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The Crops In the enutTs. &c.
Arrival or the Fligate Congress.

Tho United States rga'e Congress- commanded BY Geo.
Pearson, and bearing the broad pennant OF Commodore
lsaac McKeever, arrived yesterday morning from Pie
Jsnero, which port she left 18th June She has sesn
ab'ert three years and three monh and been tho
flag ship of the Brazilian squadron during tho whole o1
that time The c. has returned after her prolonged a
sence In good order and condition. and her officers and
crew IN good health. The following is list Of her ofi
GERS
Commodore, Isaac McKeevsT; Commander, G. y Pear
son, Iaentenapts, 7. Turner, g Gray J. z. Parker
Sfag), A. a. Holcomb, n; Bryant D. MON Fairfax;
fleet surgeon Charles Chase purser, A. J. Watson:
chaplain. ). Stewart; Com secretary, r. Ogden Go-
yer; raster Simpson captain of marines A. 3. Tay-
lor; lieutenant of marines, Tastnan; assistant
surgeons, Jchn Ward and Charles Martin; midshipmeu
j. X EgRlesto On. James Stiluel, l.. II Ncwmann J. H
Rowan, Jr Washington Totten. r. S. Bowen John
ston. A. w Weaver, + H. Bske2, j. Means; gunner,
NJ Ballard boatswain George Smith; carpenter, Jo-
seph G. Thomae; salemaker, R. G. Sodman
The only ships ofwar that station were the sloop
jamestown, at 3uenos Syres, and the steamer Water
Witch on q survey of the River La Plate.
We learn that the fever had subs.cd Rio wksn the
Congress left.
Affairs at the river emsined nearly the tho
last adyces War still existed but a-temporary .ruca
had been agreed between the beaegers and the %
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EocHryrEt july 10, 1858.
hi. sitSrDo d the United statos assshal and depu
tes srreettd foux spgagad In oorusf ting three
oept pecea Tbs rgses and dies with large number Of
The spurious ccis foupt In the iseteicn cs the
psiscasr' vic lodged Ia sn - await their sxans
HSn.
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Boa, d or Supery1so-s.

JULY 20,--Hs Honor the Recorder presiding.
Several small bills and that Of Sheriff Orser for
81 1854 49, were presented and ordered to be paid.
A resolution was adopted authorising the Comp
troler to draw his warrant for the several amounts
due for services rendered in copying the assessment
rolls of this county for the yearlS53 such claims
being duly certified by the Tax Commissioners, and
audited by the Committee on County Offices.
BILL REFERRED.
The bill Of w. c. Lyons (amount $S49) for desks
and for the County Clerks Office, was referred
to the Committee on County Offices.
CORONER'S BILLS.
The following bills ordered to be paid for post
morton exam,natons:-JOhn Purcell, M. D., $500;
David Uhl, NJ. D., 5000; Joseph Kammerser, M d.,
$l5; Mark Bumenthal, M. D., $40; John WetherelI
N. D., sos; Thomas G. Fennell, 800.
THE GoMPTROLLER's REPORT AND ANNUAL ASSESS
MENTS.
The following return was received from Mr. Fiagge
the COmptrOller =
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Al, uSITEp STATES NAVY SAILORS, WHO
"A ryed in United ststss vessel IN ss Pseiss ssssn
AZ, s!oubs pay Of EDWARD BISSELL Agent and Qste
IA uaited States Navy, 20 Routh william st~ss
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A keERT y. NICOLAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND

tessT n. EIcOLAY, AUcrIoNeIR- GREAT AND
- p"r.mptory sales Of about one thousand beautiful
suftng lots and villa sitee situated on the ns
and Flushing Railroad and its depot property
won tie city of New York.
