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AUCTION SALES.
BY ROTHwELL a BROWN,

AuctiOneeTs.
HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED
Property-0n Thursday, the first day Of Feb
raary 1852 we shall sell In front Of the premises
the steamboat la ding at o'clock, p. NJ, at public
auction, by virtue OF deed Of trust dated November
70, 1909 and duly recorded in Liber j. A. s., No. 81,
,1hos ooo 81, all that lot of land designated lot
No. 81, IN square No. 32T according To- Iawrences
subdivision Of portion Of said square, with all the
alley privileges, buildings, aud improvements, con
sisting OF valuable brick tenement A plat and de
will be exhibited at the sale
Terms Of sale: 800 cash within three DAYS after
the SALE $500 in nine lnhs and $3.50 in
months, the balance in two years. deed to be given
and deed of trust taken TO secure the deferred nav
ments. All conveyancing at the expense Of the pur
chaser. A. BOUTWELL, Trustee
ESThe above sale is postponed to Thurs
day, the 18th instant, same hour and place.
A. R0THWELL, Trustee.
R0THWEIL a BROWN,
feb 2-eotd Auctioueers
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II, THE undersigned, give notice TO the
~ public that the rumor now on foot charging me
with purloining watch, belonging to Thomas
Hughes, is false, and win spare pains in ferret
extent Of the law. CHARLES NJ. PAINTER,
feb l4-2t@ Maryland avenue near Fourteenth st.
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One Week Later from California.

NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Northern
Light arrived here this evening" shortly before six
o'clock, with about two hundred passengers and
$476, 900 in gold. Her dates are to the cath ult,
and have been chiefly anticipated by the recent
arrival at New Orleans.
The gold is principally consigned to the follow
ing parties: Duncan, Sherman, & Co., 5000, 900 !;
Adams q Co., Sl47 900; Wells, Fargo, & Co.,
100000; Drexel & Co., $4,000; Newhouse &
Sgantz, $4,000.
There is but little news from California. The
market is extremely dull, but little gold having
been taken out on account of the low water.
Less gold had been offered at San Francisco
since the sailing of the last steamer than for any
week within the past three years
Joseph Heslep, treasurer to Alumis county, was
murdered on the 18th, at Sonora, by an English
man named Griffith, who was arrested and hanged
on the Both.
A claim at Shaws fat lately yielded in one day
eight and three-quartcrs pounds of dust
The papers contain accounts of troubles with
the Indians, and the usual records of ARRAYS, in
which stabbing and shooting are prominent fca-
lures.
San Francisco, Jan. A.-Flour-Richmond is
held at SIS so. There is some activity in sugars
noticed-prices for new and refined have advanced
The stock Of Crushed sugar was light. No sales Of
Syrup.
Candles are quoted at SO l-2 for Sperm. No
sales Of Adamantine.
Hams were in fair request at improved figures.
Lard 10 cents; mess beef S2l pork sic sl6 80;
butter 30 to A.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
In Washington, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hodges, JAxss G. SAsscER, Esq., Of Prince
Georges county, Md, to Miss HENRIErTA NJ, daugh-
ter Of VIM. B. Sothoron, Esq, Of Washington, d. G..
Cincinnati (Ohio) Times, and Marlboro Gazette
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JET GOODS.
n HAVE Just received good supply,
il which will sell at importers prices st
ii. o. HOODS,
dec1s-dtf Ala Penn. avenue.
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"ANTED--A Colored or German Wo-
w man Cook. She must be of sober habits
and cheerful disposition The services are light hav
ing no washing or ironing 10 perform. Wages good.
Also, a smart, active Dining Room Servant who
understands counting money. Inquire Mt Refresh
ment Room, Railroad Depot feb l5-3t#
ETHEREAL OIL, APPLES, CRAM
- berries, Potatoes, Turnips and Welch's family
Flour in barrels and sacks. Superior Old Rye his
key, London Porter, and almost everything else at
the lowest prices JOS. w. DAVIS,
feb l5-ltE Corner Of 9th and Z streets
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ENCYCLOPEDIA of Missions by Rev.
oHarvcy Newcomb. One large octave volume,
double columns, 7s4 pages /; price, 49, embracing
comprehensive view Of all the missionary operations
in the world, with geographical descriptions, condi-
ton of the unevangelized &C.; together with the
ligous movements Of the age, under an alphabetical
arrangement, illustrated with thirty-two missionary
maps
1--WE regard the Cyclopeda Of Missions by Rev.
