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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
READ THIsl The introduction of
FILLEYiS STOVES

Into Northern Missouri 10 any extent has been In m.
last thee yeArsl since which time they have been
gradually Increasing the manufacture and sale of hem,
and although, owing 10 their being light and f,noolh,
and something new, some little difficulty attended the
sale and use At hr yet BY always making Stoves aud
Castings Of the best quality OF Scotch Pig and MSsour,
Mountain Iron, they have proved TO withstand 6re bel
ter thar any other Casting made In the Western coun
Try, The Furnace Castings and Hollow. Wore partieu.
a'y, have been superseded by H. wherever Il has been
brought into USE and always given Satisfaction Hav.
lug lived here number OF years, and bein permanent.
y located here, purchasers can rely on our Ruaranee
asto the quality Of the articles sold BY us and As 10
The operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cook
Stove, just read the certificates OF those who have u,sJ
them, aud are using them uow, And another adyan.
age purchaser will have 10 buying st. Louis stoye
Of US, he would not only getting stove made Of ho
best material IN the world, but he con at any time re
an odd piece plate without any charge BY len1u,
know that such s wanted, as ali our Stoves are war
ranled and IN case Of i'm perfection, the article wil
be promptly made good TO the purchaser, which he
viii not Md the case with Cincinnati, Chicago Pits
buIghi aud Eastern made STOVES, a. you eanno, 10,
any odd Pieces, Even if they were warranted /,
would be imPoIsibleio get odd plates from such dis
lance.
We, the, undersigned, having used the ST. Linn,
Stoves manufactured BY 9. Fllsy. OF ST. Louis ssd
sold by Carter W. BySn, at HANNIBAL, Mo-, taks
pleasure in recommending them 10 the public AZ an
pcricr IN point Of draft, durability, economy, convsn;
ence and ease Of regulation, to GRy Stove which ",
AuN Aaa
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

hAVing secured The agency ofthen for this civ This
stove possesses advantages over common sioves. IN
n'skness Of the plate, aud improvements in tbe drs
" q gwen up BY al stove dealers and manufacturer
to be the best pattern Tor dsseendn~ Ans nS s''
s,ove now made East or Wesl. -' " N"y
Ihs stove was patented September, 1854. and.
wherever they have been used have given penesSl ssS
.sseI'on, This stove weighs sOms forty poundsmoTs
guy, Inc plates IN them are from one half "a thrS's
sonr,hs oi an inch In thickness No, WEIGHS me-
soo pounds We Narantthem all against area Tbsst
S ove, asxe Patent hot Air Fus which carries ne
uont part oithe stove, between two thick pRtsS ~ az
aLs we bolton Of the stove, thereby eddns vreSt
neat 70 bake viii On the bottom, and
we.en mas always btsnS fault with stoves of = AZ
due and one plAtShose than Adv Ar. one
invented. They win cook with ONT. half Ihs ~
which one Of the ordinary stores will, and MI, ~
w 'VN"S '"NNNNab, ASA1Alda-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
81. Louis ,StoUrte, Store.
Stove Dealer, shsCt.ItOh worker, Cspper.
| smilh. and Tinnrrl
Q. w BRYAN.

Stove Dealer, Shset-ltoh Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer,
MA'u street. TwS iSs NsF "a tmrady IOus
sells at wholesale PIsSi, s1ovEs AND TIN.
WARE. invite partle 1aT attention 10 the PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which has given unlyeg.
sal satisfaction 10 all who have used H. warrant all
my Stoves for twelve moidhs, end II anyof the plates
break during that time, furnish new oIts iise Of
charge. .'..... .. .... ..E..... r.
As design remaining permanently IL this place,
the public are safe In taking guarantee forihs good
performance Of the stoves Kept BY me.
Al my stoves are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness Of metal and
beauty Of casting they excel any stoves made In the
Western country, ... ...
~ The man who mouldS Hollow Ware for G. r.
Fiy is considered the best workman In the United
States and this accounts for our holoW.Waie and
Stove Vessels being 20 much smoother and better than
any others you will find In market, whether made East
or West.
have constantly on hand, supply Of TiNwARE,
10 which particularly invite The Altshtoh OF tho
country trade, as the quality Of my ware and the pr.
ceS shall be such o. 10 induce them 10 call on me again
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SundrieS.

