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The Cecil Whig., 1850-12-07
SbLE OF Real ESTATE.

ShLE III HEAL ESTATE.
es4rmS That Mansion Estate
T3a;:;k on THE LATE COLONEL
t$sssssss es u "a rnoS. HAMMOND GISr,
Is NOW INR SALE. ~ This most val
liable r"prry Ir< in Balt' county, be
tween the rom and I2th nIir stone ON
the Rrl>lrr,.wn Turnpike; the Wrslm,n-
strr BIanch Of Railroad passing lhl",gh
the premises, and bounded bv county
roads S-cunial.nug in the whole tract #
land about | or 200 acres, ~ a good
$ ate OF cultivation, and know II as the Sat
Ter HlI Land. VIII sell IN he whole, "I
divide To suit purchasers. For til" Man
sion House, together with alt the improve
nrn'$, which cost over $50 900, and 800
ACRES OF ch'ir" land, Ian portion Of wood,
large orchard OF apples, peaches, ch"rrys,
apicots, nrciarInr$, pIunS, and alt The Va
rIctIrS, will taxi" $500 per acre. For
an adjoining lot Of 300 acres of choice
land, about 100 acres ol rich bottom,
GwInn's Falls passing through by 'anal,
S''N' l'''' w f'N IVY i''iiI - w Ib' u ~
oltImo'hy, and the upland IS in fine con
dltIon. Improvements on tins Io', large
store and frame DAZZLING, stabIlng, ware
house and .alry, Smokrhous,', &c, gust
and saw miI, II feet fall OF water, and
could be- made 80 irrt fall, conNan, stream
of Gwinn's Fails 10 supply it The null
and improvements are OH the county road,
abou: mile from the Rrrstrrlown Pike
For tins lot and all lhr improvements, to
be laid of with sufficient wood, wlll
| take $50 per acre. Adjoining, viii sell
Farm House, with barn, stablIng, daIlv
and other out h n'srS, with 300 acres Of
TSattrr lllll Land. This pa,t Of the Estate
binds on tI" Turnpike and la'Io,d, tor 1t
will take $50 per acre. The balance Of
land that may remain over and above the
3Sp"ciird 3 Farms, will sell in lots to
SUIT at $50 per acre. The location of
this rs ate is high and healthy, thl'kIv
settled by th" most respectable hm'Ins,
Churches within / miles Of tn" property,
EpiScopa'an, Bauli,h, Methodist, Prns
hl'rrIan and tatholc, Schools OF the ilIst
order; Mills 81, cLSmi'h Shops, SC.
ALSO
C%E FOR "a IL, That valra
MsyH,.: 4 bic three story Brick Dwell
iSssstsl iH, ling, with extensive back
S'--=='' 'a-,''I0 buI'dingS i'm trr) Lot -
feet front bv ~ I""t deep. Thus prop
"r'y is sadioin'ns tine Halliday street The"
It" ard Orange alley; now under rent ut
SS|2 por annun, To- a punctual tenant.
For terms and particulars, apply to
JOHN l. HAMMOND, II Second St
Nov 3Olh 1890 - It
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Join s. kENNARD,

Uniforms his friends and the inhabitants of Cecil
Il County, that he is still located at the "Oli
Stand" No. 50 Market Street, Wilmington,
Del. HisasEutncnt Of
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS,
TRIMMINGS,
The Cecil Whig., 1850-12-07
HATS AND CAPS.

q atrsl style SiIh Hats, Mems and Boys Navy
n AtHpS, wlh !ol cloth covers. and a Iur-c a.
solmcnl men and boy scl"ih caps, in sal" by
Nov. i6 NM. TOEBERr.
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lNNlES DRESS GOODS.

procaIc SILKS, Chanri"n Gl,c", do, Black
DGIo 1t" Rhine, French Marinocs, royal puulr,
Apple Green, NaHarinc, Maroon, Wine, Muihnr-
ry ani Mode colours, Cubur" Cloths, Cashmcrcs,
all wool, Muslin de- LANES anl c'it,n chain do,
/ ON ~, 10 6219 cents, AIraraS black and fancy
c"louJ$, plain anh tilur'd, Sa"hng FInnn"Is,
Embroidered an lan prints from TO ~ cts,
Cambr"rh IInnlk"rchlctS and a large assort-
mcli If Gloves and Hosiery, ior sal" by
Nov IL WM TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig., 1850-12-07

Ep,rlamnla Fluid LAMPS, Ncnilian Window
q EtSh,ics "t all allcs, iur sale hc
Doc 9TH 1870 WIN ILLl
The Cecil Whig., 1850-12-07
GUM SHOES,
NOR f. NEWS.

