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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.

EOIt Oh new DIX, JUNO xfy loJOs
CLEARED.
Steamship Knoxville, Ludlow, savannah-s Mlchll.
steamship James Adser Turner Clareston-Spohort IL
steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk-Ludlam Pleas.
Ship sunny South, Wills Rio Janero-Naper johnson L
ship Try OBJ, samson, s. s.ephens-H W Meyer:
Ship Wellington Barstow, New orleans-snnton a Thotup-
Bark Williams, yrquhart, Havre-IAne West Co.
man.
Bsrf Gregory sylvester Cienfuegos-Neteaf Duncan
BARR Warren, Packard, aaAnzas-G Hatch 4 Co.:
Bark Venus, Atkinson, Curco.-Booaen Graves Co
Bark Alma OBJ, rrizze ;. John NsmKsly saithers
Brig q Russell Lane, Rio Grande-I Eager A Go.
- Brig xenopbon, DAak, eegua Ia Grande-H Brookman
Brig c.radoc, stanton. Foso w.,
Brig HamPdsn den P Pom BsnsorIsr ,.a, Son Co
Schr Finayson DR. Lightbourne Nassau, NP-Bacon,
sehr s,erlng CBr Barker, Hantspor-D Dewolf
schr L Bowman, Wooster, II John, Mp Neyius 4
schr ? Mervn, Thomas Jscksonvile-R Goodwin.
scsr L snIih West s, Mimiagton-Doner po',er o,
SER So..: Rely FhI .:5,psiss, sfkss Zee
sehr Lucy White, Insrahan' Portland-si i Hatch Co.
schr ! ", faglan, B S,. 6, M 4 sprasue
schr Wonder, French, Proydence-Maser
sehr Conquest, Bush New aayenIDgnham Dm ,,
Propeller Georges Creek, Eager, Baltmore-cromveiPs
Propeller Concord, Norman, philadelphia Briggs
ARRIVED.
steamship soashesnss ivan Charleston 90 hours with
Ship Thornton Collins, Liverpool May with mdse and ~
SPOKE sSp Wn chambcrlan bound 70 Liverpool From May
"a LAT ~ 70 zh LAT Al lon 80 passed immense icebergs have
had pilot board days since which have been detained
Ship Tuisko a,rem), Daunemsnn Bremen 20 days with
rndse and 3ss passengers, 70 Heaschen a Unkhart.
BARK snap Dragon, brown Hamburg, May 9, with ndse
man Di%on g sd u company va, BARK Fanny Holmes
md a light variable winds
days within ~ miles Of New York In dense fog and
Blake Liverpool, lumber loaded and wsterogged her low
G s m an s ssa
months condition. May y lat 80 d, lon 80
RsE IN a $ lon 3 s. came up up and passed clipper
ss use passing The western the parallels Of
Is lat large number Of drir and portions
OF R s EIcesor 1of New Haven't Hartman Mayaguez PR
Isl inst with sugar and moiasses to rrowbrdsea Sons o.
BARK Sarmion Br sevil Port spain Trinidad, 10 days,
n D with sugar to master 81 IS - e,csnsea
sSt snip SPOKE Saeppa ssI New Orleans for sss
& sss sss sss viz Hss s @
were r to be Brown; same time spoke schr
Bark ssaspps srvey Orleans 2 days. with hemp
BAR Jasper Bsnnea Charleston days with cotton &c
brs TT.sss s% g s ss... Santa Cruz % day' with
ris HoSsr Jordan Jscnle May - with coffee and log
"R sss 1da, swim Poster sgscsso Bar Nay p with COS
@ sss &c 70 M arr eu yese Of So Oh
ars Adams tof Camden, se1 Hsmminsway Neuvss
Nav n Win sugar, mahogany Ac, 70 Brett Son CO. M
rnd rolasses Brett Son CO.. vessel 70 Ihos owen
son INST lat 81 o. loo 81 10 spoke brig Darion from
Sf srs STANDARD Or, xBoo 81 Johns PR, June D. with su
AZ Marshal Dutch s Bos.onA Cocor cienfaegos MAY
s r .us o y FanRsDr Campbell cenfueso, May %
BriS Wn, Moore tof Bangor, Eaton, Remetlos Cuba
days, With nolis3es, " starses Vo
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Married.

