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BALTIMORE. IGTch II. 1851.
Mrs. b. B. NOrrls-Dear Madam: II gives Inc
great pleasure in recommending 10 public favor YOUR
valuable medicine, Cedar Tar excellent pre-
rentauve or curative in the first stages of bronchial
affections, or diseases of the lungs and also as a
very valuable tonic. Yours. very respectfully,
I. II. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
BALTIMORE. March D. 1851
Mrs. B. y. NoTTI<-M adam II gives me pleasure
~ recommend 10 the favorable notics of the public
lour valuable medicine. Cedar Tar) in bronchial
affections and dl-eaSes OF the lungs.
Thomas OwISGs, NJ. D.
We invite the attention of the public to the follow
ng certificate from the Rev. Augustus w ebSter d. D.
one OF die Pastors of 81. Johns ChUch, Liberty ST.,
Baltimore:
BALTIMORE. October % 1851.
NFs t. Il. NorTIs-Dear Madam: Having used
your Cedar Tar with benefit to my throat. very
ehstriul!y give nv testimony 10 lis excellence.
With respect, \. WEBSTER.
BALTIMORE. May %, 1851.
Me No5ri~Dear MaiaIn: Permit me TO say L.
rvu ior tae benefit vi others similarly afflicted that
Vas sanCn last November with q severe cough and
genera! wraSne-s that completely prnS:raied me.
fof seTs "a! months was lar reduced that could
not att-uu ID my business. | became 20 weak that
was no. able N III up Tor more than half hour
a Tune. when ] would he compelled tu lie down 10
gan strength. tIIed dozen different articles re-
eUnili.rnd"i To me currS but received no relief
ivm any Of them. Ny cough and weakness incr-aS-
eH' ana in lact wa' 80 tar gone that ! seriously
Viousht should de, when heard OF Your valuable
heeiclnc, the Cedar Tar. tried il. and had Iaken
X oai few days before found great relief Nv ap-
peute became 20 guOd that COuId eat anything thr.
was placed before me. | would recommend il To
a afflicted Ike self, 4 certain cure for con-
SieT myself now perfectly well.
Yours respectfully, ]. +. MARTIN.
No. l2c, Franklin street.
For sale BY Druggists throughout the City and Dis
uet OF Columbia
" r1ce 81 per bHtlle, or six bottle. :OI S..
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A MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DREADFUL
SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL ErD HID
FAILED

MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DREADFUL
SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL ErD HID
FAILED.
Copy Of a Letter from Mr.. Hird, Draper. of Keadv,
Near GGin,bro', dated Mcrch l, 1859.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Sir-SOme time since one of nv children was
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considered hopeless. At length | tired your Oint-
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The eruptions quickly disappeared, and the child was
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previously lost child from a similar complaint
and firmly believe had in her case adopteti your
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(nlgneu J. HlRD, Draper.
The Pills should be used coniointly with the Oint-
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Bad Legs, Gout,
Bad Breasts, Glandular swellings,
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Bite OF Mosquitoes and Rheumatism,
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Cancers, Tumors,
Contracted and Stiff Joints. Ulcers,
EleplantiasiS, Wounds,
FistuIas, Yaws
Sold at the estab,hmen Mt of Professor HOLLOWAY,
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Vendors OF Medicines throughout the United States,
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Nz-There s a considerable saving by taking the
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N.B.-Directions for the guidance of patients Il,
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Mrs. PHARNUM'S COUGH CANDY.
1Fl "He that hath an ear to hear let him heGr."
uR ear 10 near tet hiTn heG1
No. IN n


Dear Madam.-The duties Ofmy business have eI-
posed me TO coughs, cold asthma, and pulmonary af
fertions. i have been deprived of the power of at
tending 10 the duties of my profession, and should
have been had il not have hen Cor the benign effects
nf your INDICATED CANDY. | tried il but few
hours before began To reap the advantage Of its
effects. hy cough and hoarseness left me.
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED
and appetite greatly improved. l. therefore have
no hesitation in adding my testimony 10 that OF the
many who have experienced the benefits Of your yalu-
able Cough Candy WILLIAM MERCER.
For sale by Druggists throughout the city, State and
District Of Columbia, generally, jyt-u
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CHOLERA MoRRus. DIARRHGA. DYsEN=
] the MUSIC STORE

