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s. II. BAILEY,
WHOLESALE CONFECTlCNER
No. ID Third street, ST. Louis. n

No. I'd Third street, st. Louis. Mo.
w GUILD respectfully cal! your attention to
w his large and complete assortment of Large
and Small Stick Candy. Sugar Plums, Almonds,
Comfts, Rock Candy, Kisses and Lozenges. Al
so, to his fancy KISS Papers, Fancy Boxes, Cor
nucopias, &C., for Confectionery. His articles
are manufactured expressly for the country trade,
and their superior quality is well attested by the
large and increasing sales, and the already well
established reputation which they have acquired,
believed 10 surpass that of any other establish
ment in ST. Louis.
@0rders solicited and promptly attended TO.
ifs, 1850. 81
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ErEyerybody in St. Louis. who is any
body, wear hats purchased at "Kesvii's
Hail." under Giant Hat, en- house top.
broadway. Buy your hats OF Keevi's
Hall.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

Every purchaser Of dollar bottle Of the ARCTIC In
fMENf receives, ut nr Bragg's expense, the UNITED
STATES JOURNAL of New York, for ore year. The
Journal is large illustrated paper-saeb number
tanning sixteen pages, beautifully printed on clear white
paper and led with original matter from the most bril-
liant writer's Of the country Certificate Of subscription
and f particulars Of the novel and philsntlrnpe en-
terprise Of which this oer forms psrt, will accompany
each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE.
BRAGG & BURROWES, Sc. Louis, Mo.
NV yoRK orncx, No. 81 BROADWAY.
Communications should always DO sadresed 70 81 Louis
k&HueH L. WHfry, Ast, Gisseow:-fptoma
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FRESH GROCERIES.

WI have just received large lot of cho ce
w Family Groceries, at exceedingly cheap
freight; aud having given personal attention TO
purchasing will be enabled 10 knock the Railroad
and old credit stores into the middle of next week.
If you want The worth of your money, go where
they want money. Avoid the credit stores as you
would snake in the grass. Pay Day Will come,
and big interest and large profits will consume your
substance We sell for cash and therefore can and
will sell cheaper than any credit house can. The
item OF interest alone will pay profit. This
alone answers the question so often asked u.s.
Show can you sci! so cheap" Quick sales and
small profits often turned, will pay better than
selling goods at 80 per cent. on twelve months
time. Call and examine our stock, and bring along
your Bacon. Lard, Hides, &C.
THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
June II, 1853.
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For sale BY all respectable Druggists and Dealers.
Prices Of tire ninent IS cents 50 cents and 81 bot
Tie. one,iolar bottle contains mrch lniment a.
eight twenty -H~e-ccnt bottles
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18th July.
r. w. DICGE S,
a u CIT O ~ u ER !,

a u CTE O ~ u ER,
GLASGOW. MO.
WILL give attention 10 sales Of Merchandise,
w Real Estate, Personal Property, &C., in
Howard and adjoining counties.
Feb. 4, IS5s-tf. -
1Dr. TIOOper's Female Cordial
will cure all Female Complaints, such excess
sive, suppressed, or painful MenstruatIon, Flour
Albus or Whites, Barrenness, Ssllow Complex
ion, Headache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Fright
ful Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds,
Checked Perspiration, Excuses, Over-Excit
ment, ETC, of the Sexual organs: DIR. Hooper's
Female Cordial is universally acknowledged by
the ladies', the best remedy ever invented Price
81 per bottle. or six bottles for s..
DR.. EAsTERLY, corner Third and Chestnut sts.,
ST. Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor, and 10 whom all
orders must be addressed.
Sold by HUGH L. WHITE. IN Glasgow; w.
r. SNELSoN, in Fsyette, and by druggists gen
orally. jyl 6m.
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THEESE-20b boxes for sale BY
" mar11 THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
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large and fine assortmsri
i Also Porte Monies and ton articles.
aprS 3m HUGH L. WHITE.
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m Or, Carriers Cough Balsas

