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Bses'e' gr,osHA, wesdnesday' july ssy e
LID wei again. lie mad i,d q s ~ re-.
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SYRUP of NAPTlIA-We feel it du-


Ivy % call pub c attention % DR.. TASTlNGSS COM
POUND SlkCE OF NAprHA. tbs Is no qGacS nos
rm. nut The garaon ot enc OF the most em.aen and
devoted Ct the medical faculty and If only the twentieth
part the stories af0at be true. u IS certainly an inyaua
bic discovery Testimonials IF the highest order
THY POSITIVE ut that heretofore ncurabe disease
l CIRCULAR Consumption and It's efficacy IN Asthma, SPIT
Of Bocd NIGHT Sweats Wasting OF tse Flesh aud all
diseases If The Throat Chest and Lungs pronounced
bl mt Ia be equally remarkable Regular Ply
scans yauhy treat advertised popular noSrums with 81
loE and profound contempt but in the case Of HAST
lNGS'S COMPOUND SYRUP of NAPrHA 1T is very far
Otherwise for il has the majority of them 10 the max
Of experiments, and the discussion of as merits and
the that there hut few Of them who do
recommend y. and use n IN their private Practice
AmcCg waymcst advocates are the Distinguish DR.
Mott and d. Cheesman, who rosard as one o. me hrt
discoveries Of the age For part we tired LAST
1NGSS SYRUP IN very severe cold, which had produced
soppace the chest and great DIFFICULTY of breathing ana
il cured quickly and effectively t. III Ms with nd
miraon aud amazcment Its action on the phlegm was
immediate and mctsSant until there was no superiority eh.
In fact it enabled breathe freely IN three
minutes and entirely removed the soppago of the chest ia
as man, hours We earnestly recommend all whom It may
concern read the advertisement and should our adyo-
cacv of It's merits an nducement them 10 obtain
of the NApTIIh SYRUP, we hold ourselves responsible
for good effects End that they VIII he thankful to Us for
calling 10 Their notice 800
rrcc-S per bottle SIX bottles for Stoaice loi Green
vch-sf Also sold nv r. III CT ION, ~ Bowely, and j.
II DODD II Broadway le2 lmIuIhSS
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,h. Attorney -Gcnerai
Canada.
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Toroyro. "Wednesday Juiy yt Z
:, psIdwin has resigned ms , omsy
snreyGeners1 SSing deserted by me Nj UPPo Of
..'s sss@isrs ia the vote to abolish inc
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washington Items
MAsnlrorOy. WEDNESDAY y I ~

WAsEISGros, Nellec co ~ he Ad-
s e s:a:; 8 q ssoIs: s$@
z aI A. Tss saa .a$., Z 1S s5
b. who lseo ore massage * OF the COMPROMISE ana
,nng aoolt ,Is n the warmest commentators oil
ssses D,'1 ne President, repels any contrary iin
I pons, Z srott is highly eulogized. 49, =. rn,v
c1lg r-.,srry Notes Outstanding Tor 'ie Isl 'u'
gounied to $i7slli o.. 81 ,os, night
'DanTI ,'.,sSrr,r deems the assertion OF heavy
'IM l ILL., ne Mexican Commission as Mghly III
sSos Nothing is known OF the mater I neie c,v
gss Steamer Martin Hoffman, ron . JefSey sch coS
II Alexandra yesterday, to iregh' VII" 'o'
Z ,Ae Eastward.
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Arrest OF PlcKpocKETs-John Thomp-
son and Peter Oyle were arrested yesterday morn
ing charged with picking the pocket of James Van
Pei of wallet containing 50, while the latter was
IN Washington Market The accused were held for
q examination on the charge.
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u.rt.,s NEw-ORLEAxs. July l.

morning 800 bales were Gsg Sc 81 Gri yes
ydzI 15e M mr. RtsRyp SIPS sic PORK, Siiasll "
,,s, n r%nSs-Pnme white. Sic yellow, &C. TX
MS s,sding. dull, unchanged; NYofk, az ssh'' !
Iogn -
&C.,. Markets BALTIMORE uiy g.
.As, P.ouR sells at l2i GRAIN IS uh-
s,eed
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THE pEOPLE'S COAL YARD, 2Ol

u Bowery The undersigned Is now prepared 20 ueo
in INV mari of the city, from the above place, superior
article Of Peach Orchard (red ASH COAL Egg ana SOY
size screened in handsome order at the low is's ~ "
per tun u cents less from boat. JUN
lelL ~
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IrrxREsrNo FROM TKxAs.-The New Orleans
Data Of the 10th instant, says The steamship
Pampero, Captain Wells, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Galveston She made the run from
wharf to wharf in fortytwo hours, and from bar to
bar in twenty-eight hours and thirty minutes.
