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50 @sr The prevalence of incorrect notions
Upon the subject of Medicine misery, Medical
practice should not be governed by principles cautiously
the of Long close
poant then that medicine should taken
eanate from the hands Of Of TALENT udgmen and
prob ooands German Bitters prepared by Dr.
PhiaieiPhia ia on dhsnang cela-
hried Of moien me the greatest
wsrs Germany produced This article able
syence that the sTtiels Ia prepared carefully skuy
proHaeg the effect the original inventor BIZ
Of the landing Of Philadelphia debility
OF the digestive and hillary apparatus the arising
thereou We therefore tecomnisud this medicine uug
yElIds SEES ndyertil md
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Mt i
f. Our CANDIDATE For GoNGREss.-As we made
known on yesterday, Immediately on receiving
thesdispateh from the Convention of the Amer
lean party at Pass, Christian, the Hon e. J.
Goodey of Lawrence county, has been selected
as the candidate Of the party ia the Fifth
Congressional District. In the absence of more
full information. We only at present express the
high qualification Of the party here at this re-
suit. .sI.. !. - "a: =, = - :
VItwas desirable that the candidate should
come rather from the central position, than the.
extremes Of the District, and We are glad to see,
that this is the case. Mr.. Goode is a native, Of
Virginia; there he was educated, and studied
law He afterwards settled and married in
Lawrence county, in. this State, and now stands
at the head Of his profession. He is a strong,
farcible speaker, with a vein of quiet, attrac-
live humor, which disarms resentment, while
his force of reasoning and clear statement of
facts atonce informs and convinces his hearers ].
". He is now in the prime Of life, energetic and
earnest in character, frank apd candid in his
bearing. and altogether one Of whom the Amer
lean party may be proud ssa leader ~. Il.
Mr. Goode has always acted with the Demo-
cratic party actively and conscientiously., A
stern and unintermitting devotion to the rights
of the South and Southern institutions, entities
him in this respect to the confidence OF every
Seuthsrner, LNatchez, Courier, IL. y ',~,a.e
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THn AbiFA sralsos,.--In anot 4 \. ,,,,,.

TIE ABfTA SPRINGs, In another colunan, 80
tozdays pspsr We publish advertisement ealns sst.a
ton 70 thsse newly cpensd syringe Fer the short
fhsy have been known they have grown wondrousy N
favor TO such ct readers who are not able 10
HsFs town. ayen for the short time requisite for visit
7a soansna the establishment Of guo. Mauae, Moss
nlzles street who keeps always hand supplyo t
- Aels apr1pgs water well the waters Of gu the
otnsF Southern springs For arst tasta Of aAbita
wAssr We are indebted % him. created desire
% sias Esh shall certainty do f pos
sipls, some time dufisss the present summer S, S's =
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THE CANVASS.
Ixtrsots Of letter from Rapidss, d.tsd Aug 9 !:

{ Sxsrsots of letter from Rapidss, dated Aug, 8:
The grand American barbecue took place. pursuant
to notice, at Marksyie, last Thursday It was de-
adsd one q the largest country gatherings that
witnsssed uRwarda Of tive thousand persona Wete Pro
sen on the cccasion TheTe upgardkof 6e4 100
ladies' grscpg the scene With their sniles Evsyythng
Rasaed Of Sths satisfaction Of ali suncerasd ma up
ardsof thirty members were initiated dung ths meet
Ing The following lathe progrsmms d
spreux opened the bail Durable excused himself from
spenkng and O. II. Morton advocated the Of the
foreign party u long and elaborate French speech He
WAS followed ~ Col Vim. B. Lewis Of St. Landry, who
handled the subject In mastery manner Col Lewis Ia
the Congressional nominee Of party in the Fourth
nissilat and win prove valuable acquisition to our
ranka and bold and able champion. Thomas Green
Davidson spoke next and made very foroble spseoh
but the whole ssct OF bis address was destroyed when
Col Preston Pond areae to answer MIN. MAYER have
listened To- more eloquent There being other
Democratic speakers present. fmessrs Wickiiffe ahd
Noise having found " convenient TO be elsewhsr) Col
Bsale and 0. NJ Ogden closed the meeting In manner
calculated to the enthusiasm Of our risna 10
give idea Of the ertensiye preparations that had
been made here append the bill Of faref the day
safely set down tho parish Of Aycyelles at ors
hundred majority for Sam Z a x
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S.. eorToN PICKING GoMaENoED IN EARNEsr.--
The hands Of Our best planters are non In the
cotton fields, and the market will soon feel the
,shreo and impulse Of the new crop sfs5 -
..Nowas the Southern Planters harvest time
sIhe sable sons and daughters of Africa now
ply the cheerful task. of cotton picking. vb;ch
will be their employment far into next January
and February. f'
sdn these parts the quality OF, the staple ID re-.
