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Superior Contradiction

Superior Contradictions.
JUNE 23--1her0n Lozee rs. Edison Sl0Gt.-Judg-
mentsof court below affirmed, with COSTS
Joseph W. Strong Us. Henry Stephens.-Order ap-i
pealed from affirmed, with COSTS
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photographs, CamsS-Dagucrreotypss ste-
PEI and dhtuesrsatypes ooorod like miniature, NJ
$40 Fulton street Brooklyn. CHAs. "a. WsLLTaWsoT
Artist and ftoprietVr, Hilhamsoa Institute AASo"'
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Mortality In Boston.


n bUsTUN Jun6 q, 1903.
The deaths In Boston, for the week ending TO were
60, ten Of which from small pox.
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Anson's Dagucrrectypes. -Lnrge Size for so
eens colored and rice CASE twice tho size Others take
elsewhere 81 Arson, $50 Broadway opposite Metro
noltnn Hotel. .f- .~e- !
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Nations, Princes, Presidents,
With best az chemists too,
Gave medals and certificates,

pIOVN tUe hbbtrtI0n
That Lyons Magnetic Powder II the only
iniabls invention fer destroy ing cockrosches bedbugs
and all insects. LYONS signature on genuine sri.
street, Philadelphia.
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Singers Sewing MachIncs.-It Is q Fact
known TO thoussnos that one Of tbs great clothing
nou'ee new YORK - making extensive sales of sum-
never approached before These coats and vests ara
made throughout except button holes by Singers sew
Ing machines It is not strange that the firm referred
to should have rush Of bokiness and obtain better
prices than any OF their competitors. They have taken
the right mesne, by employing exclusively Singers ma
chimes These machines have just been greatly ,n-
proved 70 10 run without noise and with very little
exetiou OF the operator Al other macbinss are liable
to quits for arrangements OF valid patents SInxers
only can be bought with safety.
M SINGER CO., 1913 Broadway.
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Personal Intelligence.


WASHINGTON, June 20, 1856.
The Hon. Henry simmonds, Mayor Of Maidstone, Eng
land presented yesterday to the President Of the
United States at the White House, also to Governor
Marcy, Secretary Of State.
At the st. Nicholas-General r. Toilet, Albany; J. H.
Forney, U, s. A.; Dr. ]. Cummings, Me- VIM in Chever
F. Congress; Senior Bsrrena, Mexico; p. J. Cushman
At the Aston House.-Sir A. McNab Hamilton, G. w.;
Gen. Robinson, Pittsburg; W.. Hunt, Salem; A. Body;
Rochester; strader, Cincinnati; j. Strong Florida; H.
MORGAN, aurora; d W. Gardner, Providence j. Elliott
At the Irving House.-Geo. Dewitt Clinton Bufslo n.
0keily Iowa; sssumont, Ohio; r. W: Puland, s. c.;
phai Pedro Vigil, Mexico; W. NJ Colby Mass; H. E. Wood
Y os THo. A,
liza; VI m Muir Semerviile, do.
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk Vs. IN the steamship Jsestown-Cs ptain
Ssury vsspSrt siasis f Pos Ksss
Rich, Morrison, Mr. Clapp D Henriques II Old Mrs
Baker and two children, Hartup, Lieut. Fairfax and
II Smith 1 Alien, Allen, Jr Miss Allen, o Gil and
child, Capt Taylor, Thomas, Lathrop, Abrams
Alb Merritt Lieu: Rri.ley and lady, 7 Warning. @ &
family $50 soldiers 20 msIin ss
s.1:s Il. i a. esSaEgp ssy ssss
sns Ginning ham Lamar. Tiowbridge Coles
STANFORD Hoidaenderf Mrs. Thrspps. woe kioose
Maiiory Robinson. N HazoD. Tslligant, and 10 in
For Charleston in the steamship James Adser-De Ma,
liscbamp Rev Winklsr lady children aud infant
Mrs d Y Foster, Swife, Miss Swift, o WeIler
2.attlsS:nH Miss Anna King Miss Alice King Mrs Mar.