TNhc largest, the most iashionabl", and the best
l assortment m nrn~, woman 5, and chll lrrn 5
boots and shoes, in r"ciI county is +" be- found at
the subscriber, BOOTS SHOE SrORE,in EN-
The Cecil Whig., 1850-12-07

The oil stand urrupnd for moro than un" thi
OF Il century hy Geo. Willie, Esq.
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Maritime INTELLIGE n Il.
Port OF New York, June go, 1850.



ni:ss a s '., a'
s1t.T TRS. s.1d"s
b. iE ss S., nSs1'i 1E.;s D'o''
B5,issIAsns tSsi Russo M.r,.ills' Ghsnssr.iH
.rs Long Batnors; wiibsrfOrcs. tBr) Britain, Potsu.
sesrs Bias Beckwith Ab.c.. Miller Co; Nelrose
Moore Jaekscnville' Boormsnn; Indepepdenes
Collins do; Providence I.hsn Londonderry Ms Hunter
Co; Albert Elder. st John, NB NEVIS Son; WAL
Arrived.
with udse and passengers to Ne,mith Son 18Th lat 40
b. @ s's sms Ssy M g. nsS'
H s a sh lane hound w &.h az 10
Bark Monte Bearn, tFr) Panus Port vouders 81 days
Park LerA.s Isgar. Boston days With ndse to Ro
MIC 81 days fG% BoeTo Ayrss for Boston
hours from twhers she discharged eargo) with
Brig Roberta, iof Eastport NOonan. Sidney Co. Is days.
Brig Jay tBrJ By.r Sunderland 81 days, with c.. 10
Brig Jcanp of Frankfort) Tyler St Martins 20 days, with
SIR Asr.i.m ISssn tsf NswpOrs) Dixon Green Tar
g., sFar Pair ro; Nassau Jnns Long Island tnsh.u.
30 Spoke ytang schr Union. NekersOn. of Provineeown
sehr Ceorss Jones. Look. Savannah. with lumber and
,. sE o. pd f:raS Sam'nd days. with -four and "
schI Lady Of III. Lake, lake. Nswb.ru NC days with
naval stores.
schry Gregory, Parker. virgpiA days, with wood.
Schr Sarah Augusta Bennett, Virginia. 3dsys with wood
Schr Evs Garland Newbern NC. 4days with stores
Schr Norma Howell Fredericksburg days with -four.
Schr Iinta, Morris. Virginia, days, with wood.
schr Csssus Hartman Buekspor 10 days. with
tie Navy lard. Brooklyn.
ssT 1sS, White Samson
Schr Lscon. Bearse, Boston, 3 days. with mdse.
Steamer Kennebeo, Flowers, Philadelphia, 20 hours
Sailed.
Steamship America for Liverpool: ship Vanguard for
Independence. for London barks Missispp Henry ORB
Ross; brig uaIald.
JvrE ls-Wind throughout the day, sw.
The semaphore at the Highlands inward bound
vessels in sight Ut sunset.
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Il ~.
Auived-Briss Ariel Nichols Camden Ne; Aonian, Nor
ton. Boston; Live Oak SAWYER hYok schrs None Such.
Saunders Ataco; helyina Slaght Boston: Sarah Ann,
Pinkhsm York; Achsah d. Johnson Nantueket Thames.
FREEMAN Nrork Corneia Smith, Proyiteuce; Pennsyva
MIA Endcot, do; samuel Nash. Allen. Newark; John
Moran Mason, James River; Mechanic, Cain. Boston,
swain, Townsend, do George Hcfner, Worth, do; Nay
Hover, Poster. DO; Baltimore, Mitchell NYOrk; Waterman.
CHAPMAN, Port Wnlhsl Ne; Marcy, wetts Proyidenee;
Csorssna. Roekhill NYork Eliza Francis, Wall. Boston;
Nsids Staples. soning;on; Mariana. HALEY, Roxburyi
Hucsor, Perry East Greenwih Ontario Van Gilden Rox
bury Albion, luken, Providence SNOW Dodge, Bos-
tor; Niagara spauldibg, East Thomaston, Co
Clearcd-Slip MaTanhau, Jamison, 50 John NIB; harks
Father Francis, Rogers Rio Jsueirc; Esxns, hvngton,
Quebec brig ACLan, Merton. Boston; Chas Edward Doat
do Nal, Baker do Lvira, Peters, So Bsrts Live Oak,
sawyer Boston; chrs Tboma freemsn: RoSbury Achsah
u. Jol nsop Provdeuce Mechanic Cain do; Mayhower,
Foster. NsvluryPori Marcy villet Prov iencs Penn
syysnis kndicot u rton; Globe Nokerson Bost John
Moresu. Mason Tcmpkinsriile; S-an. Townsend.
Can bridges Matilda stapl.e, Portsmouth Mary Ann, Hs
lay kexbuIy; Ns,ina. SlagLt NBedford; Sarah Anna.
iirkl am saco; Hudson Berry Boston, saml Mash Aea,
dos Geo Hoffman, Townsend Fall River Ontario Nanglder
proVidehcei Albion lufkin. Boston; SNOW Dodge do;
gorn,in Snith, Mtany; fhos TEMPER Nsksrs,n Proyi-
Francis Wall, Boston.
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Passengers Sailed.

