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Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-29

A correspondent at Steubenyille writes to
the Editor Of the National Era, as follows:
The recent outrage perpetratcd by the Slave
Power, with the assistance of Northern Ar
nolds, has reused spirit of resistance among
the masses in this State, which | sincerely hope
will not be Quoted until the last vestige Of
Slavery support shall be swept from our ma
tional statute book. 1t is to be regretted that
this popular feeling was not more fully repre-
sentcd in the Columbus Convention OF the 18th
instant The resolutions there adopted are too
tame to draw to their support as the basis Of
an Anti Slavery Party, the sincere haters Of
the peculiar institution.
AT meeting Of the People, irrespective of
party. held in the courthouse in this city, on
che 4th instant Judge Mcdonald, q Democrat
tried and true, presiding, the resolutions here
with enclosed were unanimously adopted
Among these resolutions are the following:
nThat henceforward there can be but fro
parties in this countryside party of Siauery
and the party Of Freedom.
nThat we are in favor Of the repeal OF 20
much of the Kansas and Nebraska bill as abb
rogates the exclusion Of Slavery from those
Territories, and tho immediate restoration Of
that restrictive law to the statute book.
"That we are in favor of the unconditional
repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law Of 1850, and
all iaps of Congress by which Slavery is es-
tablished or in any way sustained 10 the Dis
trict Of Columbia, or elsewhere; and we are
also in favor Of the enactment Of laws by
which Freedom shall be secured to oil the
inhabitants Of all our National Territories,
whether now in possession, or hereafter to be
acquired.
dThat we will vote for no man for any Ma
tional, State, or county ofice, who may be re-
quired, in his official capacity, to act in rela-
ton to the question Of human liberty, who is
not an open and publicly avowed friend of the
practical measures indicated in the two pre-
ceding resolutions.
"That while Shannon, a Disney, Green,
and an Olds basely bringing bowed the sup
pie knee to the dark spirit OF Slavery, we feel
called upon to express our heartfelt thanks to
our immediate representative, the Hon Andrew
Stuart, who, faithful among the faithles,,
fearlessly and truly represented the views and
feelings Of his constituents, and the principles
Of republican government. And we say TO
him, in all sincerity, We'll done, good and
faithful servant ~"
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Rerie,n Of TIE Baltimore Markell.

BALTIMORE, July Robustness of all kinds
is dull, and some Of our business men and
prominent merchants are out of the city rusti-
eating The price OF -four is kept up, by the
home demand and email stock on hand.
Transactions limited. Late advices from Eu-
rope are unfavorable TO present prices, and
large stock would prevent sales at the present
asking rates.
The receipts of grain have been large for the
season, but the quality is not prime, as general
thing not weighing more than 81 n So lbs per
bushel. Howard Street -four for homo CON-
sumption has been cold for 80 so, and City
Mills at 49, Rye -four we quote at 1925
1891 per barrel Corn meal-demand mod
crate; we quote at SO so q 1887 per barrel,
for country and CITY manufacture.
The receipts Of wheat during the week have
been $4,000 bushels daily--the quality not as
good as last year. Prices slightly declined.
Corn-receipts averaging about II. 900 bushels
daily. Slight decline in prices.
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THE BURNING OF SAN JUAN.

