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SHIPPING.

4t esst:t 6a.,sl s;s,t ss .asa r.. !s.s.ss
:s ..n.s x sc't cS
se ~ III .,Ss
aon for Havana on the IL, and 18th.
Rates % PASSAGE:
Havana Havana 70 70 fKh s1 Ws Of Savannah.
~, s"hs msy ;or,s - "
AsT CO. ss Z; o Sc
ps,ssnEsr, ssxns hs, BY tn; ship ssst
new Yori and PHI ale nSis IN the same lime By tsS,ns *.
stean.hip to those purts. A. 3s~
A F ~ , R3 THSISs niw p nd ,, sSdd
immediate d.es'ch owe. 70, ,ie:h o. pass
iva ~ .Dp' - w WIN j. DEWEY, IS Gn.i.r St
IA FOR NEW Y!hh..|,ap,on'. lice Of Pack sts
.ss s ss sse.s, .hn ~ H.
lard. mas'e'. The bulk OF bile. Of cuiton 10 & n.y.
re- s. ."so
ce,e't steer Recommendations in h"us- deck. Apply
''a'o NJ ''' T. second :" W rs aTAsSr5 e co.
jyl cotny Mag zine and Lafayette sts
p. FOR CHAlsRke-1o ,al on TtiI R,UAY,
~: ss". :.
shr For ireis passage apply
00a'o' Lower f'''' ons VIZ II, > nEwEv ~ G,.v,.r 81.
q Freieht landed at Chseres free Of hghterage. r8
20 fOM NEW YOhK.The faf b,lt tl.iZ *
- nave immediate dis atai. 70, fisish, u 80 bale,
cDtton. passage, having go0t apply on
board. opposite Pos, IL. s,eoni Mn ie,ps!y. to
WIN. j. DEWEY, 81 Gavier ct. !
jel9 ort0 X. w. DIAN. s. Grnver st.
| "a. FOR san FHANCls(,O, t'ahfornia-Eegu la,
EY& Line.-The clipper bark SALEM, t,apt. COlher
- il eariy tult and will leave positively in abo
week. little mosr light tre's ht be lived. II offered
Immediately his will probably he he last cha, shl
pevs from this port Direct for several months. Fos regh
ss''.' having '''isi, sG G.. st.
| a. FOK LIVEHPOOleThe splendid and las sail
| N31Pa ing AL packet ship JOHN TOOlk, having par
OF he! cargo on boari. w iii have r mediate dispatch
Tor tfeight oil lVO bales cottOn passage, apply
lei JOHN Ttnl1E. - Hank Place.
,xR EOh FRkliHr Oh ca AMIKk-The lew
SSA fast running Mexican schOoner fAusTlNA. T.
BERN. mas e.. will have dispatch for any port i
the Cult. For freight ov G after, apply 10
/, L mY2a BARElL.I 10 81 st
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Wing Convention in PennsyiDania.-Th pro.
ceedings Of this Convention were lengthy, and will
be the theme Of comment and speculation by the
politicians throughout this month of July. On
the first day, Governor Johnston was nominated
by reclamation. This brief notice of the subse.
quent proceedings we find in the National Intelli.
gencer. When the Lancaster proceedings come
to us in full, shall say something in full abou,
them.
Yesterday Hon. John Strohm, of Lancaster
received the nomination for Canal Commissoo er
and the following gentlemen were nominated for
the Supreme Court viz: VIM. Meredith. Richard
Coulter, Joshua W. Comfy, George Chambers and
William Jessup.
"During the session sundry resolutions were
passed. in which the present tariff is strongly con-
demned; the people of Pennsylvania declared to be
loyal to the National Constitution, and ready at al
hazards to carry its provisions into effect that the
adjustment measures Of the last Congress shall be
faithfully observed by the wings Of that State
that the present National Administration, under
the guidance OF President Fillmore, possesses the
unbounded confidence of the wings Of Pennsy va.
MIA also, one recommending Gen. Scott as the
most deserving and available candidate for Presi.
dent in 1852"
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NEW ORLEANS MAKKFTs

