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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-18

T1E Manager OF the saint Paul Gymnasium takes pleas
l. urc in informing the citizens of ST. Paul and its vicn-
ity that he has opened his in the Empire Block
the reception OF gentlemen wishing indulge in the
restoring exercise afforded by gymnasc sports. To
those suffering from want eta fully developed muscula
structure gymnastc exercises peculiarly adapted
restore vigorous and healthy tone to the yscas
lem Exercise together with pure air and cold waterj
ciolsy ed in the prescribed, cannot fail in
making the most weakly strong and robust.
Mr. Manchester has been at considerable expense in
fitting the purpose above named, and hopes
to re ceive share of public patronage in his line of bust
ness =. Z. MANCHESTER. Manager
St Paul. Noy = lSh4-dif
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BLACkSNIFFHING.

r9IE subscriber wing bought out the shop and fixtures
OF e. L. Griffin. at the foot of Main street lower town
prepared to do all work IN his line the most approv-
ca and on the shortest notice. Having served his
Tine in Of the best shops in the Union he feels conf
dent that he Will give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their custom. Charges moderate.
Steel Iron, and Nails. always on hand and for sale
cheap. Oxen shod at all times 1t "a 90 per yoke.
Nov. Is, IS54 3ind&w III WARRINC
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TIKI DAILYPIONEER, is published every aUeek day
Wing, at the Office Third, corner f Jackson Street Sdim
Paul Minnesota, and IS furnished 10 Nail Subscribers for
Ss Dollars Year, IN Adodnce City Subscribers Fifteen
Cents Heek payable to the Carrier
TIE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at the same office
= sent TO Nail Scriers al the oUn0 rates. Single Copy
1no Dollars; Five Copies, Eight Dollars Eight Copies Ten
DOars 1celce Copies T,pslre Dollars To take ardnace Of
the CLUB rates hoWecer, the sutsrion price Lepad
Sari1t!y IN Adrdnce
~ CORRESPONDENTY.-An communications
Utu rceire attention. Al articles processing facts
sts % accompanied by ne authors name mot for pubica
ton, tta as guarantee The truth Of the statements made
Voluntary Correspondence, containing important
sa!is.is Of the condition and growth towns and settlements
Throughout the NorthiceS. IS solicited.
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5000 ROLLS WALL PAPER,
lust RECEIVED-the finest assortment cf Wall Pa
q per ever brought to Minnesota. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. Cheap for cash at
sen COMBS BOOK STORE
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20 the Elassiesa
HO! SDOrfS1nepl +!

7VxNS fact and can be proved be, ond anv earthly
doubt, that guns can be had. from the celebrated
Name Ellie Gown to pop also kind guns made
to order, and repairing DONE and ali work warranted to
he good Also all firearms used by hunters always on
hand and for sale. 80
p S. The best Rifle Barrels f sale
HOWARD x HERFTR1H
Late of Madison Wisconsin
90 Shop on corner of Robert and 5th SITS
st. Paul, NJ T., Dec. Is, 1854. dSwtf
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Csl.HARTNfisNIsIP NllTICj

YOKE of red Cattle, with white faces, top of left ear
A OF each cut oil. They came to my premises seven
weeks ago. The is requested to come forward
charges property and take them away they will
be dealt with according tolaw. JOHN JAGOA.
tIrer Grove. Dakota county, Nov 49, 1854 3tw.
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PORK /!

vTNiF undersigned have for sale at their warehouse
Lower levee twenty five hogs, weighing from $50 t,
$40 b each Those in want Of superior article Of Porl
VIII please call on them f. McLAGAN co.
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ATLANTA MONEY


4 LEXANDER EEY will take any quantity of ATLANT
n BANK BILLS in payment for old debts and will r
ceve to any amount for current sales his warehOus
Lower Ieyee. Nov. ~. 1854.
noy24'f ALEXANDER REV
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SrAIlONkltl OF every description at COMBS store,
~ Near American House
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}. Z. II LIEElON. J. BURGESS
j. &c. FULLERTON BURGESS.