In the newspapers Of this country, we have
,seen but few and feeble attempts to temper
the storm of indignation with which the idings
Of this disgraceful affair have everywhere been
received. The following by aX" Of the Balti-
more Sun, is among them:
IA great fuss is now making about the
burning of the wooden shanties at Greytown
AS nobody has been killed, and as good care
was taken that nobody should be killed, by
giving timely notice to quit, the confagratiop,
not quite as serious as that of Moscow, can
only serve to convince the subjects of the Mos
quito King that it is, perhaps, quite as profit
able to have the good will Of the United States
as to enjoy the protectorate of Great Britain"
"Ion,n in the same paper, says
aThe Senate have, on motion of Mr.. Pearce,
called for information on tho subject OF the
demolition Of Greytown, and the facts will be
known in time to induce Congress to provide in
the general appropriation bill for the payment
of half a million OF dollars to the sufferers 1t
is assumed that Capt. Hollins literally fulfilled
his Instructions The policy of destroying the
town, even if we had q right to do so under
national law, is very questionable"
If the purpose of the Administration and
Captain Hollins was to tquander half million
of the peoples money, a new face is put on the
matter, and the people of this country Of course
have no right to complain? Ridiculous as this
suggestion is, it seems to US to be the most ra-
tional that has been offered.
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Whate'er we find-we seize on all
In winter oft, Mt dead Of night,
1t was for us wild delight,
With darling sledge and bounding steed,
Across the snowy depth to speed
We sing and shout--and when we n.y.
As arrows through the frosty air,
Our powerful arm who dares defyy
Whene'er country inn we spy,
BY lights which through the darkness flare,
Thither we haste, with joy olate,
And with loud knock assault the gate
We call tho housewife Justify,
And, entering all to US is free.
We Toast, with many mirthful sally,
And with the buxom maidens daily.
FRO BE CONTINUED.
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CONGRESS-.
rHIRrY-rHIRD coSoREss--yrRsr SESSION.



Senate, Saturday, July 20, 1884
The Chair presented communication from
the Secretary Of War, transmitting reports in
relation to the survey of the Brazos river. Or
dered to be printed.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration
Of the bill to provide for the accommodation Of
the courts Of the United States in the district
Of Massachusetts,, with the amendment of the
House of Representatives thereto. The ques-
ton pending was on adding to the House
amendment proyso that the contracts made
by the President shall be conditional, and sub
ject to the approval of Congress Adopted
The Senate proceeded to consider the bill
authorizing the Washington and Alexandria
Railroad Company to extend their road across
the Potomac river at Georgetown, and through
Washington city, to the depot Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. The bill had been re-
turned by the House, with ap amendment
authorizing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company to extend their road through the
eastern part Of the CITY, over the Eastern
Branch, and down the river to point opposite
Alexandra.
The amendment was debated at length. It
was supported by Messrs Pearee, Pratt and
Dawson, and opposed by Messrs Bayard, Rusk
Toucey, Cooper and Mason and was reject
ed--yeaS z, nays Al.
The following bills from the House were con-
sidered and passed:
A bill authorizing the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to pay John Charles Fremont 1888, 900 for
beef furnished the California Indians in 1851;
For the relief Of Passed Midshipmen w. p;
Buckner and Pence Crosby;
For the relief of John A. Bryan;
For the relief Of w. A Smith
For the relief Of F. M. Gwin;
A bill to revise the acts of Congress in refer
ence to the Rio Hondo claims in louisiana
On motion by Mr.. Stuart, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration Of the River and
Harb0r bill
The question pending was on the amend
ment reported by the Committee on Commerce,
as printed in yesterdays Era.
Mr.. Clayton opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Chase moved to amend the amendment
by inserting after the word z So" the words,
arising from the condition or circumstances
of any particular work so suspended
After debate, the amendment was rejected,
yeas 10, nays 80.
Mr.. Toombs moved TO amend the amend
ment by inserting after the word 500 the
words except the want Of the constitutional
power to appropriate money for the particular
object suspended"
House Of Representatives. July 20, 1854.
The Speaker stated the FIRST business in or
der to be the pending motion to discharge the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
from tho further consideration of certain me-
MORALS asking grants Of lands for railroad
purposes.
On motion Of Mr.. Houston, the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, Mr.. English in the chair,
and took up the Senate bill No. SO, to carry
out the contracts with tho ocean mail steam
ers for carrying the mails for the year ending
June 80, 1855.
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HIGH SCHOOL.

