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sTKATTUN,s OFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No ll2, Nav Is:
81 IA SO 10 SIS 4 40 2S 8 10 u SIS 10
Ticket Nos 10 SO. the second capital of 1920
whole Nos 10 40 IS, half do IA % So ticket do s.
65 70-all sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Deleware No. 7, NAV 18TH
as 81 8 80 35 40 % 65 l6 80 10 ID 76 ~
Whole Nos Is II rs. aprize of $3.50 sold and
paid by srRATTON.
Fer To-Day.-Delaware, No. 6. Capital sec.
COO Tickets So. nav ~
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go NoTICE.-Tne attention of the pub
Ca lie is respectfully called - the sale of the
late Thomas RuthertOords zeal estate. The sale
viii commence THIS DAY, at @ o'clock, in the vi
entity Of Mr. Valentine Hecklers residence, and
nearly opposite to Asbury Chapel, and will be con
uUuel il the order advertised
nv II w CODDIN Anct
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BALTIMORE, May 15-2l P. M.-Sales Of
eight hundred barrels of flour have been made
at 81. l2!. Grain and other things are unchang-
I'd.
New YORK, May l5.-Flour is dul-Sales
oftwo thousand barrels Southern have been
made al $4,SaS4,50i State brands, $4aS4,-
O64. Cotton has slightly advanced. Other
things unchanged.
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NASH 81 WOODHOUsE, Eagle square,
" NEW BOOKS received by them


A Selection Of English Synonyms, by Vitality
e. cents
The l, Il, III Pmlippics of Demosthenes with his
tOrical introductions and critical explanatory
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and Mary College Ea-Sl
The Howadji in Syria, by George w Curtis, au-
thor of Nile NOTES.-The
Arthur and his Mother. Or tie Child OF the
Church: book for children, by Charles TAYLOR,
NJ a, author of Thankfuluess. Earnestness, &c-37c
Daily Steps Towards Heaven, or Practical
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the life and teaching of our Lord Jesus Christ for
every Gay in the year, according to the christian
seasons, with titles and characters Of Christ, and
harmony OF the four gospels; a handsome pocket
voume-prlce 63c
Letters to a Young Person on becoming mem.
Der OF a church ch0ir-l3c
The Rock Example OF lndustry-2Jc
HudsOn's Edition OF Shakespeare. The Works of
Shakespeare: the text carefully restored according
to the first editions, with Introductory notes origi-
nal and selected, and life OF the Poet, by Rev II
Hudson, A NJ, four volumes published-SI each
The Legislative Guide: coEtining all the ruies for
conducting business in Congress; Jefferson s
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system Of rules OF order. founded on Congressional
proceedings, with cOp!ous notes and marginal re-
tererces, explaining the rule and the authority
eior; the Constitution OF the United States and
the census for l950-price 81 25 myl
nON'T GET EXCITED, BUT KEEP
~ COOL, AND READ THIS.-As the season is
now advancing, ana having lOO~ many GOOQS on
hand the subscriber has determined to get rid Of
them in some manner, and knows ofno better plan
than to otfar them at such extremely low prices so
that no one take look without purchasing.
Barge de LANES of the latest styles at Is Isl 20
and % cents Ginghams at l2t, Is ia and 25 CTS
handsome Caicoes at Ct cents Check Muslin at l2t
cents; Shifting al cents; Lawns at lUc, I2tc, and
higher prices; Hose of all colors at y ID cents
Worked Collars al 64 ~ l-2, rs cents ana higher
prices; Chemisetts al 81 l2, So 75c and up to 81
Lace Sleeves at 50 cents, and higher prices Also at
great bargains, splendid stock of Ladies Dress
Goods, such as TUlines. Paraines Dona Marias,
Santaros Lawns Bareges, Tissues, Grenadines, ia
comets, Muslins OF every description, &c.
ABRAHAM LEVY, JR.,
POI Broad street.
Just to hand, Fans Of every style, also, Patasols,
in large variety. my IL
law LIBRARY Az AUCTION.-GEO.
Ia NJ WEST & BRO, will sell, next week anO-
Their valuable Law Library, the property OF a gen.
teman about retiring from practice The collec'
ton, although not large, embraces many valuable
works; among otners,i tx obinsons Practice, and the
Virginia Reports, from Washington to Robinson
Catalogues viii be ready (at our bookstore) in few
days.
my Is RICHARD CAUTEORN, Auct.
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nv 17-3LF THOMAS ]. GLENN. Trustee
COMMIs>IONER'S SALE OF real

