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In Irish Lettr.

TiPrrRARy, IRELAND, March r..
II Decr Nen7elo IL have not heard
any thing Of ye sens the last time I wrote
ye. | have moved from the place where
now 1--we, or should have written you
before, did not know where. q letter
might fnd you first; but now take nv
pen in hand to drop you few lines, to
inform You of the death of our only liz.
ing uncle, Fitzpatrick. He died very
suddenly, after long illness Of six
months. poor man, he suffered q great
deal. He lay long time in convulsions,
perfectly quiet and speechiess, and al The
time talking incoherently, and inquirins
for water. I'm very much at a loss to
tell We what his death was occasioned BY |;
but the docter thinks it was occasionsd
b. his las. sickness, for he was not we'll
ten days during his confinement. His
age ye know just as we'll as | can tell
ye; he WAS twenty-five years old last
March, lacking fifteen mouths and II he
rhad iivcl till this time he would have
been six months dead, jist. -.
n. B.-Take notis, | inclosc to sc .
lin pound note, which yonr father sends
to ye un%nown to me. Your mother Of.
en- s.l"aks. of ye' she would like 70 send
ye ths brindie COW, and would iucloss
her TO yc hut<Sf the borns.
| beg leave of ye not to braks tho
sale of this letter until two or thrss lsys
after yo road it, for which time yell pro.
pared for the sorrowful news.
PATRICK O'BAyAr0Ax..
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INCOME TAx.--Tho law of Congress, as
amended the preseat session, imposes a
tax of ) per cent. on all incomes less than
$4,000 per aunum, and 10 per cent Oh
all exceeding that amount. The sum OF
5000 is exempt from taxation as under
the present law, and. the amount paid by
any person for the rent of the homestead
used or occupied by himself or his family
and the rental value of any homestead
used or occupied by any person, or by his
family, in his own right or the right ol
his wife, will not be included and assess.
ed as part Of the income of such persons
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ed-the cook was much her superior
and she felt it..
The other officers ladies having heard

and she felt it..
The other officers ladies having heard
that the Presidents wife had called on
Mrs. Mack, were obliged according te
custom to follow suit. They, too, were
disappointed, for the New York lady
hadn't lived in city in vain. In mind
in manner, ia Accomplishments she out
ranked them all! Besides, in respect tc
family she was not at ali inferior-her
father having had property once, and lost
it.
Commencement day Yves now near al
hand. and the great dinner was to come
off at the Professors. Nor was Mrs
Mack at all DISC csrted about it. She
had seen thing Or two before and was
fully confident in her own ability to meet
the exigency, When the time arrived
all eyes we're fixed upon Mrs. Mack
How would she appear before the Cover.
nor OF Virginia? How in the presence
of the Professors and the President
And what sort OF table would she set
aud how would she grace it !? Could She
60 through it with dignity?
OF course all this was enough to "try
mems SOULS" but Mrs. Mack was perfect.
ly at home.
In etiquette--in conversation-in the
arrangement of all circumstantials and in
the formalties of the occasion, she show.
ed herself equal to the duties devolyin9
upon her, and eyidently interested the
Governor very much by her powers oI
conversation. "What charming lady,
said he to bis wife, sis Mrs. Mack ! and
what table she sat and how we'll she
graccs it!
"My dear husband" said she, "do YOU
know she is New Y York cook-why She
has been a mere servant for many
years"
II know nothing about that" said he
"but if she was, wish every other lady
was a servant. and New York cook
too. We should have something to cal
then, my dear. besides fried chickens and
ash-cake."
"Al men are not epicures, like you
Governor"
"No-but if they were they would
initiate the mathematical professor, AM
90 to New York to get II wife. A mar
wouldn't be compelled, then, to 90 to {
saloon to get decent dinner. He could
fad che at home-now great rarity"
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2petr'y. t
Who Comes Oar {!

