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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-05-26
~DMINISTRATOR A L

IN persnance Of an order Of the Probate Court
j. Of Ashland county, Ohio, made on the 18th
day Of April, 1861, | will offer for sale at Public
vendue on the premises, on the 22nd day Of May,
A. d., 1882, the following Real Estate to witt
Lot No. 81 in Kuhn's addition TO the Town Of Polk
in Ashland county, Ohio.
Terms Of Sale ;-one half cash in hand, and
one third in ono year, and the balance in two
years with interest from the day Of salo-back
payments to be secured by Mortgage on. the
premises. w. II. SPRINKLE,
Administrator Of soloman X. Sprinkle
NTH 4 ALLISON, Sob, for AFR.
April %, 1852. 4wl9
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the co-partncr-
IN ship heretofore existing under the firm oil
Slubbs & Coffin, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The cabinet business will hereafter be
conducted by J. D.. Stubs, at the old stand Of
StubbS & Coffin, and he is further authorized to
settle up all the business belonging 10 said firm
both as to making all collections and meeting
such claims as nay be against the firm. Persons
knowing themselves indebted to said firm will
please TO call at the Wareroom of J. D. Stubs,
and settle Immediately. JOS. d. STUBS,
+. W. COFFIN.
March "a, 1852. 41tf
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GAJ 9vmm
YOUR ROPERTY.

The ASHLAND Co. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company.
CONTINUE to issue Policies on the most hvor
" able terms, on the safer kinds Of property
against Loss on DAMAGE by FIRE.
Rates Of Insurance as low as any sound ins,i.
tuition. Insurance takes effect the day the appli-
cation is madej surplus funds divided among the
members-risks limited to Three Thousand DOL
lars.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
Property situated on Farms 10 insured At rates
as low as II can possibly be afforded. All COM
munications for the Co. must be postpaid. Ace
tive agents wanted in every crunty In the State.
p. RISER, PrssideHt.
Secretary, l.. J. S%PRENGLE.
7reasurer, J. GRAIL.
Nov. 10, 1861. 26tf
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A BoNELEss BoDY.-The London IA.
pers describe an inquest held by the cor
Oner, on Elizabeth Vigors, aged five years.
The body presented a horrible spectacle,
being one lump Of flesh, twisted and dis.
lorled. Dcceased's father stated that soon
after her birth, a girl threw deceased over
her back TO The ground. Since the occur
renee, she assumed a curved position,
could eat nothing but breadland butte;-1nd
when touched her bones appeared to snap.
She had been under medical treatment for
a long time, without deriving the least be.
neft. lie found her dead in bed. Mr..
Harrison, surgeon, made a post mortem
examination. There were no bones in
the body; the limbs were purely of girls.
tie. 1t was an aggravated case OF what
was called 'rickels.'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1852-05-26
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SPANISH HAIR GLOSS,

A CLEAN, white and beautiful preparation for pro.
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One rec application Ofthe HaitGlOss will impart
a more lasting beauty and moisture to the hair, than
awhole bO re Of the alcoholic preparations usually
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whose hair Is slightly gray, will find this article TO
make theic hair darker. and render the gray hairs
scarcel" preceptible. Mothers will find this prepare.
ton the best they can use to dress %Ciildren's hair,
keeping II in place. giving 1t a most beautiful lustTe
and causing II to grow luNuTiantly. II any prepare.
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Gloss will do it.
We liberal discounts made TO Druggists and those
who buv ny wholesale. Address C. p. Fay, Owego,
y. Y. Price - cents per bottle.
Dealer IN Ashland county can learn terms on en-
quiry of Editor of the Union, at Ashland, Ohio.
1vOE
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When is a lighted candle like a tomb.
stone! When il is set up for a late hus-
band.
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BY EDWARD WEBSTER, ESQ.

A REMINIscENcE OF THE EAR.
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WONDERFUL CURES!

DR.. Rodgers Syrup Of Liusrwort and
Tar and Chdrchalgua; for the com.
plete cure Of Coughs, COIds, Influenza,
Asthma, Bronchitis, splitting Of Blood,
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ding TO
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THE GREAT COUGH REMEDY
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Shirt JAistrlIunQ.

