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a. FEE TILL CU2EDs-Da CObBlFp % DCans
= street waJ De sentssatiauy cessltre diseases,
lFrcy year i aprefE'ivt profession Or All
hin debility She e,atsrs o. uuarxerp x
slpy ~ htn vtth TIE esrtai hs1s tlt- os prc-
periy treated. Dr G Is ~ te rcivs rstt
y Observe the rsnc sud rttnssr, u thers laDs
No 10 On che othor sss AtBso srreAt
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P.ssen will be lar ded at he rArosd wharf ST R-
Ss'l FREQ Tran Of the Istmoe at the passnsess
pense Persons occurring tbropsh b. she nsi
seam.rs from e.v Yok hsye peef renee ~ sosommgds
tir board the Pacific al II
Psnsna Co San Frsncisoc the most f.vossh,.
For freight or rsasses apply tn CHARGEs WHITE FY
~ she etbce Of the III West street az
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kates Of sage Phi.isl phia--Ssloon In after
state resms $50 IL midshr state s55 IN forward
state sos udng provisions and stewards fees
Tor frei2ht or passsge, apply go
THOMAS RICHARDSON II Eyshsngs pisss, Z. Y.
No. smut street, Fhns telphiA
"A limited nu m Der third paesar ne
1t $50 from Philadelphia ana $50 froIa avsrpoolfourd
With provisions.
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nInw .tpIcAL nooNs !. eAaer,cAL WOKE or

zoe ~" "try 5res h. vr.tust,p stostIna
~ sfemss tytttm, hts 1tussst most ts,esis
rrect'vc ted tonic ytrvd rt.a ii. AJg .
| sthtDitGuy.
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II. LUNAKD, No. I BOWLING Green.
WArCHEsey order # the British Treasury Watches o.
foreign m6anfacture bearing tho Of sah
manufacturer VIII Le her eafter admitted In Knsaa in
trsn-tu for the United States and other Countries
Of which french aud .iss Aoher Ia shs
psd at usvre for New YORK BosteR via Liverpool With
out neurrin the risk heretofore being ssised by tbs
English custom hOnse.
French German. and other foreign goods resolved and
trsurtt with Brtsh gooss. Through bille Of
Isding given in Havre for New York
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sMxPPyH<,.

Tor LIvrRPOOL-UNIrED STArRs NAH. s-Faa-
ship PAciblO, Caps. Egrs Nye.-Tdis stas nship viii
sspart With the caisea Statos Mss for
81 saturday July &c. at IL o'clock ~ troaa
tho feot o. tens asrse Nc berth occurred ill paid for
For freight passage havrr snsq us
Tor elegance sna oou,fcrt, nppiv DO
kDNARDK COLLINS co !. Sc w sill street
Ihe steamship ATLANTIC viii succeed sic gsst0s, rad
saa ysly H.
VNBE BRITISH AND NOkTH AMEhlcAH ROYAL
n Mail Stehms hirs-Gstaeoa New York and Liyerreoi
direct ab bet Gostor Liverpool tho Boston hps
Only oalns HALIFAX TO isnd receive mei qua pas.
