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The NEW TREATMENT FOR CoNsUlPrIoN.
DRS HUNTER = WILLIAMS

The NEW TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION
DRS. HUNTER WILLIAMS
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES OF tbs THROAT ND LUNGS,
10 Monument Square, Baltimore Ma
The practice OF Drs HUNTER Il WILLIAMS i.co,foaI ax
elustvely to the treatment OF Chronic Disease of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION, and h success that
has attended their abors is sufficiently well known II has
demonstrated OF only that Bfochitis, Asthma Catarrh and
Granular Sore Threat may permanently c,rd bt that
Consumption IN all its Stzges durable diseass and that
the direct application OF remedies, by mans II inhalation
to the seat Of the alady, instead giving them by he
always overaxed and delicate in these diseases
must hereafter be regarded by the profession v the only
tiona and scientific mode of treatment
Parties unable to visit the city may be tred by cores
pondence-medicne instrument, DC, being sent them by
express In order obt1in proper statement of such
cases. form Of questions has been PREPARED shch will be
forwarded by letter on application iaI7-ao3m
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J. HENRY GEESE & CD,

EF3T-
SHOULDER sEkEI
SHIRTSl
SHIRTS
SHIRTS!
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED Or NoSATE
Unequalled by any.i
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH BOsONS7
EMBROIDERED BOSOM SHIRTS
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS, TIES, STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HQSE
HANDKERCH!EFS
SHIRTS,
W. p. TOWLES & BRO,
PATENT SfOULDERSEAM SHIRT MANTrFArTOrv
ia5 Baltimore street,
Under Carroll HAIL
SOLE AGENTS FOR JNo CLARK, Jr., t co.'s VA.
CHINE COTTON. Also,
PATENT FLOOR SKATES. MIS-
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-
IIEEIIIiIEEzEEEA
JOHN H. WEAVER,
PATENTEE,)
UN d TAKER
| NO. % WEST FAYErTE STREET,
Respectfully invites the attention of the public to
| BEAUTIFUL IMPROVED BURIAL CASE,
| Designed by himsslf
The object of the design is dispense with the forme
manner of closing cofns-by having hinges and lock at
tached to the sdeshus avoiding the use Of screws AMI
the morse created by the fastening Of coffin upon the solemn
occasion OF funeral. mh6tfr
BALTIMORE PLUMBING HOUSE.
VIZ. H, BOLTON. cuAs, W. potter
HoUsE B9 q 1 sH ! PoT gIT,,prpv '''A"
pdgpafSa 10 execute every description of House
snS n sR e Fsf SetMee4
cHls P6rfER, oFmerv Of .
Barett G @ ito Of the firm of Messrs Hayward
Hath ~ give i@ OF msis sno GO ii a
o. @ usteu 10 our care. mh2l-lm
sS=aa a. saw Nm All.
CHESAPEAKE,
vi,,,,,,,o s,u,. Capt. Sidney Crowell,
WITH DESPATCH ON ARRIVAL
No freight received after IL O'Clock on iay DISABLING
&c ps o. adng signed after departure OF the steamer
sGaL, T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agentsin Savannah, BRIGHAM, BALDWIN CO afGtf
Ga FOR EsToN
The frst-class screw steamship
GEORGES CREEK,
vii leave S aifH BBRRssfF ta ON ARRIvAI
eBht received after IL O'Clock on the day OF saiIi
Bills OF Ladng will be signed after the departure of
For freiSbt annIu IN
sAMUELT. PEARCE, Agent,
.-.. :, ,,,,. ll6 Spears wharf, Baltimore.
ap6-If JOHN W. CALDWELL & SON.
pLATE GLASS AGENCY. -
PLATE GLASS
FOR srQ 4N6 FRONTS
DWELLINGS,
VIZ. KING Il BRO,
AGENTS FOR MANUFACTURERS
And Dealers il Al Paints u Hs, oils ian and Glass,
MN. tm- 9.1t Baltimore
d WEILBACHER,
L. No. q GERMAN STREET,
CIGARS AND hbtEE2 2LER IN LEAF e TOBACCO
500 I'm i ' H1TASR G' AS + sui bd%EsF
Soo'ooo various styles and latest brands.
Prime ba G Connecticut SEED LEAF
r! Havana, Yara and Cuba Leaf TOBACCO of different
M CUNT VERNON COMPANY
Manufacturers Of
COTTON CANVAS
RAyEE's DUCK, SEINE IND SEWING rwIy1
4 UMBER VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.-We
nyIte the attention of purchasers our large stock
OF LUMBER consisting of Shingles Laths and ali dzscrn
tons Of Building Lumber, which we offer for sale Al the
lowest market prices for CASH Call 1872 Light street
wharf, mb5s Of corner of Eutaw and German streets
GREAT BARGAINS at CANFIELD, BRO l.
~ CO.'S, 229 BALTIMORE STREET-watches Ma
monds Pearls Silver Ware. Jew elry, Clocks Bronzss
dc Call and en1nline ' ii' ia5, DsesRs
DIPES AND PIPE HEADS.
large variety OF Clay Pipes and Pipe Heads white
eoored, glazed and ungazed in one two tour and az go
ooxes, imported and TOR sale By VIA h'o''
=, A sEEIULLER SONS.
exchange Place
T R. GLONINGER 4 CO.,
~ NO NORTH CHARLES STREET,
r, CHAMPAGEES.-Ch. Fare Boederer vo c,,....
brands o'' Inc various Hedseck and other fayorite
MhP dt IA How March Co., Welsh Bros and
SSpPe.,r nSi Ports, Hook and Claret WINES
WHISKiES ppitJnnnessV IN store bonded warehouse
CnRnI a AZ ESS:-old Rye Bourbon and Scotch
HAVANA CIGARS. fresh importations ap4-tf
S@E FOR SALE.--One Six-seat Panel
argan Apaz 81 G bit tts gse Kill Be sold great
= Asses
Manufactured, and an assortment always on hand,
anu ''' '' JOHN MAYER,
@ystR 0GcCLlLLANsALLSY |
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The HAYTIANs MAKING Much OF tbs JoHN
BRowN GANG.-0n the S0th of January the Haytian
Government treated the people of Port au Prince
to curious exhibition on the Place Geffrard A
group of figures were arranged to represent the five
martyrs of Harper's Ferry-John Brown, Cook,
Green, Coppic and Copeland. Mrs. John Brown
was presented in mourning costume, her counte-
nance wearing the impress of profound grief,
heightened by an air of Christian resignation.
1t is stated that Mathew Vassar, of oughkeepsie,
mas given upward of four hundred thousand dollars
men. Mr.. vasssr bears away the palm for liber.
.no generous devotion to tho Interests Of the
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IMPORTANT TO HoUgEKEEPERs
To know thatthey can save money By purchasing Wood
already Saved and Split Office ofCity Steam Fire Weed
Mill,
No. 5EG7yn sTREa9
slot LANES r. IUaFa}y
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WooD WcoD y WooD!iI
SAVE 20 ozET by buying your Weed st oilse CIT,
StesFo Fire Wood VII,
10 3 SoPFaSTRESc.
JANIS JoEN-tE
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If YOU DESIRE HANDSOME FITTING Cars, PANTS
% S' naue OF the latest and most sp9roy styles
- ~ Ia Ae'' ca at u. hch TEALs, Nos. 4ShEd 80 Balti-
- ol Tue iortneast corner Frederic, where you
that cannot fail to please al that NAV nav, 5s; 70
economize Call and examine the assort,ae-t f mr.
chasing elsewhere. 81,
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gnsurante G0ulpanies,

Il A r T FORD
Fire INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL AND AsSBT8
9036.7O0.OO.
POLICIES ISSUED AND RENEWED
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED,
AND PAID IMMEDIATELY UPON SATISFACTORY
PROOFS, IN NEW YORK FUNDS,
BY TIE UNDERSIGNED,
THE DULY AUTHORIZED AGENT,
GEORGE B. COALE, Agent
le-o-ttT Commercial Buildings, Gay street
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF BALTIMORE
o --'oIP0' 5FaT e IF 6F MARYLAND, 1879
THIS ooHgANX fH EEssl!saPE opposite Second
oEs0RT r IN OF 0E7 PROPERTY }l #: r c,,
AGaMsT LOSS OR DAMAGE
o sRSf psPo nE oaS ses y
eoAnD or DIRECTORS: sSiusH'
adam pssnLnead, Thomas S. Benner,
SJS0sepTn- '; JENKINS, George W. Howard,
" N. WoodTyard Henry Pendexter,
Edward j. Church, Hugh Sisqon
too. H. C. LANDS,
leo-t! Secretary.
/ OLU ABIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
COhPAN
NE " YORE
CASH CAPITAL PAID UP ......,,.,,,,,... ekGD nm
ASSETS NOVEMBER S0th. 1859. 2S4 ia a
B. G. NORRIS, President.
,.,,r7y, r. ,.oo-, THOS LORD, Vice President
The undersigned respectfully solics application for
surance in this desirable office.
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD, Agent
:.. Fl. MI WAKEFIELD l. CO.,
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GABRIEL D. CLARK,
For Holiday has for sale every description Of fine
WATCHES, JEwELRT.- SILVER AND PLATED WARE az his
store, corner of Calvert and Water streets 10, tr
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KINpLINa WOOD KINpLING EboD
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF AM SIZE
Atoihce OF City Steam Fire Wood fiji,
No. MOTH STREET
sia'H JAS. F. JOHNS.;S
ISRAEL L Co.
/ Y K Y t. P S
WATER-COLORED
MEZZOTINT
PHCPOGRAP ESi
iuli-u l25 BALTIMORE STREET.
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G 4 S il
IS x IS EEa L9g TG
4 DISCOUNT
ALLOWED
ON ORDERS FOR COAL
If PAID FOR AT THE TINE TIE ORDER Is left
J. HENRY GEESE & Co.,
OFFICE NO. soUTu STREET
e THE SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD Foa SALE AS
USUAL. a.,
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EMPORIUM OF AR,T.
JAMES FRY Err invites attention to the very v,,ei,ye
assortment of Looking Glasses now in stare suitable far
every position and of all sizes
hantel MIRRORS Fler and Wall do o5ai and square
oorhoeS' RABIES Brackets, Coasols, &c, at uneqpalied
prices
The latest English and standard FrenchEugrarirrs al
ways in stock.
raficnar ana Undivided attention is given to the depart
meht OIL Future FRAMES Also, frames for Miniatures
Photographs, ruct-aitS, Nc.
FRY : EaIericE,
10 81 Soutls( ;aIysrt q, aat
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BALTIMORE COAL CoMPANY's ColI.
OLE A G NCP,
No. 5s SECOND STREET,
lara, FORMER OF oRE AND WILLIAM EETs.
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in tbs market
takes this method of informing consumers of Cal and the
Puoc that ne Is prepared to fill at tie shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity o. the
BALTIMORE COMPANY'9
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TREAsURY-NoTE CRoULAR.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has issued the following official no
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!: CRICKET AND BASE BALI
IMPLEMENTS.
/: MERRILL, THOMAS-tS ..
nh25u 239 Baltimore street.
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GEORGES CREEK
BTTUEII yOUS COAL
for DOMESTIC USE Shipment SteaaainS or Man fscurng
purposes, at very low rates.
H. W. TYSON, SOB Agent.
Mr. CHARLES G1LNoE, the former agent OF thetompany
WIZ continue al the once and attend to the saef Coal
heretofore festr
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CITY Intelligence.

GRATIFYING TESTIMONIAL LATE MEMBER OF Police
FoRCg-Last month Mr. Christopher v Hogan in his
resignation to the Police Commissioners because, for
some motive of expedency connected with other appoint
ments they had transferred him from the detective po
lice to the Fifteenth precinct He resigned rather than
quit branch OF the service which he was much at
tached Sooner than lose valuable officer the Com.
mssoners delayed the acceptance OF h resignation for
three weeks. Since then SuperintcL Kennedy and
the presidents of several of the banks who have the
signed paper asking him to recall his resignation Ena
mating from his chief, well from of the first
comm ercia names in the city there be atef
ing tribute to the merits of public servant. We trust
that, under such circumstances, Mr. Hogan Will be
duced TO rescnd his decision and return 10 the force
MAN DROWNED on AN ExcURSoN.-As the steamer
Thomas Hunt was on her way to Ciiiwood yesterday,
having board the Conklin Guard who were going to
the above place excursion, one of the members
while under the influence Of liquor jumped overheard
and before assistance could be rendered him he was
drowned HE name John Lucey, and he resided at
No. 139 Washington street.
FESTIVAL TUE ALLGExENs SAKSGERBUNp. The
Aisemeine Saengerbund united German gee club gave
grand charitable festival yesterday afternoon even
ing Jones' Wood for the benefit OF the German voun
The affair equal in point Of music &c, TO any
thing Of the kind that occurred In this city and
thousands assembled at Jones Wood to take part In
the exercises, which included dancing
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port -four quiet and steady at 24s 2ss Wheat inacve
red, 9s. 3D. lis 3D. white, los. 1885, Sd. Corn firm
yellow, 28s 3D. 29s. Cd. white, 3ls Cd. a 32s Cd
PROVISIONS dull Richardson, Spence Co. and Bgland,
Athya Co. report beef firm with fair demand at last
quotations Pork has downward tendency with slight
decline Bacon very dull and quoted at 3Ss. 39s. Lard
aeavy ana slightly declined; quoted at ass 49s. Talow
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
kosn steady-common, Is. Spirits turpentne dull at
AS sugar steady. Coffee inactive. Rice frmer Ashes
nave an upward tendency-pots, Sos pearls, 33s. Lin
seed Oil quiet at Sis. Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.
breadstulis steady with slight Improvement IN Anne
rican Wheat has advanced Is Sugar quiet and steady
Souee mas an advancing tendency. Tea Hat. Rice hrm
Iaiiow steady. Linseed oil firm at 32s.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, August 2, 1881.
CotopThe sales of the week reached 90 900 bales the
market closing rm but unchanged and quiet The sales
bales. Sales Friday 5000 bales, the market closing
quiet and unaltered. The following the authoriz-
ed quotations. Fair. Mtddiing.
New Orleans ...................... ga Sa
Mobile. Observation-Disclosures. S,I Sx
Uplands. Observation-Disclosures. So 83-l6
The total stock in port is estimated at 020 900 bales
OF which 1888 900 bales American.
Manchester advices favorable aud quotations have
an upward tendency
Breadstuls quiet and steady Wheat has advanced 3D.
per GENITAL mostly on lower qualities.
Provisions inactive
MARKET.
conso closed on Friday at 80 90t4 for money. The
return OF the Bank of England shows bullion
Of f476,0O
STOCKS.
The latest sales were-Erie shares 26X 81 Illinois
Central shares, 35& q SO discount.
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News from the Sandwich Islands.
THE WHALING FLEEr-UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
sHIP-IsLANDERs FOR THE AMERICAN wAR--LADY
FRANKLIN.
bark Comet which had arrived ut San Francisco.
As passengers she had Lady Franklin and Miss era
croft who returning TO England Mr. Borden, late
United States Commissioner TO the Islands and Mr. Bray
ton late United States Consul at Iahaina.
There are but seventy-fonr whaers cruising in the
North Pacific the present OF these, eight
year out eighteen two thirty six three four,
and five owned in the Islands
On the 18th Of June, j. w. Borden United States Com
missioner the Islands, had audience of the king
the purpose OF taking leave and also 10 introduce his
cessor 7. J. Dryer we'll Fling Officer Montgomery
commanding the United States Pacific squadron and the
captain and officers Of the United States steamer cas
ter, then in the harb0r OF Honolulu
The Adcerisr says:-tHawai is likely TO have her
representatives. in the revolutionary war in America We
hear that Nevins and Samuel Armstrong OF the late
Islanders had shoudered their ,nuskes and marched of
at the lawful tap OF the drum while several others Of
boys had joined companies for drilling holding themselves
ready obey orders if called upon. There is talk
of getting up volunteer company Honolulu, and If free
reduced passage could be secured no doubt repcca
bly, sized corps would be ready at three days notice.
The British Acting Commissioner and Consul General
gave entertainment at the Court House. in honor of
Lady Franklin, at which all the celebrities in Honolulu
present. The Advertiser describing the reslyi-
tics says:-Ther Majcses took thur seats upon the
throne Lady Franklin having seat upon the right OF
his Majesty and Miss Cracroft the left of the Queen
After few minutes, the band playing march the
pany in passing sauted their Maestcs and the honored
completed the official quadrlic opened by his Majesty
aud Lady Frsnkn's niece Miss Cracroit Fl b. NJ Acting
Commissioner dancing with the Queen. The ceremonial
observaucs being over those Of the guests who hsd
conscientious scruples against dancing, retired did
also Lady Franklin, shortly after while the remainder
went in for a good time, &c.
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new edition of the HERALD War Maps on calendored
paper, beautifully colored. ready Size Of sheet
aox5o inches; contains thirty four maps-TH BATTLE
FIELD AT BULL RUN; A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF THE UNITED
STATES; large maps of MISSOURI AND THE SEAT or WAR IN
THE WEST and the SEAT WAR IN VIRGINIA and thirty
Others showing at glance tho Whole Seat of War and
marking clearly and distinctly the armies movements
positions, camps harbors forts &C. printed superior
STYLE on side of large sheet that they can be
hung up in library Office workshop, for preservation
and reference during the These maps were drawn
and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD,
and are the most perfect War Maps issued Single copies
rs cents for 81 40 for So and 100 for s2 So Agents
wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD +. LLOYD &
Co. exclusive agents for the coored edition. 20s Broad
way New York
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CLEAREE
Steamship Northern Light Tnklepaugh, AspInwail-D
steamship Ma,anzas Liosegang, MaanzasMOra Bros Ma
Snip Emerald, Cook, MISUNDERSTANDING Rockingham.
p p 8%sa eaoaS MsS Mgr sn S
Bark irns Gustaf tSwe,, Pahssen, Observation-Disclosures
Bark Coral Isle fBr Tissimsn Cork Falmouth for
bark Eliza Barss (Br) Cooper Bermuda-Tucker Light
sar Mary Lsns4on Jackson $. Johns. Srsre Son
schr Congress Kenny, st John, NB-Mascr.
Scbr Hattie Lon Quiiman, Berlin, Md-Master.
Schr Telegraph. Rogers, Phiiadelphia-Master:
Schr Ellen Baker, Seeiman, Phiatelphia-FG Benton
S:hr p.aasm, Casey, rAlaaephia1 w ,
schr Magnolia N.scr.on, hporiliaker Dayton.
schr Georgia, Packard, Boston-w 5 Brown ACo.
sesr Ssess? i 4a,h sn'
sehr b sosson T pasas Ssw Havenh Racket,
scs E% iIa1nse ward.Nsw H.senMaser
Schr Samuel Davis, F1silnm9ns; Girayesehd-Mas'er
seainar Jersey Blue; .Chad;ey, Washington.
Steamer Steamer SsssGy Elk Shaw ~' Fsas1a
ARRIVED.
ship Mi sq Sss s a sGs f sn S sa
San Francisco Andrew Jones seaman tell or Inpad
b 1853 lon q ii, spoke ship Grace Daring from San
i5h lat 81 Ion 81 passed steamer Pacquee De slaulr,
sa company with snip Golden from 5 =
spoke brig Abner Taylor from Santa Cruz for this port the
rs SfsR ssy sS" sv
Ss. lonr. sns h se% %H s5 9a
nto .abaao sh, pm 1nsi % spose b brig
Mary Ann Mitchell for Mexico $50 understocdl, all we'll
salt master the North Channel aud experience
light westerly winds and Gains nearly the entire
July g. lat 45 49, lon g 90 an iceberg sh on Bank
nearly nl fish, reported schr Miranda Of Harwch 800
aapa schr Clara story Of Mnrxeh zoo sshr pa
BILE go quntas time Capt Howes Is fishing schTs
and briggs most Of them at anchor Sd inst AM sa.
man on The LOOKOUT cry as well could not see the
sell the blowing her whistle at intervals of one min
ute going about 10 knots at the time.
Ship Piscatsqua cot Portsmouth, NH Weeks, Liverpool
HaIlfaS, days, IN ballast to Shines, Chase Co. =,
Frost 5h inst LAT a. Ion 6 80 spoke Indian Queen OF
Montreal, from Lisbon tor New York.
Ship Roger Hiern Stewart Liverpool, July with COAL
Ship Victoria Anderson London andsle OF Wight june
% IN ballast to Morgan lmy 20 on Banausreau banks
had $40 FISH, in the OF half ie saw o sail OF hsh
ing schrs.
June &C. with mdse and 81 TO Grnne Mniurh
Ship Euphrate tFr) Bocha Have 80 days with mdse and
ship Herrogin Won Brabant (Brem), Be,ng Bremen, 81
days h ballast aud BIZ passengers 10 Ruger Bro,hels Has
Island spoke Kate Hunter from Liverpool for New YORK;
Bsrk Minona (swe) Rydn Gotenberg IS days with iron
and JG passengers 20 Boorman. Johnston a Co.
Edmund Brem), Wehmann sagua, ii days, with SUI
gar. TO Pavenstedt Co. 80
Bark Lebanon (of Boston) Giles, Providence, hours In
balla.t to- w Elwei Co.
Brig Kodiak (of Eas, Machas Peterson Montevdeo, July
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CorOner,s Once.

PROBABLY FATAL SrABBING AfFRAY--Informaton was re-
ceved at the Coroners office yesterday the effect that
asalor named John Williams lying dangerously i'll
at the New York Hospital from the effects of a stab in
the abdomen received the night previous in the drinking
saloon 346 Water street. Williams, it appears became
involved in a fight with Spanard named Augustin
barco, when sheath knives were drawn both sides,
and general row ensued. In the melee Williams re-
ceived severe cut in the abdomen penetrating the liver
ana causing prouson OF the ntestnes Barco fed
AFTER te dhculty but he was finally arrested by police
men Crag, OF the Fourth precinct, and committed to
await the result Of the wounded mans injuries.
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wa 81 Thomas 10 DAYS In ballast talbot Co JOY u.s.
ny With Em K Gir for nS SgHs s. sSd e aS
man sailed for New York few days previous
snRdH K c TSs z1 va" 81. as sa w u4
Big Vivid OBJ O. Halifax Dgque,e, ccnfaesos 10 days,
with sugar &f to Whitman Brothers Co. 9Th OF Hat
Brig Elias Dudley Shea, Bangor days with lumbsr 10
srig Sawyer, Bradley Fall River, u hours.
da hr VIA Ml's Wasef sqa Bangor CULVER Grand Turk Is
essr William Lancaster tBr) waycOt, St George, NIB
schr Falcon ds rrac Bearse Galveston via Key West II
GAYS WIN mdse Was captured OF Galveston by US steamer
r Sshs Mary Aaelne OF Deas Island Md jenkins Ma
sehr Nd McKss, ' Beili%s1re, DAVIS.
eSr E ES%ass SsSsaeh In rhsaephs for salem
sehr I,yoni, rnney, snow ill., 5 days. ~ ''''S''''
$sS hxa iesS EVzaSssSEsrl TOR S Stamford SaaiSta
SSsSPGT ysap S NJ Ni nVsa
scGr Ave RoeHisssa ' sd SS.''' When com
caon win probably seto at high water in Ga 0n sss
ss$r sssG FGs na sassns s,.
ssSr Rs6ard H%l%aSc r frcadh ah RoeAaud da,N
seS Sr n Partridge ras iy Spruce Head, days
S SeRr Il K pgnion, sherman, Bangor, days
sehrE Ellio, kesey, ProSldence,2 days;
so9r Alm,ra = briggs, Providence for Albany.
sehr oliver speman, spciman Albany for Providence.
SohrConvoy, Merrill iiondout for Boston.
Schr Congress Mitchell, Rondout for Boston.
Sloop Hien2i Briggs, Providence, days.
Steamer II Bowman, Clark, Washington. lh inst,
~ Oh Chacateague spoke schr Franklin Pierce of aud FOR
Baltimore
Steamer Bruno Foster, Baltimore.
steamer Black Diamond, Allen, Philadelphia
Steamer concord, Norman Philadelphia.
The Brem bark musnplda Myer which arrived Sunday
from Bremen, IL consigned to Kruger Bros
The Br brig Argyle reported arrived from Gambia
Africa, from Demarara having board the discharged
cargo of vessel from GAMBIA.
BELOW
Ship Emerald Isle Cornish, from LIVERPOOL June 27
Brig Delta, from Havana.
SAILED.
llth-Shps Francis Cutting Benz Adams, Juvcnta and
Constantine, Lyerpoo; Adriac London; Hero Antwerp
barks Herman Hin (Br) Londonderry; Ocean Hcme, Cork
Rapid (Swc). GotcnbuTg Mercy Cudad Bolivar Morning
Star s. Jago de Cuba Columbia (Br London DIR Won Thu
Ter (Meck) Cork Pride Of the Zuza; brigs st Oh
ralaman Ita, and Louise Bachman lMeck), Cork Mary
Mariner Londonderry schrs Amelia Mnchas David Faust
Porto Rico; Gereanna (Br), Manzanlla
Wind during the day from Sc to NE.
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KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA, MATANZAs AND NASSAU, N. p.
CLxAroR-From New York for Kingston, ia the Goth
day Of each month The Ceaor leaves for New York the
9Th oil each month and will be due the 18th
CoLUNBTA Arb MARTOe-No stated days fixed for
.hr departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havana but
they VIII sail about ten days touching Key West out
ward and homeward.
K,ENAW-From New York for Havana via Nassau, MP on
the arrival of alternate unard New York
MATANzAsFrom New York for the 5th of
each month From Matanzas the 22d due al New York
the 18th.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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