On sunday June g at the residence OF her parents by
Father McGurc, Mr.. EDWARD PHEIAS 10 Miss ApEiAIpk T.
CoUGHI-sN all of this city.
On Thursday June II, by the Rev. D. r. Hardcnburg
at the Reformed Dutch church, Twenty third street. Mr.
DAVID McIhon TO Miss ANNIE HOPKINS all of this city
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
On Monday, June g At T. Andrews church. JAMES p.
BiRNE Of this city 10 ELIZA MONTGOMERY, o. williamsburg.
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FURNITURE.

tyr PNITURE PARTIES RELINQUISAIN HOUSE
Keeping and wishing 10 dispose OF the' household effects
al part viii ind cash ousoney by addressing W. h. Tie
xala Q&Se, 9Iing ias weck,
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A UCTION SALE OF VILLA PLOTS ON BERGEN
IA Heights adjoining the New York Bay Cemetery,
Armstrong place and half miles from the Jersey City
erry-DAvID SCOTT auctoneer will sell at public auction
twenty most desirable villa pos situated IS above Each
four city lots Terms of sael0
and auconeers fee the day Of sale Is cent the first
day July when warrrantee deed will be given the ba
a. cent Every lot put win positively be sold This
sale fine opportunity TO select desirable
plot ground on very liberal terms as owner deter
mined TO have this slightly piece Of ground built up There
already built the premises five elegant MANSIONS costing
from five nine thousand dollars each The nearly
eighty feet in width and IS tagged the entire length of the
chaser the benefit of all these improvements There
also in the vicinity two churches four stores and school,
giving TO resident all the privileges Of city with the
solid pleasures OF country life Omnbuses pass this
perry throughout the day evening" that not
required keep horse unless he desire 70 do For
and further particulars inquire Of the auctoneer No. IS
Montgomery street. Jersey City.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-M N. CROFT AUCTIONEER.-
"A BY CROFT CO., on Monday 10th inst-A continuation
OF sale and viii positively be closed the hay State Hotel
las and 47 Fulton sree-wAl be sold the fixtures
ssng OF counters chandeliers mirrors set,ees &C.
together with cooking utensils Kitchen boilers
heaters ranges grndsones and everything apperanng
cooking large hotel together with the the aun
dry such mangle drying racks furnaces Also
awnings, &c Sale positive. By order Off. FARRELL ESQ.,
mr. cash
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DAvILION HOTEL-Oy TILE HILL, ONE.EIGHTH OF
mile from Quarantine landing, Staten Island Ia the
prees resort in the world, having beautiful view
whole New York. Brooklyn and Jersey cities The
best the market affords in the harder and the same in the bar
proprietor would ke this method Of informing hts friends
and public at large that he Will be most happy
either Of them assuring them at tho same time that
- LOUIS sCHoENFE1D, Proprietor.
Proeu,e0r Tow Manager.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-CROCKERY, CHINA. GLASS
"A and earthenwsre.-On Monday, June l6 by W. Shir
ley at $50 Eighth avenue Of Twenty ninth street aud
Eighth avenue. Store to let, and fixtures for sale.
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UCTfON NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY
"A s. BoGART. Tuesday l7th inst at loh O'Clock at the
auction OF Frankfort and William streets
shers sale OF dry goods consisting of the entire stock
thread needle and dry goods store comprising the usual
execution, 10 O'Clock in front Of store sorrel
M DOODY Constable
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(NROCKERY, GLASS. &C.-J. j. WALDRON, AUCTION
" eer.-HENRY q. EVANS No Liberty street, will
SELL Tuesday, June H. at ten O'Clock. in lots TO suit full
assortment OK white granite blue and ware glass
A including the stock of retailer consisting Of best
W. G. blue and G. glass; tea trays plated table
cutlery clocks SETS vases &C., DC. Goods well packed
II ahippiuy,
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IN 8. HOUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROSE-
IL. wood and mahogany furniture.-On Tuesday morning
next June H. at l0 A. M the elegant contents of the resi-
dence No 2S West Twenty third street between Eighth and
Ninth will be sold public sale The goods consist
rosewood French eagere beautiful rosewood centre tables
with costly stauay elegant velvet Administer and Brus
sells tapestry carpets large French plate pier and oval mir
slab and brackets rosewood spring voare chairs ele
tasteful bronze chandeliers superb toned octave
carved rosewood panore $500 Also handsomely
embroidered stool and Also fine selection Of music
rosewood library bookcase also secretary do ladies' fancy
bronze and aabAs'er clocks fine sevres porcelain vases
bsque and marble several dne oil paintings by eminent
artists also paintings glass and porcelain large rosewood
china dinner set in gold and whte Also tea SETS both plain
and decorated silver services for tea and coffee forks
&c; casters, savers wine bottles, liquor
ivory cutlery pearl inaid do rosewood and mahogany
French and bcdseads bureaus washstands and
commodes &c fine hair mattresses counerpanes holsters
and pillows fine lace and muslin curtains gold band and flower
shades velvet stair silver plated stair rods elegant
rosewood hat rack chairs DC Parties In attendance to
move and pack the goods. Sale positive.
