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CALifoRNIA PASSENGER OFFICE 17p BROADWAY,
tFh setorfcc alton 20 persons about % embark for
eftiocn harvest. VIII ctmmuncae informati0n. for
htt Iassarc tctca and genuine In
i,fHacr ercrars rras kvsrytoay invites 10 -end for
enc address. poet TAD, ARNOLD HttruN.
HAhNDLN's EMPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA --rur
autstrbers having Effected permanent ant sat f,orv
arnnmen's IN hc hmvs, prepared - srrs,d soois
raeknfff, lettefs tc without det@nt. OA~e No wall
ttt'cra. IS y I'm Co. Propretors.
ktfer 20 & neel-sfsr6n. % ~ street.
ErrcoRy's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
~ t'rrsss, gsr steamers Georgia and Philadelphia i5;h
TIE tuhtcftcr VII forward their nest Exgrs~s
" ne aitte Hesnrrs IN 1huriday, at y. ", with
laeaes an1 express rtirht eha-gs q special
Nth it,iuea 70 TIE ratrst ires of sfeamsrs for do
eh ~ ira iftht teeeld 20 nene orer ve sre pre-
Isfsn 90 rter such ilduc~p4rnts 10 stppsrs
sttwss e. ctnnu fai 90 b eifstiy tafaeory. ,.eods
ruaresn - this Express vth dstsntion AZ ana-
Ta Ih delivery a Tstcsi. sne raehsg. ~ this Espress
rt ff e cfts tffaorra Ia attended 20 ~ the
tr 80 f+rs immediately aiief he arrival o. INC sss-
- ar -nt irnt.isco Parcels retsiyed up T. " " ~ the
sss ~ farc Package ana heavy freight sloni Ne de-
hfsf.s nacs tfs tsy rf~vie1s lsrr,s
TH1NEsoN \ HtTtHrpsN Ws~a-ers ar1 ..e.ts
in Fstri strs-s. corner ~ Wall.
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RuRTOh'S THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREET.-WED-
~ resday evening, june ~ will be played the eomedy of
Lon DON ASSUkANCE-sir Hsrcourt Courtley, Mr.. H.
rscidei Max iarhaway ESQ, Mr C. Bass; Marx Msddie,
Mr. Burton Charles Courty, Nr. Clarke; Mr. Dlzxs Mr..
Jdsn Dolly spauker. Mr. Johnston; Cool Mr.. Rse Lady
Gay SInker, Miss chapman; Miss Grace uarkaway Mrs.
kugse Pert, Miss j. Bill After which, Her Noll viii
Pssrs TO conclude with the MYSTERIOUS KNOCK
Nos-A ker Mudgeon, ESQ n- Jphnstop Harry Hoaxiey,
nr Jordan; Kate kndgeon Ass Chapman Sally Cotiida,
MISS j. hil Doors open at Y 4 to begin at o'clock
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DaY.