}. Z. II LLEEioN. }. BURGESS.
j. &. FULLERTON BURGESS.
II 4. FULLERTON iias tis 4 ~ associated with BIN
- }. EURGEss in his Branch sore in The WinsiOw
House, Fort Street. The business to be conducted by
j. Burgess, rnder the nfme and firm Of j. E. FULLER
TON - BURGESS; vine they have hand large
and well eected stock of Dry GOops of every variety
together with 4 complete stock OF CLOTHING, Doors
ard Shoes.
We shall do : in our power to satisfy customers
both as to price /: "a quality.
March 22, ls5I-5O-tf
LAND OFFICE, MlNNEAFOLTS.
NOTICE is hereby given II po ons interested that
~ said Office will be open f. e.np.ions on surveyed
laeds in the Minnca coils District and after Monday s.
the 9Th day of October. Fl. p. RUSSELL. Receiver.
j. NJ. OI.DS, Receiver.
Minneapolis lsnd Office. Sept. 20, 1854 -oct2dtf
Csb-A.AIiTNEiEsSIalP NOTICE.
i W SIMPSON, James I4awther and John F. Bradford
= have this day entered in partnership under the
st! and firm j. W. SIMPSON co. for the purpose OF
ransacting Wholesale Grocery, Produce Forw ardinp
and Commission Business. Lower Levee st. Paul Mimi
June %, 1854 June "a Eff
TO ENGINEERS AND DlsAUGlfTSMEN.
VIELCM CLOTH. Watman's Drawing PAPER all
sizes Mathematical Instruments Architectural
Works, &c For sale low at COMBS
Franklin Bookstore. near the American House.
liLSwhae and lard for sale cheap. by the gallon OF
~ barrel by w. B. MGROARTY.
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NOTICE,
BRANDY,

RELEGANT DELICIOUS AND SUPERB :!
M Ehave pipe OF very old soft and OILY Pale Ot,rd
w Dupuy. The best that money procure in the
United States and of the best imported into
Minnesota. So say all the Doctors and 5ons Tirnas Of
the city All persons desiring perfectly pure French
article for medicinal purposes, had best call soon "a,
BOND KELLOGGS
CITY Drug inner Toup
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IhnE fAsUkkl. 4.
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE!!!

1hnE EANUkGlci
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE!!!
once more replenished from its lower depths be-
low the hill, to its topmost heights on ST. Anthony
street, or in other words from pit dome" with the
largest, choicest and most complete assortment of ev-
erythine ever kept in first class
getty DRUG STORE!"
WE SPEAK FIRST TaD THE LADIES'
4 ND have to offer them a very fine assortment of
IA Jules Hauel's and Bazn's Perfumery seIeo ted hy
lone of u.s. especially for this market All fresh,
choice, excellent
nov 70 BOND & KELLOGG.
TO THE GEMS.
NO excuse for bald heads now We have been An
~ pointed the Wholesale and retail agents. of the
Territory for Professor o. J. Woods great and unr,
vailed HAIR Restorative. We offer il in all confidence
II has and will produce good and perfect crop of the
finest hair. Call and see the proof at
BOND l. KELLOCG'S
City Drug Store, st. Anthony ST., upper ST Paul
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SEWALL A. nENSmORE.

CIVIL ENGINEERS, offer their services for surveying and
subdviding lands, making surveys and estimates for
roads, bridges, and hydraulic works Particular aten-
ton also given to draughtng and copying plans Office
in Post Office building ST. Paul, Minnesota. dec1Sdtf
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ATTENTION FAfsWEis>.
IL ILL the varIint. We are as usual death On
IN wolves" On hand, a large quantity of strvcb
nine Just the quantity you wait, in bottles also rat
ana mice exterminato chemical preparation upc-
fior to and more safe than arsenic Cali on
BOND & KELLOGG
noS@o Upper Town.
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Iisn.


