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[No- 6c2.]
ny the President ~ tina United states.

TN pursuance Of law, !, james BxcAasan, president
q The n s @ ~ s =. ~ ~ ,a S's
nces the TsFscR1 cs Ns az c pssscs hseu1sss des
,As hand oce Al Baowssvx ce.nsusas ~day sAa aka
day S1,sy ae s The disposal e ,hs public apds wshia the
SoA y he ba.e ms ars al y as sA p,sse5ps ssssaso.
That e own.hp cu.se e tho sae And sna .H
Breed Nennha reservation, q range ~ W ..s s
and half Brood Ncua& rcsrvauon and naeeaal sowasw and
ia. p, q o.. outside q Tho IL Id W.
eaas si sss siss 4 s T. 4 III " NAH
Ts a n rss osnssp as - - ~ ~
own.hgs and II ta ,.rs & sosssbp outside Y the Hal
Townships NE, :, y, & and :, v raass y ssa
Townships 1, 2, >, I, s. ana Q, Of range n. sss *
Isss.s Z: "a { I MS j.
mn Say Il sesrDsr r dsrosai penv wiha
The s,iowny usmed townships, viz; tS4f ss Nv WI y ~
't~e n ~ sista r.tarzs us~sdiaa
Fractional towushirS range sfsa yt ssaAa
Township y and fractional townships q 10 H. and 49, q rsn
1pwnshps 1, . d 10 ~ aud A. and nssasuAl ovashp ~
10, and 4 and Fractions. se~nshp4 u .na
Townps 10, and H. and fractional township a. q range
1OvDshps 3 g. II, fractional townships
aownsbps d and 49, and fractional townships a. H. aud 49,
range ., 5st @ ssf ss ,s3
he land ev, a.snasy AZ .ssA
following named townships, viz:
Nora As s ,ine ssd saa d ~ sszA ,vsas,ul srsdsa.
Fractional townships 49, IA, IL, aud 10, range IA
Fractional townships 49, H. Is 10, and II, NJ ~
Townships l: and 49, nwnshps "A, IL, and 49, and ne
IL, rs, IL and no. Il n. ~
Fractional township H. townships III H. -, 10, H. and 49, and
fractional townships 10 aud 20, 81 range II.
Fractional townships IL H. and Il, and towafhis rs H. H. IT,
10 and 60 Of range 10 N f49 ess
townships "A, 49, and 10 and townships H. H. ~ and
co. Of range q 8fs
appropriated by law n the ofsnhco military and other
purposes Will b. excluded the sales.
unrring will
pcu- viii prcdccd aeHF ~hh ahsy advertiN.
whC sau have 0c and shc mAs thus uded; but
than weee
tho ands viii be admitted untn sncr te expiration
Gwen under my 4 waahshe,on, ri. Lr.sh
eight
BY President, 3
a. HExpMfxs, Pa 3afs&ist sss8g3 faltF
lsas oG tho General land Once. NJ ga
NOTICE NJ PRE EMPT1ON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled Tho right 81 Nmpcn to Of The
lands within the townships and Townships above enumerated
establish the 10 the satisfaction the register and
rcrver Of the proper land oce and mahs ave Aro 4. 70.
kis and BEFORE the day appointed n
~ the public sale If the lands embracing the s
claimed Otherwise such claim Will be fbrfeitDd
IA WE TiOa A. HENDRICKS,
Ap 3-Iawtis Commissioner VI the Gsnera LAad Uucc.
81 pnte and S*eF
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NOTICE 10 Pre- EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right of pre- cmpton to
any of the lands within the ewnsps and parts Of town
ships above enumerated is required to establish the sge
cable after SEEING this naics and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale Of the hands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will
be forteited.s ,skm " lssa sshiaK NJ Masa s
..ll Al, 4s ~, ss84, THOMAS a. HENDRICKS, as5.
,s.s -. Commissioner of the General Land Ofice.
