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Nosr SINGULAR AND SHOCKING ACCIDENT
On the I'd inst. girl by the name Of Sarah
Hobbs, about fourteen years Old, at work ia the
Chelmsford Company Mills, Dracutt, met with a
shocking accident. she was il, the a,S OF aomDng
her hair and throwing it back caught on shaft
revolving over ber head and wound IL I'll 1t car
RED her up against beam, cutting off both her
thumb, which had become entangled in her BAR,
and taking tie entire scalp from her head-fron her
forehead back The scalp was replaced. We lears
from DR. kinlba who called 10 dress the
wound, that she cannot lccover--LotcM Coarter.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICAS NAILS
Ehe Turkish Question and the
Attitude Of Russia.
THE CHINESE REBELLION,
b., &e., &s-

he Americas md reached this city Yesterday
satssuoon. The Liverpool date is the 18th ult
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Burra Buna Company to notify their intention -
resume thoss important operations in the deeper
levels, which the late gold mining fever compelled
them to suspend last year.
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The Latest View Of the Russ0JTurkish
Question.

FROM inc bJnG0n Times June "a.
The Russian government has dc clared In its crcu-
lar despatch 10 the several courts Of Europe that the
diaupt note to which Prince MeDschkoff reduced
bis latest den nnds is the Gordan knot Of the ques
ton now pending with the Prte, and that the sole
desire Of the cabinet Of St. Petersburg is to unite
this knot in peace without being compelled to burst
it asuDder. But who, we mast ask tied this knot NJ
all I Who put forward claims VIGOROUSLY incon-is
ent with the first rights and duties OF Independent
Ioweri And who Low prevents those claims from
being withdrawn As Russia has acted alone, and
in perfect freedom throughout this transa :tion it
II not iiite singular that she should attempt To
throw on others the result of the policy she has
chosen TO pursue; for, whatever blame may attach
to France for ler share in the earlier stage of this
dispute, she has expia'ed it by waving all her former
pretensiors, ard allowing herself to be deprived Of
sll the exclusive privilege for which she had contend
cd II il due, however, to tie Russian cabinet to ac
cept tier challenge, and to examine the note in
question with tie attention IL dc The .lrst Of
the -four declarations required ia the note
t. tie first three articles of the proposed Seei or
convention; but IT presents the sub stance Of those ar.
tcl,s ia modified and abbreviated form. The other
declarations, three in Dumbtr correspond with arti
Giles Nv. and V. II the Scned and article vi II omit
ted altogether, as il only confirmation OF former
treaties. These declarations II, 3 and A. comprise
all that relates to the Holy Places the confirmation
and execution II the hrmaDs, the reparatOn Of the
oupola Of the church Of the Holy Sepalchre, aad
the permission to construct a Russian church and
hospital III Jerusalem, its envirpnl under the
special superintendence Of the Russian Consul
General in Syria. On these points we believe that
the Turkish government expressed its Willingness
10 accede to the wishes OF the Russian envoy and
there would still be no difficulty in terminating
the whole quarrel on that basis Bat that ia not
Tie lame Of Rgssia Unhappy she insists more
than all the rest that first declaration IN
which thc has reduced her general pretensons
ard &c MIS-. also say that there arc sslae
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Railroad I.teiai gs nee.

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
The Lynchburg Tug,nidn publishes the following
letter from Mr. Guthrie Secretary Of the Treasury 1t
shows that decisive action s already taken by Ken
lucky for meeting Virginia at the Cumberland Gap
with q railroad from Louisville
TREASURY DEPARrMENT, June % 1888.