~ 1t is better laugh than be signing; Woman's
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Miesissipp Maggie dear; Juney at the gate; Happy
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Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
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pieces in addition to a fine assortment of Duets &
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B25- Penn. ave, bet. 9th and 10th sts
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MEDICINES.
NFVER.FAILIN REnEDY.
HO LLOWAf'S DIN

A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE his CRUTCHEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. Thompson. Chemist Lirer-
pool, dated .ftgust 20, 1852.
To Professor HALLOw.Y-
DeG- Sir: | an enabled to furnish you with most
extraordinary cure effected by your invaluable Oint
ment and Pills, which has GstOni.hed every person.
acquainted with the sufferer. About ten years ago.
MIR. w. Cuminins, OF Satney street., in this town.
was thrown from his hO-se, whereby lie received
very serious injuries; he had the best medical ad
vice at the time, and was afterwards an inmate of
different infirnaries, yet he grew worse and atj
length malignant running ulcer settled in his n
which so completely crippled him that he could Ia
move without cruches for nearly ten years recently
he began TO Use your Ointment and Pills, which
have now healed the wound, strengthened his limb,
and enabled him to dispense with his crutches, so
that he can walk with the greatest ease, and with
renewed health and vigor.
(Signed) J. THOMPSON
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New York iEarbled iron Works.

Orc Snd Soies Room, No. 4l3, Rrond.rau, opposite
he,r H'reH R4i.roai Depot. McnUftctoTy corner
GO, Ss'- F0rS.
'I'HE HT'SIndl and most extensive Manufacturers
i OF hARBI.EIZED CAST IRON MiNTEl.S
IAbI.t ToPS, COLUMNS, ,PiLASTERS, CLOCK
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IN,'>- i3r bindings. Slch a. WINDOW EINTELS,
slLLS, DooR-WAYS. BALCONIES, Ne.
me above Company, having Just completed 4 new
cii1 host rItensiSe Foundry and Mandatory, beg
NV - caH the attention ri Architects, Builders,
Al N" pubic generally their assortment of Mar
a'~iAet from naIteis aud other Articles which the,
i'e no" producing On IN enlarged scale; the beauty
az -l-S "l WIi"A, and Their exquisite finish, have
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Ih~ eIact II'lta,,"n- o! the finest rsrIai"s Of Mar
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AMI iuily established their popularity with the pub
Some Of tn" advantages in this discovery consist
N Ifs capahlilty of wlthStandiDg nigh degree of
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race Marble, and their cheaPnes-, (b~irs about one
Is uir COST IN comparison with all other kinds Oi
ManI-i'' al@n oi being packed and sent with safety
70 snv Hlrt 81 the country
the HArhlIng department il under the direction OF
WI p SHoENNS who frSi Introduced this inval-
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Addres. orders and communications 10
80 CHARLES CROSBY, Sec'y.
C>T received Il, BAKERS Periodical Depot on
the Island
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l'raha:n'I Magazine
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CEDAR TAR.

TIE most successful remedy now in
i u-e for the cure of
CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA,
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, KINGS EVIL,
DISE.fSES OF THE KIDNEYS. LIVER &C.
Prepared and refined by
Mrs. Il. B. Norris, Nc. 3I3, Bait. st..
BALTIMORE. MD.
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len Lines or less constitute q square.
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BALTIMORE. MD.
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For all BoreL Compldinfs,

DR.J.S s. ROSES COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF BCCHU.
For all Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder also
Specific for Go,h.
This is decidedly one of the best remedies ever
used for diseases OF the kidneys, bladder, &C.. and
also for gouty affections; always highly recommended
by the late DR.. Physek, and many of the most dis
unguished medical men abroad. Price so cents
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Hudson River Market Boats.

