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Houston's compromise tariff bill, with nltera-
tons, proposing that articles now paying 100,
40 and 80 per cent. shall after the lst ofJuly
pay 80, 80 and rs per cont--reducing the pres
ent rates 80 per cent. the number Of articles
paying 20 per cent. to be reduced about 90 -
Mr.. Letcher's " bstitute was then adopted.
Yeas 30 nays Sc, and Mr.. Edgerton's amend
ments agreed to, yeas 1872, nays not counted.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
The Senate session of yesterday lasted until
quarter rast twelve this morning. The
time was occupied in debate upon the law to
protect L S. officers, in which Senators Sum
ner, Wilson, Gillett of Connecticut, and sew
eral Southern Senators took part.
Mr.. Sumner moved rs an amendment the
repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Bill. This was
rejected, only nine voting in the affirmative.
The Bill was then passed.
Indian War broken Ont.
Accounts from Santa Fe state that an In
dian war had broke out. A party of Apaches
and Utahs at Pueblo had massacred IA men
and left Others for dead, but they were only
badly wounded, 3 women and Q children were
taken prisoners. The Indians numbered
about one hundred. On the Goth January,
Capt Newell and party of the LIST Dragons
had a fight with some Mscauleren and
Apache Indians at Sacramento Mountains, and
killed IL Of them, while on the American side
Captain Henry W. Stan on and three pri-
Yates were killed. Gen. Garland has called
INTO service five companies of volunteers for a
period of 6 months and recommends Congress
to pay the expenses of the same. At last ac-
counts 400 Apachcs and Utahs were on the
way to attack Santa Fe.
In the New Jersey Legislature the prohibit
tory liquor bill was defeated 10 yeas, noes.
Sentence of Wilson and Wife.
OGDENsBrRcu, Feb. 81.
Wilson the notorious incendiary of this
place was yesterday convicted of Arson in the
End degree and sentenced to State prison at
hard labor for life. His wife convicted of
grand larceny, is sentenced to State prison
for S years.
His son is acquitted. His wife was an
active accomplish.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
In the Senate yesterday, after an eloquent
speech from Senator Cuss, the sword of Gen.
jackson was presented to Congress
In the House, the presentation speech was
made by Mr.. Smith of Tennessee, who was
followed by Mr.. Benton of Mo,
The thanks of Congress were voted to the
family of Gen. jackson.
Severe Weather.
BUFFALO, Feb. &c.
The weather is intensely cold, and the de-
spatches from Chicago and Milwaukee, state
that it has been the coolest day of the season.
Thermometer 20 below zero this morning.
No New York train has reached here since
Saturday evening, being delayed by heavy
snow drifts near Batavia. Four trains over
due.
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COMMENCING JANUARY II, 1855.
BAoSENGER TRAINS leave Rouses Point at
- lO.lj \. NJ, on arrival Of trains from the
East and North, arriving at Ogdensburgh AS PM.
connecting with the Bytown and Prescott Railway
Tor ottawa, aud stages for Rockville, Kingston,
Bollvllc, Toronto, &C,
Leave OBdcnsburgh at 1000 4. NJ, on the arrival
Of the Bytown Prescott train, arriving at Rouse's
Point ut 3.ij p NJ, connecting with the Vermont
central Railroad for the South and East and Cham
pam st. Lawrence for Montreal and Quebec.
GEO. V. HOYLE, Sup't.
OFFICE NORTHERN RAtLROAD,)
Malone, January, 1855. wifi
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nRANGES APPLES-2O0 Bbls. choice crafts
OJust received rs BoAes Of Oiarr,t.l,
HERRICk 4 MILES.
Dec. 10. ddwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-03-02
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND copr1
liable popular Medical
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE

the author having devoted his exclusive attention TO tn.
treatment OF complaints peculiar to females in respect to
which he Is yearly consulted by thousands both in person
and by letter.
Here every woman can discover BY comparing her own
symptoms with those described the nature character
Of and the proper remedies for her complaints
The wife sbou, becoming mother has often nseI Of
Instruction and advice NJ the utmost i'm portanee 10 her
future health In respect which her senstvens,s for
bid. consulting medical gentleman, will end such in
stFueton and advice. and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety alarm all
the reeuares incident to her situation are described
How suffering from distinctions irregular
tiles peculiar to the female system which undermine the
health, the effects Of which they ignorant and for
which their delieacy forbids seeking medical advice.
Many suffering from prolap' uil Calling Of tho womb
from .Huor a1ui (ueakness, debility, 6e) Many
in constant agony for many months preceding eonhno
ment Many have difficult II not dangerous deliveries
and slow and uncertain reeovses Some whose lives
hazrded during such time will each 6nd its pages the
means of prevention, Ameloratou and relief
It is Of course Improbable convey fully the various
subjects treated Of they OF . nature strictly in.
tended for the married those contemplating marriage
Reader, are you a husband a hther' wife
mo,herl Have yuu welfare Of those you love
at hs.rtf Prove your sincerity and lose time In
learning what causes interfere with their health and hap
pness not less than your own 1t will avoid YOU aud
yours 1t has 10 Thousands many day Of Iain and
anxiety, followed by seepless nights, ucapaeta;ns the
mind for its ordinary A,oeaton, and eNhausung those
Tor medical attendance medicines anA advertised
nostruus which otherwise woull provide for declining
years the nhTme- Of age and the proper education Of
your children.
In eonsclrenc' ~ the unyera popularity - tho work,
evidenced hy it, extraordinary sale various mposa'
tons have been attempted we'll on bookseller a' On
the public by limitations OF title PAGE, spurious editions,
and suTrcpttuus Infringement, ot cory right ari other
devices and d.cei ons has teen found Necessary,
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Valuable Farm for Sale,

DESIRABLE FARM. containing Two
Hundred and Ninety Acres, is situated four
miles north of Vergennes, the old stage road, and
ono and half miles from the Railroad Station. IL
is pleasantly situated and the soil is of excellent
quality. On the premises lisa
Commodlous Brick DWELLING.
s..s..
modern style; together with all the necessary
BARNS AND OTHER BUILDINGS.
For Dairying and other Farming purposes, AI,o.
Orchard Of nearly
700 APPLE TREES,
just coming into bearing,
OF the Choicest Varieties.
Altogether. this is tho most desirable Farm ever
offered for sale in this region.
ROWLAND T. ROBINSON.
Ferri.burgh, 1855. y35w3
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Corn Planter,

