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BOSTON-Ar 2sth, bark Charles William of Thorn
aston, Ekson, Mobile 9Th ut; sch Aid, Farnhan Dana
riscotta.
Cid bark Lucy Ann Kear wiscasset to load for Trim
idad brig Lexington, hobertsIon, Machas sch IA
loolah, Glazie Jacksonville Orion, Post, South Thorn
aston.
2sth, bark Sophia Freeman, walboboro brig Carl
| ton. Percy, Havana llth.
Cid schs Jos Farwel, Alexander, Alexandria; Mary
Miller, Peacock. Philadelphia; Orbit, Levenseer Wal
doboro Betsey, Robinson, Thomaston; Harriet Ann,
Soue, Augusta.
Ar 3Oth, sch Charleston Packet, Thompson Bath
Ar ST schs Sarah, Pray, Dresden lno, Baker Of and
FIN townsend.
Sid ship hio Grande.
Ar I'd, schs ST Mar,s Oliver, Bath; Grape Creasev,
do Imperial Blnn, Wiscasset John, Colby do Ram
bier GuptIl, ockland.
NEW YoRK-Cld eth, ship Milan, sturtevant, Bic,
Ar 29th, ships Italy, Reed, Liverpool Emma Field
ow, doi vancuse, of homaslon, Havre; brig Albion
Cooper, Cienuegos schs Aclam, of Bristol 81 Domingo;
Cadet, RocklaDd o ofO do.
Cid 2sth, brig Venus, Gardner, Orleans; sch Lepre.
lette Reed, Chagres.
Cid 9Th, bark Rodorie Dim, McClntock Sagua 3Oh,
shi Jos Badger Mobile bark Gilbert, Cuba.
Ar schs Paragnn, Atlantic, Ocean STAR Richmond and
Martha, Rockland.
Ar 3Oth, schs Gen Cass Col Simons Warrior, and Mt
Vernon, Rockland; Phi sburg Thomaston
Ar lst ships London, Hebad, London South Carolina
Stewart, Rotterdam bark Cuba, of Boohbay, Sawyer
Cardenas.
Cid st, shin Geo Patten, St John.
Sid Both, ship Milan.
NEW ORLEANs-Ari 18th, brig Ellen Reed, Chapman,
| Havana.
Cid ship Calhoun, Melcher, Liverpool.
Adv about 20th bark REINDEER Lawrence, for Bordeaux
about 28 h.
| CID 2lst, ship Nathl Thompson, Liverpool.
below 24th ship T hoger from Havre, with 13j emf
| grants.
MoBlLE-Adv, ship Medallion for Liverpool, wig 200
Ar 20th ship Hnntress Newport E.
| APALACHlCOLA-Ar I'd, ship Genoa Kelley New
| York
NoRfoLk-Ar 24th, schs Sarah Frances Thomaston;
| Elizabeth, do, Thos Xix, X ockland
DISQUALIFICATION 27th, ship William, FIN New
| Ar soth, sch Julia Payson, Preble. Bath.
| PROVlDENCE-Cld 9th sch Glenrow Msxcv Ma
| tanZas. N'' ~
| Philadelphia. ' ~ ''
CaARLEsToN-Ar 25th, sch Yucatan, Garland. Bos-
Ar2 thth ship Switzerland, Carter Philadelphia.
WiLMlNGTON-Ar Path, brig Eolus, Ballard. New
York -'e"
| tALTlMoRE-Ar June 2, ship Mt Vernon, of Bath.
| SANANNAH-Ar 9th, ship State Rights New ork
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Powder and Shot,
Fruit and Vegetables,

A VERY fine quality Powder-and all sizes of Shot,
II sale at the City Market by SO G PAGE
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Toilet,

A TWO story Dwelling House, being in goo,
"a IA repair-very pleasantly situated on Middle
I..:@ Street. Apply to
LILA BRONSON & SEwALL.
Bath, May %, 1851. 49tf
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B. G.. G..
ATTENTION.

rNHE regular Drill Meetings of the ATH CITY
GREYS will be held their Armory, on every Frd.v
evening at O'Clock.
Fine for non-attendanee ,c-nty fee cfnfs.
Per ORDER
astf F. d, SEWAIJ cI,L
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their season-now receiving by the steamboats, fror
Boston, New York and South at the City Market by
oo A PAGE.
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Piano F7R Fortes.