FOUND.
uNOuND-A PURSE CONTAINING MONEY.-ANY ONE
having Lost the same, can receive IL on applying TO
N. WOOLf, rs william street.
HEWAkD.
O. M REwARD.-IOST on TUESDAY MORNING,
lOO going from 33 TO ll9 Mercer street. Diamond
Bracelet aiming IL stones, with wide engraved chain
with he owners engraved upon It. The finder will
ce,e tho above reward returning tho 70 y Mercer
street. above Prince. WHITE
COX rEwARD-Losr Or sToLEN. SoNE TINE
O since. asma psetsse q papers; they sncicted
IN wrspp.r and marked securities, property o. Wn. ~
Cushmsn They cf uss 20 one out the owner she
will the above reward end Ask qutsior for their
No. IS Merchants Exchange or to have them left
at any place. 40 he nay Get them.
q = RKwARD.--LOST, on TUESDAY MORNING
O Jurc III, long caSsr pin. going from Third avenue
Twelfth down broadway tc John street, The
eudsr viii receive the reward by leaving 1t at Miss Wees
No. 90 Third avenue
7 osT-oN SUNDAY. rue BRA INSTANT, a FAwN
~ cciord italian yhound Dog answering 20 the name
zerhy Any psrou returning the same 70 No 10 arr-
Brooklyn, or 81 Front street. New York, will be
III orally rewarded.
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WANTED, IMNEDIATELY-A GOOD WATCH DOG,
w bull or hull terrier preferred. having such
doe well trained hna ready sale by addressing Ue-
ners-." at this office.
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REFORMATION WANTED OF NARY CAIN. DAU0u-
John Cain. native of urimmiuabow Parish knun,
Cornty Mayo ireland. Any tidngs Of her will be- thank
fully receives ly her father by addressing letter 70 him at
sylyania.
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Guns, PISTOLS. Nc.
" Loco q y muskets fine article, With polished stocks.
So Taira " ; hostcr pistols, Percussion locks.
2n pairs 4. :. holster pistols. flint locks.
l,0 u ;. Bnena Vista rifles, hrst quality.
~ eases cheap pistols, for export.
u brass eannens, 4 20 Il ppunders.
Eey0lyers, tolt's All n'-. ani otiers.
tutlaSses, Sabfes. Rowie khlvss, &c. &c.
At very low prices for quantity
noRsrnAss. BRoTurps = Co,
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CoPARNERsHIP EoTICE.--I HAVE THIS DAY AS
~ tociated myself with Mr. Louis Naselschudt and the
business viii be continued heretofore under the firm Of
N. Davis q Co. NJ DAVIS,
a william street. corner Maiden lane. down stairs.
New York June 4, ls5u.
NOriCE.-IF THE LADY WHO CALLED ON SUNDAY
afternoon last at No 23 Hamilton street will please
call there shs will hear where the party she Of
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TT A. %. D.-UNITED BROTHERS GROVE. No. 3.-TuE
~ Members cf the above Grove requested to attend
the funeral Of late Brother RID. WYATT the Grove
Room 46 and ~ Centre o'clock. this day.
y Jane 1850 Members Of the Order invited TO attend
By order of JOHN ADAMS, F.S.
f. W. OwIr, N. A,
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rOR Sale AND no l. Ev.