General Houston and his family have been on a
visit to Gaivesson-the first in FIVE years. He made
them speech, and they entertained him and his
family at ball. The greetings and courtesies, on
both sides, seemed warm and sincere.
We learn from the Western 7sran, of the 26th
ultimo, that Messrs. Todd, Campbell, and Temple,
United States Indian Commissioners for Texas and
New Me xico, are preparing to leave for Washing
ton city, with view to closing the business of the
commission: The cause of their departure before
concentrating the important duties assigned them,
is given in the following paragraph, which we ex-
tract from the 1erans article the subject This
step on their part, we learn, has proceeded from
the acts of the last Congress- in emitting to increase
the appropriation granted at a previous session,
which omission disables them from executing all the
purposes contemplated by the act creating the
commission. and from the recent reorganization OF
the Indian Department, by which the powers here
tofore exercised by commissioners in the formation
Of treaties with the Indians, have been transferred
to indian agents and officers of the Indian Bureau
In this unexpected state of the case. the commits
soners deem their resignation to be the only proper
course for them to pursue.
The steamer Tom Brown, Capt Tyner, whilst on
her way ffom Sabine Pass to the Guadalupe, Con
which river she intended to rnn.) was driven on
the beach, abou. twelve miles east OF Bolivar Point,
on Wednesday morning, the 18th ult., and became
total wreck; the boilers and machinery, which
were new, were saved: Ihi, boat belonged to
Capt. Il. nj. Tyner and ]. B. Reed, Esq, Of Vic
tora The entire loss is estimated at about 81, 500.
The Huntsville Item, of the 5th instant, says
"We learn that man named Ball was killed in
Montgom cry few days since, though we have not
been able to hear any particulars yet. Stephen
Edwards is said to be the murderer"
The San Antonio Ledger, Of the Sd inst, says
The agents of the San Antonio and Mexic An Gulf
Railroad Company indusriously prosecuting
their abors in procuring subscriptions in land
Within two days they have procured subscriptions
to about $1,000 acres, at its present cash value"
The following is the concluding paragraph of the
circular of Or. r. A. Grant, who is candidate for
representative in Austin county, addressed to
the voters of that eounty:-"To conclude, have
earnestly to request that those who their pro-
perry to Texas, to avoid paying their just debts,
will please not support me- If cannot be sent to
the Legislature by the votes of honest men, won't
oo
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Died



On Wednesday, July %, SARAH JANE, wife of Walter
Duncan. aged SO years.
The friends and relatives of the family are
invited to after the funeral Friday afternoon at
o'clock from heI late residence of Fourth
and Twenty seventh street without further notice.
The members of Hancock Lodge l. O of o. E.. and the
members Of the First National Guard Troop also in
vited TO attend.
on Thursday morning, July "a AMELIA twin daughter
Of John and Hester Honeywell aged Is years.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
tend the funeral Friday at half past o'clock, p NJ,
from the residence OF her parents No 20 Bayard street
After a short and illness, Mr.. WILLIAM LYONS
in the 10th year Of his age.
His friends, and the friends of his brothers Philip,
Michael and John respectfully requested to attend
his fun eral from his late residence No 478 Pearl street.
this day. Friday the 18th inst. at half past p. NJ
July oath after short but illness, CARADoR A.,
daughter Of George w Mills sged II years and ~ days
Her funeral will take place this friday afternoon at
o'clock from 81 Second street
On the oath Of July MARGARET, only OF Nor
gan and Ellen DoraD, aged year 6months and days
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Friday the 18th inst at o'clock
from No Pearl street.
Of July after short illness Mr. GEosGr RYAN merchant
formerly Of philadelphia.
At Philadelphia Tuesday morning the ed Of July
in the 35th year Of his Henry EcKFoRD Of the
late Henry Eckford, Of this city.
Ills remains viii be inferred at Hampstead L. l., this
day. at IL oclcch.