THE subsc ibers pre- AIRED TO furnish Pianos, Of
variety of style and finish, from The best Manpfac.
In New England nj the lowest prices. Several 6ns
toned instruments on hand which purchasers
quested to examine. .. Ht
W Second hand Pianos for sale or TO let.
SAWYER u MAGOUN.
Bath May Is, 1851. Al
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Garden and Field Seed.

HERDS Grass, Glover and Red Top Seeds seed
III Barley, Seed Oats. Garden Seeds OF all kinds and
Flower Seeds for sale by W. p. MARSTOk.
Bath, May ], 1851. ~
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Ship ChandlerV!

a BY 80 ''''' . ''''' ''"''' :" "A"' '0' 'o''
II. HYDE d Co., corner of Front
and BrOHd Streets, Bath.
Including Cordase- (maniia and Iarred) from IL
Manufactures OF Boston and Plymouth by Gang or rs.
TAIL. Couon, Scolch and Russia Duck CT all descrip.
tons. Coiou and Hemp Twines
Anchors Of all slzes-Besi proved Chain Cables
Sheets and Ties-b"lt, Sheaihhe Copper and yellow
lalrComposli%i Spikes anc Other Castinss-Per-
Gear, W ihdass Necks and Cap.,sns Spindes-Cam-
booses-lron Spikes-haval Stores-Painis, Oils and
Glass-NauIical Instruments, Books, Charts &c
Many Of The above articles soitable notice can BE-
delivered from the nanuiaciurersat their loves prices
free Of expense 10 the purchaser.
BaIh. March L. ISL. .st- ..H 81
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Marseles-In port 18th inst, bark Hathorn. Small.
for Boston. ldg ''
Irinidud-Ar llth bark Mstanzas, Stearns Bath.
Hivana-In port 18th, bark Indian Oneen nrummord
disg.
Sid 2ist, ship Charlotte R eed, Weeks, Cowes.
Qnehec-Ar 2sth, ship New England, Purrington New
York
ST Thomas7Ar May 18th, ship Sarah & Louisa, Nc
Lellan, and SD for Orleans
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SPOKEN.

May g. Off Edystone, ship Emma Watts, Watts, from
Antwerp for New York.
MAY IL 49, Ion 49, ship Tempest, Patten FIN Liver
pool for Boston.
May "a lat a. Ion 49, bark Rainbow, FIN Matanzas for
Riga.
Nav %, Nantucket Shoal abt 20 miles, ship Caspian
Trufant, hence for Charleston.
April g. lat 40 ls s. Ion a TO- ship Mount Vernon, oil
Bath days from Callao for Baltimore, with guano
Asd had heavy weather split stern post md vas eaking
badly. = ~ FL >
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TT f N TON

:3o AGo No
THE BATH MECHANIC RIFLEMEN wilIhereaf
i ter NEE, at their Armory, every FRIDAY EYE
INNG. at 7 1.2 O'Clock
Fine for attendance IS cents
Per orde of the Commanding Officer
6Ih15 s.-- rrr g. w. HOLMES Clerk
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid at Liverpool l4th, Halcyon, Wade, New York
for New Orleans. f' ''"'
Sid fin Portsmouth 10th, Hampton, Davis, fin Calcutta
Cid 18th, Na,h1 Kimball, Smith, Mobile
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Seraphines and MelOdeOus

THE subscribers prepared furnish Seraphine:
Uhe largest of them suitable for churchesl and
Caharts Patent Melodions THE action of which is
quick as the Piano. AT Manufacturers Lowest Prices
These instruments are ofthe QUALITY and w AR
RANTED SAWYER& MAGOUN, BooKskLLERs.
Bath, June 3. so
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Celebrated Chewing Gum.
Raisins. Figs. &c.
PLANO FORTE