rtd -ALE AND TS LINK.
"THFEE Is a TIDE IN Tne AFFAIRS OF MEN
ir,f st saTss e TIE sSS,I'ss a ID. ,iSI
r,sresns hisn Gcyias Dio,mas are FOR sale sas
Nell s,sgs,ed TO realize On irasRePdsass for zoe who
le exhbiten every everuE This week a.
s % ne iS: r s oa a. FS ss Sss ss
nr.r I"r'susr' apply at se' Brosvay corner OF Frank
| EOR sALE-1uE FIXTURES ASDLE of Az Old
nbfhed dnisf fioon ~ tesness part of the city.
snd a.sg sosa susness Location unsarrassss with
leave the city For particulars address box A. Herald
EoR saLE-A VALUABLE PROPERTY ~ novEs-
dale Wayne eernty PenBsylyana ts head Of tie s.la
ware ana Hudson anal consisting Of lot OF rouas 10
eu.s. ls5S. ,ssd. al sslsS
,ss house Isuasa in he .sh.rs 81 TIE sown. eopsn
,,g .s,".,s TIRE sna tur hon.,nd inase,ians u he
a respects well adapted TO The rrrpose making money
Terms made known upon inquiry q ., q
nencdar. Jupe 10, 1850.
CoR sAII-A pousg ArwEsT uoBoKES. slTu-
.r,s isers New iOrk foar lots Of ground and earrss
house attached.
ITO IEr-rnE rrrrR PART or STORE I,g rEAsL
most desrab business cite in the city The store b we'll
ro a. any light mcehsaiea work such baton msHsr.
s's s,s s.n rfP,sr. 80 se Pc,
noaersts ~ ''-''''' '
V'o ILr-IoR FOUR no.Tus SHALL FuasrsnED
house, rsA.s'' isss,ed @ " hin .a- .icss - ,nloa
vTNo LET-A LARGE ROOM. on TIE THIRD story
is fse ty W. feet for Light purrsgs
Arfly on the rrsmifes iff% Pearl street.
fI'o LET. TrRNTSHfD-A HOUSE on TuE NORTH
de Of Staten Island dsiishifuiiy titussd miles
tom ret kehmcrd ferry consisting Of three parors and
I've he'd rooms. address n, this ofce. SB-rhe
house with from Twenty-Five of I'M
proved land, 10 for sale.
RsoADwAY sToRr TO RLNr.-TuE FRONT BASE
- ment torrfr o Iey street, sultshis Tor eechanxe
oilse. trurk ttore sc. Sc Inquire on the PREMISE,
II uoNs TO LET.--NEATLY FURNISHED PLEASANT
~ ant ay for single gcnt without board may
b. lad ~ IN mediate pptaou the fur
Frfrllt streets few doors of nrosdvay This Ia
one Of ihe rieasantct: situations down dovs.
llkt OkLlN-TO LET, BRICK HOUSE, Win SUB
Cellar. al In order.
t,w minutes vth ~ FULTON Ferry Inquire 81 DASfEL
WRIGHT ~ Johrs"s street. al lS Bfjg. " BrooSiyn
nRJC STORE FOR SALE-A RETAIL STORE IN
~ LLa ellY. prne SRntN aa. Allrnaa l. ~ nfn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LNINE JEWELRY, SILVER WARE. 6s.-cuAS Stew
Ant, Manufacturer, removed from John street TO No.
5 Broadway White stairs No limitations
Of any hind made sold this esab hnent An Assists
aut
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VTHE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLOHED
Home will take place to-morrow) Thursday the 18Th
inst At y. NJ at the building recently erected by
the Manarers, Sixty street Between Avenue and
Firs Several addresses will be delivered by din
eusheo gentlemen The friends of the institution and the
pue sted 10 te present Should the weather
unavoralle will be postponed till the fair day The
Yorkvile and Pearl stages the place.
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HANINGToN'S MOVING DIoRAMAs AT WASHING
ton Hall, 5S Broadway-The Creation Of the World
The peugc Beauties of the River Rhine the Arctic Regions
Tnturn Absey and the Italian Fantoccni. Open ever
evening ats o'clock and Wednesday aud SATURDAY after
at half past Tickets - eentsehidren haf price
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, NJ, s, EN-n y, esSn.. fkENoh hEiSEh
vicinity that their agreeable Summer Fetes will be given
night during the week. Tickets % eens each. Doors
open Mt q; Concert At precisely. Novel and attractive
will be added TO the Promenade Concert with
and popular during the Ball. under the direction Of
George Iode who viii peror@ variety Of the latest and
most fashionable Cotlons, Waies, Polkas &C. The floor
under the direction OF Mr. Conway, Professor OF Dancing
Sts formed the sound Of the Tho programme Of
the concert changed other evening No
on acco mt Of he eNrnt
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lNHkisrY'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALL. NO J5
~ Broadway, between I'll and Broore streets-aon-
day, June 10 anc night antl further potieeThs
original and w.llkrown Chrisys Ethiopian Opera Troupe,
a, rst established snt ode orssnsed band in the word
Comprising Of teva Performers under the direc
ton of e. r. Chrsty. They will have the konsr Of giving
their original and nintahis entertainments every ngh
urtil fwther notice Admission IL Daors open at "
Concert win st occcN. An siter1. Concers
Snturaavs Commencing az O'CLOCK. Y. ".
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u II
~ permanent coTsrlr4 or msking Ia.
thinFie roof ight done Tor ~ per foot roofs
OF rotst ranks covered for "a tent asd warran,- This
roofing vel ads srted for fafvr houses AMI
corner ~ Iarr.rs strrr,. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19
SENATOR.

We learn from the Carolinidn that F..
H. Elmore has been appointed, by his
Excelency, the Governor, to seat in
the o S. Senate, in place OF Ar. Cal
houn. 1t is certainly an honor of very
high distinction to be permitted to Gil
the place Of his distinguished t..cdeces-
sor; we hope, however, that the distinc-
ton will be duly appreciated, and that
he may yet render signal service to the
State.
The Senatorship had been offered by
the Governor to Gen. James Hamilton
and to Langdon Gheves, each of whom
declined.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19
KEOW EE COURIER
Friday, April 10, 1850.

