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Gentleman If you desire perfect fitting
shirt, cali and leave your measure with our
friends Messrs. Green 4 Green, 4s College
afraa4
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WoRKsHousE.-John Coleman, (cOlored),
Sarah Bandy and Ann Conner were sent to
the work house yesterday.
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Pierre soule is said to have opened land
office in Mexico. He would open most any
thing.
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The gamblers Of this city have a new
game among them, il is called "play out. ="
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CIRCUIT COURT At NASHVILLE
NAY RULES. 1885.


Wash.ngtoa BarEoE.
IN this cause g appearing 10 the Satisfaction Of
the Clerk, from the Allegations fha AFFIDAVIT sled
10 this cause, that the defendant Washingtou
Barrow, j. Nonresident Of TIE STATE q Ten
nessee. 80 thgt thu orl|naFy process 81 iaE car
not b. served upon hllns 20 l. therefore order
ed thst puhlicaton - made idr four successive
weeks IN me Nashville Dn.on, n Newspaper puis-
nshsd In ssis CITY o. Nsshrile, requiring $50 De-
he clsF q Nashville, on lte ersl HondET ~ sep
teuo4r nest. IA and fhsre % plead, aasser o.
dglnDr % comp alraDts aftachusal Sled. Or the
i1nssl-va. DAVID G. LOVE. aeFk.
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You can find the spring brim, straw hat
at Green Green's, 4S College street.
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A gentleman in st. Louis lately had q
young lady almost tied inso matrimonial
knot, when she slipped oT-ahe would not.
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Mrs. surratt was rot the first woman
hung in this oouAtry. From early boyhoOd
We have heard Of The hanging Of the Salem
witches. Our exchanges tell us also that g
woman was hung on Boston Common seventy
years ago.
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Ed. willard viii accept our thanks for the
New York Ledger and the Pilot Eds is al
No. 225k Union street.
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~ See fourth page for interesting read
ing matter.
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The mouths Of some Of our alleys have
very bad bresths. Can't the city govern
ment supply little sorodontg
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. viii be sold cheap for cash.
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rs.,d yon cert acaie Of Nsens WILSON Q. ms
,,.-es $50 was aficied with Catarrhal Oonsunli ?
- .-ssl-s~. lt5nrs and stomach became Fort
nneh aisoriered, and her physicians ana Iiells
easpared of her lie. Through the Use g, 1ous
CouiT.oand syrup o. VIA Cherry she eaeIey 70
GoFerzeur, NeE 1oTk.
Thisyaluatle Medieine, prepared only y ~.
axasns Son, so Hor1b s.xth klresti fhiiede pnh'
W.LAO y. s1flTE. DFgggis.lS
sInTa-1n-iHlh 81
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Gen. Sherman intends making Cincinnati
his home for some time.
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Dr. Absrn nay be eonsulteds until his
XIV oibeeas eoInp.eisA, Al his fooins, No. q
cherFy StFest, over the Light Houss saloon,
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1T IS NOT DYE.

RF,rrypEa.-It Is complete within itself; no othel
dressing or accompaniment Of sny kind being re.
oniFed The hair IA renovsted aud strengthened
Al restcfed 10 its original color, soilness and besu
IN. vithou: the application Of mineral Substances
Ii is entirely different nom the many articles ths
have been issued rom time to time. and is thl
oSLy KSows REsgoREK Of CoLoR and perfect Han
DREssER COMBINED. lt Is delicalely periumed, ans
can be spilled by hand, or son brush, Rs It doe
moi .Iain DE aZln or soll the finest linen.
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\, .o,t,es he irritation Of The mucous nenhrSpe
viich lines The SIT passAses- and gfes se JIM.
-. ..uspr tickling o. using m the tnroaA
- - srrasli,railcn iuoscnE Tie tough nasiter
,hib ooes 40 The vessels o. the tagost and iaass'
se-.s i- tle pstieni 10 breathe Tree and nsia'
~ Ii stimulates ne power q d'eeatoas 49, -.
perfaruIed very many cures. Maen 70 ~ H-i'-f-
probsiIliy Il could not BE- possible
=, - g. ssa .,s-ta SiriA s.. ggsi1s
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General Bragg is said TO be anxious 10 re-
tire 10 private life. Grant and sherman
must be great revivalisss to get such sin
nef upon shs anxious seat.
One Of ths most remarkable runs OF bill
lizards We have ever known occurred in thii
CITY. A player run the game out without
stopping-so did his opponent. The keeper
has not caught him yet
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Our city must have very ine house keep
ers. They throw too much dirt into the
street to have any in their kitchens.
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VIZ. P. EkToS & Co., are our sole Adver.
tiliug Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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We are Indebted to E. H. Enrich & Co
for a copy ofyesterday's ouisyillsJourna
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alui0ll.
wN. CAMERON { co.. Publishers.