On Saturday, June o JOIN +. DKlArIAryE in the 6s,h
OF his age.
Bis friends and relatives those of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
residence No ST. Marks place. this afternoon at four
O'Clock, without further invitation
On Monday June 3, RICHARD JoHS VERsER in the 23th
year Of his age.
The friends OF the family arc respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this morning at ten oclock from his
late residence, No 81 Sullivan street
On Monday evening, June 3, TaoaAs S. HENRY Esq.
Ills relatives and renGs respectfully invited
tend his funeral from his late residence No e3 Lexing
ton avenue 10 morrow afternoon, at two O'clock with
out further invitation
OF severe illness, JOHN {. WIESeRs
The friends and scquaintances invited to attend his
dence No ia Delaney street. corner OF Essex street
his remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
On Monday June 5, of consumption. CECILIA eldest
cargh,cr Of the late Winthrop Eaton aged 20 years.
The Trends OF tie family invited to attend her fu-
neral tomorrow afternoon, at halt past three o'clock
iron. her late residence, No 169 South Fourth street
Williamsburg
On Monday morning, June g. at Staten Islam, EMMA
JrsEA youngest daughter OF the late Francis Saltus
The friends of the family invited 20 attend the fu
neral from her late residence No IL WaveIley place,
this afternoon at six O'clock without further invitation
ct RcssYille, Staten Island, Monday, June s. WILL
liam SnEA, senr., Esq, aged rs years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at half past
two O'Clock. from St Luke's church, Rossvue.
In Jersey City Friday, June 2, SARAH EtzA eldest
daughter Of John G. and Rachel stansbury aged years
10 months and IL days.
1t Aspinwall, N. c., Wednesday March % Mr..
CnHEs LiwEEsoE, in law of lothian Clark Esq of
this city.
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sioner Of Lamps and Gas be directed 70 Issue A or
dinance extending the limits OF the lamp district.
By Councilman MosAaHAS-Thst the basement
in Centre market be altered.
By Councilman CRAIG-That Thirty-6rst street
between Tenth and Twelfth avenues, be repaired.
BY Councilman M0CLAyE-That Twenty-seventh
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, be
regulated
BY Councilman GAFNEY--That First avenue be
repaired by the Second Avenue Railroad Company.
By Councilman PrHcKNgY- Requesting the Com
missioner of Lamps and Gas to report the names of
all streets lighted with oil
By Councilman HEsLY-To advertise for location
for Engine Co. No 3.
By Councilman MATHHR-That the Commission
or of Streets and Lamps report as to street clean
ing.
by the same-That the Comptroller be requested
to1hquire into and report concerning certain city
railroads.
by. Councilman CRAIG-To flag Thiry-third
street.
By Councilman PEARsoN-Tha the Comptroller be
directed to draw his warrant for $780, to purchase
q horse and wagon to attend to lis duties
A number OF reports Of committees were then re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
The Board then adjourned.
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United states CoInInts-ion.r's Court.
IL.
ItIulN IIUN. ". NNIsUn, E.N.
ASSAULT ny TN, UICu CO q


JCSE j-1hc United States Ts. William No5Ts This
case, lie hearing of which before he commits soner had
occnped several days this morning brought close
aud the commissioner decided the evidence TO be sum
Gent to warrant him in giving decision against the de-
PENDANT. Mr. Rdgway, the Assistant District Attorney,
appeared for the United States and Chas Donohue for
tho defence. : largo number OF Witnesses
med for the government, whose testimony established
TIC following facts Moore, the defendant, master
OF the American ship Jamestown Of which vessel Mansel
Billings was steward during the voysge from Hong Kong
10 New lorl, via Manila. Upon various OCCASIONS while
at sea the captain beat and i'll treated the steward with
out Just cause. Billings native of the Cape de verd
Islands and his knowledge OF the I'm sh language was
80 imperfect as 10 render him, at times difficult 10
ctftood or to undcrssnd precisely what was said 60
him. On one OCCASION he struck upon tho shoulders
by DESCENDANT, with large bamboo: again. with piece
q the ini4en topsal brace; again With AN ann chair
ihcn with SPY glass: and also with the handle OF an
axe Inc spy Glass and chair, IL Is sad were broken
over his head and number OF blows were inflicted upon
bis head Wit the handle. At other times the can
tain choked him These injuries, Il was proven, made
The steward feel sick and he applied to Capt Moore FOR
medicine, but was refused although a medicine chest
kept in The cabin Defendant was nj during the
voyage, and that account liable 10 lose his
Ter one witness testified a. defendant said he woud
murder Billings before he got to New YORK
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EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR II the GuLF.-As
Capt. Daniel German, OF the ship Jessy, from Linn
erck. WIS on MS outward voyage, and when about
fortyye miles southeast Of the island OF AAticosti
during thick fog, and surrounded nv field Ice he
heard the report OF gun. Surprising il TO be
signal from another vessel near at hand he caused
the fog bell TO be rung, 10 avoid a collision In
was found TO be close to piece Of ice on which Law
in view the body Of an Indian extended, and still
bleeding profdsely from wound in the chest lie
was quite dead and not far from him lay the body
OF another Indian, with dead seal alongside of him.
The st poor fellow. il is coniectured, desparing OF
relief from certain death by starvation, had just put
period 70 his existence not imagining that aid
really so near. They probably went ont together on
the field OF ice to Kill seals. and had drfted out TO
sea, when the first dying from the cold the other
committed suicide to avoid more lingering death.
--Qntbtc Mercury. May q.
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Fk<emen's Riot In philadelphia.
(From the Bulletin, June 81
Joseph Hughes Patrick Tarert. John Barnst. an,