Al New Hartford Oneida county n Y, on the 18th of
July, DANIEL EELLs, aged 90 years and months. A
young man when the revolutionary war commenced ne
joined the army in Boston under Colonel Talcott With
others he labored all night in building the slight
baDkmen the defence Of which has since rendered Bun
ker Hill so memorable Soon afterwards on the ocean.
he captured by English prvateer and taken into
Bermuda where he was kept prisoner long time. He
the battle Long BLAND, and with Washington
when he evacuated New York. IT Is remarkable fact
that during period Of 90 years he resided under the
roof With sister deceased last December at the
advanced age of SO
President Of Georgetown College lie was formerly edi
tor Of the Boston Christian Watehmon
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the upper stories having been removed before the
fire reached them. When the roof Of Messrs. Be-
kers warehouses fell in, the flames were driven
across the street, and set fire to the coloring esta-
blishment ofhlessrs. }. Williams y Son. The roof
of their factory was considers ably burned, and the
window frames soorched, but their stock aad mate
rails escaped without material damage. The roofs
of several of the surrounding warehouses were set
fire by falling cinders, but were extingushed by
the fremen before damage occurred. The roof OF
the Light street Methodist Church also caught in
this way, but was likewise extinguished without
damage.
The entire loss by this destructive fire cannot fau
below $4,000. The Messrs. Baker estimate
the value OF their stock at about S54 900, and the
warehouses, which they also owned, at $l0,OOO-
making total of $4,000. On their sto,k they
had an insurance of $50 900 in the Fremens, Sl3 900
in the Franklin office, (Philadelphia) $500 in
tional. On their warehouses they had an nsur-
ance Of 5000 in the Equitable, and $4,000 on the
back buildings, in the Firemen's; making total
insurance of 1000, and making their estimated
loss, above the insurance, $4,000 Messrs. Can
non, Bennett & Co., have their losses, which how
ever cannot be very great, fully covered by nsur-
ances in the Filemen's and in the Protection Com
pany, at Hartford, Conn. Messrs. Soper & Co.
also have their loss fully covered by insurance The
warehouses occupied by Messrs. Cannon, Bennett &
cupied by Messrs. Soper & Co. by Mr.. VIM. H.
Hofman-both are fully covered by insurance in
the Equitable office. The slight damage to the
establishment of Messrs. j. Williams & Son is
covered by insurance in the Baltimore Fire Insur-
ance Company's Office
The fire is believed by the Messrs. Baker to have
been incendary in its origin, they being confident
that there was nothing kept in the part of the
store in which it originated which could have pos
sibly caused II by spontaneous combustion Inc
something thrown through the windows in the
rear
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BosroS. July 9.-Brok.rf Boards shares Boston and
Worcester Railroad lOl Boston and Me- do l03s DOs
ton and Providence DO. 80 ~ Pail River DO ~ wor
eester and NAshuA do IOes . Western do iDt 100 DO
Rerdng DO E5S; 100 o.. - 80 90. 10. rs % Do. 30
mont Central DO 10 %is' 100 DO. mos 81 % DO. 90
after 10 ~ 100 do mos, 9b 100 do. n mos, 49,;
lij do 3ss 20 do 10, 80 % Northern do Ga Z old
Colony do. 81 2Psssumpsic do ~ 100 Ogdensburg DO.
o. s5 - DO 20 81 q do % moe, 9is IS do. 81 iCD
Edss~or,h Co, D 10 9; Dvisht Nsht Co, 90 500
Ogdsns6urg RR Bon a. $50 each. s $40 do. T 90 old
Colony Rk Bonds Wh 400 New Hampshire Central
Bonds, 3s5. ~ .9ucfion-70 shares fchburg, 1Oqa
49,, - Boston and Providence Railroad, sl 80 do e5i
~ Cheshire DO, 62f 100 Rutland and Burr Eon DO,
DO q Ola Colony do "a 70 Pail River do e5J isi
Boston and orcester do lol lOa ~ Long Island Do
Bssman Mani Co, 500 Amoskeag do DO. go 10
Water Power Co, 80 21t New Enaand Life nsurancs
Co par s2Ol os per cent. % Boston Whsr Co. tdv on)
~ Mercantile Marine Insurance Co, 100 York Mani
N. ~ 81 q Lancaster Mills, 30 u Manchester Print
WORKS no 10 Boeton steam Ilour VILE, 2. New Eng
sbd Bark, l12 81 Traders Bank lO2 % State Bank e2a
81 " fremont Bank, lOoA City Bank, iJ3 Granite
Rank lOi Atlantic Bank III 4Masstohusets bank fpar
SOY GA pr oert $50 Cheshire Railroad Bonds 1854
frnsrrrrmh. July First beard -sley Harris
turr RRts =. 100 Letgh Mt 6s Ti lb County Is o.