PAPER eombries all eooFs; Irish linen, pillow case do
Russia linen Sheeiing, s.l, tor hleaehed shcerg
I0.A ard 70 L. Table Diaper, Nd Beached MuslinS'
Brown SheetiTg 4'i@ssc Superhne "A Ticking, goci
Good 10, At lSc; CottonNdes aud Dehims for Chi.
aTen's wear, al l2ea2sc, ~ BlNys Linen,
A enmnlrNe hRsAriuanN n
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

bIerrimaek, Cosheeo, Phillip Aliens, Hamillon's
lobe, ], Dunnslps, American, SptAgue, Globe, Man.
chester, MSyheln, prrvideRee and BoomdAls, all OF
which are Renowned GoT Eeleganee OF Style. 'ka'i
ColtTs' and durable, prices ranging from DC TO H.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
Berage dc LANES

FssAiOnabe styles zoe, 2ac, use, and s3e for super
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

Prepared from Rtnns ot the fbnrh stomach Of the oS as
directions OF Baron LehRhr great Physiological Chemist
by y. y H1uphion, NJ, D PHILADELPHIA IA,
W INCEST Such the ire meaning Of tho word ~ rsiN
she chief element OF Hteat dgcnr principle Of the 0at
luee-the solvent of the mod the purifying preserving aud
stimulating agent or ha stomach and nleEllnee II extracted
from the digestive stomach Of the Oh thus forming true d.
gesve mud, precisely like the natural 0naFe Juice IL
chemical powers, aud nrul'hlng complete aud perfect s
tute for n,
Th, Natures own remedy for on unhealthy stomach. No
at OF man can equal lie curative powers contains aeo
ho berS aeid or naussous drugs II IL extremely Agreabr
cannot eA water ccker wnhout the acute distress
Beware OF drurgtd innnllons, pnpsh Il net drug
Hail aeAspoONfui Of Pepein infused IN wRieb will dRcl
dissolve i've pUunds beefn ebout Two hours Of the
stomach,
Scientific EvIdencet
D Tho Scientific evidence which lhle remedy based
IN the hlghcel degree curious aud fomAf kahle.
Call the and descriptive eheunt gratis elvng
large amount OF aelsnae evidence from L'bpH hNihA
Chemistry w. COmbea PhytnloRy of Dpvsurj Dr. Pc EZRA
on Food and De Dr. John w Draper OF New Yotk Unvrr
sV Prof DunElsoh's Physiology Of hilnan, OF falC
Coesel Dr. Carpenters bysologl &C, together with ponu
Ut cures ftDm oil pats Of The United Slulra.
pepsin Ia Eluid and Powder,
nT H0ughuha Ptpsln 10 prepared M Powder and In Fluid
FOtmAnd ~ Prescription walls Tor The ueuuT Physicians, Th,
powder Will he sent ny natl, free VI postage OT dollar
sent IN Dr HnuEhlOn, Philadelphia,
0J OBSERVE TlS livery bottle of the genuine PCpalr
beau the written signature Of \, HUuRhlun NJ h sob prO
prslo, phadrpha Pa Copyright and Trade MAX secured
sold ny n druggists And dealers IL mtdenrs, Price ON
4. L. DRITTINoHAM BRO, HOprIbOi,
AusV6.ly Wholesale aud RalRh Agents.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

Sold al the establishment Of Professor HoLto WAY,
eA4, Strand, (near Temple Barr London, aud by all
yendos OF Medicines throughout the United States, in
boxes at size, SIC, aud $l,50c each, Wholesale by
the principal Drng houses in the Union, and BY
MesSrs. A. B, A. D. SANDS, New York
GrThelO is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes, ...
~ B-Diretions for the guidance Of patients in eve.
~ disorder are affixed to each box.
mehlO-V
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HEALTRlFbR TAE Sfa7ES ~
-HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

IA IhAOhDlNhNA OOhG VT LOO0 VT hE all ~
DisoRDEREO STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD 10 ] H. HEAD
Cepy Of letter from Mr., Jshn lloyd Of Ere. zen, Nsai
HaTlcrh, MtrisnsihihWC
To Professor HoLLcwAV ..I..
SAL avail myself Of the frt opportunity NJ inform.
Ing you, that for very long period wos alicedwlh
dalgerou, gddinoss and hsqucnl swmlnhgSln the
head, attended by loss ofsDree, dilordsTsd stOmara
and generally impaired he0llhl Every means had
failed 10 w me any permanent relief, aud al length
become 80 alarming that | was really aGOid Of going
about wi bout on attendant. IN this melancholy con
dilion waited personally upon M Hughes, Chemist
llarseh, for the wrPoe of consulting hn as to what
had better doJ he kindly recommended your Pills,
lied them whou, del'y, aud after taking them lor
shot time am happy tO beer testimony TO their won.
derlu efficacy, ! Nm now restored 10 perfect health,
and enabled 10 resume my usual duties, You are al
liberty 10 publish this letter In any way you may think
proper lam, Sir, your obedieSt Servant,
June SIaS SST EET TRS OF f pRoPsS sgd
Extract cfa j. tier from Edward ROrcy Fac Of India
Walk, 7OOdso, dated ApriI su, 1854.
To Professor HoILowAW
DEAN SAL deem Il a duty owe to you and the
public Al large, 10 inform you Of mos, miraculous re
coyery irum hat dreudlul disease, DRoPSY aud which
under God, was effected by your invaluable Pills. !
FULLY treated by two med,csl practitioners, but could
MI get cured until had recourse 10 your remedy, aud
notW outstanding all had undergone this miraculous
medicine cured me IN the course Of six weeks.
INFALLlBl.E CURE OF 4 ST0MXcH Cow.
PLAIlyT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEAD ACHES
Erir0o Of letter from ar ~ Go,een, Chemist, Of
CifoH, wear B'tSiCt, dated Jelly l4t, 1882.
| To Professor noLIowAYl
DEAR SR--l am Iequ sted by Lady named Thorn.
as, just arrived ron the West Indies 10 acquaint you
hat for period fegt years, herself and family sui.
lcred from continual bad health Ming from disorders
OF the Ever and stomach, Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite
violent HeRd- aches, mains IN the side weakness and
general debility for which she consulted the most en-
nent men In Tie colony, bul without any beneficial le
'ulti at last she had recourse 10 your invaluable Pills
which in aver short tine effected so great change
The better that he continued them, and the whole
family Were restored TO health aud strength Further
Tho desires me 10 saw, that she has witnessed their cx
uAordnary virtues Ia those complaints incidental ID
children, patti ulary In cases Of Measles aud Searat
nS having effected positive cures 0ithesc diseases with
no other emrdy. (Sgued) $. G0WEN.
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PrintS.

IL, in part, Is follows
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Aug06 !,

This story Is continued through the first
four numbers OF the magazine, from Octo.
Der to January. With the February num-
her another new story By Mr.. Arthur, enti-
tied "sporing to spend or, the lotions and
the pinkerlons," will be commenced, 10 be
continued during several months. Thus,
Ia the first volume Of the home magazine,
two nouvelletteS by the editor will be pub.
lished. As only q limited edition Of the
first numbers OF the magazine was printed,
those wishing "the old mans bride" mus
send in their subscriptions early.
NJ In order to prevent misapmehension
OH the part Of thc public, we will here state
that the home magazine Is u monthly issue
Of the home gazette, and contains the best
articles that Oppeur therein, thus fixing in
permanent shape and for circulation in new
channels, literary matter from the pens Of
many Of the abest writers in the country.
II Is from this cause that the publishers are
able, in the outset, to furnish the work At SO
low a rate.
TERMS OF ARrHuR's HoaR MAGAZINE.
To those who desire 10 receive tho Home
Magazine by mail, we offer it at the follow.
ing extraordinary low club prices:--
One copy one year, So
Two copies one year, d
Three copies one year, 1
Four copies one year, 5
Eight copies one year, lC
Twelve copies ono year, IL
Where a club OF twelve subscribers send
us fifteen dollars, copy extra will be fur
nishcd to the agent or getter.up OF the club
or to any address he may designate. A
these terms, the "home magazine" will be
for the amount Of choice reading matter
furnished, tie cheapestmonthly publication
in the United States.
For three dollars, copy each Of III,
I"Home Gazette" and alone Magazine
will DO sent one year.
In making up clubs, It may frequently b
desirable to unite in single club both
"home lnogaztne" and "home gazette" sub
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king the club price 10 the magazine subscrl
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of the club may be. Tn,
extra copy to the gettersup of the club, Il
all such cases, can be the gazette or maya
zine, at the option Of the party who is /,
receive Il, .
Postage on Atth,T's ROmc .Maga.ias.-I
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LAWNS.

80 ps from the celebrated factory Of Hartmann, i0d
80; Fancy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, soc, Painted
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20
All Wool dc LANES
Pink, green, blue, black and mode, !
Silks.

Black, At Sll0, Si.I5, 81 %, wa,sred, az Sl.So;
fancy inquired, al SIC 81, 81 10 81 Is, aud $l25, Flor.
ebcs SILKS, AL coloTS, Genghaus, a. l2lec1gss Swiss
muslin, Victory lawn, laeonSi, Bard muslin, EmbIoi'
dsrcd Swiss, CApnet, one piece sNperhne White Demi'
tys FteAeh working cotton, linen hoss,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-20

Persons wishing 10 buy stoves, should civ, II, sou
and examine our new patterns Of '
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Silk BCraGes.

Most beautiful patterns and fashionable styles, 93e,
SSe, aSc, satin, striped both ways, SAe plain, pink,
blue aud black doc fancy silk tissues, Soei black, do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
Personal Intelligence.

Among the arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan Ho
tel. Hen N. Brown late United States Consul at
Rome; Edwin Corbett British legation, Washington;
NJ. Seixas, Caracas b. NJ. Westbrook, United States
Navy; hon A. Simpson, Montreal; Hon. A. s. Linn,
Schenectady.
II ARRIVALS.
From Aspinwall, In t.os stoamship, Crescent City-Wm
Perry, Esq British Consul Mt Panama; Lieut. Cohoun
NJ Senor It2o Cant Cofiin Capt Prince, John VII.
ams DIR Bostwck, Adams Co.'S messenger, w Toombs,
ellis, Fargo Co.'S messenger Warren Morrill, Bsrford 4
Ferguson A J Dixon, W yensinsy Hamilton II Brom-
ley Gaskell yCollins, DR. Edison. Bromley John
Foster, W Hazell, 8 II Gurlay Duckworth, Need,
Gillett D Patterson, Wimple VIM Blume, MT Fisk,
WIN Lewis and SON. VIM Partridge, II lucas, Mecker,
Mlli,, Duane Mars Roths, Ha%n, i,a, D Ewsns,
ty Mr. Colbura, Milton snsl Newton Shell Mnrrc Mr.
White. Mr. Cumming. Welch, Nessrs Baker, Deforrest,
Holt, Hammer, Lsndon. y Moore, Pettiiohn Tuck
er Houston, Frazer Richards Geo Smith, Cooper,
W Brode Fred Morris. John Harris, II Parker, Nc
J. Alter, Lewis Erskine, and many others In the
FROM Canton, In Ahe ship gnion--Mr and Mrs williams
child and servant Lieut. Gordon, DIR Chas Evershea,
Hurd ~ rom the United States East India
From savanSaa, in the brig Putnam-Mr Butts lady and
daughter, Mr. Phillips Csbella, dc Rosa Glen,
RS Craig asd p vaaderbcck
From PeYsocols, In the brig T Cunnin inghamJ Mar
tin N, and lady John Pendctop, Mrs Concklin and
chdroA-
| DEPARTURES.
For New Orleans in the steamship Star Of the South
| sthwarta, N Nadeck, r R Robnson, A Van Allan,
AyIward, VIM Bolles, Thos Wath, W Irving Adams,
Cashart Mr. Weeks aud Miss Weeks, and sevcu In th
.teerase.
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Marine Affairs.

LAUNCHED AT PoRr JEFFERSON, L. L., the 18th inst
from the ship yard Of Mr. John R. hIather the beautiful
schooner called "Nsptuns's Bride" Of about 800
tom capacity TO be Commanded by Captain Charles
Gett, OF Patchogue, L. !. The Neptune's Bride, y
combines excellence and abundance in the material
she Is constructed of; and the most substantial work
manke manner in which she is built, together with tho
great superiority of the model for sailing and slowing
cargo make her fully equal to the best specimens of
va, architecture ard Justly adds TO the welrmerted
putaon the builder has hitherto enjoyed The cabin i
finished in ho most modern and approved style, conbin
Jog Ia eiren degree both beauty nd convenience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
City Intelligence.
INCREASE OF CITY MORTAJITY-ExTENsIvE DUsI-
MISS FOR CORONERS.

INCREASE OF CITY MORTALlTY-ExTENsIvE DUsI
NESS FOR CoR0NERS
Yesterday the Coropers of civ were busily en-
gagged in the holding Of nquess the bodies of some
thirty PERSONS being the largest number of deaths
cccuIisg in day. quIn the Coroners Investigation
have taken place for many years past unless
caused by sudden calamity. Over third of tie
deaths might be attributed to the sudden heat of the
weather Seven Of cours de solie have area sy
ascertaued aud uauy of the other cases found by
tie Jury be that of apopexy, evidently the
sui Of the extreme heat thereby producing apopexy.
great many persons have been injured by exposure
the powerful rays of the sum- aboers in particular who
baye taken from their work nsensibe and conveyed
to their homes. Many Of whom may nger a day or two
ard then die that present the loss of life by
the extreue heat cannot be correctly given until the
Coror ors have fully Investigated all their cases.
CuowDER EXCURSION The Old Tops Of the Eighth ward
passed the Office at early hour yesterday morning.
their way to spend the day at sheepshead Bay They
were In mammoth stage, drawn by ten gray hsrses,
csv Do cora ted and they went past the Office they
salu.ed the HERALD with cheers and the discharge
sever al reyolyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
Tine Execution To-Morrow

NEARY TO DE HANGED FOR THE MURDER OF HIS
WIFE.
Thomas Neary to be execu I'd for the murd
of his wife, WILL in all probability ausr the gibbst
in the prison yard at tho Tombs to- morrow m ,rpiug
Sheriff orler visited the wretched culprt Yesterday
afternoon, and informed him that must not iaduly
in the hope of any further executive clemency that on
Friday morning, he must prepare himself to die
The prisoner remarked that he ready and prepared
to meet bis fate that he preferred death to imprson
ment in State prison for life.
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Board or Assistant Aldermen.
OFFICIAL.


JUNE % -PresentJona. Troter ESQ President, in
the chair; Assstant Aldermen OBrien, Mabce Broaden
ellis Bouton, McGown, Stewart, Barker, Rogers Craw-
forl
This was special meeting in relation TO the Assay Office
ALDERMEN.
Message from bis Honor the Mayor with communication
from c. Dron' stating that behalf
the Secretary Of the Treasury he Is making Inquiries
propety the Assay Office about to be established
that the grounds Brick Church have
&C. Referred tho part of this board to special
mttce consisting of Assistant Aldermen Bouton Wells
McGown Barker and Rof ers.
Tho Board then adjourned. From the minutes.
C. T. McCLENECHAN Clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

ing from 24o COO to $50 900 sterling been
subscribed principally towards foreign and colonial
dertakngs-they have been spread through different
channels, and in csmparatively limited amounts
ThrdIy-H, from unforeseen causes our supplies OF bull
lion from Australia and California shall rapidy decrease
consequence of this actveness-tbe bad and doubtful
schemes beiIg sure to decay, while those inherently
possessing the elements Of will outlve any tenn
perary storm that may occur from the the pressure
of projects the public
The crops throughout Britain and Ireland are healthy
Dotw'hs'snoing the Iateress Of spring, and in
places deficiency Of rain The weather is now settled
and ssasonable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
TELEGR APHIC

SPRINGFIELD June 22-10 P. NJ.
The evening session was entirely devoted to spsakiug
and addresses made by Rev. Mr. Wolco.t, Mr.. Ke
lcgg and Others. The convention will dissolve at the
close Of the meeting to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

Sailing OF the Niagara for Boston.
HALIFAX, June %, 1858.
The Royal Mail steamer Niagara sailed from this port
for Boston, at about O'Clock this forenoon She has
clear calm weather. and will probably arrive at Boston
ut about six O'Clock Thursday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
The French Empire.

THE EASTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND DECLINE
IN THE FUNDS, ETC.
The Emperor keeps his counsel respecting - In
tentions in regard % Eastern affairs The opinion ~ "
leading journal is, that will be avoided The funds
have nevertheless been much agtAted and closed at
insiders BILE decline
ChsugarHer denies that he has offered his services to
the Porte.
The MOniteur contains an announcement that the
French aid English fleets permanently offered to aid
tie Porte and will at proceed to the Dardapeles
but the Monitear believes all will be settled peacefully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23
THE GLASGOW MARKETS.

John Athya Co. report all kinds Of wheat Is dearer
oeused great excitement throughout tho week. and
200 bbls flour changed hapds at 23s 25s lat
Atbya 4 Co. recommend shipments OF breaistufs to
Glasgow Heavy arrivals OF bacon and shoulders had
ter cleared al sss Beef and pork were dull holders
not pressing Nothing doing in hams LAID was worth
52s, in retail parcels. TAlo~ firm with upward ten
dency Small sales Of fine rosin at lbs nothing doing in
common or medium Ashes UNCHANGED. Trifee sales of
tahacso. few casks Of sperm oil changed hands at
7s 3D.
THE HAvRE MARKETS.
The Humbolts adsices to the evening Of the 7th re-
at depression of francs the weeks. The Bal
tics eIegraphed the 6tb) rallied the markets.
and 400 bales sold at prices fully up to former
Coffee firm. Sugar without animation. Rice continued
in fair denard
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
l5aae % IN Msncneser was quiet but producers being
sales.
Passengers by the Niagara.
Mr. Hooper and Lady Mrs Mccarthy and two children
Miss McCauy Mr. rowsealin and lacy, Mr. Hooin, lady,
lady and infant a,onsss weinberg, Miss scbab,eka
Mr. and Mrs Ward, Mr. Maitland and lady, Mrs walcott
Moody and three children, Mr. ard Miss Fiedhouse Mr..
Philips lady, children and infant Mes Decons aud
yant, Misses pesons Watson Henderson prossertchsy
Hal Qually Cobb Prentis. Wilson, swtzer Quertervle
Leferue Mckay McKanpon, Brod'e. Frothingham, Phil
let Cochran Moody Phlliar, Law, Ray, Foster, Judge
Fulmer, Wild, Landamar Bearse, Bowman, Mrs Lambert
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from NYoIk-May 81, Albion, at Cronstadt; 26th,
Lyon, at Malaga; 23d Juba, at PATAGONIA June Gas.
parma at Belfast 9th, American Congress, at Ports
mouth Pathfinder, Bristol; Heveta, Havre; Faith
Hudson the Clyde; Sd Harry, Cronstadt; l1th, George
Washington, at Liverpool
Arr from Boston-April 80, Troricus, surinam; June
7, Du Sorrelle. Heloise
Arr from PhiIadelDhia-June 7, Garland Charenie.
Arr from Baltmore-May IL, Mary Ann. at Madrid.
Arr from Chareston-June 8, james Calder, ut Liver
pool 9th, Josephine, at Deal May 80, Triton at Chris
tiapa
Arr from savapnah-June 8, Milicate at Liverpool.
Arr from Nurleans-June /, Antoinstte. Sebastian;
May II, Modssta at Barcelona 17th, Lemprevira,
Chinapo June Z Caepda Havre st Lawrence. Swan, at
Cork; 6h Franklin King Eliza, Cardlin at Liverpool;
sth, Jersey Royal Sovereign, Lady Buwer at Liverpool
Sth. Heidelburgh, off Havre.
Sid for NYork-June Mary Ann from Newport; sth,
Worthy Devon, Briston Harvest Home 9Th, Julia from
GraveseDd Constellation from Liverpool
Sid for Bostop-June Nova Scotian from the Clyde;
9TH, Squantum from Mverpool-ashore the Isle of
Man.
Sid for Baltim6re-June Z Mary hale from Liverpool
Sid for Cbareston-Jupe g. Susan Owen from Liverpool.
Sid for virginia-June 8, Olive from Newport.