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Mt9relIaueouH.

1000 LBS. FIR ESH BUTTER.
Also a superior lot of Crockcry, etc.
All of which will he sold low for Cash. Persons
wishing lay in their winter supply of Groceries and
Provisions, would do well give call before pur
chasing !. w. DOWNER,
Jan, l9-lC-ly st. ANTHONY street 81. Paul,
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.AMES, STEEM SA

AMES' STEEM SAW MILL.
NEAR DaytOn's Landing. is now in operation, and
~ repaired to furnish bills of lumbrr Of everyde
riptIon. Will Oak, Ash, Bass Wood, or other
nber, of any dimension r-Iuired-can forty fec
stuff il necessary. I.atI and pckes always on hand.
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ROLLIN CLARK. JOHN RENFREw. A.. CROFT
EAGLE FOUNDRY.
Corner Of Main and Biddle Streets, st. Louis, Mo.
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JOHN GAUMON,
CABINET MAKER, PAINTER AND GLAZIEk,
Prescott, Wisconsin.
A Ill work done at short notice and very cheap for
IA cash.
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MINNESOTA BANKING House,
March l4th, 1854.
WILLIAM BREWSTER & CO..
Late of Western Bank, Phil'a,
Bankers, Exchange and Real Estate Brokers.
DROMPT attention given to collections in all parts
of the Territory, and proceeds RENTED curren,
rates of exchange.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
And located time the favor of actual settlers
Town and country property for sale for cash or ON
tme We give personal attention to the purchase and
locating land warrants and all other business that
be entrusted to our care. 49-tf
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BONNETS! BONNETS! SPRING BON.
NETS!
lust RECEIVED-By Burbank;s Express, direct
- from New York, at Mrs. N. l.. STOAKES'
52-tf Millinery store.
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NEW HARNESS EST u LIS n MENT.
FuNiE subscribers would inform the citizens of Saint
Paul and all the country round Shout that they are
conducting the above business in all ill., branches on
Tb ii Street, nearly opposite The Post lice where cus
toners be supplied. short notice with all kus
of liza Brides Saddles, Fly Ne.s Trunks Valises
Whips, &c, &c.
Nav IA, '53-tf MARTIN DREW T. co
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GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
400 bbls Flour, 200 bbls Pork,
100 bbls Dried Apples, just reed consignment at
the Wharf Boat and will be closed off at reduced prices
Aso and corn meal, oats, potatoes, bran, lime,
&c, at great bargains
e 23-tf ]. w, BASS IL co.
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DR.. G.. L. VICCHERS,
UDHYSICIAN Surgeon and Accoucher. Will pyactic
his profession in ST. Paul and vicinity. Office
north and Robert streets, over CathCart L Tyson
tore 12-1y
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G. p. GIBSON and \. \. SAMPLE Agent. Chicago.
Nav Tim. F.. H. CASTI f. Tickle, Aeon
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UAK IIAIIII, UIs EsAT BAKGAlNS!
a LARGE assortment of white and fancy Shirts at
"A OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE
FnyO the consumers of Fine Imperial Teas and Old
Jacuera and Java COiees,-Our selection of he
above necessary articles of domestic have been
made with great Also, an extensive assOrtmei
of Segars from SIS to $40 per NJ.
at hELLO"" a Kinney.
T IsHING TACKIE-A complete assortment for sale low
II COMBS Book Store
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, GALENA.
CUPERFlNE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts. and
OhOrse feed, constantly hand and for sale low
est cash rates. E. HEMPSTEAD Il co.
Galena, Sept. g. 1855. 4-cO
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he ur6ssslgBsd, coamitssss sppotesed fcr,hs pur-
pose BY sding temuersnoe oqgAniEatons Of theffate
hereby call . STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION, 70
meet In the city ~ AUBURN ou "WEDNESDAY, the
9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER next At IL ociock NJ, t"take
into consdersn the present extgencies OF the Cause
and IN view o. ia demands upon rtzens welding
the right Of .tcge 70 decdo upon tAs course which
msy render ssg~s the most effective In obtaining
the islstirp which we demand
Each Asstn,ly District viii be represented By foar
d<Be9ats duly chosen In such the friends Of
pr, bihition Ia each district may decide
is hoped that fhose only viii be selected as dsle
eates Who consder the enactment Of Law prohibiting
the Liquor vrsnic AZ THE QUESTION o. PARAMOUNT nGrok-
TASCg IN oUR Stair ix0Si A1IoN
MASS RATIFICATION MEETING gin assemble II
thu place the next day. THURSDAY ct IL O'Clock
NJ, which - b Addressed by prominent Tempessnoe
both conversions viii be fully attex ded
WIN RICHARDSON, Albany,
J. J. CHAMBERS, Wsstchester,
GEO D. BEERS, Tompkina
DAVID WRIGHT, Cayugs,
r. N HAvENt New York,
Ccmmittes New York State temperance Society.