DIsBEES HIGH SCHOOL, Poughkccpsie, N. ",
I'D will commence its second year on Monday, Sep
tomber 4. Tho yoar will close on the I'd Of July,
1855 and be divided into four quarters, OF eleven
weeks each except the last, which will not embrace
eleven full weeks, There arc accommodations for
ten or twelve boardcrs.
For particularr reference may be had TO circulars
which viii be sent TO the address OF any who may
signify 20 The subscriber their desire to consult it,
OTIS BISBEE.
Poughkeepsis, July "a, 1854 July 70.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flour-no sales;
nominal at previous rates. Wheat-lo,500
bushels offered; sales Of white at Si65 to
81 rs; family -four wheat at SlS3 to $i.s5.
Corn-7,5 500 bushels offered sales Of yellow
at rs cents; white 6S to rs cents. OATS, 700
bushels offered; Maryland, inferior to prime,
at 35 to a. cents. Rye-Maryland at 80 cts.
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To this city, on the 2Sth instant, Of Iron
chitis Rev. EDWARD l.. DULIs, Of the Balti-
more Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
At Columbus, Ohio, on the 23d instant, OF
cholera, JONATHAN PHILIPS formerly resi-
don't Of this city.
On Friday, the 2ist instant ELIZABETH,
daughter Of jeremiah and Mary Deasy, aged
Ia months and 4 days.
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THE LIQUOR VOTE In CONGRESS.

Total yeas from free states (for tho refcrm) 70
Total yoas from slave States for the reform 8
Total nays from free States against reforrn) is
Total nav 9 from slave States against reiorm) 81
The vote being thus equal Speaker Boyd,
making SIS to 8 from the slave States) voted
No, ana killed Temperance Reform in the Ma
w stone dead.
Seventy-three members were absent from
their seats or dodgcd.--N. Y. Tribune.
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Cholera. &c.

BALTIMORE, july 29-The Sandersville
Georgian states that cholera has appeared in
Burke county, Georgia. Out of ffty-sevcn
cases, fifty died-twelve in one family.
A lumber raft worth $l2 900, for Govern
ment use at Brooklyn, passed Norfolk on
Thursday.
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WALL PAPKRs, WALL PAPERS,

nARRISH q H0UGH, Manufacturers snd Import
II ers Of aper-Hangings Borders Decorations,
Curtain Papers, Fire. Board Prints, &c, TO- oner the
SANS at very iow prices wholesale retail Orders
promptly attended 10. Address,
PARRISH H0UGH,
Jan. 38--1ot No. North 9th It,, Philsdslphia.
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1EA poem commemorative of the dessruc-
ton of San Juan is 30 much desired, that the
offer of prize is spoken Of Captain Hollins
will be immortalized. Couldn't something be
said in it of the commander Of the revenue cut
ter who brought Burns back to slavery? Pos
terity may be disposed to cherish the memory Of
both of these gentlemen, as Of all other promi-
nent participants in noble deeds!
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THE CHOLERA Tho spread Of this disease
Is very general Thus far, we have not seen
the evidence upon which 70 base the belief
that single case has occurred in Washing
tom. 1919
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.Neu York Market.

New York, July 30 -Flour--sales OF 5000
barrels at I2% cents advance on yesterdays
prices. Wheat frmer sales Of 6 600 bushels
red Western at 81 62. Corn irmer; 10000
bushels sold
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lBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPHl
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.
Steamer Burnt.

New YORK, July 29-The Hartford Times
learns that the steamer Agawam was burnt
on the Connecticut river last night. Loss es-
timed at $4,000.
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LITERARY MISCELLANY.
For the National Era.
LEONARD WRAY.
A ROMANCE OF MODERN HISTORY.