good EConeordis Intelliesnoar. 10th
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And there was not enough for the crowd. - r. y IL
together With Col Levis and COL BeaIe. On eaturday
morning few minutes before thu organization Of che
grand foreign meeting {some 500 being present Ia
the detachment of 200 left the crowd
hree loud cheers being given for Sam, magnificent flag
lao ny w was hoised on liberty poe, and Il bore the
glorons inscription Americans AhAl rule America y
Meeting being called to order Dreux o. he did
in markeyille Moutnn answered then Beas and Ogden
answered by Noise Noise BY Lewis and Lewis by Wick
ihe Our opponents dodge eli discussion Of the SUBJECT
and deal in abuse and personalities Their
mssting vas decidedly small affair when compared with
purs. At night We organised meeting In the Courts
honse, and speeches were made BY euum Of &C. Landry
yousg AbtOkdsp Of Rapides and Dreux II seems that
9nr eonssr this IS the battlefield They have
already made three speeches In the parrish and they
three other pontmsnts made for the week Texaaa
onfum Bsss and Dreux stick to their heels. Chser up
for the prospects are brighsn .5.s EI..T3,5E
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HIGH 81. FnslsaTs y The Mansasld lDssoto,),
The Augusta landed ct Grand Bsyou o,a,,a. a
terdsy from Alexandria She kss a sho.Sys rs
largs cargo, osnsisting principally Of fssSsls :
groceries. A considerable portion Of har fa HI
was discharged at Grand Bayou but tfe sn Nh
bulk is destined for Shreveport Freight from
Alexandria rates atis7 SO per barrel, Wei; and
$6 per barrel sasry. Il as lsstt - y. = 81
36epsoplsin Ns4gHss fiea should 70 IN stronvlvi
A. railroads. g asfats q sa8 e spt q 20
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Fs o Am BRIO ANS! Ate ND!!.s-l-
s85 .la-- . THERE WILL BE a ...-. -. lss -
MASS MEETING OF THE AMERICAN PARTY,
gf5G an t-...sasI ~
rEt4a on.-WEDNEsDAY EVENING NEXT, 18th mat, -..=4
At the Room Odd Fellows 4n whoa the Hon. RANDELL
HUNT ADDRESS The Public are invited to attend
BY order Of ss Executive Committee Party Of
todiAlana =. 1''e' e''' ''-. = . snIs ID
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NoMNA Fi6Ns, The Americans Of East Fsli-
siana have nominated shsl following parish
hcket- Hhichsis q. good and a. strong one in
every particular. IT VIII sde6eed triialmpha mt.
y, ana BY very large majority ;s,,,s s' Il -
q OF the Legislature, SAM Norwood and IA,
n ~ aFq for CLERK Ell skipwith; for Sheriff.
n orn Sass lor ames, 4. scot1;afop
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!, Ia. The n GREEkwoop CONVENTION. - The Demo-
soraey of Gaddo had a grand political carnival
at, Greenwood last Saturday. ! The convention
ratified the State ticket and the nomination If
john Nj Sandidge for Congress. The following
aralthe nominations for parish officers - :
q For Representatire--Dr A. Elournoy.
For Sheriff. Nathan Hoss. e Z s. SO a &
=. For Clerk of the District 0ourt--Asa s.
