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MEDICAL CARDS.

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HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAN-JaMzs G.
nR. A. H. NICHOLSON, Office No. II0 ST.
~ Charles street. residence No l66 Ca.ondest s apis
nIRsUUGS Ri e 8 AND AND MEDICINEs-SSoar1ms 1sh & Co.
- wholesale and Retail Dsuegsis No Ito Poydfas street
Price per quill sL Vaccine Office mp s'alTs opsn from
NJ. TO Or. n. J.8 smdHW w
nOCTOR WREN, on jackson, between Rous.
ACarwriebt, Dr. NJ Cannon. Dr. Wa. G. Ansan. mb5 iy
nR. ]. s. COPES-Office and residence, 444
OMagazine street, second door above Edward. dS "
nR. C. 8. FENNER devotes partcu. AGsnA
- lar attention to the treatment of ofDIsEASEsYR
OF THE EYE. Office 1853 Graver sIeet. op-
posi.e the varieties - d2 6m os
i KGYPTiAN KYE BAisAM.
ABOVE nse ssmsdy or ,sa'i al psses 3Gs e
tanning TO the EYE. Ophthalmin, of five yean' NkSA
standing, cured in II weeks; the Tear in the Eye,
being blind for MONTHS restored to the Of one
eye three weeks gentleman who always used for
IS by using only drop vas enabled read the
fammaion Of days cured bv single drop It gives
bisnGy to ths Eys fna slsp hen hs ssht
Street -------- aul7 ly
nR. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon would
vicinity that he prepared to attend TO all busnesk -
in his line entrusted to bis care pI Elliott hopes <JYk
his long experience Veterinary Surgeon will in.Akk.
rnary College Francs five in Prussia the last
five years IN this city with The Doctors
changes from 81 to $lo upon any durable disease.
The Doctor is to be found all hours of the day and
night at TsitsrsaIs e ~ Stable g. Chs, les street.
and for sale, fel4 3m
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FLAX CoTToN IN GREAT BRiTAIN.-The Lon
don correspondent of the Commercial Advertiser
says Of flax cotton " The use of fax cotton, man.
nlactufed according to the process of Chevalier
Claussen, Is now in progress upon an extensive
scale, at Bradford, in Yorkshire, and at Cork, in
Ireland, large mill owners at those places having
entered into contracts. The principle of the in.
venton, by which fax is adapted for spinning upon
cotton, wool and silk machinery consists in the
destruction of the cylindrical character of the
fibre by the expansive power of carbonic acid gas
The first process, however, is the removal of the
reslnous matter peculiar TO the plant. This is
effected by boiling it for three hours in water con-
tanning one half per ceut. of common soda after
which il is dipped in water slightly acidulated
with sufphurc acid. The flax is then thoroughly
saturated in solution of carbonate of soda, and
being subsequently immersed in solution of
diluted supuric acid, liberation of gas takes
place which causes the tubes of which the plant is
composed to split, when the MATERIAL Instantly
losing liz rigidity, hecoms light, expansive mass
of cotton texture, increasing in size like ieayen-
ing dough an expanding SPONGE Lastly, for
the purpose OF being bleached, it is plunged into
hypochlorire OF magnesia, when it Instantly be-
comes whie. A very general opinion prevails
that the invention will lead to rapid and exraordi-
nary results. Sixty tuns Of the cotton now be-
ing prepared for the Manchester market"
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no. YE RED HEADS AND GRAY.

LAST INDIA HAla DYE eoLors The Hair and the Skfs
u Any psrop occasionally using this Dye. h Ha
OF Whkers dsfk shade perfectly black TITS Dye nann
celebrated Chemist COMSTtCk, auttsr
Csnschs chem,tr Philosophy etc. and BY hn warranted TO
coir the HAIR without njurny the without slanf
the Skim II u sold in New orleans only by
mhll j. WRIGHT II 20, Isl tlhaftres H.
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RUssIA-NAvAL FORCES IN THE BLACK SEA.