From Mooro's Rural New Yorker.
II TRIUMPH OF TRUTH,
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sf hin popular and well known article; and from thb dat
bsncefOrh. he will put up but one SIs oalJ.-his Gus
bOtlle:-Ae rtail pnoe will b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02
Died,


On Thursday, July !, CArHARINE, wife Of Michael
Mclaughlin.
The friends of the family respectfully requested to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her father Bar
tholomew Rooney, Is Chambers street. of City
Hall place this afternoon, at o'clock The friends of
her brother Charles Rooney also particularly invited
to attend.
On Thursday, July WELLER EVANS, in the 3sth year
of his age.
The friends of the family, and the members of Warren
Chapter No O. u A. invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence SO Washington street Brooklyn
this afternoon, at o'clock His remains will be taken
to Orange county for interment morrow morning at
o'clock.
On Wednesday evening, June 80, at o'clock,
ALICE Curry, wife Of Thomas Curry aged % years and
months.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from 2S Greenwich street The friends and relatives
respectfully invited to attend without further notice
Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
At Poundridge, Westchester county, on Wednesday
evening June go KNEELAsD MILES, of this city in the
3Sth year Of his age.
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
inerment this morning at il O'Clock, from the Harlem
Railroad Depot, City Hall
On Wednesday, June 80, after short and painful
Illness Mrs MARIA JOHNSON wife of John johnson, in the
6Sth year Of her age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, July Id Il. M,
AsHEs-Saes made of $50 bbls.. at 81 81 Il for
pots, and So 37H for pearls, per 100 lbs
BREADsrurrs.- Flour continued to tend upwards, the
business having reached 12,700 bbls.-mxed to fair
Western superfne Canadian, and ordinary straight
at to 81 12h favorte Ohio and choice State at 81
06H 81 16% fancy Indiana and Michigan at ~ 12h
81 25 with common to good Southern at 81 37k a ~
t6M, per Dbl Corn meal and rye -four unaltered
Some 10000 bushels Ohio white wheat fetched ST. 5000
Canadian do. unpublished figure and 26 600 bushels
unmerchantable with mixed Western corn Soc 81 Hc,
and b9ko. G0c.-about the previous quotations Rye
was more freely offered, at Slc and domestic oats, at
46c 40. per bushel
CorrEE-7o bags Java we're taken, at 1OXc and 1870
Rio, at exc. 9Sc Market inactive.
CorToN The sales to-day were 800 bales at same
prices although the Arcas adyices very satsac
tory
FRrIoBrs TO Liverpool, $500 to 5000 bbIs Of -four
engaged at Is. and 200 bushels grain al 3Kd,
baggcd by the shipper, ana at 40 In bulk. Cotton
was at I'd SOD To London. 5000 bushels wheat
engaged at Cd. bagged by the vessel There was
change In rates TO the Continent 10 California
Provisions seemed Less buoyant, the sales comprising
but $50 bbls prime and pork, at SIG u.s. and SO
&l9 12H; some shoulders and hams AT So $40. and
% ekc per lb; 800 bbb fair TO prime lard At 1oxc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02
Buy n Bond 7

HERALD.
i send you smother slap at the iustrious Hunya
riap His impudence is great Gas shown conspicu
ouy In his late address TO the Germans) that feel
Of conscience in giving him cut In the
short ribs ~ and am glad to that you doing
your duty as independent Journalist by exposing
him
made mistake in setting my Song Of an Exile
published In the HERALD Of the 10Th ut TO the tune Of
" Buy Broom" IL should have been I've been Roam
ing" Yours respectfully
June rs, 1852. ANTI.HUMBUG.
BUY A BOND.
AR-"BUY A BROOM"
From Turkey came, with my pockets all empty,
To stir up "de peoples.p on this side the pond;e
Then listen, pray you. while try to temptye
To buy Of the wandering Hungarian a Bond
Buy Bond buy Bond
Oh buy Of the wandering Hungarian Bond.
To put up your dear curs, pray ladies do buy one;
FOR that purpose the paper g much above par;
And gentlemen can't do better than try one,
To light with II their od'rous regslia segar.
Buy a Bond buy Bond,
On buy Of the wand'rlng Hungarian Bond!
heard you we're gullible, but confess,
Ina. OF all ia been told the truth went beyond
f% what w value can DO found, that Is less
Imam continental notes - Hungarian Bond.
Buy Bond buy q Bond,
Oh buy OF the wand ring Hungarian Bond!
My fame now "usd up for Europe I'm going,
MY purse well laden-for Of speeches you're fond
Ito grstitudes tear In my eye lids DER howingO
Lookiort-when "a power on earth you are donnd.
Buy Bond buy a Bond
Bless the time that In the States cried buy Bond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02
Passengers Arrived.

