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Kilsors' j. d Davis, M man, Burroughs, Fsnton,
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BUspB ~ MARSHALL, 2. Mot., O5skerill, Harlan
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Absent-Cfrushers of Missouri.
REOApIrrLATIoN.
YEAS Nays
R'pubi,aps. D smocrats ............1o4
D N crats. ........-. % Americans
Americans ........... -
Total
The House then adjourned.
M. Clt endsn's sfnrndnent as passed was
materiallv improved and modified since il was
Asst offered in the Senate Instead of saving
that the can <tttation with which Kapzas is now
.d,n;,..d - n \ ;,,oI ., ~, ,,,,,I.r 49,
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A. WI HITINGJS
1870 FOREh AND MUSIC ROOM
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SALISBURY MANSION SCHOOL.
LINCOLN SQUARE.
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/, 2. YTCT9OTS. ~. =.

Can probably sell Piano FOrtes cheaper than any
aler or agent in the State. Olarks Block, Worcester
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The w WOrcesaer ~ lster lure Will hereafter
ne exclusively devoted 10 the female PATIENTS
while the otter will he received only as boarders-
he location Of this establishment is elevate quiet and
'athy, combining the advantages Of both town and
country. 0p-n at all seasons, For circulars address
ROGERS, D Worcester, Mass.
u DR.. RoGERs' day Office is in the Central Exchange
Post Ohce floor. During the Evening and night he may
be found the Water Cure. DIT auI
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n. s. NASO

80. HILL. Druggist aud Apothecary,
mTs ltf Mechanics Hall Bloch
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Groceries delivered to AZ families. $50 SO
Wood devere to families .............. IL Is
Aid in sickness to II families. IS 80
Entertainment furnished to l54 persons .. "a 80
EIghty.two pairs Of OTIS aud Saops...... 55 50
Sewing Cifcle-cash f. ON contributions .. % %
Miscellaneous. Observation-Disclosures 81 81
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HAR1IAGHs AND DKATH-


WsrxAo0.
CAxx-CoOS.-On Friday after noon, Nay IL, by Rev.
John Quincy Adams, Mr.. CzARIB G. CLARK, Jr, 70 MISS
ANNIE g. NJ, youngest daughter Of John r. Coon, both Of
this city.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bristol Pa, on rhavsday, june 3,
by Rev. W Pievsoo, Josxrn 8 kendall Of New York,
70 HI1N, daughter Of Hezs&iah Kiag, Esq.
McNAIlr-BsoG-On Monday nay 81, al st. Mary
church. in this city. by the Row Father Boyce Mr r.
MCNALLv Of williamsburg, 70 Miss B 8EGG, Of this oily.
Mu1M-CARxy-Ou Thursday morning. June g. by tho
Rev james Bsyce. LAWRENCE A. MUIRv To MANI A. y.
CAKxr oldest daughter OF Patrick Carey Esq, all Of this
city.
RlcBARDsov -GoszAIxz- Thurs lay, June 3, ut 81.
Th0mas church. oy the Rev William r. Morgan, Jous r.
RICHARDSON 10 AAnIA GONZALEZ youngest daughter Of tho
late William and Sophia Giles. ali of this city
FAICu-MorxL--M Woehawken, N. j., on Thursday,
June 8, by the Rev. ". " Mabon, JosH FAioo " Miss
LopIsA MoTIL.
TMuMEY-nYm1z -lu Brooklyn, on Wednesday, J,ne
e. by u Rev. Rufus W. Clark, IRvIso TURsBy N NARY
MYyRx youngest daughter Of PnipeAs Burgess both q
Brooklyn.
wErroRs-sHAypIEY.AOnT Thursday. Nay 81. by the
Rev M PutDey, Of seccnd street. Methodist Epsco-
pal church, Mr.. ThoxAs g. wnNoxE 70 Mas JJAA SaAsO
LEY, al Of this city.
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OUR PEORIA CORRESPONDENCE.