Mar r. awtl9July TTnt&Star]
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At Che land Office at Kckapoo, oomfhencing on Mon
day. the ninctecnth day Of July ncx for tbs disposal Of
the public lands within the following named townships,
viz Is hg@H in9st a@i IA 8lfasf esiiAsH att N stpi
South Of he hss line and eaa Of the saith pracipal urala
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EREsH BEEF AND VEGETABLES FOR TIL

~ tg NAVY AGxsr's Ovysrx, ~.
Washington, April y, ls''
tho 27lh 1853, br tho supply q son
fresh cef asd vegetables A. may be required q ~ ~ N
stasiua durns the fiscal year cvhcnctng % ~ Ia any
next ard cndIeg the sob luna, 1852. 49, ~ ~, ~
Tia besf ycxesbles be u rod QnAhy ana w
market Nris eueh aftic nst b. offered iof by ~ s
Bppd with approved sccnry viii ~ required " cns as
mtsA q the conrsct asa tNspy " cesdnsn - a
whhcd from ths Y zach pay cnt y 30 mrne IN
era. security Tor ~ due performance q te oonfA VIZ"
accou be paid until u 4 fuIy complied With . ~. AZ
uy cdsr made must be accompanies f.s a'reern
Cyuxrss~ making naval hF
prpvcd lOh August lsae) rignsi
more responsible persons sc efct that he they
the btddcr ~ BIDDERS scc~rAHA ensr ~
obligation, within ave days. with good and sufficient suf
nish the Artces rroposed . -, sf
me-. y =. TT ~ n " ~ > R Z II WI Vim
"" ~ ~ ,.wx. ff4fl fsf-isil "A Navy Ages
DRINTING PAPER.--Wc are receiving ~
Msc varying price from ~ 80 70 ~ per ,v
BLANCHARD MoH'N
Corner llih and Penn si''
Ape lint
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At the lnnd Office at kickapoo commencing Mon
day. the 9th day of July next for the disposal of the
public lands within the following named townships viz
Soda a1 Ssss Aas and 81 as sirA alsv.das,
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wmm SALTWATER III for 100, 600 fourds
Tho soap be
bo quality dcncnnate white soap,
sixty days notice rs each
penso u tho contractor Ihc DO uniform ali tho yards
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TrARPERS MAGAZINE FOR MAY, JUST OVT
III For sale by BLANCHARD 4 NorsrN
APPS Corner Of 1lth street and Penn.
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PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Cer for Small stores or "oE
fer f Cndes W 0cr for saltwater Soap sOr FIR
Mustard Heed Bhck Fcpper the may be, win be
received Als 9oclock day
May next f furnishing aud delivering pn receiving twenty
days. noticc) the United ss Charlcstown
sachiset,s; Bfo0kyn New York; and Gespe Virginia. such
quantities only following articles excepting SOAP
and tho cznas Tor eashH which scArsse proposals ana contracts
win be macl may ordered nom the
~ The thtx Hntenu respective commanding
of ht navy ydtds during year ending
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r. SElcrr Of the papers viii please cory and sesa
hills ~ Pssnt 0uics, wh6 paper containing th notice
April 2A--1Mw3w ttss "a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-18
The Bible.

"Tell me where the Bible is, and where il is
not" observes an American clergyman, who
has returned from tour on the Continent,
"and | will write moral geography Of the
world. will show what, in all particulars,
is the physical condition Of that people,
One glance Of your eye will inform you where
it is not. Go to Italy--cecsy, degradation,
suffering, meet you on every side. Commerce
droops, agriculture sickens, the useful arts
languish. There is q heaviness in the air; you
feel cramped by some invisible power; the
people dare not speak alord; they walk slowly;
an armed soldiery is around their dwellings;
the armed police take from the stranger his
Bible, before he enters the territory. Ask
for the Bible In the bookstores-it is not there;
or in form SO large and expensive as to be
beyond the reach OF the common people. The
preacher takes no text from the Bible. Enter
the Vatican, and inquire for Bible, and you
will be pointed to some case, where il reposes
among prohibited works Of Diderot, Rousseau,
and voItaire. But pass over the Alps into
Switzerland, and down the Rhine into Hol.
land, and over the channel into England and
Scotland, and what an amazing contrast meets
the eye! Men look with an air Of indepen-
dence; there are industry, neatness, instruc-
tsoa for children. Why this difference?-
There is no brighter sky-there are no fairer
scenes Of nature-but they have the Bible; aud
happy are the people who are in such a case,
for it is righteousness that exaltsth nation" !"