ID Lathrop. and 10 in the steerage,
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THE New YORK DENocRACY-GREAr De-
MAND FOR WISE AND HUNTER, OF VIRGINIA.
The democratic soft shells have made arrange
ments for grand jollifcation in this city on
the 30th, and they have invited Mr.. Wise ami
Mr. Senator Hunter, of Virginia, to take lead
ing hand among the speakers on the occasion
The democratic hard shells, as will be seen by
our advertising columns, resolved not to be
outdone by the softs, are going to anticipate
them, and hold o grand pow-wow on the
9th and here, too, Mr.. Wise and Mr.. Hunter,
Of Virginia, are prominent among the speak
ers expected. This seems to us very
funny process for the reunion of the scattered
democracy-a hard shell meeting on the 9th,
and soft shell meeting on the 3Oth. Would
it not be better for the two factions to recon-
slider the matter, and split the difference in
consolidation meeting on the 2Sth or 18th, half
way between the Stuyvesant Institute and
Tammany Hall? We submit the question to
Augustus Schell and Captain Rynders. The
democracy never can unite unless they come
together-that's certain. And unless they can
fraternize, how is Mr.. Wise to act? Will he
undertake to determine which faction are the
democracy and which are not, when they can't
determine that question among themselves
The plan of the Tammsny meeting is the true
plan. Let hards and softs agree to make the
reputation Of the administration the basis of q
reconciliation. Mr.. Wise will meet them upon
that platform, but otherwise he will most pro-
baby remain at home. Let Mr.. Schell and
Captain Rynders take the subject into imme-
date consideration.
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ENTERTAINMENT TO Give OAK GEoRaE."-
AT the entertainment given in this city on
Friday last, at which some of the leading mem
bers of the new American party from Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia, Kentucky and other States,
were present, we understand that the most en-
thusiastic feeling was exhibited in Mr.. Laws
behalf, as the man for national campaign upon
his own platform In fact, his availability as
the national American candidate for the crisis
and the new order Of things foreshadowed for
the future, is rapidly becoming"a fixed fact"
in all quarters of the Union. The democratic
friends Of Mr.. Wise must be a,tive; and the
Seward coalition must be up anu stirring, or
they will both be inevitably distanced by "Live
Oak George" as the champion Of the indepen-
dent Union American party for 1856. The ball
is in motion, and olive Oak George" is going
ahead as smoothly as old 'Rough and Ready"
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EfoIIosay's Pills Purge the System at this
season with few doses Of this wonderful nsiicne 70
re 10 purify the blood and give healthy and vigorous
tone 10 the liver and stomach and thus remove all I'm
etrng signs OF difeaBe Sold SC the manufactures so
Maiden lane, New YORK, and 244 Strand Loudon and by
all druggists, at 20 centa, 62 cents, and 81 per box
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Health 20 Ague Sufferers may be Ever secur,

by using the unfailing I" antdote to mslarian called
Rhodes fever and ague cure each bottle OF which
bears the certificate OF the celebrated chemist j. r.
Chiffon For sale BY c. H. Ring, Q. v. Clickencr Co.
]. a RHODES, Providence. r. l.
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s--as4 =. s'Fs ~ ~ ~ 50 as' ~s gfT
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New York, sunday, June "a, 1855.
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Man sets the wheel in motion. Fate alone de-
cides bow long it shall turn and where it shall
stop. He would be bold man indeed who
would say what might be the end of any dis
turbance that might occur in New England on
the slavery question at the present time.
We repeat, the comments of these foreigners,
malicious or interested as they may be, deserve
careful sorrowful study in view of the coming
Presidential election with such an arch-agita.
Tor as VIM. H. Seward already in the field as the
candidOe of the abolition party. Year by year
the fanatical cry gains ground. In the last twen-
ty years abolitionism has grown from the watch
word of q hole and corner faction afraid of the
light to be the cardinal principle of one of the
three political parties Of the country which
has man ready to run for President next
year. II is nuscrppulous, energetic, un-
wearied. Its very lack of angible basis
is source Of strength. Men fought more
fercely for characterization than they ever
will for free trade; and in like manner New
England is iercer to-day for the abolition of
slavery, of which she sees, knows, understands
nothing, and which does not concern or affect
ucT III tut LShSt tuuu enc WOliu Ut IOI tlc TiSub
Of sailing the open seas
1t rests mainly with the great middle States
Of the Union to decide whether this rabid sect
Of fanatics shall dissolve the Union or not.