- ll.rt IL Nioolay will sell at auction on Tuesday,
"gnresdAy and Thursday July % "a A. % At .wevs
= SO st the Mel chants Exchange about Thousand
W ntt building lose and villa sizes situated the lioe
a. New York and Finishing Railroad which Ia beng
STue,ed ava unter contract to be finished by ths frat
'cen bsf next and its depot win be this property
lots have been laid with
T" tt iront and and hundred Deep viii
Y sections only of four lotseach drei
res ,9nafe THO new village Of West Flushing h situated
tSh ground between Newtown and Flushing perfect
~ .shy and destined to become of most beauti
q, sages within ~enty miles OF the city possessing all
0H- obaracteriscs desirable TO who comfort
@ ane rural and has been laid out expressly for
tfI ons doing businss sss in the city Of New York
tion of thess lots have beautiful fruit trees
h cornutstion the railroad will very prob ably
q, exceeding omnibus fsre, S25 per and the
expected to in connection with all the leading
T. ,ics to New York
Ny cent of the purchase money ain bond
sna mortgage for five years at per cent.
fhe deeds will contain stringent nuisance clauses and
thr title ~ this property Is unquos tion able
bore viii he free excursions made Thursday July 81
.ua SATURDAY. July g. to Wes Flnshing purpose
81 dspg an opportunity OF viewing beautiful lots
f~ ous TO the sale. should It, rain
Ss the excnrsiens Will not take place until the first
" Tickets for the excursion together with
stU particulara be obtained the the
1'ohees, No 40 Wall street New York
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I1EECUToRs' sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
~ ,usOu the 10Th day Of Jny, ins., the smsss
81 twelve o'clock, Mt Poughkeepse country
% residence "f tho late Joseph " varok deosi
@"ing about three Of ground On the premises
o ground thus aordng Gne view Of the village
Cover and vegetable garden with abundance Of fruit
Of the choicest kind For further particulars inquire
VskICk, South Brooklyp, executors.
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PrTsDuRo July o. 1858.
The large warehouse Of James McCully Penn street.
was destroyed by fire early ts morning, together with
its contents 600 barres of -four and 600 sacks
of salt The FIRE originated from the smoulderng
mains Of FIRE which occurred sut month ago In the
adjoining premises The Tofs of the United States Ho
tel and three other houses sdoiusng were burnt and
ensiderable damage done to their contents. The
loss Is heavy but covered by in Pttsburg
Offices McCuIy Is building insured for S. 900 In the
Citizens once
The Crops In the F0utTh, &c.
BALTIaoRE. 1uly 20 1883.
There have been general continued rains through
out the Southern States and great Improvement The
piospects OF the crops Ia reported th6rafrom.
The schooner John Miner at New Orleans picked un
eight bales of cotton off rortuga the all washed OF
We have no mail tonight south of Wilmington, NC.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARD.-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VARIOUS Ar.
~ ticlss which havs recently appeared 10 the public
prints the Directors Of the Pscibc Mail Steamship
deem inoum bent on to they have
combination with party for the purpose
M ngner rases OF freight and Psssage money
contemplate any such combination their oeot being
eonns their attention solely to their business and
the ef ard specie IN the
and ehespast manner practicable The time consumed By
land carriage across hs Istbaus Of Panama has bes1
enghened by the greatly increased bulk mails
the measures for the safes tbt
remedy for this will he provided by the early
the Panama Railroad aud with this saving
time the Directors have always anticipated reduction IN
cost Of freight and bet California and Atlantic
ports. By order of the Board Of Directors,
w. II. DAVIDGE, Secretary.
New York July l. 1853
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n,RE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST
Negotiating note. drawn by p Rngold in favor Of
Henry Wein for the Of hundred and ninety
eight dollars and fifty cents dated July 6 1853
BE in three months after date tie having bson lost in
this city, In the vicinity of broadway Canal street
suitable will be given for the return Of note by
HENRY NJ wEINMAN, No 10 Greenwich avenue.
ITO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS--I AM TnE
only person authorized to grant licenses for the
the Chafee patent aud using that patent with
out my srttten consent, will be prosecuted.
WILLIAM JUDSON.
N ORKANG MEN, ATrENTION2-THE FORDHAM
w Village Association will hold their meeting
Military Ha Bowery opposite Sprp2
evening July 2st ats O'Clock The subscribers and
all others DESTROYS of Joining requested to be
The books ar. filing rapidly and great pducement is
held out to all who want cheap pleasant and convenient
home NEWELL BARKER. No N assau street
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arrived from New York-JuIy 8, Margaret Evans at
Grsvesend Odessa at Liverpool 29th June, Dauphn.
