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WHIsKY SALE.-United States Marshal
Bill will sell at the south end of the Post
Office, at 10 o'clock this forenoon, eight
casks Of Canada whisky, seized by the Gus
tom authorities for n~on-payment of duties.
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LADIES SWISS WATcHEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyIS
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OITY NEWS

SELF WINDING WATcHEs.-James Nardin,
Emile Robert and Roger & Co.'S celebrated
Geneva Watches. No trouble hunting fo-
watch keys with these watches. Warran-
tel perfect time keepers. Call at 2s7 su-
erior street. S. HOGAN.
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SeLBIERS TAKE manifestations
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement of "Free Claim Agen-
ey In another column. may29
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DAILY LEADER
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1865.

Ia For Evening Edition News
see inside.
81 For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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MA6IcIAS-A Fakir holds forth at the
Academy of Music on Thursday evening.
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Beckwith & Sterling are receiving elegant
English Carpets of their own importations
per steamer Scotia.
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AaIscELLAREOus.

D~ILLIARDS! BILIIARDS!! BILL
ID ARDSlfiI would cali tie attention Of buyers
10 my new improved HATEET COMBINATION
CUSHIONS AMI TABLES, which cannot be sur
passed by any Others in the world for c~laEticity, cor
rectness Of angles, and durability. which / sell al
reasonable prices, with q fine stock Of Cloths, Balls,
Cues, and everything connected with the trade.
Orders by mail attended TO at my factory, Is6 Fulton
street, New York City. w. II. GRIFFITH.
~juns5.3is
DROFITABLR EMPLOYMENT FOB
i SUMMER AND FALL-Ths ADDRESS ofschoal
teachers, students, olergymsn. disabled soldiers aud
others. wanted. Fusiness light and pleasant. Ad-
dress b.. :, GREEN, IA Superior street, Cleveland,
o., Room 4, uD stairs. jy9.3j6
$50, 900 IN . @9S z .si.-s AiP y. y s.sDj
and vel-kn0g1 RhSNEES LOAN eEEICE.
OF Securities o. every kind, viz: Gc!l AID Silver
Hssehos, Diamonds SILVER ware, Jswelry, Ours
Pistols, Olothins, Dr. Goods, Fisrcs, ueIcdeouG, and
AL PERSONAL prosorI and articles ofvslue, on the most
teuslSetorF terms. business strictly private. Ez-
teblshed 1881. n. B.-A VARSITY OF uure-eCE~
Watches, JevesT, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains
Oltoe-coraer Of water aud Superior stsssa -
Davis q Hiesotto'E OlctbiSE store. over
actg2 7 G RW WaT
114
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TO LADIES.
Ifyou require o reliable remedy to restore you us1
nR. HAREEYSG FEMALE PILLS .

BIZ HAkfEtb FEMALE PlILbs
A meyer falling remedy for the removal Of 0bstrucS
tons, no matter from what cause they arise. They
are safe aud sure, and will restore nature in every
case. They are also efaeaciOusin all cases Of Weak
Eess, Whites, PrOlapSus, &c. Seid in boxes con-
tanning 60 pills, price One Dollar.
Send for Dr. HARVEY'S Private Medical AdVls-
er, addressed TO females 100 pages, giving full in
structions, 10 cents required for postage If you
cannot purchase the Pills Of your Druggist, they
will be sent, post paid, secure from observation, on
the receipt OF One Dollar, BY DR.. JAMES BRYAN,
Consulting Physician, sl3 Broadway, N. 7.
rinr afreat. Elevalsnh aan4.rk.WAktd
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WANTED .CoNPANr-McCOnnel assures
the Sheriff that he had no intention of es-
Gaping when he with others attempted to
break jail last week but that he was lone
some, and hearing voices in the female pri-
son overhead, he wss looking for company.
Tues soLD.-We learn that the tug Bemis
and one half Of the tug Ajax, have been
sold by Captain ]. F. Green to Captain Noah
Dibble, of Detroit, for $4,000.
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THE DRAMA AT YoUSGsrowN.-The Ellsler
Dramatic Combination, consisting of a ma
jority OF Manager John Ellsler's Dramatic
Company, opened for a brief season at
Youngstown on Saturday evening last, pre-
senting "Thc Stranger" and a laughable
farce. A letter received from one of the
company yesterday announces a large audi
ence and favorable prospects. On last even
ing the fine play Of ''The Lady of Lyons"
with Mr.. Simeoe Lee as Claude Melnotte,
and Our Country Cousin" Mr.. Irving as
Cousin Joe, constituted the performance,
and we do not doubt the Youngstowners
had a first class entertainment.
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FIRST DISPATCH PROM QUEEN VICTORIA
OVER HE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The following
was received yesterday afternoon:
BUcKINeuAN PALACE,
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CLAIM AGENTS.
AZ
VIZ Z. PRESTON,
ceEsed . Army 3 Nevy GStn sga.,