.JosEra B. ouIsnr, Of the Natioaal BanAer,
is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
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In will restore gray hair to is original color.
Alt viii make ugroW on bald heads
at will restore the natural secrenons-
A-It will remove sli candruh and itching.
at will maze the hair soft glossy ana flexible.
s.-lt viii preserve the original color 70 old age.
LII viii pfeyeat The haar rom failing 81.
81 VIII cure All diseases Of the tcAIp.
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$500 Dos. Painted Buckets;
5000 " Assorted Broomaj
l,aOO Tubs, painted and whilSi
1900 Nests Baskets;
1000 Pkgs. Spices
500 Pkgs. Wrapping aad Sewing Twinei
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box Soap, MOL. German and TOilo
800 Coils Manila Ropes
900 Coils Hemp
1000 Doc. Bed Cords
1900 Doc. Liquor Kegsj
500 Cases Pickles;
sOO, 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and 6ne;
1000 BOzlPipeo, wood, clay, stone, kc.i
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brus hes;
1900 Reams Wrapping Paporj
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doc. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs
500 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Waroi
1000 boz. Well Buckets
500 Bales Oakum.
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e p p s ssss 0nsrHaA "a I y ii 81. EoFE
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Londos Hair Cblor Rsssons7 and Dressing. +"
IoaSoa HGir CoiOr RsStorsr and DrsSSiRg.
e Loadoa Hoir C0lof Rsst0rsr and Dressing, "
Los,loa Bair Cb,or Resoncr and Dressing. "
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snr s4svne's Compound Syrup Mild Cherry.H
.siSe s,Tevneas Compound syrup Wild Cherry. .
sDS sTsyns's compound syrup Hild cherrs. y
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oaughs. colds, consumption.

C,rvhe. Colds, Consumption.
coughs. Colds, Consumption.
Courts, Colds, Consumption.
Co7Ths. Colds. OousumpsiOr-
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A Scientific Vegetable Preparation Of
Rare Ingredients. Deficately Per-

p Beaver streei, New YORK.
Iuneqo Jim
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LOus.,ilIe and Nashville RsIlrOss--Chs1gs
e Tlme.

Tss tr.In. On ne i.aI.EIIls s0a Ea.h,IIIe R.l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-01
Brooklyn City News.

Munc ON suNpAy.-The police authorities have ordered
lager saloons and other shall
hereafter be suspended Sundays, TO take effect to-
morrow
SEIZURE GUSrowDER few kegs Of gunpowder
seized by Fire Warden James Wright yesterday
the store Of j. c. Brower Of Myrtle and
Cumberland street. the quantity on hand being some
what larger than the law allows being feared that
accident might blow up the entire neighborbood,
plant made and the removed
DRowNED.-Patrick Foan, lad fifteen years OF age
drowned at Clinton avenue dock yesterday, while
bathing. The body not recovered His mother
sides in Grand avenue, near Myrtle avenue
COUNTY CERTIFICATES AND BONDS AT meeting Of the
Kings County Board Of Supervisors yesterday afternoon
the County Treasurer authorized exchange bonds
for county certificates Of Indebtedness in the order
which they issued after deducting o sufficient
unit TO redeem those which issued 10 drafted
persons
The PUBLIC Scnools-The closing exercises OF the pub
lie schools preceding the anniversary of American indie
pcndence, took place yesterday Addresses were
made and patriotic songs we're sung and in some OF the
schools awards OF merit given the most
ing pupils The proceedings passed Off pleasantly all
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A r K A N s A s.
The Military COlonies-Their Strength
and Prospects-Openlng for Refugees
and Hmi4rants.