The Tribune translates the following from the cor.
respondence of the AHgemeiae Zeitung, from the

The Tribune translates the folowino frono rho co,
...no,danoa Of Tho Au,,.,na;,,a ya:s'.. e.a ~
,espy"u9o =, 'uv A5 o''''e Ae"1"s' ho'" ''ie
Black sea- da'ed March:
The Russian Governor General of the Caucasian
Provinces, Prince Michael Woronzow, has repeat
edly expressed the wish to he relieved of his bur
densome office. His advanced age, and certain
intrgues IN ngh military quarters, seemed TO have
strengthened him in this resolution. But, thus far
the Emperor has not acceded TO his wishes. 10 the
course OF the approaching spring, Prince Woron-
zow contemplates long visit TO the Southern Pro-
vInces, taking up his residence in his famous Co
thic castle AluPka, in the southern borders of the
Crmea. Tjhis has been greatly embelished un-
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SPORT TURNED TO SERIOUSNESS 1t is not
always prudent for ladies don male attire, the
annexed, from the Washington Republic, will
show:
few nights ago, young lady dressed herself
in mans clothes, for the purpose of having little
innocent fun by frightening the two white female
servants in the house. One of them had cited to
rest, and was in doze, when the young lady, thus
disguised, entered the chamber, and disturbed The
occupant. whose screams startled the other
want, who, beng down stairs, fastened up. The
young lwo) man rushed to the door to keep her OUT
but superior strength prevailed, and ingress was
effected. This servant seized the supposed male,
and, after severe contest, threw heavy candle
stick at the head of her antagonist, which lid not,
however, strike as intended; and she then ran,
and did not stop until she reached the basement
Here she tainted, and remained insensible for
nearly half an hour. The whole household were
now alarmed, there was much noise and coniu-
sion !" and, to all fear, the young lady re-
vealed herself, tperceiving that her conduct was
near leading TO very serious consequences
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SENTIMENTS SOUND AND PATRIoTIc.-Sew-
XII the counsel Of SIMS the recent fugitive ON trial
in Boston, tried to set aside Col. Thomas, as coun-
sci Of the slaves owner. In the discussion, the
report Of the Boston Post of the 18th says:
Mr.. Sewall, in reply, said he had no objection
to the appearance Of Col. Thomas as counsel for
Potter. but he held power Of attorney authoriz-
ing him to appear as his COUNSEL and it was his in
tention to get out the replevn writ for the purpose
of trying the question Of Sims freedom before a
jury, which was the birthright of American born
man.. In the course of his remarks, Mr.. Sewail
said there was no law by which Sims could be
held as slave. There was no law for slavery
"Judge Woodbury. expressed great surprise that
such assertion should be made to him, sitting
he then was in his capacity Of Of the judges Of
the United States, and bound to administer the
laws Of the United States. 1t was an absurdlty
and fasehood say that there was no law for slav
cry. The very representation in one branch Of the
congress of the United States was based on slave
Mr.. Sewall replied that he was speaking Of the
law OF Massachusetts.
Judge Woodbury. esponded-Massachusetts is
yet part Of the Union, thank God. A universal
burst of applause followed this remark. Both the
marshal and the judge promptly checked the de-
monstration His honor, proceeding, said, the
law of the U United States formed part of the laws
of Massachusetts, and it was his duty to that
they faithfully executed And he would see
them executed, or perish in the attempt. lAnoth-
er burst of applause After some remarks about
the laws in the slave States for the protection o.
slaves his honor said that the notions generally
ertaned at the north upon the subject were found
ed in mistake. The laws protected taeir lives and
also punished their masters or the agents OF the
masters, if they maltreated them.
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PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse.
= ROBB IL co. No. 60 Gravier street are con-
Os stanily receiving from Philadelphia and szyNNYM
r>-A ENGLAND new Goods in their line .L&B
Their stock comprises SADDLKRY ~k<EN u M
N@kof all descriptions, SADpLkRY -,
etc INDIA RUBBER GooDs, TRAVELLING and PAcKIHs
TRuNKS, etc. etc.
Also "A fine assortment Of BUFFALO RoBrs.
t1' tantels and peaeE are invited to call. jas 6m
CADDLERY STORE-SMITH Il BROTHER,
~ SO and . Contmon ST. sst. New Orleans. ~
oief Tor sale the most complete assortment Of
Goods in their line in tbs Southern country, CON-
AilDLEs-More than 500 varieties of English, Amer
= iDDLE BAGS and w ALL ETs. in srea. valety:-
En- Brides. Brtdie Filings. Aiaruhgas, Girhs, Snrcin
sfR gle., Surup Lesthes. Extra, ksins, Hitch Hsins.