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ONWARD SCHENCK, MISUNDERSTANDING
~ household furniure.-EDWARD SCHENCK 4 co. will
sell auction, Tuesday June IL at 10h A. NJ at IS West
Twenty fifth between Sixth and Seventh the
entire furniture consisting in part Of rosewood and velvet
chandeliers mahogany black walnut and oak chamber
suits Brnsse and ingram carpets rosewood pianos curtains
glasses glass plate seat sofa chairs
crokery &c To be sold without without regard 70
the weather,
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER-LARGE SALE OF
~ hne oil paintings richly framed.-EDWARD SCHENCK
co will sell at auction on Monday june 6 at II o'clock
A. M choice collection of fine paintings by ancient and
modern artists consisting Of fine specimens Of Dusseldorf
Belgian French and American artists The above
exhibition and will positively be Sold without reserve to close
o
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C,EA BATHING LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY. THE
- Mareion House Will be open the nth OF juno for
cepton Of pormaacni boarders and Waters The Mansion
fon,e on the ssa $50 ee4 viii accommodate three hun
bred boarders rooms, address Laird proprietor
Ions Branch. N. j.
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TIME PROPRIETORS AND PATRONS OF SUMMER RE-
may mot be aware OF The fact thai largo and
tensve job once "a connected with the AMERICAN WEEKLY
PRESs where they have their orders for bills, cards
checks &C. executed with neaaes cheApness and despatch
portouasy moderate Qee, norAHea coya0r q Fulton sad
NNasAy s!see,A
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NONSTABLES SALE OF A MERCHANT TAILOR'S
~ sock-By THOS vEITCH auctioneer, No. is Spruce
Monday June 6 10 o'clock In the forenoon by
virtue Of several executions will be offered for sale at the
time and place above stated large of very fine
cloths, cassmeres vesngs buttons and trimmings Of the
latest style and pattern the stock Of first class Broadway
VIII sold small without for cash.
W STANDBY, Constable.
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ID A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER -EIEGANT HOUSE
-. hold furniture oil pantings piano forte A. At No Ol
ton Tuesday June IL 1885, commencing at l0s o'clock
No l0 Ay street South Brooklyn the second street south
of Atlantic between Hicks and Henry the
wood mahogany and walnut furniture in the above residence
comprising elegant velvet tapestry rich paror SOFAS
chairs large pier mirrors ornaments piano FORTE oil
paintings French china and glass ocots marble top
wasstands toilet china &c. together with good kitchen
and basement furniture with which the sale will
Catalogues can be had al the ONCE No IS Nassau
street New York and j. Cole Sons Office No 1859 Fulton
street Brooklyn Also to let low the above house. No l0
Amy street. three story and basement brown stone 'front.'
Possession the day after the sale of furniture.
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MEDICAL.
sN>~yN<Ssy~>sNySsOys<e',s
mr. RALPH.-OFTICES 643 HOUSTON NEAR wOOs-
IL ter street Hours 9 10 IL A. M, and TO r. M sun
days excepted For circular, cont' Something worth
reading enclose two u stamps and address $50 Post
office.
DRIvATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WATSON HAS
for long series Of years Outlined his attention 70 dis
twenty thousand without Of failure Tho
remedies mild and there interruption TO business
change Of diet Dr. Watson attendance from
in The morning until nj night At hs consulting rooms and
residence % Walker street, west OF broadway
WILLIAM WATSON, n D.,
Formerly surgeon 70 The Lock Hospital
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BELLEVUE GARDEN, FOOT OF EIGHTIETH STREET,
I'D river, open for the This the only
summer vicinity Of New York that Ia laid
good resembling the parks OF England of land
laid with shady and grand walks Take Second
Third avenue s. WARD, Proprietor
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A SUITE OF HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET,
"A to one or two single gentlemen without board. in first
class house with all the modern family
Good reference required Apply LIS Crosby street. oppo
site Nblo's Garden.