JOHN RH Albany,
". ROGERS Essex,
II. 8. ALLEN, Washington,
GEO HALL. Kings,
JAMES NACKEAN, New York,
Committee g. D. Eastern Ns~ York g. Of T.
CHARLES e FORD Genesee,
@. W GERMAN, Niagara,
DANIEL H. MARSH, Oswego,
BENZ JOY, Tompkins,
". BAILEY, Oseada.
Committee G. D. Western Now York 8. Of I.
ALBANY, July "a, 1854
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DREADFUL sroRM-About FIVE O'Clock yesterday
evening our city WAS visited by one Of the most de-
structve storms we have ever witnessed. The large
new three story brick building Of H. Wickersham &
Son. Brady street, next 10 the Post Office, o;cu-
pied a. tin and stovo store, was entirely de-
molished, and some ten penons covered up in the
ruins; the foundry Of Meeas. LIE Claire, Davenport
Il Co., was also blown down, buryiog beneath It two
or three persons. All who were buded In the ruins
of both these buildings have been rescued; none
were killed, but two Of them are not expected to
live. Two large three story brick buildings on
Main eneet, near Front, not completed, and nna-
Der Of smaller buildings, were blown down, nun-
Der unroofed, and q great many considerably
damaged; but we have heard Of no injury TO any
person as yet, srising therefrom. The steamers
Golden Era, Ben Campbell, and some stern.wheel
boats at tie landing are perfect wrecks: These arc
all the particulars We have been able to gather up
TO the hour Of going to press The loss of property
Is very great, and the rsvages Of the storm, no
doubt, have extended beyond the limits Of this
vicinity.
P. S-The two men injured at the foundry
have since died. We also learn that Mr.. LIE Claire
large new brick building on the bl1f was blown
down.-Dacenport (Iowo) Bonner, July 81.
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bETAxu ycR TINE AND SBor-A private watchmAt
named Jsmes Doran employ cd to watch the shpyard
Mr. ferns, at Gree! Point shot about two ocloci
yes'erdAy morning by sailor named George Boyd BE-
longing on board the schooner Entire Of Hackenaack
MI. Who msscok Doran for thief The veses whlct
lying At the Dock at this yard robbed Of various
articles the night previous and the saors on watch hsI
received instructions TO shoot the robbers II they should
make another attempt. Dorsu, who on his rounds
Boyd, who mstook Dora for of the thieves and i'm
me- dfsely cried out shook out for yoursefn and dis
charged gun loaded With buck shot The charge took
effect In n" ieft thigh, causing 1t is feared mortal
would Tho injured man wAs Immediately conveyed 70
bis rcsitence, ~here he attended BY Drs 0lcott
Melcb snd Harris who succeeded In extracting thirty
anputaon will be necessary. Boyd WAS arrested yes
trday forenoon by officer Bradley of the Second ward
police snd xps mnited 10 the cells BY Justice Bos
well TO await the result Of the injuries.
RcnBrRy OK A ySsn.--During Tuesdey night some
Isrs"n vent board the schooner VIM. Pitt Captain
SsnTsr p'pga al the foot Of South Tenth street, and
ne rh sleeping in the cabin.
BURGLARY -wcdnesdsy afternoon the mouse Of Mesms.
= =: sra Z Harris. No. second street, was bur.
sis,iou'y entered whio the fsmtcs wcrc absent aud
i,ooec of $40 in money thirty ak silver spoons aud
black sih dress pattern, valued at $3.50 In ALI
svsr1ccs cp lIrSgwsy Rossnsr Avp RUrelARy-Two
boys ramed Pred TctleJ and Eugene H. Giiep arrested
by officers Miner and Shet man werc brouvht before
Justice Powell yesterday on susnr,on M having on
Tuesday afternoon, knocked down and robbed an I'M
Known man OF q witch on the Newtown road. They
$3.50 VI Uttnx inc Jersona VINO brOke
o. the house Of Mr. Shoemaker on this same pipht
Tey we're cmmted r. The coils 10 await the arrest Of
smother 30, brcsed 10 tavc been With them
IN tbese and other robteries.