TOMMlS~IONEK'S SALE OF REAL l.
~ ESTATE In pursuance OF decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Chancery for Henrico County,
pronounced on the 10Th day of March, 1852, in suit
therein pending, under the style of George, &c,
against Brown, &c, shall, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of June next. at > o'clock in the afternoon,
proce ed to SELL on the premises at public auction
to the highest bidder the House al, Lot situated
the corner OF Leigh and 7th streets in the city of
Richmond, which was formerly occupied by James
f. Heath, and which conveyed by the said
Heath and wife to me, by deed bearing date the
2lst day OF December 845, and of record in the Of
fee OF the Court of Hastings for the city Of Rich
mond.
| Terms Of sale-One-third cash. onethrd in six
| months, and the residue in nine months from the
day of sale-the purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, and the title TO be re
tanned until a conveyance is directed by the cour
my l2--dtds JOHN .. SIEGER~
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THE PANUKAM. 0F EDEN

'ENHlS beautiful and instructive exhibition has
been removed to the African Church. on Broad
street, and will be exhibited again To. Morrow
OF o'clock. The Panorama will commence to
move at {! o'clock. Admission 25 cents. Chill
dren and servants half price INV II
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GREGORY d MAURl.
successors to j. w. Maury & Co.. Mama.
gers.
Office, No. 62, Main Street

Office, No. 81, Main Street
Drawn numbers Delaware Lottery, Class 6, Extra,
May IA:
80 70 90 A. 49 IS So % SO 81 Is 81 "a
Scheme TO.Day.-Captals: $4,000, 10000,
5000, 4000 j000 2512 10 prizes of $780, 10 of 1000
10 of 500 30 of 200 40 of $780, 25s of 10 &c "a nos
IA drawn. Tickets Ss-Shares N proportion.
nv II
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Nav York, May l5.-The Steamship Bal
tic sailed at noon to- day Tor Liverpool, taking
out l72 passengers, being as many as she
could accommodate. and $4,000 in gold on
Boston account.
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Erection oil Delegates to the Wing Nation
aiC0nventi0n IN New York.

NEW YORK, May Is.
Last nigh, the different Wards of the city
undertook the election of Delegates to the
wing National Convention. The Serenth
District elected Fillmore Delegates. The
hird District elected one Fillmore and one
Scott Delegate. The other Districts made no
choice.
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NUTICE.-Tne atten

PHLADELPHIA, May Is Arrived Steamship
Virginia, Teal, Richmond.
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N ArrAN CHAIRs EoR sUMMER.

Ia A beautiful assortment CT the above style OF
Chair which is SO desirable for Summer, CONSISTING
OF Hall Chairs Dining Chairs. ladies Sewing, with
and without rockers. These Chairs are very suit
able Tor Cottages or country residences. They are
the coolest and ghtest kind OF Chair that Is made,
at the same time are very strong, and will bear eX-
nosure TO the weather and Always retain their
first appearance. For sale al the House Furnish
ing Store OF l. ulNi En-
1874 Main ST. eel.
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49, DIR. Z. G. FISHER tenders MS
Es~--A services to the public in the variout
branches Of his profession.
Otlce in the basement OF his dwelling on Att
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, 2nc
doc, from me corner no 27-6m
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NENCE FOR SALE.-WL be sold on ~ ES-
Z DAY, the 18th day OF Nay, 1852, at the hour of
o'clock, P NJ, about twenty pannels Of Paling
Fence, four Gates, Hinges DC on the corner OF
Marshall and 9th streets, belonging 10 the city OF
Richmond. Terms at sale
C. w. II TYLER,
my l5-3t Superintendent City Property.
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s,ALa OF FURNITURE.-By virtue Of a
- deed of trust executed to me by John I, Walsh,
on the Goth day Of July, 1851, shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, on Wednesday next, the
18th instant, the residence of the said Walsh,
the store OF Matthews a. Undertake, on Broad
street. sundry articles OF Household a nd X ifch-
en- Furniture, some OF which Is nearly new, and
all has been well kept.
TERMs-Au sums of $40 and under cash all
above $50, four months credit Tor approved en-
dorsed paper.
my 7-3tk THOMAS ] GLENN. Trustee
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NOTiCE.-The annua ! III