With n view of accommodating our Sub
scribcrs who live at distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
crptions to the KEowEE COURIER, viz:
MAJ. w. s. GRIsuAM, at West Union.
EDWARD HUGmEs, Esq, (" Horse Shoe.
E.P. WERNER, Esq, Bachelors Retreat
M. F. MITCHELL, Esq. I" Pickensville.
j. i. HAGosD, Twelve Mile
J.T WEBB, for Anderson District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19
from the tone and tenor ofits

Judging from the tone and tenor ofits
proceedings.
q A bettsr feeling begins 10 anisaate our
forces. Mr. Clay is still facing both
ways with Northern inclination-fol-
lowed by Mr.. Underwood--and at q lit
tie distance by Mr.. Badger, who is too
conservative fo- these times-Houston is
still in Texas--Benton, hardened Apos
tate-the Marylend delegation, Southern
men with Clay feelings-Delaware a lit
tie more so. With these few exceptions,
an united front is presented by the South
ern Senators.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19

prove in case of an outbreak, their liberia
ton is certain.
That the projectors Of Che revolution
have ample funds at command is beyond
all question of doubt, and equally doubt
less is the certainty that the days of roy
al sway in Cuba are numbered.
CoRS.-As the season Of the year is
now approaching for planting com, we
publish the following hint which we find
in an agricultural paper. After you have
prepared your corn, SOW on each acre
two bushels Of salt, narrow it in, then roll
and plant your corn; and you will expe-
rience but little annoyance from grub
and other worms, as the salt will give
them their quietus just as notably as
though you had done it with bodkin.
Besides this, the salt will, to consid-
cradle extent, act as fixcr to the ammo
MIA in the soil as it may be formed, at
tract moisture from the atmosphere, pre-
serve the corn plants from firing, and fur
nish no inconsiderable quantity of soda
and chlorine for their eirapproptiation
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19
Correspondence ofhe Tslereoph.
WAsINoTcN. April 8th

The time has arrived when it is neces
sary for every ono to define his position,
and Mr.. Wallace will open the ball for
the South Carolina Delegation--to be
iollswed, most probably, by Mr.. Orr and
Mr.. Colcock, at aproper interval, both
OF these gentlemen having vainly endeav-
orcd to obtain the floor for some time
past.
No one doubts the position of South
Carolina, nor her readiness or desire to
take place in the picture;' yet her rep
resentatiyes feel bound to give formal
assurance of the fact to body that
seems incredulous of the existence of
Southern spirit or Southern intelligence
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19

toattend the f,sitral in body, and that
the Courier give notice Of The day of
intcrment so soon Is it may be ascertain
ed.
Resolved, That copy of these pro-
ceedings be forwarded to the afflicted
family of deceased,
The Chair appointed the following
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19
MIR. WEBSTER.

We regret to learn that Mr.. Webster
has been exc lsed from serving on the
committee appointed to accompany the
remains of Mr. Calhoun to their final res
ting place. Pressure Of private business
he says, forbids his compliance.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19
BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE.

The March number of this popular
Magazine is just received, and we are
glad to find that it fully sustained the
high reputation we have heretofore ac-
corded TO it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19

COMMUNICATED.
The following are the Officers of Pick
ems Dipision NO. 81, Sons Of Temper
ance, for the present Quarter:
JosEPn BURNETT, w. p.
G. A. TAYLOR, W. II.
w. H. TRlMMIER, R. S.
j. ]. A. SHARPE, d. r.. S.
A. w. RICE, r. s.
E. G.. GAINES, I.
J. N. LAWRENCE, G..
WIN. DowIs, h. C.
F. NJ. Howard, l. s.
j. II. NEAL, o. S.
All except the L. s. were installed on
the 18th inst, by JOS GRESHAM, d. g..
W. r., w. II. TRIMMER acting as d.
G.. c.
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HIS RESTING. PLACE.