New Negro leloay. Ar, "A~ay, Away, ov,
Jordan From Golden Shower.
0 darkiea, hear that mighty tramp!
Who GENES dar? who comes dar?
guess old Sherman move his camp,
parkies, he comes dHr! y
Ctorus-Dsn away, away, ole massa;
Well hab dc land. we'll hab de land
Away, away, ole massa;
- We darkies hab dis land.
Yes, sure dat noise is Shcrman's tramp,
Ne comes dar, he comes dar.
He'll turn out ebry rebel scamp,
Darkies, he comes dar.
Ctorus-Dcn away, away, ole massa, etc.
Ole missus' folks cry ont in fright.
Who come dar? who come dar?
Den tell US all get'out c sight,
When Sherman, he CONS dar.
Chorus-Den, away, away, ole msssa, etc.
We darl;ies play we'z ghty scared,
Cryin'n who come dari who Come dar!
We get the ole shot guns prepared,
kazo sherman, he comes dar.
Chorus-Dsn away, away ole massa, etc.
But all de time we play be fraid,
Cryin who come dar? who come dar?
We knew twas Sherman on his raid,
Agoin' we knew whar
Chorus Den away, away, ole massa, etc.
So we hide faces from de light,
Cryn who come dar! who come der?
Beka 20 ivory show white;
kaze sherman he come dar?
Ch0rus-Den away, away, old massa. etc.
ST. Paul Press
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West Wouldsbcro, Feb. 18th, 1865. 6
NOTICE CT FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Otis W. Friend, late of Bluehill, in
the County OF Hancock, on the fifth day of April
A. D. 1858, by his deed Of mortgage of that date
conveyed to Jesse llnckley late of said Bluehill,
certain lot of land situated in said Buehill,
described as follows: " Beginning on tae road
leading by tho old Granite Quarry to McilurdS,
ESQ calied) on the Eastern line of Milford Grin
dies sad,and thence on the road easterly twenty
rods, thence East north East eighteen rods, thence
north north West Fifteen rods, thence, West till II
strikes said Grindles Eastern line, thence on said
line to the starting point, containing seven acres
more Or less" aud whereas said mortgage has
been assigned to mo the subscriber, and the con
ditions contained in said mortgage have been
broken. now therefore claim to foreclose the
same a.:reeahly to the statutes of this state ana
give this nQ.iea accordingly ~
OCTAVE p. liO% ARD,
BY A. F. palsKwArgR, his Atty.
Ftt.r.nrtb F,h l6 1855
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King Charles II, once said

king Charles II. once said to
Milton ~Do you not think your blindness
is judgment upon you fer having
writton in defens, Of my fathers murder
er ?" "Sire," answered the poet, ''it is
true have lost my eyes i ,bat if all
calamitous proyidences are TO be con-
siderod as judgments, your Majesty should
rcnem6cr that your royal father lost his
hlal y
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For Gala5,.

'I'-IE Owellinshouse aud Earn, on the " Tinker
Place. so eYled aa0 : one iaiie from Union
river bridge, With more OF le,s of the lard surround
ing it, This offers desirable chance for mec'IaH-
il, person following the 10 good and
cons cIicnt home.
for iurthes particulars, inquire OF y. X. Sawyer
II the American Dtice. or r. ;. Cook.
i.lsW crth Jan =, 1865.
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PACK your cares in as snail . spsce o.
you can. so that yoa can carry thsm
ysaseif aud not let them annoy osasrs.
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franklin House.

"a THE subscriber has arseaed the past season
1sssi.r hoGs. lle Junction of tie uherrydeid and
ltsst4 Suiil.lu rotds. in frukn. which he has
epsn' IA ~ .raiumeHt ot travellers Good siab'es
At:aeici to 11is r. ,p,e and al the At@ns
NV; and evary ataasa Faj ftil to t1,e pIs
truirin. 'hc Frapsiiu HaH. The puhi.c win Gi This
II ii.,' lt oHiy unc need, crnyeti"Lce, hut kspt in
to t.e comfort ard car Of use IA ron
iz1- it. JJliN Z. uORitaN.
Iraukiin, Jan. 1850. 5nI2f
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FOR SALE

Pw.A THE long ESTABiISHED,r WE'LL
f.str9 known AMERICAN HOUSE, situated on
..'asEl Main street, in Ellsworth. ihe proprietor
orers for sale the American lloNse. with ul the
buildings connected. with or without the furniture,
on reasonable terms, if app led for soon. If not dis
passed Of on the 10Th day ot December next, il will
be c,o.e, as public house until ilrhes notice, for
repairs, Sc. II. j. TINKER, Proprietor.
llisN orth, Dec. Sth, 1864. = Il
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lSREED0M NOTICE,