viii cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumpae.
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain in the ~
and Breast, Pieurisy, Whooplng Cough, CpaS
Liver Complaint, Palpitaiion Of the Heart, =, Z.
all disease. Of the Throat, Chest and Langs =
one should neglect Cough or Cold single ~ =,
Millions die annually by neglecting COM
Com. Coughs and Colds lead to CoNsusPris,.
and then TO an early death. Reader, have ~ ~,
Cough, Cold, or any disease of the lungs ~ ~
cure at once that celebrated remedy, Dr. "
rER's CoueH BALsAM, which never fails %
lieve Cough in tweniy-four hours, and ai",s
CURES the WORST CASES Of Colds, Cough, -
all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs N
DAYS. Price-Trial bottles, Is cents iEs
Ties, 81 per bottle, or bottles for s.. N
~DR. EASTERLY, corner OF fnsu
Chestnut streets, st. Louis, No, sole propn.e
to whom all orders must be addressed 70 ~
genuine. Sold BY HUGH L. WHITE
gov, W. R. SNELS0N, Fayetse, and ~
gists, generally.
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WHITE LEAD & LINSEED OIL-2bh
w Linseed Oil; 25 kegs pure White Lead.
septl1 THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
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nRANGES-6 boxes for sale by
" mar11 THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
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set complete.
ID septlI THOMSON, LEWIS s. Gu:
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TANDLES-75 boxes and for sale BY
~ marIl THOMSON, LEWIS & Gu.
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NACKEREL-30 kits No. & for sale
vi mar11 THOMSON, LEWIS s. Gu.
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RULL FOR SALE.

T have for sale a fine young Bull, ? years old
j. past, e. calf Of my Ky. cow Beauty, that re-
ceiyed the premium al Fayeite last year,) that /
will sell upon accommodating terms.
file is in line coniition-free from any bad prac-
tees, and is fully guaranteed.
Any one wishing 10 purchase bull would DO
well 10 call and see him.
J. ROB'T ESTILL,
June q, 1S5s.-3w. New Franklin, Mo.
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TO THE TRADE.

TANDY-10 boxes crimped, 10 boxes fals
~ for sale by THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
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80 BAGS RIO T Tfi'eii g LEWIS. co.
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yITHISKY-150 bbls and half bbls for sale By
w marIl THOMSON, LEWIS & CO
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uEMP CRADLEs-ls Hemp Cradles iis
II received, and for sale by
jyS THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
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I Sn BARRELS Whisky Just received for
J. cO sale. THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
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10 HHDS Prime Sugar, for sale BY
LUZ THOMSON, LEWIS & CO
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cash pad for all kind Of produce by
~ ROBBINS, fATUM l. co
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FOR SALE.

" TWO fine Carriage Mules for
ID sale, will work either single or double,
ALL and perfectly gentle. For further partic-
uIarS enquire al this Office.
Jun. TO- ls5S-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-07