ARABIA Capt. -. PERSIA, CAPT -
AFRICA, c. ~, Norrison. ASIA, Capt Iudkins
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UNnEp STATES NAN sTsA.snIg, cowPaNl

NI1Ep STATES NAL sTGAhsAIS COMPANY,
" scnEsctius Nth tte pa9'oe al s.eau ship ,any
Only through line for tsornis aud Oregon sp1 81
ard Panama ~ order OF the Gen srai
Uui cd states ri With the es'aris
Oregon msilr to ha dsp .sehee Sch 2ts
esSl mouth. dsect Tor aspirws When tae-s dn.-s
Sunday, the eAlnI ths fgtio
koufsy The Pacific mall 10 IN rAx4.a
or immediate dspnch a-rivsl OF tbr mats Psa-
Anerhbiy 70 the above the splendid 5opbic snpe
$. mai Steamship oBi0. 5000 tone bGrtioe J. VI ilay
schfscs. Y. :. N. Co0msDdeT will sail N,rjsy, Jus
6.b al o'clock Y. NJ 81
North The st.sash,p epsa ~
nsgniiceD, steamer GoLDtN CATS. 3SD sons Cs-i.G
Petter5or. ". y NJ sonmabier viii %
receive the ohios u snT
In meaisciy for Ssn Francisco No sdrrts srsred
by she parties put ropah th
sxredtion I'd comfort
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hSoH SAN FkAECiSCO--or SATURDAY., s0LY ii
st5 cooa NJ from the ioct ~ North soo-t Stree,
K-the SDd spleDdit double snglus 1taa1S-s CITY
or PiTIsBuhO, 90 tuns bnrthes Va c. seotessnyy
sIdeS VII positively sstifot SouNst
e. Rio, NstrrAlse aAd paoaEss Saturday lny o.
oeoeI n Thss steau has supsr,ur soeocuoas l9nt
W vel stsd. ether ntted tor the ssd5. " p
soohcspty expected that she vii make che IL sht
shnrsrf tin record thus offering shsNcr " "a
milies are thcr~ wis., the ahirs
tht ethmns only limited pm Der 1ss-taxers vi1
taher. email aupu ~ freia wil siso
rsE&eucnts hsSe been made With ~ n.
stsanthiT Bucle sem fi.sOH tors } bgil0ing
ttfo 7e ooopetipb. she stl psts
ia the III For treisht ptsssgr. appiy fS0tht
Eift q hD9tlN. No ~ WGcbsoxe p'acat " NILfSr F
Csrt'snrr street -gsrt of he ~ ale Sac
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EUROPA, Capt, Lott. NIAGARA Cant stone.
AMERICA, Capt. Shannan. CAN ADA, Cspt I,4ng.
CAM6ktA, Cspt EsIsoh
These vessels carry socar white isht anGsst hen
srceu On chs ttarbosrd, rod on port.
Niagara. Store from ,aton :. Wecn AZ July 7.
Airioa. Harrison. from New ork. ModHesfsy July L.
CshsoR. Lang. from Bcston Wednssda.. dag u.
Asia. Judkins from New York Wodnesiay JulY %
America. Shronon from BOSTON. "Wednesday. Aug a.
Europa. Lsft. from n ew York WcdnosdsJ Aug. IL
Niagara. Stone. from Gastor W.dres0ay, aug. Il
Africa. Farrtsea. IRON Now York WecDo.3ay Aog. "a.
Ctnada.. Lang. rom Boston. Wednesday, Sept. 1
Asia JudkjDs.. from Nss York Wednesday, sept g.
America shannon. from Boston. Wednostsy Sspt. H.
Europa. Lott. . froyi ew York Wednesd A. So BE- y
Passage from New York Hostca TO Liverpsot-First
Cabin. Sl2G Second CAGin, SIC
No berth occurred I'll paid for
Freight will be charged Epecic Beyond for
personsl expenses
An sxpsrioIe- I'D surgeon on board.
All letters and must pass through the Post
Office
Enr frsirhh or naasaga AnnlY tn
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EOk SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE-rEE ChITgD
States mail steamship sRANkLta, James a. Notsor
comm ander will leave Hare touching at Souhe
tsana the rrsii, And passenger SATURDAY, Juy
ecioSA Pier No. l. North River Yrice " rsssaye
fl6. al letters must shroueh Tire cTce.
pereneed surgoop aabscnsd " ship Luggsga
during should he board the
before tsirg nsrked below" n B.--Ne merohacsiss
viii be received board after Thurs4 Nv Jnly l. Ka-
freight or passsges apply e. kGSTlAES BlYiHjSi3E.