Steamship Anierica-Mr James Thompson and
lazy Mrs Bettner and daughter, Yonkers Miss
Toronto Miss Byne N0reans; Mr. Duncan and lady,
Capada Mr. John Garrison and lady Philaielpha Thomas
Byrne LADY, child and nurse, NOresns Mr. Bergmann and
sister Inns Mr. Harris, Mr. David Law; Rev Mr. Guitar Pa
rs Rev Mr. faillon, do Mr. Belts Charleston; Lecuse
NYork; Mr. Haek jos Caete Alv Astreap Cerysntes
Ceryanez, COlquhoun, Montreal; Robertson, Brsck
Vile; fraeklam. Bronner Desroxeanx, George Tae
Hayward lady, two and maid Charleston Juan Or
Manuel Orter Bermequillo Mexico; Escalante
Sobrin James Fsken, John Kay: Aessrs Abaca Rev0
edo Iims; Escand don, do Buckley, Taylor Yorkshire
Hsnee Reynolds. Bsehan and son, Pennel England;
Jaques Toronto Miss Mitchell, do Messrs Hugh Dick ia
maica; Bonnabee Tobn, Leeds Brnd, Major Thompson,
ork; John French Charleston; Petard, Nfsrk Main.
Canada jules eydorn Darlington, England; Heron Glas
pard, Phladelphis; III stephens. Newark; u Heenan.
rosh Besumopt, do; ID funt Liverpool; Mr. Mann.
Cole Mr. Condesa &c Nergara, Lima Madame Reyorodo,
Kinney and lady. Misses and Appleton Mr. Satellite
Savannah; Hughes Toronto; Joseph Hobley Mr. Me-
Elroy. G Pandolnni, w Hurst, Demarieh q vany.A,
%. JsArd Jr g W Mcleod. John Osborne, Gordon, Mr.
WirFor, Jean Essegsry Hurst, Misses and Miche
Toronto; Jas hitcheli-l03
CHAebYs-steamship Alabama from New Orieans-Madsm
Adler and child, Madam walsh, Newman. wife and
ohildrsn. Mics Dunham, Miss Tracy Birth and lady.
John Alley Strirbr VIM Davis, W Perry, A Edwards,
Newman, Gollred, Foster Boarman w Ale xander,
W J. Word, Yaneey. Word. A Tlippn, John q
Eubabk, d Cleveland. Prewit Davis lsaae Gold
berg M Earsha Hugh Craig, Michael Marley, Thomas
Phillips. fenny. McLane aud three servants Warren,
II heLane, W Coekburn, ID Cady. Pegys, Costa.
yos Hawes basgett, Claresy, Clarely, Levy. 4
alton servant, Rice and two servants Dorsey
La Middleton, Wolf Lawler. Schornse, T. J rsdy.
y Remington and servant, Simon, 7 Burroughs N
Dcudo, CAPT TUFTS. Atwood, Dr James, claTy and
tTo Jss' !, s,,9,ns s,Pesn Taysr STEELE
la <, Mitchell. " strong. Leon Wright White, DC
tast Dulois, L Leonard, c frtz-
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INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our Washington Correspondence.
wAsHIsGroS, June is, 1850