DEAR sIr-Fnclosed send you copy OF an ordinance
passed by the City Council Louisville fer the suhsnrp.
ton Of 81 600 GOO % the Louisville and Frankfort Rail-
read Company, TO enable said company 70 construct
branch to East Tennessee II is the intention Of hst
company 70 construct their bra CHI through
uan,ne TO the Cumberland Gap for . benefeial con
necOp with the Virginia other Southern also "a
connect With Knoxville. bave doubt bat that II
would be 10 the advantage II Louisville Nsrok and me
intern ediate country, to rsiroad connection
Informed that the ctizsns II Louisville will by 4
popular vote sanction tue subscription named IN the
dnance aod that the pritec effort Of ali the sutscr
will the connection b.tre.n Louisville and No.
f0s ard give to Louisville the shortest connection vita
the Attain ard Norfolk with the valley II the Onto,
and The Northern aes through the Indisrn Railroad.
tops Of the 10 be made to the Atlantic.
JAMES GUTHRIE.
STRAIGHT LINE TO CINCINNATI.
The Cincinnati Western Railroad Is new road
now in process Oi construction, and running from
Cincinnati On q northwest line 10 New Castle, IDdi-
ans distance of seyentythree miles At that point
it connects with the road TO Chicago, and makes O
direct road between those cities. The whole line Is
under contract, ana the work IL now rapidly pro.
gressing and will he completed during the next
year. Caleb Il. Smith, formerly member of Con
Press from Indiana, but now resident oil Cincinnati
II the President vi the company. The section Of the
country tryersed by tins road is unsurpassed IN pro-
Cuciiyeness.
ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN RAILROAD.
Tie track OF this road has been finished to tie
Sand RIDGE at Jefferson. Arrangements have bee.'
made Tor ties as fast they he laid down. aDss
10 further interruption TO the steady progress VI tue
work IL apprehended
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Markets.
RARINa BROTHER AND co.'s QIRCuLAR.

Barring, BROTHER AND CO.'S CIRCULAR
LONDON, June 24-6 p n.
We have again to report quiet week In the colonial
and foreign produce rket but holders generally show
frupess and disposed to submit to lower pricss
crops which give promise Of abundance Money very
plentiful but the unsettled state VI o' politics keeps
The funds depressed consos for the opening leave Of
esA 9ST An advances Of Nd has taken place in
silver hart have been seld a. bs. 3D. and dollars
At 4 1Ad.; standard gold rs Cd
We have no change to notice IN American stocks. The
demand is still limited but prices are supported; the
only sale q Importance sas beeo in Virginia 6s At 49,
The corr market. under the innusnse Of favorable
wesher and liberal supplies Of wheat and -four frem
abroad has duh this week and prices Of wheat may
be quoted L. chss per Flour. held firmly for former
rates. Is in Moderate demand Last weeks of
III elsh wheat 45 and the quantity rstur.ed sS $40
tsiped In floating esrgnss wheat have bad rather
doing but 1nd'su for the moment quite
kslesbie. a@l
Co17os-we have had here quiet market the sales
Of the week being 500 bes At the previous currency.
At Liverpool the marfe' bs' been ~e supplied up.
tendency nese checked BY the of the sper
atyes yes-rcsy's quotation of mid UIl.ars led.
NpiGo.-Ihe Calcutts sdv css Of 9th May report
tnushce Of unavo'Nbe ~essh-r FOR he CROP Of ~hici
The sO~iIRK thus far h d been irsgp,icaar We have
had some speculative nquiry here in epsequeDee and
there buyers at lat ,ses rates; hssers not
FED to sntcipae the ~ bic sales TO eonnsace 1854
prcxno and for which 10 95b chests are declared :
fos-f,i'. continue IN 1000 ds"s.d a. 4S los. in
Offering nj Sos for New York Bars qui'e neglected. and
81 ID romiosl quoraaoa Scotch pig Is arm at 5ls I'd.
for mixed plumbers. and 56s for No. l GartshoYYie.
Foreign de. cciptions III changed
LEAD very dun; We have sellers, but buyers
at The Last quotations; end with the low price, your
side further cecipe seems inevitable.