From the following letter Of the Gov
enor, to to the city council Of Charleston,
we arc led to fear that Mr.. Calhoun will
not be buried at "Folt HILL" However
much we should dcprecate such an event,
if the family should conscntfo 10 his inter
ment elsewhere, we should unhesitating-
ly prefer Columbia to any other place,
and this we believe to be the universal
feeling of our people on that subject.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Charleston, April 10, 1850
SIR: Having been invited by resolu-
ton of the body over which you preside,
to cooperate with it in requesting Mrs.
Calhoun to permit the remains of her late
husband and our illustrious Statesman to
"repose" in Charleston, beg leave re-
spectfully to say, that should the family
of the deceased submit the whole matter
to the decision of the people of South
Carolina, |, as their representative, would
IN such an event, decline to accede to the
wish of the civil authorities of the city,
mainly because it is not in accordance
with the public feeling of the State.
All that pertains to Mr. Calhouns is
the property of the Commonwealth, and
where his body shall permanently lie,
ought to be question for its constituted
authorities to settle.
After full and free conversation with
the membels of the family now in this ci
ty, am warranted in assuring you, that
wherever his remains shall be deposited
on their arrival, there will be their final
resting place. To disinter them for a.
mother removal, in my and their iudg-
ment, wonld create feelings of u painful
character. To the Capital, therefore, let
them be conveyed. AS Columbia is the
seat of the Legislative Assembly ofSouth
Carolina and its College, it is peculiarly
appropriated That the trainers of our laws
ard the youth Of the State should be un-
ceasingly reminded of their respective
duties by the elevated associations which
the grave cf him, who is ever 10 be SO
much revered for his virtue and wisdom,
would be so well calculated to inspire,
am fully aware OF the deep attach
ment OF the people of Charleston to our
late Senator, and of the many cogent rea~
sons IN favor OF their proposal that his
BODY should be entombed, at least tenn
Poraariiy, in the metropolis Of the State.
In the expression ofan adverse opinion,
my regret is mitigated by the conviction
that am governed by high sense of
duty. Respectfully, your obedient SER
want,
WHIrEMARsH B. SEABRooK.
Hon. I. L. HUrcHINsoN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19

Through the kind attention of the Hon:
James L. Orr, we have received the PA
tent Office Report for 1s4s,' from which
much usefulinformation may be gather
ed, of which we shall avail ourselves as
time and opportunity presents. also
the Annual Message with accompany
Documents which we prize on account
of its convenient form for reference.
For these favors our thanks are ten.
dered.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19

We have received from Mr.. Babcock
of Charleston, through IMessrs. Benson
d Taylor, the Southern Primer, South
ernlfirst Spelling Book, Southern Reader,
Books the fret and second, and the
Southern Reader and Speaker. We are
glad to see a commencement. even at the
late day by men of the South, to drive
from our midst the Northern trash with
which the South has so long been filed.
We have not sufficient time TO examine
particularly these works, but their titles
and general appearance will warrant us
in expressing hope that these Books will
be generally introduced into our schools.
They can be found at tho store Of Messrs.
Benson & Taylor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-19