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GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI.
" ture Tuesday June IL at l01 O'Clock at AZ Broad
WAY, between Howard aud Grand streets vzIsuperor SO;
hair cloth mahogany do do bookcases bureaus bedseads
wsnds centre side and sofa tables hall stands extension
dining tables do. chairs stands paiasses
mattresses &C. making handsome stock well worthy the
notice Of buyers lot must be sold advances.
Catalogue at sale Goods boxed and shipped required
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DOARD-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN FIND
- pleasant rooms and partial board In first class house
situated in Nineteenth street. between Broadway Fourth
avenue by addressing h., Herald office Answer mmedi
atey.
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BILLIARDS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF bILLIARDTABLES, OF
"A quality, and low prices WILDE found
the largest and complete the city Balls
and trimmings Of the best quality for sae Orders BY mall
attended second hand tables for sae cheap
OCONNOR COII.ENDER, % Ann street,
MY MODEL BII.LTARD TABLES NTH ME- C0MBINA.
M ton cushaoA designed inrented and nrst introduced 10 the
pub0in July lSA which, dated February
10 1895 hr sale only BY ne No 80 Chambers street
Having worthless imitation OF thcab0ye Is being
offered by reckless snd unprpepled parties
who grown fleeing the public IN palng off mise
rable arces which billiard tables
tablea and cushions were others TO suxA
an likely 10 be
no, ~ combine and by systematic course, the
dassrd endeayored To- prejudice the pnb
lie spninst ID en- take this method of informing the otbc
that my tabes md cushions will have engraved plae
IN my pane and date ofpatent all era
porting W be mns base and worthless counerf Ats
MICHAEL PHELAE
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BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A LADY AND GENTLE
- man, or few single gentlemen can be accommodated
with pleasant and board by applying at 81 Sands
The house cgbly located with all modern improvements
aud five minutes walk from Fulton ferry. References
changed.
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DOARD-AT MURRAY HILL, (615 SIXTH AvENUE1
ID Gentee and Christian families viii this high Open
healthy location cheaper convenient than the
country. Cars every three minutes
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ELIAs COMBS AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, ON NON.
u day at l0 O'clock al O9 Ninth street, near avenue b.
avariety Of household and kitchen furniture.
GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FURNI-
VI ture warehouse Thursday, June 49, at l0H O'clock
AT 4 broadway Bond street. being the stock of James
b. Cook ESQ., of the Oldest and largest dealers the
street and embraces paror chamber and dining room ste
in variety sofas chairs rockers lounges bookcases
hall stands centre tables de- &c For particulars caa
O morning sale. Sale nOstiye.
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BOARD WANTED-OE STATEN ISLAND, FOR THE
ID summer, by young gentleman Terms must be mode
rate Best of references given Address A. L. box IL Post
ofic
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MEX YORK AND COMFY ISLAND, LANDING AT
IN Fort hamilton each way.The sibstantia} steaunesr
NO3WALK, Capt a. Rodmsn will commence her regular
la6 inst ~ follows foot of AMOS street. % A. n:
IA and 81 foot OF Spring street 81 A. NJ, 12 and ~
oney Island last trip, at 81 r NJ for the rip TO Coae
islnnd Port Hamilton and back TO New York tw sny een
for wnch return ticket will be given half price for
children. c. j. DODGE Agent.
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A FEW GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
"A with nicely furnished rooms in private family Gen
tlemen wishing comfortable and retired home will find this
opportunity seldom met with down town. Apply at 70
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L,OREST HOUSE, BUDD'S LAKE, ON SCHOOLEY
Mountain N j.. is now open for the reception OF CUES,
To families this Is q delightful and healthy retreat, and
sportmen It's attractions unequaled For rooms adore
j. N. Sharp Co., Stanhope Post ONCE, New Jersey.
