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The Outrages on the Texan Frontier.

The communication which published yesterday in
relation to this subject referring to particular case OF
gross outrage, and stating the view taken Of ii a! Wash
inglon, has elected from the Department OF Stale the
suboined letter OF explanation WepubIish il, with the
single remark, that the person kidnapped being Amer
lean citizen. in American territory, and entitled TO
American protection and being sold for debt slave
under Mexican law and Mexican Jurisdictions do not
as at present advised, perceive why the did no,
warrant diplomatic nerpos,on by the American govern
ment On the contrary learn with establishment that
any American administration be found willing TO
avow-as this letter ayows--that it can do nothing In
such case of lawless outrage on the rights OF an
American citizen. Such doctrine this appears 10 us
worse, If possible, than the Cuban proclamation:
To the Editor of the Union
am requested that the article in your PAPER OF
Yesterday headed Troubles the Texan Frontier and
referring application this department, in OF
the forcbe carrying away OF person from the vicinity oil
Eagle Pass in Texas into Mexican territory, may lead TO
much Misrepresentation.
appeared that the person committing the offence
citizen of Texas, and of course subject the criminal
laws of that State and there evidence that any
pubc officer sgent Of Mexico, indeed, any citizen OF
that republic had any participation in the outrage. Upon
facts then supposed and still supposed be true the
persons applying the Department OF State redress the
grievance were informed that il how the
curence could become subject of diplomatic correspond
between the government of the United States and that
Of Mexico. There exuadon treaty between the
governments.
Worry respectfully, your obedient servant,
w. HUNTER, Chief Clerk
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By J. q. nIeGUIRE, Auctionesr.

III oUsEHoLD FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE FAMILY AT
III AUCrIoNon Thursday morning, June 10, at 10 O'Clock,
shall SELL Pennsylvania l7h 18th
furniture and effects OF family declining
consisting Of
Mahogany sofa and parlor chairs, ottonans
DO sdeboard, mahogany secretary and bookcase
dinip and kfastta rout tail
DO table, ladies' work table .
Cane and wood chairs and rockers
Maple bedsteads aud washstands, wardrobes
Mahogany bureaus, toilet tables and glasses
Feather beds and pillows, shuck mattresses
Paror drusget and rugs ingrain carpets
Venetian stair carpets and rods, mating
Ocoh, Venetian blinds, reed blinds
Curtains and cornces, hall lamp walters
solar and mane lamps, dinner and tea
Croekery and glass ware, refrigerator stoves
Together with good assortment OF kitchen requisites.
S25 UNDER cnsl and
days, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. Y. MCGUIRE,
June 5-eo&d Auctioncer.
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EXTENslyE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HAND MADE
IL Writing and Letter Paper al Auconon Monday the It
Instant shall sell auction
and Pennsylvania O'clock
lot Of 700 hand made,
and highly finished letter gilt and psn 70 fooscsp,
and lot Of drawing note and This
paper made OF for John r. Sullivan, 1879
1870 prior the contract designed
and The public Offices and mandatory from ~ 5s
s. 80 Ase OF German linen pink
nkands ssndeores lead pencils waters letter stamps
rulers, hc, will be sold in lots suit purchasers.
Temsi Al and under 800 sl0o
and four MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest
A. GREEN,
June l0--d Auctoneer.
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AUCTION NOTlCE.The subscriber respectfully
his friends and the public that he has commenced the
and commission business his account and offers his
for the sale Of description Of real and personal
upon the favorable
experience twenty departments Of
auction business tho four of which he has been personally
citizens Washington
Arms Of Dyer Bro and Dyer Mcclure he deems
than that his attendance relied
Nil Of business, cashed
delay
permanent
sale Of merchandise commission wishing employ
will call the Office Of A. Rohwell,
7 found during business hours
and prepared TO answer the calls Of the public.
Respectfully, H. N, sTRATTON.
Iun 10--df
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sales To-Day.
By >. 9. moaUInE, Aus,,.n..r.