Ux1oS Oyyrtx. ProRrA. luna Q
THE ELLISON ULL.) CALAMITY.


A WHOLE VILLAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PERSONS
INSTANTLY KrLLnp-TKN PERSONS FATALLY IN
JURnD-TNErsEN DElrss RxroRrKD-FIrTy FER
SONS INJURED.
through a gentleman who left Monmouth yesterday
morning we many interesting particulars OF the sad
tragedy attending the destruction OF the village OF Ellison
by q whirlwind.
Fourteen persons killed almost instantly Zone less
ahan stated by tecsrsphl, and ten more was sup
posed mortay wounded. OF these latter two died
next day. three Monday evening-makns ninsteen In
AL.
Among the dead are Mr. John Hand his son, about ten
years OF age, and babe, the latter OF whom supposed
no have been drowned The whole family appear 70 have
been whirled with the fragments o their dwelling quite
mp INTO TIE air and deposited considerable distance from
RED erout fifteen rods and in his terrible fight received
nnehhui wound In his side from timber. He survived
All the next morning Mrs Hand had her infant IN her
arms when che struck the ground, but the oopsusson
Dompeed ner 70 let go her hold upos IT, and tossed
some distance into the slough where she heard ts cry
but owing 70 her injuries was unable 20 attempt
js rescue. There abe remained ali night her person
partly In the water, and In the course OF ia dreary
watches the dead body OF her infant drfed 70 the
shore, and abe had N her arms when discovered the
morning
Another family, named Mcwillsms suffered ,err,blv
Miss Mary Ann Mcwliams about twenty hsr sister
Harriet aged about sixteen, and her brother Thomas
about fourteen among the dead, aud the poor old
mother eighty years OF ssethe only remaining member
pf The family except older children Who were living
nj q distancs-we very badly injured The boy Thomas
was NOT n nrst conscious OF having received any hurt
and rescued body ~ his elder sster from the ruins
aar the catastrophe, but he was badly injured
Internally that he died the next morning
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City IntslliQenoos


correspondent questions the accuracy OF statement
we made In the HKRAD few days snce, that the LIST Of
June the first Of summer and quotes the American
Almanac 70 prove that summer does not begin until tho
10Th Of Jurs when the enters With all due
respect 70 correspondent and the authority he quotes
most empha.Ioally insist that yesterday unms
takeably summers day, aud appeal 10 the exhibit Of
the state Of the temperature made the thermometer
proof Astronomers fix the beginning OF winter when
the enters Capricorn, and summer When touches
the opposite point Of the belvens the old division OF
the seasons Is not likely TO be cbangoo In the 20 ouar mind
for all that The mercury yeeterday stood at ~ degrees
part Of the day. which shows dreadful increase OF heat
within very few Gays. Ice water. mint ueps and lager
bier weren great request and light clothes were at pre-.
MUM. This warm weather. should II continue, will al
opr msrkets with all manner Of fruits aud vegetables.
The recent heavy rains have LETT the ground IN good
condition for few days heat and the yel promises TO be
very great AT this behoOves mothers to see
that Trey don't give their children TOO much SUSPICIOUS
milk and housewives that their apartments are thorough
ly clean, vermn begin 70 abound little care and
cleanliness at the meDcenent OF the summer Will
prevent much disease and discomfort.
The LAST or LIBERTY POLK. Tho liberty poe at the
corner Of Franklin aud West Broadway, which has
been often used by city rcmen to test the power
their machines yesterday, by order Of
the Street Commissioner. az IL was in shaky condi
ton that II feared good gale Of wind would blow 1t
down This pole really old landmark II ed
In 1884 by the democrats OF the Fifth ward, durog the
pending election for OF the State when Sc yard
end Marcy ior the nrsS uno the next year " WAS
shvered by stroke Of lightning: however was soon
repaired The destruction OF this pole will leave the fire.
