.. Knox Rev Mr SOmes
John OOhOuL Esq President OF Bank Of New York Fred
eric DObhs Esq Cashier Of National Bank; DIS Griscom
Miller Martin, Lawrence and numbers Of our disdn
guishrd citizens
WiLLIAMsBuRGHA AND BROOKLYN The Grammar School
IL but a few blocks from the GrAndst WILLIAMSBURG gh
Ferry and the Gouyerneur Brooklyn Ferry It's sivan.
therefore 10 tho Inhabitants VI those places
M Dhggs, President Of Willsmsburgh; aud Mr. Coffin,
late President have had their educated a, this In
slturon.
B-The Summer Quarter commences May 6. Terms
moderate AZ lteodr
DEKTH ANIBOY sEMINARY.-Thls Institution
Affords lhOfOugh course OF training for college or busi
together with instruction In French and German by
educated Partisan, residing In the family Instruction s
also given in music, instrumental and vocal by disn-
guished Professor
Facilities for seabahing, proyerbisl h, .hfuness and
frequency Of communication with New-iork and Phis-
ph by steamboat and railroad render the location pecu-
lsrly desirable.
Terms 81 - per quarter for board ard tuition with
of bOOkstOr English Studies French aud German each
Music with use Of Piano, sl2
The Summer session Will commence on Wednesday,
Maya
Circulars with further particulars az numerous estlmo-
uias and re rences may be had OF Clark Austin 205
szs 2weod $. { WOODBRIDGE
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OAK GROVE FEMALE SEhINARY.-rhe
Osunmer Term OF the Gak Grove Female Seminary will
commence the lst Monday In May Any persons wish
ing interview with the Principal will please leave their
address at the bookstore Of Clark Austin Co 25 Broad
way where may also be found circulars giving particular
information WILLIAM c. FOOTE, Principal.
YOnker, Apnl 1850 AlO 3yeods
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MALE BOARDING SCHOOL AT WILTON
IFi CONN, ABEL WIIlTLOCf., Principa.-Ths 10.
suuton offers many superior Inducements and receives
boys sunusualy moderate Circulars and cards with
OF patrons Obtained ais b. gery 1873 Broadway 20
Mubery-st and 1oi Chathamsa ~ Y. Information Of
school be hsd Of patrons Those wishing interview
" Y from u TO O'Clock Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Persons visiting the School from N-w-Yors
City can, II requisite, return the same day. BS9 wcs
DRIyATE sCHOOL-The subscriber has opened
Private School for the instruction OF boys In Spt ling
Reading Grammar Writing, Arithmetic Geography HIS
tory Bookkeeping end the French Language. The num-
Der will be limited to twenty-five. For further particulars
inquire At 3 Greene-st. JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
ais lmeods
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Strangers % the above ! -stl
lowing namss ofiis rs'rons
Hog. John l.. Mason
ReT. Samuel Seabury, Do.
Rev. A. r. Campbell, y d.
Rev. Duncan Dunbar.
Rev. John Lille.
Prot Cbas A Lee. II ID
Ches. Dicslnsur, MD.
Jas. B hlssAin MD.
Edv'. : snderpooi, ND.
:. Z. MLiie. 40.
A. y. Gum, MD.
A :. Bsll, ND.
;. K Kirby. VI ID.
John Sewhouse, Esq.
John ; Wood ward, Esq.
q. NJ. Spier. Esq
z. A. HargOus, Esq.
Lnuis Z Hsrgous, Esq
VIM b isck, Esq
Francis ? sage. Esq
John J. Phelps, ESQ.
Geo. D Phelps, Esq
Tredwcll ketchum. ESQ.
X. ID. WeeSs. Esq
Fred'k Havmeyer. Esq
Warren Harriet, Esq
Henry Oulsger, Esq.
W = Dodge, ESQ.
William Way, ESQ.
Kichart BigelOw, Eco.
Samuel Lsed,, Ere.
Stewart siurges, ESQ.
Geo Il. Swords, Esq.
Thos J Stevens, Esq.
Antonio Arsngueren, Esq.
Caleb Brush. Esq.
B + sherman, ESQ
Cornelius Mclean, Esq.
