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8 NEw York YACHT Cruz REC ATrA--This affair
came off on Thursday the 9th instant. The Compel
sing vessels sailed from Hoboken at IL A. NJ went to
the Southwest Spit and returned 70 their starting
places Three prizes were commended for. The three
winning boats were the Richmond, Una and Julia
The Mystery entered by MI. G. 7. stagg, was g last
best though she was not far behind the Starlight.
AZ The yachts arrived before daylight The wreck
Ing schooner Johnston went into the race on her own
hook, and showed her heels to nearly all Of her
more pretending and genteel competitors. Informa-
ton Of the intended race being somewhat exclusive,
net many people Witnessed it.
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ad reference to the aaver tisement, in another
column viii be seen that Holato D. Hewitt, 50
\ long and favorably known in the Piano forte and
music business has disposed Of his entire interest to
\ Mf. 9Lodoyico Gabici for many years prominent as
one ST our leading professors Of music.
We wish Ne, +. much happiness in his retirement,
and MT. unbounde success in his present under
taking. we are quite confident will deserve i'll
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oil Card.

New ORLEANS, May 9Th, 1856.
Be it known to all whom it may concern, that the Govern
ment of Nicaragua recognizes agent in the United States
except Padre WILL Minister Washington and Col. p F.
Mancoso in this city Capt j. W. Wilkins has been acting
during the absence of Col Mancosos who has returned
and resumed the duties Of his Office And further be known
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit of said
Nicaraguan government, whont any authority my9 Up
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alabama Lottery.

alabama Lottery.
Authorized by the State of Alabama.
Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass E-New SeresTo be drawn in the City of Montgomery
Ala, in public, on THURSDAY, July 10, 1856. The
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN Manager.
Prizes Amounting to $2O5,O0O!
VIII be distributed according to the following magnificent
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secoped- ataaad E,.s,,,aites,.e zsotsoht.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city wishing dis
pose Of their furniture will to their advantage to call on
the undersigned. .-..
Aso-Secondhand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
.t"...u. P. NJ. T0URNE,
ono,
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81 AND Isl
osineEy Degrees s1e the Shade.
II should be Remembered when the thermometer
% degrees in the shade that the of digestion is
formed with such languor that food, instead of
being speedily dissolved and converted into nment for the
body often becomes actually spoiled orputried the stomach
Hence bad brent disagreeabe the mouth collie palms,
dysenery cholera morbus and ohor disorders of the netne
Vr1ght's Indian Vegetable Pills
certain for all the above dangerous complaints be-
they cleanse the amenay canal from all those bilious
and putrd hnmors which the cause only Of all diso
ders of the bowels but every maady incident They
aoa and improve Digestion and purify the blood and there
fore give health and vgor the whole Frame well drive
every description of pain from the body. Sold by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
, ic9 2p6tS1tW q and Isl Cfartres street.
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Horace Hdss'by,
CAMP STREET.

1856 CAMP STREET. 1856
Informs his customers and the ladies generally
determined TO sell off at FIRST COST his entire Spring and
Summer stock. All in want of dry goods fine
GREAT BAR&AENS-
deduction of 80 per his been allowed upon the fol-
lowing articles:
Satin Stripe and Plain BAREGE ROBES:
Organdy and French Jaconet ROBES;
Swiss, India Null and Nainsook MUSIINS;
Plain and Solid Colored BAREGES;
English, French and American LAWNS;
Batste GINGHAMS, French BRILLIANTINES, ETC.
large and beautiful of Eubroideres Yaen-
cennes COLLARS and COLLARETTS
VALENCIA RACHEL COLLARS. ~ g..
SWISS AND JACONET COLLARS.
EMBROIDERED BANDS.
LACES, ETC.. etc.
HORACE HARDY,
je9 2p6t No. 1S5 Camp street.
al AND Isl
HDz'. eWOs'fsmles''s Bitter Cordial.