at loss where to try their engines Why don't the
Common Council give them park and pole where
these usefGl exercises can be continued
THE CONFIRMATION OF MEssRs. HART FowIw-he
attaches Of the Surveyors Office snd tbs City Post Office
complimented Messrs Emanuel b. Hart and Isaac "
Fowler Friday night, with serenade the ocossion Of
which the confirmation Of those gentlemen 10 tn sir
respective offices by the Senate Dodwortns band fur
pished the music, which was unexceptiona,le The
scramble followed by COLLATION., at which the usual
fluctuations were ipterchapged
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" r Thompson his wife sud ohnd: Mrs Wszetoa sud
hsr two children. ed daughter Martin @esswo.sh,
persons whcse names ere unknown 10 the informant,
nske The net a the fourteen instantly killed comprised
IN SPECIAL despatch 70 from Monmoctd last evening
These embrace III The names q the dsed which No have
Al near q can be asoertaDsd In the confusion which
many more slightly injured A~cns the injured was Nv
Samuel johnson, merchant who has one lss and three
MIS- Oymspd, both arms broken; Mrs Sherwood. cut
ano bruised bady-a splinter criven through her thigh
Mas FnIay hrs fhompsoo, and Patrick ShsS sstrAassr
who picked in the road after the storm was over
The ony ply sOiaus Of the place were D Hawiey ami
Ycko The former WAS Win his ~1fe. among tue moro
seriously injured, and the latter Dr. T. badly hurt
were ncapscased from rendering coy assist
Apce 70 their unfortunate fellow oizsos and the
Mopmoutb AFTER the delays noted elsewhere.
The tornsdo struck the village about half past five
O'Clock, and during It's continuance no ran fell. the
houses frame structures. There was largo tavern
stand aud three Of Samuel johnson Joseph
Knowles and another The appearance Of the dwellings,
described by one eye witness a i one should tsar %
pieces and scatter lu~ber yard" OF 70 Ne and wsus
ana the various structures there was seen m many In
scarcely trace, giants hand had reduced
and torn them 70 sbreds and spntes they lay scattered
over the fields Here piece Of broken furoiture aud
mass Of tmbers and boards, door beams Getting and
rsinrs Even the bodies Of some Of the sufferers were
As an evidence of the fearful force Of tho torraAo
mentioned in The telegraph from special reporter last
evening that OF the victims fragments Of the bodies wore
An iron safe weighing nine hundred pounds taken
from Johnson's store and csrried thirty fees
Aorses, cattle and hogs were TAKEN up ~ the vino
fall
One taken up, carried several rods and killed
by the fail Her body lay at distance from anything
that could have inflicted wound or injury upos nor
heavy cut stone ,or step, the dimensions OF which
are give TO as being some seven feet long by three
Uifit N
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DTeadSnl Accident on enc Bay.
THxxx MxN DROWNED-HOLDIN0 ON 70 BOAT ROR
FIVE HOURS.
party Of four men, named John Bcsert, OF Third
avenue Henry Ksyser Of Third avenue; Frederick Scott
Of Twenty second street, and william PAynton OF twenty
FIRST rect GowaDus started In small boat from Penny
Rcge, on Friday Alsrnoou GU Hshins excursion rhsy
passed the dag pleasantly but their return In the
evening fresh breeze sprung up and the boat was CAP
Sized All being good swimmers they succeeded in turn
Ing the boat bottom upwards which enabled them 70
ksep above water. The night was very DARK aud Inc
breeae blowing rom shore, they gradually drted down
the bay Aur being In this perious pcsition Tor three
bours Kayser gave out and heavy see s.eps MIN on.
Bceart and Scott chung Tor neAry hour longer wien
the VOC, became fsdgsed, and were wsshsd OF by
wave. Paypon alone remaired cling TO the craft uat
at last boat from the ght House near Fort Hamilton,
CAme 10 hh relief and took him shore He WAS com
peey exhausted and nearly hour ELAPSED before no
enabled 70 detail The He taken TO
his residence In Gowan The bodies had not been picked
up yesterday.