TASKS aud Boxes Malaga Ralsns-S uiann do-ss-
~ ira Elme Figs-CItron--Mace Cstrants for sale
by 20 NJ + GANNErT.
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k$tosisiana.- Clinton EAST Feliciana)
WEiigofthe I'd instant, says:
The season thus far has been unpropitious. Cot
ton, although in some places quite promising, has
seen in others very much injured by cut worms
and boil worms. The corn cropwill be very short
In many fields there has been no rain for weeks,
and the o4rn n too far advanced to derive any be
neft from any source The cane is doing well,
although it is represented as small for this time of
year.
The Farmerville Enquirer, published in Union
parrish on the Arkansas line, says, on the 9th ut
Colonel Jones, of Loeb Lomond, showed us on
Tuesday, full grown cotton boil, one of many to
be seen on his river place and we are indebted to
Mr.. Nyegaard for fully developed ear of common
corn, every grain of which is full and perfect,
pulled on the 25th inst This isn't SO bad for Union
Parish, considering the latitude and the drouth.
In Georgia.-Mr. s. Groom, chairman of the
committee on the state of the crops, made the fol-
lowing report to the Greensboro Agricultural So
ciety on the 14th ult.:
The committee on crops respectfully report
That the cotton crop in this vicinity, at the pre-
sent time, looks well. The stand is generally
good, and the plant presents healthy and thrift,
back attending it, in the fact, that it is some tel
days later than usual at this period of the season
blooms having appeared in COM aratvely but few
crops. r..Nf
In Alabama.-The Selma Enterprise of July q
says:
The accounts of the growing crops are somewha
varied, but putting all together, are led to ihin
| the prospects fair throughout i E country Tn
weather for the last week has been warm excep
in the mornings, which have ben rather COO
But little rain
The Crops-From all parts of the country W
have the most glowing accounts Of an abundan
harvest. Grain, grass and fruit were never known
in the average, to be better or more plentiful
Wheat, rye, corn, oats, and potatoes promise equa
ly well. An unusual quantity Of potatoes wer
planted last spring, owing to the scarcity and hig
price last season. Baltimore Patriot, 2Sth
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grazing on the plains Of Illinois but fortnight
previous these cattle were brought from Chicago
to Dunkirk, and thence over the Erie Railroad in
"a hours. In sx days cattle can leave Chicago
and land in New York, all the way by steam pow
er, thus saving much in the weight az compared
with driving, and being more conducive to the
health of the animal and the consumer. 1t would
he supposed, from go large an increased area of
supply, that beef would become cheaper it should
be so, but that there are powers exercised else
where that combine to keep up the prices.
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Az the period for nominating candidate, for the
National and State Legislatures h now near at
hand, will yoa permit me TO suggest 10 nv fellow.
votsr the psopsiety Of selecting men who maintain
good moral characssn. No merchant would
knowingly, employ - . clerk one who was ad.
dic'sd % sintempeSance, or gambling, or visiting
diHspu,able houses, or supporting aconcubine, and
why shosld be psEmi. himself to be represented in
any legislative body by. those to whom he would
not con6ds his private business Il has long been
tbs practice 10 name candidates for Office without
lnAtowing thought upon their claims 10 respec,a-
baliy = psivass citssns but men Of standing. e.
psonly hsads Of families. may we'll ask themselves
eech heedlsssnea = NOT virtual encour.
sesnanto tot innosality in our midst OssEavER.
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Commodore Tatnall assumed on the LIST inst. the
command of the U. S. Navy Yard at Pensacola.