WAsHIroroS, June is, 1850.
The sennOle Indian Fund What became efit, &c, &C.
The House. to-day, after much animated debate, re-
considered its vote of yesterday passing Mr. swtzers
resolution for committee of inquiry relative to
snlawfu transfer and Of the Seminole Indian
fund In the of the debate, the spslogsts Of
Messrs Meredith and Ewing generally admitted that
the Seminole fund had been drawn out OF the Urea
sury and appropriated for other purposes than those
for which il raised but they contended that the
fund had been originally carried improperly to the
surplus fund in the Treasury
Mr.. Jacob Thompson, OF the Ways and Means Com
mittee stated that he had behalf of his committee,
six weeks ago addressed letter TO the proper depart
ment, in regard To the matter under consideration,
which had not yet been answered The reconsdsra-
ton moved was carried and Mr. Sweetzer's resolution
was laid on the table. Mr. sweetzer then moved that
the Ways and Means Committee should obtain the in
formation and report the result Of the inquiry the
House. This proposition was amended, on Mr.. Chand-
lers mott on and passed But little else did the House
accomplish That the Florida Indian fund has been
got out of the Treasury without the order sanction
ofCongress, and paid away, in some shape other,
and TO some body or other, is clearly enough made
manifest by what has been divulged to-day. But
where the money has goSe is not easily made clear
consent and connivance, aud Mr.. Reverdy Johnson's
ever-ready legal opinion has used the money to pay
the expenses OF the family of gold hunters who
went out to New Mexico and California with hessrs
Collier, Wilson, end Calhoun government appointees
atthe governments expense. one OF these families
OF gold hunters cost the government IN the shape OF
travelling expenses upwards eff sl25OOO aud that too
in addition to the prnses OF the military escort be-
longing to the army, which went along with said
"faniily,n as | have been informed by member of
Congress who has looked into the bill Of fare The
"famy was reno unted at santa Fe as learn, at
exper Sc of 100000.
Nh Hugh ~ smith the delegate to Congress from
that region informs me that the price OF mules went
considerably up at Santa Fe about those days.
The questions who the relatives and
friends sent out in the families ~ aforesaid by Mr
Secretary Ewing And from what fund did Mr. Ewing
oh the money TO defray their heavy expenses
in the Senate but little progress has been made to-
day, in perfecting the compromise. Mr.. Phelps has
health.
We have four distinct changes in the atmosphere
lere to-day. AS write, at IL O'Clock ut night, tho
hat =
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Az do, same date, brig NagArs Harding fer New York