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Marke q.
NH. ADRI .PVIA STOCK RIO ARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BO ARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8, 1858.
Stocks heavy Pennsylvania State fvos, 50, Reading
Raiirosd, 2i Morris Canal, AZ Long Island Railroad,
nX Penney ivanis Railroad, AK.
OaAsIEsIoN, june 4, 1858.
Our c,ttou market rensiHs quiet and unchanged sales
TODAY TOO bales The Savannah and Augusta markets
dull.
BALTIMORE, June s, 1858
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat dull Corn buoyaut:
gales 25 900 bushels at 64c &C. for mixod CSC.
TOO fer white; and $50 Tic. for yellow. Whiskey un
changed. Provisions frmer.
PHILADELPHIA, June s, 1853.
Flour very dull Ut 81 rs. Wheat has declining ten
dency Of 600 bushels Southern red at 81 co. Corn
buoyan sales Of goo bushels yellow at 73c Whiskey
dull al 20k . Ale
BUFFALO, June s. 1858.
F1our--Choice frmer rales OF 1850 bbls. d
IS 50 for extra State So 20 So rs for super
fine Wisconsin 81 81 rs for extra Indiana and
Ohio Wheat advanced sacs VI 81 900 bushels at 74c
7ec for Chicago spring. S7hc a9okc for white Indiana
Milwaukee club would bring TIC a1sc. Corn firm sales
Of 600 buehes Indiana at 6Sc Soc Oats rmer sales
OF Is 900 bushels Lower Lake at 37c 3Sc. Whiskey
unchapged sales OF $50 bbs at Ice. 19kc Fre'ghts
favor the shippeI-Flour SIC wheat 10c 70 New York
Lake imports 900 bbs -four, 20 900 bush
flour, ~, COO bushels wheat, H. 900 do corn.
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RroGRANpy CRossNa.-we learn from the San
Antonio fssss that psw crcssng OF the Rio erands
been discovered within the fsv days that BIDS fair
nshs new era In inter communication with AexcN
This crossisg 10 about sixty miles above san Fernando,
point called San Vicente and to be the place
marked ont by the great point OF crossing 10 our
trade with Mexico. IL by far the nearest route % Cal
huahua from most OF The posts aud towns In Western
reras and the Tpss has doubt bat will be the pnat
where the great Psoisc railroad viii Ia way 70
Chhushua and the Pacific.
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A Card from ID. Deviin Il Co.--When = few
go g
clothing equal all respects to the finest merchant sotng
sSsa % ~ y y Who
sss rs Pr % y ::
' g :sS ely s9d s eSs
sassess Sss been beyond precedsst much ih.t
seher .h our very sssnsvs retail I.ds we are no sup
every and Town In the Union with our fAvore s OF
Thi. Tsss q has sw.s TO be eIpeced
.mus q two or three OUR hossss In H. u: r.A business
We cour, Se largest eompe.os for In msnicip.l Popn
s S ). pss s os Al IN On; 81 sg
But competition 70 real and successful requires that tbs
/ syrIHIss y sIIlr; x Ike AND Quarry
In the arss We think Ne are justified IN asserting
Sssl ~ s MAJ s.s y s1s Son.issred A' . ~
Bu,we ygs.e e "a o. IN .nc,ssr new ,es,srs
Is the ower the tariff tho greater Tho consumption The per
point o. on ne
rsta md aorng stock We shall the style
:sS sS u
Our s.:ck q summer ci,A,ns now On nAnd is the largest
%ns cur :ocS Of coS. csssinsse. vssnxa &c in the
q ~ S nss ss
and mpo,snp oonor NJ bs and an .,.,,.oo ot pro,
determined ,hey shaii be shade under any house
in The ~de, with vast dinerssee In Sye and sssanec
Nos 2sS 1e and go Broadway.