AGENT. 6S BroAc7ay
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ANB. JOHNSON Id DUseA s1gGEr so WELL,
A. kSavr To- sse lkst - The
2r&ctio0' Il heF Vora .J b consvitsa usual lis
trivhst anta Cd sli dirgas ~ rhch 1ea hoir fiss
shc htvo sVHersa IRON nti0 4
her treated b. rhvs,csh esoaYenee NJ
See ny Eislnn .. IN REiee
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nIsPATcU LINE For AUsTRALfh-A sur eRtoa
~ slip Ia citing up fur passengers With ne
superior podaton for fret ssfNrd cabin snd
vi Leave H. lew dsNs lar Port Phiiip aud SIDNEY Eary
cntop will he the Der If
vii he STRIFE ~ hitea aud taken thar he hsnt
semely snd comfortably ancomm dated The l1ng
priet o. the urd,regpad IT, eCsfornte pasonV hus
the ttst t,kins
hy this lire. will he well tr receive
attention the voyage No secured uei for
FsssenFers from distance nv
ni,tvp fftv dollars EB SUTTON. "a W AL st-oet
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STEakkK FOR LIVERPOOL on THURSDAY, July
- I'll weA kn ewn and rsyoriss steamshis sA 4 Al
SANDS 50a tors burthsn, W O. Thompson, ssa, Com
aDder will leave her dock At Psr No & North River
Liverpool 1bursday. July 3. =. tws,e O'Clock. Til.
fer S-st sui second osbo pseseneer, FOR trshs
sage, apply 70 -
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, MAY 2I-U L. M.
BREspsrurFs.-Flour less active the sales only
consisting of $500 bbssuperfne Canadian and ordi-
nary to choice State at 81 O6 81 25 favoritc round
hoop Ohio and mixed to fancy Western. at 81 12s "a
~ "a; with common to good Southern, at 81 81 4
~ 56d. Rye flour and meal remained depressed
Of wheat the sales reached $4,000 bushels red Ohio at
92c.. with 23t0 mixed Western at $780, of rye 4 400
bushels, at 75cboth articles being firm; and corn
$4,000 bushels heated Southern with mixed Western
and yellow Northern at Csc, 59c. Gle. and 62c and
&c partial reduction. Domestic were scarce and
buoy ant, at 401ac. a 43 &c. per bushcl
CoTToN The sales were about 1,SoN bales to day. at
prices slightly better than yesterday orang Tho dis
position to wait the receipt of the letters being quite
general with buyers; and in view Of the favorable ac
counts foreshadowcd per Arctic and the reduced stock
in the ports holders continued to offer reluctantly
FREIGHTs-There was moro inquiry, but engagements
for Liverpool were light Shippers waiting private
letters due by tie Cambria Some 500 600 bales of
cotton were reported, at I'd and 900 his -four
at 101ad The steamship Atlantic took 200 tierccs Of
beef at 2s and 100 do were engaged by sailing pa
at Is 3D. and 200 bbls. lard at Us Cd per ton IRE
was nothing new in rates to London to Havre 10
California they were steady at rates ranging from AGO.
a ste. per foot. measurement
Provisions tended downwards-the days transactions
embracing about 500 bbs prime and pork. Sl6a
and S1sis S1St; GOO bbs fair to prime lard at &c
1Oc with $50 bbls priae and mess beef at Sc 81
and $40 S13ai.
ToBAcco-Salcs made Of so Connecticut at
3iec. 7R 20 bags Havana scraps, at 11c and 6S
bales uavanna, on private terms.
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fis III &, % s:s:. s:; s .s ss.'a.