Ct Noo sadt July Patrick Henry at Gravesend 9th,
Empire State at Liverpool
ad fox New Yo,k-July I, Pathfinder, from Kings
Road.
Arr from Bcston-June o. Lincoln, at Smyrna; 7th
Pslmktt,.
Arr from Charlcston-5th. Waltham, at Liverpool;
2oth, HedeIig Amaie, Christina 8th, John Currier.
Liverpool
Arr from Ssvapnsh-6th. Chase. at Havre.
Arr from Mobie-5th, Scotland, at Liverpool; 18th,
Charles apisr, at Crops' adt.
Arr from New Or,esns-3d Louisiana, of Duns enness
for hen en-; On, VIM Witbe bee, at Gravesend: 23th
Golden Age; Both, Sarah Hydo at Cronstadt yrginia
at Gott.pbe,g 9th, Acadia, at Hayre; sth H H Boody
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|
RlU.UVU. SAINT with the importing and jobbins Of
wines and bra ndes who has had
- & and az purchaser and oan control from $4o 00 20
sell with person Of for the Of elishng
permanent business house Of the hind Satisfactory
touching business capacity and integrity will be
90 000 TO $6,OO0-A SPECIAL OR SILENT PART
PC.UOO wanted, In . anufactu ring and ir porting
business well established risk sales for osh and yield
ing profit Of 100 per cent Tho business warrsnng
business ard the party are Of the most staple aud spectacle
kind Address Mandatory Herald ofhco.
NoTICE.-THE COPARTNERsHIP HEREToFoRE
been this day dissolved by mutual All debts due
owing BY said firm will be lqudated by Mr. Alfred Bgo
No. 1852 Broadway. FRANCOIS CUREf,
M Alfred Bgot would respectfully an to his ma
irons and the public visiting the Crystal Palace that he
viii continue the French restaurant ice
cream saloon and hotel of the above hss
all the delicacies of the Bipots II
Pa's enables him to guarantee to .he psbic their
wants In his line will be supplied the sve
he saloon ~ broadway near Forty street, and
NOTICE THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned, under the of
The outstanding will be settled 6y Ariel Patterson
who Is authorized to sign the of the firm in liquids
ton WILLIAM PERINE,
ARIEL PATTERSON,
Williamsburg July Is, 1852 THOMAS STACK.
THE ADVERTISER WILL TAKE A PARTNER, as
he is not ablo to Attend to out door business
tive, upright honorable man, with capital Of 5000 will
bushes For further partioula inquire
establishment, No. 20 Eat Thirty eighth street.
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= -. - = :
EXCURSION ~

fsHvAP BAY EXCURSION. .-FAHE ONLY ls1a CENTS
4 TIE superior steamer sRsENIA VIII make an excar
SSs by LANDING At unon on TIE jersey SHIRE ns
Il ss ssa at 5si ss1s
If each and 3 s Nov ss trip aP Hsss
e hapest and most pleasant excursion Of the season
FyouesIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKs-sArgR.
str.t "a e,eoek; Hanmond street 7 B-oome street
si is Ss sisT pro-
v'ded on board Pare, 90 conss, for the excursion
kIsHIEe. AND. coIrLLoN EXCURSIONS EVERY
s~t,h street ;Broe%s street 81; Poss slip ss;
sss and sai, viii Fare. 50 osn ''h
<,RaNn EXCURSIONS FOR COMFY ISLAND, LANE
Fort sm@D ns s zach IN Ssns ssSi
s.sc. To- Fort Hamilton and corey siaad leaving
40, Spring strsst, A. s,1aSu ETpnM, ~ s8r.x
ssT asos no epsy 3 fsTsn iand eisss s TRIP 81
Ne NV snd elegant ST. amer Bskkoso gill also leave
sfsips street, a. lok a. NJ. 2P. NJ. shPs
sysg ts5 Ss1ss niiss a II, las. ash,
5he e DURANT WI also rp, every sunday lssv,ns
' '''V' - " anu "a 'aS JOHN I'm r. ao5saN m i Assss
3,nHyE GRAND, EXCURSIONS TO newport AND
SSs @ iSy1ro steamer cANoNipgs & Gar
s st ss 81 'a rh"ssy R.,"ssDs nd m arssy s, 5s
I r,Say sss1 Monas
~ board Tickets good 20 return trip The
rporious being well In to tho pusic
~ mo,t comfortable and commodous day boat steamer
stp9 on Long Isapd Sourd ite sdjacent waters no
En farther need be said TO ended her pu Bile pa
fonage
T-NIoN AND KEyPORT FERRY. FOOT OF CHAM
D ters street Heats leave New York for sbe Union
sefk AZ A. Nj Key port dock at9 NJ; Union dock at
ys.s E,Ss 70 & S.,yS & s'ygss sg k,pa;
d. cents stages leave the srrival OF the boats for
NJ l,towp Pot Freehold red Baak, shrewsbury Long
srst ch &c Union tse new port Keyport-sh property
. the Florence and Keyport Company-situated on the
Jer.ty shore, directly opposite the sariowa
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A sStGNEHs StTE---A NJ. CRISTALAR, AUCTION
II cer W eli uis day, at 10 o'clock at 16S Chatham
stree and valuable assortment of watchas and
Ses' tlng OF fine gold rings pins bracelets, neck
ts c1eins detached and patent lever watches.