4 FTEG MARCH 10, | shall be ready to furnish
c. II. Dana's Patent Corn Planter, one of those
laoor-saving machines which will suit the most par
ucuIar' Its operations are very simple and easy,
and four acres Of corn be planted in day with
ease Ease oy one man. For planting small seeds Of any
KIND 1t cannot be surpassed. Price SO 90.
Any one wanting the above will direct to L. J .
Buttolph, Essex owner Of the right for Chittenden
Co.
Essex, Feb. 1G, 1855. r3mo,
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- YELLING and Pain in the Limbs, Side, or Bow
- els, Cramps, Nervous Headache, Tic Doloreux,
Neuralgia, sprains, Bruises, Flesh Wounds, Spasms,
Sore Throat, Burns and Scalds, Lock-Jaw, Group,
White swelling, Hydrophobia, Frosted Feet, Tooth
Ache, Bilious Collie, Dyspepsia, Poisonous Bites,
Stings, dc,, SC, &c.
This REMEDY has been sold in 10 States, and in
some 5000 Cities and Towns, and has given great
satisfaction to all who have used il. 1t is guaran-
teed in all Nervous and Chronic complaints, to be
superior to all other preparations extant. Mr.. I.
w. Lowell, Of Burlington, VI, is we'll acquainted
with the "PAIs EXTRACTOR" having both sold and
used it. PRICE rs and so cents per bottle.
l., WILLIAMS, NJ, D.,
Proprietor, Nei0 York.
Toy sold, Wholesale and Retail, by HERRICF
MILES, Wholesale Grocery, Water Street, Bur
ton, VT; New York, ALEXANDER a 81 ain
Druggists 10 Barclay Street, New York. AIEl
Burlington, Oct, 10, 1854.
dkwly.
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ASHES-Ths stock is limited and no particular
change in prices, We notice decline in New ork,
but sales in this market ma1o at IS q G S7b
for Pearls. Pots at G IS.
BUTrER-There has been advance for
strictly prtm, quality, which is and in demand
at % a 27c, but fair and the more common grades
prices without much change and in fair supply
to meet the regular demand quito ordinary quail
tiles rather dull at quoted rates. The stock OF
all kinds however is small.
CHEESE-No change to notice since our last re-
port. There is a steady but moderate demand f ON
the trade, mostly for the extra brands, and they
held quito firm
GRAIN-The market is dull for Com and price,
a shade lower. Sales Of Northern round at !
O5 a O6 Southern yellow at | OF a ] o. and
some lots very good at 0i and white at SO 95c
per bu Oats are firm and in fair demand at SO
further sales at 2s a ] 80 per bu White Beans
are in demand at 75a ga per bu.
H0PS-HoIders continue to ask zoe per Id, at cash,
at which figures retail sales have been made.
PROFESSIONALISM has been in better demand
and tho m,rkei is steady and firm at late prices.
Sales of prime at 10 so a Sl4 mess at 81 Is Il so;
clear at lG SO and extra clear at SIT II so per
obi, 1 mos. About 500 half bbls clear sold for
port to California at 50 so per half Dbl, cash
and time. Beef has been in moderate demand at
steady prices. Sales of Western mess at Il so a
SIG ; and extra at l6 SO SIT per Dbl, mos.
Lard remains without change. The sales have been
at 10 a lie in bbls, and ! / l2c in kegs. The
arrival. Of dressed Hogs have been moderate and
prices range "a to Sic.
WOODSTOCK of fleece and pulled light, and
there is steady but moderate demand at our quo
ted rates.
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CONNIE RCIAL.
PROCTOR & WOODS
Prices Current.

VI S.PRoo1oR, BOSTON. IN. r. Woop
Commission Merchants
For the sale of
WOOL AND COUNTRY pRODTCE
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Piano Fortes q Melodions.

/ it policy to buy poor article which lasts only
short time and is then worthless, or would you
have thing Of the best quality. Remember that
the PIANO FORTES and MELODEONS for sale by
L. ;. RUST, arc wUrantsd Of the first quality, and
are manufactured by the best makers in the coun-
try. just call at the MUSIC STORE and compare
them with other instruments of the kind.
Feb l. dtwtr
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December Goth, New Goods.
4 RETURNED FROM NEW YORK LAST
1 evening and have received Sewing Butterflies,
Birds aud Dogs heavy Silver Snuff Boxes, Silver
Cups, patterns Fruits Knives. Shell pocket aud
Back Combs, Buffalo Back aud Puff Combs, Buffalo
and other hair Pins, Crochet Rings, Reticules and
lots new goods j. Z. BRINSMAID,
Old Stand Church Street.
Dee 30th, 1854. d&wtf
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Rooms in the CIV of New York.

=, TIr,,r,7 - ~ VI INV IUIKs
ENTLEMEN vlSI Ting THE CITY oFNEw
- fUKh, can hnd pleasant accommodations at
NO. no. 30 nest iehth Atreet, Tho locality is very
aily ans anu Convenient for strangers, being
he"i 20 .ne ON Az nue Railroad, and several lines
81 o"s.s an' the rooms will be found more
June "a ssI dAwtf
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F A N n Y + z r N,

ALL THE WORLD WILL READ THIS BOO
The Lifs and Beauties Of
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LNRASlNE SOAP, for removing soil, oil, paint
- &c, from garments also, the genuine Salt Of
Lemon, for removing ink, iron-mould, stains, &c,
from linen, silk, &c. For sale at
Feb. 2C. ddwtf THEO A. pECE'S
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French Glass, Sash and Pntty.