The bland reviving Spring welcome to the
world than MORTIMER'S BITTER CORDIAL is to thenva-
i'd whose reganed strength but evidenced Nothing in the
mutudnous compounds of the Matera Medica
with this delightful remedy point of simplicity and efficacy
Forsale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
je9 2p6t&1tW q and Isl Charres street
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KsgNt---JWore Eight.

Our friend T. A, Rosenha Esq, Of ST. onis, having
ceeded in the third trial in placing PATENT DAY LIGHT
REFLECTOR in the hold steamers, the last being in the
steamer j. G. swon, Captain j. H. jones' just St.
and PORT would creduous to go and cxa
mine for themselves and the advantage and sufficient
light it affords in lighting up dark recesses
AS previous cards, would observe may adapted
to almost kind of eice apartment such Churches
Town Halls Museums Clerks Offices Dwelling Houses Stores
Hotels Kitchens Stair Passages Cellars boasd of Ships
Steamboats,.
These Refectors made Of all seen
the office of
J. MALLETT,
jel3 ap3t No. % Front street
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For LOUIS The popular and magnificent
passenger steamer Robert j. Ward, Capt Silas
"a Miller leaves for Louisville and all intermediate
landings Tbs afternoon, punctualy at5 o'clock. AS
IBIS a. her lest but two Of the season. it is I'M
necessary fortt to remark ii opinion all those
desiring to travel IL the direction Of Louisville, would
well to engage berths as speedily as practicable
Messrs.B etterton Keeffe 20 Tchoupitonlas street,
are iler agents their Office, a. plan Of the cabin
may be seen and state rooms secured
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WO0D-VVOOD-WOO Will, SELL FROM
w this date to the LIST November next, good Oak and
wood at s. cord delivered Pitch Pine S41 and dry
Sin is taken still lower reduction will be made
Exchanged Dr. 7: Rank ms Drug Store of Camp and
Poytras Streets residence No 2lS Baronne street, tho
office of Liberty and Shell Road, will be promptly
tended to Z. j. WHITE,
N.Y. I'm New Basin,
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HATS, Gaps. etc.,
At WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST g. CO.,
jyls 2p&W 10 Magazine street,
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GILMAN'S RAGASSE FURNACE.-REPORTS
~ in circulation by INSCRIPTIONS parties The effect that
Patent Baasse Furnace is Infringement other pa
tent and thereby renders planters who Furnace
liable to suit for damages have made it expeet FOR
employ well known Patent attorney examine
all the papers file the Office in the sub
icct, and his statement below is sufficient upon
intelligence honesty Of those who would prejudice my
ness by such means. SAMUEL H. GILMAN
81 Nntchez street, New Orleans,
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UNJUsr--tNFArR-AND UNTRUE.

The Courier, Of yesterday morning, contains an al.
ticle nreply to one in the Crescent Of Wednesday,
toWhich the words Of the foregoing heading may be
trnthfully applied Throughoutit perverts and mis-
represents the letter and spirit Of the Crescents ar
Gle Whether this peryersion and Misrepresentation
was intentional, we neither know nor care. We are
inclined to think, however, it was unintentona, as
the general lameness of the effort leads to the con
clusion that neither care ability had anything to
do with its preparation.
On Tuesday the Courier contained 4 singular art
Gle, setting forth the trnism that e crime begets
crime etc. That article referred to election frauds
and was very bitter upon the American party We
gave prominence in order to illustrate two leading
facts: LIST, that the authors Of crime were really
responsible for the consequences attending upon
their evil example I'd, that the Democratic leaders
never complained Of crime when the perpetfaton Oh
crime advanced the success Of their party linen we
arraigned the Democratic party at the bar OF public
opinion and proved that was owing to the corrupt
practices of its leaders in years gone by that evils
to be deplored had been brought upon the country.
We cited the infamies of Paquemines, in 1914, and
4 the viaines of November, 1858, in support Of our
/ propositions. M
THAT. orr points we're fully demonstrated is quite
evident from the fluttering that followed among the
wounded pigeons. Every shot told. There are plenty
more in the locker where they came from.