~t-AOOssp1 % SFHs q seVy Claim Agent.
0IFi0E no. LTaAE-s BLooK
Sea- CodTt Honse 90 Snslic Square. C1s-e},,d n
THE NEW COUNTY LAW has Da...5 ~.
bnuse- Three hon Is Men and ALL OTHERS
who served between april Eth, 1901 and April Iafb
1875, can Row DE their Dis harges with Us to %.
taiE their Bounty
"a. Our Fee Is Five Dollars, payable when
fl-ims are ~ssttlsi, As established by the act.
We ceilsot Pensiabs, RoGnsy. Back Pay, Prize
Honey ard all ethsr War Nafnis.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
a. Our Special Agent, resident at Wsshfaztou
D. q, gives Persona: attention 70 ALL claims fled
b. Us.
German LanRrars suoxs, ,,,1sp1y
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CHANBKE' ESoYcLoPGDA.-We have re-
ceived pats lO4, los and LOG of Chambers
Encyclopedia of Universal knowledge,
published by William and Robert Cham
bers, Londor., and re-issued by ]. b Lip
pincott d Co, publishers, Philadelphia.
These serj es constitute a very valuable die
tionary of universal knowledge for the peo-
pie, on the basis of the latest edition of the
Germs n Conversations Lexicon They
are Illustrated with wood engravings and
mars and embrace Geography, Metaphysics,
JU. isprudence, biography, Natural History,
Topography, Theology, and Medicine.
Part I04 commences with the word Sew
| age" and part LOG closes with a definition of
the word "sound." The parts are 2j cents
each to be paid for on delivery.
For sale BY Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The following time
table took effect on the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad yesterday:
DAY EXPRESS leaves Cleveland at $3.50 A.
NJ, arriving in New York at 1920 P. NJ.
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Cleveland at 9:25
P. NJ, arriving in New York at 1920 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Cleveland at 6:25 A.
NJ, arriving at Salamanca at 5:25 P. NJ.
Trains for Youngstown leave Cleveland
at 6:25 A. N. and 3:I5 P. NJ.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH +. R. CHANGE.
The summer arrangement of time table
went into effect on the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad yesterday. Trains leave
Cleveland as follows:
MAIL leaves at s:IO A. M.-arrives in
Pittsburgh at 3:40 P. n.
EXPRESS leaves at 2:4O P. M-arriyes in
Pittsburgh at 9:l5 P. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION leaves at 1886 P. Mar
riyes at Alliance at ESQ P. N.
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July JUN, Ao"os
Messrs. Marshall & Watkins, No. ia Su-
perior street. Cleveland, o: Please send
me one of your best Saratoga Trunks, large,
size, as I want to travel some this summer
VICTORIA.
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Rega & PrenfiSs' Provision Market
EePerE.
BAlE-Sugar cured canyassed 8 D.. "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CAnVassed = d. 10
nsIED BEEF-sUgar erred Canvassed 3 n.
BACoE-Or Smoked Sides p n .-.--.------ IS
~ED-PT Leafkettle-rnd din bbls or tres zOH
" Prim5 Leafksttle-rnd' in kegs y D.. Il
PonE-No. l mess " 50
" Ezt-a clear 2 "a %
{" Light so %
= No charge made for packages or carriage.
An articles srs warranted strictly prime Orders
promptly filed.
BOSE & PRENTISS.
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T~0NsoRiAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR.
FRESH IMPORTATION.

WM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO 1o2
w PUBLIC sQUARE-MR. WILLIAM DAY
having just arrived from Europe, would fu-
form the Ladies and public generally, that hehas
now open for inspection the largest and most con-
plete stock OF HUMAN HAZE GOODS ever offered
to them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
SWITCHES, BRAtD5, COIL lead DRESSES,
&c. Ladies will do we'll to examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
E-B.-Many very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct from Paris-ths very lates. mshion-tnew
designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, kc.) Any Of the
above Head Dresses, al OF which can be made out
fSwitches and Brzids without injury to either.
SO Ladies Hair Dressing IN all the latest sn !
most nrayaiiiu0 zfVias. marIs
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WANTED--ACENTs

EOR G~ELR-CIL--A nno lot OF Petroleum Burn,
i ing Oh, S. fho BsotorJ Of " J. GUILD. on Osa
frai Wsy- ssna6:ly
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Cleveland WHOLESALE H.rket.