The United States slcop OF war Plymouth, Comm ander
Dshgren, sailed from Norfolk at IL O'Clock on The Sd
instant, for the Gulf
The United States sloop of war Germauto ~n, Com.
mander Page, sailed from Singapore, March "a for hong
Kong
detachment Of twerty five marines under the com.
mand OF Lieutenant rainAn, LEFT the Marine Barracks
brooklyn, N on Saturday, for Washington They are
guard for the United Safes Saratoga lying
at Norfolk, and ordered In commission.
salute OF thirteen guns fred Ut the Brooklyn Navy
Yard Oh Saturday and the flags Of the different vessels
war In harbor lowered At half mast in respect 70 the
memory OF The late Commodore T. ApCasesby Jouee who
died a. his residence In Washington the night OF the
Both nit.
The following appointments have been made by the
President and confirmed by the sensts:-
Calvin L. ssyre, OF Alabama, Second Lieutenant in the
marine oovpt 70 Oil Vacancy ocoasicnei by the resgna
ton Of Second lieut. william Bu,terield.
James u. Murray, OF Minnesota purser In the navy "
Oh . vacancy occssioncd by the death Of samuel p.
George w. Clarke Of Arkapsss purser 10 the navy, ia
place OF Ezekiel W. Cullen whose nomination has been
Withdrawn At his own request
William Wilcox, OF Connecticut, Professor OF Mathe
matcs In the navy,b an vacancy occasioncd by the
resignation Of Vim. Tye.
Samuel " hunter, OF Kentucky purser IN the navy 10
Ill vscsncy occasioDed by The death Of william Sinclair
AZ Philadelphia, the work the new steam sloop OF
Of her plankins has Already been done She q 70 be
Lining propeller, and will carry eighteen guns. Her
chinery pov In course Of Construction by Neseys
Resney. Neafhe 90 The work the ship far more
advanced than The latter. II IN thought The steamer VIII
be ready for launching By the first Of August but lie
time The work Of repairing the frieate Congress is
rapidly approaching oosclusou The new fgntship for
the Light House Board nearly completed She will very
shortly be rcsdy for launching
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rIom rorfoIh, AZ, n steamship Roanoke--P Allen Mr..
PS M s s sp a.. s.sfssE wc ss
bnson and wife. John BAR, N Baker A n Gwsihmey
s se cs.: bor DSsnPs n's % s
shall Prks-snd Il In sieersge.
Cadet ssr. JOHN crsesmsa 1na,.s
hl%sp i HsIon =. I'd, and servant bupsnso, ssv
As.ms whsdaos Of Bo-,on Poash Bonner Of
From Havana bari kurelis-mr. David weed and two
ss s s spa d1 s s.r. NJ Ne nns x
Merrill wife and daughter NJ Vim MITCHELL VIM As-oe9'
sss esI K"sS om0H and
IN 1r .soone GRANDMA Marin
Prom New Orleans IN 10 sar2 william Jsnem%ps Bar
te and dsughters Ashley and two grandchldren-snd
From glssk River, Js In the brig Llan-Jobn Allen
and family.
D. wssss b ss ss s,psH
sosIa VIC ssa sr,s :slstsS ss... psSy ssS % ",
I.ussIa. NJ "a q p. HSSi.msns < serIsSs. j. Bour
tsmil. r Bath, wife and child John sons,pspay Ne and
Burr. srs ssy and dsusssr, NJ and Mr.. Buoct c,p1
isoms. touIis., ssorss woodward VIM b ris = S'cos
iers... kesr; wsTre9, d NJ dom nsr w. n Merritt RsS
vie rs Rods Leach sSa s .Sa ssrI rss Mrs gA WIDE sDd
Mr Gros.epgi~er, VIM Thompson, 2. ". Mitchell, Mics
Mary CochraDe and maid, and others
For ssysprah U the steamship knguss-B. Jcroiimsn
a. III. hrun Wis ". a. Homee W. n. Jones. Mr. StrO
becker srd son W. Thomas, A. O. Small James Lawson,
For Richmond, &e, IN the steamship Iaraesowa-I n
Hal, - kvereu Cart Titus, n Hsynes Diu, " N Mu-
chison, lazy snd child Mlsa Helena Miss Brad
Lev. a houb, Richards Martin. Mic Mary OCoDnor
xerron snd ndy, W MoGo~Hn MIS- Bosch. Miss shep