Rhodes - y,
. !, For Assessor James. Bradley shreveport
Gazette, 4th, E - &c ts,.rs,r = : :,
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s5 .SauB6s a3@ ID .l9s2 9i4s 4@lSsjs' yS.Sess
s. eAs3s 9asanf isss stg f94s s8sa
sSls1tsaE R1s 81 "a saiig IaFt sss + 7#sSktsn
sNs3sa. 6le lasz via 43ss1 SeH Slu sstsa-
~ s9sS asits gssis Fss% fAls'l aaslso
-gEsl
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awATcMAN, WHAT OF frHE NiGHT m The
answer comes booming from every quarter -.
from county to hamlet, and from village 70 city
=" ALI's WE'LL" Our numbers are daily in
efeasin the reports from cur = ,rsaas are o.
are bright for the ensuing contest. We have a
we'll appointed hostof 40, 900 in Mississippi,
filed with patriotism, moving as the pulsation
of one great heart, responding in its beating TO
the great national principle $ Americans shall
rule America the purity Of the ballot. box, and
The prevention sof Foreign Interference IN the
Administration Of the Government, are the car
dinal principles Of the American party; me Inc
opposition Of the fewlWlo compose the self-called
Democratic party. and who are now in the act
Of falling to pieces BY the process Of dry rot"
oan avail nothing. The hand writing is on the
wall I jackson miss Mercury, eth inst
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! sJoHEf T. HEATH, Esos--By reference to The
list of. candidates, the name Of our old friend
and. quondam college associate, John T. Heath,
Esq, will be found MIR. Heath is d native
Louisianian, born and raised in the parish Of
sQpelonsas. Heis graduate Of Centenary Col
lsges and took the first honors Of his class. He
is gentleman of acknowledged abilities, Of I'm
ished education, and hism moral character stands
above reproach, and is withal one of the most
promising young lawyers in the Seventh Dis
trict: If elected he will make most active
and Efficient officer. We warmly recommend
nm nm to the favorable notice Of our friends.
tOlinton Patriot, 11th6 T. : ~
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i THE MAIL - The new mail arrangement,
which has beenseo tardy in taking effect, may
now, We feel safe IN saying, be regarded as Al
q fixed fact. During the present week. the
three New Orleans and Fickabprg packets have
brought us our mails from the city and landed
them in front Of our Post. Office. There exists
however, an irregularity, in their faihng to
mall and to receive the one from this point for
New Orleans, which will be remedied, we pre-.
sumo, so soon as the attention Of the contractors
is called to it, After being cursed with most
miserable mail system for the past five or six
years, this admirable change and present ar
rangement will be most heartily appreciated by
US. [Pointe Goupee Echo, lth. s9eg
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taof course, the,work int Canal street VII Il.
ssspenqea ~ q while prohahly till thes.close
:. .ne siekys season Mr. Crow, Who has al.
salAA'se Mr; Reed occasionally Ii the work, can
PROBABLY ~ obtained ln !, " it il noE,.
.nefe arg Others who are ready and ambitious
totry their hands al Ii. ne. y
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Disasters &C

BARK PRESCOTT. spesr from Bnenos Ayes bf b'sa-
struck Rock Rip sh0s Is nst and Sustained solae ~
age she got OF ana towtl iLto Edfsrtown llth -
u damage 10 the vessel b. not known, but i Rpm
she Gee ut esk. 80
eooN aFTIE O'Clock Tuesday evening vessel wss - !.
cred FIR, APPARENT, ~ der Tuc4smuck shos p3
medisfey n Nan ucket for her relief AT oc4'ea -
spTesIed 20 b. goiu out. - ,.r
SHIP HUATRtss snd Dutch bark Gssu r. during = !.