Harvey Newoomb, as work which every minister
and every layman ought TO have on hand for con-
slant reference"
(Signed) Muros BApoER,
DAVID b. Coz,
DANIEL NoYEs,
Cor. Secys A. II. NJ. s.
r. s. Cook,
Secy. Am Tract &c."
The Footsteps Of ST. Paul; by the author Of the
Morning and Night Watches" price, 81. For sao
by GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
feb l4-3t No. 49s Seventh street
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FOR LADIES' ONLYf
DIR. Duponco's Golden Monthly Pills,

In THEIR operation for relieving and
~ curing all painful distractions and female rregu
larities, arising from whatever cause.
These Pills have been thoroughly tried in Washing
ton, and found 10 work like charm Those having
any doubts on the subject win, application 10 the
general agent be referred 10 persons In Washington
mended 10 be.
For the name and address Of the general agent,
and list Of Druggists who have the Pills for SALE
see the long advertisement in another part Of this
paper. feb i0-eo4t-
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ID o TOM AC HEARINGS, FLOUR,
IL Meal, DO
so barrels No. Potomac Herrings, (gross)
500 barrels super and extra Flours
Meal-Corn Rye &c, for sale low by
HILL, BROWN PARTL0W,
Corner Prince and Union streets,
feb lB-H Alexandria, Va.
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Mr.. Wheeler, the American Minister to Central
America, has been to Granada to procure the
archives Of his predecessor, and returned to San
Juan on the 9th. He visited the camp of the rev.
oluiionists and was well received by Chomono, al
though at first the American party were repulsed
by "A pound shot, as II was not known who they
we're. Chomono was steadily gaining ground, but
most Of the Americans who joined the revolution
lists had left in disgust.
The steamer julius Pripgle, which left San Fran
cisco In search Of the Cocos Island treasure, was
unsuccessful and was in port at San Juan del Sud.
FROM KFY WEST
The Northern Light brings dates from Key West
to the 10th. The United States steamer Princeton
was there to sail en- the 18th.
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n HAyEjust received a new supply of the
j latest styles Of Jewelry, and have just finished
fine lot Of pure Silver Ware srch Tea Sets Cob
let's, Cups, Spoons, Forks, Ladies' Butter, Fish, and
Pie Knives Napkin Rings, &c. &c; all Of which |
will sell at much lower prices than s usually asked
for the quality OF goods Mt other establishments
in this city. And every article will be warranted
represented at time Of sale at 41s Pepnsylvana Az
enue, between ~ and 9Th streets
dec 15--dn VI q. HOOD.
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CIDER, POTATOES, &c.
UUST received from New York, per rail-
a. road, few barrels Of Clarified Champagne CT
der which have for sale draught at so cents per
gallon.
Also, a lot Of prime Mercer Potatoes at u rs per
bushel.
Prime Baltimore cured Hams at 121f cents per
pound, together with general assortment OF fresh
family Groceries, which am constantly receiving at
my store, No. 500 Odd Fellows Hail, 7th ST.,
GEO. w. e. KENNEDY.
feb l5-3t III fStar
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

MAcALLIsrERs Golden Soiree tonight must not
be forgotten. Four gold watches ornament the
list Of prizes TO be distributed; besides several
other articles Of jswelry and bijosterie"
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BEANSf BEANSII
IUST received prime lot of new White
- Beans for hominy and soup. Also, lot Of
Black Eyed Peas.
FOR sale at G. d. RfCES
Butter and Provision Store,
No. 03 High street, Georgetown, d. c.
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TAKE NOTICE.