ard Theodors eetgwiCk Miss Ashbuma Dr Peter Dr
Aylett Mrs spward and four children, and Il ths
s.cersRe
For ssvsnnsb N the steamship louisville Webster
ard teIvAni = " Russell 5 Edrnissob, 3 Kelley, a
lernrder, J COLEMAN, Yrs P-oteau aud child. Mrg
!, =; 5mson n Mllson, smsh Q Cunningham. } II
Fer Charleston, in he s,e.r,er msnphs-r xeschurn
Digrsan horris Won Pius Davir Klsvenho-s'
Taylor,
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Imposing Parsr . e sns Faxs D,psxsn,sns.
FuNxsAL OF "<ns GRAHAM, OF Hoss COMPANY
NO. Is.
James cham, ef Jacksoa Hose Company No. 10, who
va s,ousy injured q Tie are In Noaros street, on Fri
sAy night, died n the Csy hospital during tho day
sppsars that NJ Graham IN company with several Of the
other members. WAS carrying the hose under arch.
way, when FELL buTying the poor fellows under The
ruins Four Of them were injured, and Nr. Graham 50
seriously that he died during the day
Coroner Hills yesterday held inquest upon the body,
when three witnesses examined and the evidence
showed that deceased ventured VOC the tosterng
nc 70 The crssb s ~ ~
VERDICT death by injuries accidentally reoeived By
the falling Of vail while In the discharge OF his duty az
4,h Of June, 1855"
The deceased was young man, q years Of age,
married lis upon sa
support He wa formerly member Of Engine oour any
No ST. and was an active and spirited nber Of Sac de-
pArtment-
The death Of member Of the Fire Department while
IN the discharge OF hs duty justly regarded by the city
nre men as deserving Cd especial notice ana remembrance
deceased On Saturday evening meeting OF the Board Of
Engineers and Fremen was held. at which suitable reso
were passed ana was decided for ths whole de-
The funeral place from the City Hospital instead
Of from the yeed Of the deceased, No Manhattn
treet Is ct nrst determiped The funeral Ceremonies
ook In front Of the hospital and the spectacle was
most imposing On the steps were the Board Of Easi
Of the DEPARTMENT In front we're seated the
members OF the family Of the deceased. To the
right was stationed Engine Company No 81 bearing the
banner Of the department. and 10 the left jackson Hose
Company No Is, who acted pail bearers The other
aremen were drawn up in line on Broadway and Duane
street. The religious exercises et by Rev.
M EacAster who delivered address suitable TO the
occasion The body was laid in rosewood coio and
stood the walk 1t bore inscription giving
the name, age, and time of death Of the rhe
funeral corteee Normed on Broadway and marching six
abreast took twenty minutes 10 pass the Hospital Tue
fremen were without uniform and simply wore their
badge, which covered with Grape Engine Company
No. 81 headed the procession with the banner
partment and the several companies followed In numeri
cal order The Engineer, Board OF Fire Commissioners
Trustees and Exempt Fremen next followed by the
heaSse, Hose Company No Is acting Is pell bearers
Some twenty carriages containing the friends Of the
deceased closed the procession. The line Of march
was up Broadway to Grand street. through
Grand Mangn past the house Of Hose Company No 3
and thence to the Houston street ferry. All the compa
MES houses throughout the city drapedn mourning
and while the procession was passing the Ore bells
tollpg The body was deposited in Union Cemetery,
Williamsburg This was the most imposing fireman e fu
neral We have had In some years, over 1000 persons
having participated.
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Coroners' Once.