Az do, same date brig NissArs Harding. New York.
Bvrros AraEs, May 2-garhs ia. Andrews French, for
s Ssna d aef s%ar s' sr rn::
tpssl Dsewitl for EYosk do koFa Atlantic tiam! ss.
gso Cor sd S' apn Is iSad for
ags1I june brig ha1ssf ill.,
HAs.Av, P, June No Am vessel in port.
Nr Ar S s NsM woc
NYort Feb 25J une brgs chAtsworth Johnson for Am
Ss1sfs =, Campbell ns =;
stg t Going in 18th bark Maryland Klins, from James
sxess-Bris ..ks wss not a. 81 ms. lds for NYorh q.
reported,
AsAIAc|eoIA, June s-Arr brig CushnOs, Lswsry, New
Ayres G6as Carroll Marh.n. Savannah bark Lawrence,
$SS S::sss AZ:
John wesley iBrJ pa,ie, Cork Lively Ssj Horisriy L.
s' . sSr, cds s.
ass Hswon N2rlsanf bark. 1osa1S. GTsen Baenos
c6:RS%s
and Mary sa sss.
sTss Bss'JS Sas last Glen
fusg.s brig Ocean Ryder BOstSn; schr ROsamcnd Reke,
.$$ss .+s
TIs S.s' S. i1Sns Bahia ana
WileSy NIork sd ihip schiller q ami Baker, Bremen;
tALAl., June SArr brirs Itaska Gresniaw, and Ade-
Iaide oBrien, NYork SID 9th. sehrs Tionesa. Leland.
more nontresc. wnchenbaeh, and Areturns Rain.s Phil
sdephia; johnson, Lunt and Olive Elizabeth Elliot,
FAST MAcnAs June li-sld schr Geo Evans Kellar New
June lArr s s5Fs Smith Brett N ps,
delphi,. ~
I9IsE; Hosr, June lsIn pOr. schF. Gen Scott from
rvs Del june IS ssa baTi MARSHALL 1'i p.s from S1
ships Maria Louise mus Bremen; sGssS for boston,
o'clock this brig is in tie ong supposed to 10
the Washington; from Matanxas.
gre.. CID big Oliver. sumner for NYork.
NV oRIrss, June 10, PM-Arr ship Allen, Chase. st
Miguel spl Ben,oss Barceona sehI Gov Arnold whitney.
si.al CID ships Gslena Leayit NYork; Caendar Good
banks Wolfe, Sarah Ann and sohr Oregon; 9th, bark
New York Psste, and sehr MAJ Barbour
burg NYork. Below schrs Entire Damsrcs Plymouth
NC for HYoas Timothy fhaIo Line Baltimore for Boston.
NrwBvRYroRr. June l5-sld schr Jew. HOyt. Philadsl
Provnrscr: June l7-Arr sloop Providence Brown. New
d soo s wm nsiTf cwsD enn 'i''
PmIADrLrmA. Juue l1-Arr brig Pearl Harding Boston;
Bosen cd wSsy mseh
PENSACOLA June i0-Cld sehr Lamartine. Robbins New
PoRrIAsp, June IsArr brig Henrietta York. Philaiei-
Pha 7th sehs Daniel Tranes Paris NSrolk Mary tof
PcRTsncurn, june ls@Arr SriSs j Fremont, Goady.
PENSACOLA; Hy Alfred, wass, Georgetown, Sc sehr Eliza
RicHMoSD June l7-Cld bark Oriole Stump Bahia and
mkt Sid schr Cory Crockett. Portland.
SroNiNeTo,, June l5-Arr sehr Dunnng Fan River FOR
suIiyAy, yure Esd brig olanda, Hill. Philadelphia;
sAvANrsH June Ii-Arr bark Carolina, Sherwood, New
York Cid brig stephen Young, Gray. Portsmouth.
WARREN, June i5-Cld brig Eaeline Clifford Philadel
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TeIsgrnphIc Reports.

HVII 40, juno 1T ISIU
The receipts here since yesterday have been as fol-
lows Flour eco bills wheat, $500 bus corn 81 600
bus The market for -four Is depressed dealers wai.-
ing for the Csmhria's news Wheat IL easier parti.
culsfly for low grades CornSale q mixed Western
have been made at 4phc.
AtnA~r. June 10, 1850
The last "a hours. receipts sreof -four 1908 bills;
wheat, none; corn, 1000 bus There Il not much
activity In the -four MAJ ket but prices are steady
Sales made of GOO hhls terms not ascertain.
ed. In wheat there was nothing doing worth tse-
graphing brsk demand exists for corn Is 900 bus.
Of mixed Western have been sold az COc sales Of
% GOO bus mixed Western have also been sol At 5Tc
60 arrive in three months Oats steady with sales
Of coo bus 81 2oc.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PEusrrrrH,s, June le-Iirsi Bssrdl25 shares cirara
Bank 1875 az do Union Canal. llit 100 do Morris Canal
lt1s do Camden Auiov RR 10. do Chesafeake add
Delaware Canal s.; Si10l SpruE Garden l.. l02i,. 40
,e' sFtO Eesairs Rsilread e. 90 .h,r, Pom Bank.
fhauy $50 ishigh g. a. fhs Penn RI az. "a d.
~ $40 I.high C. ~; 100 Reading Rtiroadh's, 7 Loo
Tennessee 70 - 900 Southwark g. s. Co 600 schuylkl
Navigation G., Is, 90
DAtrINonr June iI.-sioo Chcsareate Ohio Canal
Bends, gusranted ~ Nrinir July coupons loo sh,
uncn hank ~ do. Baltimore life irsursnce s ~ %.
So ~ do. baltimore Ohio Rsiroad t 10 DO GA; ~ de.
CiL; 10 do. York Cumberland RR. 49, 10 DO. lgi,
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Our Philadelphia correspondence.
PHrLApELPHIA, June 10, 1850