Sst side aud show and superior Herrin
saa'r atest style, &c. &c. BY order Of
ISADOR RAPHAEL,
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ToRE.URNED cALIFoRNIANs, OR THOSE HAVING
i 81 600 0O TO put out The advertiser can Inform
them where they douhle the In ave and
secured hy bond and worth rcbe the amount BY
daguerreotyps apparatus for sale. With lnatrucsons
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CANAL BOAT WANDERING ARAB, OF WABASH
~ Joseph Hilton, Of the cit, county of
New York, having found the above mentioned boat as
wreck In the Hudson river hereby give notice to
my Office title to said boat and paw all expenses
CURED on said boat and in OF flura do she
No. New City Hall, Ntw York, July 10, 1858.
NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ the corporation Of the city of New York
dbtednes incurred respecting the reception Of the
dent Of the United States the 18th instant will
his Office (basementD NO. New City Hail. or before
Saturday, the 23d instant:
Chairman 81 n. cowmita. wAH ~ R.Is BRIs.EY y
THOMAS WOODWARD
Chairman Of The Committee Of Board Of Assistants.
New York, July 49, 1853.
DICKWICK CHOWDER CLUB-'CLAM BAKERS ON
hand."-The emboys and friends Of this club date
Niapaa organized in 1884, hereby notified to meet at
the ShakspeAre Hote at half ok this
sport at Sheepshcnd bay Monday August 18th Punct1al
attendance Is necessary. By order Of
SWAMP RoBIs, Secy. DUKES President.
will be received by the subsorber at Freehold Mon
mouth county. New Jersey, until Monday August l. 1853
ssfoowsl For furnishing $50 90 feet Of thrze
ceA plank eight or nine e long, and IS 900 fest Of string
grading three and auater miles for two tracks lay
ing the plank on four and quarter miles For building
three and quarter miles OF plank road. mile of il
double track grading for two tracks including
road The road TO be built Immediately after the Of
Auaust, and completed by November 1888 Bids
nishng viii state The time Of delivery Bids for the grad
ing and win state time Of commencing work
Specifications will be furnished addressing h subscriber
WV. H. CONOYaR President
Of the Freehold and Howell Plank Road Company.
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Greece.
MOVEMENTS OF The DISAFFEOTED=TUE CASE {

MOVEMENTS OF THE DIsAFFECTED-THE CASE OF Mr.
KING, ETC.
The President Of the Couoc Of Ministers has expressed
TO the Chambers the hope that Gresce will be unasr
the necessity Of taking in conflict for foreign nte-
rests.
The parties who have designs the iand Of Oandla
tbbk,pg this favorable time for their ntrguss are
full activity.
despatch dated Athens July 2, says.-s.The Ameri.
envoy insists under menace, the immediate
cation Of the sentence against Mr. King"
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Passen0ers by thc Euronn

Colonel Savage, lady aud servant two Misses Savage
Mr savage and two Masters Savage, " v. Hsrdng lady
cbd and purse, Woodman and Lady Mrs Hamilton child
and servant Mr. FiskeD lady three children and nurse
NJ Rae and lady MI Bertrand and lady, Mr. Wymaa and
lady Mr. Brough and lady, Mr. Dudley aud lady Mr. Martin
and lady, Miss Cobpe Fskng, Broad and three Misses
WymAn Mrs Gibbs, Mrs Barton, Mrs MoIisns Mrs.