FArAt CasulLrY.-Corouer Hills held inquest on Sun.
ssy 81 Bellevue Hospital upon The body Of james Kinney
native Of Ireland, thirty years Of age, who, the ID
Instant While intoxicated, knocked down in Second
svenpe, near Ssty 9th street, and by
butcher cart receiving injuries from the effects OF which
ne died saturday Afternoon. Eorts made by the
Coroner W ascertain By whom the butchers cart
aven but they proved unsuccessful The ury rendered
sverdia Of Death BY injuries received by being
over" The deceased q resident OF korrisana-
kicuD nv A HoRsr--wlliam Chase, a man nearly
seventy years Of age, was dangerously kicked co the
head by horse while in a stable In Thompson street.
near Grand appears tina, while asleep 90 Saturday
nRht upon haymow IN The stable he fen the floor
close BY the horse and the sdrghted animal Kicked him
Re was attended by Dr. Turner, aud Efterwards con
veyed 70 The New York doepitd.
FhrsI AoInENr on SnAxBoAr.-Ore Of The laboreru
employed the steam onAl boat West End xas Killed
saturday afternoon, By e,fnins collision with sors
- The machinery. A. the time M the accident the
beat returning from Barren Island n Ne docN loot IN
Fprty -nh street East river Coroner Gamble will hold
an inquest on The BODY Of deceased today.
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An important movement foot In regard 70 the com.
The Title Of the American South Pacific Mail Steamship
Company for the purpose Of estabinhng line Of steam
ers between Panama and Valparaiso In connection with the
Panama Railroad On this route there Is already esab
labed lire Of English steamers which, although very
remunerave 10 70 i propretors does not meet the re-
quremeu q The trade Of the he directors of the
Panama Railroad Company have given The subject care
full investigation and have subscribed $50 900 10 the stock
Of the company. The capital Of the company 10 be 81
900 900, Of which only $500 900 are 10 be present 10
sued The following The pors Of call and distances
on the route
From Panama 70 Buensventura and Tumsoo, $40 miles
70 GuaJ aaui, $40 miles; 70 Payts 100 miles 70 amba
yeque, 100 miles 70 Husnchaco 102 miles 10 Casma 20
miles 70 Huacho 10 miles oAliao 90 mites 20 serro
Anal, miles 70 Cbncha Islands, miles; 10 Pisco 100
20 miles; 10 Coba, 13s miles 70 Caldera, ESQ miles 70
Huasoo. 60 miles 10 Coquimbo, ~ miles; 70 valparaiso
1g2 mes-msking the entire distance from Panama 70
Valparaiso about ~ te miles.
To enter upon ths trade Ia proposed 10 make com
mencemens with screw steamers Of about 900 tons each
capable Of maintaining uniform speed OF eight 10 ten
knots hour. All necessary accommodation for landing
and shipping goods at the ports Of call would be grained
freely By the various states The promoters Of the COM
pany have from parties bore connected with
the trade, and from residents coast OF cordial SUP
port ock subscriptions in securing business for the
line proposed 70 despatch four screw steamers as
soon N the company organized, and Il IL thought the
Inc nay be In operation In the Of four mopths
Tho CONF entertain do1bt OF obtaining mail con.
tracts from the United States, Peru and Chile
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The Utah Army.