e., NOTiCE.-The annua meeting OF
e. the Stockholders Of the Richmond, Fred
eTick=burg aud Potomac Rail Road Company Will
be he'd d, the Office Of the Company, III the city OF
Richmo nd, On Monday, the 3lst May 1852, at II
O'Clock NJ.
sp30 C. w. MACMURDO, Tr.
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my l7-d3tawwly Druggists, Sole Agents.
NON READY second edition Of CLIO
~ VEkNOOK. The press has every where, with
extraordinary unarinity, pronounced respecting
Cloverneok or RecUl. ectlUns OF our kelghbUr-
hood IN the West; that II is the finest production OF
its class in recent American literature, and that il
entities its author to the most elevated rank among
the women OF genius Ii is compared in this coun
try with the sketch Eook" OF Irving, and TX
Marvels "Reverles OF Bachelor and IN British
literature, with Professor Wilson's Lights and
Shadows Of Scottish Life;" and Miss Mitford's
"Our Village" 1t may be safely alleged that no
female writer ever attained so suddenly and de-
servedly high reputation in the literary world
For sale at
myI MORRIS Bookstore.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES m. TAYI0s-

LoI On MARSHALL STREET-By virtue
o. oeed CT trust executed to the subscriber bv Ed.
VII Crouch and wife, dated oath March, 1851. and
,ba recorded in Henrico County Court shall, at
, ,l zoth inst, commencing at o'clock p M unan
bv "a offer for sale the property CONVEYED
side ~ ueed being fronting IS feet On the south
tancs continuation OF Marshall street. short dis
nerseenO ., Inc city, into Henrico County, a. its
back l4I fee, street 8 feet wide, and running
house M on,. winch n Lot stands newly built briek
The terr,s 10 me me occupancy of said Crouch.
decd win be viii be ia accordance with he
my IA A Isron the day ofssle
JAMES NJ A a
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&C. moved his place OF residence to the house
OF Mr.. Cgingan, 9Th street, between Clay and
Leigh streets, opposite the residence of w. God
din, Esq. He may be found during Office hours at
his former Office on Governor street, between Main
and Franklin. ap l9-lm*
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NOTICE

NOTICE-At a meeting of the President
aud Directors Vi the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9Th
April /. -, il was
Resotrcd, That dividend Of 81 per cent be de-
clarei on tb- stock OF the Company, payable on
and after the 81 May next at the Office OF the Com
pany, in t1e City OF Richmond
30 T.. VI e MACMOhbO, IL
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I AND WARRANTS-Bo agh; for cash, by
Ia b. BAGBY d CO., al the b. nest mar ket price.
They will also purchase patent titles for Lands in
the state of Illinois, located with warrants Issued
for the OF 1912 Office over NJ B n G.. Hill
corner Of Fran Kiln and Wall streets. ap I'm
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
T ARGE DRUG ESTABLISHMENT AT

Ia AUCTION, consisting of the usual variety of
Medicines, Paints Dyestufs, Perfumery, Soap,
Glass Jars &c, DC.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed to the sub
scriber by Hugh e. Mcnamara, bearing date the
day of 1852, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mer toned,
viii be sold on Wednesday, the 26ih day of May,
at 10 o'clock, at the Store OF the said Hugh C. Nc
Na.nara, Broad street, all the Medicines, Paints,
Dyestutis, Perfumery, Soaps, Glass Jars, Show
Cases, Store Fixtures, &C. &c, pertaining to said
establishment.
Terms OF sale for all sums under $50, cash +; over
that amount a credit of months will be given,
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed.
my Is JOHN K. D. PAYNE, Trustee.
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MARKETS.,

e. Neither House of Congress was in ses-
sion Saturday.
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NJ A n AGE RS FECk.
F. MORRIS & CO.