The Military COl0ntes-Their Strength
and ProsPects-Opening for Refugees
and HmtRrants.
From the Little Rock Journal, June ~
These Northwestern colonies number the neghbcr-
hood Of fourteen hundred armed men, and will continue
70 increase in numbers strength and material prosperity
from the depredations OF bushwhackers but wrested
from the control and influence of rebels and rebel sy-
pathzers Thousands OF people who since 1851 hay Q
secuton and death at the hands Of traitors are -
pairing return and aid in restoring law anr orar n,
Northwestern Arkansas "
Eastern States TO find homes upon no. se,ts I'll, ana
genial Cline Northwestern frkansas ,.ass S
Inducements unsurpassed BY any Use In the Union
.ne oa!Oreax o. shs ion these counties gave
secession They have dfnished larger proportion Of
troops for the national army than any other section of
the sate me greater number Of citizens still remain
ing 20 ne country are true TO the government and the
return homes In short time Of the refugees in
10 North, and the soldiers from the national armies
will place the loyalty Of that section beyond all doubt
The soil Ia better adapted to the raising Of all kinds Of
grain and fruits than any other in the Union the grapes
especially rival in quantity and quality those grown
upon the famous vine lands OF California The lead
mines Of Carroll Marion and Ssarcy are inexhaustibe
the working OF the mines will probably discoveries
Of rich leads The coal banks Of Washington and ad-
unsurpassed Iron ore has been found In Washington
county in considerable Quantities and there extensive
pine lands In several Of the counties Walnut, oak,
chcry and white oak abound in the valleys Springs Of
the purest water gush from the mountain sides in all
parts OF the country whose streams MI the banks Of the
White, the Illinois, the Arkansas and other rivers stock
can subsst upon the range during the entire year with
out CARE and above all other considerations TO settlers
the Climate unsurpassed for its salubrty by any in the
United States At Fayetteville in Washington county,
during the hottest weather Of summer the thermometer
winter falls below zero and the mountain breezes render
the summer nights cool and delightful
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si s SG9i h Spec Port day.. With oo.od and
an az VI. .saI ssiS. s. ins csyaia
sd iss n ion Is scaato from Csnfusgos for Boston
from sissI for Li sess brig VIM Tucker Of London,
says o with Is.n stuoss Grand Turk IT,
70 James saA CHI, Bethel, Elsuthera7 days. with fruit
with ztaA xCatharins tBr) Sawyer Elsu.hsra, days,
,kn Friend lBr5, Csnpbsn Elsushsra days. with pine.
ssas Mary Haskell. Haskell Lingan II days. with coal.
schr RoyA, Arch egrA Davidson. Windsor IA days. with
Schr Gem, Godfrey, New Orleans II days
schr John Houseman, Wishart, Virginia, days.
ecnr Lewis Davis Kerpton Virginia.
schr Gen Sheridan Buell., Georgetown, days.
Schr Silver STAR Crowther GEORGETOWN, days.
Schr Meyers Smith, Georgetown, days.
Schr vapor Bogart, Georgetown, DC, 1days
S Sh W vide world, wyler Washington, days
Schr Union, Pendleton Rookland
Schr Thos Ellie Kelley, Gloucester.
Schr J Brooks, BearGo Boston.
schr (3rae Girdler, Clark. Boston,
scnr Neie saunders Smith, Nurhport for EzAbethport
schr Avail, Carter, Providence for Rondout
schr Celeste, Taylor, Providence. fg..
Schr II Barnes Jones' Providence
Scnr american Eagle, -, Norwich.
Sehr Carlton jayne Rowland, Port Jefferson.
BELOW
ship Christiana (Brl, Hammond London, May e. (Was
spoken ON the "a oT Nantucket by pilot boat Williams,
Bark Banshee, Henry. from Antwerp and Flushing
Wind at sunset Sw.
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OUR RETURNING VETERANS.

THE ONE HUNDRED AND FoRry-FoURTH NEW YORK,
who arrived in this city Thursday left for home yes
terday
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NEW ENGLAND
TROOPS.
The Thirty second Massachusetts, Volunteers Colonel
Edwards arrived at four O'Clock p N. yesterday and
left five p n, by the Neptune line, for Readville
Mass
Tho FIRST Maine Volunteers, four hundred and fifty
strong Colonel Hyde, arrived at the hour and left
at eleven NJ, by the New Haven boat, for Augusta
Maine
Eighty Of the Thirty second Massachusetts, reg
also went by this line. Tobacco and refreshments
distributed TO the the steamer by Colonel
Howe while the quickest transportation given by
the Qnartermaster's Department.
While these regiments being received by Colonel
Howe, the Eighth Vermont Volunteers, six hundred
strong Lieutenant Colonel Franklin commanding arrived
Jersey City without notice. and escorted the
New York State Depot, although ample arrangements
had been made for them the Battery Barracks The
regiment leaves tomorro
Battery y, First Rhode Island light artillery, ninety
the Neptune line for Providence at FIVE r NJ They
we're abundanty supplied with refreshments and delics
cies by Colonel Amy.
REGIMENTS TO ARRIVE TO-DAY.
The Tenth New York. Fifth Vermont and Fifth New
Hampshire regiments will arrive in the city to-day.
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williamsburg City News.

BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS REMOVAL OF BELL
R'ScKRs "A meeting Of the Board Of Fire Commission
ers, took place last evening at Fircmen's Hall.
The principal business transacted the removal
Of two bell ringers, Thomas Kirkman and Thomas
Ames both crippcs, and the selection OF two salwart
young men TO I'LL their placcs Krkman, about eighteen
months since, fearfuy burned while in the dis
charge OF his duty at the old bell tower which caught
FIRE while ne arranging his lights His injuries, al.
though severe have not prevented him from the per-
formance OF mis- duties faithfully since his recovery.
The minority OF the Board express intention OF re-
signing in consequence OF what they characterize the
heartless action Of the majority in this matter The
follows short time since there election for
Clerk OF the Board saary $780, and the then incumbent
found majority Of one against his reelection THE
serted, then entered into with of the majority,
who agreed to vote for the reelection Of the old clerk
man named Donevan), provided the bell ringers
moved and friends OF his put In their places The bar
gain was contaminated, it Is alleged, last night
LEGENDARY FmE.-The paint shop and stable corner
Of Division avenue and Eighth streets, owned by
O. L. Rogers and occupied BY A. Gsubert, was yester-
day damaged by fire 10 the amount OF $500, insur
ance. Believed TO be the work Of an incendary.
RESCUED FROM DRowsSo. About six O'Clock yesterday
morning, q gentleman, while attempting to jump
board South Seventh street ferry boat, fell into the
aosn and was rescued s By the sssnlry Of Young man
was on the boat at the time and who plunged INTO the
water and brought ashore the unfortunate gentleman
This IL the third time Bleil, alias Whitley has rescued
his fellow man from drowning.
FouSp DRowSEp Coroner Barrett has concluded the
inquest upon the body OF the unknown man who was
found drowned In Newtown Creek, on Thursday night,
by Sergeant Sloatc Of the Forty sixth precinct No In
formation as 20 his identity elected The jury
dcred verdict Of Found drowned" having no evi.
dence as 10 whether he committed suicide not,
although s probable he did as the water was not deep
enough for an accidental drowning and there were
indications whatever Of foul play.
An OLD LADY sRor--About four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, an old lady named Turner residing In Morton
street. was shot in the leg by pistol in the hands
OF some person In Wythe avenue Mrs Turner nj,
ting the back stoop OF her residence nj the time II
Is not known whether the shooting was accidental or
mt
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schrs kilen PerEi7S fsrfns James Gaerthwats Long
Golden Bsa.Srs kss
end New Orleans; brgs Imogene saurders Port Royas
H. az sr SNOW rs rssnan ssS: fsF9y asRs
t6dls% CsmbrdgspOrs; Alice ?. CAsSs BYs.on' usdne
PORTLAND, june 28-Arr brEs Anna D TORY, Haskell
ssEaa, George ByTnhsm Aounsqr BsltimoTs s'hTs Wm
sslsimors ga bsrks sDssdwsI Pi1on Mssnzasi s
Vera CRUZ Fyaway Matthew'S Baltimore. Sid bark Speed
PzwTGcKET June s~sld sshrs Quicks.ep Norton; and
Mathew Brd, Smith New York.
PROVIDENCE, June 29-AT steamer Galatea, Jones,
New York; .chrs J 4 Steelman Kelley, Enzabethpor
ia knapp. Hsverstraw; Fair Wind, Woodruff New York;
soop orator Stokes do Sid James McCloskey, Gro
H Hs, New YORK; Warren Wright. dO Entire Ki1nisr do
1askstone Allen, Ezabethport Helen Smith, Smith, New
SALEM June 2s-Arr schrs Campbell soule Georgetown,
M IN bSriey Shaw, philadelphia; 9Th, Turner soue,
Ehzaoetnpo; Ann Jordan Calais for Philadelphia Ad-
vance tSsghon Jersey CITY, Sid 9th, schr MAldrdge,
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WANTED.
w Agents. booksellers and pedlars are wanted
In every and village the United states VINO can make
80 day o. y 70 engage 10 selling ne Aprvppov AVN
FUNERAL OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Martyr PresL
TIE LIFE, sPEEcHEs AND SERVICES OF ANDREW
iEGsTR t VT ne LIFE. CAMPAIGNS AND SERVICES
OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT.
Each OF which books are Just published and for sale
In paper cover at rs copy and will be supplied 70
agents assorted TO suit themselves at % DOZEN fifty copies
for $40 or s I'd hundred; the cloth editions, which
tail at 81 copy viii be supplied TO agents. assorted 70 suit
themselves at Is dozen, afy copies for $50 or no hun
dred Appy person. address orders with cash
closed quantity Of each book you wish 70 start
with assorted suit YOURSELF TO b. Peterson Brothers.
BUG Chestnut street. Philadelphia, and your orders viii be
allied nj and the books sent you per hrs express Alter
rcccpt order We have agents making tlb and ~
day selling them. All in search Of work money should
enasge In selling the ABOVE books al once.
address ali or,iera them with cash enclosed, to
a. II. PETERSON BR0THERs.
800 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Copes sent free Of POSTAGE recent Of retail prtce
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Jersey CITY News.

RrSswHy AcuDEN Yesterday noon, Dr. oge,
veterinary surgeon, Of New York riding up Mont
gomery street, Jersey City, his horses took fright
and dashed on at furious just above Washington
street the light wagon in contact with dray.
partially demolished md Dr. Oglc pitched Out head
first Upon the pavement, and sustained soap wound
He was conveyed drug store and the wOUnd dressed
Bis injurious not very serious
FIRE. AZ EasT Nsw,RK Tho posdret works ~ Mr. 0ey,
East Newark, totally destroyed by IRE ." 'hurs
day alte noon nyVving loss ol about SO GOO Tho
IRE took from The sharks 81 used ,or driving
piles near By
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SHIPPING NE VS..
ALMANAC yoR yorH--rnB
sur R'sEs. NOON sETs. morn
~-r>-c>>~> |~0C-,
Port Of New York, June 30, 1860.


