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D y sTEERH NEW 0OODs FOR 0EnTLEmEs-
hs.e jus rcceived ascs ssppy seant eo,ds fw sss
mes nssns my eocs = Ne peseat time very csaps Iho
Who are ahest 10 supply themselves t ct1hiss for the
befbre they purchase elsewhere.
May 1e--inf
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pROPOsAH.I

.4 9ers4sEaf8t u kAss DxrAArAsSS,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Beps. ~, leo1
cEALED PROPOSALS fr each class e.dasssd ro
- s nssyysTd BTookya, nsw
Yoss ~ o'clock on Ne soh
DAY fuaisg deiveas ~ .ech place o.
herein spscincd
.sri El Glass No ].
rsF N4tN5 1ins~, Lumber, &C. For SnitA1y.
$50 round spruce piles rs u is inches diameter
.4 buu each
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reputation well istiinsc value rss sale whole
BY principal merchants and druggists throughout Ne 0ad
and ~ s. Parker and James L. Gibbs Washinsoa D. O Sold
'rye botie e.. Price . cents
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL DEPART
MENT. e4a sg sa
On Aeoday, Novenber -, and viii
nate in h Ios ensuing n.S S.o..or Of Practice.
Isi a issss B. f.s sssss' tsssi:y.
ware, S.s. sai p esss:s q os sss
A SS ~ D. r,ossss E M..
TSo@.s Hunt, u D., Pros.sor oSrsysioiosy md Fsholo
Sons,,r; . ss.S, y D. Denoa.ason Anatomy
TIs q: a..en. viii DO open from The 'h'd Monday
:.ss s sas q =:
..odsn accompany hs ossso thsr vs' and 'As. enjoy
There ihoussnd patients prescribed for daily
hs,s,..l -. !, n.,..,. ..,,v ,,w.,,v ,ho..,.
July s-iawtNovl as D'sa.
sCHE NOTES Of the ss~thsra AanufAcssrsr, naak
are redeemed It p. y me 'as''' sssxY - nou,sr
ono. opposite Treasury Department, i;s
EVANS q wAasONy PhilaAei phss n anufacsus.d
patent .. s.s A." s ssa a ~,
pha Also bank vaults and isos doors M banks and
= named Over 600 o p. .:,.. =: i
o. c. has Of safes in and Authorised
us.
rNmsr' and Hs.Aaas' Bsak, rhi'.A.phis IL 'as
United Arsenal, in Phiad.phi in California
United States Appssi.sr.s once philadelphia arE
Phsdspha, Germantown, Company,
safes .-sA sts Ill nt a aNssa 80
Richard Norris For, locomotive works, PHILADELPHIA.
Winchester BsAk, Winchester, vireinia
Sole agency Er 8auerwo~shs superior hank locks
Fsisnt slate lined reiusesstoSs. Fl H#L q
July 3)-2awly
Home aaA Foreign Paasma asd 0smeraI Agency.
MICHAEL NOURsE 4 CO.,
Once southwest Of Gh scay opposite the
tHt1a General Post Once, washngtoc, u. C.
n ~ Co will their attention claims
" the wheth~s before Dspssms
Cu ths Executive Departmental the procuring NJ
this COUNTRIES the sale
rights Their charges will be regulated BY
and Of the rendered.
N. B-ose shoiy Ensssd
nea Of Europe and viii take charge hsnss w whct
may be ntrusted. Fiji lNlf GHs e@#
MICHAEL NoURgE,
JAMES MORss,
49, - CHAs y. srAhBBUaY,
Solicitor and legal adviser, 4. H. GiI.LET.