With this preliminary we quote a para graph from
the Gourier's article Of yesterday mornings:
Yesterday Tic first time 81 them constrained to
n es e. az Win a fasi in sss
M a 81 h. s' so eGm Om
article Of ours day preceding beges erime We
admit II says u effect ,at second June commits
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F5-r,55I -, ~ =
"a Il REEDoM OF s,fEEeH III usTRARED.- The socaled
Republican journals, say the New York Express, day
after day are publishing homies upon freedom of
speech with such elegant illustrations as these--at
the expense Of Senator Butler, of S. G.:
81 4. An aid fool.' IN. Y. Tribune.
headed copper. insane demon IF
slavery IRoston Chronicle 3, NJ N . IA 81"
4 Additional instances might be gven-plenty, but
enough! Comment Is unnecessarily
Yes comment is, indeed, unnecessary There is
no use of commenting upon the conduct Of soulless
fanatics Better let them Wallow unnoticed in con-
genial filth.
Senator Bntlerneeds no defence The assaults of
such people cannot iniure HMM any particular. He
is one Of the most respectable members Of the Senate
"a venerable and irTeproachable gentleman--whose
whole long and honorable life is free from the slight.
est faint Of disreputable dealing. Such man, and
the friends Of such man, afford to smile at the
attacks quoted above, 81 f8 81 d. AS
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TNAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES-Founded i'll 1883 by Madame Lers and
deed since $50 by adane ssbrayanx burgundy street. be-
The Summer Session Of this establishment Christian
begins the LIST June The buildings there large enough
accommodate FIFTY boaders and indefinite number of
Day Scholar Attached to the premises fine bath house
and good wharf The institution provides thorough
antia instruction in stage and department Of education
and offers great facilities for the requirement Of French Ian
guage Singing Solfege taught by Mr. Provost the we'll
known leader Of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside at the Pass during the summer and will
time his lessons Singing and soege in the establishment. He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place every month during winter
in the city and fortnight during the the Pass.
The city school remains the whole for boades and
day scholars ElY2f
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John HALLEGES IS BROTHER. 247 TCHOUPI-
y toIas street above St. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared TO do all Kinds of work
in their line Of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
in all parts Of the city atmode prices with and
dispatch All kinds of Jobbng and Repairing attended with
dispatch BY strict attention all srdes hope to IneT
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave refer the following gentlemen MeSsrs
CroEer Wing Jaison Mcintosh, Cook Morehouse, Rob
ert Hughes G. W. Church, Thomas Murray Isaac Ihayers
Caller, Tnrpin Co., j. W. Jewell.
Box 20 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 1885,
Charles street. AL 3md&W
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
MARRURn

ANDEPsON-MILLER-A No. l52 West fifteenth street
on tfday Jure by the Rev John Brasil AleI. ADdsron
Lt'r Prt,s PLter TO Helen Duniop youngest daughter
James Duiltp Miller Paisley Scotland
hBBOTT-DESHA-At Mobile on MONDAY June 2 J. Lloyd
10 Caroline Barney daughter OF the late Gen Robert
Desha
CORDEIRO-HOFFMAN-At Boston. on Tuesday Ju1e 8
Joaquin baiboss Cordero, NJ. D., Of Brazil Mss Mary
Katharine Hoffman Of Boston.
DE EFORRESr-SHEPARD-fn Trinity Church. New Haven
Conn. Thurdsy evening, June by the Rev Geo's.
Sbepsrd ID John William De Forrest and Harriet Sill
eoer daughter Of Prof Charles Uphsm Shepard Of New
BsytD Conn
HOLMES-GOODALE-In Marlboro Mass 90 Tuesday une
by the Rev L. A. Field MI Ssnu, Holmes Of New York
TO Hiss Mary h. eldest daughter of Deacon DAVID GoodAe o
Msrboro'
KEYS-BFFCHER-At Unionvlle Conn on Mondy, Jane
BY the Rev @ Porter David Keys Sarah L. Beeche
ell Of Unionvie, Conn.