FSoorrseIyo TtnyyrSo "A rusn. rar,et Huoh Coma.
rsp teetcr Of junk store who been In the hsbit Of
purchasing had ffpss, cooper &c from boys thus
courssrg them TO- steal WIS Yesterday cent BY Justice
Roswell 10 the Pepi,enti.ry for four months
KiSGs Cocsry Hoerfrn Extract from the rcnort fer
the week ending July 25th RE naiIg In hos,ita 47p,
eceivcd by order Of Superintendent log; born $50
Fs
i7-et Total remaining, az Remaining Ia small pox
csrtAi, :.
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Extensive fsa,sroad Ticket Eorgery
from the Albany Journal July I'll

from the Albany Journal, July 81
Several days since, 7. w. Stockton, assistant su-
perinteIdent u the western division ofthe Central
Rarcad, received information which led him to be-
lieve thst forged through ckets ON the road weie
being sold In Boston. He proceeded ut once to that
city, and very ascertaned where the suspicion
properly rested. Without making himself known,
be purchased Of the tickets believed to be- spu
rioOs, and. conn aring II with the genuine found
earma,ks sufficient TO fas.en forgery upon the
party from whom the ticket was purchased
After coming to this city. and arming himself
with testimony, he returned tn Bost n on Monday,
and ON Tuesoay arrested ticket agent by the name
Of n. L. Ray, In whose Off ce sixty of the spurious
tickets were fourd, 10 &c number In q satchel
about to be sent Wet al the wood cut from which
t. ticket was .in'ed, and which was intended TO
be fac-simile Of the through tickets sold in this
city.
The person who printed these Il kets was also ar,
rested on charge Of conspiracy with Ray; but
after exapnah m, be discharged, as 1t appear
ed that be simply did the work without knowing
its fraudulent character. Ray. after the preliminary
examination. held to iii In $500 for an attempt
at fraud and 81 600 charge Of forgery, in coun-
terfeidpg the name Of d. L. Freymyre, whose sig.
nature IL affixed to all the tickets. A further ex-
amir alton is to take place to-day. II ia believed
that Ray has not succeeded In disposing Of many OF
these fraudulent tickets which arc susceptible OF
easy detection by ctose examination.
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Pert OF New York, July ~, 1854.

EU8t Oh NeW HOrkS July HJs 1o14s
CLEARED.
Steamship Philadelphia, windle, New Orleans, N o
Ship Rhine, Doane, London, GrinneIl, Minturn Co.
ship stormaway Jordan. stJohn, NIB, Fosdick Scam
ship VIM ststson, Jordan, ST John, Nh, Nssmich Il
Sons.
ship II Wade (Br) Lea, Buetouche, HF&w Kyer
Ship sting Ray new, Kirby, San Francisco Sutton
Bark John Bird ulmer. St Thomas, } " Guion
Brig Azores, Dean, st ThomAs, Eweu Co.
Brig owenvarra tr) stannis, st john Nh, Richard.
Brig Isabella CBr,, AUSTIN Gloucester, q Rousb &
Sons.
schr Mary Resdp4ke, ST Pierre pusan Leland
schr Angenette, Broadman, Nassau, Holmes.
schr Catharne (Br) snsllgrove st stephen, Jed Fry
schr Darlns, Osborne Charleston, McCready, Mott
schr Isaac Hughes, Fields, Newbern, Davis &
schr snrpri.e Cole City Point ] Hunter q Co.
schr Preston Miller, Philadelphia r l. God win
schr John Hart, Smith, Portsmouth, White Duncan.
schr IAmarttne. Hamilton. Newburyport Wadisigh
schr River Queen, Fowler. Providence, master.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Africa, Shannon, Liverpool July Is, with
mdse and passengers to Z Cunard July u.s. 30 pm
psstcd steamship Canada, from Boston for Liverpool
2sd, at noon of Cape Race passed steamship America
from Liverpool for New YORK $50 miles from sapd, HOOK
seamshp glasgow (Br), Craig, Glasgow, July H. With
az Is a. ssns,sd brig o%s. king
bound E. y
ship CArp (of Boston, Jones, Boston, days. in bal
Bart pirro' Tuscan), Tsncredi, Alicant Malaga and
Gibraltar a days. with lead, &C. to Aguirre Galway.