French Glass, Sash and Pptty.
ERENCH GLASS ALWAYS ON HAND, FOR
Il sale by the Box or Retail. Glass Cut to any
shape and Size, and Set in best Style.
~ Orders promptly attended to. Hand SEQ,
two doors East of the FREE PRESS OFFICE, Col.
lege Street,
HERvEY BURNETT.
BustSGtos May2S,l
1854. WY.
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INGTON
G A r p IT WAR H o u s E
CROCKERY STORE,
$50 CHURCH STREET. Is

fresh lot Of new and beautiful styles of
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARPETS I!
TURKEY VELVET,
TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS,
THREE PLY,
INGRAM, and
Common Wool, Cotton and Wool, and all Cotton
Booking, Crumb cloth, Rugs, Mats, Stair Carpets, &C.
ALSO.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all wdths-from I'd to c yds
Straw Mating, tc.-Also
Crockery, China & Glass Ware.
large and entire new stock.
ALSO,
PAPER HANGINGS of every quality All the
above goods have been bought at greatly reduced
prices, and will be sold accordingly.
NICHOLS X BOYNTON.
Burlington, Oct. 1854 d9wtf
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STARTLING. BUT TRUE,
DREADFUL INHERITANCE

7 TNV7''T III. IN MN 7 :.
And must this cOntinue' Must this be Is thero M
renely' No rellef9 SO horesr
The remedy is by knowing the cause. and avoiding
tAgm anu An""ing the remedies ami benedting by them
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, ny.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

T!!s,i5i77 T55aia55i i5ss77 s;sys--.f A III
:i-s.s.ii. s1Es ~ u; ..,ss!3
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In consclrenc' II the universal popularity Il tho Work
evidenced hy IL, extraordinary sale, various impos.
have been attempted, Well on bookseller az On
the public by limitations OF title PAGE, spurious editions
and suTrcptous lniTuse mcuts o ynshi ami other
devices and lecei tious It has teen found necessary,
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r FAD what Scarpa's Acoustic Oil has dono -
J. The greatest cure ever yet performed by any
.vLiCimU. IL
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DIED.