LIvERpooL-Steamsbip sarah sauds-Messrs II Lloyd.
Porter Son Miss Standard Mise Stcadman. Corp.
W Williams 4 Roberts, W Thayer. Hanson Mr. ana NJ.
Wellington and two children. Mr. and Miss Campt,l,
MeL~en Mr. AND Mrs Blesey Miss Parnel all OF bngapd
Dliams. Mr. Mira Fsiaay, Johnston Mrs Francis
Hugh maxwell, Rev John Fitzgerald Mr. and Miss Keys al
jenkins, w jenkins Porter lsr ef United sts.esl, W
Williams tof Gcrmsryl Rey Tipchett, Mr. and Mss D',-
tot Mics sches, Miss Forgas (s Of France and s. IA
Riommosp, &o-stesmsbip Rcapeke--H Gillespie, X 3
Jones, w Palmer, w Allen. Moclintock T r Smith.
v Biiss Peabody, ID stekney, Bell, McCutcheoa
and lady, W Chamberlain, P Chaplin w Smith. lady
sna ,sr.snt Miss smith Pierce punishaesh
lady. Crane. U W Wharkle Il Ward. G S Ward Hrs
Hisen and son, Wheaton, w Barbour, A Overton "
Rue Miss ychnston, A Robrcau + Haywood IA Whit
sand ard lady Mrs whitney. Miss II Whitney Whit
ney: y Decker snd lady NJ Thompson, w 4 Helius n
spring, night 9 Seabury, b Cohen, Mrs Bower.
and SssshteT MT, Brsdy and SOM Mrs Bradley and
Johnston, lady and ohild Apepram Wnrdsworth Mrs
WarSswoI and daughter. Everett aud lady and
yaEtj Glover, LADY and children; j kenwick Ms
NV psmsrcst Rate' smith, Joa.. and sly,
Mis- Fleming Miss Ramsey Allen, A selden, W 9
Rsiiiuss Martin and lady. Msse. Burke Chec!es and
REED Bptts Tisdale and LADY Striving IA
Miss Grsnbury, g W johnson, lady and ebIaren: W
Hlyer Mrs Bockover 3chldren and servant Miss Bocko
Watson, g Garlic, w c Umberson, x Ksrr. wv
EIEurnTRA-sehr C,yoe-nis N Rayner.
ELEvTHERA-Schr w ii Clsre-W Bethel,
AnoosrvRA-Brig Grenada-Mr Wsppans, Mr. Fuller and
Mr. Becker.
MArArzAs-Bark Capmore--B Means an wife, Boston,
Cole, Kirkpatrick, Ross Wilmot w Wade W Smart,
ID Peacock, Y dc Lima. Caroline P1uokputt.
NASSAU, EP-Sobr Anna Sophia-Mss CIutson, Mr. Oil
moro, hr Murphy. Capt Wright and bis crew.
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Honae Y0rts.