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SAD WoRDs. "A cotemptary well remarks,
drinks" i. makes US sad. The words are but
few, but how they fall upon the ear. how the
dark shadows of coming despair settle on the
hearts of those whose life is bound up in his
life! How his mother prays he may not be-
come drunkard; and his sisters hope he Is
only sowing few wild oats. But the old men
see further, and shake their heads when they
hear-he drinks. Young men, standing on the
Threshold OF life, buoyant in hope and untired
energy, don't drink! Your character, success
and happiness in life-are all at stake. Don't
drink! Look rot on the wine when it giveth
is color in the cup; for at last it biteth and
stingeth like an adder.
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The following good one, from the Memphis
Bulletin, 10 too good to be lost:
T~gt- un.-We have friend--or, with the
emphasis Of the inimitabls Toodles, eve haze
. friend"-whom, for the nonce, we shall call
the Major, though his right to the prefix is
somewhat questionable. Now the Major has
had through life one besetting sin, and that is
an uncorquerabls love Of . certain game Of
cards, known % Tsgt- Un, which 10 the
French Tor twenty ty-one. This well known
game, . fat wife, and . large family, ara about
the only weaknesses that can be laid to the
Majors charge. How often he has been
married the record sayeth not-nor is II inn
portsnt. Sufice il that during over thirty odd
years Of the Majors welded lie. ~ his wealth
Increased and his hairs became gray, ons aftsr
another, in regular sucesssion, his board was
honorsd With the presence Of miniature edi-
lions OF himself, until the number had reached
twenty, when the Major concluded things had
gone far enough, and should Be stopped. But
they dids't, ~ the Major in due time found
out, Cor he had calculated without consulting
his wife. There were indications Of another
bond OF union and we'll spring Of happiness
The Major became nervous. for his nomen.
claturs was exhausted. In his desperation,
he finally declared that the coming heir to his
name and fortunes, whether boy or girl, should
BE- named Visgt- On. In vain the old woman
demonstrated, but the Major was ,inexorable.
The new conner, being the twenty should
wag his way through life with thai appropri-
ate title. In IN ante-room the Major awaited the
announcement Of the little stranger's sex. Fl
nally the nurse appeared, and, to the MAJORS
horror, she whispered the terrible word
"Twins!'' "Busted, by thunder!' yelled the
Major; "why didn't Istand on twentyp'
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God made Adam out Of dust, rs
But thought IL best to make me first,
So was made before the man,
According to Gods hoy plan,
My body he did make complete,
But without legs, or arms, or feet;
My ways and actions did control,
And was made without q soul;
A living creature 1 became, 4
And Adam gave to me my name;
Then from his presence withdrew,
Nor more Of Adam ever knew;
did my makers laws obey,
And from them never went astray:
Thousands Of miles run In fear,
But seldom on the Earth appear.
But God in me did something see,
And put living soul In me;
A son In me the Lord did claim,
And took from me soul again;
And when from me that soul was fed,
was the same az when first made,
And without hands or feet or soul,
travel now from pole to pole.
labor hard both day and night,
To fallen men give great light;
Thousands Of people young and old,
Do by my death great light behold,
No fear Of death doth trouble me,
Nor happiness I can not see,
To Heaven above cannot 60,
Nor to the grave or hell below.
The Scriptures cannot believe,
II right or wrong I can't conceive,
Although my name therein IL found, st
They are to me an empty sound,
And when my friends these lines You read,
Go search the Bible with all speed, s
And II my name you can't find there,
II will be strangeI must declare.