Popuiar Trade In MansilIas. w. n. Mao
k kl VI" SRsn rS rs,ss. S OF ans 10 @
Gold Psns.-we Would Recommend Per-
LEIs, hey Seins The Sss pens now msnui.ciursd store
Sabbath rhouxhss.-wsoked People Think
on sgns. ssSS Esucs their portraits .sen 90 ss,dsy q
ven doing In all sAinsa
TIE Dashing Chapesu Musard,
Al GRxrNs No. nd Broadway.
The Grand His in Paris,
oKxIS's No as Broadway.
The musard Son Hass Ssr Boys.
Al oESfS's, No. gf Broadway.
psssss a'p''' S sSl, No ~ fT sroad~sg '
New Fashions In Gensicmcn's Furnishing
scods every sssmer n oRxENs shirt and furnishing
LINEN Dussers, Business Frooks and Great
variety Of 'y%%eT s s!G,ans :, 10. prices n,u,,
SILVER Gray and brown C.Iored straw Hats
vs.. 'S ~ &c s..s rsLisD co. $50 sro s
Looking Gisssss, Picture Frames, &C., Sc.
New ard beautiful styles, a great reductions
WILLIAMS, eTkNENs, WILLIAMS 90,
No &S Broadway.
Densnce salsmsndes ssses-WItn patent
power proof ochs spd bars Also Ere and bursts
proof psrlor ssfsa Depos 10 Pearl street :. u,.-
Bsrry's Trscophervus n the Best and
pressrving and Restoring he kAir Ladies " Sold bY
Ccrvs1sI Cognsc Bstters I,nmeslistely Relieves
diasrheA sgue and bilious attacks srRfNFkIsD sole i'm
porter No ~ Nassau street, New YORK. For sale By all
drugEsta bars and erocerr
Wilson's Hair COMMUNICATIVE ents
. botte.-For gradually turning grey "blssk
brown" without inurns the hair staining SKIN II can
be spilled Ike water turns color bad meu. ARcn
ey, Ss Grand St, On the drus storey
Batchslc~.s Hair Dye, WIS and roups~s-
The best the world, surpsssins al made Sold and sp
piled At the msnufsctory, Ba Broadway.
Crsstsdoro's Hair Dye, ws~s and Towpesa,
beet toe world wholesale and retail hetfye pr
vsiely applied. No. Astor House
Dr. Glovcv's Radical Cw~e Truss~s Elastic
socsnas susrender shoulder brsccs bandsges and sup
porters. Office No 4 Ann street
Ccdrrcy's Extract OF Elder Flowers for the
compiesson See miscellaneous Advertisements x d.
FUy. agent go Broadway.
Radical Cure Truss, supporsers, HANDBAGS,
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Hcllcwsy's Ointment ard Ptus For Rhea-
m!ttm neuralgia scrofuA sore leg salt rheun and
al eruptops the tho only tafe AID certain
cdn and The pills equally reliable In dyspepsia sold at
10 Maiden lane N Y.
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Music anc, the Drama.

ACADEMY or Mrsrc.-To morrow evening we are pro
tore" me chief paris have been allotted 10 xme cana
Gassier
NMIo's-rhose glorious, Incompatible pau.omims.s,
The Raves, are 10 remain but foresight longer NE
stage The reflections for comprise the monkey
piece called Jocko" cvoluons tho tight rope, and
" NJ Dechaumeau."
other favortes viii perform 10 morrow In the exciting
tragic spectacle entitled the Scalp Huutersp The dramas
called Harvey Birch" and the T" Fire Raiser" are also
the bills.