ISREED0M NOTICE.
| have this day giyea my Sop Edward H..
Bunker, miner his time. l shall Claim none of
his carnin d nor pay any Of his debts after this
date. his
WILLIAM BUNKER.
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Nee Negro Melody. Ar, "A~ay, Away, oue'
Jordan. ."-E From Golden iShoUer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-10

*vz: "ny belt" See ''Report of Tnatitutiea
of y val Arcti ect,." 1863. 81,
tii,9 NnIts OF rngland, France. Amer % snd
Russia. ~ this Rev. B. Boynton, D. b. Nsw
York. Ff
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The Dead thai mirht be Iiuin.


It is sad 70 think that thousands die annually with
the means Of life and health almost within arms
length. Many weahIing goes down to the grave
every day whom the timely use of HoSTETTER'5
CELEBRATED, STOMACH BITTERS would have
saved. Iii consolation, however, to know that
TINS glorious Tonic-a Titalizng Elixir without sin
gle drawback preserving the lives of multitudes
In cases OF general debility proslration it is pro-
ducing effects that are perhaps more astonishing
than anything heretofore observed or recorded in the
history of medical treatment. Feeble, emaciascd,
and despairins patients, whose powers OF digestion
seem to be actually extinguished, recover their appe
fte, strength and spirits unisra course Of Che Bit
tors with rapdity that is positively amazing All
that the proprietors originally expected from tie
preparation was long ago thrown into the shade by its
actual results. New virtues, which they had never
thought of atribung it, are continually being de-
veloped in its application to new. cases. As pre-
tentative Of diseases ofeyery class and consttu-
donal invigorant it stands alone and unapproach-
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-03
ITEMS or STATE. NEWS.

tatN
We do not think it worth while TO dis
puts withthe Bangor Times about the prai ( 5
of Henry. Dawes BY the copperheals, for his
abuse of the radicals, olong rs the copy of the
Argus for July oath is so easily obtainnble as it
is at present. Nor do we think the Times fling
at Ga New England jjunto o. irnprae ticaDiifes1
I is in gerry good taste for Union paper. This is
the common aippant slaDgof copperheads, and
is entirely unworthy of such paper as the
Times. ,s4 q a.yrrrs as,r,,-x
z eBBf- The Union State Convention for the
nomination of Governor, win be held in this
city on rhursd;yof next week, Aug 10Th.
DB Miss DIargie Jaoki1is, A. d. of Gardiner,
has been tendc ROD. and has accepted the pre-
iceptorsIip of Bloomfield Academy. slm4aa
I -srhe Bangor papers resent as we sil-
posed they would, Che fling at tile deleg. tion
from that city to the Detroit convention. made
oby oneof our cityeditors9 The truth is Dansor
was very ably represented III tlElt I,ody - its
delegation being composed Of some of the
most distinguished gentlemen of the State.
! WeIthiala tile Airg was not unjust but in bad
tAste.l lsh5eyAaa s5
Il, Vs. The -4ygss. comes, to the defence of the
prescIftj ag-handle reciprocity treaty, and de-
nounces the Press for taking exceptions to it.
TWAS Bion Bradbury the 1rg.,s' candidate
for Governor in 1852 and lSjS,-,1I,o, in the leg
islture of the iirs named year offered rr-4olu-
ton calling upon the General Government to
give notice of the termination Of th.t treaty,
aus the u solrtion was voted for by every DEM
ocPlt in both branches. f,st. 8 ssaal8a
~ The Bangor Times does IN a fellow cal
ling hinsclfIrof j. E. Sweetser, hailing from
Bostoss WHO eheateds his landlord out of
weeks board, stole he towels and other Irticles
in his room and suddenly Disappeared Looming
1t is said 10 ortlaud9 WA va
B8 The Ban.,or Wbig s;ys it will be a great
disappointment 70 the citizens Of that place if
Gen. Grant does not visit that city. The Times
says The Mavorof Bangor has extended an in
/ vitatioiito Che General and his party to visit
Tat city.
DB The BATH Times in speaking Of the music
at the PIi4e DeelmStion Of The Junior Glass of
Eowoin Collegs, Monday evening, says it was
furnished by Qu,rtcfte Club from Portland,
aAditswsis splS4l idly given ! marked improve
mont oyer the brass and noise of the coghet
b.idls cofnnsn all over the land. asA1 IA
E,at1-,Ihc LIE, iston 5oaraeE says there was
quite a nosS IL i1cvicinity Of Mechanic Falls,
! Monday ,lGsping sysrqoc =.
B8 We ledin from the augusta Farmer
that A. ca rles Reynolds highly respectable
fariner asi,Iiig on the river road in Sidney,
an agantle of Independence, committed
suicide on rhursd. j, 10th ult., BY cutting his
tltfost Witls'a e',shnloa pocllet knife. He was
about si1ty Years Of age.
Mrs Nancy Smith ofSanford, committed
suicide on Monday, 9th inst. She had not
been in her right mind for some weeks past,
and on Monday started out, az she said, to
gather. some.lerries she was found some
hours after in an clubhouse, hanging by the
neck and life entirely extinct. ia 's
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Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lshed the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best ia the world. 1t is the cheapest, the most
reliable and most sonvensent Complete in one bot
tle Does no. require any previous preparation of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or strain. Does not
rub ofor make the hair appear dusty and dead but
imparts to il life and lustre. Produces beauti-
fol black or brown as preferred. A child can apply
Iy It. Always give satisfaction. Only rs cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATTHEWS, Manu-
lecturer, N. Y. o adl asr
DEMAs BARNES g Co., New York, Wholesale
Agents. -3.4''-aai fitctiH may12eod1y ny
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The Concert surprised US all. Though Ger
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MARRIED.