lCcrespoDdence OF the b. Louis Republican.
LAvEswoKrH Cry, X. T., May 81, 1868.
am thankful that for once At least have full budget
OF real news 10 send 10 you relating TO the army a. also
70 Affairs N the Territory IL actually relief 70 have
long and important communication 10 write
The arrival OF tie United States steamer Norton here
to'ore referred 70, was of detachment OF recruits for
the seccnd artillery They net 20 70 Utah but remain
~ part Of the garrison Of the depot. They come a.
believe have already stated, from Fort Monroe {old
Point Comfort), Virginia
TIE White Cloud N looked for hourly with the lsss Of
the reinforcing army from Jefferson barracks, below
Jour city.
oompsnics and Of The First regiment Of cavalry and
company Of the First dragons, This morning into
camp below the fort
70 death with business yesterday, they have been
during lie week past, paying out the money lately re-
oeived The morning devoted until O'Clock 10 pay
ing contractors and such persons have accounts for L.
qudaon the afternoon 70 the payment Of employees such
tesnsters and the Ike
The fourth column OF the army for Utah marched this
morning, under command Of Lieutenant Pitcairn Morrison
Of the Seventh infantry. consists OF the following
of ms
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Canadian Hour was active and rather irregular while the
sales embraced about 200 bbls within the above
Of prices Southern -four steady, with saes OF about
800 GOO bbls included b the Gales some lots for
tons Rye -four was quiet and prices steady Corn meal
was in fair demand, with sales of about 900 bbls.
jersey and Brandy vine at our quotations Wheat
vance. The sales embraced about 10000 a SC, 600
bushels, ncluoiDg Milwaukee club, at 92c.; prime
good 60 se ndsns red IS0 s ana 8, %ss
81 OF white Michigan at 81 90 Canadian club at &c., and
good do atpt Corn continued to rule arm, with sales
lots at SOC. CSC sound good mixed At 7Oc 72Nc.;
Southern white at 79c soc and Southern yellow At SOc
soc $50 Oats we're firm, with sales 81 State and Ca
madam at 43c 44c., and prime Western at 45c. 49,
ConM-rhe sales were limited, and the mArke. quiet.
BALES OF 800 bags Jamaica were made ct D. loo do.
Rio at 1890. . 11c. and 100 do Maracaibo at 12kc.
CoTroN The sales embraced about 600 200 bales
Without change in prices We still quote mddling up
FRrIeEs. EHgngemenss were moderate, while rates
were without change OF moment, but closed With
DETER FEELING TO Liverpool about IS 900 bushels grain
pen.ine Il es about 500 COO bales eaton, part com
gov 100 barrels Aour 1t g. To Bremen so bales topaz
Fn@ CaAczrsa~saies Of $4,000 boxes were made a.
BAY-saes Of about 900 bales were reported q. 4Sc
Soc, for shipment.
common Rockland at &C., and lump at 9Oc.
hoIAssfs-Sales Of about so 100 hogsheads Cuba
coyado were made at 26c. Q 26c 28c.
NAVAL STORES were firm aud active and sales of
5000 bbs. common rosin were made afioat aud from
yard At 81 asa 81 so, Afterwards higher. 900 bbls.
spirits turpente sold arrive and on the SPOT at
49, and 200 bbls crude turpenine sold Ut
% rs; tar was steady ut 81.
ons.-The market continued quiet and sales limited,
while crude whale and sperm were unchanged.
Provisions Pork was dull and lower. The sales
embraced about $50 200 bbs ct SIT 45 SIT So Prime
was at $4 12h, and thin mess sold In small way 1t
Sic 80 Beef was steady with sales Of about ITO bb
including country mees, Ut $40 SO e11 SO repacked
Western e,s ut So $13 60 and extra do $4 SI4 So
Prime mess was steady at SIT 80 SIS. Cut meats
unchanged and sales limited. Lard was less buoyant.
Sales OF 500 coo bbls were reported 1t nc 13.c
Butter and cheesc were plenty and the market dull.
suGARs.-The market was quite firm, with pretty free
transactions The sales footed up from 100 200 hhds
Cuba muscovado chiefly within the range for fair TO good
grtcery goods at exc a6c, with some prime, reported
at eXc., and 900 hhds. moIado at pit
wHsKxY-Ihc market was dull, with sales OF about 100
bbs. st 2lc.
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ScHR FlsT WIrD, Lombard from Maranham AZ Salem re
porsMay lat 80 s. Ion 90 o. experenced hesvy gs,c
hove down aud bulwarks and lost m
Ryan sae Alexander Young, of Norm sydney oh' sseu
~, seaman.
LlRer CARGO or FIoun-shp Black Bavs Bowsrs sa
from New Orleans The 18th ut for Liverpool WIN i<o
bblsthe largest cargo Of hour that ever efth" port
sHrF PARlsi--A CARp-Eew York June lsnsxS,o Vapss
Iapeson American ship PArana-Dear Ctr On the eve OF
aknR leave ~ yot very agreeable passsfe from Bus
ranlOt 90 without expressing our slncere
nckuo RENE vour uniform Kind attentions during
the entire voyage, and 70 wh yor every prosperity hat yon
could ysh allow rubrcrbe selves dear Capia IN
Ian sson your Herr obliged and SINCERE iepds sgnei
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Also Company II, Second artillery under CAPT. ". r.
Barry, with q complete battery.
Dol Sumner, Of the First cavalry, will move with the
9Th column including the above noticed as going
into camp this day, on the morning Of Friday NEXT
The besdquarters, under Brizadier General Harvey
wi about the 10Th Of June, bringing up the
rear, and o. akrg all the that IL Intended
sta cross the pains In The service 81 the United
With the column which started this morning was sent
provisions fer ninety days the usus allowance, about
one hundred wagons
There are flying reports that the movement o. the
headquarters will be arrested. Doubts reasonably
entertained AZ 10 the truth Of any such reports for the
that OF knovle5se be al hand here
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CLkrsYMAN I

CLnsYuAN BURNED TO DEArH.-On the 10th ult
Ale house q Rev. Joseph Barlow Presbyterian clergyman
elrabkn, Pa, took FIRE Approaching the kitchen where
me hre appeared 70 have originated Mr. Barlow opened
che door and The flames burst upon him He Immediately
tAht dovr and scarcely showed sign OF NE Afterwards,
having probably inhaled the fame His wife and dalgh-
eft found mpossiole 10 oson The death grasp OF h
nsed apon NE door, and were cOnpeed 70 eays his body
" be Soneuntd