HAVE now ON hand n large nssn

- - NV yW Hnu0 ~ lHfRt nss0FNmeut
- OF every description Of Spectscles, from the
lowest price 10 the very best quality used and having
been for long time engaged in manufacturing. and
adjusting glasses for the difficult and defective
visions, therefore can with confidence guarantee 10
benefit and improve the sight OF all who need.
Call at ais, Pennsylvania avenue, Sign Of the Large
Spread Eagle
feb7 II n UOOD
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MONEY FOUNDI

a SUM Of money was found on the floor
- ofthe Bank Of Commerce, Georgetown, a short
time since, which the owner can have by calling At
said bank proving property, and paying for this sd
vertisement feb l0--3td
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tnouBn the nufnDef u uecreahihR eacn year largely.
A BAD FrLLow.-George Raglin, a bad negro,
was amusing himself on the avenue last evening
with hand-saw, which be struck at every indi-
vdual, with the most desperate ferocty One little
boy complained to an officer at the Smithsonian
Institution, that "he came very near having bis
head cut off," at which the officer started TO arrest
the black. Upon arresting him the fellow fought
most desperately and none in the crowd around
offered to assist the officer, who threw the negro
twice and held him down until assistance arrived.
This morningh he W. sent to Jail to await the action
Of the criminal court, by Captain Birch.
BALL.-The ball of the Washington Light In
fantry was exceedingly well attended, considering
the state of the weather. Fishers band dis
coursed some excellent music, and "twinklng
feet kept time to the melodious and "voluptuou.
sweIsn arising from the delicious harmony Of sound
Several Of the most accomplished dancers in our
city participated In the pleasures Of the evening,
aud JOY and festivity appeared to reign supreme.
Captain Darlington, with his suite of officers at.
tended well to thewants Of his guests, and deputa-
tons from nearly every company in the city were
present.
In short, the ball does great credit TO the corps
and leaves as bright as ever their reputation for
having some of the finest balls given in our city.
POLICE CouRr - CENTRAL STATION Before
Myer and Birch. tt.sHsf
Henry Pinney, free negro, was found drunk
and conveyed to the wstchhouse, about midnight
and was sentenced to the work-house for thirty
days, this morning
Frank Bias, in company with some brother dar
kies, were perambulating the streets last evening
and were all arrested by one of the watch. They
marched along very quietly, until they came to ,
corner, when they all started of in different direc
tons. Frank was the unlucky one caught, and
went TO the work-bouss for thirty days
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BALrrNoRE AND PoromAo Engineers
are still engaged in making surveys for this road
The road, it is believed, can be made at small
comparative cost It is to run through southern
Maryland, near Upper Marlboro, and terminate on
the Potomac river, opposite Aqua creek, the ter
minus Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad.
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PRACTICAL PLUMBING ESTABLISH
NEWT

No. 512, 18th street. opposite the Integencer Office.
TIME subscriber having completed his ar
- rangements in his new store Is now ready TO
furnish and put up all articles in his the above line OF
business and would state that having served an ap-
premiership with New York firm, be feels fully
competent TO do all work intristed TO him. with du
rabifty, promptness, and despatch.
dec IL y. II. SIMS. Practical Plumber.
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MURDER.-Murder appears TO be rife in our
midst. About week ago, man named Hewitt
was killed by William Sinclair, at Hopewell, Eau
quier county, Virginia, who deliberately pointed
gun at the former, and shot him. Sinclair imme-
diately fed and has not since been heard from.
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FOR SALE,
1.-TWO Brick Houses, situated on 14th
~ street, between ID 4 E streets, Q stories high,
containing rooms now renting at 1900 EACH per
snnum. For terms, &c., apply 70 @. H. PLANT,
feb 1o--lw+ 1lth street, between II and l.
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Indian Deprcdataons on the Plains.
Hmm fhA 81 Inaanh (Ma i e. zafkA lima

Since our last issue We have received NO further i'd
vices from the pains the Salt Lake mail for June not
having arrived. The reports Of the capture and muir
der Of many not all OF the emigrants who started to
true. light mail from Utah all the commune alton
We have had from that quarter for nearly moaths
ard then We heard nothing definite from the emgratoa
This arrival brought accounts Of the capture Of all the
stock belonging 70 the traders west Of Laramie Mr.