CO. r. shares Agricultural BANK Miss e. % 1rad.snens
Pank ttt 5pliiadeyhia Bank, i3g 100 Reading PR, 81
a. cifari Iru Q ~. .1ffsr Saf,f-8D County Ct E}
i0i sts.ss s.fng RI va 20 Morris Canal, be- S.
BAtrtsorr July 2.-Sfoct B5grd-S2yD wsryi,nd
81. l0s 30 fiares Fsfmers snd Ilant.-s Hlnh. 81 ~
Veftrn ndnl -lii. p irsnkhr Bank lltst '0 UtGnofs
tui OHIO hatlfo1t time Tf e Co., TIVE, u g i1 tinf.
- rs Go. IS - Co. tnt. Tltt q o.. i5t i d.. time.
g. do,it. % lofL $40 Cuu,.r'a-i Es1r.aj e'it
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Hdreth. Hiidrsth. NYork soop Vermont Ingrahsu A.
bany SID schrs LOUISE Hand and John Jones. Smth, Ph-
sdelphia School Boy Perry; Hector Kimbal and
br,skis bsrhss kSndeSt sloep Huntress Littlehed do
The heet reported In Dutch Island remain
PORTLAND July 22-Arr briss Machigopns. Creeoh and
Ella hailet. fhisdePhiai rev cutter Norris Wsidsa
Curtis and Gen Cass. Miller NYOrk CID brig Sophia Ga
leb, ia eksonville.
RICHMoND Jyy 22SArr schTs Iris. jenkins. Aibanys
SAN FRANCISCO. May Sled bark Undine Fosdick
Panama. Sid ith. ships winthrop Young, Calcutta
direct; 7h. Saml Appleton Doane, Canton
the latter takes over 100 in specie
STONI NGTON, July T-Arr sohr Augusta, Springer N
Bedford supplying lighthouses In running into the harbor
to-day got ashore but got of same afternoon with oss
of fase keel Sid again 2ist.
sACo: July i5-Ar sehr Martin, NYors
SALEM. July 22-Cld bark Wyman, Harrington, RE
Grande. Sid s.hr Henry Payson Croweil, Phiadephia
TAUNTON July 2-Arr sloop Mt Hope, Phillips NYork-
Sid sehr Harvest, Presby, do
wILMINGToN, NC. July l9-Arr schr Elouse. RobssOa,
Elork CID 10Th brig Osoeola, Robbins Bath; sohrs
Brown Huse and Ellis Horton, NYork 22d bark IL
don, Brooks, Honduras.
WAREHAM, July iS-Arr scbrs Mary A Ro win. Phia-
delphia 2lst Harp, Perry, Alexandria Sid 2lst sohrs
Waterbury do; Ann Gardiner pha Alexander n,
and Franklin, NYork; eoop Prudent do.
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TelcgraPhic Reports.

NoKFoLK, July Z3 1901
Wheat Is quite plenty and selling at 82ac 85c.
BALTIMORE, July "A, 1851.
Sales made of 1o0o bbs City Mills Flour 81 So
and 200 bbls Howard street at 81 12k. Prime red
wheat sold at $40. &c., and white, at "a a $50 Corn
is unchanged.
BUFFALO, July "a, 1851.
Receipts since yesterday Flour 10 900 bbls wheat
200 bushels corn, 800 bushels Flour is in mod
crate demand and the market is shade in favor of
buyers Sales of 10 600 bbs Michigan at So 81 So 49,
Prime Ohio wheat is in good request previous rates
There is less doing in and the market is heavy
Oats are steady with small sales at 33Hc. Freghts
without change.
ALBANY, July "a 1881.
Receipts during the past "a hours Flour 5000 bbls;
wheat corn 33 900 bushels Flour Is steady but
there is little doing Prime wheat is in fair mill
ing demand sales LOCO bushels Genesee at 81 o. Corn
steady at yesterdays rates. sales $4,000 bushels
81 re. for mixed western Sales made Of 900
bushels of two rowed barley to arrive in September on
private terms.
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DFsrrrrrIov AND DEATH.-We are informed,
from a reliable source, that within two or three
days two persons have died IN this city from actual
s,arvaton-one Of the unhappy victims having
tually expired in the street, known as Newark ave
nue., and that there are many within our borders
now suffering The most sbicc poverty. without even
enough q the recesaries Of life % supply the
pressing demands q hunger. A humane lady
called On ua Toe. evening, and urged that The aticn
ton Of our cirons might be called % this subject
through the coluaf. 0l the Gnitnf naming % us
one abode 10 raricr.8r ete-, tlsv st 0isef Gud
Wic'chgHhtst prtfHiltd fwnrr ih. .rn i0.gI.