BIRRY-On Friday July at 10 o'clock, noon JOIN HULsaRr
BAEky aged 10 eldest Of Ohm and Mary A. barry
The feDds invited to attend the funeral hom No d Mon
roe-st Saturday Afterno at o'clock.
BR,pIIy-At Wsverey. N. Y. Friday, July 6, HESsY
of this city Of he late Joel Bradley Of Lee
Miss, eyed 81 years
For notice Of funeral see Sunday Morning Herald.
Dmox-At Milford, Conn, Thursday morning July 5, Her
BERT, Of Charles L. aud susan NJ Dmon aged years
and months.
The friends family and also Of his grandfather John
Din and Edwsr Philip reqGeed TO attend he funeral
from the residence the latter, 10. 80 Stantonst this
IL o'clock The remains viii DO taken TO Greenwood
Cemetery. -
KNOX On Friday morning. July EuPHEA PsEvoosr, wife
of the Rev Joa Knox and daughter of the late Rev. John H.
Masop, in the 61d gear Of her sse
The and friends Of the family aud the reverend clergy
requested attend her funeral without fur her invitation
Monday afternoon at o'clock at her ste residence No.
S 4bs proceeo thence the Chufch in 9ths where
the funeral services will be held.
MIRCHAST-On Saturday June So HESTER MERCHANT a.
No. lO5 Cbarlton-st-, aged al years.
The remains were the emetey Of the Evergreens
VIM MAkTB-On Wednesday July T. by being drowned wae
bathing aAcquacanonek, NJ j. ALoSzo WILLMAKTa In the
10Th wear of his
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In regard TO Land Warrants, Thompson's Reporter
says:
We continue TO buy 81 Os and sell at 81 10 2 acre.
Tie plates for 50 acre warrants are completed, and
they are now being issued.
Ii is opinion. that the price will not change ma
terially for some weeks. The demand from the West
is good.
Tie following banks in Brooklyn viz: The Me-
chsnics Bank, the Central Bank, the Atlantic Bank,
the Brooklyn Bank and the City Bank have directed
their receiving tellers not 70 take any bank bills which
have been torn aud the parts pasted together with
part thereof omitted
We have had occasion heretofore u notice the on.
eraiious of the Clinton County Coal Company, who
have extensive bituminous coal fields in CLIFTON Co..
Pa about ESQ miles from the City OF New-York By
tie Ntw.Jersey Central, Catawissa and Sunbury and
Ere Railroads. We are now informed that thew are
MIN coal Of the best quality and viii be prepared
TO slip 10 his market upon completion of their rail-
road which vll be in September This coal Is said 10
he for gas nearly ss valuable Newcastle Coal. The
Company Id their annual meeting for the election of
Directors on Monday, the 9Th ms, az viii be seen
from notice IL our advertising columns.
The following gentlemen veg to-day elected officers
Of tie American Exchange Bank. Under the recent
adn instration of Messs Booth and e. this institu
ton hes continued the remarkable career of prosperity
which marked it under those of Mr.. Leayitt and NJ
Wllets. We have doubt under the ne y orrsniza-
ton this Bank viii prove equally fouri.hing: Vim A.
Booth, President hitherto Vice President; George :
Coe, Vice-Presidenf, hitherto Cashier; Robert S.
Oakley, row cashier Of the st. Nicholas Bank
Cashier; b. Murray continues Assistant Cashier.
We kan that S. l. LOOMS, ESQ.,, has accepted the
Presidency Of the Phenix Insurance Co. of Hartford.
Conn. Mr.. LOOMS is well known in this CITY a. the
late President of the Home Insurance Co., and in
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NEw.OKLEANs, July THE Americas news was received
-dey END hed the evening editions Of the As0ciasi
Pnss: The prices Of CorToS declined ic The iay
ses haye been go bales sie f1T midGig CoEs Is selling
AZ 7s0Fc.
ALBANY July $3.50 p M.-FLoUR-Ssles 900 bbr at un
changed prices CoEN-Sales 9o00 bushels 81 SIZE Sc for
Western mixed OATSNOtipg done. WHlsEY a Id frualy
al ale Receipts BY today. 25s5 bis. Flour q 90
Pork g GO bush Corn 80 do Oats
BUFFALO, July 0-6:So 2. M.There has been better IN
euy for FLOUR to-day for The interior snd local trade b.
prices remain UNCHANGED; eco bits az Oa8 IS for
10 seed Wisconsin; sea 30 IS for ch e 70 extra DO
80 20 fr extra Indisna and 80 Is for fine do WREAT has
been IN demand but prices the same a. preousv
ggotedi sales $50 bush Wconsn White 81 25 and coo do
White Michigan at 81 CoRs quiet owing 10 the fnne.s
outside price OARS are shade hrrer with sales Of q zoo
o. r. AZ oe and 76co DO Of 7ec WHrsKYNo ssles CANAL
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Whalers.

Ar. 81 New Pcdford July s, ,hip Champion, Wsterns
OChotfk Sea- Lahaina Now =, Bay Islands March 10, with -
bb spe eco do whale and 80 Coz bs. whalebone bOal
Sent home during the voyage % bbs SPERM Left a. Bg
Islands lax Masia )iooers, N. B.. SO sperm.
Arr 81 sag Htrbor July bark Ann Hodges from South "
aniic ST. Helena May IS with 30 bbl sperm and 80 bbk
whale oil boards home during tie voyage of bb spn
T. BrunD Reports Apri 10 lat q 40 $. lon Is e. s2ss
oil lth laf ~ < lon e. barb Roanoke Wade Of Greer
port with 20 IBIS. sperm DO. whale oil 10Th. ps1
bark Dove Rose New London, r. WIS 81 bb sperm; ia
heGrl fcm bark Greg Bahc1ck Green port ITO bb spefi
2lst lat a IL lon. n E. bark Noble Ncol :. IL, VITA
bbs whale rs d. slern oil head from day BARI ca
oine, G. SCI, GreenpoTt, cean a.
ca PanambUco 9th ulr, bark Vglant, Deblos OF and -
New-BecfcId. reas fol -,
letter from Capt Clifford Of ship Hope Of Nsw.Bsfsrt
reports ier Narch 10 lat &C. with 50 bbs oil as
hilton, Jones New BedlTd, viii SO -. since leaving d. 20
bound ~ SaIan.
let'cr from frs officer Of bark Sacramento Of wsre
dated 81 Helena li.y % stated that he had shipped ~ ~
~, Cd by lie Ann. Of and for ssg Harbor. m.
June % lar So lon r. bak Ann Hodges, Of and Tor
Cd st New.PeSford 3oth ships Phqnx Nicksrso1 lstp
ard Paoifc Deems: Citizen; Coffin, Nantucket 80
leifeT from Cspt Wng OF bark Greyhound, repofn
g. He.eua ApEI ~, with 10 b5s sp and 20 do WI q
BY the l.re y he fast villa Reports poke Of - 49,
April l6, bark Duntaion New Bedford, 50 sp aud ~
al well. onL
letter from Capt Clifford OF bark Roscoe, Of NswBsssa
dated Mach i, reports sailed oa Ascension so0a ~ r.
ship Rainbow Of New Bedford. -. A
Spoke-Api e. AT. y y. lon. 90 50 w. ship 49,
Susan Jencks, NewBedtord no oil since leaving
bound shore. ..sss.
At ST. Helsns May a. ship c.tharine Hail. Of
with 10 bile on board and shipped $50 beA Per SOY 50
which puived at Boston Saturday last; eso ~
Ffsnei.eo, CudwoEh, Of New Bedford, eean hs'ns
her oil home.
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Arrived.