Shsmbaugf ~ DEVILS Gate lost upwards OF sixty head
of horsss and cattle.
All the advices that have reached 70 far report the
Indians gathering in great numbers Al along the Iouse
with the avowed determination of preventing all out
ward bound emiauts from passing II IL also reported
BY lncian Who arrived At Sargent Bluffs from
Laramie that tbs Sioux had attacked every train that
whites, and taken prisoners q number Of women and
children. Some few allowed to pursue their way
After bsirg stripped Of rything they possessed
II would BE- miraculous, indeed they did NOT perish
from starvation before reaching any placs where pro-
visions and ether necessares for sustaang Life could bs
procured.
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JANIS GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,

JAMIE GONDoN BESNkff, EsQ. =
Though fully agree With Jour learned correspondsr
J. A. A., % to the origin Of the name OF this
place. and conceive that We Russians are full
y justified in writing and saying ssbastopo instead Of
eSevastopo" ~ are the French in writing and saying
Londres Instead Of London, II s nevertheless, fAci
that in Russia the Of that fortress s both pro-
nornctd and written Sevs.opol. During my residence
in that country, which have left out recently have
never heard IT pronounced otherwise.
In work nov before be, on the statistics OF Russia,
published by order OF the government in the year 1862
Il Ia written thus: "Ssewastopol," (tne v having the
value OF In all languages hut the En- Sish.) but 10
Russian the 10 represented BY A. the n By p, &C.
the In our moce Of pronouncing AMI writing the
name, II error be- may have arisen from that cause
Sebastopoi Ia thus described in the work alluded to-
"esewAstoPol, military naval port In fawfia number
Of inbabtants Al 1856: distance from So Petersburg
207 versts from Moscow ,422 vsrsts, norta lat ii
deg SO min Il, Ion. 81 IL. d. +. De LARA
June % 1855.
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STYLISH AND EXTENSIVE VDDING TO COME OFF
IN NEW YORK THE ST. MvnOLAs HOTxL RENTED
FOR FOUR DAYS AT So 600.
We copy the following from the Richmond Dispatch Of
the 29sh ult. What Goes it NEAR? Who's whoi
We make excuse for referring to Q grand nuptiat
occas which 10 take place next month New YORK.
1t Is gotten up scale Of ostntaton and munihcsnce
DecssBAriy giving II publicity that win force the
porters-ID spite Of their vel known repugaancs for
such thingsto notice it part OF the chronicles not
to 10 withheld from the public. The parties wealthy
The bridegroom Louisiana planter (sugar), and the
bride ia the daughter OF New York Judge The pre-
partitions Of ampest hind. No Presidential tour
50 mssnfcsnty provided for, even in the hey
day Old Hickory There 600 guests invited all Of
whose expenses are to be borne by the nvitos. The
Bridegroom TO m accompanied by 200 psirs OF young
lsdes and gentlemen from the South, and will pass
through this city about the 18th July In his route he
viii be joined BY recruits every city; for the atrac
"wealthy Camacho" There being possibility Of &c.
commodatng the multitude at private mansion, the
St. Nicholas Hotel has been rented at 1000 day for
four days. curing wbcn there will be royal feashng.
The distinguished caterer In New York has been
engaged to fill the post of purveyor the vast
blage OF guests Every art and every expsdure that
add to the pomp and crcu Of the event will
be employ ed Wealth there s in abundance, and the
parties mined that the ceremony and attending
shall exceed In grandeur anything that
has preceded IT, We will for the present let
far readers into the secret Of who these people
who about to become notable; it would diminish
the interest Of the affair." 10 toll them all about 1t at
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Brig Isabella Jewett. Chapman, Boston-Wm DsJ
echr M'Laue. Buoklin, Halifax White Duns
echr Desdemons (Br. Insrshan. Harbor IsIan
schr Potomac, Hosbie. n arfolk-Jss Hand
sebr s " Dyer, Bartoi PhiIadelpbiA- dan
schr 1sIeer'ph. Eickefson, Philsdelphis-Jss
sshr su ssG0' Iorina si so.sos Es" o's
Sohr w Sanders, ForiAw. Besufort-Davis
Steamer Mount Savage Scuddsr Baltimore
Lire.