Alarm in Cuba.--A correspondents Of
the New York Express, writing from
Cardenas, under date of March l6, says:
From Cape Antonio To Point de May
81 the greatest vigilaneeis exercised, and
from these extFsgAs points daily commu-
nications are yecsiyed by the Governor
All through and around are Government
spies in concert, and, to Judge from their
motions and agitations, the enactment Of
a terrible conflict is appIehended. The
soldiery, beyond doubt, are inoculated
with the independence small pox. which
to the Governors knowledge has BECOME
quite contagious.
All planters are, under pain of expul-
sion, commanded to return within so
days, and continue doing SO the first Fri
day Of every saoath, the number. ac-
compsnied with age and size, of all the
slavss on thei, possession; which goes to
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ships Waterloo tpht) Allen nyerDqec K'rms AIDE
' Bsrt"z Ring. Jones, San rraheisso' Xaillsr LORD
sr CO. nn s .s ss' W Buck Co.
AS.slI: h,neoss wn s1s Russell Nor,on vrx-
Dsai Ms';,.. Barr o.soin
Ase%Sld rr'S sturs. ProSiasnes
arrived.
stcam.hp Ths|ss tBr) Abbott Bermuda days. in bal
Ps Sa.ri ESTiass. MysIgssl q day.. with
One ith O. ne Pas,ass TO-, " ., u,.,
5 Gstsd 6 IH'FSS s No. -
70 sh weather. who Of the passage and has seon the
sp St Patrick. wa.er@sn Liverpool Ney a. With mdss
changed 81 nails Zngari b,ur w Jan LAT % p
a with d with 5 it, The hs:
Ship Jas ssspparG. AsSvortb Livers,ol with
Say a on he Di Of the 6S
ship David Cannon tBr, Perry Liverpool Nov Is. with
SHIP FekTmsn t.f fiymOuth,, Drnhwatcr, Cardiff,
Ship tBrj sshwss. Glasgow Nov %, with mdso
and ss Ss @ E4" + wof hT days. with
ltoplnensers, to Henschen u Unhhardt.
mdse ~ bSeysr ~
a ~ Ion S. spoke Bremen chip Eliza from Bremen for New
Ship cstheripe, IdwArds Amsterdam. Nov 25 with mdse
heavy Gales "a ON to nearly whole Of passage
with the trs samuel Hicks tor bdsOr Ysl Curry
Lv,rIo With salt bound 70 Gas,ns in sinking condi:i0n
got the of with the gr difficulty they being in
I've days. The gazing on aas~ OH n at
100 spoke ship Dur dee from GLASGOW FOR Now YORK
snaf 'ts.sgs pH.ss1ss5s to y agslou C.
aud Ilce. to Durham l. Dimen
Ship Asrthas yinsysrd tnewl -, Portland. days. in
nas @ sos s M s a
Barn Alton iSII Turner cal..y As days With 49, pas,
n goas Dip Hsr shire so% for New YS %
Nth iron. 70 the master. an lis passengers. -
bark Ini,n hsIsey Si1ssow ~ with md,s and 10
bark { i waterman bound E.
nd Bank serbia ssw o Geae 90 days. with iron to
IsIk cunOrd Thorp orOrto q days, with vine TO
hiht and after lsstns badly g, % the iolloSss
towed to the city by the steamboat Wave, Capt
bras y to Rsnsuid / Frsneois. NN''
9rg Ferdinand lHamj Crout Rio JaneirO "a days. with
B!e Guile lSSi nsT,s Santa CRU. Canary Islands, IS
Brig Ansu.ta, stone savannah. drys. with cotton and
sshr Ns%rrs TIaF.ionj Perkins. Porto C.ssllo 70
ssfr Sew RepSS WI sisr 81 Ma9 si Is dsS. With
co b. TIN w re asH Snsn Of Of
water. with The masts about half out Prob
sehE Catherine Thomas Thomas Virginia. Sdays bound
schr R,turn (Br) Derstad Halifax 10 days. with fish, to
:SE E s sai Sa APF s. rsnS
sehr Jostph Farwef, alexander, Thon.ston. 7days
ssSI ;. Cooley ,s 81 E sy;5. sc;sn adnya
s sssr p s, y, STATE, sydsT Boston. days.
schr Fashion Iorinr Boston. 6 dsys
SEW Norih Carolina. BeeeRsT' New Haven. ed,v,
sleoP Henry car.toa tpsx riP Heath Newport TX
hours, With potatoes and oniors. to the master.
J.NIl-wnd sunrise d at meridian Sc at .un,,t. s.
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Ppsssnxsr. Arrived.

BTRmUrA-steanship Thanes-MesssIs Houghto,, Tur-
ton. CIltc rt and Citizens
lIVsRrOOL-Packet Ship Okfori-X & Duslcy-15e in the
stesragc. all we'll
1iNttrcoI-Paoiet ship Carriok-Ers Cherry aud two
eh idrru Potlon Jr. nr Palmer, surgeon
BRrNtN-Ship Adolphine Mtsyrs Hodmarncgs, Bsaari
family, Cove Hayre, Bons-ld6 IN the ttoerage
hssrrRDAA-ship Vathorine-Cspt ssmuels, lady and 3
children.
LnrArooL-Bsrh Lady Dobart-w Kirby, Nsa A Kirby
-2O7 IN the steeiage.
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NV NEpIcAI pooKs-A coNrLnrE PRAcrIcAL

NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A CONFLICTS PRACTICAL
WON on The nature Of private diseases
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