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4 A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN HAVE NEAT
~ furnished bedroom and paror with full board for the
lady at No Garden Eleventh Sixth
hood good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-27

FRox SoUIH FLomDA-The Tampa Peninsular Of the 9Th
instant says the following Information from Fort Myers
from an official source and embraces all the from
that quarter up to the Sd instant IL will be that the
report that bodies Of three Of tn. missing Of the
party attacked by In dans Fort Deynaud had been
found Is confirmed:
aThrec Of the bodies Of the unfortunate party who
attacked Fort Deynaud the 18th ul have been
found-Corpora Love and Prvaies Slavin and flaming
Of company l. Nothing Of Busby and McKin-
non, the other missing They probably taken
further and killed at remote place Corporal
Love evidently made stout resistance his clothes
rags and The place bore signs Of conflict The
priVaes did not fall without struggle The bodies
found in different places in the bushes in the vicinity o
the first attack.
Lieut. Molinard with company returned to Fort Cen.
tire from expedition 10 Lake Okee-chobee the 25th
around the lake Saw Indians signs Of their having
been there.
Fort McRse remains uninjured.
Lieut. Molinsrd, with hny men Of Company ], s garri.
soned at Fort Centre
Leat Gray; with detachment intended TO reoceupy
Fort Thompson, at Fort Deynaud The country In the
vicinity Of Fort Thompson beng under water Its occu
pancy at this Tune Ia impossible Is.
Sergeant Smith, who commanded the detachment al
Fort Centre in the Absence Of Lieut. Monard n Fort
Myers on the 3D. He reported to Col Brown that In
dsns or signs the former post and that
the whole country was under water. Smith len Fort
Brevet Major Arnods command is much prostrsted by
sick and longoontnued aud servcr and the
troops Fort Myers in the diSoouragng state
express rider from Fort Dey maud TO Fort Centre was
fred on and his return two Indians
Fort Simon Druin Of the forts burned by the In
dnS be rebuilt and garrsoned for the purpose Of
sbhng depot there 10 supply troops to operate IN the
Big Cypress The work s necessarily retarded IN
quenee of the country being inundated. ..f.
The surveying companies for the safety of whom
solicitude has been felt have all come In safe
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million dollars 10 prepare srmauens and ammunition for
the torhesons TO increase the supply Of improved small
patterns belonging the United States and the severa
States.
Thefoliowing is the communication from the Secretary
OF Wars
wAsuIssrox, February IS, 1866.
Sra Improvements Ia arms snd munitions Of hav-
ing been ecenty perfected whereby their efficiency has
betn much increased IL Is very desirable that these inn
royeuens should be applied far and soon practica
be the arms on hand both in the government srsenas
and ia The Possession Of The Saes Although our present
supply Of arms u good as and probably superior TO-
those OF the date Of manufacture OF any other ma
ion we should have the Of them in their present
conditson 70 cope at disadvantage with others who may
have been beforehand with in the acusi application TO
their arms OF the recent improvements IL has been our
policy heretofore carry on gradually and slowly the
WORK Of preparation for military efficiency both offensive
aud defensive; and In pursuance OF this policy, the es
mates Of the War Department from year To year, have
been limited 70 the execution OF such work only as as
corded th the ordinary means Of armores and ar
senas with but small force OF operatives In employ
inent The regular estimates last submitted to Congress
lae b~srd on those considerations In view, however,
Of The propriety OF assuming at the earliest practicable
pesiod military efficiency regards armament and NUM-
tions, We have il abuudany regards men, seems
proper that active and vigorous should now
be adopted that should increase the capacity for pro-
dacon and the force in employment at our armories and
asenals that should prepare more rapidly armamens
aud ammunition for fortjfcaons that should increase
supplies of proped small by the manufacture OF
new and by the alteration Of those OF past dates
OF fabrication including both the United States and State
arms aEd that should provide ample supplies OF am
nuuou aceoutrements, and implements for the immedi-
and efficient OF the whole ...
In order TO eject this IL Is necessary that more than or
dnary be placed the disposal Of the Executive
and respectfully suggest and recommend that application
be made for an early APPROPRIATION o. three millions OF
try be applied, at the discretion Of the President to-
wards the objects before stated.
have the honor to be- very resPeetfaF your Soedent
servant, JEFFERSON DAVIS,
To the PRESIDENT. Secretary of War.
After debate to the proper reference OF the com
muucadon whether to the Committee Military Al
fairs or the Committee of Ways and Meaus,
On motion of Mr. CLIEGaAH, of North Carolina, at
o'clock, the House adjourned.