NEW GROCERY sTORE.-The under
" signed having located at No. 296 Broad street,
next door to Matthews & Undertake, for me pur
pose Of conducting General Grocery business
takes pleasure in announcing TO HE friends and the
pu bic generally that he is prepared to furnish
any article ually found in Grocery Store, ano
having purchased his stock exclusively for the cash
enables him TO sell on the mos: reasonable terms
for cash only
nv l5-6tr SAMUEL +. EUCkOLS.
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VIRGINIA FILE WURks-fiies and
Rasps ut every description made order, old
files recut and warranted. All orders Deatly exc
cuted on the shortest notice, by
COMIN5 & PERSON,
ap 27--dlmw4t+ Mapchef ter Va
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EOR RENT OR LEASE.-The farm for
L merry occupied by Robert P. New, decd. 1t is
situated on the New Bridge Road, one and half
miles from the city OF Richmond 1t contains 81
acres of good tiab!e land, half of which has been
highly improved 1t has large aud comfortable
brick dwelling, a kitchen. smoke house, barn,
stable, and other convenient out houses 1t has an
excellent well of water, and is situated in healthy
and agreeable neighborhood. The farm will be Ct
fered upon the premises on TUESDAY, the 18th of
the present month, (May) at halt past O'Clock.
The lease will be extended five years
nv Is dts JOHN r. D, PAYNE
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1s1EN DOLLARS REWARD.-POCKET
L BOOK LOST-Lost, yesterday morning,
near the Old Market, small Morocco POCKET
BOOK with place OF string wrapped round 1t,
containing enc $50 Va. note, four IS notes, on
North Carolina auG South Carolina banks and sun
dry receipts and memorandums. The above re-
ward will be paid for the delivery OF the same at
this Office. my 49,
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nIACNSMITH,S TOOL .-Armitag e,
ID Mousehole and other Anvils; Plain, Coter-key,
and solid box Vices Bellows, 28 TO 80 inches;
Hand and Sic dye Hammers; Butchers Files and
Ragps; Burdens Horse,shoes, and Grittin's Horse
Shoe Nails For sale low by
C. j. SINTON & CO.,
Sio1 nf tha Circular II Main ST
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81 FOR PORTSMOUTH, \. H., via.
So BOSTON.-The superior fast sailing Brig,
Heury c. Lowell, having the greater portion
OF her cargo engaged and going on board, will
have quick dispatch. For balance OF cargo for
either OF the above ports, appyto Master On board
at Picketts' wharf, or to
my l3-6t w. ID. COLQUIlI.
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: n rfcs
solic:,s.
the coun.
roughth4
ga candi.
y AtfOra
ance that
lschargei
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ICE, ICE, ICE.-A supply pure ecaniry
L Ice always on hand, for sale in large or sinAu
quantities. Lv X T. DUVAL,
,nIo Under the American.
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nON,T GET EXCITED. BUT KEEP

Just to hand, Fans Of every style, also, Paras
in large variety. my
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MY BRUsHEs, FLY BRUsHES.-Just
l. received, an elegant assortment OF Fly Brush
es, for sale al very low prices al the House Fur
nishing Store of L. GISTER,
NV * l3! Main street.
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fS,775,s&
BANKING "
$50 COS CsY
E3e.G03.Gsl


