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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-13

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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-13

FANCY Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Black Satin
z and fancy Vestings, of various styles and
qualities at f. Sons.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-13

DUCK Wheat Flour, just received and for sale
I'D at FERRY & Sons.
THO BUILDERS.-I have now on hand good as
l. sortment of sash, nails of all sizes glass, put
ty, door locks and handles, butts and screws &C.,
which will sell extremely low for cash. Call and
see. g. Il. ALBEE.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

The proprietor and inventor will stake his repu-
tation, that this Oak Oil will do all that he claims
and more, and he does claim that it will positively
not only relieve, but cure, Deafness, Weak Eyes,
Sore Eyes Diarrhea, Piles, Salt Rheum Chilblains,
Erysipeas, Fistula Dandruff or Scroffula on the
head, Neuralgia Tic Dououreux, Rheumatism,
Headache, Burns, Scalds, Sore mouth and lips,
Fresh Cuts Catarrh in the head, Bruises and
SprainS, in many cases the Teeth Ache, any old
Sore Leg, BARRIERS Sore Face, Chap in the groins or
other part, ST. Anthony's Fire, Prickley Heat, Dis
of the Spine, Rupture prevents the hair from
falling out by making the skin of the head healthy
and opening the pores, any kind of Cancer or
Canker and all the different Rashes or Eruptions
of the skin, Chill Fever Fever and Ague Lung Fe-
yer, Cramp in the feet, legs or stomach, Bilious
Fever, and many other maladies arc cured as if by
magic! To insure cure only follow directions.
This Oak-Oil being very lately made public, the
proprietor would refer TO the best men and fami-
lies in the State for its wonderful curative proper
ties The afflicted can easily write to any of the
persons certifying to its merits. This Oal1-Ooil
needs only to be used to be appreciated in any dis
ease that the flesh of man is heir to; and all this
can be done without paying professional man q
dollar visit-by only exercising little good
common sense and by applying effectually the
Oak-Oil
Detroit, August 5th 1851.
Certificate Of the right Rev. Peter Paul Lefeure,
Bishop, CoGgjutOr, dc, of the Catholic church
of the Diocese of Detroit.
Mr. James Scribner--Esteemed Sir Please allow
me to say to you, that Notwithstanding my very
great aversion to cure all medicines,I have applied
your Oak Oil to my head which relieves it of an
apparent load or weight, and gives very pleas
ing sensation; the same to my eyes and have us
ed it in of the chafe with very gratifying and
healing effects. And sir, | wish you would have n
supply of 1t left some where in this city, that may
direct other persons to its very happy effects.
Yours, with great respect
PETER i. LEFEVRE, b. G.. G.. c. ID. D.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-13

TXCELLENT SYRUP-Just the article for buck
u wheat cakes, for sale at FERRY & Sons
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-13

A Superior article of Ladies Kid Gloves, as well
"A as Silk and Lisle do, for sale at
FERRY & Sons.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-04-13

ZINC and wood washboards, for sale by
II G. Il. ALBEE.
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Iknickerboeker Maeazine-P,iee Reduc,d..

Editors and Proprietors, 1O7 Fulton ST., N Y.
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Disasters, &c,

scH0OsEE unknown loaded with corn and -four Va,
wrecked Spoon Island Ledge the night inst and al
hands lost She sunk water Tres
dead bodies have been taken out Of the wreck
and ohdren's clothing h-hed out Of the cabin
bETH srEAsEE CHsEoEEE built the borders hs
great lakes aud brought through the Weani Canal
tor on FndaJ, from Quebec ST. Johns NJ Halifax shs
has two nas and side Wheels and rapid
BAKE BAsr ELEABErH Of SesrsD Boston, before reported
full Of water loaded ia usbe waiting for steamer 10
come aotgde to tow her to Frankfort where 70 clear for
Bnssos Ayree She tell the and filed with water IL
probable that she dned towed fats where s
would be ra'sed SON
scHE OscAA JosEs At Providence reports July lat r.
was boarded BY bos from b. et name and from
81 John y b. Tor Philadelphia with short
SUPPLIED them with barrel OF water and quantity provisions
MicHAEL AEoEEs Jsne The Of
90 Paf, arrived At tbs place t utf bringing brgs.ns
"ich she bad picked al Her topmasts were
tower masis painted whtehu r bulk and copuered sps
upnsn ~ H., ALL 81 Il breadth inside bankl7 feet
outside % eet depth hold by tie pump nch had round
house close an painted Green stern .aYa-
name board WITHOUT name Srboand halt painted white roard
black remaining part Of tie lower pns OF the ,taoad bull
wahs painted whites figure bead standing wa.s common up
per paul MARRIED New Brunswick Foundry stream anchor
cham ou on board fore cObus OF hatcway
deals and oareed fish. the latter braudes l. L. Elliot
A. HanH, AewIyes, ms 20oJune 80 g. +.
ms 100 o The Customs have taken charge properly and
sold The proceeds deposited and VIII paid
year TO the person entitled to them Originals cops, Of tie
ships register and Of tie bills Of adns By Portuguese
agent, must be forwarded TO claim the property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
DIED..