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-
49, a z = 49,
NEW ORLEANS MAkKKN
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dunBg the sss I've -taoueh ~ 1xk,s-s -
domestic psodsce tbash1 bsss 6As $3.50 c. -
one o. t~seeSs mst WIN gosd inq211ta ~ ~ $50
:. css = ~s9S aspons POI lie An s14hn1 -
70 eAss'te we mAfAt - m"ss sssseeD 49,
n. s4Ias ,ne Ain's ssssss., sss tns ssss sss 1e1
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u f.vu.u,s seco~n /. b, -, s~s.., 1870 .--.z3
v,.bvv. ,uuv.,suu.. Ua n.y. ~ p...se $3.50
uiodsr.ts sAa toe ..,ss sssch.d sssy ss1us ~ ~ ~
Monday moe bsysss esas .xvasd, sr4A x.av 49,
,aksn sask "a u<sdsy ts<r, wss 4 nruus s-.,-r
wu.cu ruspissd 10 .sss u ~, o..s. Ga " .a..a-, -
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aSts ebafsstss spvn .av aqp. susfxg 49, 49,
.ub.sqasnuy ss.sday ts isast, - scd-t.s. -. ..lv
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rLOUlSVlLLE-Per steamer Magnolia: "a hhds tobacco
No ewald Aco-lt6 do Fei aoo-ii9 Nofvn
SoV-IA W hobinson-l n Il Ffas Nvu-a Re. ram a
bUsn-o X II Snor &co-l Baker u S.e1y-3 Yealiuau a.
cs-i do, DaI-s cotton Eidef. Ecos louacc0
CowaD W kers NO 20 fcket PERKINS, Ecu-i6 turner,
lion Aco4Au 10 West Sum,uers-So cutlon Ill
McLean Mco-io do Lowe u PAtlaol-S Bradley saui,.
sIs-z4i Bradley, Wilson &co-SA Maeg,es q AlUway-
10 DO unings, ew 1T &co-zvl nay, ibis eggs
Huriey-l bhds bacon biscoe Snms-oo bbs ulioLs .
Meals ubs EGGS etc Shelter fIu sundrlss
IN ofder- oal. ovO bales cotton. 4ao hhds oDscco
ST LOUlo-Per lroqu0s: Hlol sacks corn to
Woodfun &c0mll!S do COwan, Dykers &co-zoo do Ii
Vehzfl- ~ do L u Mackay-ooi do Ysaiman q cU-l2i
do ngate-I13 do, 40 IN, Ala oats Druhau
10 hooenuurg q W alls-lVA o5 sks corn Moore
'o sks CON- Is bus oil Kennedy F.sef-SAJ sacks corn
81 doz Droous. Nv DDs flour Lager &cV-3i dv, ~
krnneu Aco-l5u bbs hour l., man, Scott $40 10.
" bUh oil, ~ bxs candles Elder acv-7 OUacruo
West oummsas-5 10 fuiner, W isoa &co-2oo fe.lowe
&cs,-3 baes cotton ELDER, Bros &c.-2 fellows TO-
ger &cO-1o bAs peaches Mdupay-s bbs apes Bscoe
oimms-2 pkgs Pavy, LObit &co-3 10 X Ii Fraser Gco-
sundfies 10 order.
iCkybURG-Per steamer Natchez No. q: % bales
cotton Ward Jonas-17 Payne L. ha,risOn-l9 Fesrn
D0nsrgan &co-N q NJ Pinxard &c0-is C Connouy-I7
Il Donald &cO-lo Bradley, Wilson &co-,l M.Rex Il
H1nman.i0 DJwns Cuddy &cO-9 bog art e. Fol.y-7 uu
wright, Williams nc 30 Buchanan Carroll &cn-4 Hev,.
~, moron &co-a Drander, Williams &co-o Wat 4 D.
oaulie-o Bncknef a Stan al bales cOltup-2
ia Is moss Jackson &co4S bxs peaches sundrIes to
order. ~
ATCHAFAYLA-Per steamer White; 30 bales
COTTON NJ White %co-s Mlitenbeistr &co-4J b Byme
&co-o Oakey Hawains-S bales moss NJ Paerpo-5 do
POTATOES, sunurles u Oder-total 40 bales cotton.
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]. r.. CARRERAS,
AUCTION STORE.