TsIIE UNION ACADEMx corner 81 lAsA street asA
i New YORK avenue, AsE @lNH'sa NNNs110t III
H. RICHAR Ds, A. ~, Prncipsi
and The Usos Fsn.Is AoApsnv, i~ sxess, Ns-
fsrk avsaus aeA u street,
Mn- H. nICHAlDs, Pnscsps,
will have sa~pai sstHstess Asnns ssccsA
weeks July viii opes
eepsenber ies, fui hoard contsssp sasssd
For farther parcsar caaossss asd Circular - T. Pam
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40 white pine beams, BY inches, 9 tsst long
40 do do eby8 Q do
a. do ue-beams, III by Is inches, 6S feet long,
@M As do rsneIs, by l5inchss, ~ feet long,
Esa "a do beams, BY is inches IS do
4e do braces, by Inches, 10 do
u w. plates, by SiHchsss ~ do
IL plates by inches, ~
.4|I|ba do slis, BY y inches, ~ do
. ~ do purloins, by 10 nches ~
do do BY inches, W do
ie do II. beams, , BY . inchss, " do
s u. Tof do beams, BY Is inches, AK do
5o$ do do 4 by Is inches, ~ do
20 do posts, by iuches, 8 do
so do studs, by 5inches,6 do
.'N $40 do rafters, 4by and 6inches, feet long
AA do jack Eaters, by and9 inches, - feet long
- do posts, by IL inches, Is feet long
~ do sils 70 by " inches, 65 do
ur4 80 do do l2 BY - inches, 81 do
Say sss $50 fss per 1000 feet
4 ~ yellow pine girdes by Is inches So long,
40 posts, ii by ~ inches, Ii feet long
aaR#N ~ do Orders, II by l2 nches ~ feet longi
Say Is 037 per 200 feet
], 204 msrehantable u inch Albany plank \ each
"a 5ou0 II inch Albany plank, 10 be mled
worked, tonyuad and grooved do
ESQ piles, IS long inches diameter
small "ais8aE sa do
board ainch understandable white plank
laaI eF sRre't aN@ per 1000 feet
sng& ffN For Lime, Ptch and Coal House. tsI
l57 round spruce piles, IS feet long 10 inches dame
Ter At butt each
$50 merchandise It-inch Albany plank do
FOR Music
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA. -MEDICAL DEPART
MENT. sia .BlN&fz al

THE NOTES OF the Bsuthern ManuEActurers' Banh
i redeemed II par By The suhssertber
ta ~ 49, HENRY n. NoURsE
-fats 80 Agent r. hi. DaAk.
Semi -dg
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Thu viii accountable s Cod alve
hu,oa spesie ewery msta, unless bills
s1sns =, herss expressed
Ian
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FAIAL AccmDr TIE New HAVEN RAnRoAD--DxAM on
Me-, kcKnNKr, THE CoEDuoroR Coroner Hilton yester-
DAY hold inquest ct Lovejoys Hotel 400 Broadway,
on the body Of Edward n Mckinney aged thirty eight
years. native Of Connecticut who to his death by
an injury received Thursday last while board the
New Haven cars, En- ros to this city 1t appears that
the deceased was the conductor Of the train and when
approaching the tunnel Harlem he looked
out from the Post Office car, and his head
came In contact with projecting rock, which extends
within nix inchss of the car the deceased found In
sensible In the Pest Once where he had fallen sfer
the injury the deceased fingered until Sunday night and
when he died; Dr. James r. Wood who attended the
deceased to This DEATH found upon examination that
death had been caused by fracture Of the base Of the
skull The jury rendered the following vsrdict-That
deceased came to his death by fracture OF the skull
accidentally received who In the Post Occ Department
OF New Haven car, on last Thursday, p. N June 80,
1853 Further the jury believe he received said injury
by looking out OF raid and coming In contact with
projection OF rock the Harlem tunnen said projec
ton being but four inches clear of passing
UNKNOWN MAN FOUND DEAD THE RIvKR.-Yesterday
Coroner Hilton fed inquest at the foot Of Robinson
street. the body Of unknown found floating in
the rver the deceased appeared have
tyour hours in the water marks of violence could
be the body He seemed to be about fifty years
of age gray hair and bald the top Of his head the
body dressed ia brown alpaca coat black silk vest
white muslin shirt cotton drawers and square toed
boots his person found card written thereon,
" James Chrstopker - IL looked like steamboat card
verdict was rendered Of death by drowning.
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Police Intelligence.