Wing State Conreniion- OuirGg.s, &c, &c.
According previous announcement, the whig State
Convention at the Chinese Museum in this city,
this morning David Leesh of Armstrong county, being
catled to the chair All the counties represented
except some three or four motion made to
refuse seats to substitute delegates who do not reside
in the districts they represent This excited most
earnest debate from which 1t quite evident that
the advocates Of the motion fearful lest certain
leading wigs of this city might be among the subst
tutes One OF the city delegates Hon Charles Gibbons
made animated speech in favor OF the motion, in
which he said that the wings OF Phiadephia did not
desire large a representatontha they had elected
all whom they waited in the convention. To this NJ r.
q. o. Looms retortd that he would be sorry to be
distrustful of his brother wings OF Allegheny Mr..
Gibbons Of the Philadelphia wings This home
thrust told we'll but after some further the
motion was laid upon the table A large committee
appointed TO nominate officers for the permanent
organization Of the convention, who held a session
after the adjournment Of the ntioa and agreed
upon Daniel NJ. smyser Of Adams county for Presi-
dent The vote was -Smyser nineteen, Gibbons, Of
rhiladeph ia. five. aud some scattering. You will per-
ceiye that the city wings they are ftmsry
termed in the country the "Bourbons" of the whig
party, not Of any particular consequence in
the convention in point of members Trouble is
aprrehendod, relative to the resolutions platform
of the convention, but am unable to say whether it
nos' brutal murder was committed rear Camden
yesterday morning. Jealousy was the cause The
murderer young man named James MCallsn, alas
Sckroey. Jim, heal ing that his mistress had gone on
pic nic from this city TO the Camden dds muster
ed his Towdy gang followed the party attacked them
and killed the young man, named George higgins who
in company with the girl and who had taken her
there
A number Of other murderous outragcs have been
committed within the past few days. but my soul
sekens and my pen recos from recording this bloody
catalogue Alas poor fated Philadelphia. abandoned
TO the knife and pistol q the assassin when will thy
children redeem Thy crewhilo peaceful reputation
ia present deep p'Idition
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APALAcucoLA, June j.
Arrived-Brig Cushnoc, NYork.
BALrrNoRk, June 10.
Arrivsd-Bark EptAw, Boston; schr W Parker, NYork.
BosroS, juno 10.
Arrived-Barks Mary slade and Adelia Rogers Phia-
delphia Mary Helen Harriet Newell aud Russia do; ships
Sophia walker, Matanzas 9th iast Isaiah Orwell, Nor
leans, May 81; sloop Osceola st Thomas.
Cleared-Barks ppetop, Baltmore Mcrrmac and Aaron
Harvey Philadelphia Kremlin NYork; brgs 7 Perkns.
Aux Harris Philadelphia; Delon an
Albany; e l. and Cornelia, NYork.
BATH, Jane IL.
Cleared-ship Italy, River st Lawrence.
CHARLEsroN. June Is.
Arrived-Brig Tybee. NYorK.
10th u Mail Steamer Georgia. ID Potter, commander
touched of the bar this forenoon.
NEW BEDroRp. June Is.
Arrived-sloop Apollo NYork.
PORTLAND, JunsiS.
Arrived-Brig Onees, Baltmore; schr Hero NYork.
PRovIScErowS, June Is.
sailsd-schr Virgins, North Atlantic.
PRovrpRrcs Juno Is.
Arrived-Bark Jehn Brewer Pictou; schr Maria tn
Creek, NC; Wright, James River; Hector, Rondout
sloops w ii Hopkins Dread and Monarch, do Fashion
Rhode Island, and Hardisn, NYsrk.
Saled-sloop Long NYork.
SALEs, jane -
Arrived-sohr Pavilion NYork.
wmMSsroS, June IL.
Arrived-schr Olive, NYork.
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On Wednesday 1eth srIvrsrrH L. WINS, in the 2sth
year ~ his age.