Ra,i carons sherwood, Charleston, days. with cot
Brig Laura (of Aachas), Bradbury, Ncuvtas IL days.
with sugar, &c, to n ompson Hunter.
Brig Eolus (of Portsmouth, Knowlop, Cenfuegos IS
days, With sugar, molasscs &C. to Moses Taylor Co.
Schr Venus (of Mystc} Fish Mstsgorda Bay, o. days.
via Key West days. With cotton, &c, to master July
1a off Batteras, spoke brig Nancy, Of Baltimore steering
West
echr Caroline Grant (of Buchsport), Gem, Union
Island, Ca 10 days with yellow pine to Peci Church
July 20, of Hatteras spoke schr Vim Carroll from Jack
fonv,Ile for Phtsdelphia-
schr Echo (Curtis, late Potter, Georgso~n II days.
with naval siores to RayDor Gilmore. On Monday
night at II PM so mffts pcrth If Cape Hatte~as the
wss struck by squall from Sw, jibcd the naAinboom
which knocked overheard Capt Potter who drown
ed; every extrton made TO him bat II proved
In vain.
Schs Roam, wilsop, Boston, days. for Phiisdelph
Schr JOSEF b Rogers, Wellington, Portland o days
6chr Chieftain, Brewstsr, Rocklsnd, days.
Schr John Hart, Smith Rondout for Portsmouth,
schr Lsmartine Smith, Rondout for Boston.
ss5r Sarah Gardner, Jones Rondout for Boston
BELOW.
Ship Anna TAFT, from
Also, one brig, unknown.
SAILED
Steamship FhiIadeIphis New Orleans; ship Rhine Lon.
con; Try (hr), 81 Stephen, NIB.
Wind during the dag, INV; sunset, W.
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ca bAxk Anna (Psus). E3psrt, LnsAsn; bdgs Wn
Csswfosd. Furry war~ean; Alsx hnhksu. Potter, New
Brdcrd achys Triton, Hgxu Ueushefx Pr~bss Strout
and Yeses Brown Bsses. Boston, Bepj Krgiish Bre~n.
New Haven; jas hcClusty, ArH ID, H.runst; wP Pm
lips, Watson, Boston; Smith Ksaiy Csnsrsdgsp IT;
Mp King, Leeds, Albany; Chas eassy, Foster, Prou
dencs; steamer Beverley, Smith, NYork-
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F3eht Between Bah P0sss anA JeAn MerxAs-
s~y-eoole me vsrsor.
A large number of shsalder Aittess and roughs OF
all kinds mustered 1t tho foot Il Amos street. yestsr
day mornipg. TO witness rough and tumble dght be-
tween Bill Poole and John Aorissy. for ooaside.
The parties met the night before 1t hotel In
Broadway, and after considerable wrang,ing agreed
to meet in the morning ct seven o'clock and
have fight. Poole went to Hoboken, and stayed
there during the night. to svoid arrest, and came
over in row boat at the appointed time.
Morissty went up In carriage. and on arriving at
the corner Of West and Amos street, took on his
coat and threw It into store. He then called for
Poole who had been waiting for him and was ready
TOR the fray.
They got to work pretty quickly, and commenced
sparring and lodging for some seconds, whom Nor
rissey made desperate blow at Poole, which the
latter lodged and STOPPING q. the same time caught
Morrissey by the leg and threw him heavily on the
ground. He was on top Of him In an instant.
where be remained. pounding, gouging. bucking
and biting, until Morrissey cried "peccavi." Morris
sey was horribly beaten and mutilated.
The fight lasted but twelve minutes; and In half
an hours time from the commencement Of the fray
not one OF the fancy was to be seen II tho neghbor
hood.
John Ling. one Of Morrissey's hackers. wss also
badly beaten. II IL said that he undertook to take
Poole of Of Morrissey before the fight was decided,
and that one Of Pooles friends knocked him down,
and beat him badly Several others had their dials
cmbellished during the melee.
Where were the police during the affrayf
PROBABLY FATAL BFFRcTs OF sKYLARKNG.