~ l,,. - ,..,-,,- Al C0NTI STRKET.
IA or Private Sale " A
~ Particular paid to outdoor .a,, Of c.rsoe
Household Furniture, etc. " s's''
Liberal advances made on Invoices Of Goods deposited
W W sou ~ aueuon. is4 6m
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Discovery IN Egypt.-A most interesting dis
covery has been made in Egypt. 1t is known that
there exists in Mount Zabarah, situated on an
island in the Red Sea, mine OF emerads, which
was formerly worked by the pachas of. Egypt but
abandoned in the last years Of the reign of Mehemet
Ali. An English company have solicited and
recently obtained authority to resume the working
OF this mine, which is believed to be still rich with
precious stones Mr.. Allan, the engineer of the
company, while directing some important excava-
tons in this place, has discovered at great depth
traces of ancient gallery, which must evidently
be relerreS to the most remote antiquity. Upon
removing the rubbish. they found tools and ancient
utensils, and stone upon which is engraved a
hleroglyphlc inscription, now partially defaced.
This circumstance proves the truth of the opinion
expressed BY Belzoni, on the strength Of other
indications, that this mine was worked in ancient
times.
- The nature and form of the implements discov-
cred, and the confguraton of the gallery. the plan
of which has been readily traced, prove most con.
clusively that the ancient Egyptians were skilful
engineers. 1t seems from examination of the stone
y which has been discovered, that the first labors in
the mine Of Zabarah were commenced in the reign
Of Sesostris the Great, or Ramses Sesostris, who,
according to the most generally received opinion,
lived about the year 1850 before Christ and who is
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Jenny Linds Movements" Indiana" begins
again 10 be Interesting. We compile a few tems
Jenny having given two concerts. averaging $4,000
each, at the fremont Temple, Boston, advertised
another for Monday evening. She has presented
that $500 to her young pet and protegs, Ouo
Godschmidt She is going to Springfield, (the
Republican assures u.j 10 give concert in Dr. o..
good's church. Extra trains are 10 be run in every
direction, for the accommodation of the neighbor.
ing towns. She is TO be guaranteed no special
sum. On Friday, after rehe arsal, she was pre-
sented with beautifully got up diploma, as a
token Of the gratitude of the orchestra, to whom
she gave concert before leaving New York
Savi, Bellet'i and Benedict also received similar
token. Mr.. John A. KYLE, the futist, chairman,
made an appropriate address TO each, which was
responded TO with kindly expressed sentiments Of
appreciation.
AT the Lind concert in Boston. Monday evening,
gentleman requested, on behalf of a number OF
strangers present, that she would sing the Bird
Socg, which was not in the programme. Mr.. Be-
nedict replied that he thought it was asking TOO
much. but on the request being communicated to
Miss Lind. she Instantly complied, and sang the
.ong in manner never before equalled, even by
herself. The audience were enra ptured, and the
applause lasted at least five minutes.
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EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE.

THE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
4 year the well known Hotel Fast Pascagoula, -
MI. 20 t'ns known and kent by N j McRse. Il
viii ~ opef es Tor the option u the ~
iUh june The pl see famed Of The deishiu
and heal htu the Cali . open the beezs. has
the finest ahnx, Fishing sAd f- ainds Of
recsea ion desirable In spmmes re.0rt.
The undergoing ,hcfou zh repairs, and viii be I'm.
se complete he. The sxtsr-ive Garden il in adm'a-
BIZ order.
The fare will he the best that be obtained Of the
maSkes, and the ned themselves ths th.R
pest Hotels ~ SexOheans- 81. Chsre,
myi5 BOvD& SIMPSON.
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his welLknowD Summer Retreat IS now open
ios q. seeep,'oo Of Roardrss D,nns The spr,ug. IA
many additions aud improve have been m4asi M:
greater derre Of comlor and 20
the guests Of III. house. TIE Table oil lie always tus.she
with all tn deicacie which tn and tho hsw ~.
Ieans markets afford. snd The b-st Tah C.aes, ts9
charge and Away plenty Of NH fom cows kept
Houses and fine Shady Lawns, which make Of
pleasant . the shore.
Announcements tor be made with the proprietor
at The Pogaras Restaurant, No. 80 Poydsas street.
my& I'm John t1pATES. Proprietor.
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BILOXI HOUSX,

THIS EstabIishment VIII be op01yd Tor the re-
ospine q ,isi,c. q he S,5h lnas. nndss lie -
pnnsg The spras mssy addii,ons and Improvement Y
have l,een made, 70 sates degree Of comio sad
convenience 70 the euesleGf &c hps.~.
b. candy beach Of hess1ekbss annoying 70 -
detana, has been psske by osda Of corporation, an
vjlags. ~ !
The Table will always be supplied with the dsicaeio of
the and New Orsaas Market
Arach~, to the houe vi, hs tsusd Bath houses. Bar
ard hi lard Room and Ten Pin Aileya
TIE following Kate Of Board viii b charged during the
season: .ltst
~ the month (pes wsek) 90 %
y me - ~
Children and Sevvarts half price. = n
Buzz Msy "a, 1851. mz15 Bon
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THEY HAVE COME