RoLf ~ LoYiogS Hotel AYTet of the Suspected Thief
ON he II 6ay Of July between II and O'Clock, the
procession ~ military passing along Park row,
rogue stale fran IL Office Of Lovejoy's Hotel Of
be.kmsp street andPark row tin box contaising S773
and Whitley aiopietots 81 the hotel A suspicious
young msn. nar- ed William II. Cha ace,
10 he ofhce about the time of the robbery. by the
book keep W. Alfred Bromley, who sail Chauce
hurry from the house through the room and out of
the gesr door which leads into Theatre alley descrip
ton Of this person given to Captains Leonard aud
Hopkins, vho durpg thar evening succeeded in areng
Chance, who recognised have about the Office
ths. cs and so identified By the bar per as the
individual HON he leave by the back door quickly,
having az ne time under his arm, square package
box covered over with newspaper this package in size
exactly that Of the tin containing the
oney he accused sent before Justice osborn who
the evidence aiduced committed him to prison to await
a further examination.
Recdpurs II Harry Hasdn The notorious individual
called HAIRY Hogan pturtd yesterday by officer
Rue HeesD stands Indicted for ooaising 5000 from
named John u Tinker, was arrested 10 April last
and placed for be pivht in the Twepteth ward station
house from witch he Effected his escape He has nov
been fecaptured and jus ice Osborn committed him TO
4 TYohi IN ne Police Court tec.en Bin Poole and
Pohee on c,T.-fwo young men, named Smith Acker
nan and James Koome. were arrested by the Ninth
ward police on the afternoon II the 4th or July on a
charge OF dssrderly conduct and we're committed BY
Justice stuart Before bowever, the officers took the
parties to prison and while in the police court william
Poole or better known Bill Pools ntoathe court
and asked 10 have hi two friends liberated The
magistrate refused to comply with the request and order
ed the officers ~ carry them 70 prison Poole then took
hold Of the Of his friends and held them back from
the officers unpleasant feeling was soon generated
betr cen the policemen and Poole who refused loose
the hold Of bis friends officer Underh took hold of
Poole and then clnch took place between Thorn, the
latter attempting to gouge ont UnderhiUs eye other
officers rendered assistance, and the parties sepa.
rated Underhil then struck Poole on the head with
club, which cut the scalp and caused the blood TO Gov
copdously. Poole then taken by main force TO
prison and remained there all night and in the morning
the magistrate required bail In the Of 81 900 70
the charge Of asaultng the officer; the bail
given, and Poole liberated from custody
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On Thursday, June 80 by the Rev. Moses L. Scudder
GEORGE WEvnI Jr of Philadelphia, to EnEIsE VIRGINIA
BARCALow of this city.
On Friday evening July l, by the Rev. James MilIet
at bis residence 800 Broome street. Mr. WALTER HENRY
BURNETT to Miss ELIZABETH JANE MxrLIsoN. Also, Mr.
JAMES ADDY to Miss JULIA McGAcvAN, all of this city
On Sunday July 8, by the Rev. James Foy JOSEPH b.
sBEPBARD to CARoIINE PALMER, Of Mamaroneck, West
chester county, N Y.
On Sondsy, July A by the Rev Hugh b. Blair, Mr.
ANDREW SPAIDNG Miss JANE A. DONALD, Of Aberdeen
Sec tlsnd
In Brooklyn. on Tuesday, June 2s by the Rev b. c.
Cutler DID,, Mr. GEORGE RHAN to Miss LOUISA CHArrERs
both of New York.
On Saturday, July 2Eat jamaica South. L. l., by the
Rev. Crawford, EMERSON A. SPRAGgE to Miss MARY Jo
skIHiNE TRoUTMAN.
California and Providence, R. l., papers please copy
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yesterday on the Delaware near Bristol aght With
pistols commenced and obtinued for tina Of
the parties finally brought cut s~ivs which they ared
ct their opponents The piece rscoilsd and went
board. Ors man shot in the side during the nso
He Was brought to the city and taken 10 his home.
little boy named John Fife. living ct Beverley, New
Jersey few miles above ths city, shot yesterday,
by young connected with rowdy gang from here,
and died this morning
FAT SYRACUSE.
SYRACUSE. July s. 1853.
Hon. Daniel 8. Dickinson delivered Hns Grafton here
yesterday
AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July s, 1858
The Fourth very generally observed here, and
passed OF without any serious casualty.
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bAEHNORE, July D.