LoOK-BEEDLE-In St. Clair County ILL.,, on WeinesdIy
May IL by the Rev. Mr. Powell, Ar Oliver c. Loot Of
Coin.ylie Ill to Miss Kate Beede daughter Of M War
reu Beedle Of the former place.
ORCUTT ABBOTT AT Boston, on THURSDAY, June g.
Hpham b. Orcutt, esq., to Miss Mary Z. Abbott, al o
Boston.
IOWNsEND-BOSTWICK-At Lowville, ~ T. on Thurs
day June VIM Hslsey Townsend TO Miss Frances BOs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

Previous vesh. veil % the e1pOr,. The .,,o,.s N Rs.
III 81, ss s..f4 Gf s :s
Gn: U% G a5.. Ssn.. being m.,sr.ly Tc;ea Sy d, s
sSe gallon. TN and insrsst From so. sood b.sos.,
Std fS cargo aoa, |. offered At 7tsfs,e A, ss,s,
OF importance has transpred the sale vas ma.
ufsetu,ed Inactive bat prize. are without further :hse
Lard Oh heavy at s7t qsoc. Olive Oh 10 sesdy a. IS S
PROvIsUNs-T6e Pork muie, /. unsettled; the demand
ecod and the arrivals moderate prices 97 better
aS I qsse @ M G 'pi prime S. .s I'd 3. S S
SIS rs for Prime pow held al sl6 Included 10 the sales
els So Beef in ,tssdy reqOrst and sr with moi.r.:s
arrivals. sses Of 80 bbls at s7dts for Pne ssQ9 for
Prime M. !. n.eys At siSass Beef Hams ~. .s.ay AZ;
.aes Of $50 bbs cheiee Western az SIS Sod tie Bse,n
supply beticr .aes Of SO hhd bbl. and tcs q 81 a sr
Han and Halle for shoulders Lard is In better supply
les Of TOO bbs ,es mostly common uns G
nialoc fr common to prime Butter withoa, change
for 90 State and la &c for white Cheese 10 steady and IN
fair request steG9c. for ordnsr, to prime.
RICE has ruled quiet prices steady sales Of $50 tcs
SUGARS continue buOyant and .c,vs sOesuator. ,Oiy
have purchased siderable and the muks closed excited
Refined goods uomins and In good reQuest sales of 1
shS So Sb: ard s Sh. in sosS ct e. sc .c, s.o
leo bb Porto Csbeo, per steamer, at &c. and so boxes
sALT-Tbe market LARGELY supplied and lower r ae
isles Of 4So sacks Ashton' So anu os sacks do
sALTPETER-The market here Is -sntiiy supplied; lest
.sles sic At Boston 'ass were made Of 500 ss sas
y n mos.
TALLOW-Tbe market steady, but quiet sales Of q 600
its prime Of odletc. cash.
WOOL-rhe demand for Naive eece and Pallei wools 10
very odeIsts prices OF ell descriptions tend down~sd
but the interior learn of an Of from % cent.
|, paid for the clip quality Foyeisu 10 moderately
ally South American Nos, but prices 40 cent
Sales Of 100 bhes tashed
cordcvs snd Rio Grandr M & the later rate for regular
Codovs which q reductos from the last Of the
quality 800 bales INV ashed African sold at ~ 6c
o Iusiy
|HisKYThe market i. better supplied And |. es.ier and
Unsettled sales of 80 bb.s 2Si sSc for Ohio and Prison
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Whaicrs.

Torcle o. Faral rrrr 70 Mlg o. trk stsori Ffihe' "
BectlId lgrlfl ( ttls. o.. arc st-ed agua r. D.e.
Go a. Nsv-belf,rc 70 o. 5ars - ltsElua B-f'ef i''
fc CrfeH. .,.,.sol.