~ Those persons who have been 20 snxiousy waiting
for the arrival OF our 81 RGlCAL, DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, are respectfully informed that they have
at last cons to hand and ready for inspection They
are really beautiful and guaranteed Of superior quality. Call
and see them. For sale by
fel0 # p.I.MASSEY, cor Camp and Gvaviey sts
EMlGitANTS To CALIFORNIA
A X = invited to call and see the PORTABLE
BEDS AND BEOSrFAl)S which shut up IKE an
mbrelia They cot 0ny SIS Come and seq them; |
charge nothing 10 show them to you.
myls N. W,uU PERRY. 81 Magazine st.
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the First municipality designated the following
table oy the Nos commence at the Railroad and run
second
ns No. being Eatboat Landing. the Third tm3
commence the Railroad and down. No. Perry
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celebrated by his immense conqussts, a. veil as by
the nnsnerable monuments with which he covered
Egypt [NewYork Com. Ady.ss n Z.
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Keeping Disoydsrky Hosss.-John Anderson
subject to fine Of fifty dollars, for keeping dis
orderly house on St. Philip, between Bourbon and
Royal streets, sent before Judge Derbes yes
terday for final examination on the charge, by
Recorder Genois.
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Choice Residence on Nayades street, in the
Gsexory square, Lnfayetie.
BY j. A. 81 ARD & MAY. Auciioneers

TGhDAY jay s. is5 u o'clock VIII be sold a, Bant
y AIcsGe, witt reserve
S r,sn LOT Or "suu with all the improvement, thereon
Of Lafayette saii 81 feet inche, fam,
Nayades suet BY adeph and rhp Of 6s ss
ana forming the corner Il Nayades and
mens comprise most e.cele't and we'll tuit Family Dwelling
ormer ihe reiden OF Mr. Tuiner built ye.rs
mont The premises are situated near the de OF the
Terms of Purchaser payment OF note 70,
S4l " payable lH a4h becsnhsr STA ~
ION September nsxt mote for $3.50 tue lh IAN Osb
rxt note for SEA 49, due Asrch u Is Is52 mote tor
~ ~ due Sept 1889: am. uniting In all TO s5 400 rs
e oAa oil the purchase ha casb-baiahce
'ot note bearing mor'g. the property unit paid
he purchaser
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237 discharges, 227; deaths, 26-of which 6
were Asiatic cholera. Number remaining, 57S.
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President Fiiiaaore IN Vtrginia.-The Norfolk
(Viryinia) Herald, Of the 25th ult. says that on
the arrival there of the President and company, he
was received by the Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen
and City Councils, and under a military escort Of
the Artillery Blues, Junior Volunteers and Acade-
my Cadets proceeded to the National Hotel where
the President and Secretary Of the Interior were
introduced to many OF the citizens as could find
admittance through the dense crowds which filed
every avenue to the audience chamber. A gener-
Gus flow Of feeling to honor President Of the
United States, who, in trying crisis had main
tanned the peace Of the country by his steady de-
vo.ion to the Constitution, regardless Of sectional
influences, seemed to pervade all classes and all
parties, and indeed it may be said at least for
this occasion, that the monster party" was
stranged. As it was known that Mr.. Fillmore
could only remain here two or three hours, the
desire to shake his hand "and share the good
mans smile" became general, and yet SO i'm
possible be INDUCED by the dense crowd in front
Of the Hotel, that their desire to him. and hear
from him, mpelled call to that effect which was
cheerfully complied with, and he addressed them
accordingly from the balcony. Mr.. Stuart, the
fame of whose eloquent and stirring speeches in
Portsmouth had preceded him, called for, and
gratifed them with display Of his fine oratorieal
powers, in an address in which the discussion Of
the affairs Of Virginia predominant.
At four o'clock the President and other dstin-
guished guests and citizens sat down to a sump-
tuous collation., due justice to which being done,
Mr.. Fillmore was toasted, and responded with a
, sentiment complimentary to our goodly city and
to similar compliment to Mr.. Stuart, he replied
with the following admirable toast, which was en-.
Enthusiastically applauded:
Virginia patrotism-which, like the Chris.
tan's faith can move mountains"
The Army and Navy were toasted and the sen.
timents responded to by Gen. Bankhead, of the
former, and Captain Dornin, of the latter.
At six o'clock the President and suite left the
city, and returned to Old Point
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In the Blanket Line.-Bridget Calegan, charged
by John Coleman with stealing blanket, worth
two dollars from Annunciation Street Watch
house, on Wednesday evening last was yesterday
sent before tho First District Court by Recorder
Caldwell.
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SHERMAN'S
NEW PATENT
T r y S S
RUPTURE REMEDY
WILL EFFECT A PERMANENT
G u r T..