In this city, Alg 1, by Robt Pencil Esq, Charles
II Adams and Miss Helen Skillins, botn Of Port
land. ~ ..i..0aaf q
In Naples, july 2, bv Rev G w Ballou, Horace
Flint al Maria ingalls,, both of Bri ton. ..- 4
Ia Saco, June l6, james II Langley and Mary E
Mitchell.
In kennebunk, Jacob G Cole and Mary A Worm
In Bi ldeiord, July ., ervIIle D Bryant and Sarah
L Crowder.
II BuckspOrt, July Is, David Smith and Elvira
j Lowell. F Is HniVll1T
IN Calais, July 8, Henry Lawler and Ellen Babb,
both Of Calais.
In Keanebunk, Frank Eaton and Annie E WIZ
Jams, both Of Wells. 10 VIZ
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BUY NE, TRY ME & FL DO YOU GOOD
DR.. LanOIey's Arodyne.

A new medicine for all the summer complaints
Composed of Roots Banks and Berries, which seem
cure Of Dysentery Cholera-Morbus and Chronic
DiarrhGa, which are 50 common With all ages and so
dangerous at this season of the year. We never adj
vertse certificates. Let it stand upon its own merits
-this is the Only way good thing should be known
Hence our mottos-Buy me, &c., Of the heading
Every person who uses it viii testify as many have
already, that DIR, Langeys Anodyne is the greatest
discovery OF the age, and must be Queen Of all Medi-
cines by its great cures. Sold by dealers. Price 40
cents per bottle. -'--. -
For sale in this city by. II. H. Hay, and w. F.
Phillips q Co. Scotia june15eod&w3m
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Cape Elizabeth.

- The Union Voters of said Town arc requested to
meet at their TOWN HALL, on SATURDAY, the
Fifth OF August, at o'clock P NJ, to choose Dele
gates to attend the State Convention to be held at TIE
City Hail. Portiand the 10Th of August for tlie pur-
pose Of nominating candidate FIR Governor Also,
to choose Delegates to attend the County Conyenoa
at the same place, on Thursday, August nth.
s ss8 PER ORDER UNION Committee.
Cape Elizabeth July 31st. augld&wtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Voters Of Falmouth VINO sustain the present
Administrative are requesed to- meet OF the Town
House. in said Town, on Saturday the 9TH inst, ct
O'Clock p. NJ Choose delegates 10 attend the State
Convention 10 be holden at City Hail, Portland, On
the 10th inst, to nominate candidate for Governor
Also to choose delegates to attend the County Con-
vention at the same place on Thursday, 18th inst.
Az Per order OF Town Committe.
= Falmouth, Aug. 2, 1865. aus3tl
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Notice.