DEATH OF JUDGE NKINLEY, OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Hon. John Mckinley, one of the Justices of the
Supreme Court, died recently, at his residence.
Louisville, Kentucky. He was for many years in
public life; and commenced the practice Of the law
in kentucky, from whence be removed to Hunts
vile, Alabama. and took an active part in the po-
litics Of that State. At Huntsville he became in
voivcd in an unfortunate affair, about the year
lS2, in consequence Of having written a severe
personal article for Of the papers, against Mr..
McCiung, lawyer Of Huntsville, who was q candi-
date for the Legislature. McCung called upon the
editor of the paper for an explanation The latter
who Was high spirited young man, refused. and
Mckinley still kept in the background Tho con-
sequence was q street fight between Mr.. McClung
and the editor, in which affair the latter
was killed. The public excitement was great.
and tho feeling streng. against both McCluDg
and Mckinley. The former lost his election
for the Legislature; and the latter removed to
Florence, Alabama, on the Tennessee river.
In 1926 Mr. Mckinley had far recovered his popu-
lariy that the Legislature Of Alabama elected him
10 che Senate of the United States, a supporter
Of General jackson, and he continued a member Of
that body until 1881, when he was succeeded by
Gabriel Moore In 1888 the people elected Mr.
Mckinley 70 the House Of Representatives, but he
continued member OF that branch Of Congress
only one term. In September, 1887, he received
IRON President Van Buren, the appointment Of JUS
ace OF the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and ne has, therefore, been on the bench Of that
ooul. 10y ni,een years. He some years since
The legal talents Of Judge McKinIav vara not
considereu OF very high order by members Of the
bar. One Of bis decisions ma a eircnit indca ws
rocolicot, was unanimously reversed by his col
leagues OF the Supreme Court.
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Pussenve,. Arrived.