II. B Hart. Esq.
Samuel NiuanL. Esq
Lvne Starting. Esq.
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LRkNCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING AND
Il DAY SCHOOL, Nanderti.t-ay. Staten Island-The
Summer session Of the school Staten Island conducted
by the Misses ERRINGTON, commences Wednes sdsy,
May 5 1850 Circulars may be obtained Hoyers music
store $50 Broadway al The residence Of the Misses E
rngton. Staten Island. $50 lw+
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WhNrED- Employment teacher or goy,sness y
1ady who hss bad experience IN either capacity, sna
Pronefs ample lssamonlals expectations moderate AZ
dress +. y. Tribune Office "a I've
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Our phirsd.Iphi. Correspondence.

PuLapELrHtA, Sept I, 1850.
Great Csiisrng IF hs Polo,-Descent Hpon the Keystone
Clt.b-.9n Eriersirs hsui- Tie West Ead-Basll,ss
Matters &C., &C.
The crimes Of arson rcbbsry riot. aud murder have
increased n this city to such fearful extent Of late
that tbs police suthofities have been shsmed by the
force q public opinion into something like certei
and energetic sction. The good work commenced
yesterday; but IN order 20 understand what vas
tomphshst u vii Be necessary 10 20 back little
The nost numerous dangerous aud destructive Of all
the organized gang. that have brought 80 much dis.
grace upon the very Of Philadelphia H. By com
mon consent. the "Kiiisrs,r Of Moyspsnsins The
IMMUNITY With which they destroy ed life aud property
ADDED 70 their numbers and gave strength TO their
organization, and from having an influential voice
cheers In the district In which they are located
they nov seek the higher hopors Of electing Con-
sr,sn,n; Ass molymen and Senators. OF course,
rs,' would net hnd much favor With the people st
lsrve and v v therefore asserted that the Key
stone Club which has lately sprung into existence.
A. but smother for the KILLER sapg Certain IL Ia
that the leaders % the latter ss leaders
q the isrmer. This identity 10 recognized BY nearly
the ~hole community even the police authorities
ordinarily 90 careless vavsring or stupid have not
been deceived BY The shs' They determined last
then 10 hold meeting at Sweeney's house. Of
Fourth and shppen streets The whole police OF the
aud ths southeastern portion q the city, under
the command % Messrs. ksyssr, johnson. and
we're detailed for the duty Soon after ten
o'clcck they made descent upon srceney's house,
where. sitter cone harmless brsndisiSns Of knives,
they fuceesded In capturing some forty persons thrs
sssembsd They we're escorted 10 the nearest station
house snd there hadtc confront bis honor Judge Par
SINS and Deputy Attorney General Reed. Thu mest
suspeous ehafscers In the party we're held to bail In
hesvy sums and the rest we're discharged. Let the
police &c on a. they have commenced and let Wigs,
democi and natives sits REVISE 20 vote for any
snadse ior the legislature unless he stands pledged
70, ,S @nsas,e eon.oiiis,ion, and we may ", hop.
properly may b - safe In fbilsd.lphia ss "a 10 in
SON: o. thoee smiabe and eivibred cities on the
northern coast II Africs
There vas considerable animation at the Stock
Board yesterday slthough Saturday Il usually dull
day certificate Of 80 40 u the r-si.tered
notes Of Texas wsrt % at 20 eta sa n be- cut nm
IL snau sums higher price could have bsea r.aiiy
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rsirunsut Of Father Richie and Mr. sengstsck before
the bar Of the House for contempt Of its INVESTIGATING
o. the Bundlecund papers rejected by large ma
jrity the House having no dspositon 10 ouy an eie
phant when they have no place TO Keep hm rs mere
After disposing of this piece Of nonsense, motion
proposed to adjourn, and with pertinacity wor-
thy OF better cause 1t was persevered In till the ma
iority gave way and consented to abandon the held
for fresh start next week on the Texas bill OF ten
nilionsJ and the dismanted remains Of the Compro-
mise.
The prospects Of patching up the Compromise have
far diminished with the break down Of Thursday,
that We suspect the intention OF splicing der
sheen" together Ia rslinquished and that every tub
win be left to stand upon its own bottom beginning
its bottom kicked out.