ALBAHY. June 2a-Ayr schrs Norwich, from Boston
cid Pene for Provdonoe Amanda Tor Boston, soop
Nt9Arr sehys I'm pire and Angelina from Providenoe
Dsnl Willetts, from DO Pinta and faliadium' IRON
Iondon cid sobr Phils delphia. for Bocton.
BsLTINoRE 29Arr Brcm chip Post arevivanss
denS Fardee do; brigs QusdrupIe (Brl Swan, Ponce
dsys' Jane Nickerson Nckerson Bostcn Engenia Feed
from Ponce PR I6th Watohman, Chapman BATH hstree
Pima Eastport Me- Don Nicholas. York foitandi 2
lance Fail River; Joseph Mnull Richards, Nfork
pdman Price do. Cid Br bark Than Heslcy Liver
pool sobrs lie Roy Powell York Henry smith. Norton
Eiddetowp Conn; Gipry, Bume, NYorki Emblem, Chhnd-
Ter Bath. Lawrence Waterbury Cranmer WsrshAm MASS
Bth--Arr schrs Midway tBrl Calhoun Hsliaxi 1xfora
bentley, Mis NYork. CID bsrks MarylAnd Davis Boston
Lowell Hammond, dol bEiss Diana tbsb herhereons st
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At Brooklyn. on Thursday, July 1, by the Rev. DR..
Cutler MIR. CHARLES PHrLP to CATHERINE daughter of
the late George Van Brunt.
On Thursday July l. by the Rev s. NJ Isaacs. l.. SOL
ONION Esq of Sacramento California to Miss PAULINE
MANSFIELD sister Of Myer Mansfield, Esq, of this city
On Wednesday, June 80 by the Rev. Lott Jones. Mr.
JOHN d. MOUNT to Miss MARTHA A. HooToN, all of this
city.
Mr.. A. TAYLOR to Miss CLARA w., daughter of Robert
Gendar, Erq., OF Brooklyn.
AT Stamford, Wednesday, June So In the Episcopal
Church, by the Rev. DR.. Todd, Mr. CHARLES BARTdoL
of New York to JULIA f.. youngest daughter of
John NJ Barlow, Esq of Muscatine. Iowa.
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n
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9..: rs. - Sr.
jsn: ca Psss. ss:a MOE
BosD.Ay.. june "a AIT - Walton. TITUS. NYork
ys Isa.s. s:s:s So1i:.as isss 2s::: ssS:ss
June 7-Arr Sofa. cosenss. NYork; Brilliant.
Ailiss n0rissns c.,..
HSlmss. Boston; ,o,a Neptune Dryer; d; W..
uns Arr AHn Psws HSa. IA Mf ls
Fame Croker. 10TH Hiord Kaafmas Bos.oa fsc%
COVE june ls-Arr Humboldt ts,. Lines. NYorh. and
CHAR Jun. i4-In the river wind bound. Hero Tho
S4D.s, Jun. s@Ass Nasrl.ss Esy:s.. c5.sIssss.-
ed by 10Th Aided PuSds. from Bremen for NYerl 900
FALAouTH. Jun. le-put In Queen o. tn: Isss Hewitt.
isth. IN lat Is !. Ion i y; 60, WV y
HAVE june EAT Olympus, wiison N6rIssns; Same.
SCI cIsPm.O, 4th. igR.eysI Dsy.us. NY9rt;
HsIvosr June ls-Rs.dy for sea. Rose st.nd'A M.sn.
hxnsvac, June Arr Else Isydsnann. NYork; 18th.
IsrasooI june ieNersss Britain ~ Hsshsvs NIs.t'
jaws ei ss csd and Ella Ann IssEvsod
ssIs 1aSrss Fsssss :ssess. kssia :ss
sSa 50ss smith Mobile
Jim BaIs Iss. AIs.d, nssIsy Josiah RGRs
Sors.n:; hsshorn. Brown, Charleston Adept Burns.
ss,s Is s;s sl
Jas Nosp,!h. and Continent Diummond. NY0rk; Lis1y
CID 18th Adriatc. snow, NYork; 17th VIM stetson,
sid 18TH Tusesrora Turey PhadeIphia; Isabel. Stow
a Mo%s Sra T s'
ssss: Law. Bills: ,S Creighton.
Bray snearors 18th southamIton Tinker, NYOrk Wash
CID out i5tb CHRISTIANS Han moud NYork; 17th Remit
Adv june is Joshua Bates Easterbroo for Hong Kong
and Canton July 10 psySnshirs HOyy fgT June ri
Lord, DC YORKTOWN. Bradsh. do 18TH Southampton,
port IDS June IS, Actress Murphy. Boston, Masonic.
SD drn MarIisi
PoKTsaourIl. l5-Sd American Eagle Moore, NYork
PoRrIASD. June l7-Passed up channel at M Dutch