Yesttrda! afternoon several friends Of William
Poole we've cong'egated at ONeil's porter house,
corner Of Washington and Amos streets. talking
over the victory achieved over the pugilist Nor
risey, and during the discussions incident to the
conflict, butcher of Washington market, named
Smith Alderman. and John Quinlsn, also butcher,
the two disputing which was the strongest msu,
when q wrestie took place, and Ackerman wnl
thrown by Quinlan down flight Of steps. .Acker-
man fell on bis head, and 1t IL feared received
cussi'n OF the brain. He was picked up insensble.
and conveyed subsequently, to the New York Hos.
pitsl. whtre he was placed under the care of DR..
Peters, who applied the usual remedies. But the
impression is that the injury Will prove fatal.
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NV ORLEANS July 2s-Arr steamer Nautilus New
YORK. bs,k Salem, Bottom.
sid steamship Crescent City, New York via Havana.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
pHIIADEIpHIA, July n, PM-Arr bark l. & Ho.
bsr Hedgdcn Mstspsss; brig Comet (Br), Rees, TURKS
Islands
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raj scep,cism in relation to the Tchuantepcc Com
psny.
much injustice in attributng TO US the remarks la
tie New YORK HERALD aud Dolly Time. We
d'sclsm all participation in their production. We
se not the clients OF these any otoer papers, We
are not interested, directly or Indirectly, in any
p,e~sI sPer. But 4 Jon can impute their remarks
much stronger ground have we to charge yrur
article 70 Arnold Harris, who has some kind
OF an interest In tho Union : Il may
i sSs Nsy yo q pponsS that the remarks
bell, were caused BY his own inprudeacc snd indis
Greet zeal In d. sir,ng acorr.spondent Of q penny
psper to write down the Ramsey rontc aud to adyo
,ase the Icnuanfepec. Is also true that the pub
lie journals re sensitive this subject because they
are 80 10 th.r own interests The associated press
In New York New Orleans aud San Francis - pro Dos
I'd 10 pay Us 81 600 PEI month for transmitting news
In advance Of any other route, which we declined
receiving bec*uee we bad made stipulation with
the Department to carry public mail without pay
until we obtained an appropriation from Congress.
This arran cement was broken by Judge Campbell.
However, we It'll furnished news tr sue press gra-
tis IN advance Of the mail roate. Hence tle sym
pstny manifested Tor our su cess, for which we
thank them and appreciate q ctr kird attentions.
We have rot complained OF any "yroDgs' aud
outrsges, a. you can per ceive by our memorial TO
Congress.
By the Law Of 1851 cur mail contract can be taken
nom us WI ebever shorter al mtre speedy route
Is stsbiished If, Therefore, the Tehuintepcc COM
psny satisfied they have the shorter route the
Pest Master General can be compelled by the terms
81 the law TO transfer the contract to them so soon
they are prepared to enter into bouds for the per-
fcTmsnce Of the service. The opposition, Therefore
Of Ibe Tehuantepec company IL very extra rdlnary,
and can only be accounted for on the suppositou
that they k6ow they cannot compete with route.
ALBERT {. RAMsKY
T. II. CARxrcK.
Washington, JAY IS, 1854.
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elAscox-An July II Clcmsntins Viola, EYort.
Washington, King, fsosidsnos and wed.er, rs l- WV
ja Jay I, GRl.s9- q ST R.,cn r.
Dominica, FhiladclIhis
GIBsAlrAR--Arr Jaue II Luce, Jurerillo NYort land
or X.
Tor tor s0etSS) Jul, riyins sss Jooss Csl.nis tsnd
sd no dsss s.IoDy Ho.ss .ayins repair-d). NYort
nAvsS-An July II s. Peterborough, Lsvere.t, NYorI
Hor,s, ss, HssSawsy Liverpool sd iitS Wltrtsasurs
H.s,tns-xr July r.rqa,n, Doughty, z.... SD 9Th
Hnsoxr-In port Juiy II CAdsAndriA, KAmminss, for
Boston, ready {before reported sid 7sh . eth.)