Simeon Mrs S'erverie hessrs Thorndike Mahoney NAL
lets Rae, Lockport. Partridge, Manricafe, Kepp ani
Isdy, Mayer, Jones Mrs Wyman, Messrs Gotas, Cohen
WaneD Hover He'll, Colman Christian Rogers, Jumsn,
Lo~den Thornbury. Taylor, Dodd, Nichols Hoase Kirk
wocd. Davis, Smith Johnson Johnston Greene John
stnn Jr. Neon Parker, MoAverlsy, Gssner Lewis May
Pans stman, sapio, Dabrouch. Groome, Sullivan, HILL
A Ass Goulder Capt Sinclair Capt JONES' DR. Cordston
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g NEON DRAPER, AUCTIONEER by SIMEON ORA
- per office 46 Pine street of Will an.Thu rsda ay
s 81 at hall past IL o'ctoct at the Merchants Exchange
- tors o5 copper Of thirty In richness
Sc Dolly Hide miues. maryland the gauge Of which Is
tire tore forming excellent ux for smelter The
s ready for delivery at either New York Boston or
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osusrd. Thick round IT Ct ST. 81 Ios thin oblens,

Lyn,ooL PsoDucE MARKef. -s9t little doing in
c.on. but East ndian in good demaod at Cd advance
nv sa'ss of Carolina reported at 26s A.hes dull sod
unchanged Clover.oed nominal. Tail0w in good
demand at improved pyces; SIS Cd, paia for good
North american Resin steady at former Yates. 800
changed bands at 1Os Cd lis o. spirts dull At 49s
tos Palm oil continues in good demssa 200 tons
livery 4sS 16s. EST lOs In olive more doing,
priced svortng buyers. Pale seal, largec transac,
At f8 fs Is. Bark-Moderate transactions at ss Cd
80. o. fos PhIladelphia atsts. Bseswax-s nall sales
scale Of duties into operation on jalys Moasses
good cargo Of muscovado sold at It's 3D., wharf.
bavs advanced from sOs to zoos Nothing doing in tar
hides. or jute Tobacco unchanged
Ffeights dull during the week
LosDoN MARKET -Messrs. Barring Brothers notice no
sftAirs. f'eN y Aa'''f"
towsrds the close, favorable weather being re-
ported In France Fine wheat sold at b2s 57s United
States -four, 24s Cd 27s. 2Ss The preceding weeks
average Of Fl glsh wheat wss 47s, Sd
CoTToE was steady. o5O bales had been sold.
SUGAR quiet, but holders were firm
IRA vas duh Common G ngou sold at I'D HID
CeFTxz was quiet Prices main tanned by holders
buying in freely little activity prevailed in oontinen
RcE22 900 bags of East Indian had changed hands at
An improvement No quotations for Carolina:
TALow bad further advanced, Y. G. bringing 53s. Cd.
IRON The demand for rails continued, and prices
were firm at IS los. Bars dull aud freely offered s7
sooteh pig steady at 52s Sd. for cash. Good mixed
GArtsberre, all No. !, at SIS
CoPFzR wes steady, and in fair demand.
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER Prices for goods and
ysTns were very steady notwithstanding the injury to
the hoDe trade by the operatvss strikes and to
foGeign trade by eastern politics.
Trade IN FRANcg.-French manufacturing accounts
are rather dull, the until having been una
vorable for the sale Of summer goods.
HAvRx MARxhTs Cotton Sales for the week. to the
bth inclusive $3.50 bales; imports 600 bales Tia
scck on hand amounted to 13 537 bales incudiug l2S
428 American Our correspoE dent writes July Cot
tone have been active to day, without
900 bales changed hands at stfsnng prices
Ing he depression Of the previous days TIE price
Of grain throughout France averages Is 80 being two
franco dearer than last and four francs
the year previous. Ashes dull spd unchanged Conee
IN better demand at full prices Rice active aud
iDg but market il bare Of Carolina Sugars opened
acvs early in the week but fell off wards the close
Tea dull and unchapged-no supplies.