american Cotton at tho Great Fair-The Lon
don Morning Chronicle, in the course of its reviews
Of the prominent objects Of the Great Exhibition,
admits the dependence of England upon the United
States for its chief supply of cotton and remarks
"The Americans have their own wants to sup
ply; and with growing means of production and
daily increasing skill, they WILL of necessity, take
care Of themselves first. That they are extending
their trade into channels, may be seen on ex-
aiming their contributions in cotton manufactures ;
and the sail cloth exhibited and manufactured by
| the Williamantc Duck Company, of the State of
New York, proves their progress, since there can
be no doubt that the specimens of this article here
shown are superior to any thing else of the kind in
the exhibition, and certainly it opens new and ex-
ensve field for the operations of those hitherto un-
developed energies which the manufactures OF the
United States are anxiously awaiting an opportu-
nifty of bringing into play. Nor is the question OF
the raw material, in this alone, matter to be
sighted since extensive production of the article
Of sail cloth would involve consumption to which
the lace trade Of Nottingham and the muslin trade
OF Glasgow would bear but very small proportion u
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Malta and Algiers-A correspondent in Malta
of the New York Express, under date of 31st May,
says:
We have learned by private source that the
importation of tobacco into Algiers has much de-
clined of late, in consequence of the culture OF
tobacco in the colony to considerable extent. 1t
is protected by duty of 20 per cent ad valorem.
BY new tariff, which went into operation on the
first of April, most articles Of Algerne agriculture
are protected.
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Highly Important from Canada - Toronto,
June %, 1s51.-Last night Attorney General La
Fontaine made the most important announcement
ever made in Parliament since the union of the
Provinces, viz: that the French party intend to
oppose the secularizaton OF the Protestant clergy
reserves The announcement will lead to an agi-
tation for dissolution of the Union. On fourteen
different occasions the representatives of Upper
Canada voted for secularizng those revenues ; but
their efforts were neutralzed by the nominees OF
the crown in the other branch Of the Legislature,
and the rebellion of 1888 was the consequence
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Railroad Inteliigence.-The New York Express
says: The receipts of the Erie Railroad for the
month of June, will be fully il not over 5000 900,
and that the arrangements for the fall business are
complete on this road, and the equipments are
ample to do all the business offered, and which
will fully realize the estimates of the Directors
There is beef now selling in the New York mar
kets, the cattle from which it was taken were
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A"e NUM- Noo' DtoWonu.-i hs LONDON llmes
in its daily review of the great Exhibition says:
After all the work which has been made about
this celebrated diamond, our readers will be rathe r
surprised TO hear that many people find difficulty
in bringing themselves believe, from its external
appearance, that it is anything but piece of COM
mon glass. Amid all the adventures that have be-
fallen it, there is perhaps odd than that
its genuineness should now be doubted. Yet so it
is. The fact is, that the " Mountain of Light"
has been shockingly ill-used in the cutting, and
that when placed in the open light of day, without
any arrangements to draw forth its brliancy, il
does not sparkle and CLEAN like other jewels of the
kind. To obviate this disadvantage, and demon
strae to the world that the kohiNoor veritable
diamond, it is to be surrounded with a canopy OF
tent the interior of which is TO be lighted with gas
and the idea is that this will develop its beauties
as gem of the purest wafer, with a certainty and
splendor which undoubtedly are not attained al
present.
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Sent to Jsa.-Benit, the Spaniard who was COM
united for stabbing West, on the evening of
late Masonic Festival in Clinton, La has been ex.
amlned and sent to Jail ill lie November Court
Term. West, who was thought TO DO mortality
wounded il recovering.
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The Michigan Railroad Conspiracy - The
trial Of Dr.. Abel s. Fitch, the leading consprator,
is going on. Henry Phelps, one of the witnesses
for the prosecution, of whom DR.. Fitch tried to
make conspirator also, occupied the stand on the
Oath and 25th ult. His testimony is positive, well
connected and bears the stamp of genuineness
According to the testimony Of Phelps and others
old Dr. Fitch must have been literally vsry devt.
and his punishment must be certain. But unfor-
tunatey, these testers have the faint Of conspira
cv on their brows; besides, Fitch is a man of con
siderable influence, and has heretofore sustained
fair character, which will probably have its nfu
ence with the jury against the class of witnesse.
who are brought forward to testify against him
The outrages committed have been explained BY
the testimony since the beginning of the trial
which has now been going on for more than twenty
days, and exposes one Of the most villanous con
spiracies ever known.
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Cheating Uncle Sam.-The National Iuspec.
tors have to keep sharp look out to prevent con
tractors from gouging the Government. Men who
would not dare to palm of sand for sugar, or oak
leaves for tea, do not have any scruples in
packing such stuff in the middle Of the chests and
barrels sent to the Navy Yard. There ought to be
stringent laws Furnishing the attempt to defraud
the Government. The man who cheats Uncle
Sam, wrongs not one man, but tsosnty-thres nsl
Isons Of men. New York Mirror.
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE or
Speeds Fever Tonic.
~ TIE greatest discovery of the age. by which
FEVERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
produced whatever Called be efectu
ally and permanently cured, in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURS
perfectly hamlsssn most cases. its operation scarcely per-
ceptible-and it
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
JUS, what it promises, if the directions are followed
For descriptive sheet setting forth its merits and containing
the highest specaby from planters physicians
distinguished all through the South who have used and
thoroughly tested properties please call oil
merous agents.
Que Dollar per bottle bottles for Five Dollars One
bottle sufficient for from six
nv Prepared only by A. KENDALL & CO., 70 Magazine
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
-" Communications promptly attended to. my23 DIN 2dp
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gcsr Of Saturday last says, that the river there is
now on stand, If not recedng. No longer is the
furious and troubled current freishted with thou.
sand trunks and branches of trees. torn from crumb
ling banks and uprooted and submerged islands.
Il rolls on pat % with majesty and force tha'
awe ". but with q surface as clear as a mirrol
from the CLASSY surface of which, in Shelley,
aublime language " the oceans moon looks on thu
moon in Heaven"
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From the Plains.-The Santa Fe mail reached
Independence June %. Among the passengers
was Mr.. Moorhead, Of the Boundary Commission
and Mr.. Duncan, of New York. They report the
grass as good on the Plains, and water scarce
There was large body of Indians waiting at Fort
Mackay to accompany Major Kirkpatrick to the
gathering at Fl Laramie, the approaching autumn.
They met Massarey and Simms' train at Cold
Spring; Clemens train at Coon creek Barclays
at Coon creek Russell and Jones' at Little Ar.
kansas. and Irwin's, Ross and Kit Carson's al
Lost Spring.
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REMARKABLE CURK.-Dr. Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor, has the credit of achieving remarkable
We shown the other day slave belonging the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press. Third Municipality, who,
were informed had been cured of consumption rather
disease of the liver and lungs, with fever of the bowels He
was discharged the 2d March. after being confined his
bed for many months The appeared perfectly restored
We also saw, the tme negro who had been cured
of by DR. Fryer Editors Louisiana Stat
Republican. Lafayette, May %, 1851. my30 d&Wn
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A Css1id Ftss Soixw.-We learn from the
BuElingtoa Sentinel, that the Hon. Lucius B.
Peck, he fes soil candidate for Governor in Yer
mont, appears in the last Patriot with letter de-
dining the Aonation, ON the ground that the Con-
vsnten passsd resolutions denying The constitution
atty Of he fagittve slave law and approving of the
Vermont Hsbeas Corpus OF Modification act. The
former law NJ Peck believes land provost to be
constitutional and the latter 10 be unconstitutional
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To the Ladies.