1IssEFD CAKES ~ good dsmsnd and firmly held. We
quoie heS York in barrels go IS 10 bags 60 New Or
lsars in estks 81 lbs 81 It's. I'd. london made f3
SILK (Rsw) Public sales have been h@ld ~ oo0 baes
Bengal aud eco bser Chin. nearly all Of ~Lich.
usu.l we're bought IL above the market TIE accounts
J,om China hare 9ieen ,mnes to holirs and adj
81 3D. has len paid many holding TOR Il We quote
lsst'se les Cd 2os Ga fsy sasW los = Tia 3d. long
oil IAs nc lnns Il IA
TrA.--Bold1s firm Lut the trade Luy sparinqly,
Vhs fecrlo.ire ruehases checked By he high pre-
tensions u importer, though about COO ehes Is Coosou
have been Ial IN At H. 81. Is. 50. Comnen Congous
1870. 1lAd At cubic sses OF 49, ia pkgs hsla on
uedsy ouy S0eo founo buyers At previous rates pass
ire off fatty. Deliveries continue lsyKe
1uBrE.uNE-No sales OF rough reported but for good
parcels doubt If los ia. 4eud be obtainsbe SPIRITS
fat with large arrivals from ysur sde American, in
Casks a. British nouinal,y. i3s Cd q AS.
wpAuBoNE lie firm at ESQ for Polar, and fl7o for
Southern. North vest nors
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Egypt.


Letters from Alexandria say that the government
OF the Vceroy had formed camp at short distance
from the city, composed Of chosen troops, destined
to succor CoDstantinople. All the regiments ordered
to join the camp had arrived. rs t4ms
The railway is so far advanced that locomotive
carriages had been run out for distance Of several
miles from town; and the directing engineers state
that there is every to believe the first section
OF the line to the Nile at Kar Kyat, will be ready for
traffic considerably before the end Of the present
year.
American Visitsrs In Europe. f.sJaaa
Annexed is list of Americans entered 1t the
banking house of Livingston, Wells Co.,, Paris, for
the week ending June %. 1861 "a
J. II waring Corosu l. Hersenheime William n.
Ire ard lady, Joseph Rance Daniel Hnotingdnp fam
u Fd~nrds, A W Small Joseph ". Barpsr Cad Payior,
Mis- Rhodes ". ". phDio- u D., and sou I'd I'd Gillea
George A Rosbin. ". G Gooahus, Matthew Gak.ou,
and .,fe A Sseeter and wife Edward II Nay, Gould
81 ihcIp stephen G DeDison. Charles A. Mann, E G.
Tinker, Henry W, Coles
PENNSYLVANIA.
Ham'ltcn Smith. John ? Do sning G. B; Hutchin.,
Henry Samuel
d Perkins Ives Charles Hovey and family, James r.
Dwight Joseph Kelley, Ben amin y. Kendall
MARYLAND.
Edward Pegrsm, Johp sadtler General G. W. VIII
hanson and family, Addison Hewlett.
VIRGINIA.
s.mrel ". Paul. Orlando A, Pegam, Horace L. Kent
Charles Kent
OHIO.
W. F. Jcbnssn, c F. Adse " N. Bangs.
LOUISIANA.
FL G. Schmidt Timon DemotpeIle. ..
SOUTH CAROLINA.
f. Fdgerton, r. s. Edsertou, W. C. Gates wood, Jsh
G. Dudley, John Khnck, Small
MISSOURI.
F.r. Cornell Auesor"dt.
WISCONSIN,.
Henry Wild.
CALIFORNIA.
Jacob PM.
ALABAMA.
J. Little Smith.
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Circassia and n ,lssia

The latest advices from Berlin are 10 the following
effect :-"Eothng positive clear regards the
lire Of policy which Prussia will observe in the Rms
so-Turkish question II allowed to uanspire rhe
statement made day or two ago, that in the note
addressed last Thursday To London and ST Pc
tSrsLurg, Prussia expressly IeitsiIs Aom pieds
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Enrrian Pnrla.


A. Perto Graads, date couae.1s DsaI5o I'm New
Ycrk fArrl 90 for Shsrghd
P.so osh Nay 30 N,r p Whittier Jones I'm Havana for
Cr0rstlcf. C-rolne, nom Ne~-fork n London.
Ar arcir Nay - ship Lsncas.Ie B-Itnship Hayrs.