Jesse fSg &TtN'. Jfu .j
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TPrp STEAMSHIP AnHpTcs. AT BosTor.
Cows, July l0-Arr Humboldt tsl Lines, New York for
Havre. a.. -
yrvSpSoor July s-Arr Genre Gerdo Chandler New Or
leans gth, Hartley Merrill do American Union, Healy
MOBILIZE 1Oth, Lexington Thompson, NOrleans Sid th bx-
celeior smith City Point Va; Chmera, Bangs Boston
9th. Ophea, Mason, Calcutta Chesapeake Lambert Bh
timore; New York, Abel, NYork; l0th, Humphrey,
BADGER NOreans.
on port I2th, En- pire Queen, Coulter. Mobile.
In the l2th outvsrd bouHd Albert Gaatn Sater
Cor NYork Cromwell Baker, for Boston; John Bunyan,
Nichols, for philadelpha.
IoSnor July a-Eutd invaris Juniata Lawrence and
Clshc Whitmore, from Havana; Chas Stetson, Miller
from Esuthers tBshsmasD CID 10th, Chas Cooper Cuts
NYork
for Portland Ne sth Matilda, Blake, do dol Yorktown
Storer London: iOth Nancy Plasted, Church, Belfast
PopTsNourH Jolly l0-Arr American Congress, Williams
London. and cid same day Tor kY0rk
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eiosed ct lo2x bid i0Ts asked Baltimore S. iao l05x
bid: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad k0nds, 1867, 0sL ed
IS asked do shares 1917 bid. 76x asked York and Cum
berIsnd nv bid, 2h asked; Baltimore and Susquehanna
20 bid.
DOMESTIC MARKET
NEw BEDFORD On MARKET.-For the week ending July
q. 1s5l-Sperm-The market continues quiet and we
have only TO report sale of 325 bbs at 81 2 gal
which Is slight decline from previous sales Whale
Az the ON advances the market quiet
aspect Holders, however remain very firm, and prices
have an upward tendency. We notice, since last,
sale of 500 bbls, at A Soc sale of 500 bbs South
Sea for export was made few days previous last
at 4Sc. per gal. Whalebone is more active and prices
have advanced The sales include Al 900 lbs Polar at
321a per lb and 5000 lbs do, private terms.
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NoRvoLK, July Is.
kerr NBedford.
Cisared-Ship Madison. Navy Bay. The Of the n,
while In Hampton Roads refused perform duty and the
cutter Campbell wAs obliged to furnish outside
the Capes
49, NEw BEDFoRD. July 80
Arrived-Ship Eliza Adams London; sehr Kossuth. New
York.
PORTLAND, July %.
Clsared-Brg VIM II Spear. Philadelphia.
Arrived-Schr Mary Peck. NYork
S&iled-Schr Globe, NYorh.
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WEDICALs.

DR. CONyERs' PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE NO.
~ SO Third New York, where he Ia n
certain diseases and seminal weakness &c Dr. C. has had
fifteen years extensive practice in these
orders effects self abuse indiscreton The
tins Of disease who would avoid quacks and their vile
TO Dr. c. Patients in the country may consult Dr. o. By
rating Cordial the only remedy for debility of she
caused by self ton for SALE 81 bottle three bottles
for S. with import ant advice the married and single
forwarded to the country For SALE 1873 Broadway; LIZ
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HAvRK-Paeket ship samuel Fox-r @ Wild, Bostsns
fredberger Germany; Ann Maier. Barbabs Maier Rea
ma haer. saml ksier. Rosamop Msier. Germany.
sAvANrAH-Bark Yernon-M Buckley, lady and z
ehieren hrs Dixon and son w Dixon and lady. Nc
ood and lady, DIR w Proctor Schmitgal.
fok TO CABELLoBrig Monserrate-A Savage, Mrs Howe.
Mrs Brisnd, r Baasch.
SIERRA LEonE-Brg Zeno-Mrs s, Miss and Miss Kse-
nan. O Webster.
PoRr Az PLArr-Schr Carlotta-Dr Smith.
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Married.

On Wednesday, the 23d of July at the Tabernacle
Baptist Church by the Rev. Dr. Lathrop, WILLIAM
KIRK Of Albany to ELIZABETH, daughter Of William W.
Petrie, of New York
On the 23d Of July, at Morrsania by the Rev Mr.