BIZ The author Of The CAroaicles Of The Bastsft,"
The Embassy TIE YtLs Log,' Philp o.
Lllfefia.n &c.
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~ The dedication of Glenwood Cemetery,
near Washington, will take place on Tuesday
afternoon August lst, at five o'clock. There
will be appropriate services: Prayer by tho
Rev. r. L. Dashiell; Address by the Rev. DR..
Butler; Poem by the Rev. Mr.. Sunderland.
This Cemetery lies north of the Capitol; die
lance one mile and half formerly the estate
of Junius J. Boyle, Esq.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION, MAssA-
cHUsETTs The Provisional Committed APP
pointed by the Convention Of the People held
at Worcester on the goth day Of July current,
call upon the Republicans Of each Of the towns
and citios Of the Commonwealth Of Massachu-
sests, 10 elect number Of delegates equal to
three times the number Of Representatives 10
which they are entitled in the General Court,
10 attend State Convention at Worcester, on
Thursday, the 7th day Of September next at
III o'clock A. NJ, TO nominate candidates. for
State officers. and to take such other action ~
may be Thought proper, il order 70 promote
the cause Of reGistsnce 10 the Slave Power.
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10 Hon. Orsamus Cole, late Wing men,
Der of Congress from Wisconsin, has announced
his intention to act with the new party of Free
dom hereafter.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-29

The Ogdepsburg IN. Y Republican has al
ways been called Barnburner paper. But
here is its present record:
"SEND IN THE CALLS THIS WEEK FOR THE
SARATOGA CoSvENTIos.-We have already re-
ceivcd from Canton, Lisbon, Madrid, and Os-
wegatchie, part of the calls circulating in
those towns, recommending county meeting
at Canton, on the oh Of August, with between
four and five hundred signatures Of prominent,
substantial citizens among them many of the
most active Democrats and Wings, residents in
those towns. The call is signed, we are in
formed, by nearly all who see it and have an
opportunity to sign it. The feelings of q very
large majority against the abrogation Of the
eighth section Of the Missouri Compromise, in
tho passage of the Kansas Nebraska Bill, is
one Of disappointment and indignation
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SINGULAR PHESoMENoN.--Jus before
passing through Pettybone's tunnel, the other
day, a gentleman and lady sitting opposite each
other were observed to be in close and earnest
conversation. On the lady's lip there was a
small piecc of black court plaster. After
emerging from the tunnel into broad daylight
again, it was noticed that tho bit Of court-plas-
ter had disappeared from the lady's lip, and
wac sticking fast to the lip Of the gentleman.
A committee Of two, single lady and gentle
man, will be appointed shortly to investigate
the mystery, and report to the public.
Wheeling Times.
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A CALL UPON rREEMEE.

The proceedings alluded to in the following
communication are already known to our read
ers but the appeal here made will not be in
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MoDEsrl--The Louisville Journal corrects
the report Of the destruction Of its Office by fire
on the 4th instant and the loss thereby Of
$I50,000 and says:
even if our Office were to be burned, tho
pecuniary loss to US and the insurance compa-
MES would not be s$150,000' But we must
acknowledges, that If the Louisville Journal
were to be effectuaIly and finally destroyed, it
would be Louisville loss, Kentucky loss, a
Western loss, National loss, for which
1880, 000' would be no compensation
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NJ 5oafuEhs q IA Cd 4 - - sss.zsl
ROUTE from BuGaio Falls, U5isfto ana
United 5ts'" Mail Lines sweo Vincent ogenstlrgh Mon
treat End u+pee copnecti1g Ogiensng with
railroads Tor New York Burlington saoga spdgs and Boston
l'ytanee @Gd Champan Railroad for Portland White 9pntaa
Tfme--94 hours "a Moatrasl
BAY STATE, Capt Le5yard NEW YORK Capt Chairman leave
sYtat9o SUNDAY excepted at o'clock Cape Vincent
entire length The The Rapds Of tie SesGtiu
day in time for be Quebec boats. -
Pange leaving RuHto O'Clock ~ have tr hoprs and
hose leaving vt o'clock haze four hHurs The
y O'clock An of from Buffalo tie
boat P@sE for Boston take cs IRON
Buffalo, arrive at ogdenburg ha and
day. - -
THE UNITED STATES MAIL. LINE
tGalas NTARlO, Captain Throop CATARACT Captain Eees
R, caF1g Chlds e4v Lewiston daily satidays
half visit hgn,a Falls touching chester o yeao Saes
In kingston, clsyon groskyi connecting Win
ard the Raids Of bfaut ~ Daylight af
nS'Dg with the 0gdsasnugh
and bosom and with the Express Train Owgo
for Albany and Nsg York dir-ct.
The no5vs Line eayes Buffalo daily Sundays excepted the Pu
h0 hd aeara ttH Sa!oed a. o'elocE efding passeu
e pfabnr Of Monument Qneeng on Heights
NE Great Wire Suspension Bridge Of e
Niagara River through Montreal lesyng Lewiston at half
R o'clock giving passengers hoars 10 visi Niagara
o N time or the boat ali e
sh changing "ata ogdnabnreh and taking the spandfd
fshng and dashlng Of the arriving
Ttaa A. . aGk NE same az in time for he uebee hoat.
Iee Fsanes Of the American Line built expressly speed
had comfort having all The equipmeta eay roifed b ~
w" aPaeiois and beautiful Upper Cabin Isng
30 Pserge,s procure Tickets u information at Office
opposite tntt'lo and Niagara f0 RajiroHd Depot.
Falls. ' Mi
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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE TO- 1854.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MERICAN CRYsrAI pALAnE =