Cd I'm Newport May =, Am L-c4s Nsx-Bedf0rd.
At G.szsE My p Ann Harley McDona d. N-WYork Al p,
ondaes Is or - John SD .th Atants, Robertson
on Ps.rd. Loves-
OF Wsisrford Nay = shp Aastaa Ed-sssa Liverpool or
Ne~-l orb
Have M.y p John haven RsssF Mobile; co!-mhl-.
Stall Arslach.cfa
PIT IO Deal Ny p Msyaow,r Roger. IN Ne--York m Hare
Pss,d b. 20 about Nay 80 RSe, SsSOresas f5r
HauhrfE.
Passss By Do Nay p John HAIRS H.-nnoo f Orleans fsr
Cr0rsrndt
o. Psr.sd May = saAe Bel Jska.aa ia H.vrs for seYt
Pssssd Fsaouth Nay g. Robert Hooper, Churchill fa Ssx.
Orl-ars for H.vrr.
AZ. suihsmPuu June North star fs Elandzs NevYork
Sd fz- C0wrs Nay =. P. Penc<t1n- Peudlston London
Sd fnl. Ardrosan Nay = May. Richie Boston.
An q Queer Nay s. N-d0r.- Mrsuzas f.I
csived orders for Jreebock
So n. Por' ysuare. May n Panels. Was. View YORK
Az hsrse lie. May ~ Art CHos, s,lbts and w-
bun, Tor New 1osk ldz
cc a stockkolm Nsy p ssp.rar Pyle Es-.Yort
Cd g Rotterdam May u Noes rsyr Nl1dsui .nd MAJ.
AT Heivoet Nay = Tr.lsnd GrsT.on Mob.. Fo, urs
Merrill Ba.t-ore. "a Mar =, E1tzE nafthezs Bostou
sd from Rochels May =, Denmark (ialnare y-w.Yot
An Boraesz1 2sth Thomas Wright Lavender HsTn SD NJ
HAynes NeW-fcrk-
AT SnnYore April IS Csnsd. Williams for Pen.aT .nd Yok
An Melbourne Eeb N1usam White Arck.nd. lSth Msxv
NsfsrD.n hedre. shanshzi sea Clneen. Wood, 90.
Arn AeEe.ste, Is " florida Pke. SydntyNs
Ira bsf.ror- Northrur, toca NsE-Yorkl Austr.iA
Cd rom kacstra April STATE Of Name F5rd Londos
An az AEyso March - Geo Law, Cooper IsznAs
sinfsporr; AEnes BFuEn Srapore
Psd Struts Of sunda March r. Ami. Buekm.a B.,b.r from
Canton far sswYort APr sosAsa Cross Pane M.niIa hr
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Pas.engers sailed

IN f. ffo1rsifF 4rzba. LirerJoi- Por,er
vnnBah Mes Canon AID Reid NesOrsans. NJ F.4ush.r
NJ Mrs Hohra-hy - rhdn
and servant Mrs Lsy children ard Forouto
Byes asagbter NesOrlesrs; Mr. M Canon
dsnsktef Gad maid Ne~Oresus q Maaalsy
dsrsn Mr. and Ms sssch.n M Ptf uzrse Dr. ru5r
Nfs McDougaL three children rhons. h. 81
knox Chef yus,iee Of Tuidsd Nathan wss,eo New
Mt SCHROEDER adv keefcr Montreal Mr. M.cDgar.t
TAouss NJ CorncTy Mr. GFahkn New Orsaas Le-s5ore
LeIkin R0tinsn, Toronf,; C. Kkp.ck Mr. Rol-t -ars
q. B. Adams Mr. Meuove. John Rve Col Prsch Levot
Tsn.. VI boworthy R. W.ler, NJ Clemens Mo Pis.rd sad
maid Mr. Walter M Aoeerson Mr.. and hrs Cxrk
Ies NJ and Ms Whrnsy ard d.uEher Mand Ms. Tptoa y o
Nj and Ms d N HEhf and chd Wa Burtsrf SeE-De.as,
W Md. Ar Williams truther O. Brpir. W. Bou4 G.