The subject Is In a thick fog Many believe that
Congress will yet dissolve in a row, without doing
spythng-others believe that California is the only
measure that will pass but there are others VINO pc
isye that all the eils from the senate y. that
gitivs Slave bill can be passed and we belong 10 'nA
The immediate diff ulty is in the Texas boundary
and the Texas indemnity, which subject the 1iii Oh
Mr. Pearce to cross.fre between the North and the
South But II that bill is reduced to Commissioners
to adjust the boundary, II can readily DC eoIeurrSo
In by the senat. We see, therefore, no obstsble
to the settlement the Texas boundary dispute by
the House, but the House appears TO be In sort OF
susu,pded amin alton tied up in it's own web, and
poweress to ma Ike movement In any direction. The
yery struggle which is upon them, they to dread
ing necessity for using It. Possibly between this and
Monday some Of the wiser men among them may put
their heads together and hit upon plan; but in tbs
meantime the echoes Of revolutionary voices w
from the South which cannot fail to renew the sink
ing spirits OF the Southern utrss Besides there
not few men in the House who wish to hold tn,
negro question for further political agitation at home
sna ,of thS purpose ., muen ponc Ss ca eaP
encoun tered still do not despair Of the passage
the principal S, nate bills.
Ihe adm nistIation Is in statue quo. Mr.. Jenkins o
Georgia. las been requested to take the Interior De
psrtmtRt but his acceptance Is doubtful Truly
curious state OF things when cabinet Offices have
b.rging but at all curious when we consider thai
the leaves and fishes are exhausted Mr. Fillmore
do something his rie, DIS. or he will be left In
the lurch high and dry, with the power Of the admi
nistratioa in the hands Of the late cabinet cq ues
IL must weed some Of them out, or they will sudocst,
Inn
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49,, A., BcroS. sspt 2
,hp Jshn currisr ,uroO JAY 7sthi barb Lseops Phi
Brio Ksrdon Berds.us Jelly l2th Spoke. Aus 10 Ia. a
90 Ion g 60 bris keh Coren Bangor Tor P6ladepha
Bries Pbeuix Naples July u.s. rucatan Phia Wandcrer
nom sea BRA hl.sia aud Emma Frsnces Phs sehrs Pen
saeela Ab.r snd Orion. dos Ceres Newark Aerial Aha
fn%ss wmSs,ah Nc Rs {s, GRSsssS PAa
Cleared-Brig Boston Halifax Majesty, Wiminston NC
-. B,Lr~on., sept 4
Spear. Boston
SIT. BRHrOL Aus 81.
Arrivsd-sloops Brush. Ronsout. aug o.
sailed sist-soots N Durhee, Phflasphia; 10Th bark
Chieisin Pe,en: Sth hva Philadephs syiph, Rsndout
Morur Aus n
Arrivsd-Barhs Filsrim. and Emily Miner NYork.
Arri,,eBrJrs ciio Ns,snr..; snresh psii.S.iSbi,
Cleared Bris hsulion. ns,sns.
Afrived-scbr, Cohsssst Bait Time sunoik; Amaze,
snyus, Del Nancy My kcndout slOop Simred. DO. sd
soirs hin in.-Rosefs. and IhIa -. -
Arrived Bari Exact. SYOrk. AosA'
Arris,d.ps,i Nssu,Ios, Rio orsnss, jaly iJts L,n
10th lis httctsiore h.li dg sehr Ellen Perkins uassr
. ,s s ORR Z, e. h .,
~ ;ss f - i.ss f',r s s ssI,
q. SisII; f'S ne cI.na. lsIy q, l.. = y % ia
18th IS ien % ~ Juy t,h ssd 10. not sisted sss.
tilssS fhiI.d.ris g, ser rr.hs.,.s os f.r, frsis
Siaii 1t, She nsrss.. fs.lsei rsii. April s.S
49, % iss 3 sf sss. ss;,ss i.r fl,,s,sas,
iSlo y, srs srs rlissssih. NOrtoR fss Dss-srs.
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obtained. A $4,000 certificate is too much for one
bite there is such thing King the faith
creatures the bulls There was little doing in the
produce parties feeling disposed to await the
arrival OF the Atiantics newS before operating
PHllArELrHIA, Sept 2, 1850.