EuNLru Shti.y, mr,t alie4,Su yesterday afternoon
and taken lefuie Alderman Clouds on the charge of
rioting in the vicinity Of Second and Jefferson
steets. Ihey were each ordered to give bail IN the
sum OF sl,OoO 10 answer at court The riot was ra-
1her oil seri' us character. The parties are adhe-
cents OF rival lire compane5-one being Irish Catho-
lics and the other llsh Protestants. They COM
-nencod rioiing about six o'clock, and word was sent
70 the station house. Lieut. MNay proceeded a.
once 70 the scene OF disturbance ana found at least
. hundred persons engaged In the riot. The word
was given 10 shoot hin, and whilst many were pelt
ing him with stones ard other missiles, man step
ned out Of an alley al the corner Of Jefferson and
Washington streets, and fred three times at him,
but missed his AIM The Lieutenant drew his re-
yolver and discharged Ave loads into the crowd but
with what eject was not ascertancd.
Two OF TIE rioters were dragged away, supposed
to have been wounded in the legs. One arrest was
made and the lieutenant then proceeded to the
house from which the pistol YVES discharged. He
arrested three men, OF them being the man who
mad fired at him. The prisoner was rescued by
large gang OF the rioters. Two OF the party aiding
In the rescue, were arrested and locked up
The leGtenaht struck on the arm az he was
IN the act OF firing the last lead from his revolver.
The weapon was knocked out OF his hand but he
Quickly recovered it.
number OF officers arrived on the ground in
few minutes and the mob dispersed. About twelve
O'Clock last night, Lieut. Nally and several men
were walking around the injected district to prevent
any further disturbance. Presently they were
startled by the report of pistol. The man who
tired IL ran away, but after chase of two squares
was headed oil by officer Adams He proved to be
James German.
This fellow was sreakigg up on pile of paving
stones behind the officer, aud as he was getting
ready to shoot Il tntm, hs pistol was discharged,
because IL would rot stand cucted, and one OF his
little Singers was blown Of. Tie was taken before
Alderman Clouds his morning, who bound him over
to answer a. court.
There was considerable excitement in the infected
81 ctior this morning LoGd threats were made as to
what parties would 10 u1ier certain circumstances.
Five or six were arrested and locked up for hear
ing.
THIS morning, between seven and eight o'clock, a
serious braw occurred IN Sixth street, above Catha.
Vire, MoyameEsng, which originated from religion
was badly cut ia the face with a hatchet or some
other deadly weapon, and three others, whose
names We could not learn, were injured. No ar
rests we've made.
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SHp rRrhSs--AccSunts from Rsvsl to sth nit. state
that 100 bales cotton, partly damaged had been landed
from ship Strolna.
BR BARK AoHriIFs. from New Yesh for st John, NIB,
at Moosepeeea sold at auction 9th nit with about
40 bbs four vhfh nearly al that was saved OF the
She about 700 tons four years old and had
eco bills -four o do PORK 20 do beef icv tons coal tea
tohsceo candles hcps, &c vessea and ell attached sold
si5 Value Of cargo sold about 500. insurance
g. eco Cargo PROBABLY insured N New York or :, John,
NIB.
BApK yrnsor. Th.ysr tcr Msyol tossl 70 Trieste vsl
sci IL partially insured In this atty.
from for Halifax the vessel reported nv the
Delaware at Savannah as sclr sunk about fosr miles
Of the Light Boat Rsrtins Industry She has been
tswed henco about ten r.es expected TO be got
the bar into tie harbor o. 0t The In
Avrnt fallen In with 3th nit ~ o5 70 10
with sx feet water In her old by fshr Encbanrcs
rived here yesterday from vannah, who took of the
tain and srew and Brought them to this port.
sonr w GAnvASy. ashore near Currituck on Wedncs-
Jay iat Outing heavy sea and high wind changed hey
position from he4t 10 the beach nearly 20 the side and
nine oeock on Thursday morning che carried away her
manmrst shoyt ten feet from the deck, which falling on
the tttem punp ust have disabled it. ard Will no Doubt
prevent tho fec Of It, The ship broken into from
over Ler was very much the sand. the
inrfefsion she cannot he got OF.
WHALING BRIG rvLrsroS, Of Nantucket before reported
At Pernsmhuco In distress, was ccrdcransd prsvous
April II
scua Mona or Reifsst. ssiors Al sonthsmrton III WI
~. - - "a 49, p-s~ 49, 49, sI-s'- litsl
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Domesfic NIlsceIlnnv.