gqus from the moth a. yah ~ Apd dnf ed Gang
and heir t -h lcckco Diff ID Gflwat 20 osrr
d. Erglfh bark BIiih Woman eId carried away seI u
Jb boom fVo caiheats, Sc. and cut 20 pieces Az N'
gen frva q. u,Sg
SBiP HFSBY GRfyNFLL Brooke, frm MaEsei s y ~ -
went shOre az San Bay near AiEecirfs nisnt ~ "a
June, tut .afec of sod 10 OiOral AZ ~ e. Pr
BRIG MAZDA KEN AiL, Pun mer, from ri.r 90 ~
do bis, with cargo e fruit stuck Re,ey nv tnfi
d. uigh let which caused The vessel 70 leAA - IA orr
rF- quau ~ Of be- al 20 be thrown hsopese
event her 81 kiLg. Sevfr4 itching n,eN hua1 s
.. IN b, viciDit. 4 BE- disaster picked up so'1
to2e- ~ ]. n arc o. fcs ,b. ysrEe1
~ ACCOUNTS Gom kio Jaue'rp % 6th lnns. re ~
cfok bed been ed aud nearly dscnIs a fsfD
crnrtrcfd 10 tie tween ca can ~ So a. $50
fLe u.th more less hlch VII be p,i a. s
81 tied % proceed ~ her voy uge 20 son Ffans4
Jr'V. "a. IA lbs ~
Utcine a. repairing hsyiBg Tecey a seme 1s psgtas
rt FoIt WtsIf schL Peter Clinton, stites' 10"
pslniurs would b. readv for sea l9fh -. Y g. -
SUR Los new Of from Bah for 81 yoan thek "a
on shore of Mechiss Bay The l6t1 inI a' Cspt ~
en- came If leaking badly both pump q Tohe SbeS
would procure steamer and tow the shP !" ."
she win be repaired
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MARRIED..

ANrs-BAeLTy-In Salisbury Point Saturday, July b.
the REV. J. NJ Bacon, Mr. WiLtisM H. Az OF hs'efmli
Acknowledgement Boston, on Monday July 10 by the
Rev W T. srnitLott, Mr. JoHSsos ATcHIsoS TO Ms JANE
HucHTS e Boston
BsI-cs-In Cohaset on Wednesday July 49, at
the uifaion Church, NJ. HtSRy BsesETr OF Sosoa 10
Miss BtTssY C. daughter Of Joseph Begs E.q. Of {;
Etc RtEE-At Boston, on tuesday July a. oy IN
d. H,sie Mr.. GFosGE BARTLETr 10 LIZZIE daughter
Of Etenez'r after, Esq OF Bo.ton
BEAsEkkuo, tAHoUst-ln Quincy on "Wednesday Jul, 10,
bs h. Rev y. tark Mr.. DANIEL BEAseR Of OntOnagon
Mich. 10 Mis- NAL NJ. hsoD, NHorss Of OuiLey.
CocKE-JObNsfoNI-At cnity church St. Johns y. e.,
daughter the ae DR. Jolnstone Of Pic Nova scotia 20
JA,a,s Cook, ESD lac Of Halifax n. s. now resident Of
Ea5oS-NosEnL-Ip Salisbury Mills Village Tuesday July
s. by IN Rev. Benjamin Sawyer MI THOMAS "a ron TO Mes
PAEK-Ho, Mts-At Magnolia H. on Thursday, July r. by
Il Rev. Nj Dunn Of The Presby Church ORG. :
PINK Esq late Of rsrkvs Mo-. 10 MAN LoJfs. 1est
daughter Of VIM. w Holmes Esq, OF Magnolia, sis OF ew-
LEsE sP.LLt BCsion. Wsdne-dsy, }ay - a by the
klsrALI, OILY daughter OF Ezekiel Kendall Esq al Of
PspEy-McErEEF-At Phiade phia Saturday, Iune H.,
,y The Rev w. BlaokwoDd Mr MATHEW PERRY 10 Miss
KAcH,L MchNNsy, both Of Phili-s hia
Nv tre J. A. Roche, Cart SAMUEL ; PAULNE TO re-
rFccA {. WOODRUFT. both OF Br get0n y. j.