The bark Della varsn has arrived this port with Rio
Janero dates to the Goth May Sailed in company with
ship Thomas Wa. son, Lyle, for Phadelphia. Left in
port ships Ozark repaired and to sail 27th Grey Eagle
NYork, put in for repairs; Emily. from Philadelphia
waiting freight Canton from New York. repairing; Bru
nete from do disg brig VIM Price, from Philadelphia
repairing, to Fail 25th.
Boston, July 4.
Morse, died the ps.ssae Edwin Huaseo March
20 (spole July lat 40 a. Ion 6s 49, steamship Hum
bodt from NYork for Havre); Glasgow, Glasgow Frank
more briggs sylvnis Isnzarote, Canary Islands; William
Mscre Zsza Cuba; Abigail Msria Csrdenas; Melasso
Philadelphia; Tyrone NYork; scbrs Creole Aux Cages
Jure 10; Eugene. Wilmington, NC; Bulhaut and Geo L
JoIes PhiladelIba; EishA Lawton, Mary Emily Ian.
Get, and CADET NYork
BosroN, July s.
Arrived-Bark Avola, Charlie stop briggs Hinckley,
Havana Edward, CieDfuegos; schr Hannah D, NYork.
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MARITIME IHTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, July 8, 1858.

CLEARED.
Stes ms hip-Northern Light, Miner San JOAN de Mic,
Chas Morgsn Roanoke Cavendy, Norfolk &c. Ludl.m &
Peasants; Georgia, McGewan. Aspinwal MO Roberts,
,shrsy,siati;s MORSE iawion, Gln,s9S Durham
Monmouth Tronfant st John, NIB, Baker 4 Co; Con-
test, Brewsts-, San Francisco, A A Low Brothers;
Advance Chile, Bic Bogard Il Kpeeaud
BeIk-s;epbain (srem) Rose, st Jim, NIB. Meyer
Stucken.
Van sachs; Brothers, Abbott Norfolk master; Toledo,
Hemmir gwsy, Insgus, / White Co; Hans H,lmboe
(Norw), Svendsen, CoDstsptiDope. Funch Meincke;
ret Chandler, Trutt plsmouth George Price; Swan,
Philips, Richmond, Chas ii Pierson Louisne Concklin,
Noro es s.e Ffr Scr Ss~
Sturges, Chairman Co; Eoise, Jones, Wilmington,
Greedy Mott CO.. Ida de la Tore Laniair Jackson
willie Geo Nj Smith; Susan Bray BIabbe. Plymouth. l.
sayre Bride Of the seas (new) Hodges Melbourne Fox
steamsrs-R stockton, Norton, Baltimore, II
Thompson Locust Point, Isyheld, Baltimore,
Taylor.
Steamship Roanoke, Csvendy, Richmond, to Ludlam
Ship IssAc Bell (pkt tombstone Havre May 20, with
500 passengers, 70 II Livingston
ship Carsck (of Thomaston), Fsles, Hswe, May 20,
with 302 pa sepgerr, to Nesmith * Son.
Bark Martha Ann fef Newport. Bsbcock Hsvans,
June "A TO msste June 20 LAT % 80 lon II S. passed
brig Sarah Brown from Boston for Mobile
Bark Midas (ef Thomaston), Jordan, New Orleans, 20
Brig Ernen (Nor), lawson, Newcastle, 4, II days. to
Barclay h Livingston.
Brig Souvenir OBJ Pierce, Limerick "A days, with 81
passengers. to Logan Collins. June 20, Cause
Banks spoke fishing schr Bonita, Of Halifax
schr Julia Ann (of City. NC), Simmons, st Bart,s,
ID csys TO Hoppook Greenwood. june 20, lat % 40.
Ion 70 20 spoke brig Eliza Denton Of Now York from
st Mary a. Ga, for Martinique.
schr John White, Dyer Baracoa, 10 days, to MshaIn
4 Stow.
schr Tweed (Br), Petty, Eleuthera, days. to order
Schr Mary, Yates, Calais 10 days.