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On Prayer.


Go when the morning shineth, N
Go when the moon 10 bright;
60 when the eve declineth, y
60 In the hush Of night.
Remember all who loved thee,
All who are loved by thee;
80 Pray too, for those Who hate thee;
II any such there be. 3
Or II Ills e'er denied thee.
- In solitude to pray;
Should holy thoughts come o'er thee, -
wAen friends are round thy way. I.
Oh! not . Joy or pleasing,
With this can be compared;
The power that He hath given us,
e TO reach Him with word.
Go With pure mind and feeling,
Fling earthly thought away;
And in thy chamber knesling, T
Do thou In secret pray.
Then, for thyself, In meekness,
Ablessing humbly claim;
And link with each petition,
Thy great Redsemer's name.
Even the silent breathing
OF thy spirit raised above;
viii reach His Throne Of Glory,
Who is Mercy, Truth, and Love.
whene'er thou pinest in sadnsss,
Before His footstool fall;
And renember In thy giadness,
His Grace, who gave thee all.
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ssCharity Begins at Home.v

Home is then the scene Of your beneyolence;
the interest which is not found for distant
places, all centres in home. But is it SO? By
presented, some other excuse defeats applica-
tion. Charity begins At home, but she does
not stay there, FOR then she would cease to be
that charity which came from heaven to earth,
and which does not cease expanding until the
gospel is preached ssto oil nations" The
heather, indeed, are at our door, but are ycn
doing anything for them; clothing them, edu-
eating them, and above all, providing FOR their
attendance on the means Of grace, preaching
to them BY causing them to hear .preaching7
By no means; this is but an excuse for getting
rid OF an obligation which makes "every
Christian q missionary" You pray ssthat
Gods way may be known upon earth, His
saving health among all nations" but as this
prayer costs nothing, while the corresponding
action demands self-denial. no action ia had,
and the missionary scheme is found objection
able; and, indeed. every scheme which re-
quires the cheerful opening Of hand and heart.
II charity had staid at home, you would never
had heard Of the Saviour; the early settlers
Of this country would have died without the
gospel. for DR.. Bray says, that on pleading the
need Of America for ministers and books, his
greatest obstacle va. the assertion, ssthat the
church's charity was wanted FOR the poor
in England" And shall we; who owe every
thing to missions, confne their benefits to
ourselves?
''Shail We whose souls are lighted
fN With wisdom from on high, ~
Shall We 70 men benighted fs s.is \ II
The lamp Of light deny ~ Z
-Lsotos, or FsigHsds k<cwsss. 1v Rec g. A. LsGkSs.
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When Jekyil, the witty lawyer, was asked
the difference between an attorney and So
licitor, he replied, .About the Same that exists
between an alligator and crocodile"
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Law Of NEwsPAPERs.

l. Subscribers who do not give expresAnotce TO The
contrary, considered wishing to continue their
INSCRIPTION. Ef7tt
.. II subscribers order the discontnuance Of their
periodicals the publisher may continue TO send them
until al arrearages are paid IA
g. n Subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
fiodicals from the ONCE to which they directed
they heid responsible till they have settled the b
and ordered them discontinued. ft.H
II subscribers remove to other places without In
forming the publishers and the papers sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing TO take pc
riodcais from the ONCE removing and lesvingthe
uncaed for, II PRfHA evidence OF intentional
fraud
" Postmasters neglectine TO inform Publishers,
when papers not taken from the ONCE, lay them
selves liable topay the subscription.
It 10 also their duty in such cases. to notify the pub
fisher tha the papers taken out by those they
senl TO- andthe why they not II known.
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1t is said that forty-eight hours Of total ah-
stinence from liquids of all kinds will kill cold
entirely; and he who tries this remedy may
60 out into the air, and the more. the better /,
the more he walks and creates exhalation from
the skin, the more he robs his blood OF water,
and the more thoroughly be breaks the banks
on which the nose. throat and lungs rely for
the mems of making themselves troublesome.