Tho Buffalo Datiy Republic says that hr Worth ne tom
conductor ON the Great Western Railway was Killed
on the "a instant near Chatham. lie was in charge Of
the express train from Detroit, and was akcn with
bleeding al the nose shortly after leaving Chatham
Standing the platform ami leaning forward his head
came in contact with post, Killing him instantly Ills
tntimely death i sincerely deplorcd. lie was favor
tie conductor snd enjoyed the entire confidence Of the
managers Of the road.
Mr.. George Provost. highly respectable and veil
known citizen OF Buffalo, accidentally shot while
pigeon shooting gun in the hands Of HIS companion
went of, and the entire charge lodged In Prcvos,'s
throat killing him instantly He leaves wife and ave
children.
The new citv Vovern-sn' q Ne~gri, =. J.; wM ..
gsnized on hoaa,y, tan~ .,
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Supreme Court--Spccinl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Clcrke.

JUN 5---Bfiss q kellogg Eiricis and Ohers-Judg.
mont for plaintiff with leave TO defendant put in
new answer payment of ten dollars costs Of mo.
ton.
Antcineie reari r. Pc,yfct Gallo hon.-Motiou grant
ed without prejudice
The People er ri Clas. r. Kipp rs The Mayor &c n
Ner iofk alternative mandamus granted.
Before Hon. Judge Mitchell, P. J)
IN he Mailer u 0peaias N,ne'y second Sreek-Notion
TO amend rule granted and same Commissioners, (i j.
Anen, r. ": eioyc AMI a. - Rollins appointed
IN he Mailer Q5 OPENING and EreadinJ tAe BorGy 20
I5dnair S9n1re leo. u. Smith, VIM. N Mcntrc, and
Bartieo smith we're appointed Commissioners
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PHILADELPHIA June D Pa-Arr brigs Ptiucipe
Ghcbrst; VIM Groton, Geyer, and 0raoco, Nash, New
York; Atakapas HASKELL and iyra Carnan, Calais; Al
.snrs JshsTson Fan River sshrs John R;a5srs shrep
con. Portand N shaddock Williams. Middleton, CT;
Heron Newman. New5uryport, Mary Fletcher, Crosby
ksftport, Tyro wentworth. Orland. Me- Ellen. Jones'
Brooslyn, NY; Sarah, sherman New bedford. Malcolm.
wRtd, Reed, Calais.
CID bark Mary Dale Lear, Havspa brig Msrie Often,
Kingston ia Filler, Hewitt, Mobiles Thos Alibone
5Iaensen New orieaS. VIM rotten gsyer Boston sehs
shrepslire. ard II Gibson, Avery, Providence; Mary.
kaehett. Portland; Shaddock Williams, Middleton,
tt Heron Newman NeTburyport Granite state, Besrse
aud JAs BarrAtt, Cobb, boston.
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Port Of New York, June 8, 1854.