VALUABLE LOT NEAR LAFAYETTE SQUARE AT AUG
TIoN,On Tuesday, Juno O. at M, ON the pre- nlses
shall sell lot No in No 1877 fronting 81
street NORTH between l7 and 18Th streets wes containing SIS
square feet
Term cash balance in g. 49, 49, and "a months for
JAS. Q. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aueuonoer.
o. The above sale is postponed account OF the
rain uutl Thursday. the 10Th instant, 81 o'clock
Jas. q. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctioneer.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Ratidcalion Needing al Pin.buye.

PIrrsBuRG, June THE democrats held rattle alton
meeting here tonight in The roou whicn
was we'll filed the occasion. William Wilkins presided
aud speeches delivered by Mr. James X Snowden
w w. Irwin, II. @. shannon, aud others Resolutions ~
proving nomination Of Pierce and King were unan
the Baltimore Convention. The old democrats principally
fcnds OF Buchanan and Cass, have given in their adhe
sion and all OF them signed the call for the meeting The
young democrats appear TO be well pleased The whig
papers here, generally speak respectfully of Gen Pierce
and publish the Enforcement of his bravery by Generals
Scott Pillow, and Worth, bat say he possesses promi
satesman-his fsetrads principles only benl
known
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The Whfg PrediCament.

The Republic while whstling 10 keep its courage up,
makes confession OF the whg peril and dilemma in the
following sentence. at the close OF recent leading
article;
"Ilbe wings do nominate ticket the 18th OF June
which will sweep the field IL will be because they sacrifice
to sectional discord and difference the certainty OF an
whelming triumph"
How is this same sectional difference and dscord .
10 be avoided by the wing partyi The whole force and
nerve OF their party in the Norhfor the silver grays"
have neithe-procam that the maintenance OF the Com
promise is sectional platform; that declaration in
favor OF maintaining il is agitation; and that not single
northern State can be carried by the wbg party that
ground In this last statement they perfectly right,
unless Vermont be the single exception. In confirmation
Of this northern idea OF the wing policy, have the fol-
lowing statement from the well.informed Washington
correspondent OF the Journal OF Commerce:
" represented here Seward wing of the WING
party have formed scheme to take entire possession OF
the National Wing Convention, and convert ito their pur
poses. AT first they with the threat reject
the delegations from the States Of Georgia, Alabama, and
south Catoina, the ground that they are Union men,
and therefore have place in the wing party proper
But even this will not insure the sn,iComp promise r
smph and therefore they have taken the higher
ground that they will not go into convention with any del
szates from the South the North who will not pledge
Themselves to be bound by the of the known anti
Compromise faction"
SO much for the chosen northern method OF AVOID.
ing what the wings of that section call sectional dis
cord and difference. On the other hand, have the
whole body OF southern wings unanimous III the opinion
that any action OF the Wing Convention, short OF full
pledge TO maintain the Compromise in all its parts, mus,
"reiu he whg party 10 heterogeneous compound Of dis
sOrdan sectional factions The baofbor 10 reeepaee for potc,
'uned BY fraud upon other Of The section, Of The United
Maii and The presidential election 10 ai Of ehicaaery and
dbnuation among political mountebanls !" and they add
that IFS result must be neither less Than The ingio
rou and deserved defeat Of the whg candidate for The pres
tny, because The platform Of the party ,oiH Be 100 narow for
hs patriotism Of The people"
Now in this state of the wing party, how is that
uinous "dscord and difference between the two sec
ions 10 be avoided
The truth is 80 plain TO strike the mind OF every
observer The wing par!y-as the minority party OF the
country the party Of local and class legislation as the
party OF privilege and resrctionhas OF necessity
shed itself upon sectional and local influences and ee-
nsns until il finds itself utterly incapable OF national
nly, and must resign the government into democratic
hands The Taylor STAYED of this result for four
years by a s,upendous fraud bat the fraud has been
detected and exposed, and will serve no longer
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Dy !. 9. nIoGUIRE, Aaeslonssr.