-I-1e" "HHsssSsEss-coach, Gig and Buggy Harness.
al qualities Wagon and ay Harness, complete * IN pafs
Collars Dray Wagon Saddles Hames, Blind BRIDES aed
Plantation Gear OF every description. S2SA SN1
a TRuNks-taeEng Trunks. Travelling
A1s SaDDLE af'is cry HAppwARE. sADpLERs, 8
SEss SHE MAKdERsae dEa T22aS Ts,MMS rqS EtSDiNcs~f
fEATHeR and SIX Ns-skTuna Harness Bride, Sole
sies and Hdes Pad Lsehsrs ali aastis. and eeo.s
Bag Hides snd sdss PAD Skins; Wool skins, Hog skes
SKINS all and qualities; Channels and Buck Skins
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
Er are Agents for the sale Of the Pasent India
RoDber Gin and Machine Bands Also the pstsp, Stretched
Steam Packing. and India Rubber Clothing, Of ali kinds
Band Rivers, Lace and Hand i.eathess, etc etc.
d7u SMITH 3 HRoTHt R. 80 and 81 Common a.
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REMOVALS.


p EMOVAL-DR. MAceIBBoN has removed
IL TO No. 169 Carondeet street, doors above Heva
streeh arS
p EMOVAL-Dr FRYDINGER has removed his
~ Office to No 50 Baronne three doors above Com
mon street He will attend as heretofore, to all
calls, day night. mhsl If
y REMOVAL--JAcoB SoRIA, Notary Public, has
~ removed his former office. IA Gravef cou-
missioner in Louisiana for the States OF Missouri Mississippi.
and Alabama Iuh1t 3mus
p PEMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
II and Commission Merchant. has removed 81 Gsaxisr
street. jaa1
p REMOVAL-Dr. ]. S. KNAPP, Dentist has
IL removed his office from iD4 Common street. cnfuex of
ST. Charles to his office and residence No 10 Baroans
street, where he be tound the of his
professi9 u in all it, departments. Jazz tJyl
p Eei OVAL-The Office of the New Orleans
~ and Canoiion Railroad Company hss been removed to
No. 1913, nne street. M
p EN- oVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law
IL has removed from No. II st. Charles street to No. n
{,su,p street nm stars MS lv
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WOOD II CO., F. W., Ship Chambers, Gro
w and Provision Dealers, opposite Post a. Second
Municipality, and No. Red Stores. Thrl Mun,cipaity
w WOLFF, SAMUEL, Importer of Wines, Bran
w dies, ETC.. and General Commission Merchant, No "
Camp street. ul2
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WEBB, JOHN H., Original Vinegar Estab-
W. lshment of Common and Maras street, oppo
site Charity Hospital. d7 1y
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Dapis's Syrup Of Wiid Cherry and 7qr-We wou.d cali
attention to the advertisement of this valuable medicine in
other column Several of its aluary effects ha
under our personal observation, and therefore confidently
ralommeud to the afflicted Ed ~ j. Weekly Vjs{tey
and Temp cranes Sentinel (7renton,) Feb. 3, l847
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WRIGHT IL Co, A. j. Cotton Factors and
w Commission and Forwarding Merchants u Gravief
No. tlrio, ~ 1v
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lFrom M; S. c. Hayss. Of the firm Of Broyer Hayes
Co., Booksellers and Statioacrs, No. 1873 Market street.
Phiiadelphia-January 8. l847.1
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar is invaluable
dy ii cured the of colds with Ii you want
titicate will cheerfully give one. 8. q. HAYES.
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[Fr0m S. s. Giuens.1
PADucAH, KY, June 1646My stock Of Cherry and Tar
Syrnp is now reduced bottles and its popularity daily
INCREASING You would do well to send another supply.
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communication from Mrs Robinson, who has just been
cured by Dr. Fryer OF vruent with which she has
suffered sixteen will be found in another column
We have Ourselves this respectable lady and the
dences Of the truth of her statement We where the
of her affection had long burowed and
there is of it kff behind Editors Daily
The republic., 1851-11-01

vile, to Canal DIVER, 80 miles and back, once a
The republic., 1851-11-01

week.
Leave Columbus every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at7pm;
Arrive at Fremont next days byapm;
Leave Fremont every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at m;
Arrive at Columbus next days by pm,
l0l5s From Columbus, by South Bloomfield Crcevile,
Chillicohe, Waller WaverIey, Piketon, and Lucas
vile, to Portsmouth, 81 miles and back, daily.