>>,-,-,>>~~>->-,
Port OF New York, June 8, 1854.
CLEARED.
Rss ssq sn ol
ssss%sIip illinois Hsrtstens 1spiawaii u Roberts. s
SET Russell How HSw Stanton
p Aass0eE Ss5y New o,sa1s YIN Nielsen
Bark lIenrite (Braa, BrOsohh Queenstown, Beck &
Earh Leveliyn. sherman. Cadiz, II D Brookman 4 Co.
k Shsss Rcs sS'e aS aompsoa aSns c
bark Kate Lincoln. sherman, pomarara John Smith.
B Bsnk rs,;s hys5y Parton
BIiF rnmmcnd, PinEbsS, trinidad, chasteiain Pom.
n Brig Greens, Reed, Pic.ou, ; W Ilwsn Co.
BTis Z Golden (Br) Day, Port Midway, Ms Bloom
Big Express Prus,. Darme- Richibucto, Hurlbut
Brig Oregon OBJ. chvOrs, Bouctouche NIB, Barclay
Rris Jewsts, Pendle.on. Brunswick, Brett Son Co.
Ess Mary frances, Simmons. Savannah, d Brookman
i nsis s Noses Jarvis Ch1rles.on.
sctr Adele Applegit, Galveston, d C Murray
sehr u Warner, Harmon, Charleston, MoCready Mote
ris Ps..e a.'r
schr Mus s c,sstsr Richmond, u Pierson.
s sssr Cabot sleF9a Boston: Sisierson.
Sem augusta rs'iT, New bss is nsste1 s"iS'
saap OK csr slfa bsats aa.,i n massa,
ARRIVED.
Slip May Adelins Ssf wsrrenD Morse Cardiff 80 days.
s sS kS.msH New Orleans
ssy "a with mdse to master. May ~, of Cape Fiori
spoke schr Li1o Dyer Havana Portland: same
pool.
Bark Minnesota cof PHILADELPHIA Peacock, Havana Is
days with sugar, &c. 10 master.
BARI II Gamble. osborne st Marks - days with cot
ton, 6c 70 smallwood Anderson < 90.
coal, 70 Fuller & Co.
nrir y Charlton of savann.h) ghtbcurne Savannah,
J
Sehr Wintermoyer (of flushiDg) Morrow, Havana with
rtre erpes. 70 Gilmartiu 10 date lat 30 ~ Ion "a 81
spolc whaling lark Lady suffolk On a cruise.
Seer Sta Bee tBsl, Potter, st JONAS with timber,
schr Enehstress, jayne, Savannah IL days vita cot.
ton, rice, DC, to McCrcady, Volt Il Co.
Schr Santee Smith, Norfolk days.
sshhr Jane I ing, cham aause, B.ngor; Me- cdays.
Schr Marietta, Stetson, Chatham, Mass, 2 days.
schr Coral, Miller, Rockland, 2 days.
Sclr Effort, Higgins, Rocklend, 2days.
Sclr ophir, Booker, Rocklsnd, 6ays.
schr Gadrian, Layton, Providence, days
sehr Nilliam, Smith, Portland, 2days.
Sehr J Jewett Baker, Portland. CT. 2 days.
Soop Rhode Island, Hull, Provide nee, = dsys
Scoop Harvest, Corwin, Providence, days.
Shin Tennessee, from 49,.
One ship and two brigs, unknown.
Steamship North STAR and Illinois. Aspnwa; Prone.
theus San Juan.
Wind during the day, South.
BY sAEpY Hook PRINTING Ts1rsaArHI
THr HIGHLANDS, June 5-Suudowr.
One slip two bkrks, aad schr OFT the Highlands
in: steamships North star, Prometheus, Illinois one
mile south OF the Urhands outward bound