Hague on 18TH Nordon from Norleans for Fall
ouEENsrowN June ls-sld Napoleon. Hunt. Boston:
sAuRABAyA March i3-Arr Herman Won Beckerash Cali
SHIELDS, June I6-sld Sea Bird. Boston.
Mobile
TExEL June A-Arr Ansehque, samusls Charleston for
!s Essa u.rssr rusrs.
Ventura and NYork.
GLASGOW June leAn Am brig. xatsr!esssd and sbsn,
standing and the Of American flag with stars
rently some time in the water was fallen with May 3d.
lat 40 Ion SO W. by the Margaret Smith Bell, at Gree
mock mo doubt the Merose abandoned lat Jan her
way st John. NIB, for Matanzs. and fallen In with
several times since.l
LIVERPOOL june l8-Ths Am ship George Evans Couil-
lard NYork has put back leAky and must discharge
Telesraphie Marine Reports.
BosroN, July l.
Arrived-Barks Admiral Moorsom (Br), Liverpool Tre-
mont Copenhagen schrs John Stu Newark; Mariel, Phi
ladelphia.
Ceared-Ship Crusader Valparaiso barks Abagun Malta;
Clara Bell Charleston Helen Maria, Baltimore; Jenny
Lind, NYork; schr Staghound do. .
Arrived-Bark Joseph Home. NYork; brig Nancy, do.
27tk-Brig Hannah Ann, Philadelphia.
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66O. II was reported on the ID inst in the city Of
Mexioo that tbs govornuent had sent orders TO the
customs ofRoer at Vera Crus and Aasatlsn e sus-
pend al payments due by them; 70 suspend the
emission Of drafts, 90 rs to retain in specie the
fruits Of maritime customs, for tho use Of the
government and for the administrator Of the Gus
toms At Naxatlsn to turn over TO Don Isdore do 10
Torc, . merchant in the city of Mexico, the sums
paid in ct that port up TO 600, without other
deduction than the Official fees.
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Ss, II n:st:s ss:.;
ieterest coy 900 o. interest o. o&p. 5& 1000 d. 4.
s:ss e. y @ s.d sIs:s
is0 d.. IS 1i Il cSsss pssis md Dsisvars Canal io6
PIKE z
i iSs g
sss;:s Eorri. Canal IS is 200 % cash. go 90. i;
I hiss Issn S. s.s S
seiay i kssssilos interest s" %.
s.. ss 800 psnnssivssi S. CLIP. sS 100 shares soIuy
~ Pennsylvania Railroad cash 49, Ill do, 4t Sic
board $1,000 United States g. 49, o&p Si: SchuykiIl
Navigtion preerred, ls 100 shares Reading Railroad,
III 20 s e 49, al 100 49, e. se LGS
Lehgh Navigation. 41 2OO Union Canal bS, l2x Market
steady.
THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LvERrosL, Saturday, June 10, 1852.
Co1ToN.-The market closed yesterday with decue
of about onesxteenth Of penny upon the quotations
Of the preceding week having occasionally shown
one-eghth decline On tho lower descriptions The sales
yesterday were 1000 bales at previous rates. with fair
demand from the trade.
To-day Saturday, the demand has rather improved,
and sales will probably reach 600 600 bales. The
circular quotations Of yesterday fully supported and
there Is only moderate amount Offering.
BEEF There continues to be lively demand for this
article. and prices sti tend upward, consumption
being greatly increased. Owing however to deficiency
of stock, the tales are small Prime qualities sell for
f6 10
poRK.-The above remarks also apply to this article,
which sells at 85s. No stock.
LaRp.-Prices continue high with q good demand.
Prime in kegs and barrels, is worth 54s.
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Naval Intelligence.