The citizens Of Yarmouth who support the Nation
al and State Administrations are requested to meet
at the Temperance Hall, in said town. on Tuesday,
Aug 18th, at7t O'Clock 2. NJ, to choose delegates to
attend the State Convention to be holden Portland
on Thursday, August 10th. Also to choose delegates
TO attend the County Convention to be holden at the
same place on Thursday, Aug. 18th. 2
tasgs fsa. Per Order Of Town Committee
Yarmouth, Aug. 2, 1866. u s. augsdtd s-ta
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DR., HARVEY leaves Portland for New York City
the first of September, An who wish to avail them
selves of my skill in treating old CHRONIC, Com
rLINTs that bae all other modes of practice, would
Do well to call before the 2,th Of August. Z
viii freely refer you to hundreds in this city, that
| have treated tits acknowledged that am the
only physician in Portland who can treat Catarrh
with success. Consultation Free. lar
OFFICE, $50 Congress Street. July25sn3H
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) DIR. TIBBETs' PHYSIOLOGICAL HAIR RE
GENERATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIscov-
cry OF THE AGE, will positively restore Gray Hair
to its original color, whether black, brown auburn
and being delightful dressing, it imparts to it
beautiful glossy and healthy appearance. 1t win also
promote growth of new hair on bald hea Is where
the glonds or roots are not disorganized and eec
tualy remove all dandrutf, itching and humors from
the scalp 1t Is warranted to produce the above O.
salts or money REFUNDED. l9il
, TEBBETTS BROTHERS, glll. h9
y t18S80A Proprietors Manchester, N II.
W. w. WHIPPIE, Agent for Portland. Sold BY
Druggists every where. may11eod6ms
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RICE BROTHERS.

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
moo 60 and II East Water Sc, nnoo
MIL wAUKIE, lWIsC oNSIN. 31'
Buy for Eastern account GRAIN, FLOUR, BEEF,
PORK, LARD, HAMS, BUTTER, SEEDS, etc.
The following choice brands of Flour on hands y
BERTsHY's BEST, N WARREN, -
READ CABINET, .. EAeLE, ~
Bliag asa 3 CHAMPION, .,,f -, MCCLELLAN, si
Market Reports sent daily or weekly without
charge s.t 1
Flour and Produce bought, stored and insured at
liberal rates. ss 81 .-f u mar13eodty
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Notice..

The citizens of Windham who support the Nations
administration OF Andrew johnson, anu the State
Administration Of Samuel Cony, are invited to meet
at the Town House, in said windham on SATUR-
DAY, Aug 9th, at o'clock P. M. to select Delegates
toatterd The State Convention (Aug 10TH and the
County Convention Aug. 17th.) laais
Also to choose Town Committee for he ensuing
year. 8'ies en h1oa OH
Hi ~ q s'9 Per Order Town ommittee.
Windham, July Goth, 1865. d&wtd
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q week-but for many weeks, and ifyou have
one hours ennu, It is your own fault
Pardon me, dear Editor. for the length Of
M letter-if youshave been here yoqswill-for
You viii say with me, "the half has not been
IBID" Yours truly, Cor.
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d .n..MoRsE. M. ID.

TREATS Cafarri,. Bronchitis, and all affections Ct
the Throat and Lungs, by cold Medeated I,haaton.
Success unprecedented. Can refer to thousands In
this CITY and State, and all parts of the United
States, ONCE No, SMITH STREET, PORTLAND.
MAINE ' june2Stf
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Ihe Republicans Of Standish, and all others who
sustain our National and State Administrations,
requested to meet at the Town-House, on Saturday
the ON day Of August, instant, at o'clock p M to
select delegates to the Union State Convention to be
holden at Portaud, on Thursday, August 10th. Also
70 choose DELEGATES to the Cumberland County and
Senatorial Convention to be held in Portland August
18th. l'si76'Iia 1la1 '''Tf
g. isl1i iiosi. Per Order of Town Committee.
Standish, Aug. 1, 1866. aug3dtd
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DIED.