They cannot do it without our leave. Massa-
chufetts may bluster and grow angry but let
II be well pondered on both sides the water
there can be no division between the slave and
ho froa C.okaa all he La T..
cert. So long as New York and Pennsy lvania
are true to the Union, New England may be
troublesome, but she cannot be fatal to the ma
tion She may threaten, but we fear 10 threats
her delegates may withdraw from the national
councils, SO did those Of South Carolina, and no
one is any the worse che may preach seccs
sion, the orators in Mississippi aud thereabouts
have done nothing else for years. Thcy thrive
Oh 1t, and 10, it is to be hoped, win New Eng
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.sva<s Nr Tao snd Rape.

t,iet,y Ge Acre Tsr !. 3u.si 81 "
CO Pr ssI aun Aed - a. :. - ,.l..
,c,. To s.,,'s c,,as wssls y &c rsre. ",
- -. 80 - visss Of hstrsi O. s,s - Al
BIssete. ros-.,e It - - 80, ~.ry say hslt =
re 90 - h D. .s,irs,ed irs. not * fee = 81
,a,',s h fso, To-. N.nu'sr'ur-d " All n ~
sssit -. ara the market rnihet gu. - -
o. n = 1soe -. ssr same nd s9d = 6, =
S 20. 10, Winter Res /. 'ess'y 'nst , 'sIss 80
e1r t@s no T,.a Senasd or ,siPpnI 1t : T. & III
LAT, ard % for city the t-cs very a. POI. rss
ftosIsv .,aiv Tor Prime Mes; the s'les are - @ -
ne .,s o Tor cd Ne.. stdii . Tor ne 40 d. -
for ps~ fI, s .na al for Clear Beei >. ~ ~ -
sv" 70, "a /, .te.dy; sses Of 90 bps az ', -
cosnry M,~ $ ior Ss,SSn .ps IS 3 81 Tor 9 nay
PINE; Prime Mes. ',s,sy but fs ssf tsn. are bette
n 800 T,I.s Bacon ag, sad N aL ds1isla'
Of 7to Soxe. SIC or shoIt better .al ros,
20 IN ss -, 90 Ca At II fste fer a,n' Az :.
Shoulders Dressed Boss Are ~ a. ssis and &c. q see
am tr, not ve ,stIs for Ohio lsss,e fer ssss
Chess quiet at 81 aicic =.
RIcE-Tbe market Is steady. with saes OF =" CASKS ~
stSIsast Sd y 100 n tos expert s;.,.,, A., m.
very large supply The sales duIrs the past seek wee
On saturday Oo hhds Newosso' Ois e'si1e, shoss re
don Ms hid. New OIL, aus at cay.
sEED-Cover Is lower with sses Of l6o eush jersey n
s,. are r a. IS Tor RAPED soush Seed
and wsutsd; sales 10 lots at 81 s0as So aud IN eee
C.Ieutt. Ln.eed 10 frm with brsk inquiry; saes CT ~
end 90 poeke at Boston part to srrve - PSF
essh and part time scdne interest - -. II en-
SaITPETkR-At Boston, ssles have been made OF 81
Rag. los grade Crude little under Sic snd 100 bags soo'
sales Of 10 Butchers As,ocis,ion at lie cash Kous
Fat sells st Sc. cash , a,
a.ns !, moder.,e ,.les Of $50 bills SSe for oaO,
3Slc for Prison; Drudge quiet at Sc tins ana interest
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10 Mariner.

ytsersre rrLxssA,u t.soss res seess Bs,v,-.
pusssS so svtpN -oeeisl tDfet ns'ses Asviss -
rsssvrs =; thi. ors tbs snbusine relefsphis ca.
s-es l-ss aefc's he s0aso from Vsd,es On The -,
Sisussr tir MI s'oth- porh~ut Of copeah@ssal I, ~,
Island ron berce hl,s.ors The eosst Of -.