July 8.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah. So hours, to
hitchill. July 2, at PM, IL miles NE from Tybse
bar. spoke brig Belle Poole, bound 81 ID, at IS PM
HatteTss light bearing NV, exchanged signals with
steamship Augusta hence for savannah; same time
changed signals with steamship Osprey from Philadsi
pbis for Cha estop: Monday 4tb. AZ II AM. lat 81 as
lon - 2t exchanged sepals With snip bou.d A. IAY~.
ing blue signal With Seits .quAre.
Steamship ksaion, Barry. Charleston, 70 hours, 70
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Arrived Steamship City of Boston, Eastsrbrook, Bos
tom ship Thomas watteon Lyle, Rio de Janeiro; bark
Elizabeth Brooks, Havana briggs Nancy, Davis
O,snd, Ne; Breeze. bridge, Salt Key st Lawrence
Weber; Boston; Clayton Price, do; Samuel Talpy
Mcfarland, Passport; A Paine, sadsr, do Rainbo~
Norris Boston; Lacon, Bearse, NYork; Bailey York
Port Wal,hAll Gem. Eye. port; Council
Howes Boston, Tcga Crowell do; Nancy Bishop. Kelly
do; Ellen. Carbelry. New London; Republic Edridge
Augusta Me; Cora Brown, Boston Conveyance Marsh,
do; Lavnah Jape Ke,chur NYork; Lawrence John son,
Portland Remington, S~sn, Providepce; Triumph,
Mason, Boston: Saratoga; Hodgdon, Calais Grecian,
Terry, Bangor; Mexico Chester YORK; AdelinA, Howes
Bottom: Grace Darling, Baxter do.
Cles,ed-BaIks Won vincke (Brem). Harde, London;
selah, Atkins Boston briggs Spear, Mason, Kingston
Gauntlet Decker, Ragged Island schrs Courier Rogers
Boston; h Candy, efry, New Bedford.
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The enthusiasm elevated to height correspond
ing with the character olhe day at Newark Az usual
immense quantities Of gunpowder .were burned and
cooAidsrable ntoxcaton prevailed. Several persons
were seriouy injured BY the careless of firearms
many fights took place, and in the afternoon riot
CURED in lager bier saloon in which thirty
participated with knives &c The Advertiser of ysster-
day afternoon that the New Jersey railroad
ported nearly twelve thousand passengers the 4th Of
whom between Fix and seven thousand were between
Newark and New York. About the same number passed
the read Saturday AID up to the present time
the number is quite large the I'd or 4th.''
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sgoaoss. Tlss,ea Co. July .. Ct PA, q n,.s Ns
h aS. ;os pssssd sts.nshp S0spy from P h..
chip southefnsr, hence for Charleston
7s sns . Williams Sson 'rp'' NAY o. "'h
Ship Jessie, Cobb, New Orlsans, ~ days, to EAgie
with .Sr S s., .s.
Bark Quinnebsug (of Aobils) Bsnjamins. Antwerp II
days with 1872 pssssnssrs to master June =, lat A.
Bark cro.sG Iof Lubsc). HoTsddsn, Gu.y.na, IL
days; TO " D Forrest. Jul, 8. .s AN, Hannah
Bar Bark i 3 srSds Carey. G.i1ssses, Is a.y. to
BARI Rhons (of Bestou) c.rli.ls, New Orleans, June
big N.s.I. tof B.nsor), Harding, Arsobo, IA day..
p1js Hebron Or, ss.ns PosOu, MS, Is days, to s
Bris Hart lp.l Campbell Monoton, NIB, IL days. to
Brig Etna (Br), Richie, Hllsbose ugh, NIB, II days,
Brig Judge whitman (of Falmouth), Lewis, from Bath
having on the Ak inst !. AM lat 80 t. lon IS in
a gale from NV, lost foremost, foretopgalant mast
yards ard rigging attached, also main topmsst. ,.
Brig Tuscan Mcfarland CherryAeld 10 days to Smith
Il Boynton.
Big Venus OBJ Miller, Windsor II days, to master
BisSop &co june 20 q. s. 50, lon IS A. saw large
man Of war steamer steering D; July lat 80 49, lon
70 az passed sv edish brig Julia, steering ENE
schr Emily (Br) Johnson Nassau, 10 days, to Enos
HutchiLs.
schr Emulcus (Br), johnson, Elsuther., 10 days. to
Enos Hutchings.
schr Julia Frances, Thomas. Guyana, PR June IL
via Beaufort NC, days, to Gimbernal Il Escoriaza.
schr Thomas (Br). Rourke Ragged Island, Ms 10 days.
to I Gordon.