TYR USTEES' SALE.By OF deed Of duly
ted and recorded in liber A. 81 No. 3d. folos 1 e 39,
of Washington the Dis
Columba, the subscribers of the Metropolis Build
for cash. Tuesday the 9th day July the premises all
piece parcel Of b. subdivision
lots numbered 10 and 16, in square 2sl
purchase completed within days, property
will resold the risk of All the
expense of the purchaser.
RICHARD II. CLARKE, }srx,.,..u
ERASMUS J. MIDDLETON, Aiu''0oe'
JAS. q. Mcguire,
June 6.-eod&ds AuconeeT.
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Hy J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

y
rHANCERY SALEBy of the circuit Of
District Of Columbia for the Of Washington sitting in
chancey in the OF Edward Wnder t al Thomas
Emory et will auction,
10Th day Of June the premises at O'clock lots
numbered 2ie. Lot numbered g.
fronts SO north street by 30 feet IN inches deep and
Lot number
81 public
18th and Vermont
number fronts Az feet
the clear formed by The intersection Of Vermont
back width 80 feet and
of2s feet 30 feet further 2Oee alley, containing
$3.50 feet.
be paid sale aud the residue in - and IL
Of sale; which defer
payments be secured by tho purchasers notes. and the
ratification Of sale and
payment the purchase money the Of the
chasers.
ii. G. SPALDING, Trustee
j. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer
May 29-eo6ds
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VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On "Wednesday, June 10Th, at O'Clock, the premises
shall sell that valuable brick house, with hack budss
containing fourteen The built
pair situated Ninth " being No B. square
4o7 fronting 81 feet Ninth running 100 T
Of the desirshls locations for private residence
Terri y, and win be made known ., sale.
JAS. c, MCGUIRE,
Ju Aucione.r
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CTATIsTICs OF the state OF Virginia, ordered o
y printed the had in Richmond ls5o5i.
Lawyers Guide, tvol ~ by WIN. w, Hennns, Of Virginia.
Consultation Virginia, adopted In 1851.
Papers Colonel Theodorick Band
county, Virginia. Edited BY Charles Campbell vols in
q plantation and m bushes. in every particular by southern
Planter
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Retention of The Nominations IN iAs West.

CsolNNArI, June The democratic nominations seem
give general satisfaction to the party here salute oil
81 guns fired In honor Saturday night. The En-.
qurer announces the ticket excellent.
ST. LOUIS. June 6The news OF the nomination of Pierce
and King received here yesterday evening" and caused
much rejoicing. Salues fired in various quarters OF
the city honor OF the nominations
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ny A. GREEN, Aucttoneor-
BUILDING LOTS AT hUCTToN-on Friday, the lIt instant
shall cell the premises O'Clock, Nos
The prom
eny wide alleys in said square, each having %
feet by 81 feet deep
Terms sale title indispuable.
June l0-d A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
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GES. PrERcEs eEsEsosIry-Tn addition 10 the facts
about Gen. Pierce which have been given to the public
anee the adjournment OF The convention, informed
Fapersona friend OF ours physician OF this city, who
vas the surgeon of OF the ten regiments, that after
ae battles Of Contreras aud Churubusco, Gen. Pierce.
70 visiting the hospitals crowded with wounded soldiers
expressed his feeling by distributing large OF money
'nong the unhappy sufferers and when he returned.
esving balance Of pay of s2fo, he added 500 to it,
va expended among his He also, by his influence
purse procured them free passages by The railroads
ne sent money to many old soldiers -Boi,imon argus
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Mr.. Pierce Accepts The Nomination.