IS iss 70 the ucfth~srS Of ,nd.kroaa rstiss No.
sven th.t IN ofesr 20 pin ne POSITION Of IA co.
The feilo~ius b-scons have be- er~cte<.
A. Nedacs, two ee.cons, ratcios w 3 sEi z IN a
,eh Other shos the erseton Of the cable fu n. -
point Of Hv-en; and,
Al Hnleshors, two .iniln se.eoos. b.srisr gNyiR
W of..eh o,ee. .h,- 10 dreesios frsn ,As ss,S
point Of Byeen 10 tho swesi-h .hore.
B.tsesn Nsebsk and Tween the se Of the cab. u.,,.s
w several sma dosiieg hsoon. Zach csuyiss p,ls 10
ga, while the sozh cod Of Hveea larger aes.ar 49,
marks tie jupc,ion o. tse t~o brssebes o. the e.slA
N.nsrs reanssfei 10 sneoor besseen N a. .,..
90 III. above l Of hearing lt hey .soVd ssn.ss ~
Esctiic re.ph Cable ese tber anchoss; a. -
se speeiay "a - comply with any dirsSts.s o.,
ceve oD the pilots for svodins both the oase "a H.
fsccrs
The shove Nesrings msspetic
Sy order of the Lsht Nous- Bnsrd:
TsoRNRoN A. JENKiNs, sesrs,.r,.
TsEAsVRY DEPARTMENT.
oaee Lisht House Board, Jsn q, 1854
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sales Of stocts At Philadslphia-FrB. )

Reported for THr NJ Y. TRIBUNE, BY J. r. H. Fsyl
ssss,i, Nav, Boat Loan, IS $4,000 cry g.: Is q:
~ P.nn s., SIT $4,000 Aies Co C. IS, 7s 50 Neg
trsoi Goal Co., cash 9li 400 DO h leo Reading hs,
HA; 81 do St; 50 DO s5wn int S7! 10 DO 81; 100 do
H St; $50 Union Canal in lots, ici Peon r. .5wn,
Sst, IL do 4si do s5wn Ash; 5do days +Ss IS do
Sss.y Meadow 4 ~; 50 Ions Island r. r. cash 10.
81; 7Fsmen Nee Bank 81; I do b5wn, 81; Bank Of
fbnn., Ito; 10 Lehish Nav. sswn, 50.
Bards-S+4 IS Pennsy vanis de- IS; 81 600 camden
4 Amboy Railroad es as sii 100 Reading Railroad, b5 Sl
50 sehpyl siu kaviGaio1. preferred, s5, SCI
Second Boosd-e 900 fennsyvaois -, s7t SOC do. SO
s~n seii tiooo Aleshsgy County &C. 7S s7S scha,kil
Havisaton Boat Loan 70; $500 90 co., s5wn 7ss 600
Camden Amboy Railroad &c. as cit; $500 Minshill Rail
road &c. no; 81 900 Harrisburg R.ilrosd g. as s6; 200
80 sehsylll Ns,ssiOn preferred SEA- MinehlL Rat
IS los; IS Little schuysil Railroad bs <S Harrisburg
Railroad, days IS; 100 Nleksburs Railroad Si Bank Of
NoIth An erica, las
Sjser BoDd-s ~ 900 Pennryvsnis s. 81; SIS Camden
An,boy Railroad &c. "a, cash 8ll ~ Little Seuylk Ntriss
sp. & 4S. Psnnsy lvsnis Railroad Isl; 100 Unon Canal
N}. 100 do h, q.
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DIED.

sc-yEy-A, wenebe.tsr N 2 on the morning Of fes Z. /
50 hin Bovrs, Of sidney B. Bovine IN the ''h Jsai
~ ssbd.ud hoe Of family invited to .ttsDd HI,
.s. is@ Isss. Cd a.:ss aso;s The s :. VII &
v n s.hss Dspot Of the Hs1'sH Rsrssd a. ii''
% 81. ;,., c W. ni 5.s 3 caaa.l aged 50
.s; q ID ,ss ss .s... .ss s s:ss:. f.