Leave Columbus daily at am;
Arrive at Chillicohe day by p and at Ports
mouth next day by pm;
Leave Portsmouth daily at m;
Arrive at Chillcothe samod day by m and at Column
bus next day by IL
l0l59 From Columbus, by Parks Mills Blehdon Central
College, Maxwell, Galens, Sunbury, Centreburg, and
Mount Liberty, to Mount Vernon, 49 miles and back,
six times week. three Of the trips to run by Central
College and Maxwell, and the other three trips by
Westervie and Genoa Cross Roads.
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday at am
Arrive at Mount Vernon same days by SPIN;
Leave Mount Vernon daily except Sunday ats am;
Arrive at Columbus same days by s. m.
l0l6O From Columbus, by Worthngton, East Orange,
Alum Creek, Delaware Ashley, CardingtoD, Mount
Glead Iberia, Gallon, Livingston, Shelby, Green
wch Station, Greenwich, Now London, Rochester
Depot, North Rochester, Washington, La Grange,
Grafton COpopo, Omstead, Bereo, and RockpOrt, to
Cleveland l35 miles and back, twice daily
Proposals for daily service only will be considered, and
schedueto be proposed by bidders.
l0lol From Cleveland Buffalo, N. Y, 400 miles, daily
during season of navigation, schedule TO be named by
bidders.
Proposals TO embrace Dunkirk N Y. as point the
route will be considered.
lOl62 From Columbus, by Grove Port, Lthopolis, and
Green Castle, to Lancaster, % miles and back SIX
times week
Leave Columbus daily except Sunday at 10 am;
Arrive OF Lancaster same days by pm
Leave Lancaster daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Columbus days by m.
lOl63 F.om Columbus by Georgesvile, Harrisburg Pales
tine Mount Sterling, Duff's Fork, Pancoastburgb
and Boomingbursh, to w sshington, G. H., so miles
and back, once a week
Leave Columbus every Thursday at 9 a m;
Arrive at Washington day by IL m;
Leave Washington every Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Columbus next day by pm.
iOl64 From Columbus, by Dublin, Darby Creek, Union
vile Centre, Milford Centre, Marysvile, Allen Centre
Coberley's, West Middleburr East Liberty, Ray
mond's and Zanesvile to Bellefontsine, 65 miles
and back, three times week t
Leave Columbus every Tuesday Thursday, and satur-
day at7am;
Arrive at Belefontaine next days by 6 ami
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Died.

Ga FRIDAY, Nav 90. JOSEPH BREWSTER. only child OF
jos, pa X. and Julia Bnok AGED wear rs DAYS.
Funolal this day at n O'Clock. ftom ~ Henry-St The
Trends of the family invited Ca attend
PHILADELPHIA papers please Cap,
A. New Rochelle. MAJ 20 PAULDlNG IRVING, son of
Lewis q lrNlng.
On Thursday MAY - IN this city, CHARLES SWAN.
m the t21 year OF his age
he friends ot the family and those ~ rs hrut law
Aimed (Oly requested 20 attend ms funeral sun
oy neNt June l. at O'Clock Nj from hS late residence
Ne 6N HOustonst near ooS:cr. without further
tan
On Fudsy Mouuns. Nav 50, 1851 JANE ANN. only
and ~ da,s
Tie relatives and friends of the ani, arc respect FULLY
lnNlied a. attend Tie funeral Suuds aNcuuOn. half
past oClOck nom the residence o her pNeuS DIVISION
avenue, near NJ, rtlc avenue. Bokl rhc ruu ANS will
be taken II Nj unt OONCt CVmctcUt faI iatcr0eut
In the township It SpllusNlc. county uf iuChaun,
STATE OF fcnn> Nag3, aiter ouCt Illness. MAJ - 1851
MARTIN fAkktS, N the tlSt ~ Ais a-c The &c
crSScV leaves wifC and large family cdrca - mourn
thc tcncaNcent ana wade circle Of attached friends 90
tcple h> >cdtcn deata, and sincerely CHERISH ana re-
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Snnken. &C.