THE o S. BRIG DOLPHIN arrived at this port yesterday
from general cruise and fifty days from Pernambnco
Her ofhc follows
Lieut. Commanding-I. 7. Lee.
Passed Assistant Surgoon-J. b. Gould.
Acting Maser-A Barbot
Passed Midshipmen-J. P. Hall, +. Renshaw J. D.
Daniels and w. X. Mayo.
Captains Clerk-H C.'Elliot.
The Dolphin has returned 6suryeyng cruise made
under the Direction of the Bureau of photography the
Navy Department She has sounded the depths of the
ocean varying from one to four miles, and made daily
observations Of the currents and temperatures both
perfcia and submarine The deep soundings were
taken by Of small strong line, with thirty two
pound shot attached and let from boat which was
kept directly the shot by gentle motion of the
The deepest cast, when bottom obtained, $50
fathoms about ~ miles The observed
at the surface and at the depth Of ten and eighty
fathoms; and the temperatures at various depths.
from the surface to five hundred fathoms. The
Dolphin was commissioned in June, 1851; since
which time she has been constantly at sea, with the
exception Of days spent in the ports Of Port au
praya Pernambuco Fernando de Noromba and Para.
She has carefully examined the reported positions Of
number OF Islands rocks and shoals which lay in her
track and ascertaned they there She has also
made survey and accurately defined the position the
Rocas rocky sets laying between Fernando de Norom
ba and the main land Of South America. Great
ton has been paid to the Equatorial St. Rogue and
Amazon currents; and the sub marine volcanic region
South Of the Equator has been thoroughly explored
The Dolphin has also made complete set Of meeorologi
cal We presume that the results of this
cruise will be published by the Bureau of photography
These investigations have been made connection with
the wind and current charts Of Lieut. Mauy which have
already been Of such signal service Of the
country and tits to be hoped they will be prosecuted un
til all those reported dangers and distractions to navi-
cation many Of which disfgure the charts Of the
North Atlantic in the direction of Azores be thoroughly
examined and reported upon.
U. S. ffigate Biandywine from New York Mediter-
ranean wa spoken May 2s, lat Al Al Ion 36ls
s. big Porpose, commander J. L. Lardner sailed
from Port Praya Cape yerd Islands about May % and
had arrived at St Vincent The Germantown and John
Adams were expected at Port Praya, at that date
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The schooner Annie Sophia arrived yesterday from
Nassau, N p. We have received by her the Guardian
to the 10th ut inclusive That paper Of the 10TH
The weather has been unusually sussy and gloomy for
this Of the year. II has resembed our winter
weather; but appearance Of blow has a. yet indi
Gated itself to our storm prognosticators
The Guardian of the % says There has been
usual emigration 70 the States this spring This trip TO
islanders, Ia becoming increasingly fashionable
There be little doubt that win be OCCASIONALLY
the better of their and their ctisens very fire.
quently the better Of winter. We still hope, by
the mutual benefit that there will be mutual
agitation of the steamer question: till some favorable
result out OF 1t.
The Lady SCOTT left Eeuthcra Tuesday, Goth ult,
for New York with cargo of pine apples, and several
vessels loading at Gregory Town and other shipping
places, Cor the same port.
Never in recollection has there been such large
quantity of wrecked cotton in market Speculation
has been rife
from the Nassau Guardian June o.
The Cover nment schooner Experiment, johnson.
ter arrived from lnagua &c. yesterday afternoon We
rejoice 10 learn that the salt rakng prospects Of lnagua
cheering In the extreme and that everything pro-
crossing satisfactorily for abundant harvest The
been suspicious, and under the influence Of bi light
and strong breezes the salt becoming beautifully
crystalized Rnking about to commence when the
Experiment left The election for Salt Pond Commits
sioners had not yet taken place
We glad TO hear that the prospects Of the salt
rakers at Rum Cay also encouraging. few thou
sand bushels Of salt had been already gathered
considerable quantity must have been added the
schooner left the late rains did not reach
that island
Salt-raking had commenced at Long Island but not
bushcl had been gathered in at Exuma
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MARITIME INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY / 1852

ALMANAC yoRK-rHIs DAY.
Jun RISES. .........4 IS MOON . ....... AZ
BUN SETS. ........ ~ HIGH WATER. .........S "A
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loxe pr n With lsoe bSs pgins aaA nes bsse st
81 80 -, and Is - SIS TO-
SUoARs -eslss have been made Of 100 hhAs Muscsva-
do at 40 $40. and 200 boxes brown Havana part ct
oxo. bernard moderate The stock on hand to-day,
cccfstsd Of 30 al hhds L. 206 boxes 90 bags Brasil
and 60 do Manila.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02
Telesraphic Marine Reports.

Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BosroN, July l.
Arived-Barks Admiral MORRISON (Br) Liverpool; Tre-
mont Copenhagen schrs John Stu, Newark Mariel, Phi
ladelphia.
Cleared-Ship Crusader Valparaiso bars Abagun Malta;
Clara Bell Charleston; Helen Maria Baltimore; Jenny
Lind, NYork; schr Staghound, do -
HALIFAX, june rs.
Arrived-Bark Joseph Home, NYork; brig Nancy, do.
27tk-Brig Hannah Ann, Philadelphia.