Steamer Delaware, Copss Philsdsl phia,- Ssnf
Steamer Black diamond, Lopez. Phiiadslphi
Steamer Caledonia, Saunders, PortlAAd-Jo
ARRIVED.
Steamship st Lawrence, Munro, Key wss
days IL hours with mdss and passengers
Steamship Alabama. Schenek, Savannah.
Steamship Southerner EVAN. Charlssson
passengers, to Sponord, Tlsstea 4 Co. Jun
S.s 70 mi n exchanged signal: with :.
niiss sscssnssd signals nail With With b Il Rsa,
for Charleston, and schr Sarah Brewer, b
Ship Risito tof Yarmouth, Ms), wilton, y
passss Gibraltar 10th, with mdss, TO Dutiii
Pass nth. with cotton, TO master. Juss ii
0,ls.n. 'Sr Liverpool nth. spoke sloop
Big Sarah Bsrnioe (oi Aachias), Sawyer, s
- aays' WE % s sSqsnr. ,uw, 30. to Trcker
foretopnest, topssllantmAst, maintopmAst g
Brig Erie (BrJ Douglass, Ponce, PR, Is day
AnQ molhSeoe. W MOller q HterrA.
Bris Isabella Reed IBID Smith, Bermuda,
potatoes, onions and y passengers. to No Call 4
With sugar to msster. Sailed In company With
Heath for New York.
Bark Leo, West, Havana, 8 days, With sugar, d
tobacco, to Aguirre d Galway
sobr Windsor tBr>, Dawson, Windsor, 20 days,
Ter, to master.
Schr 10y n Scranton, Lowden. Savannah, 4 days.
0obr FeSsendon, II gals. Cslais.
schr Kossuth, Churchill, Newbnryport.
Sobr Pallss. M'yntyre, Rocklsnd.
Schr Superior, Grover, Rockland.
SAILED.
Steamships Union. Have; Ariel. DO; Augusta. Be-
Marion, Charleston; jamestown, Norfolk, &c.
Wind during the day SW.
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UNION CorRss, SAS FRANCISCO Nay 22.-Pacng match,
81 tUO-Sl, 600 Aside-mile heats best three ia ave-
under the saddle weights 1916 lbs
Geo. y. Ferguson named r. m Lazy Mac. . 1 2
c. Shear named T. 4. Fred. Johnson.... z =
Time, 2ZiA-23l h-2;.sI-22e
PIONEER Counsr, May % -rrotting purse and STAKE
$780, two mile heats, IN harness.
George Ferguson amed Glencoe Chief. ..... 2
J l.. Eoh named Joe Waterman. .........,.. 2 1 2
lime, SAL.
MAY 27.-Pacing purse $780, mile heats, best three
In Ave, 10 harness.
vr Fof named r. e. Price McGrath. ..... 1
Mr.. Ferguson named r. Lacy Mac. ....... q 2
John wilson named b. x. Joe wilsoa. ....... dist
Mr.. Crooks named CHI Daniel Webster pd II.
Time, 2:24-2 %-2S0,s.
OHIO.
QrS1S CRY toUrsr June 20.-nottinx parse and
stake $500 mite heats best three In ave. 70 sksiet,n
wagons.
o ". Dimck named b. 9. Q.sksr......... 211
I. Oliver named h. &. Tom Oliver ......... , I Q
James Rocky ,med Cream Pet 80. $ 9
Time, 2:s4H-s'4b-2:ss--2:s3x.
ILLrs0Is
BRIGH1os CoURsr CHICAGO Juns c3.--Trottng purse
$780, mile heats, b~st three in ave. 70 wagons.