~ This Truss entirely different from all Others in form
sd principle Of action c0naeau, ny effect possessing oil the
lhe various kinds heretofore in II. pressure is more
NATURAL being comparatively light in bad Reuture.; can be
uaed and by0ugh to benr directly The 10
nss thereby afoIdng sec aliy all times. under the
DANCE stans qhtlon % any othe, painful danserou
ymp0ns which mi unreqnen in the oil her Tfusse
very commOa practice Tor afflicted with Ben'a
TO select Truss and apply To theuseves II bad and
which seen only by hUse who
understand Anatomy, and familiar with the nature Of
Rupures Lei lie remembered that The Truss may be
and 70, pfopes tsd Therefore. have concluded %
form NO AGENCIES, but to cell ami apply the Truss oniv
at my office, ~ ST. CHARLEs sTREwT Newuresus
Observe the NJ tn t5s- the dnns mhja JvdQ w
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BLADON SPRINGS.

MS popular w altering Face will ne opened
4 tor The reception of visitors the rs day Of xsh
June The proprietor have added araeiy their N
improvements during the past winter. and will be
during the season prepared to accommodate IT. m tour
five hurdre In edition The medicinal and
TIVE pr peres Of The water III diseases peculiar Southern
china Tree Springs adv most oil
the watering places in the South ard West Reng stuaed
but four mi es tron the Biz bee river, Chotaw
county, accessible BY seamboa's all OF The
year II would be useless attempt full Of the
benefits TO he derived from the Of these wasrs suffice II,
that we lee fully warranted IN s:yng that then sansye o.o
kidneys and skn ulcers d long standing. general debility
the system govt, rneumsi. dopsy, surpassed
by in the United States hundreds testify
WIN have tried their fiicacy.
Many have been made and are 10 progress,
for the amusement and pleasure OF v-tou. There will be
regular ksts rum Mobe the Springs, weekly
od hacks with careful drivers vii be in a,ten
WI, be instantly supplied with the very hest The coun1
affords, and the PROPRIETOR pledge themselves
Fender their visitors portable. For chemical pro.
peres Of the water the public .etrved 10 The o.
Of the princ al Springs. by Professor Bumby Of the
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MADAME DWELL
AUCTION SALES.