SATURDAY EvESIsa, July 30, 1865
Freigh1s-The following are the rates by Lake
(steam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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FOR SALE.

EOK RENT or SALE-A sTORE-in The
4 best Ice atom ia the city }or 5 retail grocery and
provision or hardware business. Inquire at as
TOR SkLE-A very neat and comfortable homo,
I I mile from EeWburgh aud 3 mil : from Cleye-
land; largo cottage house; 10 Rcrcs o. la1d. lrult-
&C. Apply to FOLJAMBE& WILKINS, D%ortbesst
corner Superior and Seneca streets- y3l:4s
TTOUsES AND LOTS W4NTED.-Four
Ill Houses and Lots worth IRON SL0al n $4.nUH. in
good l0cstions. F0bJAMBE WILKINS jy5g2t.
Tor SALE-A House and Lot on Branch ayen-
4 ne, East Cleveland. tive minutes walk from the
HYDE. at Gas office. y2s.s25
U1HE GREAT STATE OF OHIO FOR
/ SABE-In Palmers Patent Coupling al article
universally admired and demanded, Increasing
yearly profits undoubied for IS years, the time the
patent runs. This practical triumoh OF invention Is
20 be seen free OF charge daily at the New England
Hotel. Who viii be the lucky firm that buys2 NJ
POLAND MARKHAM. Jy26-S35
COR sALE-oIL STILLs-Four good second
4 hand stills; capacity %thirtesn barrels es-hi
very Sheap; may Be sen at cur Refinery z
ANDREWS. W. -
EOR SAIR-The best Photograph Gallery 10 the
Il city Of Ann Arb0r. Best location and only
solar. cam.ra in the CITY, Reason for selling i'll
Box G47. jy23
nEsIRABLF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
II Oh Supericr street extension, ? IL miles from
the P0stofice, consisting Of ten acr-s Of land under
cultivation, and watered By a neVer-ialhng stream
On the premises are \ small frame house, large barn,
Hour acres Of vineyard, six and eight years old in
wire treiiis, 50 sppls trees, ~ peach trees, al choice
varieties OF grated fruit, different kinds Of cherry,
dvarf and standa It rear trees. ounces, currants,
halt acre Of strawberries, aud y fine variety Of shade
sud ornamental trees and shrubberF. said lsnd has
50 rods front on Superior street, and is susceptible at
small expense OF milking 4 beautiful rural home and
particulars empire Of FOLJAMBE & WILKINS,
235 superior, cor. Seneca SIS. JyIs3So
EOR SAIR-CIL-A nno lot Of Petro,sua Burn.
fusi Wsy. sspa6:Il7
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KEDNE's PATENT
Family Filter,

At Manufacturers Prices.
RICE & BURNETT,
iv2s:3SG 1913 Superior street.
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81 MERW1N ST, CLEVELAND,
Ut Ohio, Is the place vhers they keep the
cheapest snd the best Curled Hair, Meats Foot
oil, sand Paper and Glue.
iy2S:RI2- ham :GEO. SMITH.
SEyERAL. ELEGANT PLATED.
y Tea Sets just opened at -
~" araf e. f.1 -sr oVrASSlra'
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NEw ADVERTISEMENTS

n OST-Oa Erie street, between Superior and
IL Hamilton. SATURDAY, July 2sth, a green leather
mrs rontaininr = and some scrip The finder viii
r. snitsblv rewsrded By leaving the above At
Superior-st. E.
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ROSE 4 PRENTISs.
EsOa. I42. IA and I'D Ontario streei
The New York herald., 1866-07-29
LAUNCH or TIVE STEAMER PROVIDENCE.