VT . co,,s Of is7 the members Of f.mn.9, sociey.
ssssse me :, 10 attend the this afternoon
81 eloeS rom b. residence, No 20 Grand without
SSShLIsG"1a Monday 5tb inst, at Astod. z csc'lIs
only .sosb.er Of George .7d 6aa ..5 , con-
rive .na friends q me f;G1 ,re e0s M
yss 70 :,sps he, fo1 ns.si HS sTSsoSp u
I'm GROvE-on the 4h inst, after pEotfsoted Hines"
H. S;eoe, ard relative. are invited to attend her funeral
beu.s q he, uncle Moab Tchpl.. on ON
station the Y O'Clock trse from this Cy
c,ru. w. Jsel son ana .ush,er Col J. Good Will 0rmer,
Eli, III Ewsu Zee. Wis jan n Ell kellogg
HHsleoIDn L Ray y on BE a,d D. De-; s. MAJ .ss
sntrssd this country in 1880 with her husband sne
,.se Of Samuel Psrsy formerly e.aio.d M:
TIE sss .. W %.s ss..,' III a
:ss 9b.t Of her son chsIles Perey No 500 ssh ST.
ss s.s.,, .. 80. s; Il 5 5:.. I'D
sspshnI Of Lorenzo and Helen NJ POWERS 'e'' ~
.Dd friend. Of tn, family respectfully To-
d 1s Nee, IL sn'd on Ws9oedy 1tS inst
ROGTss~ Suddenly on sund,y, 9Th inst, Amsss Rogers
His and scqusntaece respectfully invited TO at
tsps bis from bis late residence No % washington
sjsee on Tue sday afternoon. at o'clock go o.,
-, ,osn seulnp ssed "a years months and days
Detroit tMch) and Nswburyport tMss) papers pleas
1epy. AZ, A.. L.. a,n.l.,r IN IN,
01h ysD o. Der III,
TaEDWELI-Un 4th inst of apoplexy, Letitis widow
If tbe late Ludsm rredwe In the 65th year OF her age
Her remsns will be taken TO the Purchase Westcpespe
ount, this morning O'Clock trap, for inerment
WxIsH-At Forohsm, Westchestsr County, Feb T. Elizi
18th Hall wife of Bush Walsh, M. ID.
WYCKOFF-At Birmingham, Mich. Oct. z. Chaile
wyelog, Of joseph Wycto6, Of Delaware County ~
saes "a. 80 ~ ,,,, n. a.
Dr Jossph Wycsof for@ey OF Delaware Co., and brothe
n yoxsph Wyckof, aged 81
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Dlsasters, sc.

CAPT DuNros of ship Chaos at savannah from New York,
burn overheard man Thomas Reilly fell from the fore
ysId and wa killed: also had two mon oq..va. Ts.uo'
On the 9Th split foesail and fore s Also reports
ing between Cape hater and Cape Lookout, brig water
logged with and mslnma. standing; looked she
had been bearded and stripped did not 60 TO learn
BAEK CHARLES ALDEN ashore about five miles south Of
F.nwieis leland has been stripped and che hull
ported sbors the poat Of Cape Henopsn has been hsasd
Cd go Of corn xs1s . .eess and .1s 81 saeDa 90
sidue stout 1890 bushs mixed with sand and water re-
scHs STORM KING, a. Charleston from Baltimore, expert
heavy weather the passage los oeoon fore
g hyc. SI q Ss ssS
ia. sisx s.sAeesA Capt Tursy from New orissn' fss
w in which she spruDs ess, and both pump. ch0ksd
The at and refused TO proceed further On
22d at o'clock bore up for the mouth Of the river aud
vei the Passes the 18th and was brought Ns~or
TEE srEiNrR tOwbo.: Relief len Boston Saturday to
Of c.ps ceS She va. eh.r.sr.d BY Il. asur,nes Offices
shr Bay state left Gloucester Friday noon to cruise
THERE insurance the Old Colony Oc. Plym1uth to
the amount Of $3.50 'ehr Costello before reported lest At
'SG A nS.y az. from sS:.'s Of .qt g, s.