Taylor May s. os . - passed r ' issss s *
IN *. cs.re eGss striped signal with rsA ds a'Id
BIZ sss%rosa Cor Pos.i.nd Williams St Jaso do Cuba
g,s MARI. Lad:ey, Saisss;os 80 DAYS with cotton,
sss.' f ssss; sSss :s
q s ~ ss', ss.tsas s1
Sch; !; TS.s & The w,s Fs.a, M...sras a.y. with
s Kate from lstanss for NYor lIn ~ spoke
a%ss tin ssne m 10 Siys NTH
s @ % 6 % Ss'A ss
t aat one mstasr. se' bump sS%p:
ysss ,sa ne ls;tss
various national devices the British
bust holding blue dag with the Of s. osSr sns
pant blue and red ensas vain
sS5a % and Sher osgns Tese
With one Of the end parts were pricked up On the end
fad ss d is Sss'
Ss:,9s thu
na q the ,s and
60 Tie ss carved sss
r .Ss ss and which
wood Of which the whole material has tho ap
% g,is:
@ s s r.s n
the spikes was the only article discovered that
pesrsnce Of what might have constituted her cargo
Schr Mary Jane. Bentley, Norfolk, 3 days.
Sohr James Fisher Anderson. Philadelphia days for
Newport.
sckr Mercer Robertson. Philadelphia days. for Bos
ton. .
schr George Edgar nulse Providence HAverstraw
Sehr wolcott, Beers, Boston days
Schr Andrew Brown, Allen. Boston, days, for Albany,
Schr VIM Baird, Stubs, Salem. a days.
Schr Maria, Kelley, Harw ich days.
Schr Globe. Hatch EAnaor 8 days.
Schr Congress- Mitchell. Ellsworth. days.
Sctr Capt john Tinker Ellsworth via Boston, IA days
Sehr Sarah, Munson, Cutler ~ days
Schr Forest Pearson, Calais 10 days.
Schr Hull Taylor, Calais. days.
Sehr Msylowcr, Robinson, MAchias, 8 days.
Frbris Archie d'LiAnce from Marseiiles.
Sailed,
Steamship City Of Richmond. Mitchell Norfolk and Rich
m snd: ships New World Knight Liverpool Southam
Tinker London; Centurion Coombs Antwerp; steamer
tario, Chase. Boston.
Wad at sunrise, Enc meridian, CALM sunset WSW, and
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no tread" II this q Icvcuing measure Il vas so
only By erecting the poor, and placing them on height
Il prosperity. n
General WALsn,pcE vas then introduced tn IN. ro.ot
ing and spoke in support Of the measure II they would
men conservative they must give them somethn TO
lie but responded TO the call Of The Chsrman
in identifying himself with this question When IN
Europe he witness TO the piable condition OF the
laborng classes and he then determined il ever he hond
reach his country TO do his utmost guard
the possibility Of his countrymen being reduced 60 such
state Of degradation. This was popular In Wi
sections OF the Union They had here gentleman from
tho South raising his voice in support OF question In
determination with q gentleman Of the North whose
principles wrrc not In very good odor at the south
He Ind not como TO make speech but he knew that If
man could not speak such question as this Il would
he because he had words express his thoughts
bat because he had no heart in his bosom
Mr. THEopoEr H. ToMLrrsoN IN. w was next in
trodueed and spoke at some length favor Of the pro-
posed measure. If this bill said he is TO make palmer
then let them vote away millions Of acres for
in every hamlet through the country there would he
fortress. Give 1OO acres to starving man. and IL will
enrich not inpoyeiih the State If this bill is passed II
Will put down speculation because the greatest evil of
country to permit tho ownership of land without the
possession of it.
Mr. BARR then moved for adjournment from this
place to Loyoys Hotel opposite when they would give
three cheers for the author of the bi The meeting was
then adjourned die. and In accordance with MIR
Bars suggestion, large crowd escorted Mr. johnson TO
his hotel, cheering him loudly for some time
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EoR UNPRECEDENTED STATES NAIL STEAM
win depart Win the Tntes States mails for nsreps pos
at tSe o q nay a. 9 SsT NJ ff
paid for For fresht passage having accom-.
e E6S 'es ff%sss gP1y wan street.
The steamship Arctic will succeed the Atlantic, and sail
NoIcE-PAssENGER PER STEAMSHIP ATTAIN.
IT, for LDsrro VI. RSai S b on hoard a. Got Of
~ sending previously board all luggage not wanted
IL Lyerpoo-Thc liverpool and Steam
slip Company intend sailing their new Steamships fol-
rRou pHrArrLnur,.