Schr Delaware, Thomson Indian river Del
Schr ship Carpenter, Morris, Smyrna Del, 2 days,
Scbr Hunter, LorgstIeet, Virginia, 2 days
Schr Remsen Lopesyeet, Virginia, 3 DAYS.
Schr Congress, Mitchell, Harrington 10 days
Schr Columbia Raipsdsn Lubec, 8 days.
Schr Altoona (Br) Cole, Marlborough, IS days.
Schr Regulator Robinson, Stratford, Ct, day.
Schr James Donnel, -, Providence, days.
Schr Paugassett Browa Albany, for New Bedford.
Schr Andrew Brown, Allen, Albany, for Boston.
Schr Luther Snow, Snow, Salem. Mass, 3 days
Schr Scranton, Smith Orient, day.
schr Ann Denmsn. Conery, Cherryfe 5 days
Schr Heroine. Clark, Norwich leday.
Schr Susan, Grafton. Portland Me, 4 days.
Schr Delaware Jsmison, Rockland, days.
schr Mount Vernon, AIey, Rocklard, days.
Steamer Mount Savage Post, Baltimore, "a hours to
the Parker Vein Company.
Steamer John Marshall, Copes Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Steamships Georgia, Aspinwal; Northern Light, San
Juan Nc; Roanoke, Norfolk, &c; ships Westminster,
New Orleans; Adolphine (Brem), Baltimore; Premier
(Br) Quebec Windsor Castle (Br), do; Saratoga,
Trash, Liverpool; bark Maria Morton. Savannah.
Wind-Sunrse WSW; noon, NV; sunset, calm.
BELOW.
full rugged brig; also, herm brig.
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Naval Intelligence

Lieutenant J. II. Parker has been ordered TO the u
ship Pennsylvania in place Of Lieut.. Refill, detached
his own request.
Lieutenant c. y. N sposv has been detached from
the United States sloop Of Decatur at Charleston
and ordered TO the Savannah, at this station
Constructor Samuel Hart has been appon ed Chief OF
the Bureau OF Construction, Equ pment and Repairs vice
Com. Shubrick, who retres according to the Law vhsh
requires naval constructor and not post captain 70
take tho head Of that bureau-NorfoH Beacon July g.
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Clipper ship Wizard ,60l TONS built by Me- Samuel
Hail. East Boston; and loading in the East river for
San Francisco has been purchased BY parties here for
between S92 0t0 and sos 900.
Ship Mary Merrill lof Robbnston Me recently arrived
at NBedfoid from Honolulu, has been purchased by
Messrs Bartlett Son, and will be continued in the
merchant service.
LAUNCnRD-A ship of 1925 tons, called The Pride Of
America, will be launched at Richmond, Me, to day.
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A full rugged brig; also, hsrm brig.

[BY SANDY hook PRINTING TnsGRAPH]
The HIGHLANDS July SO PM.
The steamships Georgia Northern Light and Roanoke
have pasted the Highlands bound out. Ship Westmin
ster is going out past the bar
schooner with loss Of foremost, coming in past the
Hook in tow. Two briggs near the bar bound In.
Wind light from NV. Weather clear.
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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS. - There were one
hundred sixty oesths In New Orleans during
the week snoing the 26th June three Of which
from cholera and nine from yellow fever
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ALUM 6PnISa.-In the Amherst cliffs, opposite
Iynohburs Va, the vorkmea blasting rock have dis
esvsrsd very valuable alum spsne
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70 FrIolALI


Stated session:
BoARD ALDERMEN
New York, July I, 1858
quorum not appearing. thu board was declared id
journed until Tuesday evening bth inst. at O'Clock
T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
NEw York, July s, 1858.
Present on roll call Aldermen Boyce, Ward, Denman,
and Alvord.
Alderman ALvoRD, motion, was appointed Chairman
pro tea.
The roll being called and quorum not answering to
their pames the board declared adjourned until Wed
nesday, 9th inst at s O'Clock p NJ.
D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk