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Haviug thisdy sadny lnlsrsa in tae I'm % Foryfh,
gaueson a Bro-, ute rs uelal o. reta-nilg M
thtnts Tor hepttrs1Ege h~er-lf1r@ So iibersrr enieldfd
30 " g nru. aIf " ud t1ka riessure 30 recrmuarffrc
ny suUssrrs, Aesrs Ja1aes 20 a. B-a 10 fha fsr rsb .
eoai1eratian % fas pubic in Eenerai and our fsraer
tleuE m Ps-ti-ntr s l. FORSYTH.
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Burning Of the Steamboat Dunoan +. EeHner.
SEW ORLEANS, n , 80 -rue Bayou sara PACKET
D nean p KenneI The tfrry boat, 2. z Clark. and
sbarge be'1ngiuz The opslousas railway emuauT uere
destro' Cd By e tn mornrng. III isss is ssunaiei a.
SO COO. upon Ehi,h hse q ful insurE-rs.
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PHILADELPHIA, PENEA,
AANUFACTTRERs and ! prars 70 Sod. snve
VI NJ g eel Frame Spr tac-s Surveyors CCmras-e,
EustnerHS rrarslts, L~ves anI Drsru q IasfrlmDets
P~hiaalhIoal AuDsratns fur s-h0Is anf O. ierss
Hioro-c pes. stereasolue and TeT., SPY Glass, ec
a pri.ed md illustrated catalogue sent By nail FREE on
lplii-atlsn zp'a3m
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&In RTMnr6

CmATED m Eunfay. Auril 18Th, a csrs,
- brown MAHE ~EHLE-ghere rutbed b. ~
ca Or aDd frau~s blscki aro1t TX y~ar- "a. w
medium hiEhf shav+d lane and fafl one unic &EMAs
CO.. 90 ne h.ir q The tail. Will pay fE- zbsre, a. DE-
lFHr d. % me- A. COHuES
RS in cor. Vain 80 1sh,rn hrmpsls
IN BRLs. pure Laseed ~ sdrbT
UV G. ". JgNEs a Co,
ms 90 Esin street.
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TOBUILDERS. CONTRACTORS


II II Il = y II Il Z q:
THR NEEPHfs MANU- CURING COMPANY
! are pr-pared 10 fur.ish EnJ am9ust q Baldllg
Mairriala. Eush a.
DUORs
LLEU
SASH
WIND0w FRANEs,
DOCS FRRNE<
EOULuINGS,
SIDING.
FLOORING.
LLLLLLE
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Also,
WAHDGANT BALUsTERs.
HAHuaANT HANDa AZ
HAHDGANT NEWELL POar.
Is BAfrsTEEs
EkLErf H~ANnAaFLa.
- EREELL POST,
OAK AND ASH EaLrsTEnE.
osE AND ASH
OAK AND asa EEWELL FOgT
Er1. &c. EIC Eu0.
TuruiaE. C1rFtnE. Scroll sauirE. Planning. eE-. d1ne
On - 70 n1tcs, ia The les style. and Eauaat-1 20 give
sausfa-fiou.
Al kinds % uo-k Gone g. low any oiheT fr=-cass
nyii-7n EgwPaIs NtsUFsCrrRISs {.
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,asias vialaaa n nile Of tas aiI q Nsapss.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES ON THE
LAND.
RESIDENCES GARDENS PLEAsVRE GROUNDS Ee

Apiaa o. said Grounds. with an desirable infoma-
tion, can BE- obtsined ., ny rooms Bank AVsnls- rais
q d .s heavi tima-red. vhieh sfiasr Is q treat
raiue. mere IS now a splendid new bridge lasi finish
ID across woif river. aGl-iiaE safe so1sss % said land
a. su seu.ons o. TIE year No su1h intucemsuts %
speculstos has been c1srsl 70 ne eiiilsns q Memphis
i9r many yeas
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DaiIry,s MAGICAL Pam Extracto.