May 90 lat 80 &C. Ion &c 20, brig Ottoman, fn Boston for
May ie Of FLORIDA Reef. ship Hope, I'm Liver
pool for NOrleans.
bound INTO Liverpool
May o. lat Al is Ion 70 &c. ship Man Pleasant I'm Liver
pool for Philadelphia
NAV a. LAT 80 5 Ion o. g. bark Isabella Humphrey, I'm
Charleston for Bordeaux
MAJ g. lat 81 b. Ion H. brig Lawton Garlne from
Newport. Ri for Havana
MAY d. lat So A. Ion 3 &C. brig Niagara. m Cadenas for
Philadelphia.
Humboldt Lines. for Havro, about % miles ahead Oh tAe
steamer Paclfc I'VE. I'm NRlTk FOR Liverpool.
May TO- lat - o. Ion 81 30, BE ship Ottawa I'm GreenocA
May 49, lat IS o. Ion &c. Br bark Isabella, fn Toroay
No date lat Al H. Ion 50 49, fishing bark Rose lof Deppe)
a anchor
Nav a. Nantucket Shoal bearing by + IS miles, fishing
sch Glvde HELEN fishing. with 90 Gls OF fish ON board
Nav a. IS miles by Of Block Island, brig Rocking
ham, I'm Bangor for Richmond.
Nav 49, " lat 81 2J, Ion CO 30 Slgnalzed bue VI
Shepard. Towne. I'm Salem ll7tl) for Para
Nav 10 lat 81 30 Ion G5 s. brig GpScy. Sturgs ds ron
Bridgeport, Conn. for Ponce - go D,
Mas 2 lat 80 40 ION Y 80. bark Murllo to Portand)
I'm Boston for NOrieans.
inc W painted black showing signal with white ground,
red edges. and O h m n
Nav H. no lat Nc sgnalized ship showing letter
IN 4 red diamond 0n white ground.
Apul o. lat 20 r. Ion u a. sgualZed packe-shp
Montezums, ia NYork for Liverpool
Nav o. lat a. Ion 65i, steamship Europa from
NYmk for Liverpool
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Things in Philadelphia
Correspondence Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, May 80

PHILADELPHIA, IIdy' MAY ~
man named Henry Cruiser fell dead
vs,,e,dav. near Fourth and Cherry SIS
new Odd Fellows Hall IS 70 be oeoica'eu ~
r,o,.n,,o,ovsn. Chester Co. tomorrow, WIN appro-
49,, cerer,onles A number Of the members oi 'le
hb,dcy from ms city Viii participate IN mem 1870
Nania a pOiu cases are unpfecedehyouiy n , 80
:. .t, nv During the past two weeks, aPpicatiohs
y, be1 made al the Hospital for the admission Of
nyo nafieuts suffering from tins dreadful ln'eIpeI
sfe seourge than could DC received INTO tid1 AlsV'"
ton -. r,a,,o pa;l,o.l
during the week ending Yesterday, 3O25l tuns OIL
soal and there were shipped BY The Schuylku Ia
osI during the same PERIOD Of time, lg24J tuns.
The AIR feels quite chilly to-day, after yesterday
rain Il IS characteristic OF our climate ho%c.1i
To-day only exist under the cooling lilnuele
OF fans and ice cream to-morfO" an oNeic"a i ''
at all uncomfortable. ,,., ,.
Beeswax Is very limited 20 day Cotton - hein hry @
the sales are on very iestIc,eo so .ih ttmioons
$50 per for No T. cargo ~ Aiieghahy ~. nv o
Co.f sold A. N cents bushe The FLOUR m7rset - mac
ar EXPORT at 81 IS barrel but the demand - hni'sl
sales kr city consumption WITHIN the range 81 - ~ I
eeamoa ami EXTRA brands, and fancy lots at higher
Snail sales 81 RYE Flour al 50 ~ and Corn sied ~ y
~ IareI There is but limited demand 81 wheat otei4hS
and prices are steady Sales Of iaI and prime "to -
SIai a. and red al 064Gc bushei Further Sales ~
Pc AZ 10 cents There moderate demand for Corn az
90 cents FOR Southern and PENNSYLVANIA yellow iy Du'h-
els Pennsylvania Oats, IN store 500 a. fieio ~ "a
The demand for Whskeys limited Sales OF barrels az .
aa n1os az ~ Board so $40 state S. 93
S5g14 do 93s: - Goa Allegheny City s., 70 81 ~ LehsA
Nav sl 800 Caiawlssa kR, 10. slGo9 tenn Is, ~ iV'
20 Camden and Anioy RI 80 500 Cay ~ 90, lOz y
ae. IN Bk iail: $3.50 Wilmington RR Gs, % Plant
ers' Ri Tenn, CO. So State t., lOli -" On"n N"''
49, s3o Sos o. i9 $500 Sy ~ "a al, catavssa
R GI s21CO Ches and Del Canal g. lS % 10 Con b.