". Winchester banned br b Young MOSCOW 2
G. @. Russell named ,, m Chicago Mad. g:
q. r. Perrin NAMED sp Spot ........... . sdr
Tins. Q: h-2;S5-sS7x-3oo.
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NOHVVL kkN0HrN 8uHInnhD NJ uUt-hNU
Their NAT WARD APfATR We learn from geatle
who the folio wing OF
most horrible ana trsgcal affair that at Ponto
Toe. Mas, on Monday last IL appears that Mr.. Brown
principal OF the male scsdey 1t Pontotoo had
Of his pupils about week since brother OF the boy
II at whipped, BY the name Of Wrsy, made threats
against Mr. Brown tor the aforesaid punishment, to
which but little sttenticn paid. On Monday young
wray youth OF some seveDteen eighteen years old
took post where Mr. Brown would pass on his way
home from school, ant waited until he came along
when wray attacked him The two clnched Bro~n only
acting self defence, and those who IL thought 4
only TO be fcufe between them, unt they saw frJsa
run few ysrds his hands upon mis- Abdomtn and fall
down hftkss. NhiA tksy we're clinched, Wray had
inflicted two rounds apon Brown with . large bovs
tuife, which KILLED him almost instantly The young
man vas arrested Of ence. Mr. Brown vas MAJ much
respected and haves youne widow, TO ~hom ne had
ben married bot tv noatha, 10 his .ary ssd
uptrne}y end ns 10 enc o. The NEST horrihe c,ld.
Aiocd.d murders We hsvs soHced 70 esns tns sut 1.
Deeper ootrNxs t1aa tbs Matt Ward cNs vpt~i,
wrtJ rtrs ~.
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Ship Hercuean b49 tons, built at Kingston Mass has
been sold on private terms.
LAurcHrpBy Mr. Paul Curtis, .. East Boston. June ~
bark Of about 400 tons called the Azor owned ~
Nesrs DAbney Cunningham Boston and intended the
FAysl trsde Of Capt Edmund Burke isAs
Of brig Geo Jones' The built in the thoroush
hold, and 2sL feet beam.
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rhs New Bedford k~o~y Of the 9th ult reports
at the Britain brig Buffalo Is stil setaseA At Hsmss
Hoe nne the facts In relation V the alleged in press
rpsnt recruits for the Army the Ctinss eas - in
vesties.ed r. w. H.llett, Ksq UainA Statss Disrto.
Attorney, appears for the sovsrsnsst
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Port az New Ysrk, june 30, 1853.
rurAREu

steamship Astoria, Harris, San franciscs-LobAeh 4
Soheteler
steamshp Augusta Lyon 3avannah-a bhtchitL
Steamship Marion. Berry. CharessoA-opcnord Tues
ton.
sseanship Jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk, Ae-Ludlam
PIeasan's
ship sweden, Coss, xeibeurne-Dusan a Leland
Ship PArAna, Lsnsston, Buenos Ayrss W psForsst.
ship Robena, Hartett, Londoa-DqnhAm Dimon
Ship Great Western. FuIbsr. hvsrpcei-C II Narshau
Co.
Slip Ashbufton, Bradish. Liverpool g GrinnslI.
sbip Sheridan, CLARK Ants rp-OAytoa, Rysrson A Co
thip W FaDnin Ledcy, Galvestsn-J ircwer.
haik Ynsht, CalNoun. Glasgow-puehAm Dtmon
Lark @ " Horton, Ulmsr, Tsulsa-wAlih, Carver a
Chase .
bark Train Grsithss, Cadis-CburehmAa Roberts
Bsif IRE ry, sampson, HtvNh-J II wtisms
BsrN Narsmissc, Lancaster, Detoy IslAad-h Brook.
MAI 10
Fsrk GeersIs, Lirdssy, Psrlssd-J sArdy
brs AeAdiAn tBr. Looshsrt 81 Jtha Md \ Dswelf
Rrie ys1et fHrl, Smith. W tndssr-J q shftsoy A 70
Brf nonssoeny soIsiir-, Phiiststpsls-Yssssk Po..
teya..a-