Has no egaal DO curing burns, s-lids Cuts, Wauud-,
a2'lins 81 hruie-asaautlel % rhlrh chndren are
e'usianuys urcs-bJ hsv.u- q bz o~'asifuuy on hani,
NV mseh BsiH aaa saE-uar nag b. Brsvsni-d -
s1re sne s,tths ~sanul-e. raita iEairays sisara uzS-
- pALLI mtnufacuror 90 a steel eusrarsd label.
fr ssis D Orleans, vholssaie sd retail y
J. WEIGHF a Co,
~ sad l5l CuarIr-a street
Sole sEo-ts Tor TIE sauin-m starss. sni % Ehlm %
orders fhrrf BE- alfressaf mrr0 hruTm
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s steamship city Of Norfolk ssiz,d as a s.a-

EEW ToRE. Nay 30.-ihe steamship City o. Norfolk
sdyerussd to saiIrr0m this port . 81. mamu, was
Sc red As a suspected SLAYER to-day, upola warrant Is
sued bv fhe ti-fuit er-rt
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THE capsrtnership h~ar@tlfore eNistlz wcrr fhe
4 uane and styieof FORSYTH, JAMESON a. Bro
ls thus iaF dissolved ty M ud co1sent.
Tne hl1l-Ef wul % cuuunuel uHler ne ftFe =
- Bro. % uham 90 ptries Indicted o. the
dru o. flrsyta. jameson & B-o. wall piease u2e for
W. Q a1d settle.
H-ssrA gsnssau a. Bro vii assume DE l-isblliies o.
ne hrm Of F1rsyu Jan ~ Z 81
VERY respsruly, FnRsFrn- JAMESON & BRO
81 FrsTth, D James %. r. c. Jsmss1n.
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Sailing Of the Steamship Europa
Boston, Nay S0-The tutaId sieam-lip Europs
ailea n u5n to-day for Liverpool, Wis Halifax. she
had no areriar list
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DR.. JAS. McCIintock,s Electoral
EfwHn
DR.. Jas. McCIi9tock's OId ailC


A card.
TIE legislature a. the state Of Geo-ria having ptss,d
the on0Ting ct, at its session O 1858. prohibiting TIE
drawing o. Lotteries within its Jurisdiction. after the
ist day e. June, 1850. sc vii, o1 that DAY, remove our
entire business % WiiuinEo7, Dsauare.
WOOD. BODY a CO..
Wimiuuon. Delaware,
Owners sni Managers Of ue Delaware. Missouri and
Keutucky State Loteries-
AN ACT
To repeal al laws, and parts Laws. a-th1rls.ng Ls,er-
lee In tie State % G. rria and for othr- p-rp see.
SEcTIoS / TIC GeRUal Ascn5ly Of Gc0r7.a 60
eaaei; That from and after th- drst dy 90 June. 1850
al avs arr pars ofiaws aurhartlaE Lotteries IN the
o. G~orgia. Or % The vrui ne % Lottery Tickets 10
State, Be and the sane IRE h-roby repealed.
Approved By he G vernon.
mv20 flaw4w n-camhar n. 1855.
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MlnRetarp anO fInantiaI

NEmPEIs Dsu.T APPEAL OFFICEl
T%HURsDAV, Kay 81. tsoo.
We bear q ~ change ia oar mlae market worthy
% note.
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Sc. z. h. Clark& & Co.'S ealunn.
For Chancellor Of the sixth DI-
Him

In another column. see the advertisement Of
GEORGE Paais1n q c., Boekseren sns stztioae-s, 2ss
Msin street near Wsdisan street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-31

n ne uufersirnef. us dly, q sorei
II aARE FONT, VIII Etftle ans bride. IN
ssid rany has asmsu Vii spu-I ID the forehead -,
oas whiet ID d tot, ard shod aur1un1 Anv persu1 re-
forming her b. n Whifueyis st-hie or O. ne viii Be
ruHaHT egardef- A.P MCKNIGHT,
-n-u-E- L---.- n---a--.- - uMmu-. uH..na-
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VIZ SELL PROPERTY At AUCTION,

n desired on ne m1st reasonable terms. We also sur-
sey aud subdlrt1f prp-rrT sd make liara ri rlr sruss
a. Hw A. can bs cine BY any 1u on mo civ.
We have fr sale a one Nsr 81 improved uUl -ulu-
proved ay and suburban properly c-u-Huas l1 p1rtGs
House and lot on Lindon street;
House aud Lot on HsrdaHio street;
Three Houses ami Lots % Main street sL
tended
Seven or eight Vacant Lots on the sames
One large Vacant Lot on Union 1rreets
Houss AID LIT on Elliott street
House ant Lot on Hern1nt8 plank ruad5
House and Lot On Lind u, convenient 70
business;
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Dunlap Springs,
HARDEMAN COUNTY. TENN,
VIII Reopen Monday. Jane II, 1860

EOR ne acc1mmciafian % al Edo nay favor th's
II peasant Et1srue oisce with q q. anitar al Nh
are amlcted with Dr. psT, DJ-prr.A Or Chranic Sores
p p Feu4Ie Dts-a e. his Wit-r cannot be bra en- III
Er1unlf 1rre been rau1raiaii SWINGS and eihar im
pr1T=mrul have beer male tus rrou1ds ISIS - In Dos
nd Gle arsf and n-auLd-d- mere are a few M re- Dot
pr 8 as Cor slmuer resfeuc-s- nesa SPINS arr
sfrry-drs niles dam M-mphis. end tEn q a hsif from
SOLVER. uh-re hscks ani earrfagra can Away be fuuui
in rrafiuass % convey pt-seuEers 90 the springs.
Fur Information appis 80 n s1sE. Or uetrd& Seay
Memphis, or % the uudrr-iEue4 on h-'prrmtsTs
aD1a IN J. r. EAD-EMAN. P-anrl-tvr.
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DARrICULAR atsuusa pad 20 NJ pu--anrr Or sale
4 OF city o. country rT1urrfrs lraaIuE Ur rarfllE
lauseai buTirz. seituE or hiring ne-r1ea arawIuE
tee.s. rnst feefs lease, ar any cher rtrfs ri ousrV-
alcea We viii also o1lect claims. psg tara1 rssllss
notes, b1nis. etc, eir-
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Executors Land Sale

TERMS OF SALE LIBERAL
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RPmE.


Two fufurfab.e Two EcT DUeiluEs, On Pr1m-nade
1 street. Eorth Heuphis. onr-nieut 20 busine-s sud
pIraru1ry iocutsf. II. MURPHY.
mr11-lm s. Frsut AZ
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GREar NoHrHEHS r. e. CO..
NEw ORLEANS n rch e I8fl.
p. Relchfr. Eeqs aruE et. am htuD to-rlr ff1G
We hzv- oreor L-muEEe b Ga- Regulator boz 1e Sc
Ir pss-euEer aepE. WhIcl has rr vfd eminrufiV Euc-
es.fui. the -avinE lu eur < 81 Do 9 duruE IRE uanfu
10 February. ha be- can- aeralit ou-r rufurv-dV~ Der
-aur. cheeriuily racommrnd no pa b no. o. ouni-
favor snf pat-onsgr, o. heIuE ue only pHIfua unical
nefhod fr rim the cuf sumFU-H u gd. that Las
.-ar ra~u hrsrrnr IN nv mrrH-n
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Trust sale.
IL rursa1-s % e drrd 70 fruet ex--utrd January q.
AIsH1. ~ one Ge-r-- EHsn to- te bra-at 90 Jaues
s. Uumau. -ni -crder iu ue E-usr-rsCm 1fsGei-
on cruasr. Izlufry %. is51 L. G--r=- A.. Hadlali. on
TUE DAY. t1r 5uH1g ar June E-zr wiz pro ca tu sell
fH rh cna. EnllIer a1r clrH. lt The auetsn r11u- %
n. C. C1rcs a. sn a large or of Hsl.rhHd Furui u-e
marty aew asdas-ritei artst forth Boz fhe araresaid
1a.1 % uu-t. GE1R- ~. CDN IT,
mr5 tr4 r. usrre.
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THE DUNLAP PLACE
For Safe.
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES,
Only I5 males from .HensPhis,

On the safe Line Paukr'aa, and only haf q nile FROM
Forest Mn siatiol On ne E-ughis and Charles
Ten Railroad.
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For Stoves, Crates, MaHts.s, House Furnish
ms Gods cle., etc., see slna-zus straula's sdveF-
isrm nj IN anarher c3ruuu.
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Gs.i. sua-as.eei 70 BE- ne BEST AND FINEST
~ ut-E-r Cell and erarinr. mvI
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Baltimore Bell and Brass Works.
Letter Presses.

TUsr recsiveL q arss supply u Letter Presses, q .
j superior Qaaiity. MAE a WILL ms,
laI. q vi. L..
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
Euena Vista.

|" !. ~4. nyJw.o.
 Fling out The starry banner
 To the sun, and let it wave Amid the loud hosanna
 or the brothers of the brave; \ Fling out the star-girt glory,
 Let it cleave the wavy light, While we hearken to the story ~ Buena Vista fight. A+ si N Like storm-cloud big with thunder,
 And lShe gathered fire of old, While thS lightning playing under
 Its seamy vest of gold, s s.e As it moves Gcead and solemn,
 With it's deatS-bolt in it's hand Moved pennon, pkme and column or our lion-hearteG band. A thousand hearts were bcating
 With the Impulse of the brave A thousand eyes were meeting EF The vassals of slave; disf 8 When they rushed on battles pinions With aiond and stirring shout, That made the cave's dominions Give it's thunder echo out Like tempest on the ocean,
 When an armament of sail Struggles vainly with the motion X Of the pillow and the gale, Upon the foe, and up to heaven,
 Burst the host and thunder peal, And tho burnished air was riven
 With the lightning of the steel. The sun, whose face was glowing
 With the mornings latest kiss, Grew dim while clouds were flowing Der its vaulted homo of bliss Thick clouds that loomed unbidden From the lines of sheeted flame, Beneath whose folds were hidden
 Many | burning blush of shame. Like giant strong, but drunken,
 Rscled the phalanx of the foe, And his rude, red arm was shrunken From the stalwart freeman's blow; While the warrior shout was hushing And his flag trailed in the dust, And gory rills were gushing
 From the nations men of trust. Lo mighty shout is pealing
 From the children of the free, And valiant ones are kneeling
 To the Lord of victory; While the sunsets timed gleaming, On the dabbled stream of gore, Fell brightly as the streaming
 Of it's light on Hella's shore. And ere 1t yet departed,
 Its lingering glances fell On the manly tear that started
 From the victor, at the knell Of the dying men who crowded To the battles deadly fray Whose dark eyes now are shrouded From the loved ones far away. Our dead they died in glory, And mountain, lea and glen, Shall breathe tho sdeathless story Of the iron-sinewed men Who sank to rest at even, N On the battles red domain, And trod from earth to heaven From Buena vista's plain. .lL sI. a.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
STABLE
 BY T. r. GREER & bR0.,


 o SNEWRS T H E proprietors of m ESssPG EzFG9fSS2f- this Stable, which is GsM the oldest establishment y $T of the kind in Des Arc, situated on Buena Vista street, near the Public Square, are pre- pared as heretofore, to accommodate their customers with HORSES, BUGGrEs, CARRIAGES, Ssc., on short notice.
 GW We are prepared to accommodate any number of horses, by the single feed, day, week, or month We attend to the stable our selves, and can assuree all that their stock will be well attended to. s
 SR To the citizens of Prairie, White, St. Francis, Jackson, Monroe and Pulaski coun- ties, we are under peculiar obligations for their liberal patronage; and can assuree all 'Eeven those who come from afar off," that no effort shall be spared on our part to please them, as in by gone days.
 feb29-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
DIES ARG gygBKa,Y CgTgBBE.
FRoSPECTUS
 tat FOR THE Ay Tri-weekly True Democrat.

TIE publishers of the TRUE DEMOCRAT propose to issne sstri-weekly edition" of their pa per. in addition to the weekly, and com mence it's publication about the first day of June next, or sooner, if ,0o0 subscri- bers be obtained. t&
 The great battle of the age is to be fought in November next, and it is necessary that every man in the community should be kept informed of the movement of the enemy. The very existence of the South is at stake, and it becomes every Southron to be up and doing. Intending to be firm and decided, yet calm and prudent, it will be our aim to defend the rights of the South without bluster or bravado. The times demand Increased activity on the part of democrats, and that full and speedy information should be spread before the pub lie. This is the first enterprise of the kind in the State--is demanded by the exigencies of the times, and we confidently look to the DEMOCRACY for it's support.
 TERMS. Hive dollars year. For the campaign, say until August 18th, "one dol lar,o or till Nov. 10th, s'two dollars" Pay ment expected on the sissue of the first num- ber." The size of the tri-weekly will be 25 by 3S inches, containing 28 columns.
 Little Rock, March 30, 1860. s
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
NnTECE Is IIERERx a.EYEN

N"HESfE4 ES HfLEtEBh NNVEN, TNHAT lforewarn all persons from cutting Il or removing any logs, bushes or timber of any kind. off of any of my lots in the town of Des Arc, as the law will be most rigidly enforced against any person or persons for so doing. SAP. CATLIN.
 April 8. 1sso.-apsli.tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
Inform ation Wanted

nF my brother. SAMUEL Y. WHITEHEAp " who left Halifax county, North Carolina. in lSSs, for Mississippi, and supposed to have settied, or lived, near either Vicksburg or Natchez. Any information directed to me at Hickory Plain, Prairie county, Arkansas. will be thankfully received by distressed brother. HENRY WHITEHEAD.
 6T vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans papers will please copy. 371 r~'0
 April 2S, is6D. W
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
DR. II. HfcGOWN,s i's SARSAPARTLLA

And 1[@dide 0F P@Gash,. DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE only kind on which physicians or the public can rely, old root being inert It's components are extolled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Brodie, Bell, Be-, for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Scrofnla, Diseases of the Eyes. Ears, Head and Skin, Throat, Neck, Lungs Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach, Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints ,, Dropsy, Old Sores, (Me Gowns Ointment to be applied,) Tumors, pimples, Eruptions, &c. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth, and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, S1 DO. Small, S1 %.
 Dr. T. McGOvvm,s Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs. -r@,
 Dr. T. McGOvyn's DOgwOOE and lron-A certain and permanent cure for Chills and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, D; spepsia, &c., Sc. T#s -
 Prepared and sold at Mo-, 143 Main street. Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Are, Arkansas, by ss8ajaN
 D. P. BLACK Ss CO.,, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn & Dobbins Grand Glaize by H. Wheeler. april22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
Tariff of Prices White River Freight
 and Passage

Money, Jewelry and other valuables, l per cent and bll lading to be signed for.
 lsgSs Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage $5 CO.,
 5ST Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 50 cents per 100 pounds; cotton $l per bale. Passage $8.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des A,c, $S; Niger Hill and Augusta, $9 1; Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, $1O.
 july 3-tf t~ il7
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
Castings and Nails.

LUST received and for sale large assort- y ment of Castings and Nails, direct from the manufactory in Pittsburg.
 nnye6-tf J. IT QuIsENRFRRY. k
Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-16
RIanks! Rsanksii

In addition to our regular stock of blanks. such as deeds of Conveyance; Quit Claim deeds, &c, we have just printed ssSheriff,s tax-deedz---drawn by B, D. Turner, Attorney at Law, searcy, White county" This form is sacknowiedged superior to any other in the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-04-27

O1YGESArEp BITTERs, Sure CuRE FOR
DrsrErsrA.--Thc story of this remarkable
medicine and its success in obstinate eases of
Dyspepsia, Asthma, and general debility Of
the system, places it among the most won
dcrful discoveries in medical science, and has
givcnit a reputation tar beyond any remedy
known for these complaints, in all their va
rious forms The Orggcnafed Bdters con
tain nothing which can intoxicatc, and the
medicine has no similarity whatever To the
various alcohsiie mixtures disguised as Bit
ters," being purely medical compound, in
which are combined the most valuable RENE
dial agents, and peculiar oxyGcnated prop
crty, hitherto unknown, but highly cifca-
cious in all complaints arising from weak
ness and arrangement. or prosfration OF the
stomach We hear of fresh triumphs every
day from the Use of the oxygenatcd Bttcrs.
The cures it is caccting ON every side are
without precedent reol'ss who have suffer
Cd from Dyspepsia for years have iecn en-
tr,ly relieved by f,w bottles --Ne'e YORK
Mercury.
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DISASTERS.