Try i'll FFs f
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The maidens Of Straubing, in virginia, are
the victims Of terrible conspiracy, the young
men OF the place having pledged themsslvss
not to dance with any girl during the Carnival
who wears "Crinoline.0 ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-18

A wit and a fool in company are like crab
and an oyster; the one watches I'LL the other
opens his mouth, that he may eat him up.
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what is my Name.

We give the following curious description Of some
thing, living where for the amusement Of those
who are fond Of solving mysterious things. Let us
have an answer for next number.
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HINrsro MARRIED MEN.-Peppergrass says
that if he stays out late at night, and wishes
to avoid beating, scolding or curtain lecture
from Mrs. p. he generally waits out till the
eve sma' hours ayont the twal,'' when the
anger of his better half subsidies into fears for
his personal safety. He goes out con busi-
ness" with promise to be home at nine
Half past nine, Mrs. P. uneasy; ten, sggrava-
ted; half past ten, positively enraged, and re-
hearses to herself an address for Peppergrass'a
especial edifcation, filed with cutting re-
proaces; eleven, vague uneasiness, accompa-
iiad by an indefinite fear that "something must
have happened;" half past eleven, nervous ap-
prehension-tears take the place Of whitening
glances; twelve O'Clock, uncomfortable suspense.
n she only knew the worst; one O'Clock, is
completely worked up, has the s'conniption,''
and is about going off the handle, when Pep
pergrass arrives, throws herself into his arms,
overjoved to see him, as she .vas so afraid some
accidentmust have happened to him.-r Angus
ia Dispatch.
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Genius adapts ITSELF 70 all soc,ety, is anbi-
tious and proud, but i free from scorns.l
pride.
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10000 Han&St J RR bs
30 sbs Merchants Bk
8 Bank @ mmerce.
20 Ctmmopw'tb Bk /.
10 Imp h rJanere' BIZ
8 BaDovey Bank.
8 Am Exchange Blk
100 Canton Co. ......
2b Cary Imprint Co
10 Del Il buc Can %
80 Pee VI 90 Co. s16
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CwAN &Cos LOTTERY CONNIE IONFRs ENDORSED
- b. The MAYOR and pos'n OF Augusta, and
United States senator OF Georeie.
CNRTrrJrArvs IRON TIE
avn oTurrs or AUGUSTA.
AvrryrA Ricu~orD CourTy GfORcfA:-
IL rtify thai We have supernpded the drs wtpss
of he uarfa scad. my Lottery tnmne Swan Co mspa-
pors. 81 augusta Georgia ir the cnmspcsment o. iis
IA 10 ely exclusively under our cor y and VIC
n, sssure the public thst the men OF honor
ard fair desur and everything con re~ted
with ne business carried with the mos, scrups
Ions and ega integrity.
fh tpf lcVSS !. sssssBrH, ,ocnmlss'ouc-s
AUGUSTA Ga, June :, 1865.
AucesrL, Ca, June 7, 1854
From long pereorAl arrusinicrce With Leon uges and
Frectre q fNbtr We iAke Fes pleasure certifying iat
hey OF The tsts inesry and prohi,g and 81 hs
conn UNITY are esioCned reesdec hlghy honorable
and worthy cll1toA Bon. u CNfLEY
raycr OF tho riiv ~ huEu1ka
JfMkS eMYrHE. 500,
pcsimss'ar 81 tho eity Of Aurus'a.
Hon JOINT kfNG,
fCrme-v rriei ftsies htrstyt
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IlRIFlIB IATBLLIGBNCg.
Port Of New York, jane Is, 1858.

Port Of New York, june IL, 1865.
CLEARED
s,ssn:h,p North stsr Joues Hare &s-D Torrance.
sS Ss4s s s SsS .ss; p.sa
Bal SsreDo.' s,usss iDdSs~T lrowsrids. D.sh.
sn ssis . ~:,f aHss 5ss
brs E.mDdsn Young. Bss.o,.Brst. soD 90
sshr iona: ISS L,pCS wtmiSs.o"@J smith Ioo
seSr ssrsss Burs.ss r,mous SodMn
schr Lady Adams Davis, somersst-L Kenny.