The Hon Franklin Pierce, / cIedibly informed, ha
expressed several intimate personal friends his detesmi
nation accept the nomination OF President conienet
upon him by the Democ ratio National Convention.
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Salute Fired in homer Of Pierce and King

BosroN, June z "A salute OF 100 guns fired to-day
tue common by the democrats in honor OF the nonna-
ton of Mcssrs Pierce and King display OF fireworks
and Illumination, NC OF the Tunes building also took
place this evening.
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Cholera on he Mississippi.

CiSctsNAT June THE steamer Midas, which arrived
last night from New Orlean reports having taken thirty
German emigrants from Havre vessel, Of whom
died Of cholera the passage up The river O 100 taken
from Bremen vessels died
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GREAT Bargains In Dry Goods-We have now On
hand the following goods which
we are selling nj prices that anno 20 please:
- pieces handsome style berere, 95 cents.
100 do bersse dc lane ~, 10, 10, 90 and 95 cents
100 do lawns from lok rs cents
20 do mourning lawns, from i2k 70 Is
10 do black
10 do shaly and bercge de lsine, plain coIo, travel
ling dresses LIE
30 do India and fousrd silks, very cheap
10 do very fine French printed Jaooner
70 do figured shslys very handsome styles.
June 5-dlmif yERgy MILLER.
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ny J. G. Mcguire. Apotiopesr.

BY. q. MCGUIRE, Anosionesr.
GALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTIoN-on Saturday
~ June ~, AT O'Clock, rooms
following described lots The sale viii be reserve
from the city,
Square No, 9s3, lots s, Q, 10, IA
Do do l,03n, do ~
Do 1901,
DO do 1892 do Id
DO do l,oa3 do
DO do 1858, do n, 10
1908 do
Do do 1862 do l., IL,
DO do l,los, do 5,s,7,s,e, io,u,la,i3
DO do $780, do 81
Terms one-hird cash the balance in twelve and eighteen
moaths, with interest, satisfactorily secured
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
sohee-a Auctioneer.
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ny y. g. MCGUIRE, Auouoneer.

RUsTEES SALEfursusn decree circuit court 81
the Of Washington In the District Of Columbia, sins
of ehancrry Of
executor Lloyd ~ Rogers and Others the subscriber
viii sell 10 the highest bidder public auction, Thursday
m day Of june ats O'Clock the auction Of James o.
euc all the right, ue, which
Law died seized, In and No with
thereon "oid Brick Capitol ~ interest being
fifteen hundred dollars Of the stock
ded and forty four dollars subscribed and paid year 1915
the prrchase of ground
mediation Of the Congress Of tho United States.
Terms cash, JAS. ADAMS, Trustee.
JAS. O. Mcguire,
June I'D huctoneer.
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NATIONAL THEATRs.-The drama OF "Loa Mouiez in Ba.
varia repeated again last night oqui,e respectable
audience, OF which the geeaier proportion appeared be
ladies' The immense meeting the City Hall pre-
vented 20 full house there would have been. This
drama Is very attractive We have spoken OF IL and the
acting before, aud need not repeat what we said.
Tonight It will be again performed Lola Montez takes
another character asoonc which have not seem but
which is said to be great character" She appears in
La Zspaeado The bill ia unusually attractive, this
extraordinary appears both Ms actress and
dann Should the weather be favorable she will have
full house. The theatre is to be closed in few days
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Regulations.
DEPARTMENT or THE IsTgRoR,
Washinpton lime e. 1872