1he friends and relatives also Constellation Lodge
I. o. ofO. y Continental Chapter d V A No IL aud
the First Company Continental Guard Capt J. Q.
Holme and The order In general respectfully invt
cd 90 attcrd his funeral from his late residence 3i2
Third avenue, sunday Esd inst. at half past
o'clock A. NJ. His remains vii betsken 10 Paterson,
". y for iuttrment
on Tuesday. 18th inst s.aiurL AHSon, youngest son
Of James u. and Catharine u. Teston, aged months
aud 10 Gays
The friends q the family requested W attend the
funeral om the residence Of the parents $40 Monroe
street. THE (1hurfdsy) afternoon At O'Clock
Eastern pepers please copy.
On the 10th instant. Josy. infant son Of John aud
Margaret "A Csbill, aged 10 days
june 18th 1880. Mrs. MsRr GsiLsHpr sgcd a. years.
The ffiends Of the family and those Of her brother
in law, Charles Dstine are respectfully invited 10 at
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sTrAsrrs NonrHsnssn hsp NV osIr.ss-These
sh hs former % .so zsh q Ap and Vie after on ,hs
Gonie,idee. on account Of sickness a, X.
SUP MoSose.ErA, iOs tons. Of Phsdsirhi. has been
sis sSy SsSsr " csy, Jason sssSa
BAnK wr.Ksse bartlett FROM Mobile Tor California. be-
coIssTrsd PROV 20 sfr TO- .rj ses 81 suction Her carss
would e taken forward in BE tarh Mercy Of Liverpool to
DFe W sur7I' BRETT, =, Gardiner is,h in,. from New
& .sd hsi az $50 wols s1 q s Washed "a dss IN
hnIs wascIs.A PCvs ieres Tor 81 h,k: Pa, into Mas
t & S s ssi: 1'Ssi
w.im.a. on fhs a; i.ai sss s q f ss,sI
I i, H.. r, ssS c,Ga. 80 -
was Immediately t5wed round % Quebec.
Notice TO Mariners.
NsrioS,I ossFavArnar.l
v .asoSs. Sc rG is@' ss sSp a.
D consul. General d ne RspuSi. q Dsrainie, DO
osSs, .cu,S sas p ,is sissi o. San 6snisss
,uss ~ sss p MA siu .s ss 9sn sse hor'h
asa ne sS.sS s' . aSi. T!
20 lave Lost her ruddsr upon " . few months ago.
M e sS y,s a Esss SSP @sTis oS
kFEiURY LsStsnss,
Naval.
The shin 50 ssrys bearing N, broad rcnnant % Com
r,.;.ee q Q d,y:rsr ssni, on anshorirs "a q. Ma
s. xsrys sailed from he ga February for
Nsuilla.
The Plymouth Com vorAse., sailed a. same time f,r
Turou Bay mission of Mr. a'cster 4 Special Aren't
1is Dolphin Lieut. Com Jrsse. a, sashor in x,cAO
The Object % The visi, Of the ST May, N,na
American ssmen Who ssrs in prsor hsrs, charged vi.S
having Gre Tie American snip nssssehuse,s Of New
Tfs s, Mars sailed FROM Msn. on the e,h o. March.
Aleut the ltth q March the straits q Gsspin
Of na rcx iroke got board the - Narys and she
r,s the spread o. the eonsson, which succeeded but
when the left Bats's March sh their recovery
1tse are also on board three prisoners from IN. Pacific
tquacrun sent lone under Communication ef sentencfdeah
Lsr cr OrrIcrrs-Comy-odore eoisnger, Li.utenants
harthand. Capt Jcue.. " Boudiuot Acting Lieu
tttnn; strscon. SR Addison; Lieutenant q Marines
hiN,h CsHpseS,.. seeTr sry Fred Sshsy Ms.hiPnsa
Cu1n.r John Brovni Passenger West- Norfolk He
raid, June ".
spoken.
An American tsrh. with white signal and Letter in It,
which steering not stated Nay ~ lat % Ion 81 L.
fok cALtfoAEIs
Schr Creole Weeks from Baltimore (Dec 50 for CALIFORNIA;
Nay "a, OF Staten Island.
wbsIemen
Arr newport, l7th. ship y Thompson Holmes. Nraei-
c III. w c a. 90 Rp ssrs .s' f Helena Sr' ss
Corinhisn, Slate Nj, from Desoiston Island, 500 bbis,
.rrtcsee tgurd hcne Peruvian, BrOws, DO fui bd hons.
NB.dfcr', I7th, ships Champion Bailey, NPseiac'
hrrs Ssn,rsist var I'm ship Young Here swain. Pa
eife Ocean. 2ioo his WI no do 81 Oh.
Foreign Ports.
Bsus, Arr l0Br bark Mercy fcr merseyl 81 fv.rrcc'
Tor san ffsheseo very scos With cargo Of barb Wsfe
Breoo. Banda or,e-,sl April Hs-sid brs cs~sis Bal
iey, ef sEd fer salem.