.Sundfuo0,
BY j. l.. TAYLOR T. CO.
SATURDAf, July s. at 10 &C ok-Ai be sold al their aucop
y sa es room. No. 81 Charities street, - $500 '
shlaTS DRAWERS. UMBRELLAS, BOOTS and SHOES
HATS, etc +; also, lot Of Fancy SOAP. "a
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a. JRYYRnsOw TIrv,
ThuFshav r...n'.s. Julv ,. l56l.
Arrived since Saturday $50 Bssf Cahs. n" Hogs. 100
Sheep. and 3s Calves. There fih supply Of ewes.
and h'avy Of shsep. bss ~ sa.iaN Of Hogs -
very modssais. * ! Il s,fss e
B.Rv Cattle Zine Western n =. j. tX0Rs WA
Il (fsxas. etc.) ~. -. N 81 d. n
:sSost
u9kf dDl0
9tLlh lows s1IO -
80 ~
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Sta6bing.- "A man named Jean Faure was
,stabbed in the yard Of house in Exchange Alley,
between St. Louis and Cont streets, abont eleven
o'clock yesterday by one Fargaly Duhamel, who
wa. arrested. Faure was wounded with file in
the left side, i !tle below the heart It seems he
had alteration with young boy, in Duhamers
employment, and this led to the fact as stated.
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81 Friday Msssns. jsis 4 isbL} !.
Cleared YssSsraey.
Steamship PampsrO' wsi.. Gavsssee, ~.
ehip Berkshire. Williams, Bos,on, & w HyssSs
s ss f;:: y: s
kcir bsazos. Lambssl, cbssres, ) Avet
-: T. s;.;i.
schr Pataalsgs, Miinssa. fsssscoIs. = Hurley
Ship Gf.nada Bstchsdsr IS days from Liverpool. to Gift
SHY As.a,.o Ko.s. il day. from NswYOrk. to Wood
Ship dasss: Ro.. 60 day. from Lv~pool TO MAJ.
Ship Msdo,. vg: 80 day. from Boston. m.ss.-sd my
scIr fSwha'tansC~o. sdays from Pensacola. 10 hunsy
schr .dOna. Mcneil. days from Tampa Bay. 70 .a.ssf
schr vsos Perry. sdays from Pensacola to
Sem Ss 1S. % 70
schr IsUon. Ps.son DAY fron Mobile. masssr-BsAn.
ED whi.s. Brady. from Aicsafalays.
!loqaoIs. Lee. Iron 81 Louis.
eias noa, onu.s, from Lou.vie.
Naeiez Noz. Lssii,ers. iroln VIck.burs.
kon,eo, kOgefs. from Uaachia.
Towb.at Hercules. DAVIS. from the Paees-towed down
aud 70 sea on the <sh ul, ships Realm and John Il
TowOoal MARY Kins.land Phillips, from the Passs-owsd
down and ~ w tns 30h bhips BOMBAY and Dao
xeaes add ing Lo.iAanA-bfought sips Medofs and
hBLOw-COMINa
Schr Bonita and one French brig unknown.
-
Exports.
.. GALvEsToN-Pes steamship Pampero: ia bbh -four
y 10 WHISKY, 90 oil, do iaid. sugar, hams. Luz
~: 20 n % sAs cores 10 baxsinx. 10 rope,
bOolOS-fef shy beskshus: ls-6 cy.ivu, as do
hemp, 4S.l pigs lead 6o4 and - hie, le
iois isae lV bbs whisK,, 4s sacAs uuans, Is pKxs
NEW YoRK-p ship sswaIl: s4 bales cotton. l4si
NJ com ~ hds ObAcco cl1 hUTns, a. hides, -
Dds 10 bxs aud l6i. wv In Vi caAe.
NEW iOkk-ref SHY Germsnia: S45 bales cotton. 81
DO hrinp, ov3 nids tUbac 32A pigs lead, liz c0rn
buofoN-fer snip saran furnsuon: 5il bass cotton,
w bds tobacco, ~ baies dv "a lead,
~ bbis oAao hidss, "a ,sa,sf, OIL
~ ks uuaLeis.
Ia nfiCo-P.r schr Oregon: NV bbs ITO half do ,ur
10y Aeg- buttrr Nv dU powd.T, <su pky
ChA AZ ako-Psr Biazos: lov n ~ nuur,
ZOE ead ~ les hans, ~ butter, loUU tesI .umbe.
ANUv si ngles.
rAMfiC,'-Per schr VIM II Gaizner: l13 bales hay ~
cof AZ sks c0iee ~ cks Dacon bbs ~ nj Hour
| suLdres.
PENSACOLA-Per schr Patsaiaga: 30 bbls flour, 10 do
p0sk, q nus bacJn, l2OUV sll,es.
| MoblLE-fer schr Jenny Lind: Ballast.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
VARIETIES THEATRE.
nage!ess. MARIE DURrT
se hanager.. Mr.. J. 3. CHARLES

Es
lie DURET
stage Man,ger... Mi. j. 3. CHARLES
NJ Last Night of the Sea Glorious Fourth of July.
THIS EvENlNG Friday July the performance will commence
Il with the Comedy entitled
WIDOW OF PALERMO
After which, grand Ito NAL ANTHEM, by the whole
psny as.l.ted ~ Mr. Thomas Dryden
fREMEN'S ADDRESS, by MILE Marie Dursi respectful "
dedicated " tbs Firemen Of EswOrleans
THE FOUR SISTERS.
MI Benuchamp Mr. Charles The Four Mile Duret
..'.'... ty.....Ar Thos DRYDEN
To conclude with the Play entitled
THE BLOOMERS.
Charles boomer. MILE Marie Dnret
Doors open at half pu, O'Clock performance commence
Price, Of Adion-Doxes First Second Tier and Psrouets:
cents BOXES Th'rd Tier, for colored persons only so GEMS
MADAME DWELL
RESPECTFULLY informs Ladies Gentlemen Of New
That she has jus! arrived FROM Europe
suited Al her Residence No. 49, Of Old
Streets opposite the Mint the Present. and Future
III Comaitatioh-Genlsmen 81 Ladies Soc. bl6.
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~CA TONED
PERSONS RuPTURED should be aware that they have
NO security against ST ANGuLATED hernia
with all its horrors, bu, in properly constructed
and well alanted Il & LII 8 4