Mann, WM. j. BECK Of this city to JANET daughter Of
the late Charles Bathgate, Of the former place.
On Wednesday evening, the 23d Of July, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hatfield Captain b. f. MARSH eff packet ship Hell
vetia to Macy CoRDELA, daughter Of Mr. A. Gregory,
Esq. all Of this city.
At Washington city, the 2lst of July, S. PowHArAS
CARTER, Navy, to CAROLINE c., daughter of Samuel
j. Potts. Esq.
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r.i.srspr,c Marin. Reports.

Arrivsd-Bsrks osnsnli su yrna Esshua, philadelphia
gfr Tl erir Aus Cayes Fthr siiae Wright NIork-
ritsrcd-Bsrss Henry shelton. baltimore Bay tate do
Iris TItiertv Csre Town CGI brgo savannah, Marine
Richmond; TatEer, Philadelphia Fareree, do kTie DO;
hrrvea-sl 10 A.asns. Liverpool, barb la, Bos,op
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Brisssw Gushing. Wsde, NsrsIlis, I White; Trium.
wilton Castle n SbGS Hssson RosSudso PSpps Con- co..
Alert ssrl ol,'s, egsSsss Schmidt sal:hsp
North. RehmOndi EDWARD Adams, Steele, Phaaslphia;
s sTsip T.sp. Smith, s' Oh Bias Bs'kTh New HAv'A
slOOp-visilant " nis Providence
ndss and g. % NLyins,,On Jun. IS la, so
bound r. a, lat . lon 10 sssSsnssd .isna vita barn
a Win Ssrs rsr Henry ,snsns same ssy s a s
T. lon 4 @ spos. barb su@!,'r o ch%l,.,Sn from Lon;
ssi.%; :,.ns?s ~ a. !, % lon IS
sstoSy FROM % iSsd Tor Sspc: h az 5
hence s,s s ssns M mp LSnssn If S
westerly winds Gains with continual gs and rain took
ss a issI gi: SSai Ti.as I,s Jun.
5 JUN On ss r. Sroiy .,s, s
CO. 81 cs.5s Nth 10y ,i hss TIE has ten Of
E:rl 51s. .! w'lIlnsoS .r Hi,-SGs cTssH
q Salt Key, in sale from NE. a. casks mOlasses
Bark Vernon rsJs ssvAnnsh days, with cotton, to
Brl, Es,sist,e lBr,al HAg.rman. Bremen, "a days in
ballast and oS Jss.sngsrs :. Brockel@sp yuy 3stts
3esy out same time spoke Br bark Berlin from Quebec
ri JS. s-n sES es,;ssSS days with iron
I.i@ %. ~. 2 NcrasLsn lin mss, la 50 q Ion
Brig Konsrra,s, johnson. Porto cabello. II days. with
Brs samuel lci wsi,l Boyinstsn. sAvAns. a days.
sitl estton and fustic, D. Everett Brown.
Brg Radius Grpth. NsnIahiA 20 days. with noiAssss,
90 20 IelsAd n Beech
Brig Hebron (BrJ skAng, windsor. Ms. - dsys With
plaster 20 master.
Brs Mornins star Tslt Port Lsvscc. ~ days with cot
ton Badger Peck. June a. lat - IS Ion 81 81 passed
tsrk showing blue snai vita painted ports APPARENTLY
about 40 tons.
Bfr ss,smors. wss. saehAs. 10 days with lumber TO
Brett Note.
schr Carot,a tDani csnnss's Port Plat, with mahO
seirPtbsees ThrrIov. Beaufort SC sdsys With naval
torres
schr Columbia, Nureh. Alexandra lays.
schr Henry, Line. Alcxar dria, days
schr r. Bird, " bite, Virrinia, 2 days
Sohr Banvard, Arnold Virginia, 2days.
schr Ann Eliza, Young. Virgins, days.
Schr Elcott KinRsland, Baltimore, 3 days
Sohr A Wetmore, Dougherty, Baltimore, days.
schr Michigan, Blennet, baltimore, days.
schr Marinah, Corson, Baltimore, days.
schr Baltimere Sleight, baltimore, days
Schr n rAynter, Theal, Baltimore, days. =,
schr Henry Csy Nys New Bedford, 2days bonhd 70 Al
barry -.
steamer Kennebec, Clsrk Philadelphia
Below.
park Tela de Cubs. Ormiston from CardenAs, with
iasses, 70 Truxillo 4 BBsrreras.
Jrtv7swind at sunrise sw, and liEht meridian, do doi
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