A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN TIE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
open every Day and Evening, Except sgnday from
ts TWENTY CENTS ADsuTTANcE will be tie price
1's9. Is X. m s ss f9 S9 EE ~ 70
. ana aptoemsgs md i r4pidiy filing interest
i very sSasss sas Tsta ops
pnrstfP r sa4 T na Plass Fsyks Esbition
ing re ~ uE GALLERY r,tsaty the mont comprehensive
T9e SCULPTURE ennog over 300 plsces of Marble
yaas. a s1 5.ea are " sa roas sa!its s
&C. afsss"s Sc ao6 e s. &&HE fs4S2RT f. 3
t .see se .sssd hs fria sA eAF9A B GenAR T TsEE @
iG5 . EfI IN circumference aud is estimated from
SAB Y OLD has been deposited crystal By its
,s hgsshsT sP aeTs, hs .f1 Grya ss Palace
n @ p "a han can Be
Ffse o Sgos usro win in attendance
u re T, r5e Gysry . Morning. Aeroo 9aj d Eysng
lsa ,n@a'aa aa b9,sr' its qgiynt Il cash { Ne
aeued u s Usied as Pa Wh @ sgs srs siE % been
closing lbs f day Of December provided
'qs ssess5 ss4 s55s sSI5 HS5S IL - '', ,'s mean
s9ayss@s ] s3sess sss5 pest 4
next shall be seemes sss @ eE @ & on tGs
dr saayn atsE IL e5, essag one aaa.eG Dollars each
saGf slsd e "a yfsh a % S.F g., & IL ss A
s I s sG s sdiSsEa @ Of such tssnonas next
oEET4 FIVE MEDALS, costing
g ne ps IT, H@5s @ opsan 70 r. IL, ' csn Ass hsos
ana eEhhied therein Aforesaid shall a9 worn
Sesn distinction next after the excellent
hest and most respectable Jr Jufies
hnI be appointed toexaune critically
anl award the mentioned The proceed as
yRs practicable e select tgeh nrY Jurors
announce The appointments before
ihe Association viii. Also their award NJ Ga or DiIIo-
mas to the Exhibitors Inventors possess mt
saslcleht g cattle them to such distinction.
Az articles which dee WORTHY q
position q the Worlds Industry admitted WITHOUT
An CHARGE WHATEVER 70 EXHIBITORS.
An efficient Po
most u in protecting exhibited hu ii. Asocla
ion digean accountability d4u1age articles
Az tahrtlas Canes, ETC., be door
M A Palaee BONDED Warehcu
70 c9lTey packages into Of
myl4tf p r BspFsJTsT 'pZesf5sni
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STEAMSHIPS tSS-SEIIPS.
GaLHES1OW.