FreicM List 4 Canle aAd Farm F'odAoi' eeaeraAy
IRspo ed e exclusively for the New York Daily Inbune
cr, Colen an Of the baee sus1ehannA arriving Wedae3sy
- ssprsvs A. The Wayrea from Nes blr, rpJrts
July . and 2. 81 B-eves Cos
80 Cali &c ~ live sheep ard Lambs md - dressed
- lS9 bh Of FgsS ~ packages o. Bater .vez
&c. 10 ibis of CIDER lo5 Jbs Of
a., TfIp BcTshe, arriving Thursday
Nesfats LAn1lug. reports tie oJ Eing
-, bv TIE rps 10 and 2, 10 Veal Calves II she-P and
| ~ ne Fowls TURKEYS Dacss 10 bois. Of ksgS 20
- 10 ~ h OF Butter rs bales Hay > bales Of SGE Dos Of
NJ shls OF 80 tags ofCorn Meal baskt VI Berries IS
III t~sfher see do. bales OF ian loo empty barrels
~, Lever Of General Lincoln arriving Wednesday
uorins Murrsys from Ne~PatL reports ths blow
~ by trp July q viz beevss p Veal Calves 81 sheep
sl 10 s~ue Fowls Turkeys IS bbls Of Esss 10 tubs
% lbs 81 bols Potatoes 40 hses
uy 20 bAles Of straw assorted Frts ~ bis Of Rye 200
btgs Com Meal S.-.h .,-;v,. r,..3.,
~ saturday the foot u Murray from kinss
rr,ts tbe following articles BY the tP Of July ., l5o
Cst Cam an Of the barge G6os uryifs Wesoesdsy morn
NM Al H. tot OF Mursyst from Redhoot reports the following
the rp a july Beeyes Cows with Calves
Calves Sheep Lshs y SWINE loo Fowls SIarke3s
Yals Butter, Is oos Potatoes ID bales
tlay ic bb Apples 300 bush other fr1 70 b5s
Rys tush Com, 1870 bush Oats ioe bush Aye =.
Charles Batesd the barge Mnsnk asng Monday and
the l0ine Articles ~ III. npo July - and - /. bseyeN
Calves 55Nea Calves leo Sheep and L1nh ls s~ta
an Fovs Turkeys 5bs Egs Is fFkIa Batter l6 bsss Saw
70 bbs Wheat l5 BAGS Corn Meal bales lam
Hers. Leather sscks do 81 bales and boxes Goods
C.ten kutGnd OF the barge Cexsseke arriving Friday
a. foot of from reports following
siss ~ shs mp JAY z viz, ssesvss Cows ~A osvs DVss
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Foreign Ports.

An at Quebec July "a hip Aeianier Edmund, Stewart Ns~-
York ,,p-,, ,,
A. RIO Japeiro 18th nit bark. Rainbow Gator Bal no-
An 4 Mary JJ'nsoa, 20 load for NewOf sans .
Sun 25b ut brs Oinpu s'yw I'd for Goucests dg
An sgop susii,r, q q Bosou. TUCKER inrd0
Bf Purclasc To- BIS on next day schf
Mar, D. H.yman Cape Nay, TO- N1Ithrru PIT
Al Il 18th FiyinE Arrs Ired"e from Dos
Tor m proceed 30 NeFf rk 10 n aceN 10
80, M ia, vogzar. complete
there. hHs Peuns squon. GRAY, for Boston
saod Naauzss 10th L bsrS Jonnson sspss Co|ef
Al .rdeuss bars Mary Dale sumin 'r faild7
mi. 10 49, hrs Ioseph Albion. tlark fJf do b
C.rs ~ Quebec I'd inst, chip Fancie he"e Loadon az
'iane s1.' ar sbi, Alex Ecrnun5 Stewart, Ser.Yors
AR A. Yarmou h. :. 7h int bng NeatA y ,fan5nt .
ton .eh Chsr. GoUdy do ta- Yarmouth Packet faSney
Boston -
ce4red ta tlr Nefm ,utnb - Eisr 8o
tor Cameron Boston, BouiE,s do to1 cleared ID 10
Ncfo'. Pf0yi, - cleared % of Na-sinE
and ard 10Th Jf do iltn O'tss Gar
AZ S'rd Harrington Blsoa; Tire Brothers BJudt d.; jt
Providence. sclr $atv- Lta hcD mai NsF
R,Ss5. I'M bne. Mani. B1udrot Boston. Cad Pftps do
Rsntier KeKinron DO Bril- ant Hin.s OK Cleared it
RS CANINE Leror Boston schrs Walton, Len9r do htrne
he Ropdr do 18Th nnal Nc AaT Nv fOfs Dart
Coldeu Boon; Mcdonald d. s;hr toe hst h5. IA
bn.s Fsgls Gerror sonors laser 90 Sesa ftit
Crowe New YORK schr Goat bntein -
n, Bo.rou Hester Leo kn, nEs tsn hn,'n< btAto
Tue Bus Hay Boston, sehrs Douglas CfoscaP, Ne"oGIyPod
NAY Ls Pib Jsy N ship sharon Brooks NewYork
A., ~ Ia ~ brz Belle A-ashef, Boston lays
scar Gen Ws.siuston, Layhod Do
:, Jobu b. 2isf INST, schr Howe DAYS Boston,
I'd mn (ey Ts,or Mitchell. bras Martin sta Baea And
vfOrk schr %
~. F.fsh5iu Bosom H-rcynA SAITH Pa EEL
rhs schrs Advance. Nhttr Seaport A hr4 rat.n a. :
a D. Rocbamt@al. ,tsck P Ne" i"A -i's slps
Lyrrroo; Helen Ilgmpson, Brown IrOJ1
"a ri. Anlawsn. fIlTsy, Sew-BeciO'd.
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s...sc
luerssss, issS, lah0ut p y soEtl slHI5 10
OF this sum- the receipts FOR passengers saonned'o
s2sf47 IS while for through passengers they we're but
sa4 400 49, There for way eghts s23L0Ss
Is and for through freigats slsl6l3 II.
hi. statement shows the importance OF the way travel
IA s.isLts which. notwithstanding the Inconvenience
;,r from the resyDg Of the track and the absence Of
So co ats the Lake to attract the throagn
The road not only kept the receipts up to those
bnt caused the largely to exceed the reoepts
of m Al ano 81 any previous year -, r. -. -
ar It'll working expenses OF the road lot the year.
- sS-s SIS 4s-sboui so q cent OF ths receipts
r. a, .nployed on the road thirtyhve locomotives
IT., Compsny Is constantly adding to its compe nent OF
- H. rspioy increasing business OF the ROAD. III,
,b;. COMPANY have now running in connection Win
their road, two Of the finest boats on the lake.
AT the recent lettings in Ohio the contract TOT
,, b broad gauge railroad from the Pennsylvania nnS
- r,nubun County to Dayton, Ohio, was AWARDED 10
Henri, Doot,e Esq The contract is for s7eO00OO' ,ns
hssvt II is supposed taken by one person In tns
- NJ, Doolttls takes sl0o00co in stock. Tni'
"a ..,,ets with the NswYOrk and Erie Railroad on the
.s.s and The Ohio and Mississippi Raaresd On ~ Wss''
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philndelpnla Market. :. rnusspAY. July q