The large siaewhcel steamer Providence was fscccs-
fully launched yesterday morning from the shipard of
william IL Webb located at the foot Of SIKH street East
river. The launch announced TO take place half
past O'Clock but The tide being favorable ard the
day proving hot deemed advisable 10 get tie
sc aeat before The melting % tho grease upon the ways
would preclude the possibility OF the launch taking place
until tiue next week. Accordingly. everything
soon made ready and shortly before nine o'eock-more
than half an hour before tho down FOR the 9nch
30 come or-the keel blocks we're knocked from ludcr
the vessel and amid tho shouts and hurrahs of large
number of spectators the beautiful steamer gded into
the water where she was taken In tow BY powerful Tug
boats and towed 10 the Etna Iron Works. at which
she will receive her machinery.
Tho Providence is consort TO the BRISTOL, launched In
April last from the yard Both vessels belong
the Merchants Steamboat Company OF Bristol, Rhode
Island and intended for The Sound service The re-
rullar feature about the models OF these steamers
that being fuller, they better calculated 10 give
greater reliability and comfort under the circumstance
while they are the same time admirably adapted 20
withstand the rough chop and ncement weather 10
which thoy will be subjected during the wiricr season
on their route. The frame and tmbers Of the Provi
depce are much larger than s generally the custom ~
snch vessels and the side tmbe amidshps carried
up 70 the height of the second cabin and this novel
struetson together with the ordinary hog frame, has
tendency give ercaier strength and security than Is
usual With steamers OF this class The dimensions OF tho
vessel are Extreme length deck 900 feet; breadth
OF heam, As feet and depth Of hold 10 feet The ma.
shnery for this vessel will be OF the mos; powerful
nd--the engine having cyl ndcr of ITO inches In
dsmcor with IL feet stroke Of piston, being the largest
psca or machinery Of this particular Kind ever succoa
fully cast In this country.
The New York herald., 1866-07-29
very secure, hut very uninvtng notwithstanding its


THE GALIowa
While he occupying himself with asseverations Of
his innocence here in the basement Of the little court
house. Sheriff Heath was quietly arranging on the upper
door OF the building the simple but terrible engine
which was TO punish the clearly proven guilty cupIit
the which terminated the career OF William Bell
This gaows was arranged upsn the system OF falling
weight, raising the body Of the victim. The rope to
which was attached the moose passed up through
the ceiling and there fastened TO block Of iron weighing
two hundred and seventy pounds. second rope sup
ported this weight until the moment OF using its mo
mentum 10 give Kennedy rise in the world. A couple
OF strong ropes sung TO catch IL in its descent
THE MARCH TO THE GALLows.
At seven minutes past two O'Clock be led under
the rope which danped Just before the court door
on the upper door OF the building Ee at this time
and during the remainder Of his brief existence COM
petey unnerved. His face was chastity PALE his limbs
Tembled violently. He could scarcely stand while the
death warrant was being read, and his lips constantly
moved as II mutering applications and prayers some.
times the priests whispered consultations which seemed
10 strengthen him for moment but he quickly relapsed
into state OF agony and terror.
His arms and legs having been pinioncd. the moose
was placed on his neck at seventeen minutes PAST tive
O'clock the cap and shroud adjusted and AZ eighteen
and half minutes past two he was tossed fully ve feet
in the air by the momentum Of the falling OF the weight
in the loft above His body settled back to within two
feet OF the floor and convused with severe strug
giles and muscular contorions for about three and ha
minutes, at the end OF which time an motion ceased
He died without public confession Of bis crime,
any expression OF his innocence At the last possible
moment asked IL he had anything to say, he very
family responded in the negative, and his thanks TO
Sheriff Heath communicated in letter written in
the morning at his dica.lon. IL was expected that
he would say something in regard % the general
letter before alluded 10, as he had IN private
avorred that II had been somewhat changed
from the manner in which no wrote it.,
but even this expectation was foed At twentyeght
minutes before three O'Clock Doctors Cory and Evans
examined the corpse and found life entirely extinct.
Four minutes afterwards the body taken down and
placed IN cofn. Tho neck disocatet ard death,
least the suspension OF all sensation, must have
been instantaneous. The face very slightly discol
ored and there marked distortion Of the features
The body removed at once TO the Catholic church oil
Waukegan and thence taken In tho evening by train ~
Calvary Cemetery. Chicago, for iptermen Ken
nedv was, the time OF his DEATH according 10 the in
senption on his coffin plate, forty years Of age
The New York herald., 1866-07-29
DIFFICULTY ABOUT a TUtsCAT.