CARPEV1EE-In Roxborough Tuesday evening June
% hy he kew a. (uNeT Nh SAMUEL RcE to Miss ELIZA
EErh CAtF MI X, both Of hoSbofough.
ksisAt Phi Ce pha, IN >afWdy, July =, b the
Rev. A. Chnstman, Mr. GEORGE sr'FLks to hiss ANA
RAD lofh of.t hiaoelphia.
YIct-UVKfAk-At Eos on MONDAY, july 6 BY the Rev
r W. CLARK Mr.. ALLxAsDER TAYLOR TO Miss SARAH '.
TsoMfs y FDMASrs-At Chaes'owD, Tur sday July H.
hy Rev Mr.. Huchins, VI. OTIS T. THOMPSON TO Miss
H.NNtES FUM.Nps brh f Cha esowo
by the A. Chitms Calvary Church. dr ROB Ri
G. Wttk Miss CArHARtSE Do>NsLLY, both Of Glouoes
Woopw.Er-BoSD-In Lowell on Saturday, July u. by the
Rev. Nh. Vim, H. ;. WOODWARD 70 OLsSIsDA A BoSo.
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Philadelphia Markets


Noins doing Bars COTTOS inactive irregular prices
for fus lots. i- FLOUR ark j. du and heavy aud prices
bsleN N lined There demand for shpm and he
aes the supply Of the retail trad m AZ 10 lb0Sl0
& I'LL Tor good and aud brands LA &C. zhsr, 10
qua it,. hYE F., UR heavy su1 - deol sra sIes at
+lrer bb RI MAJ j. ia tive buyers onl, OF ring p
q bt and iol operation demanding 81 further redi.-
III NHfAT- Mare cheuuz and uilers holding Of ilc
l pces sales 60 Ia heis Southe'n Red 350 -
nlCfuy eat, b5H - h for Wine, inc ud ioe-
nor io e. less rates closing AZ lowest figures ch is
hifh DEC me oabort 3 ce Corn il wanted nut there
yer lftic UI saes ~ $500 ~ b. Pe-usylvana yellow
a. u ftoe. iYe savci sales A. ~ l1 OATS are IN
quet, wit If Pen 81 ria a. 6c. ahltt, SC.
OT oCEklEs>Om Ia Coffee, aud sss
Of it fl ructr; SuFrs extent 4 80 hhd NewO leans
To v e. ~ o., &c Tine. PFOyI-G7Ns uIe1 -ngsff
lie h. stcca ak holders CLovFRssED j. scare, has
mall sizes % orliDery 70 me a. 20 7ba - = y
"a o. Tnotfy j. steady ~ n n bnsh AMI fiAXssgD
81 teug very scfce The iem2r Dr WHISKY b stelly;
"a e ofl1 tbis at &C. gal. ana ads. a, iD0n.
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MARINE COURT-JVLy ly-Before Judge McCARruY.
ALLEGED TORI A TO rIlNo-ToRTE.

MARINE COURT-JvLy lY-Before Judge MoCARraY
ALLEGED TORT A. TO rIANO-FORTF
Joseph r. lsssss sg' Chas A. Safrd
Plaintiff, we believe, keeps a kind of loan ION furo
fure and other auclesl establishment at No III Cham.
bersst Mr.. S is pianoforie dealer in Broadway
The present charge is that Mr. 5. came 70 'he prem
isss Of plaintiff having with him hose and aud
two OF three men, and insisted uon removing by force
y piano-forte which the premises and eoagvd
plaintiff and that latter had TO exercise force 20
prevent it, lie brings action for alleged trespass dam
sats lad 81 $500.