Ar at Dirnog'h tn, big Eia-, Nye Bos''- for A'''
sett. % 20 for- Ia.rE $500 -, ,al q
one .isty-four.a Of sho May q ElFar0wH, vs. 80
s4-i.ol Oh s-tli lsy lst u CaPisi I-oni' HHi'n' "
of $500 ,,.s,v,~k soa 4
ga ~ tLa ill.-- &C as. a ,r.s rsno,,. a. Bay 4
,st-rf,m ship Mary n Wee sediJI.' Nv R.ifrd a
pl (lot - Is D. '.re rep ., tl o.' ~ b,, Ff.Ve.A
Ocean Fuller New. Bedford, l-s 'i' Oh 's-''' -' :.
M " ID 10, ~ ,e F-b p .bip ore Gao,a Ssg B-iss .
Iuo btls ~ board, bsuL- I" D'' " '''--N' "
'''e, aDG q 90 h Ysrch sehr Washioston Fisher q -
,srtuaD. with whs-~a' ".4''l : - co. WIZ V't
-aLCv cA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Arrived.

L : n steamship KosLote, Skinner, Norfolk, &c, I1i'e
! rrd rsss - J IutIrl & Pleas,lts.
T.sM .h.g Knoxville i8 hom. fm. savannah, %i'e =.
frd Iass. o. >. j. hroh-H ,4 .i' tt - ~ 10 10 sos m q
tolidS gh Cape Hat'e-ss 5eing > eteasltss.
srns'. with IA sebls ed bark liie' "nl1f' eoan.
s.5 ~ fasl steamship Ns,Ll- $40 passed seahsaP
gusts. t..n, steeu.slip sia.e ~ O-oiSa ~.
nj 5fI' 10 ve. C.. All 5 $ q ; To-. % 5%
rss.sd ilP eos'11, Il Boston, - W. 10 a. AZ -
o fr c.,,r esy. out N,, is la J. ION - a. sI'
CHANGED s.-lo.- gia sLp r. sis .ui 80 8 ,r. 4,s
Bsfz y she tprm liG lE. Blfmc1 - d. IN ballast n,s
lff rsss io A Gefssen. lit B. lon. H. "a" isss
a'iG 60 Of ,S e a4 l 4 3, . .,os T. .5P m 80 js 49, ~ cd.sIn6
steering ~, 3 a' s. 90 ion ~ 81 'poAe 'aP .s &c Ia
fs a. =. -,'',,f t,r Se.,.irt
8art L51se Jesel, b., q 81 John, y. p Abnn gs.s
tine I.-o . dsys swoo. 20 yo,s, s E.Scn Go Jans y
ID e. E Of Osl- Mss ioke 'g Afce, Of HeT f'e' ia'
P-rs GerLstd oin K-ebe, Hamburg Agrl 70, l65 ps'-
Pr. I,ss D.. Hsrrnsto,l Va, Pot Nir.s Jam p A.
T-sr'o. &C. 10 Lesyust Co ve',el % bss.' 90 800,
1' r.,,is .rrrii'i b.r win v.-sa
Eis CIos.a~ 5isnsJ, A.lIssl 20 dga. hides. a., to'
are C. cs f c'Hes Fsh,oos , Hi's, x Ry.[ % H. y. y.
v,.r I'd n. C.'a fa~ solr A. Ili1 ncn Gls River H
Ers Men. V.Al.. Pr.,.---es ia ballast % sturss
BIeL,-m,r ,Brj King, Dorchester II d. b.iii' '''--
81, .5i, ofp,osorl wh-m,re sari,ls Gnae ~ H.
sugsi a. d luols,s-s 30 OrlreI, M.tu-n 8 Co. . al
HEA.C. Sc In.an .f OaI-e.l. seatsf' Mis lA Il '''
,s.ss bow. ol.r!a Ne I4nbss TO B'sH, '''
srs v-fnt,-r Be,., sag4la Na5 % bark hides @e' d"
,,t- H1-l,.. tBrJ CrlaHsl1a sahs l'i.nl 2 ii Il
s.lr ". r. Bss'lsIa Russ,H. md. c.
sir Ncors Woci. Providence
sr-r Iaac a .l.rn. Ore g1rg. kocs aus.