CLEARED
Steamship Erin tBr, Grace Lverpool-wiIams Guion.
Steamship Hibernan Br), Craig tilasgow-F Mcdonald
Steamship Bremen tBrem) Meyer, Bremen oelrichs a
Steamship Carolina Phillips Beaufort-Murray Nephew.
Aane RGs, rn NcPss
ship s. ps sd.m Ss. St. lssn Mc s.
Ship Vanguard, Russell Morehead city, NC-Howand
Bark Benefac,ress Eidred, Hong Kong--AA Low Bros
BARK biagio lts) Gughemine, Brsol-Lawrcnce. Giles
Bark Giovanni Battista dtar, =, Bristol-Lawrence,
Barb yeri!s Gsn. Ounce Cardiff :, ysberi chsuncey.
% snss oss saff Broosm.u
Bark pIinceton tBrl. Mccormick, Dsmararn.
:Ts 9ss A., E.p;
Brig Rogols u.p De Martina Glasgow slocosich Aeres
Brig Don Juan, Linda, Ro,terdam-Funch, Meincke 4
Brig Mary stewart Denison Marsala, sicfy-Miler
Brig Peayo tspan) oarriga MonsevdeoA Buepos Aryes
g,is Storm Bird Br,, LIE Bruf, Rio orapde del sudo
s ASSscs az, esna%1 Epssos JaMeco FIRTH
Brig Hannah Lizzie tBr) Canray stJohns NF-Br Small
Rris Arrow cBr,, French, 81 Johns, NF
Brig Minnehaha Br), Douglas, Bridgeport, CB-J , Whit
1a1 r;F'f au 1: s'si ss Dsrs ss.:
Brig Eliza tBr), Doyle Halifa1--J l. Overton.
, Brig Madonna tBr, Jordan, Snug Cove Ns-Jed Frye
Bne Thames tBr), Corbe,, Fire leland, Ns-PI Nsvius
Rriew Townsend tBr,, Laseman Bangor
s schr nSnoysr s Rnsey s!.sF Aeissdrs Som,
schr Hound tBr), Williams, Gonaives.J 8 Mn.
schr Harvest Queen tBr) Pension, BermudsMiddleton
,schrJ Basley ,Br), Mnlgan, Windsor, SD Dswon
scSr 1sssS was sS
- schr Mary Turner, Camp, ngton-Person Col.
schr A ward Lippincou washins,on-S Mccready
Acc.
sssr sf 1r,e ySa Brun s
Dyi Es
ssssR od s.%c,. Dew :S s'cD9s RI Hand
Steamer JSsn SSscD s s",s
ARRIVED
with ma.e n SeS ~ Psse New e. June a.
passage out Russell Bennett brennan died suddenly from
@ sss 'ssi
ssa sm Dc Sss sw m; s .o .aS %
wsstysra supposed Ss,he Isrposs Union
s Ssrs s" s q
s,samsSP Guiding ssar Ben. New or,can. June "a, and
h r :. a rs %ss snS 20 s'y."r
day steamship Star o. lie Unop asis, at midash
e. KY Yves. passed s,smship Evening nth OF Care
ss q h n., sSsp ss.ed steamship runs sGo,ys
es Day sfs oar H.
Steamship Eastern Star ~ trsnspor, Burnham, Hilton
Head 2Gth inst via Fortress Monroe rs hours with pasen
Gere, 10 u Quartermaster.
Steamship shctuchet Keeny Fortress Monroe, &c hours,
with commisssry stores IN y Qlartermsster.
steamship Chesapcake Sherwood, Portland. Me- with
rndse and rnsrengers 10 " Cromwell \ Co.
ship Victory Brlggs Liverpool MAY Is with mdse and $50
passengers to Dsnif Ogden. One birth In lat ~ o. Ion
4C 10, paced large iceberg
Rnrk Fiza parss tHr Firth Ne muAa DAYS with poa-
toes Sc sOfuckor & iJghtbuurne
barb er,ovs ar, Turner Baltimore, days in belfast.
.. y 2 rnlley
srs Costa Isoa Peel hapnwall o days. With mdse toJ
y luv
Big Ffees,onc tBr), Chisholm LnEan 10 days with coal
Ia II y A GA Dowof
IrIr pcck ar Peck, Albert Ne. days will coal 10
A Snlihefs 4 90
Be ft,don,n Potter Now Orleans ~ days with hunter
returned cargol 70 o Ssfori