IN IL ferse il said that defendant aud his bro her
hired out 10 Miss Miller be piauo-iorte IN question,
she 10 pay certain sum for he uso, and 70 keep Il
he pr mises where she resided thar The brother
food n had come by means into possession Of
plan aud went 10 his establishment in the mogm. z
and saw the panOiorio the door in the front shop
ID demanded H. but plaintiff refused 20 give Il mp;
tbs ne brother went back to the stone 10 dcfnd mt
an" 20 ann what haf occurred when defendant took
two men with tic horse and cart aud the brothers
went 70 TIC establishment but the pian0-orfe meaa-
tine 40 beeu removed 20 ihc back room and locked
mp. Defer daIt then wont 20 bis LAWYER got out a
writ OF rellevin as owner Of tie piano forte and il
was ta en- m charge by The sheriff TO test The question
Nj. Ssord contends that there had been no respsss
that q men did not 60 IN, and the only use made of
tLem vas 20 watch 10 whether '1e uiero-f,r,e
si0old te token out by plaintiff With Mr was Get.
tin;, the writ Of replevio. The plaintiff ~ Issa.-
claims TO have biz Of sale Of the panofore through
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Brennan and wife Henry rri;iy ana }. T. Meci...~ O.,
Yofkt 4. v Mereher Of Roch~sier, ". Y; w s0 Sev
N,wsrk y J.; thares N. Mi,c1el Of tus. VI YY.aa.l 4
Y Zoe ana =. t. wnte Of Wseeing, Pa; T. ,.ri b,sc
see Phs iisc: caD6sd Of Bs' Al,y wh,s ~ r,a
CHILDREN .nd irfsn, Wn. C. Smith "a p F,r,., a. 90
e., ia weran and Josr Ven, "a Charles. 70; ssr,, -
and dsustier NJ Avon, VII and infant, Of Gu Ia .s s
son Of liDoisi l. .rsats Nld friend % Ne nph- rroa 70
X. W. tt-gusou - oasvi-, ". cspits y Z.sa1ss'
Thos H. foth. bo,nor A Richard, D. Peqnsf ~t-.,i
and Madsn Albert, u S~-O leans; Mrs. Par NJ
Jzrcirs X. sp~r-fou. ~ 81 John \. g.; r. snss
Geo An-T-on, .. W. H0derne.s wifi and ehdren n
per-, @ Crsy aud Chsrs. = Silver Of Hslifsr; NJ
III or and N D.; JAres hbsrts'n. Edia LieAaed
Elliott and Wila.n n bss, Il Montreal; Emma Sell. rs,,
Govr Dr. lie Ieref, AID T. Penistoa. u Qa-bsc; r-.
Morrison Thomas McnsOu, Thomas samuel. J. w n MI.
gen J. r. kn0Efon IA bee; ion J. :. Nicrsly J. Hc,s.
A ts1sler ard q. lsryis OF Toontsi M,s ,soas ~
Rovdsn 81 Csi sos West; James iiics OF hnsson q u
J. Raid. 4 havsnri Ron Simuo Psnos, u Caracs., ~
Norman Rev II. McD0ng H. VIE and two inflns ADJ 49,.
Henry Wnisms Carlisle NJ - pie. and Ckares 49,
II rslsne r. Nel md r. Zah 81 ~ Lcld0n r Bss,ss'
Of Nsfrcoi lhu> Thompsan ~ scotland r. r. Wnthe,|
o y H. Chato5. Of Gen Mr. Parker To-.
W,u Mis- Rnhts sisfers two Mss.- Cassims Eln,ns
Raw md 90 Cassims and wifi. residence ggen-l6l
-, Hslfar-Nr Hesrd j., William Fl i.on Alfred M,s..
and col r. Heard end Wife q Boston; Mo.os esrr 49,,
crs.i 4 P Bisahy. ard J. Car u Bangor K " isr ~
Troyierc-; j. Bel Gu d y Metzl'r ana If-. Hano , n
NtwYoik :. &. Archibald of Hs.ifsN Russell jim Pa,
ter,or Hsustfon rohin two Mise. rotu, 4. C. Worth
al a wife. residence MT giseu-22 Tos~l 49,
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III .4RINE 10 UR Y 4 L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.".".JG
cleared

ShipsNcr,h American, CLARK Mobile. J. w Phillips ,ir<
, Kpieh, Valparaiso A. Latdi Auuswap, McLsnc Utl.a
Dim, Malahar. trocker. AutSerp, Lay T. Rr
eisot bur bur; swift rand TasS dsyre Lane, West
Co lsss, A.eIton Busl e., s.. John ~ s, WIN Nelson
Son g.,
Bak,-Barnihsl Kline Mout'viieo. John Morton, u Col
L.dyard Becsw Cd. New London, as,s Hazards Aos',
Bris,M aeu wa'kDs S,ys3ssh DEM Co. NJ COBB.