St.r IH.s L.-ts. Torres. Alct.a.- 49,.
sch- D. Jtrs 0nu'cl Kos-n, Nrses33 2Rc' f'ii 'sa'
I.s.'c f1 ~u-e. 900 - A.,
Boo Ssr4i Nsrl q Co,isrrar', r-dcf-l Bif-'oa nA'
- i-rars- r,tst1rfs Af d. O. G..fI IlrIl. $50 -.
Seir. .t4r. Co-eeo ,br s9...ol, ".alse' i2i- -"
Ni.ue- a Co.
~clr SUIT -alw Cheuyfe.i, Ar.. lumber.
~err HfsH.sr ru.'f1. hef b-a'l r-e irsi nl-s'eT.
soon Fr q .-. . Brown Gsrct-fr. fr 81 er-e - "a
Prof.i y C.-dolll Baker, plitnors, u.'- 20 H. %
Crfuw-.
Pior,.irC ey Kinney. Providence.
bFIoW-sai5 Af,sfcs ,of Dan esisco.tai, ouiaHY
trs N-,lli.c. --, i.ub-r.
WIND t-.a 'le dsy. s. ED .L-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
Market. .Reported bv TsltgrapA.

ALBANY June Sales Of LOCO bush WHEAT % day a. < 70
for White Canadian. and 2i for Mederrane
OsrssOco bush. st S. measure aud Sc, weight for Ca
nadisn $4,000,
BUFFALO. June 9-FLOrR ses sales 10 day oels at
81 81 81 for good extra Michgso. and Ss9e6 30 or
choice 10 extra Ohio Indiana WHEArle0o0 BUSH a 81
for Chicsso Spring, aud 06 for Wisconsin Clao Coss
frmei sses % 600 eusb at 2sdSc for warm and fdS of
hr Com nd leidl7c. for Wheat TO New.Yorh. REesPrs
durrs the forty eight hours ending to-day 1853 bbs
Tour 7S bush Wheat; S push Corn, and " 6l2 bush
Rye ~
OswEco June a-rLouR unchanged; ssles to-day Of so
bb. 81 for Canadian aud 80 3d 81 Is for
Oweso brands ORS 10 In scod demand Gales to day o.
~ bushels . IS for White Indiana, for good
bite Michigan, and 81 80 for Canadian Spring Coas dal
CANAL FRErGHTs2c. for Wheat ard oc for Corn 70
Yori RECEIPTS Lake during the last s hours-o
bbls Flour 81 60 bushels Wheat eco do Corn, Voo DO
Rye 2i.O do
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK...,
Cleared.

BsrEs-Cbance (Br) MAGYAR Quebec. H. Il Y. w. Meyer
p Talnadse small, Csnfuesos Dugtn Lelaed, Prsss
law Mech Kienaun S'etiin. fnhcl Menckei AeadIan
(Br) Hall, Liver pool. 1bos. Nslac- -,
Bns,- Etswsnoo. WsrJ, Bsbtooes, y. H. G4stonj Wn
Heath Hea b. Jack cI Vile C. r. j. Peters BaaLce subs
Mscli.s Iucker LghibOrn Trade Wind, Wiham' hiIaa'
zss r. ?. Buck a Co.
Sclool wp, Woglon. Cy Point Hunter Go
Iorug Boston > W. Lewis kossuth Caker, Ne sosy
port " Lewis Col. Seuery, Seison, Char!esioa, NC
CreaJy Moft Co r. Baker lr jay, Poftltndi Chase
mail. IeToy seaman, Norfolk Surses, Cleamap GO ore
Ews, ru,eoa Io. Folks sols:5 " Alexander Aextnier,
Bora,ertufe Ne calf DuIcau Loyal scranto1, Ooses,
Savannah Scranton TausL Baltimore sleignt, bht1nfs
Nsllcr Lord QueTesu. ,., 81,
Prop, ler,-Tto- swan, Green imore, CfonvelF' Lines
No,elty. Rel Phi ade rhs. j. =. Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10
ssw.YoRK cLAs.l-1cArIos

CCFFEEAn sVciion sa.e Of Rio IS announced iJr 20 nor
kno. he, tstn uoiers pces au.'by altered Shes
CANpLEs-TLe demand s n'de.s's a. g'ies;, remain
stescy sec for Plain sIerm st Sc for Patent do Ada
field 60 ,y a. ic. ca'h I'D time Tabs nee
D{EWOODS-S, Domingo Loswool ha' continued .n goli
dsusld the sock htr- he's been taken lr e %
The Counert Of Eurrpe thereby eayns mo, Of h' Eu4
+.a4.r Pa cs.h 'u boi ara =" 'us Jantci Logwl, A.