II suter MRS Mayer Mrs Griswold. Mrs Griahth.
= Gilbert. Mrs Bryant Mr. Flint Mr. Fuller Hon =
Msssrs Lessrd Wood. Bryant MT Mrs Davis Capt
and Mrs smith Col Cay and family Messrr M.tsras Pspe
Duraud, Messrs Huntington. Andrss, Capp. ChcHenry
MRS Msnnus. Messrs MONTGOMERY, Delaoombs Talmadse
mis- w J Towne Mr. Southwcrth, s Sheldon, n Warren
Mr. VarAud. Wood!ord, g Seabury. E Phillips. Suit
ton A KLEIN, Robb. Morse D Van Winlle, Leys,
Huggins. Messrs Fa,kener, Durand. West Abbott. N
Butler, p J whiting Proieau:. Capt Barry Ne Bar
wilder W Shaw. Enos varins. Mr. Smith G Wilson.
Jas Mcneil, Mr. Tusler DR. Hereman, Mr. Gibney, Il
Price. Price; J Gray; Geo Bum Reub,n Cole MT
Agnew. Ruth, Drury, " Raston. Mr. Brown
VIM Arthur, Eli Bennett L Rockford Bird. Johnson
Chandler MIR Sylvester Mr. Bernardo, Woods Dun
sher Stone Dunsher Messrs Bennett Daniels Cook
Donaldson, Isaac Gardner, Pitman, Jas Y Saain
Hurlbutt-307 in the steerage. .
NEW ORLEANS AND HAvANA-SteamshiP Cherokee-
Jas Brown and children Feytl and family George
Nash, Garquet and two daughttrs, Dupuy, Ro-
nero Hartwe and son. Duncsn Mr. Now han, lady and
child Mrs Jane Besbe and family Or Beebe and family
d Maspers DR. A Lion, Herman. Master Lawrence.
Wegl, w Tullis. Mr. Smonds " Hunt. DR. Thomas
hunt, kiss Lousa Hunt, l. Barber pilbingham and
WE'LL lady son. Mrs Shaw and mother Mr. Verde
Armstrong. Mrs A Harris ard three children. Miss
Mary Armstrong Miss Henrietta Armstrong Hen drson
Verde. Mrs Luce. LemAsur-. Kraft. Lavsndera
Capt Il Wade A Bothelo, N PUG, = Celpi, Jorge.
Kensbaw, and 50 steerage.
anc servants, Gomi's Gonveia.
GALvEsror-Brig AmericanMrs Broucr and three child
Mrs Nissan Mr. Tcpney.
DRY HARBoR, 5a-Schr Gen scOtt-Miss Sarah Maguis-3
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, July 10 +. NJ.
BRRADsrUrFs.-Fiour exhibited new feature though
the business amounted to IL 400 barrels ordinary to
straight State and mixed to fair Western at 81 06x 81
1SA choice State avorite Ohio and fancy Western NJ
81 1871 81 3lA with common to good Southern Mt 81
3Tha 81 56H. Jersey meal and rye -four seemed quiet,
yet firm Wheat moved to the extent of TOO bushels
Southern white ut 81 06A; 4 800 do Canadian do,
private terms; and 1900 do. Ohio mixed ct 95c and
to that Of 10000 bushels at IS &C. for unmer
charitable and 62 CSC for mixed Western, the former
rates. Rye and oats unatered
CoTToN-The sales about 600 bales with steady
market at about previous prices,
FREoHrs Rates to Liverpool were without change,
and engagements light; 400 barrel beef taken at
141sd Flour lid. Is; grain, 4d and cotton III
and about 500 barrels rosp at 10h Id To London.
flour reported at Is Cd . Is. Cd There
change to other ports
Provisions varied little; the transactions including
$50 barrels prime and mess pork at SIT $la3 S19k;
800 barrels prime and beef at IS 50, and $40
SIS respectiyeIy
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II q important epoch. He had propkscleA Int thsss
whs he'd run aStsr q poor foreign negrs, when par.
Where were those philanthropcal patriots now, whom
an IIhhman was to DO hunted DOWN. When the hounds
Of England were lot out Of the leash after Of their
race thrsting for tho limbs and blood Of Irish
man. was not found that they had word TO say.
(This passage was received with indescribabls and
mingled misses and groans and ultimately three cheers
and three more, heartily given for the speaker
He said he knew the majority Of those whom he i'd
dressing shmen and no then proceeded to relate,
told BY Bac maintaining 1t was improbable and absurd
He a. well a. the previous speaker pledged himself 70
devote his professional services to the utmost for Kane
without fee reward except tho qualification Of doing
their dnty.
At the conclusion Of his address, collection taken
UP. the amount Of which did not learn and, mo-
ton the meeting separated shortly before eleven o'clock
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49,, fHiLADrLPHIA, July 24PM.
nrsnin Mllsville Corbuo, Rowland Brsokhayen; Echo
Lowden Dighton Asa Eldrdge. Lowden, NYort Bloomer
Winslow, kewburg S''
Cleared Steam ship Penobscot, whitaker NYort hail
Laura Lindsay, Cardenas briggs Roamer Nickels Bostar
watson, Allen do Protection, Young dol sehrs
Collins, do; Cabot, Nickerson, doj WIN Baird stubbs
SALEM; Runyon Endicott, Cambridge; X shaw Bra
Dighton, Ara Eldridge Lowden, Port Chester,
Miscellaneous.
sur ANDALusIA, Wilson, hence, At San rranssco
Zah ult bad succession OF SW and NV gales from the
River La Plata the Horn down as far a. 57
had been a the pert, with light battling winds and Gains
since the 18th inst.
SHIP FLORA MDoNALD, from Liverpool IL aground on
Hawkins Pept below Baltimore and hsve 10 discharge
part OF cargo before she will be got on.
SHIP HUNGARIAN was towed from Eastport TO Portland
BY steamer Forbes, at7 ociock Wednesday
WnALIro BARN CovIseTos. Of and from Warren. for
away main topgaant msst the cap came TO anchor
of Sandy Point Of Prudence.
BR BRIG PAcrrco for Hobart Town. got ashore on 2lst
Francisco. She got on by pilot boat Ralto without
damage and anchored In the stream Tire captain Of the
brig paid half r tage at the time Of his clearing consider
ing himself capable Of taking his vessel TO without
BRIe SCIENCE Ncksrson from Bangor for Boston In 20
ing down Penobscot river 18th inst, got ashore and filed
was toved 60 Hampden 18th.
ScpR TRAVELLER, which left Santa Crus on IHh us for
San Frsncisco with Of lime had arrived on the
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