Receipts Of California Cold Conose at the M"t-Ksy-
stone Club-.Jenny Lind -Ene'aen's Fisit, &c &c.
The receipts Of California gold dust at the United
States Mint In this city, from the LIST Of January,
1850 the LIST Of September amount to the enormous
sum Of sl7 OIL 20 and the yield Of the most pro-
ductive part Of the gold digging will be received
into this country during the next four months it will
be fair that the receipts Of California gold
at the Mint during the year 1850 will nearly II not
quite, reach the startling sum of thirty millions Of
dollsrs-a sum amply sufficient to sllay any appre-
tensions that might arise from the
specie England and the continent The gold coinage
TO si4se WITH the sn sadona
ties which the Mint will possess In few weeks the
gold coinage can be increased to three millions per
month.
An attempt is now making to manufacture some
little political capital out of the police descent upon
meeting Of the surviving bers Of the club is called
for this evening The police may. or may net have
Tain when murder, riot and arson, in the heart Of
great city are every day nces the Intervention OF
armed force is desirable than the aid of sta
tute books and their commentaries. When q mans
person property Threatened with destruction, he
Is apt repair to his attorney for counsel
sisance The fact is that affairs here have arrived at
such crisis that we would fare much better IL we
living under the jurisdiction Of Judge Lynch, in
stead VI Judge Parsons although the latter IL one Of
the most fearless and upright officers In the hate,
much as he is assailed by the scurrous newspapers
| OF your city.
| Our good citizens hardly realise that Jenny
Lind is actually in New York and guest this Irving
House but her present presence In Yankeedom Is
one Of hose apparent impossibifies which Barnum
delights TO overc ONE. His next efforts, suppose,
will be directed towards securing visit to prin-
| cpsl cities from Queen Victoria.
For the last fifteen hours the rain has been de-
ding literally in torrents II it has extended to
| the interior, may have more canal breaxs.
The Northern Liberty Hose Company left this morn
| ing on their visit to Albany and New York. They
turned out about fifty strong and panied by
an excellent band of music.
The journeymen printers OF Philadelphia commence
to day With their scale of prices In the
paper oces the advance is from rs to 30 cents per
| Thousand Ems.
/ Deaths in the city and districts lastweek 2l5 under
| five years Of age, 129
This has been very dull day at the Stock Board
light sales and falling market The bears had every
thing their own way The oney market Is much
4 easier.
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Died,


Departed this nie on Monday morning. sent q Nrs
Bhipcti uifAsoN, vile Of Patrick Gleason In the I3d
year OF hersge.
He friends snd those OF her brothers Michael Uuxh
ara rimothy ODonorhue are respectfully Invited 10
suetd her funeral nom 81 Josephs Church al 10
oclock In the forer oon on Tuesday.
On sunday evening. let instant. UysRes son Of Han
~ Allen. sged IA yesrs
tsber.i tuesday afternoon. I'd instant q. o'clock
nom 2ls EteeLth street
sUcd,nly. ON saturday evening, August 81, Jvu,
AustsTs the wife Of francis H. ssltus, and daughter
ofN. 2 Hubbard.
Her funeral vii take place from the house o. her
fstttr Ne e WsshirRtsn fquAre Wednesday the
9Th Instant at o'cock " NJ The friends Of the IA
ntJ sbd those 81 her husband aud his fatser grsn-
ci~ ssitUs Lea sie respectfully Invited 81 stead
vnheui fuith,t notice Her rsmsiss ell Be taksn 20
ctv.hwtCi tor mtrimtnt
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Our Florida Correspondence.

PENSACOLA, August ~, 1880.
Shiuueck, rih the Probable Loss of Valuable
Ltrei.
The Navy Yard here is in the greatest state of
excitement. A schooner went ashore yesterday,
near Fort McHea. Commander Dyer, of the sloop
of war FliIt, and Mr.. Hale, Engineer of the Public
Docks, with boats crew, went to their assistance
The Mr. Hale alluded to above is the son Of editor
Hale, Of Boston The boat has not returned. Mr..