sss al End. pels.d The Ann w .Sou, % tan. and h.d
ssorted chiefly bresdsufs which Is partly Insured
in Boston The vessel w.. poOsoJ Injured I, J0sa' IT,
pooi Tor haibor i7h Wit and w.s totally lost ia tho
gale Of 18th All board pershsd Six bodies had been
ioubd and buried
Ba4 r. D. hEsaIss, of Camden. BE from Savannah for
Philadelphia which foundered night Of 2st a aesr Ocs
cohe shos She nearly valued at $4,000, and in
sud fo $1,000 One fourth owned By her mater Capt
Cooper
BR. SKIP QUEEN THE SEAS, WRECKED below Liverpool,
g.. total wreck; materials sayed 10 good order The
agent Of New York underwriters Halifax advises Soth ult
that the which insured in Boston ought TO be sod
another heavy gale would affect the seriously De states
tbs, the gale which .hs Lost evening Of lsth
continued until evening Of 18th and sdds 1T blew from
about rskng directly upon the anehorsss outside tie
bar Liverpool where ships Of the DE Of the Queen Of the
Seas compelled 20 lie TO complete theh losdrg bens thus
exposed the whole fury Of the gale and roll Of the
coupled with the excessively high tide sad to be than
any tide for thirty years past II zot to be vondend q that
the chip drove parted chains"
GcHs sAwYER Of and for Gloucester, from Portland,
which Ashore IN Pepperes Cows. "a alt. has bseu
got o. and be repaired By John H. Davis who gives
notice to this eject Ia sdves nent IN The Portsmouth
Chronicle.
scHR AAJoR DoxAL psss, Baltimore from Attakspss
peeneed very weaAAT the passe and lost part Of
deek.losd Of molaassa
IxrnAer Q, a L.rrrs to III .o0d Walter Esq.
BrRuos Ayes, Dec THE Isrk Scott Dyer. during -
usssal hsh tds ~ looted oG Ths bark Hesy KeIsy,
fse Jrsass.ylls, "a nssasnsd = ny last has s.a.ast
h sIsss Of tAs sssvsysn ~ Sst - yet esnsh
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MONDAY, Eeb. 5-P. NJ.
These was a very large Business done a: the Stock
Board this morning, and ths market quite buoy
ant, for pesly every description. At the Second
Board there heavy feeling In des sriptions
hu others were strong. The greatest activity for the
Day was in well known Railroad Bonds, OF which the
TN nsac ions reached $50 900. Included in the sales
wers $4,000 Of the new Erie issue, nearly all for
cash. The make. adv anced TO s3l. at which more
we're wanted at the close Thi, position Of this loan
must be highly gratifying to Mr.. Noran, to whose
personal exerons ami recommendation the taking Of
Il was mainly due. The new Central loan wac also
very buyaAt, closing at 993, With good demand for
investment. Erie stock closed Of 46.-sbout Sstur.
dsys price. Reading fen of cent. Harlem 10
steady ct 80 New.Ycrk CeCtra sod at 20, seller Is
Cumberland improved /. Nicaragua shows no
oLasse. The Westera Roads are firm; Michigan
esu1hsm advanced II y cont, and Cisvssaa and
Toledo = cent In STATE Ssocis Ire sslss reached
o,eoo, at full prices. Yirginia, &C. Louisisnss S.
Ind as, sal; Tennessses, s3I, SO.
he sasiness in Exchange for the steamer Of We'd
~ssdsy, h not active, but drawers are firm. Remit
IN Consequence of this frmness will only remit
oy 4 stamsr - iar a. absolutely Necessary q they
ssnsiP~ . Nwcs rates for the next The range Of
sme Hssl ct, although some sales Drs
osse = nigo as 81 Ct At the close the market
IVES not firm. Should any considerable amount be
sssivsd BY The South mail TO- ,,.,ov he msfaet
~ fal OF 10 u $c:-
In FrsieAts, w Do NJ, Ger Of nsch ae;,s. To ]
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Arrived.