90 sieoo Readg RI g. TO- =. sigg 9 S ,es ~ 6 rar
Bk, ri $40 State 3s, 81
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Whalcrs.

ship Heroine New Bedford reports, March %, at 81
s. lon 81 " passed whale ship steering y showing \
Parker New Bedford sgnal The Heroine struck ON tine
North Ledge where she remained several honrs hut came
of without damage.
Bark L Donue do, reports. 2Gth INST lat 80 p, Ion
70 &C. spoke sch Preston Of and from Proyuceown dS
all well The was lowed of the ledge at PM. aftcr
hghtenng with loss Of false keel and loaky
Bark America, al do, reports. Feb G. lat Sc q Ion 72
W spoke bark CosSack SlOcum. New Bedford, 90 So all
wc March a. lat 20 "a, ION IS Co. ship Artistic Edwards
from Valparaiso Of and for Lyerpo0had her decks swept
and her mate and entirely out OF water, supplied
her The America got ashore the eastward of Egg Isl
and. hut got of without damage.
Brig Gov Hopkins, Dartmouth reports, Stl INST on
Bahama Banks. spoke bark Conela, Deyoll, New Bel
ford 800 sp (the spoke, 9th INST bark Barclay, IuPP
Westpo 30 and cutting whale 22d. mot l9h lat 3D.
Ion y 49, bark Sea Fox Spoonor Westpo DIS out Clean
all we'll
ford. for New York 10 ds
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nnfneSiic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. May 28-An brig Albert Fearing
Alfred harrct, Baker Boston, Lawrence waterbury, Gram
ALBANY, May % CID sch Yan,lc. flr Boston
AlGI STA. May 28-Au schs Charleston Packet,
Franklin Tfuevo-tbv NYork phier- SS9,harl III. 25.h
Hbena Fcse Boston. Flzaicth. Waite DO: esth Ca
Ielle Pool. do Consul, Beck, do Alice Bowler Salem
Packet, Thonh>on, Boston, ltih Elizabeth Waite. West
BOSTON. Mas 2g-Ar ship P.rthenou. T,ylor. Nev-Or-
leans. hatas Ltsander, SNOW san Juan. Cuba LenuH.
ChaIlease. lBr Barton. Tro"a. Scsiiloi ReSs T,fa,
Ca!conas. Carlton Percy Havana, Unicorn, tBrl Marteu.
Newly Halttt pl,laicl1l,. Hen, Guns S'rS, H.
Dutch selh't Aara Aduanne, Ouwehand, Rotterdam hs
Adams rei Parker, MaanZas, Mary Patterson, Bate
Phadclra hos Ireland S'mCrs do: PANE, Lord. Els
Comet perienglil Portland. balance Howes do, Barrv
Hon" and Geo BROOKS. Dyer do, Llconm Hh. Saco, ko-
Cox A. Quawntue-S.np Bell RocS, Pendleton Itver-
pool CID sb9 Lesle> Robbins Norieins; Feray, Glni ~
smith 81 StcaIo4>. NIi Clans. C.,s N6rl,aa,. Ne
FOREST l1ctaa Brilliant tI3rj ,;l,en,.o..i D,.b. &
iei Charleston Mass late of Savannah Ellis Haskell
Mailer. Peacock, Philadelphia. Orbit. l., ,a,,r Waii.
noro' heisef. Robinson lhcuasau liallet am. S0is
in the BY Brc Robert Patterson I Ni.,.i.z.s vi ~
S,aned previously, returned and anchored q. N-ntasst
BATH, NAV 27-Arr brig Brown. Sampson. Dar,r,
Ga .sh >ca hsnoyci Wins"w, bos.oI.lo lost mn oser
BANGOR. Ma. 3s-Arr bns Jul.s F1rd Dr.nk,rater
= >, p, s., 49, f1's'l so"'s rio'qrnce Wave HAWKS
E.'se ~ u S.-eD, Mosul, tia>.ns. Providence. Ma
CHARLESTON. Nav eC-kn sings sullivan Fr--.7ls
NNrrS' Switzerland. Carte. phl, g.l: bark = Wrgbf
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