Wlllsai on SUNDAY, June II, at 8 o'clock A. NJ
4 ETOR GALVEST0N,IN ,INDIANoLA ,PoRr .csSae
XII M' LAVAGA ndhfATAGoRDA BA Rsppar New Ib&AA
Orieans and Tsrnn United States Line ney nsg1ss
q steamship LOUISIANA, Jetemiah Smith, comgandiDg viii
leave as above atding freight the
tu1eet 70 Maagorda Bny charge Er
applyto HARRis& 4 MoRGANfoot Of Jula arpst
y5F- Opposite the SeamBhDi4n 4nniing,
tainn. " f'''0"'i'tH p"n cup.
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BRAzOS sAWTLaG0.

Will leave THURSDAY, June is. at 6 O'CLOCK 4.
ESOR BRAI0S SANTIAGO .,sGsss
Regnlar New orlaans and Texas Y. s. Mail line Alk4Aa
Tie hsw mud magnificent aeaahip IsREyIr M
lawess commander will loaye above paaetuaiIy Far bt a.
pHenBo hhypg very hferlot aate
HARRIS MoRGA n foot Of Juis street pi "
tF Al freight rhpped by The Poeygranes Nj "a
Captain Kennedy Of the eamer Granpus unlesa ohsrwe rc.S
~ shpper must provide themselves with the steamers bI al
iudng. M other form will signed ~ ~ ei mn, "rnm :"
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VOLUME VII.
r = -
HapRE.

ENOR HAVRE.-The fine fast sailing sssssS
American bark DELPH0s, Capt. souo is nov SAdA1xe
and w" recetya qlk dispatch For freight
ton, apply TO J. II WHITNEY d co 81 Camp street,
,1.r- ortoG. w. HYNSoN, "a Camp street.
" For passage, apply to the Captain board. io9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-10

ETOR ON-(Regular Line. y sessSS
Il TIE a packet bark JAS ANT, Caftaiu {AAs5AlS
Howe haTns nearly all her engaged, vii have dispatch.
i.s tt' GEO W. FYNeoN ~ camp strse.
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sNoR LlVERP0OL--The fine fast sail s*sssss
8tiah slpp PALIAS, cBgt Chew il ID dis lATKh
f'Gegi Immediately ! er g4!agss q i,rlehl apply
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TERA CRUZ.

willieaye WEDNESDAY, June IA, at 3 o,eloct 4.
NOR VERA GRUZ--U. s. Mail Line .4sSn.
-, Tae I new Snd magnificent ateamthp ORIzABA,
Crus ~ above punctusiy tho u 81 Biails ''f
,,,- '-..Raten of PaBaago....
kteernge, and found so
advancement goods, cubia foot "a csns
and sleerage Passengers, applyto e
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Julaetrset
,x-- p.....- opposite the Steatnshfp Landing
a bericHn t]opsu. ' P'''I'i's ''oiI tne
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ESXCHANGE ON NEW Y0RK--At sight,
a. and on time in TO suit purchasers. sale
apis sn 81 CsTondast Street
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HAMBURG.
BOSTON,.

sTOR BOsTON-The A l clipper ssgSS.
4 bltk ELLEN A. PARSONS. Web rnrer SSSs1hSfl1
having nearly all engaged Will eh
For balance Of freight paAtag having
ply ies GEO, W. HYNsON, Camp street.
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EMPTY BoTTLEs-50 gross Porter bottles,
quarts and pu c!atet do qaas and pins for sale bg
WOLFF. GAinp strpCt
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SoR LIVERPOOL. The A / fast sail ssssS
A. tne Amegae sttP JOHN II. WO8ls, Capt Hart 1zA5ss
ulrh. For balance Yhl Apply to 1
uy2l GIRFNEF 4 LOvELI.l lls cor,aop str,et
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Ep IM--1 punoheon old Jamaica Rum, for
u. a. sale by A. +. COCHRAN Il HALL,
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