TT Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage ia her line of happy inform he.
public has removed from No 26 NayRdes
to 1893 St Charlie, rree, where prepared receive am
ct Ladies aud Children with the following articles to wit;
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL SUP.
PoRTKRs, DR.. Bannings BODY BRACES, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUPPORT.
Frs. Dr. Thompsons SUPPORTERS, etc. etc.
~ Hours of attendance in the morning. from A. M. till
O'Clock P. NJ; and In the evening, from till r. N.
NJ Females will assist and wait upon ladies
apis 2dp cod
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Napal Depot in Nsso Orleans. = Many of our
readers win be grati6ed to learn that the Commit
tss are taking measures to bring before the Secre
tary Of War IL importance Of establishing Navy
Yard in this city. The able report, in another
column, sets forth with cearness and force the rea-
sons Why such great public work should be estab-
lisheds There 10 NO reason why steamers and their
machinery should mot be constructed here, as at
any point on the river. Fs.
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qaired so extensive popularity for its curative
powers in cases Of cholera darrhoa and dysentery,
is prepared only At Dr.. Beach's, 1877 Canal street.
At this time Of year, when the above diseases are
prevalent, no person should bs without bottle of
this excellent remedy. Il g
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Let all those who suffering under the asonizins tor.
OF Rheumatism read the following and also
may be done ior them if they will use hs na bic remedy
Mr.; John Bui-Dear Sir: For the last three years
have been afflicted with Rheumatism of the eharac
ter was at times in the greatest agony OF pain tried
remedy could Tor the disease but found
permau relief until induced your preparation
of Sarsapsla which has entirely cared of Rheumatism
and greatly improved my general heah. than any med
have used have been Tree of pain Tor seve
raj months. and have doubt the permanent, and
confidently recommend being the best medicine
tor Rheumatism. isHAM BRID6Es.
Uniontown, Union county, Ky. May Il, 1873.
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IA psSxic Ne1ools af the Second Municipality
s.v.r.l v,.eha unce. ve mentioned that the teach
q. ~ pu1lh b,d p.uented several elegant pieces
n rl.,. - ~. 49, who had been for ten years
a. fsithfnl - Sbls superintendent. We pub
li.bad ~ klch accompanied the compli.
r..rt nasl1S1 - time yery III, and could not
,enly. 81 ~ arrival 1t homo, he has writ
-. - ansxval2 - has been handed US for pub.
I,c.,in. II "a Is read by many of his former
mink. nav ene.esd in the active pursuits of life,
vish muSh interest,
Bp1DsswArsR. Ma... June o. 1851.
Mn. Jllia Daztlsti nd Others;
Your noss Of the 5lsf OF May, written IN the
name ofthe Teachers of the Second Municipality,
was recsiyed on the day Of ts date but as you are
aware. Twas mot able to write an immediate an
swer.
1 have now been with my family ten days, and
hn<1 tlSa kanninera nf finding all we'll NV OWT
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NJ The brig JOsEPnINE, Capt Ducey, fsun Havana /, dis
opposite the Beef Market Congnsss
he III ir permits yI BAREILl & co.
Ms Con sgpees Of merchandise per shp JAMES PENNELI
Cant FulrSu from will please have permits
otherwise the goods vii, be
public stores expense risk Of the ovners thereof
IVA JOHN T0OLE, rs Bank Place