n NJ s..amsbp Ausus,a Lyou Savannah Is bours. mdse
and pass. s. L. Mitehin Feb on huenns isanas ei
OF Hsiterss exchanged signals with steamship hnoTvhe
stesnsbip Cali dohia tCfomwels Linel Morley banmore
steamship Locust Point (crOmws' Lins) French Balt
more mdse. to John Riley. -.
ship H.vre tpL baxter asvre % IS mdse. and ZIG pss
to Mortimer Livingston Has been dAJs west oil NAntaehe
Shoals - - -, .., . q,
T W Ruey vessel 10 b. A Mumford Bros. The VAS "
ds, fom Cape HON. and s. days since passing MO Jaeo
had II very moderate, pit on TINS coast snea sc
rer e.d hssvy NV gales split several sais had ..
en- board DAYS Ian 81 D Ion p l5W psset "a
An. bark painted back steering z. ,hO-ins blue whit.
and red refpe usr EEual same tine spoke b. mp no
duett With taser for Adelaide Australia Jan 70 the
nisht Charles Meyabieu, naive o. rance Hea ~ ye.s
f. overheard nd Loaf. sept y says ton >enA osy
salsry Sy.,e Com ,te1 - yesrs. sied q fever
Puk Albertre Bsf01 HsssE. 70 60 sztsF eisGs kc, 20
Moses Tar CO. 81 ~ ", fn > 49, a. ae q
Men.0 With for.ass; re az hJiHs A'1s'Ss' TAI
Brs s.lsS TsSIsSIs sf Blrskll TORY. AsIAndr, d'
-four TO Abbott Dodge & Go
Big Tybee Persuson Charleston d. cotton aud nee "a
Brr Micm.c Pursy D.ner.s 50 ds 70 order vessel
10 McAph Wheeoek Experienced heavy weather on the
passage split sails carried away foretru" &c Had pilot on
sebr Lucy w Alexander Alexander, s~arsboro 10 de- to
ses9 Greenw.y WILSON, Norfolk d.. Is Mott, Be-
sehr Caroline Hail. Rogers Norfolk "a hours to ;. A.
Gamble.
Smith 4 Co.
sAILED-shIp Mediator Bell for New Oesnsi barks Pa
cfc Brewer for Havana; Eliza Bans OBJ Wellington for
CieDsos; Chsnelser, Pierce for do brig Cordeis, 8r
hichner, for HsVspor
BELOW-New cppershp Stephen Crowell, Bursess,
Thorn aatop, d. la ballast to Snow Burgess 900 tuDs
burden
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Roberts ~, 49,,
ships-st Louis Hoyt, Nes0resns, VIM. Nelson n sons
Msaisfor BELL New Orie.as o. Frost Rsehambssu Gil.
christ Antwerp schmidt Co; Shelter, Shed Hotter'
dam Smith Post Co. .
Bsks-Chsr ticIe.r Pierce Cienfuesos NJ. N. Freeman
Co Exsct Sanders Savannah sturses Chairman Coz Clio.
Brent Froslips Bremen. Pope q Co.
Brigs- Volsnte Sewell Point Petrie Shif, Bros n Co.
Pauline Espiers Porto Caoelo. Arreds, Joye Co
srhooners- Mars.ret Woeon CITY Point Hunter Co.,
Lawns Ho1hius Hatfield Edentoo Van Brunt sashti n
w Smith Hobart Charleston, MeCresdy Mott CO.. j. T..
Bo-lev Youns Norfolk, H. McKoombo Cos bl)omef,
Loyeoy Bermuda Brett. Son Co.. Helene, stute' VII
mir ston McCr,ssy Mott Co Cha. Colgate Newton sal
timore MAILER Lord; LeRoy Post Norfolk sturses Clear
man Co, s NJ srrout sirout Ponce smith 8oyoton
stesmer-Psrker Vein. Vaughn, Baltimore. Crom~srs
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...I. ss5s a., G.brieI y Irving o. This city.
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