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eh4uxe At AUVyzEUs,

A CCTyoN NoTIrE.-THOs. BELL, AUCrIONyER-
n Ry W. g. INGRAHAM- This day, at lOL o. clock, In
- ac,ioa roo.' 10 North William street win be sold
hedseads mattresses and couch
usrr tables carpets eneravngs cutlery Co. Also three
q Ks ~ ,cod 1dy, segars &o
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The nttst Relative to thc Tu5 kIsh QuestS0n
BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
ST PErERsDURG, June 2-The course Of busiasss hero
indicates increased spprebepsons OF war.
TRIESTE, (no date J. The Rusaan commandant has for
bidden the Hospodars TO publish the Sultans eiiss In
favor Of the Chr that being document that the
Gar does not recognise.
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DAag, BACok CO, BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO
CaI-Excbsnse or London Valparaiso, and the prnei
ps ei,is % The United states for 10 sums to suit Col
etons psds Sar Frsaosco ~ In the irtsrcr Of the
state and proceeds promptly rewttsd Rsss TO and draw
American Excbanss Bank hessrs Duncan ShsraAa
Co.. New York.
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EyCussIoKs TO THE FISHING BANKS -sATGR.
a. day July n the steamer BUFFALO will leave Spring
str.et ~ cciock Hammond street, TX Boone street
fas river "a Peek slip s1 pir No North river i D.
vided on board. Pare 90 oonts for the excursion.
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az Writers, AUCIIONEER, Will SELL THIS
W day at half past o'clock, 300 Canal steeet,
household furniture of bureaus sofas
,Ang and other ehsir8 dining and tea tables looking
eases cooks bedt hair mattresses bess
hen fun niture &C. Sale posve bu ding to bo taken
Down ext day.
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The Additional News by the Europa.
The storm on Tuesday night having interrupted the
operation Of the telegraphio wires bet New York
and Boston, we wore unable to procure the following
terestiDg intelligence till yesterday.
The Europa left Halifax At eight O'Clock on Tuesday
evening, and will reach Boston early this morning.
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paISINS PRESERVES, PICKLES AND SARDINEs
II Friday, July % lG o'clock st 81 street corner
=, Grvenwieh fine and black teas coffee sugar
tard and pepper dates rans pickles sardiaes
sneks ard chewing tobacco Of all brands nuts
SrAndy, wine, gin rum Se by pipes or demjohus.
WILLING TON A. CARTER Auctioneer,
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Bs1ssasys ss xsIs~sse y kAssas. ss
neeax fAss VIA os< sPsads< sasss a.
U.sen line the 0h,e, and hs aaxa 70 ZasssdRs, &C.
HIS eapsdoas sSasg cspastss BY the IN.
aasng gse~i Tree Tunnel ros( ssass Ia
excellent ode avsIsu N
aud low fhscs The
Is vi
The leaves BsltinoIs daily m ana
ruus Whe~ang cs) h.
ciudi1x staypSss., a,sinx there s2 % y a.
leaving Baltimore o. lay for odxiss
mes and proceed thence " Wheeling tns
morning -. =
and s. daily, meeting the nom baltimore the
BALTIMORE
which have u Tor this oae form daily
ION with he down The Ohio
the TOR Nashville, kc
me 81 Louis Oiesss paeks may be taAsn BY ss
ing further on, \. 81 :. - =. -, - !. -. -,
cunnt, OHIO and The West may also
fto,n Ohio Company exceieni
over The National road 10 Zanesss &c and thence
by rsi,oad .
ifoad spseea'ls route there bcsss
rauisr and speedy connsxlon Wksshss aud fom
places. ,.,... !. - ,.,--.,..,-. A. .,..-u..
n cnargo traarter Of passengers % baggage.
Fare ty through right bile over anywhere the
r,us) Arlington Wheeling, 80 So cseinaau gu;
- Louisville, Si2.
Washington, and tho other agents Of the company;
~ WM. PARKER,
May ll--du General Superintendent.