chang.
cd CnercIou olkK led ffnly So y Conc
deud and prizes The tIoUs marie. has been
v qu, and sellers hod1g Oh anf af'r the y
a nom Europe Ilee bet m inqnry Tor son Mt
~ ported barrels ifrs1 grJ-nd - and
So fsr,, txrs a. bbL There as4l mad
I'D the = 3 5
md bren. ara fancy IL a; hisher RYE
n
e. e.. H. Which dec fts fr deuland To- warAr.
II 81 l. g. bus
nd bite sd OF I'd P-n1sgly
White or fsnas made pubic supposed sb0lt I'll o. Supplies
~ Ry, bauiog ISLES have been 1Jre'
p hu yellow CoRs ,od A. 7oc OARS unchfe.d 10 Pso
tl.Inss PLAsTEa has advanced
4 &C. ttFI
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c re SIP md L. % g. ' ~; c c 3' . %
q hSiisr &C. is h.S, =. - -, - =, :. - "a 90, ' "
Cat, = r. -sta o .l- 'o.o4- -rlsll 4nTns sl'iig
. D. d DID. fu'fer 90 t.'s ii - - '-a -is' ' ''l era u "
tsl asn s,is s,s P,a.as-epie lsss % ~ q; q IA 3
CiIt 20 , % - nc % r. o-st r. n sss, tstl-
so- - l-e.ls ly - 'rP - = " 49, Co. IN
Pic III : P5..f o. ta = 3. % d - y t-s- C-r ~
cf Turs, PFo'l 10 bah o-A i7' 's' ---l'i . 81
0ss'' eve Ct he -.sab,,, rlsa * s,-liT @ .
H a. :. 81. r. Bess 20 ~ IS = "a sooPi F'F,
III ~ ~. o-asf F.l.r = 5 s,e F,li --l'i aye
60 - " - &c. r.r.-.s ~ 'lls~ - ..- -,
iyFs ta2 Ja - ZIG eE- eS]s ID - r. "a. a
-i IB1't ~. Po-afs O. .s ~ % ci-. -. j. -,
20 ,.a,, offs ses-.o-- s9uta nl1c - s-- ( afy.
h.lse ~ l r., ,c.s ed Lsais so,-s Fss 3d.
Hay. 4 sew q "a q .ls.s' ----,s Pas AFfe','
80 S i-e ~ .. ~ - = 7rsvs BIZ. Ia. II r,'.
40 e.s E- sb Ps.4os. . t..- Hey g. --i C4ssa-i &c
.pf Ina o. fe .es - CON- % .,r7'ss 80 f4a-, 1y
Isnl. cor " &c e., Lst, q s.. 80 - l ~ -
Rs.rere b,sb O.ts III b. Rye our % s'Ess cheese "
Ut is u lie saulo.t Araea arriving Thursday .''oi
'o.t 10. J o. hoai. s1sleste. - ois 10 :, .'
,.sr..d Lam 5 Fowl. git1.s Es tal ps
y. L sa,. o -. Arf.fs - uasles A4i
- 90 sr basket bis Iual,- sfsf1s
I.sff.r. Scale. IBIS reraprl1 D
I..ss LeafLtr BIZ Nets IS b e Cdr
Cst raLop. Of the sean q taedolia sTfvnt "ei7s'r
hs o. rs frl 'eF'--h.
rfI.. ~, lols re tnps tnlg $ 40 a ~ II -1A
rltf. YEA c. . -le-r zui J.. - 30 ,we
- D,.so ~ f0ws fr~fs, u Dlis io Dos 80 ~ -l1s
Dr,is - on pk- truri Pa &c J
s R,e F.ur " ts.s Com s'ai - sos Leaa' and 1-n'
IL Bsrks =, .. IT,.
r.rr a frnIk ron yssc & 'e21 IN POI -@i1
s,f. the IT, Juy 3--ve. COVE Al ClT 81 zeal
fsss Isl shop nd Lar,s go Fs 70 lgrt y5 bs 1zs,
81 nd 70 % a. b4rfr zee - y - las' sif-" v' ~
IT.. q b.. Cfisr Fl. r, sld Is ibis Cc~r.
Csr- D. he bare Milan arriving Weio0siaT
80 - A. tool Of R1Hif.u Rhn4h-cs rrp0 -
az D, r.p Jpv Bet II tel Cv-- = sb-p 81
4Iuseys q bis 80. 20 tar md
ID Butter tb PoG9es. % a- Hsy. IT laes 'rsF. 2 11
rr. 10 PIGS ether F-.It7 IL b)s fys Flour 40 Cora
10 Oats 81 DO
Cart Ne boat stud vant arriving Wedaesity 1oun
a. az al Duau.-.t Ncv-B4uuore, repors te OBJ 0rns
rc by TIP July e. VIZ; y" bales Hay and - d., ,riw
kECAslTvLtTi0S.
Tie table shows the total Of the principal Aces elune
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Domestic Ports.