In this city, Cynthia A, daughter OF Henry and
Emily Woodeock, aged months IA DAYS.
In tins city Aug 2, Ma tha +, daughter OF Neal
and Susan vanhorn, aged months. Z \ ,''IIIA
RzS Fuloral ttis Thurs iayJ affea1oon at o'cl'k
corner OF Sumner and India streets n ~ T,
In Otisdcld, Aug l. Franklin Howard only child of
Joseph + and Lizzie Wight of Portland, AGED
months ~ 9lllF 49, = ~ - IN
In Bath, Aug l, Mics Mary Bosworsb, aged a.
years II months.
= ~ Inc funeral services Of the late Mrs Emily
SWEET Will take place fhis Afternoon at
o'clock, from No Gray street. .uf
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The lightning FIz-KiElee

Destroys Flies Instantly, and is not liable to be
mistaken for anything else. Is easily prepared and
used, and does rapid exscution. Each sheet win at
tract and XII quart Of fies-and promotes quiet ia
reading, peace while you eat and the comfort Of .
nap in the morning. p T. = y
Soldby all Druggists. june27eod1m
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FOREIGN PORTS,

Il
At shanghae May 20, ship Stirling, Bourne -.
and Others. 81 NO. 'i
At FoOchow May IS. ships ori,n. wb,.,0.a
At Hong Kong May 30, ships O-ecIe IT2.l II.
for San Francisco, hg; Golden WesS ~ r "lt
ior Calaoi Hamiin, ts3r) Whealyr 81. e, ss-,,s
serI s1las Greenman, Weber, and
-, At Manila May %, ships suma.ra, Kinsma a.
N s,, hork' l1s; Conquest, Lewis, for Bostoniig;
At singapore June 2, sliipa oceaa ra, o. r,..,
from Melbourne; t J Sonthard. Sfsrrcif . ii ~,
net, King, unc; barque Monitor Larrabo,, Ia IS
. SD May ~, bar Tue Sea Rnngef JAYNE Now NH.
olst, shlD Rainbow Kelley, Pen nr ? la
AT Calcu ia j ne 10, ships Kate Prince. T5,t g.
6ossoA,en aged 400 tons AZ So; Ellen Hood Iiib~
fer 90, at - to 10; National 70 To- Aatthes az
Golden hind, Davis, for do; 1erent Hams az
New York, takes 300 tons seed At eiD. ricia, 9r
teel Mitchell; r II Tucker CLARK; IninstrtT IN
nell; Ellen Foster Robinson; Halvefia. W,r@n.
Sov DAYS. sapphire Hatch lit cison,
OrDWeu; roswell Sprague, Crosby; Chris Hall ree
man; Saginaw, B5ntelle; Tier Are-. T.tso,
wave, Williams; Susan Kinks Atwood. Te,fits
NSii e 2 ldttefeld, Nichols, and Brewer
At Ma iras june 10, shin Charter o,r, Tp,,sv %.
AT Table BAY G II june 10, ships Ari INN
lnysl. LON kangoon for Boston, ready; Pias1
qua, Dnnn, late ThomD9onl repg.
~ az ,Ag1a Bay CGH june 12 barque Falcon, How,
Na Ar At simon; Bay june 5, ship VIM TELL Jon,
+N9npVsS ~ va PefnambncO.
,ra AT a. London l79h ult, ship Rhine Moore. fro
In Kingroad Ieth inst, barque St Cloud. Anne
nom kichibucto for Gloucester. ann
Sid I'm larba1oes It'll ult baroue NTo,, O,
Brown, Porto Rico. "' N''"
: AT Sagua 2ist ut, barcue Eva II FYsi, hin
Se% ~ f9rk Veays; brig Alexr Nichols Rosehroo
SD zlst brig caprera, Patterson, Philalelnbio
0Id Ct Quebec 2stl ult, ship Alfred storor Aseos
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