City OF Manchester. Thursday, June
City Of GLASGOW ....''........ Thursday, July
W. Inca Irvtnrocr, !. .'Hu''sAS' Jug =
CITY city Of Of sSssn~ wcdSnssSay May
civ Of ManeHstcr " W cdnasdayy June june d:
Rates Of passage from ipiia-sricon in sinsle
state sa-inepdipg provisions and stewards ieea
f0F f THOMAS i miiGd8aGhEbso'S EXCHANGE r,nseNy
,,,..,.., orN og Walnut str 7, Ph!adelphis
AZ $50 from Philadelphia. so from LiSerrool-found
UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMsUIP CoWrASY-FoR
- NV qTlsans ga liayagaIIho sploaeid steamship
a Nom a & 81 war VAN S ssse M Oh WI
nesday lone 9TH at o'clock r. ~ precisely Rates Of
Ladies salon DcsEs So Artef DO. Ao so TcrTsrd do
to svsS TT taken to New Orleans At 20 r
eptie foot shprs Of freight requested g surrly
bc lad APPLICATION at tie once No ether viii i
signed 30 Ls OF lading signed after the ship has sailed
III Wost street. ccrncr Of warren.
TTNlTfDsTATEs MAIL STEAMSH HIP COMPANY, con-
Only through line for California and Oregon via hspnwal
Navy Bay Great reduction for Seeragc gcrsThe
splendid United States mail steamship CRESCENT CITY,
1000 tons Henry Nindle Commrn der
Navy Bay, direct and the EMPIRE CITY OoOtoas John
Leeds, Commander, carrying the United mails VIII
also DC dispatched (ransterrng her avnnn
TO the steamer Philadelphia for Asp wall Wednesday,
Ralss Of fare 10 AspinwaLadies Saloon ROOM S6J
Lower Att and Forward Saloon, dos SO; Second Cabin
Standeo &l Stecrags S35 Passengers will be landed at
the railroad wharf ut Aspnwau free: Transit the 18th
Company, under present Arrangements always have az
steamships inspected received by
Transporting che regular California and Oregon ,s
Immediately their arrival AZ Panama persons
New York have proscnce on Board
% fare from Panama 10 San Francisco on the mo
favorable terms For frcaht passage aqpyto CHARLES
A. WHITNEY At tho Office Of the companies, III West
street, corner OF Warren, New York.
NOR SAN FRANCTSCO--TUESDAY, JUNE ls-TUE
IL splendid new double engine steamship CITY OF
PITTSfURG, 2,st0 tons burth.n, VIM. G. Stotes5ury
This splendid steamship having und ergoHe
suit her tic trade and 20 mako
her superior 70 any tie Pacific
will rs Cor San Francisco NJ above touching VALPARAISO
and Panama Her state lR<eo and niry and
aaon hsvirg abundance Of both ght MR. we'll
extra Iit between decks IL IL Confidently expected
Will make the passage TO San FgaDoisco short Ims
Il hash made BY any steamer thus offering 10 families
conytyara than ~ che crowded via Chsgrs
Only limited rnntr o. viii be taken Apply 70
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. ~ Exchange place, New
Yea. Gae NJ .sNslspt street. IAilsaslPsls,
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship City Of Richmond, Mitchell Norfolk &C. MAILER
SIR Lebanon Tale Hong Kong. Gordon 8 Talbot,
shin Atlantic, Lamb, Antwerp, Z u Hrrlbut &,Co.
sLr Rcehambeau, uaowcl, 81 stephen, NIB. J " Elwcn
snip Marion, Davis Savannah, Durham & Dlmon.
Bark Prinus (Russ) scwendlp st Petersburg, schnd.
Park Ammerland toldcn), rehrs, Bremen, Pope Co.
BARK Emporium tBr), Hodgson, kiehibueto, Barclay &
pari Brothers tnrl porsn, s. John, M, Geo Milne.
i Ds%ai"ra " scHithes. savannah, Buck Co. Co..
aIs LYDIA fsrnha% Filiadsrla Ss;%ish soSs -
s Err %sl h, 42niSa Isv fr"na' Co.
selr star: Wi.ham Kennehunk, Me, u Trgndy Co.
Steamer Delaware, Seymcur hliadcSiia sanford
steamer Ontario chase, Jr Boston, MAILER Lord.
hours with mdse and PASSENGERS. to Ludlsm Peasants.
sl hsST Maitland Fb s y e.
n 20 Il d 5snd ss With White sra
PPears q hayf been c Long line r iast sgag Nay
sSip Gestela tod Bath, Watts Cardiff ", APRIL II with
5 4. - S - ss @ n'ssn ss% s
propeller, bound L, probably Sarah Sands hence
sr n5 ingalls, q S1 r., y Win
' 5 ", With s1siS
Lssasi named .amPtgn Or .msgp.hire bottom Up
her phrs and rigging appeared to lie still standing OWN
the weather being equally could not board herr 25h at ~
~ Ion ~ phsed lark Mary Elizabeth, Of Scarsport,
steering tirom Manyania for Boston).
Barr Siementi9e tBrem). Danncmann, Bremen 50 days
with moec anu l,c Iastcngcfs. TO w LurchSrd. Has
leen days Ncst q the Banks and has had pilot on
beard FIVE days. =
Bsrk Energy (Bf), MSaIb, Rio Janeiro &c DAYS with
TO III Eyre. May III lat y 90 Ion % 81 smoke whale
ship JEroneut Of and Tor Mystic from Arctic ocean
dark oceanus tof B9ston Bowers Buenos Ayros March
Sis' passed s's al An h$ term @'s ssF
showing white signal could not see tie name; lad sery
large main ttaysa standing 8. Tho has NOS reeed toc
ls during the whole passage p dafs FROM equator
Brig Ocean Bird, foror Curacao May H. with MAHOGANY
81 I'M Boonen Graves Go. hay % LAT 10 10 la n
10. spol, trs u Brown, from n YORK fer Sseus
Brig 6ooino (Br) Harmon Barbados " lsys In al
last 70 fesry Co. MAY 81 la - l6 Ion IL Je ssXa
new soir kdssp, 81 Adfssp pslua.. fg spsa.sa Msla
oeay.tgt
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Foreign Ports.

BrrNos AYRrs, March Y-ship Margaret Ella Adams,
for York briggs sutton Mitchell for do ld Paos Hatch,
for Boston, do.
CuRAooA May 1l-Brig Democrat, from Antigua for Bos
tom sclr independent for do.
CIENfuEGos May l3Bark Emily Banning, Ray. FIN Bar.
BADGES. Sid goth alt brig Lucy Ann, Kel1ar pha:
lst inst, brig Shhwrlut, Robinson, Boston. f"'
HARBoR GRACE, Nj, May barr brig Leader, NYork
HALIFAX, May 26--Arr scbr Hibernia NYork.
brig Lopez for Philadelphia few days Geo Otis from
Boston, discharged,
ST JOHN NIB. May a.Arr bark British Queen, Cabena
Yerk brig yesta, Cock. Philadelphia.
Home Ports,
CHARLESTON. May 2S-Arr Br chip Mcmac, Auld elias.
gov via nnns bark Pacific Saver Norleans; schr za
Brown Liverpool: lrgs Zebra Mitohe Nantz (FranceC
David Aiken Baker Philadelphia; Telegraph Laurens
Isabel Rollins Key Wet and Havana, schrs Sattery
Elwood NYork; Mabony. Corson, Philadelphia; isa,
bella, Gage. Mstanzae 23d. barks IIathorn Brown
York David Aiken. baker. Piiiadepha 'sn'' mas0'
NEW ORLEANS. May l9-Arr atearcsh hip Louisiana Law.
Lea Galveston; ships I.dy Sale rl Kay: savannah "a
Beth 0sgeso, Cornell and Humphrey Purington Warwick
Nfork; Susan Hicks Cay Boston; barks Everard Brem
Megmeyer, and Columbia Gerln, Bremen; Jeddo Payne
CLarleston; sloop Commodore Hull. Pope Mobile.
Er slip Bhurpore at the Bar from Liverpool 10th but
detained outside Of the bar being blocked up
by ships bound out and in.
from Brazos Santiago. have arr at the " Pass
Cid steamship Yacht. Thompson. BRACES Santiago shin
Ghas saunders SBr Spence lverroo barls Cumberland
(Br) Johnson do; Prospect Snow, Chareston brig
Towcd % sea l2,h, ships MIam: lith Admiral briss
Cas Walton brqs Brooms and Tuscan schr = Lonrfellow;
18th, bark Achilles lowed the bar 18th shin Refuge
18Th, slip Themis lwsiting wator).
Ships Hope Goodwin and North Bend 20 on
18th. sbps Winchester niddlesex Desdemons and pro
gress, are still on the Bar bound out
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Arriysd-ships Witch of the Wave London Union CAL
cntts Sgnct. Nlork banks William, Cardenas; Clara
Bell savannah Eutaw, Baltimore; brig Empire Philsdel
phia; schrs Danl Francis Aux Geo Ed
ward ind Louisa Gray Paadelphia Cornelia and
d, NYork.
ClearedShip Lanar st Petersburg; barks Tom Corwin
do; Elk Philadelphia br,s Perkins. st Thomas and
Turks island Charles Edward Doboy Iand schrs Luther
Child Philadeiphia Haiiock Poughkeepsie Clarion,
Troy; A G Cattell, and Cummings, NYork.
BALTIMORE. MayT.
Arrived-Bsrk FL Dorado. Pernambuoo.
NEw ORLEANS, Maya.
Arrivsd-Bark Emily Miner, NYork
ST Jouy, NIB. May -
Arrived-Bark Ross, NYork; schr II Golden, do.
Clcared-Ship Trenton, London.
SALEM. May &c.
Ariyed-Brig Water Witch, Para.
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On Thursday, May q. by the Rev. Dr. Bacon, Mr.
THOMAS KELLY to Miss JoHAsSA NJ. SrAcKroLr both of
brooklyn.
On Tuesday, May %, at St Andrews Church. Rich.
mond Staten Island, by the Rev David Moore, HENRy
T. METcAIrE to CATiiARINE T.. CARSON, all Of Staten
Island.
On Thursday. May 20. by the Rev NJ. Madden. of Am
boy. FEEDERCK bette TO Miss JULIA l.. CoRsER both
OF this city.
On Wednesday afternoon. May &c by the Rev Benia-
min Evans. Mr.. CnARIrs HLwLE1r to Miss ELIZA JANE
earle, both Of this city.
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LAND REF0kMEkS IN POUGHKEEPeJE.
PoucHKEEPsiE, May 81, 1852.
The friends Of free homes and land reformcrs in gen
cral hold meeting tonight for the purpose Of making
arrangements for grand meeting, which, 1t ex
peced will be held day next week The friends of
the cause are awake and win be heard in the Senate
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u APJD AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH AS WILL NOT
~ be months, but ono, two, or three days. II taken
earyend whose permanently be relied that viii
not to your perpetual chssrn and loss DO breskns out
unfortunate from Dr.. Ward. This IS recommended to the
serious attention of those who would he cured we'll and
quick escape the horrd secondary Affections and the
inevitably detection and disgrace that follow their appear
Now and important discoveries him
than fulfil his promises Of impossible be effected
under antJpaed method Every convenience the
treatment provfed Attention bestowed such 20 you win
receive where osc Remember that hundreds teirH
lost -nder other doctors solely from want of It. Attention
Il all that nsodod besides skl and With bot. his part,
the unfortunate urdcr him get magicny Oce AZ
ts Of Canal street and Broadway Book
gSatis. keGioiue, dollar.