Clifford, the pilot, saw her last about dark vainly
try ing to stem the tide, which was running like a
mill-tsil 10 seaward. He thought that the boat
had swamped and that all must have persisted.
The breakers were so heavy that no boat could
live. When last seen, the boat was quite near
them Several parties have gone out along the
beach 10 look for them. The general opinion is
that they are lost
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
TeIesraphic Repcrfa.

NEw 0RLEsNs, Aug %, 1850.
The sales Of cotton yesterday 200 bales, and
to-day, 800. Middling, at 10 a i3j.c. frights are
still Improving.
NFw 0RLraSs, Aug 20, 1880.
Nohins Of importance Il doing In cotton Sales
we're made yesterday Of 9so hhds sugar at full prices
BsLrNoRE, Sept. 2, 1850.
At the scales day, 900 beeves we're offered One
hundred have been driven TO Philsd.pha and 100 len
unsod The city dslers prices range from AZ so 20 ~
* on boot averaging 80 ~, gross Br.sdstons are
depiesssd under the steamers news
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On Monday, Sept q ct " ,sch.ster, By the Rev. n.
both Of Mcrrissnis village
In wshington, on the 10th ult Lieut. Jou~ 3.
unissn, Y. y A. 70 Mast THuSroS, daughter OF John
III. Houston, Eeq Of that city
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Tnusrr, Aug e-Bark osusuli. Gardner In quarantine
WITH csy vessel ni sSt ssh. Lssss Hsws
Wee aug sship Olympus. Wilson. from Norls.n., arr
csai. -.
BALrnosx Sep. lar briss Pouitnsy Moua.t Rio ia
land; snrs.ss 4srrasn. Sullivan: Emmy JsSn:os, Cole.
.yss .Is s %. sT rs',d CID ''A Esna
a A. Ss. s'i
ssipSs ZIP Js:spSS. fas New 0sissn. and bark
Arr Sept ship ssmosst Hollis NYori barfs ybosset
S .ls
orf,s Csis.p., ssh.. s:y York
sy nsrs | % S
. .sSes is s' n s ssp 4snss bark Star Si
sssssr, e1sdshus.o, syssiIs.r Flora csadss. L.s-
renee SUM- Susan Calais, Mary Jane; Sept Sarks Ia
sailed Friday evening. 80 'Ns -''
iHISxsT Avg asAArr ssh1 sen.ers kYo1i sid 18Th
nis..; P;I;.;si. .,,, A., .,,.v p,,,...,,n,.
ss sssr I
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sSss E:;.; Eys.s =: a;i:s:; x.s:
NLs1i ~, ,.,,,1., ,.-.,.. wv.,, -. c,,,
FALL Eyss Aug PAR :sA, ET. oai;SoSSs rA,ss.
sa:: from NYs;i i:5 sid zts :sSI Susan Or
rssons rhiiaoeipha sioops boraen anu caro-
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co. NWs "A huS ia soi, HI
VI Ao'A 'aDu siu 'nj' oio @s'n scnr FA'inoh' snow"
Il Aug ATr ,sam;hp ral.Sl Hsrss,.n
~ reissSapn sh%; coming up snPs Asianus
snS Ere Iom Iora Shemeid from Boston. Cid ships
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,dsipSis JoSn,os xtxood sps AwSrsao WslI, aon
p,pt . ~ Anu s a ne. 10,
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MarehamSta Issep; " Tow
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barges Philadelphia Nave NYor Mddesex Ety. do; stea
mers Bisek Diamond Stevenson, do Oneida, ONe, do.
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lev do brig Emily do; echrs Nerose Moore Belfast
Bloc ming Youth, Collins NYork Watehman, Chapman
Boston; Irene Ross do Democrat Berry, dO Aurora Bah
/ Drn. n G.~st
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cnheIrs5s .eanship fslsos AZ New oIisaus-wm Tay-
Lon, nrf A Fry, Patrick N Angel u 5isson Bail,
> J AndTsys Ball. ee,t. Ball and l.5y. Ashley.
sne ssni bss MMIlnr 8.I.s .aras ra,aa Sao
John Undsrwoed. Phillips Lawrence. A Pierce W G
Haekey, lufeabury Vim sally John Patton, So Davis
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