Barauc James Smith from NYork for Marseiles
at Gibraltar, had heavy weather on the passage,
lost dcckload and will have to repair before pro-
ccednS
Brig Olive, at Philadelphia 10Th inst, from St
ohm. y b. on the Disht of lith, off BaTnesat, was
struck By heavy which carried away deck
load .: laths and did other damage.
sch star Brook ngs, from Boston for Gardiner.
was in collision night Of I'D inst, in Boston 1ar-
Dor With Br steamer America from Liverpool and
had port bow stove, both masts and jbbOom ear.
ried away; is at anchor Bird Island.
sch Mariel. Hutchinson. which sailed from
Portland 10Th inst, for Philadelphia, returned q,
having been ashore l4th, on Monomoy; was oblls-
ed throw part Of cargo Of plaster TO get oa
is leaking slightly.
Brig sea Foam Coombs, from MatinIas,at Ball
timore when in Hampton Roads On lith, ~as run
into by sch Dsshaway: lost bobstays. and martin.
gale and sta ted eutwater; and on Thursday night
off Thomass Point, was again run into by pro-
peller, and had starboard rail and chan plates
carried away.
sch VIM A Dresser, of Bangor, at y York fm
Cieniue goes, had heavy weather aud leaks 900
strokes per hour.
Barque Clifton Lewis, from Cardcnas for \,
put into Charleston , st, leaky.
sch Dancing Wave. Bennett, at Charleston from
Roc port, had heavy gales. split sails, damaged
rigging &c, and was blown OF the coast for TWEEN
ty.two days.
sch Alpine, Bray, at Providence from Calais
reports ! 9TH inst, anchored in Powder Hole liar
bor Monomoy, and same day. during heavy
gale SW to WNW, commenced humping violent
y on the bottom carrying away rudder post, start
ed stern post and caused the vessel To leak freely
She will be taken on the marine railway after dis"
charging cargo.
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George Mary, Lord, Boston.
Mozart, ITerriek, Swans Isle.
sloop Hero, Remick,
Tuesday, q.
schrs. Credit Fullerton, Bangor
Industry, Smith, Trenton.
Rcveneu Cutter, Freeman.
sloop Packet, Grant, Bangor.
CLEARED.
Schrs. Barcelona, Whitmorc, Boston.
Wednesday, %.
Catharinc Bcal Flowers, Belfast.
Mozart, Ierrick Swans Isle.
SIoop Hero, Rcmick.
Schrs. fairdealer, Smith, Boston.
I" Nolant, Cousins, do.
Theo. Ficlin- h1ysen. Jordan, do
ARRIVED.
Brig Col. VIM Coggins, Coggins, n. Y.
Schfs. Forest, Wood, Gloucester.
Thursday, &c.
" Commodore. Grant, Portland.
Iandalia, Wood, Danvcrs
Abigail, Murch, Boston.
Arribinc, Casper, do
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M a II II / T. ID.

Bluehll--April 10th by Rev. ". IL. kelton.
Mr.. John Z. Horton of Lexington. Mas, u Miss
Laura A. Weber Of Bluehill.
Addison-ApriI sth, MIR. Moses y. Look. OF
Mias Christians T. Look, both Of A.
Bangor 18th, by Rev. L. q. Porter. Mr., Dan
jel y. sylvester to Miss Amanda NJ Friend o"'h
OF Etna.
Bangos-April 2lst, by Geo. W. snow, ESD,
Mr.. Caleb Horton 10 Miss Frances A. Cove, beth
Of Bangor.