+iset 5'eash b. bond-nsad7 .o tgs so.' At me '..,
exemptions fhre tle dot ins 20 the hSh prices o-ca
FiCIR AYD NESL|iLe i.maul fr W-.-en Cana!
y va. 4ae setire oay tn ava e-d Pres i-mnt tf,
're''d rs.s euoLs az the os Frcs a's 10 70 c 's.'-
ne .Ite M -, ~, e. e. ,, ,' rt.,, sp,s- 5r
.', So. - 80 4s DO - .1r--i o. low, rd..si ,oi
i're-f rn,. ~ 'S-r, Cts 5!}zsf ~
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lr.uo. a.d 80 sass .o alty 'rd esrra br'-i, kss
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900 tph Wtre >oa n.-o q. - ~ 'o' ba'h soi Set
Jtre, % e.i, go Olsa = Alwa-t7e t.aoat a'i
.ltDfr.h ~. 1te c. st 30 - Ot's ar- '-rt.r
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d. srnut-si goo oaes on 'Hf s'ot t 10. c-sl -l t
lsi.s lf-- H..ry Ciol rel.i.s ,r-e l-i
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lsf' afs b.sts to -rrv- s.. OBJ ne 'not
HIDES ..-f. e--lrr l.afa tle 90 t"f
renaIs rregns- b1t ir. more buoy tncy per
ss,s A. -O.N u.y Bu-aos Ayes % s &c., d iiN
pr 1tNss. 2lG-- - a. 49,. -s tsy af--' NOS s)ck ,
he's peso
- .tfos- .or.f,rru o. E-s-erl AID -se---tas
H.Y-fLs .-usll far AID .alry so,d .ecf io) ti.'
stffo-'- cash
300 frrs. ..-I. ar g ., I'd NOS
Lt h-NeflIng 0f lul.-ral-f h.- -urea .n roe
I--f a. report Toe t"-ttIi u.ift'ef
tul ff.-- lo zoe ulsIz stock All frces cons. +-y
bong -1.t-f..- .1tr-~.
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-or ,r.a..r. llrpis -u.-t o. -l -
IFAU-Tfs market r Unsettled. I'D pr-es are nominal.
NILA~-r~ been a ~ -rts- tf fl ffces -s-s %
safe. 90 LIas Cuba raF-l F
81 sft ai,~ Texas fHt a. terms
NAVAL ST. -rlrf. lrrterfre continues 7If@. anf
IL. . a. tsrs- LelsF nlt as f-- r-.-is
lase I.L. pixies a4td. laeria cA-c&le me
.xrr-. s.-rsrd. the sa-s iT tbs a. 2c r Gig
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Lssvy L.. 20 D.. tl- feceps have been 4r-er
Fcsir Irterafe rle. bug -her- Is lry
r.c- rs b. checked fF sirture frs glsi
ftr a,ts include o -7s . f. saost = $40 - Fine
-ra., quiet " heal o. r1 az further don. "a Tar
'E- cpr- have eel larger I'd thee less ioir port
NctL4r oor On Pi'chi pr-es ar bef-'ors nominal
Tur cEFIs I'D zIoTu ~ Alti s7,e' ~ ~ P5rf n Nec-
lak Jr he u'fE rl1ilg Jane ? 1856 VA 3~JGoIf~s
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