steamshp Florida Woodruff, Savannah 90 hours ma.e aDa
ps to Samuel L. Mich.lL July 1850 A. NJ, spoke bah
Ship Nebraska Be,tmsnn Bremen, May %, mdse. sad@
pass Hennines Muller Costing. The ~ touched on 10.
luggage was got OF by Capt Cummsky Of the seamus Aeh
les and towed 10 the City,
ship ellington Barstow w.Orleans June a. ml.e to
Thompson On the passage Thomas MsTtie and Ja-
siah Randall died Of dysentery.
Ship Patrick Henry, Hurbut London and Portsmouth June
4 mdse. and l73 pass. 70 Grnnell Mininn x Go. .
Bark Charles C. Fowler Palmer Ssgua la 0rande June ~,
sigsr to Eagle Hazard Sd inst lar 80 20 tor 90 ex'
changed signals with steamship Grenada hence for Havana.
The ship Maua Bath London sid June z aud grounded
on bar the mouth Of The yer would be compelled 70 %
charge cargo in order TO get on ,,,,,,.. ~ c,v.u
CaIdenss June n TO McCready, Mott Co. Sid la 90.
with brig Ellen Hayden, for Newport, X. |.
BarcENpress Boss Havana June B, cigars &C. TO r.
V. King & Go.
Bark West Wind (of Westerly Saunders Havana day..
sugar 70 r. A.. Stuart and pIeappes, &c TO master
Bark Cadet, Guide, Belize, Hond June cochneS Se 70
josiah Jex
IN Mora NAVARRO July lat Ion TO- spoke brig FAME,
from Matarzas for New'fok Sd IN CO. Win os msonane'
Brig Anna (sc Francisco Palermo IS days fruit to Chan.
Brig Geisniurn of FAmDgase) Pierce, sasua June 90 sd
Bs Phebe ~ Tinker iof Elsworh) Milisen, Trinidad 20
Cuba June 2 sugar sud mol asses g =; ); rets.s
Clcamsn Co June 20 lat o. lon 50 90 exchanged signals
with ship Denmark bound L,
apples &c. 10 j. Eneas 5h inst, of the Woodands spoke
Br .ehr: Lady Scott, hence for NSssaa, n; P;
MershoD, CieBfuegos June a, sugar 10 j. W. well Co
Scbr. Maria Canada Beaufort ~ c. days naval stores 70
sehr SAMUEL, tof Bsltimore Beauehamp cienfaess Juas
Is, Sugar, &C., TO Leaycrsft Go.
schT. John G. Rotche shor) from wreck Of brig Nancy
seh n S. Rice saPer, Newbern, N G days, naval '0f
aud bar Benner Deake his been ashore Lecs
Island was got Of and brought to the City