&c Carwrs srrscn Lett sand asads FEB passed
2Sfs .' sass ss a
sps Of soun tar%optn mSns. .s from % River
OIL Nay H. lat AN Ion SO W, spose ship India Hov aud
:psis. ElssssS & .ss rom so-ss q y
sg ssPsFs need b si sys sw gale e.
to ORDER At sncbcr of Glide lsi.ra March ls bavng
.rors gale IRON nv The ship pitching very heavily ps,ed
It, Lon g. ssnsssd s5s s,s 'sSss ,ss,s
sSip Ss.olus srs.msn Liverpool May lib ns.. and
pore E. % z.saS from o3S s.rpos e.ssss
g e. Ion rs sAg Cambria Of >. SoaD % SSSs
y bound n .s apn la 20 20 Ion 81 Is say ; sssa~sSo
'foi g bremen i0' from ''''
b,,. A.r,Ds B.,'sT Remedies IA days. with sugar &C.
BsII 6sprsy Iof salem) N.sh CienfuesOs June with
Brie Weponsh of Bucs sporp Malaga and Gibraltar
Nay II. wi lead DC, 10 Brookmsn Go. The bark
Gem Of the sea- Miller for Rev York ssIet in cmpany
from bialar June lat 2s lon IS 80 saw brig carisn, OF
New Bsvep, steering q.
BiiR Wheaton of ssstporD, Lsrkin Monte Criso 81 Do
mipgo june Nth bdes &C. TO Kolf Persuho
Brig Isaiah (Pr Fitzpatrick 81 John NIB days With uun
her TO stephsn Tho,re lab inst OF Hast Chop Bolme,
high on he latter vessel was full Of water and
all before reporteol
schr Evergreen of New London, Hincky Baracos June
with fruit z, 10 master lh inst lat IS a. lon "a Ls,
spoke b, Ia Dunbar fro m West indies for New York
scbr Hsseleck 3D. Cole Hinsboro. NIB days. .oound to
scfr Saxon McDsrmot MachIas s days
Scbr A Dix Philips, Gloucester.
fcbr Isaac Toucey, Could, New Bedford.
Scbr o spt Imam. speopan Albany for Providence.
sebr Wot,sn, Dbble, Albany for Ne ~ Haven.
Besner RepDebec Band, Philsdelphia.
Steamer sar ah Jones Philadelphia.
Steamer Sophia Ely, Philade'phia
Steamer Ospray, Renney, Providence
BELOW.
Brig Sea Lion, from West Indies.
Schr Thomas Hsicombe.
Also one bark South of the Highlands
EAHED.
Ship Isaac Webb. Liverpool Morse 81 Johu NS: Hsrvis
burg - bsrbs Constitution (Brepi) Roterdsm Esely o,
s. Michse Godfrey, Francisco; brig Kennedy,
Neuvtas; and others
Wind At sunrise N, hsht sunset ssE light.
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for borg Ecpg March ~, OF b ulo Aor.
ship Loo Cboo. Hcrtcn Calcutta singapore for
Hon 4 Kong. kerch 10, of Rulo Aor.
sbp Arno neerng from Norleaps for Liverpool June n,
latstL lon o. 40
Hsisptn,
Brg Daren po pbigo) FIRM Charleston for Amsterdam
was teen June 10, let mL lon Is
Brs tur from Camden. Me, tor Charleston, June 10 of
Cbircotesgue.
sohr Kioder hence for Savannah June -, on Chnco
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June lS-6P. n.
at &c.
BBEApsTrrFs - Flour-The speculative feeling having
subsidized, ana the demand both from the domestic and
foreign trade being light the market was heavy and
closed ct decline OF abaut &c per bbl for common and
medium grades. The sales embraced about 900
n Goo bble within follo yanpe of pricas.-