lIRaNYArr ss,h shr. ,rwch Chlds May Crosby; Gan
sss[ Ss. fons c ca .i f.H aasy .a
S7b-Ar sstr Nowch Chlds B1rnstSe Cleared 'hIs is,te
NJ DLie Lewis Bo.toai soOP Factor Moron Bro
IIFxANDRIA July 25-AIr. Areue winso~, SeE-Ysrk
hesIFaRIrsToS"Ar jay .~.shp Isabel Ro los Key West
and ehr i.abei tsPl sehfs Hv "a % .lP A.
Ia M,keD7e Liverpool sc1r Loa.ns ,Asa y. ,ofA. "a
ID .'oH tieaaod d Jaso Cuba iit 'Ap' A1sra M
BSLTia6RE july I'm bHs Julst Gosh-u ~ d. I'm. $50
s,p K'osE Yos; bns Hsp shaLt snt P9rs PayA CAPE
d. Nsw," nd sun Aissoa. Srses chr j. x
M saHrt aahf,x M.rJ Ann- synod svsnssh Gs5ee,
May Ann Ghss Bosla ChGneefrd, Andses Gol-
ee,tsr: NiserTs, MeOysrl Fall River. n
PosToS-Arr July q, barns Romans Bow aansanlh K
wsGe Rei srd.ou sarisnss Zn, Reynolds Bttaoei BIG
Coueuctor (Bl Harris, borsr- EsE sr) jei r. Pcoa -
fSs Or i f1sl r s.st kse; i: P5 cacos
En,iy 90 oSdo s9a dp 9sa AM ISsr sS.aa Yer
u LSIs kork LsgT h ss I Rs5S 0' s.s. a &n
sr.b EIseih Pa ps and Geoe Jones, L9lk Pa aisgaa
L. .na cSomts 8 D. HIT Ro~lsy; Fame Male, and Wa Wool
bur- Malnns Roaeos. Jglsu, sno~ H. Barnes drd.si
WeTioo sargent RondOat ca ap Roe s,na Pssr,oa pa
BAH Gen. Mayo PhaasShsi bn, sa.41 Joaase so
.chf Aaeins SesYork SD bark Leweuysi ers Dan
T dsS.oI S ss D a e1 IA T @ Ss~
EAsTPoRTESrr July IL bds J Il Kent, Kent Boothb.c SD
,lip Aaaus Broots Livspoo bs sgHok Bsefd Baltimore
chr Tysr AeIAadIi. 18th srs. sophia sn. roT s
vsfltl fo Evins sH sns. Mssns Hsfrsi asSso
ss s- so n2s1 winS r sa seass
Ssspcr ri. Trad Wooss Baltimore .cSrs ssIoo Aass
dsrs K.es h.thswr s4nzors 2Ad sehr. A Ps1s Sad
ksS PhdslPs "a AT ship S.nI s csIs g s'1 ps
tcssy Balinss s.- Crosby SlsIsnas s'1St .s No
el,sy Bon sin Mana Jans sla Ae1i'dfi e. Ssp"sA
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RecrInn Of Prnnnrt