hosk e boarn Frsnee Nesrs Prross and Lyn6 csca;
herck- w " Temple ". Bezas RIO Grade; Mr. Moodie,
ada kesrs Gal4ses Shvsrz Bowman SswOsaas c Jenk-
ia. Hucsirsn Lsirt Bae Miller Noafr.a TkonAL 20. C. Il
Eysnbs, YsssnsA; Nsss W. Taoir Walker Foronto; Ne
gene, Qsebes H2xH fus broher Id cha NJ. Hesks
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nisasfrr.. Ar.

LErrEF Carr DAVIS ofhp Elsn Boot Tahiti Marsh
e. hs thai the 18th i-skT coni
iou hsvins he : The On, -
u = jon 40 % CAPT Dsv nsdssy had
le ship hch ordered ser O. BE- hsu into hoa and
10 h. dsohr.ed The have been sosg ths
hp e1t Nhfuf her and she viii BE-
deued The sFeLse OF repairing her Wal amount TO hsn her
value
FRsNcIs WErSEY SlVer Il ard r stor from Manila
Wheh Batavia Ms CD a. ieaky condemned
ArIH u.
BEG WILSON FuLLEsA letter addressed EToo Waller Esq
Secesry o. th- Board Of udrver dated Norfolk 1871
n h rig Nsn Fuller Nrw York Savruuah
cpod a. ashore five miles ofE,gts Head having
Ficsy rEt Capt cu the uhdsErteu ar.sd the
btr SATURDAY Ih. escorted csrg, con.grE
offCgr baron. line iron. DRY soods kc
ScfR CkECLSF HoPFfN Hosusr. cf Camden Ne os
sch rl re Coofrros haut 200 Of Hsval
Ben ehisd u abandon he vessel the hold being fall =
tf sud heyy re reef pevrl' the pnsli
off ssis fcfle bgnd from Ne Oissls
Hsvars with % ard tin far the reezanh C0noanv y
tst - uut deck belonging 20 the captain Captain and
arrived =, havana oh ut without tIeir chests.
heG NAsLoNf Au.a Nrrsns. schr R0sfuua
CoCrts for Booa 10th o. Whrh sailed from Mitirzis ih
urrsd 20 port caf % dan having ben
HCRz ANFLfi Halet tom Boston r Asuaiis P r. put iu1
NeNhuPo h us 20 repair having lot fosms-t ant b. Esprit
OF ffre od on fie f1h
THE Now BRoDaENE s-n Gottelhur put INTO
Falmouth ErE. .7h ulf, iessy and with cargo .hif,d
sCfR FNIHcy Hughes ldsuas Boston, oded with
puf into Charleston Mondy Eh etkrE bdy Csl eoaerl
big csu arsd
Sem s.Rsn McDoN,LD Philadelphia I'm Prsyncsu, tie
OF he h o'clock "a hip Lsgsa H,r
Vheh tor % bea~afe without .ht carried
sfsurcieoHS bGvks aud saf5osd
SIDE sT-s Hisirsal ard broke usin boom.
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Arrived.


RM 'ts.rhp A scott In. Liverpool Juue with passengers
ard uese % Cunsi
n.fFerg@ master Nav IS c. lrg - r. SPOKE
B. tsri C,lfrfi m EesOrsns for Cardiff. Nay p Dc 8 ri
ousfec q. ont I- ~. Ar g. ons s % ,,t. 1 C7i-
I'm IEsco r o1-.e ? D. o' .h .a., ai " 'ns 81 0'P'ie
reo Wv IS VIII js srd ~ rss.--ssrs q Tyort Merrill NJ
tsrce srd star Or te Eu0r ~ Boston tr Liverpool NI a. Dr.
TvYorE Jupes s a. r. on s. % pots .csr F,a iof
cufh IN CsTs CD Jures a g 50 Ion g. spoke h9 Devon ~
BsTl Aysroo wadoboro1 Rser, sasuA Grade h. With
Bs No O. S-r Bauu,r sd. I'm Buenos Aye, and s. d. m
River l. Platte, win WOO srd hir's 70 order.