a. ,...,vn on Sunday afternoon, July Il, Of erya2eas
uV vOCT. in the Seth 81 his
oends Of the fany respectfully invited 70 ~
,e,d bis Monday afternoon, at O'Clock, rom No. w"
~. rlsce corner OF Joralemon -, near South ery.
ON sunday July H. SUSAN AUGUSTA, infant daughter
of Nathan Banfs.J =, o.,
Funeral ts sternoou O'Clock, from his residence No. 50
Fast hrtiethst 4,
SICKNESS NELSON GOODYEAR aged years Al the residence OIL
brother Henry Goodyear No. 4sWest Twenty second
70 attend funeral service above residence this hon'syJ
al O'Clock. His remains VIII De oonfeysu " 'e"
Conn, for nienment -. ..r,,,c,r T..
on Sunday morning, July n, Henry NJ BosTMlsh, Es9 ara
His friends Of his brother. Lawrence r. -
invited attend uperal, without SPECIAL nVIaon' r
Reformed Dutch Church lafayette place. TINS lonoa'' ~
3 o clock. ~, 81 the Late
On july H. after short Illness CHARLOTTE wdoC o. the a'e
sy.,ies and daughter 81 Capt Hsladah Coma
srd friends OF family respectfully invited
without ber invitation attend the funeral from the residence
Of her f,her No s. Jobnson Brooklyn, tins afternoon al
e'cloek ,-.r,, =, ~ ~ S..hs, n and
Gsr,rn5e v sackstt, ssed months and days. -.
The and friends Of The family respectfully hsed 70
attend he nue Ioesday afternoon al O'clock from NO. 100
Tenh.st without further invitation. ,,,,o.rpDsoS
On July II, after long and lingering Illness JUN Thih'"'
In ~. 41th year age, native Of Chegow Scotia
His friends and ~ styes and also l. o. o. p Iompkns oge
No are respeiuy invited attend bis funeral tins day Won
sI a. His remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery o IN
D5owned At Trenton. J., Thursdsy, July 8, GEORGE
WALLACE Of Dr. g. w. and ApauhDe Bourne aged
Al vears 10 months and days.
HIS remains brought on and placed 10 Greenwood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
Passengers Arrived

In aedmIhp City of Nanehester, at Phadeid from Lirer
poo-Ms Wells, Miss Elizabeth Dowbe Miss Mary Ward Mrs
Hail. children and servant, Rev H. OToOle, Stephens
fredenck Groad Dr. r. D. seeve David Levine Mr. Hssey ~
Smith, John w Usher Miss Pstterson Miss Jane
Mahon and three children M Graham, Mrs Whitfield aud child
Miss J. Whitfield, Miss G Whitfield, Miss s. Whitfield Mr. Fa
roni lady and Eve children, Mr. Blackburn Mr. Habotte
Mrs " laHs and children, Miss Williams Mr. Whitfield, Mr.
Whitfield, Jr, Mr. George j. Graham Mr.. Henry Waion MIRA
Walton and children, Mss Rahbone, Mr. Richard Thomson
Mr. Hsncok VIM Caby, Rev John Page, VIM Ashton William
OToole, Mrs OTooe Miss Browr Miss Jane Brown VIM Duva
WIN. Preuss. W SeSe, VIM Camille Parnbio Castod
j. Goldsndt Geo BrGg, Thomas Stewart, Miss E. Mitchell Mn
Payne. Mrs. Moran Ms NJ Waller, Master Moran, Miss Jse
Jameson, VIM o. Cana VIM Boger Mr. A. Close, Mr. Stsde
Mr. Tury, Mr. John Hodsknson Mr. Carpenter Mr. Elliott
Mr.. Smith, Mr. s. Alexander Mr.. Caker Mr.. A. Jones' Mr.. A.
Wilson Mr. r. Tsylor Mr.. Sherlock Mr.. wh,les Mr. James
Coouey Mr.. v. o. Braban Mr. James Dckey, MI Mitchell Mas
Mitchell
h pseetY OCEAN Queen, from LoHdon-D c. Pe, lady and
H. Humphreys lady three children and Of New
York Miss Tecott Of Buffalo Rev. Gus Bachelor lady aud
children Of East ladies' Thomas A. sddons Miss Spencer
john and James Spencer Mr. Graham, Dr. Miss
Carter. Mr and Mrs Wheeler n-s Downs, Mr.. Bannister
IN Gp Rome from Harre-hnna Brenz, Frederick Conner
h. brig g. w. LarreHcs from CGrdeHas-Cbare. w. Brown
lady Frances II. Bacon and two Children Mss Hasar.
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Arrived.

steamship james Adser, Dickinson Charleston 81 hours with
NOSE snd pasnsers, 70 spoford Teson Co. On Thursiay
~ ~ 70 nss > w OF Cape Haeras Shoals passed steamship
y OF Cape Hattera passed steamship soherner Foster
, 20, thsnSston On Friday P. ST. lat 81 50. exchanged
n snp = 7; Humphrey, heading TO the eastward The
the passage. ~ ~"" ''sO "e~lAe' uNfhs
snip samuel Russell tehpper) Lmeburner Canton April
rs 20 N 20 A. Low Co April ~ lat. S. long 100
q, fhe pa Inca rom Canton for YORK a2d LAT l6
"sS no T. spoke ship Hsato. from do ordo; 18Th lat
e. org d" T. POKE and passed clipper snip n Forbes
" 60; II =, loI 90 Inc > X passed Anjer May
sSsouIt loi boson,) Matthew'S Belfast L. % DAYS with
- " pe-selssrs 70 master June lat "a o. Ions a. "a
fsh. W. Nanuehi Mel hooper, with 5000
sup "a :" Whitney to Boston, Cool New or.ap. FIR r,..,.
s tof Tor repairs, having damaged her rudJer IL uIs
Se:,to J. ATKINS & Co. '''SH'' - uiJs' win mdse
oceah queen pht) Gswold London and Portsrou,b A.
81 - aba sc passenger to Gnswold, Moran c. ~ "
seIs, 70 sehnndt Bslchen. ua's' LOO passen'
HaTEard. Ne' DO'toh Gays, IN ballast, 70 Eagle &
.ussT 80 i NJ ot oucest-r) Bates sunn,m IA A,v. WITH
s se NJ to G. H. Rosers vessel 10 ,,s,.,
m. 49, ~ ~ spofe ship Chase Of Savannah
"A n,.ta.- No rcs Haven't Gardrer M,n,snins - 80
So. 70 - D. Lasala Repbsv 1891 .. x-As.I -
~ - as a n, fell with A. ho.,.
n..h...- - All OF DANISH H.ner. Ro..n go .S,cs
80 ,o-a - ,shs with She Wa To-, oa ~. ..1
then 70 this perl wa NE boat tive ssys srossAt
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.........Julyls IL.
Cleared.

steaAshps-serrs Nevada WILSON, Aspnwal Howard Son
Marion. Berry, Charleston spohord Teson Co Roanoke Par
nsh Nsnok, &c, Ludlam Peasants.
shps-James'own Moore San Francises Slate Gardiner Co
james Corner, Corner San Francisco Princeton Russell
pool Frost Hcksj Lady Russell (Brl Snneu Quebec Bar
lay Livingston
BaksKaie Lincoln sherman Demarara John H. Smith Co.
Stella. Pierce, Lisbon, Stalker & Co.
Bus.-G W Russell Cope Baltimore Van Brunt sasht Hal
cyon Edrdge Remedies surges Cearan Co Sultan Urann
ZaIa I1uasa EtusiB magyar B Lemehn Quebec Gillespie
Deep Gillian. Lo, khart, Windsor, s., s. WhtneT
Isabella Br) Turner. ST. John, ~ B. Logan Collins
Adoph, Pus.) Wagner, hsmich, Thompon Neuhaus
John A. Taylor, Sleeper, Pcou r. w. Tundy Co. Thomas,
Taylor Rcholcio Thompson Wikens Mara, (NeckL) Ry
berg ST. John. y B., Schmidt Bahen Forest Galssn Pha
de9ha, Brett, Yose Co.. Edw Lind, Buchanan Philadelphia
master Lion, sawyer, Portland master.
shoonerHennetta, Hartman, Philadelphia H. ID. Brookman
Harriet Newtn Worcen New Haven Havens Matilda, (Br)
lie Blanc HALIFAX, Leary; Cataract Rice, Savannah ~ nc
Cready Co s A. Appleton, Ncterson BostSn, T. w.
Uk MARY Eliza Hotcbks Charleston, MASTER NJ. NJ Freeman
Glover MasEs, NJ NJ Freeman Co. Atlantic ~ Roberts
AbacO, Ackery Saxon. Paine. ST. Stephen Mayhew Talbot
Co W. A. spaiord, Kent, hatsgorda, r. McCready
Co. Charger Bakeman, Jac sonvi Peck Lyman Harrison
Price Raner, Richmond, C. H. Person Hamto Dayton AeK
sndna, sturses Chairman Co. Cabot. Nckersn Philadelphia
Foster NkerOn Marcia, Bunker, Philadelphia Brett
Co Lewis. CroweI Boston, W. Lewis Bay State Bear,e
Boston Dayton Spusue Martha Mara, Swift Salem. r. W.
Ropes Co.; Chas v Lsnsil Lans. Bangor suiy Sanford
Ruth Ih mas Persln Bangor, Brett Vose Co.. Hay Rob
bins, Richmond C. H. Pierson.
steamer-Anthacite, Morley, Philadelphia, n. Briggs.
soops-Lady Fenwck, Wright New Haven Agent, Lewis Prov
idence j. IA. Ravens.
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Whnlers.

CD Boston July bus s~Y,-snb-, H-aih Atl..,e o..
CD a. New b-card. ship Bare az Taber, P.cAc Oc-ss ~
barb osceola, Atsnir Ocean. A<k
Ocean. 81 ship Barclay - irfz
Arr 81 New Ioreon 80 inst. ,chr. Exe, Bat-, D..o,
ant at from 81 Helena - tsys 9Th % DBL ,srh.n 80, 3
A. 81 Helena Nav 2S hip Peiuyisa, Bso~a q sad =, ~
don few days With sCJ bbh oil ~ IN
Al Dssoson Island 5ste. slp Jnhas Cesar Nor... al.
LONDON, 10 bis VII Counfhian kegers, fno Wv
CD atSJsney, Ms w, March %. shseli Roys a G, a a.
for South Seas ~ s,r<
spoler-uo as,elai. Il s. Tor. II W. coas...
fors. q Nv -
sA. from New Bedford s,b ia,i ,iO EmmA C. jos, ,s
and Indian ~, - A1~f<
Cleared Pal River s,h. barb A.rs Baksr Atss. o..
Spok-n7-Jgre 80, LAT. g. schf. Renzi OF
20 tbls D oil Iva
sailed from ST. Helena June s, Peruvian Bro.n Of IA
Lor don. ~
tGusy'caJ Jun. George HowIasd, croms,n o. ..sS,x
Be ford days !" w
Bus Ira OF New Bedford Sydney sarch g. had s.anl
TO 90 ovouh ship the o pr Duietss. Of go
beTland 'of l. ncon and reft ior limos. cruise,
letter fro second Officer Of bafk Ciarce sufh ofxa
ports her Jsn 90. sth 40 BOZ. ~ - y
letter rom SECOND officer Of ship Lewis q se- s.sl
pors her With 80 bbl. ~. oil, Jas. TO- boaed
hone : ~
spokep- May IS a, 90 Is. lon ~ T., esh wa-. Dss,
OF. lot reported. $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
Arrived.


W. 9Th md.e and % Passsneers, 20 Coin' Les TIE
ship Bent Adams and May Hale nto the rv.r az
81 the por ships montreal and Portland bound r. Arr J.
Ship Rome, of Bath Ous Havrs, days IN ballast WIN ~
changed signals ship Abby Pratt New s7th lat. a
~ oDs 80 H. exchanged Hsna Nth -hp North Atlantic steering
T. 4h INST lat a. ors y 30 spoke ship VIM Ward Of LONDON
Fortuna cPrp., Lanse Bremen days. with 4e and
lss passengers, to schmidt Baben June 49, t a 49, "a 90
spoke Prus- barb Charlotte from Hamburg for Quebec with pas
Bark Neptune Ham, morsr co 80 days in ballast with ls9
pa.,ensers to Des Arts Heuser.
Bari Industry Morn Peterson, Lmenck 80 days 10 ballast
Bs G w Ia~eSce Wall carden,.. june 10 with .us, AMI
Brs william lHsHey Lonsebloss, Bremen, IS dag ballast
Brs Gamma Of Boston, Gup ST. croiS June 49, ST. Tho
mas srd Turks Island july with salt to master
5l to Funck Meneke Twelve children died the
Bra George William Br cleush Bremen, s. days, with III
passengers, to Tunck M.ncie
Brig Me,amoN. -, Mystic, days, in ballast.
Bns Pursuit Br) Ryan, St Johns, p Is days. skins and OIL
Bs Hebron, (Br) sLalns PctOu 20 days, with coal to J.
srhr Lousne, smith, Charleston days with and nee
scbr Celeste B Atkinson Cumberland, 10 days. snn'tone'
shT E m1nse Avery Eleuthers days fruit to MASTER
4h lat 2s long TO- spoke bns Ehza henee tor cadena 10
schr Theresa Jane (Br) Gardiner Rlsuhera with pine sppe
c. Ackeey July lat 81 oss H. spoke whaeshp Martha, Of
sehr British queen Br Johnson, Esuthera days with fruit
Huchns. 9Th long IS, spoke brg Pal
meito, from Boston for Havana
Schooner Tyson. Jones Geors-,oFss C. Perseverance,
Touey, Mnuta Fairfax Penhed, Alexandria New York Wyatt
Redmond Deborah Robbins, Washington, c. jersey oas,
Roger Jaeksonyle J. w Hens, johnson. 0coche RWhe
more Dearborn Doboy Island Jane Jerman, Newborn Fores
ter Benson saco Frederick Hall. Portland Joseph Roger
Worthngon Charles Gaske, Young, Maryland WIN. browR
Hunt New Bedford Adelaide, Briggs, DO.
sloops-swallow. Wells. Greenpsr Emily cnpeas New Bed
ford Georsans Swift, do. Pointer, Fowler America, Sturses
and Fashsn, Blydenburg, Providence
BELOw-PackeshpA Admiral BIfeu, from Havre, with miEe
passengers Mortimer Livingston Heny Clay, HILL, from
Liverpool June has had pilot board several days Abby
Pratt from London stsesaan from HaVre and Dus, from Gs
tow Durham Dimon also, ship Sas Holmes Berry from
New Orleans 20 days and ship David Cannon Br o Liverpool
bark siona Enore All the vessels reported below
are outside the Hook laying in the dense os. with wind D.
steamship Sarah Sands, Thompson, for Liverpool sailed hom
Quarantine this morning
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Bns Jonsihsn c.y Harrison, Mobile, 70 day. With humber.
Peel Churh
Bra Frsdt,hepe (Norwl Lcche tair hanen who fes a.
Rio With the lerer Rio Janeo - days coffee 20 L. Phpgs
BfftheTs
BrI Aired Evan Goer, ssvsnnahs day. ~i'h eoon ton T.
MrCres5y Co. - -,
Bn. tBr Hutchinson, Prince Ed~ard Island u days, nth
timber. X 2. Baet Co.
p. ORR Frhie Ellsworth days with lumbar, . master
Hns ChesapeaIs (Br Davidson, Wolso s. II days With
plaster. 10 y. A. Bloomhet. .. 49,.
sehop-r.- Esther I'd Eifa. Hunt. Iubeei william Wnsn'
Nee Hsaord Mystic Red Hnghain Lacy Am Lasn Csh's
man New Bedford; Ann. Bensoa, HARRINGTON.
sAILEDs trah D Corier lasVl Cfoppe PanAa and san
Pr,rc,o Psra Ny tive-po1 Sierra Nevsds Wilson, Aspn-
wall Maroon Berry Chston Roanoke Psrn-h N"rok sings
Jamestown Moore. san Fnoci~cO HuGuenoi. 6sfin-r L
erpoo Hendrix Hudson. Warner, London 6emana' WOOL
Hsvre Fsii.. Thompon. g J1fn g. osrks Auanf
Ankers Cadz Nnrod, Nckois, St JOHN, b. euss Salisbury
Hall, do. aud others.
ship VIM Wesley s9aksn ~ the Lochnvar "a inst, was M
doubleday the WIN. Wrhere YESTERDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
BY TeleRraDh,

BOSTON, July liam. ships Tre New Orleans; Abby Pat
Liverpool Barks Victor, New Orleans Charles Williams savan
nah Btss NeIrusaasus, Pensacola j. L. nipple Philadelphia
Triton, ditto. schr Empire, Aux Cages.
PHILADELPHIA, July l-frrired-s,mr Penbscot whita
Ne~iokj bark Japonca Gallagher Havana bnss Mare
Aususte (Brem Raeke, Bremenj COquete Br Barnes
slnaj Ere Ryder Boston, WIN. A. Drew, Dunnins Ports.
mouth sehrs Lin6eld, (Br) Bogart Harvey
wickj Esther Ann, Seymour, Nassau, n r.; Muia Tie
ress, Grswsn SALEM Ro5t Mercer, RosInsos. Boston
emj Gszee, CTowe Boston; Henry Lea Erickson Yors
Tyler Robbins, Ioyj SPLENDID Merrman Calais Mary Msh,n
Curey Albany Hornet Small New YORK; Amra t. Candy Ror
boro soubeIner Kicker Portland; Cape May Ross Proydncs
CLEARED l0th steams Delaware York bark Ease
Matthews, Boston, Oak Ryder dol brig Patrick Henry Breyoor
Antigua snd market brig. Fssa Br.n Hase Plata May
Queen Lodge New Orleans r. Htchborn Colcord, Boston
heRy La EncAson Pfsvdenes Panot, Auants, Richmond
D. w Edudge, Osden AeXandna; j. Leaning COrson Dhtoa
Gatsle Crowe, Boston; Splendid Merr map Weymouth L.
lay, Cam Salem Charm Fry Boston Canary
ar Nkef-on Providence 3 Wheaton Wheaton,
Tyler Robbn. Troy Juanna Harding Boston, Cape MAY
Providence Mary Mehon, Curey, Kings point M.sbar Cotre
Boston, Anlra Candy Boston Geo Henry smith Freierck
burg; souhsrner Pike, caHbndse Edith Eldndge, Boston.
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FOREIGN Ports.

At St. Helena sth ut, ship Edward Colby, from cAeusa
Boston days.
Al Tneste lgh uh bark Sin, Herus Tor Leshoru 70 hsis,
Boston New York Philadelphia. Sailed about a. shP Das
Chase, New York.
Al Ieshorn isib Mt ships Abus Grsoy from Trieste % ..
Honeywell from Trieste succeed Glance; E4s,d
Fletcher, Lincoln, for Boston OF 3cays Sailed lev tsrs
ship sacsusa, Lennon, New York. bark A. Jsnne lie
tea, Philadelphia
At Esineur 2lst u ship Medora Leach from croosaa 4,
YorI 18th, probably detained by head wind which
Goth and 2lst
Arr at Richbueto 9Th ult ship Caroline C. Dow BAssAu
York
SD from ST. Hesna May o., ship Hsbe Patterson from cla
z Loudan
sld.irom Adra 9Th ut. ship Essex. Welsh, Boston
SD from Trieste previous 10 18th ut barb Joha We Ana
Messins
At Goitenburg 18th ult barb Gov Hncky Loas Tor Bs-s
ready brig Ellen Perkins Bihens tor do about ray
Arr Havre 18th ult ship 81. Ncboia, Brsgion, foa
Al London 2b,h ut ship Bengal Bray chartered Al
load railroad al Newport Cardiff for PortAnd.
SD from Pertambuco June bark Pilot Dunn, (om salem h
Feeee Islands
Al Para June IT, sch John r. Maser Avery, from New
Marauham 10th Ia the river go,h bns Bfaman WAosh
Sab for Para.
At ST Pierre Miq ssd III, bss Palm Gill; from Boston hs
ney, reacy Cordeis. Picard from do, g0h. ciss
Quebec 9Th shp Pnnte Arthur, DNoni Nesfli
big. Sun, Watson, BosoH eth, Raven, Boyhns, Phis
ST. John B. It'll nst sch. Oliver FROST sntn Nors
a. CID schs. Orion, FGness Providence MARY jane Eaa B
Al Port Praya 49, bues VIM. Rogers, Spnney IRON Do
ten arr; Hamilton Silver. wiz So lst, brs Daco, Rya
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