4, AID Ee Falruld-i2s Hoss 1875 Sherp nd Lambs
SIS = btls Acolo g heas Clre si.e BIS
pc. pks. a obs Es bA F,shers IS oes Hemp
srkr. turs ard D. rksS sardIies
H. ne Me- Isk sHe Ee Raairoad fo ,~o dsy's2 bales Wool
LeAh@T. Is Aslef. -
q pkg Furs sas sims % DO Butter 62 sheep - b7
AM Calves
H. ne Huson Rif-r Boc-sG2 hbls Foui. Ashs
Why Leather 10 pkes 81 PJS s69o bush CJn
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Disasters. &c.

Pzre voaA of Passport jordan ser, 1t Ml-quah D. Loaded
h an tie 81 stock and
ore with her kse broken and severely damaged
In d, her rssr.cfs Nesei AID "a 20 Insured
suf GtrNA (sh,h a. Cnar.eston owsed IN tins
Ct, iv N Sln 33l tbs reg-ter nui a. tbs port 10
49, en- h-r e sht lgTed r s&t0e der ;aro =
valued O. ( AGO suplosi 30 n.1"d ~
Nrscgs At Kay WFr-Exr,cfs from et' 70 Elwood Water,
Esq Secretary " the Board VI Uudef writer's dsfed
$3.50 @' WEST. July p
The ,bir Marathon hiss zen tscHarx nd ~
damaged and been sd By
3 TIE Mlrshon 1ow hove Dat o. her
h., t~ sd Injured than eNrected The
sid the op@u-d ard s1e
portion u her e. keel 70 %
chacd Her bot1 smooth add 8iud
Tn rded th ths cOgp be stripped OF h
totom snd h. thoroughly csuked snf ase nos
cargo ds there 10 receive such
rnsneuf rttais B. nav be deemed NC s'aTy
stray copper ss te-a comp eed On ms ste -ni
the v b. rcusa fh evening" by the middle It q. x
will te I.d, trt1 t1 trust, ready %
lih Aug r- ca' o. t VIC r' or - ssse St'slp
admiralty Courr rod bar lcii ei it
sgy. that tbs c-se Capt p1esi en- ~ tl' fn
tAat stii -na-r WI u-lSr al
re- bull ard raerss ofthe Pr hrE s3sn1 'ititr r,-'-
we've sod o. the inst. the [. NoAt tis "A ori'
No salvage been dsoeei asye; 1yte J)i
II this
rcc fhe ngt o. tie lit1 ms IN sst OF
s pce Poed safely into the Gull by British "feeAs
cir for g.
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NEw-oELgsSs JOY 7FtoUA = caro- 10 Datst and
ass 81 CoES Uu CJ1I&c. B.COS-St-s
ere c shoulders &C. TOBACCO l. que; but rH L,2ois bbs
sc Il u e sud IN k-fs at lisc.
tAss July n today TO bale. 0ic
Nodug has the receipt
he Arches
CHAElrsroS july 27Sae. Of CoTToS TO-DAY so bales prices
rs .ins tom qdllle TIE raEkst 6rm VIII upward tea