-fNsesses 'of For'h, Me- 0rfa cariena' o d. vi
seir Disah Md.et Washington c. d. with naval
seir Fla s~s.sy Wellington y sd. with
seh Voc. w.rip, lo ssiuoub Me- Stone Tur7n Nrco,
81 No. I'm N-uycri fr Newt lrrars Nav TO- was Pa co Win
r s. Fsr CT Cope Frda Jans Of CAPE H,'',r,v he
~ bad oct carsized RI bar, lives ost
s- correa FauILer Boston. i'- With Hd'e- 70 Dsy'oa
sehr Melbourre HI Roellard ga with lime master.
Scfr eilss, Wright Rcekfnd id.- With lrne IN mater
setr n'-src Flsrrgt n is. with spa. ?. Snow.
SIR Put'. Perle, No'f1lk a. bound - Vel ,nd23
sch Haret Louisi Jones Psdphis d. with coal bound 20
seif " Elizabeth Hustled Phide d. with coL bouni
sen, O. nor SIN a viii bound Bosom
to seil.1o ,i Ne ' o. '''' ''
SIR Brsre -. Philadelphia. d. -ifh coal
SER n-u'el Russell Shser. Portnd c. ds- witt stone
schr Fre'er' Tyler Savannah d. with cotton and
SIR c1r-rrr- stevens. csz,wen Bridge Del d. With sra
Seb- LINES Davenport Patterson Plymouth C. IT'S with
sh-s'e'
sAILTD-ster chip Aab' Judsas Liverpool ships Ore" Wet
Ia ~ ~ B,sch. for Msrsesibo
BELOW b,rk sud brir unknown.
MINi-Sunsef. lght.
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A. Pvncetown 9Th BRIG Gem, of Beverly Cook waiting or
Ar New Becford 18th bip A5sne Car North Pic Homo
luu Jun s. Rorsfougs. Feb T. with ECO bh N o. and o
hone csfd bone the 90 b5s - .nd ovy ~
bone freiah bis Oh OF from snip How a1c and SD
bis NJ u go ia bone from The Wn on H. ~ -
bone Msusposet $50 DO I'm rae Fanca hrnr-
GIN 20 I'm tn Jeauuet do hsrcl T. a. - d
long a Is cd signals with siaP ks5eeea sa i
New Bscfrf A.,
CD a. do 4h Franklin, of weol Rnsss f1r Allan
tir Ocean 81 lfh ship Miznt0nOu, PacIhc Ocean
Ar a. SeLordon Ih bs Rescue Newton, 10 a. for DAVIS
Strrr Whsirg -, nj,
Cspf Anyne q 'hp Roizn Of Ne Betord repor
a. Taha PM wh 80 his sp Oh board, taken between
teafm O. sli we'll tcuIc 70 ths Pacific.
Cspt Baer, Of ship Cllao Of 3 fso~s her ~
ouu Arm ~ With 40 tts. 70 20 Vi ol hound n
letter ru- EdVsfds u shp George Wsti1Fgn ~ v B.
r-ror-s a. Apr 10 Win 20 bb So do OIL
iosid y Woud Al Iaaln the eoe u he
Ar Lshsr. April IS ship Furra Pests B. 80 81 Loo
VI Tie Cstse Hlihaway B. Al do APn H. had - 20
huulr hack Cii
srosen- May = st % ons = bra samuel Cox Of Proraoe-
ie res cur fco 81 90 backfElo 20 cTue longer
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FURS AND sKlNS-The supply larger q I'll dfrpusns
~ ln.- IN. tern.nd h Mud We rnnl-.

TALLOW Holders frner the supply Of country r. limited
Srs q q zee n CITY ard Pfisdpha rendered
HAYA sfae supply o. Oh on the m,rte with 100 bA
Btvfr 70 81 ate, fnf more IN lots ata7lc esl.