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
Washington, June S, 1852
It Whenever appeal from the decision bureau is taken
department. subject immediately referred the
bureau from which the appeal taken with nstruc
report practicable the Of the
Immediately docketed nong the date when receved and the
attorney person appealing shall be nohod to file within
notice. which he may propose
to submit o questions involved in the appeal
ID appeal has been taken evidence will be
will be received after
lapse fifteen from the time notice shall be given 70 the
appellant agent the dockeing Of the appeal unless for good
cause shown enlarged before the expi
ton of the said fifteen days.
by order Of the s ecretary Of the Interior:
June 8-Iw DC. GODDARD, Chief Clerk.
requested the Observatory engaged in
making with astronomical
expedition public requires the officers
engaged should be interrupted and therefore as been
Observatory every evening from
alter sunset
win admitted any between M and 3 p
June At
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Nh c. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr.. w. NJ. FLEMING Stage
Manager
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
Fourth appearance celebrated artistic,
MADLLE LOLA MoNTEZ.
On THURSDAY EVENING, June 10, 1852,
win performed the fourth this city anew historical
drama in five acts, entitled
LOLA MoNrEZ IN BAVARIA.
Montez (Countcs of Lansedp Madle Lola Monez
The evenings entertainment with the dance
La Znpateado .madhe Lo'a honte@
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Mr. r. j. TURNER, the Anirioaa Ballad SHgr,
respectfully the citizens Of Washington that he
viii give (and only one) Of
highly popular Ballad SOirees
ON THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10,
at g above mentioned Hail.
such will prevent him from
having honor Of appearing again before them for long time
The Programme will be choice and varied,
hacing ballads have universally
admired wherever he had Tire pleasure Of singing
be procured at the principal hotels music stores
and at door the evening OF performance.
of admission 20
TX o'clock concert 10 commence nj 81 O'CLOCK
une 0-2t
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ny j.. q. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
CARRIAGES, HORSES, AND HARNESS AT AUCTIoN-on
Tuesday aternoon June 18th, O'Clock, In front Of the
rooms, shall sell
/ modern built family carriage
single carriage
light wagon, with pole
/ pair fine match horses
| good saddle horse
sets harness. In good order.
good opportunity In OF carriage
or horses. u has further for them.
They day previous the sale between the hours
5oeock, the stables In the Gadsbys
sale. JAS q. MCGUIRE,
June I'D Auctoneer.
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IS circle and parquee so cents reserved
orchestra rs cents family circle, 70 cents
tier, SO cents eolored gallery, % cents.
JuneI0
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PROPOSALS received until the both Of June for supplying
Of Asylum with fresh
such quantities.
the undersigned
Centre Market Equs
fore quarters be furnished Necks and shans bc excluded
will be subject the
Asylum successful bidder will be required
security lie faithful performance.
win w. w. MAckail, u g.
Washington city sealed endorsed Proposals for heefn
w. w. MACKALL,
May as-s.waoJuns Bt Major Treasurer Army Asylum
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HWHAT NOW - For young ladies leaving school
w by Charles r. Deems.
The Friend of Moses defence Of the Pentateuch as the
Moses and inspired document a2ans: the obec
tons of modern skeptcism; by William Hamilton, D D.;
TAYLOR d MAURY,
June booksellers 9th
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ny j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
ITNIMPRoyEU PROPERTY IN THE FIRST WARD FOR
u Sale AuctonOn Monday June 4h, at O'Clock,