xo 5n II ssiS s.ei.e Noble
Havana Hopley, M.ione,, Charleston Buens Vista
Theobsic. Apsls Pauiiney, Ao.A,t, Moncvdso;
sndria, Va. i1he Un'vcrs+, below lIth. was ,sssel
from Montreal, not shtp Universe Bird frou NYosk.i
Sid Ioh (befcre reported l2h Star Of Empire Bro 80
Bosop; Cleopatra (s) Quebec; 18th, Arab Atchisoo,
NYo 18th, Caroline, Connor and Alert Ramsey, Bal
timore; Washington, Page NYors 18th Rufus X Prge,
Hafb.rn, Boston, l4,h Margaret Ridley, Palfrey Neg
CID out 18th Rallsut, Him, Boston; John Dsnlsp,
Iipteott, Portland; lath Nonpsreii Dunn, NOrsaos;
ana, Sullivan, Nyork
Entd for rs 18th Cherokee Allen, Montreal ami Que
Se; cAhopn Truman, NYon. l2,n H.ush'.o cosses'
Rraelsh, NYork; Monterey Tor ingt.n, DO rssnquebsr
Harvard, Bo.top Geo hogley lslopsy, savannah.
81 John, NIB; Ilth, s~sro~ TncAsr, Nyork; i3th Nor
huu Der Add Spencer NYcrx ana ents on. for M s.%s
SY9rs M Hebron. SSs Kisy Newport sndc,y Point 18th,
wa-aga waEord, Port Pbnie.
IsSner MAT July Bvapee, sjolandor, NYork.
Irppx-Arr july Luzi'aDis Roeser, NYork-
IzoaossArr July 8. Ii sprsgue, wadswcr'h. ceuoa.
SD Encrt, Frreh, NSofk-
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con; Try (Br), 81 stephen, NIB.
Wind during the dag, INV; sunset, W.
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sea on Lsnson Dtsn, Frances Eicn Comet, Mar
tha Burgess Connecticut Cisona, City Point, Mars
AOBIlE,- AR July 20 ships shannon, Setter, NYort
Prog ess Chase, do; Aynar, -, MAtanxss for Nor
tsns (~ih captain (Wrght) dead with fever and crew
ick - b.fcio reported) schr Central America, Chass
lTbe movements aatcl o4th published under bad d
N. bile e,lopsed TO Providence
,ellhI.; 2sd, A rlonerfelt, string, Baltimore.
hEwi OR In pcrt Jnly 20, Pm, among Others,
IeT B.ro. NYos or s "sS cbs o% prseS;
lha; e.l.e Wright VIM S".r,' and Wsvs' 90 FOE A.
r E @ Vns sw s With s ss sss
FfW@kYI ORr-Arr July % schrs Golden west
Dixon, end Jscab William, Matthews, Bslunere.
Lodge Mobile. Cid schrs Kendushas. Wool; 0resna,
Rummen, and willow, Miller, Bssee; Giraffe. Eusrsse,
Ja%e
Smith, Providencs Hbs, sc.msn, f,croy, c.
r !slS 4 s. ;ss' ssn:::s ssr
NYorL. SD chr v aIarsuscp, ana T.rIy ru.sls,
wool,sy Albany; Olivia Il Virginia, Cola man, and wm
Bird. smith, NYork; Policeman, E1iinssworth, Nh
ford Is ssop: John nh sar %s nod :,
&c, ncur, ard 0rnsDsnt, NYvrk.
fotTskOUTH-Arr July rs sehrs I.aac Cohen Herts,
Bullcek Nlork lady Suffolk Baker, Phils6clphia; Paw
tarAe,, Almond, NYork; yacht sybH, Prsose, do
IoRTLANT--Arr July 20 harks defender lB~). Gal
briggs Royal SAILOR Adams, 3o, 5tn Leni lHemau D.
REP Ca wehrssr Webster, Ronaout; Condor, Handy,
Ttccmb do Enslna, FAR Baltim re; Geo Brooks
op PbadeIrhis; jos Turnsv Myrck d. Roanoke, Dins-
more NYnsk; RIB Pits, verri do; Mary, jones, O.
lars, do.
sAIE9-arr July % schr Thos II Seymour, Kelley.
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TNioS ISLAND, ceo--In port july 10, barss Petrol
As,ry, fer Pembroke. Homer, Falxner for DerAAr.rA
briggs Poconocsct, Hs.kins, aud Eliza Ann, Cha-s, fos
Quincy; weheser Kelly Dow, for NYork Harris, Bsr
ry, for Boston, Nithcroy, HERMAN for Portsuouth nj
hg Park Mary Carney for NYork, bad bceu ashore o.
Doooy and after getting of sse fcr savannah "
Iar. I'D 10Th rchr Challenge, Pvason for 5esrspoet.
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