HOPSA quiet market Western Sales . bales Wes.ern IL
Sc
LIHF-Tbe surpy us. aud deu.nd quite light stes Of
Roct lnf and unn 81 30
LUNRFRA coed den AID for Eau Spruce aud Pine - 81
sl4Vsr ltft feet
LATHsA at,a demand for Eastern 81 75dsi 81 per Osc
cash
BOOTS AND sHOrS-The dss snd q1ite active and the
limited ard higher parl sriv hk Lsb1--rs
ni. pces tend lpvlId southern and FAR Western
merchants b. make their anpesIn aud ,t
,ck ofthn sofk a. home ig California aud Asr.is demand
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FRUITS are IN focd S4rsnd Bnr-h .irns
g 70; IS csscs Cou 81 rags sicily Wanuts 6e II bos
Currsr's - 10 = &c.
COFFFE The nste' ssdy at very dali sales have been
made o. 100 hsg RIO ac: 100 mats Jaws A. ia
SUGARS steady ralef with only 1oerste h1s7ess f11g
~ ifc thds NeOesr. IS hid Porn Rice '1ts
NOLAs dnil bat te.dv. sales o. hhts p
hhds Cabs Nu.eovado It 2.c and 80 bids
IL hord r.
SOAP remains without change pees Sales Of so boxes cass
A. If301fic cssh trd tire.
sPICFS-There chsrse worthy If n,te in tbs line.
sALTWe sales 81 100 bushels = Martins IN a. SIZE
sscts Brou - a. ff-tirne.
FIRE CRACKFRsA GOOD demand We note sales Of 30 boxes
Csrfon 40 rsctssf o. 49,
TosAcCO-A du market Sales 10 hhds Kentucky 81 aaie
Z Is1,s C-t.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEw.YoRK

ShirPstrck Henry Hurtut London. Grnnen Mrtarn c.,
Tirr Sts Russell T-rpoo n A Kn<sisv< sEstoas C'a
cufru Poue'e Lvfrpo0. ". Phil CO ChaS Y u Lee
Rctrcfo Botd Hincaen Eastern Kilburu. = JOIN NIB
Frsr Voc L Co.
Brss Msr-iiois Sherman. Rect and. kc. J. T. Wh-e g
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NrCreedy NeW-Yo.s, Goeds- Boz DAYTON Slrigne
sco-.Grsrer Geer New Haven II. Hivers; Rhode Island
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cargo Allegheny Bfurinoas sd lee per busheL
Barg agssd, f-5 q Chut al Sosisn
sl5 per Thsrs fsure msket
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NHIsKY-Ibe rsfftt We dl and hst tnd NJ sappF 2
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81 o. Sr Me-: sf9s Is m PINE ard - IS flr s1x
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qry o. Pd1e Sale bhis ani c rial
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NOOlhe u1ster irln bat -ffis u New ID
Nc ssisshsts fsrsd Of Peeled s5ue q 10 hs so1 prsv.
prices AcsI Rrels Avres he sss coss4e-.bs a,
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c.r.s. o Frufhtnxh.m s.lr; Msas BROOKS and Shsrasrs
Ro-ses NJ Nrse sns frsu1 NeE-Oriesnss Nils de-
FIs.f bsnchs kKnDe Mr. Fener, CaQt De Wss~n
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NJ "a NJ Nav Nr .ni Ms Wsiri VI. Hnj II, D,r.
srn Pufsr suit f-- and chidsn W Ls ~ zrn.ry
Tbcuss N-ckrsf-y. Mrs G Brunty, Wisr, Mr. Ksiser Mr.
Nar rsrtn., s,n Josn Re-. " tsnan. y r Aver
Nr Bsks Nssrs Csn-ru8 and 2. 4 Bru~ c,,i-1u NJ J-n
Nj Leecu and M Fourer y o. Dr. q Ho.aS Bear-r 81
I1ze Lens z Mica Canal. NJ Norr.ns
NJ Bsri Mr Peres LoEd0n Nr Nee Mr. sasoas snd B.. T
wsra and lady, Boston judge shaw So-Tst. M speee