BrRros's The Rorzani ballet corps wir 70 morrow,
perform In the Two Hypocresv Painters illusion"
and Village Apchccary for The benefit Of the charming
dancer Nile Lsmereux In addition Mr.. Burton will play
bis unrivallcd comic character OF JACK HUMPHREYS.
wArIAx'a-rhst peculiar compound Of funny ideas,
oddly constructed prose and rhyme. excellent acting fine
ham Young 70 be preceded TO morrow by the farce Of
the " Lottery Ticket"
LAURA Kusr's-Mr. soshern has become the manager
Of this popular theatre for the summer season. and will
commence operations 10 morrow with Miss Matilda Heron
/" Nathlda"
AMERICAN Nrsxrx Mrs. Kate Denim Ryan has been
heroine In "rwo Loves and Life" Afternoon visiters
will be entertained with the popular piece called The
Golden Farmer, or Veil, vot ofip"
FpyscH TnRArpr.-The mapager OF the French company
ct Metropolitan Hall hes added Mile Castiou, Partisan
artist Of considerable celebrity, who will make her debut
The NssRo MssTsa 6opAxrs continue their spri. Of
rivalry 70 the small pecunisry advantage Of themselves
and the great edostion Of their psrous, who nightly
crowd their halls 70 enjoy ns cstrs good thing: provided
Woods Ninstres 70 morrow night offer fresh farce,
styled "The Return Of the Independent Fire Estes the
Brysnb announcee "DNrkey Assurance and Matt Pecls
Campeels will create imuch merrmeat with the "vir-
ginia Mummy"
TVS wsrS tHrppxs are 70 appear In variety Of ther
pleasing pieces Concert Hall, Newark n J this week.
me drama Of "Ben Boh" oomics,y Of the "Ssge struck
Yankee J" songs, &c, their bill for tomorrow.
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A Schooner Ashore at Squan.

SQUAN, N. j., June B, 1853.
Tho schooner Mountain Avenue, Captain Greenleaf,
Of New London In ballast, ashore miles south
Of here.
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Dssrrhrs, Agus, Fever, Bsis.-Immediste
relief By using srEirFELDs ognac bs'terl Vmoc NO ~
kAssau street. New YORK.
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Departure OF the North American.
MONTREAL, June s, 1858.
The steamship North American called for Liverpool at
10 O'Clock A. with hundred and sixteen cabin and
ninety eight steerage passengers.
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Congress oounterso any tendency towards dissolution Of
chs Uoioo.
me usual resolutions Of reGpec. we're passed.
Inc funeral will take place to morrow from the Senate
chambsr-sne managers OF the ceremony teing Messrs
Cay, bayAa, hammond Davis, Wade snd Seward
House OF representative.
WASHINGTON, June s, 1855.
THE ADMISSION on oREeoN.
The Seuste bill for the admission OF Oregon into the
Union was referred to the Committee Territories.
iHg DEATH HENDERSON.
Resolutions announcing the death vi 5enstor Henderson
were reoei ved.
Meesrs. BRYAN, (sdm Of Texas, and QvnxAs, (sdm.)
Of Mis-. eeivered sulosies.
The customary resolutions Of respect adopted and
the House adjourned
Explosion or Three Powder Mills.
BosroN, June S, 1858.
Three powder mills In Barre, owned by Messrs Fay
Potter, entirely destroy cd by explosion yester
day. A Mr. Bickrord was killed. The other wofkmen
fortunately absent.
Decision Of tho Supreme Court OF Penn
sylvania.
PnrssuRS, June s, 1853.
witt of nandamus has been granted by the Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania Harrisburg, at the instance Of
Mr.. Thomas, directing the Commissioners Of Allegheny
county levy meet the interest on railroad bonds
now due and coming due.
The Ohio and Mississippt Railroad ali Right.
CINCINNATI, June 4, 1858.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is in nne order
otter the late floods Trains running through Ill right
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A Schooner Ashore at Squan.
SoUAN, N j., June s, 1858.
Tho schooner Mountain Avenue, Captain Greenleaf,
Of New London, ballast, is ashore miles south
Of here.
Departure OF the North American.
MONTREAL, June 6, 1858.
Tho steamship North American called for Liverpool at
10 O'Clock A. M with one hundred and sixteen cabin and
ninety eight steerags passengers.
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