sell the premises eight beautifully situated lots the
Brewery being original lots Nos 3D. H. Is TO- and ~ in No.
A., corner of North l. and 25tli
fourth residue 6, H. and ls months for
JAS. C. Mcguire
June l0--d hueioneer
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The evenings will conclude with the dance
La Zapaeado, by MadHc Lola Monte<
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NJ Office TO TEACHERS.-The trustees of Charlotte Hal
In School, Mary's county, Maryland desire employ
teacher vice principal TO take charge OF the classical de
partnent Ia that institution.
educated gentleman, with experience in teaching
would be preferred.
Appcaos with testimonials Of capacity, Sc must be made be
Postage prepaid N. r. ID. BROWNE, Principal
Charlotte Hall School, Maryland.
salary $3.50 per annum and third Of the tuition, whc
generally amounts TO $500 more. June 6-tiIJuly20
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THE Hotel, Fairfield Connecticut will he
opened by proprietor H. MoNNoT the day Of June
4 nes a sui mn "a Of the New York Hotel.
The Marine Hotels situated beautiful village Long Island
Sound, inducements excellent bathing
country Every cndeavor
hotel the distinguished patronage
4 viOus
and engaged The above hotel Fair
field he IIstel The New Il
s3me by the New York and New Haven stop
| Of Fairfield each day. May 2o-diiJuly
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lust OPENING style visites
j ~ black lace points, very pretty
pieces very choice styles white embroidered muslin
70 DO white Swifs
20 do plaid csmbrics, from l2H cents up
10 do and superior IRISH linen, OF Barkiies eeie
bratcd brand
so Rchard.on heavy family linens, best goods that
'
Gentlemen wishing shrtpg purposes win do well 10
with other article in ine and prices that
cannot fail 10 please. .
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7ih snd 9Th streets
June tmif
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PORTLAND Nay co. Arr bars Ds- yslet-. wcseh. rude'
"a. bnxs Cen Worth, Racket renee. r. H. fus Bcters
on Pb,aaephla seks Icuz Dyer tnes, SewYork bohvas
Rosssoa May ssArr tart ST. Jas Means Csvss1as sre
warrior Ham, Ncvyork BRIDE, Presey DO CD bark Robert
psnrs smh Matanzas; Sarah b. Hale Crowsntr carsenas;
's Bur IN yHla Nav .iA bnss veoc Br p.rn
Cereros Pecori Paris, New fors schs Cahannr cohns
New yot; Mara Theresa Croweii sew.fos It'd srn's- :.
a.ooaspee CLARK Hartford j. Lane, Pratt Do meas c,arh
Sor~sb Myers Nor.oa Warren X. Lucy b. Roberts, Aiken,
T. PORTSMOUTH H. Nay Is-Arr sesrs. juno Bs.den New
Yoi A. Sawyer Ras1sn, Philadelphia fomsn f'no's' rh''
porsMovTH fouer Harbcr Arr. May 20, schr Warning
ION Ahbo.. Frsnkkn, for Sewfork. -,
RICHMOND s.Sl, Nay s" ss ~ Hartman, Na,sars
aNp-A,r i4h Rohn<on New ferx us
Bath 10TH Fountain Buekhn Sewiors Inn ase ,eot ara
f,r,sorv island sG l7th schr~. Or Booker New tox ~
ClaEendcn Nc kinnan Mary Crockett Crocxe', H. % s.'
M RchInonds Perry uuiaro, Haskell senate sn'n''s
,rue Horton Pendeua Chesapeake Babt~se ana u :" :" r.
Ban star which sailed 18th Ellsworth, retained same evening
on Of head wind 49,. -,
low New.Y u s steamship Isabel Rollins Havana; VA
Rev West. CD orzava, Morse Philaeephs scnr Nys,n
Tu,hi NeYors 18TH bnss wilson u'e''
New Yark Galena RICHARDSON, Boston -. - ~
sTARsPORT-sd l1h schr Batavia Gr6n. Wiiming'onS =.
sT MARKS. May i5n port. Br barks chrsnna saacsrs
r. II. Gamble Hosmer unoad,Is me oaT n VII 20 "
WIsCASSETAr 18th, ship Canioa, se~& Havana 'Aa We"
York. -. ~, -.
sTusrSSToS May I9Arr schrs staiira, Loud Wilmington
n C.. Eiza J. Rely Kelly. Hew-York for Har~leh -
wAREHAMArr. 18th schrs s. T. Parser baiimorc is.n'
Caroline Hail. Rogers do Oregon NewYork soop Bohna
yl- SID 18th sebrs wm X 9enn Nye and Asa"s"' Des
New ToFk -, p...... y
yoTk lh j. " Boyles. Boyles Alexandria Mary Ana oyes
do; eth, Henrietta, keene, Philadelphia