Corn. 49, Philadelphia, }. Mehe froeSein lss'l :; 70,
60; anti Brous. can WORKMAN, stestnl s ,l L
Neif cka; ta istor (Br Sator Windsor, ). = Wnney
& Cos Vt,orig (BrO Mo-.an HaifN A. Leary; labeds
Beslrn ar Tom Sasua 0fnude Peck Church kosals.
IN Nolmss -. John, - b.. ID. r. DeWot
Scbcop.rs--tar Huckius Plymouth, a. l.. Hat nj lapes
Nuhr Horton. Mobile. Lane West CO no, 1Denae.l,
Nsshirst,a Bsn.ts Bsteman 4 Ruddeow; New fofk, A&
khs Ri hnohd L. y. Pier~ou Bntl Cn.en - ,wae,at
Nassau, Mp Jos. kneasi NJ L. "ednore' Neom''e' NeF
Haven master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-20

Tie above markets carefully revised by the fol-
lowing deslers at Washington Market
J. 81. FULLss-stsnd No lOl Butter Cheese ana Lard
r. FAcxER g. sos-Stend No. o Poultry sud Game.
ksAPs s. PyNo-Stsuds Noe n and Beef N1ton. Veo
and Lant
B.coI Beet 10ugurs g..
J H. bEO.s Cos and NJ. 4. Fruits " al kinds.
J ID HIsCOx-SSnds Nos. II ana Is Fish dealer.
{. B. HsREIs-stald No 70. Eggs Cheese &c.
: L. YNs Co.. 3 and Fut0ns-, Green snd Dried
fruits Vegtfsb es Herbs Sc
WIN. }. BLAcK-St-nd No. CO. Vegetables
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Passengers Sailed

IN sfeoney er1 r Borfon fy Iircrr5o-,liss fsur
ton ~ BIN In Donov,n and child James g. Gaze and
wife p. itbarr sou ,. Francis lhtyer Hen w Hsiuas
H. Bcge +. ~ Michel, Arthur W. EasI1su abisa Mann
Pauk MaoIy John Thitet Edwin A. Love0y aud C. Doua
hoe q Bostcr, A. ". Gey g ChArlesop r. Phillips wf.
sister md child, Mr.. A. II Ogden j. Mckay ami wife o.
Tanilt.n D. {. Iegss J. W Cochran Geo re Gordon -
Doee, burchu Csnbruf, Mrs Yockney child infant ard
FrancA Albert, wife and i've children John Yoang r.
Leeeh twV daughters and nurse T. Dack VIM Griffin John
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Passenger. Arrived

In pacSs.,Ap fsrore 6rou ireTol-Nss Roee,'' erss
Tc~u,.d hss Fletch. r. Mis- Bnuting0f New YORK, Ae.s
Robertson Du aeon Thouia, HI yden, ships surgeon
IN yocksthip ins toas sgie Sogs London AID Pl, ht
Nil. ~ : Ssyr " = CLAN Mr. Aususls Brown, da-tef
g. Mos. \. Y; Nrs heIlsn, WISCONSIN, Niss (.
In, e. England Mes Thcuss lanes shn Barber, dss,,
IA rner Mics Esther Butcher. England.
IN rg 0udeiGr from ~ Jago DC Caod-MrS C. ,0rks
w. tdgrs tone Rolg.
IN 5ork forna from Hardaa-IAmes nusan and LADY Ns
ma Doii usky.
Ia IL Iclgraph MGtansas-Nrs. sheer sni chli, w
" Cio-s Mr. Hannah. Mr. Hine, Mr Herienburgh.
In eippcr.aip RsdyG aaaei, fro NlHs hls-Mr T. Aavs
CHI drep.