Dangerous -A--aaif--Anie-Morfsn Deposition.
Coroner Cover wM yeaierday called y 30 is2 Bfoomc
street 10 take the anlc-mortcm deposition Or Matthew
Mclaughlin, who IL was said hal been dangero1sly
beaten by John Ksuy. Jr without any JUs,lacaiion.
The difficulty which resulted 10 tho quarrel grew out of
The manner in which affairs had been msnagci tug
boat by young Kelly The boat bcing owned W the
sssnllants father and McLocghin Below " tho siss
mtnt OF tile victim
rkp0sIuUs or n'iorarLN
Matthew Mclaughlin, being sworn, deposes and
says-l am half owner of the tsgboat Daniel Brown.
and John Kelly y the other part owuer; hs son John
hely, Jr, was IN our employ pilot about ghieon
months ! have been working on board siute
fserusT last; on soccunt OF n0 being
saiisned with hs management siuee ! have
been on board. have taken charge or her
aaairk which dspeased Kelly; lass week the boat
had ~ for rep.r on Friday evening last July 90 ~as
70 sor. Sel West street, and bstween eight and nine
oclok Joan Kelly, Jr. In after h~nx IN q ahoft
time be oafss ~ 70 me and said That boat viii never
leave The dck until The Old ran eausng hh father
either buys 0 sells a. he has sot pisnty % money And
" he b@ not he can get H,i 4 tolf him that would
me, wss tired u her sn< another tsps AZ Iorr
~ owned any u bsr ne could stay any longer On
hsf.r ~ thAA hs susAk ne ads Of neck thsn 70, rny
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thumb In hrs mouth while down he rot the thumb
IN his mouth and struck me With his
fist in tho face with such violence that my yes
closed the barkeeper led me away; l remained in this
house nearly all the day and that evening
nomr; my thumb began to get very bad, and on Monday
Dr. Bishop was called and he has attended me ever
since
The jury found "that Matthew Mclaughlin 10 his
injuries at the hands Of John Kliy, Jr, at 3ol West
street, on the 20th day OF July 1867
Mclaughlin seems 10 think he Is not dangerously
injured, and the probabilities that no will be out
again in few days Coroner Cover issued warrant for
Kelly's arrest
The New York herald., 1866-07-29
MOVEMENTS OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL SHERMAN

bUFFkbt JUIy y IHDV'
Lieutenant General Sherman arrived hero this morn.
ina, and s now hsring reception the Board of Trade
pcoms He leaves This evening for Cleveland.
The New York herald., 1866-07-29
MAIN nf A IfIl6rLpHEa.

WHxufSG Va, july ~, 1908
Mr. Samuel NJ Hamilton, long and most favorabIy
Known In the telegraph busness, died Of consamp,icu
ID this city this morning.
The New York herald., 1866-07-29

usros PACIFIC RAnsoAD.-bespatohes from Omaha
announce that eleven thousand three hundred feet Of
rek wse laid on this rosa On Friday and ovu two
rnes On Monday.
The New York herald., 1866-07-29

MfENfM GOHDON fHri-WrecknR slOop Surprise
Shon ana two msa Of tho bark xans GORDON Of reioa
s1n %s ros gsf Ashore sa 5 sSor 1es es
ns . an. q Ga: icy e @ G 81 S sS ss.1s s
s m as m hs Psrpo 30 q Owing 1s Ss Vessel q
Nassau - "
Miscellaneous.
scur MrreuAs At Providence from Delaware CITY.
P S Sn' sarns s, & sc @ .. gs 90 sqSss s
poriedJ sank ~ collision Viii steamer Wssiehe.,er .nd
had some q the vessels sa torn The wreck cs ~ dam
oras q water and bars by from Abscoom Light Her
masls about feet above water.
49, nov o a Ssw Yas la sSsa ss pares s sS p Con N
ncas springer Of New Bedford FOR he coas,ng business
yard u Nes.r. Mason fish W sr cas. double
salooaer e Ai tons nansd Ahhy c.mpbe owned ~
Joseph Dcnaison, md T. Intended for ibe r.Ias
Wbniemen.
etior received ~ Cap, Cae. Of bark cciess dated
forrrfy bark Maria Bsdio-d condemned Il rse,.
~ rsss ss a I eSsny pa yis1 rs
ssa Ia sSsss sslGs q al sos sy ssp s aaapa sa a q q
clp, srieg. aie q b,rk renl Cumming. q D.rinoah
Msspog hsd arrived i ralesasise VIA ~ osis .ad
spekenuly ~ ht 81 %. lon "a o. schr President Of
:" spoken. &c.
schr Baltic, from Belfas Tor Havana July ~, LAT - 20
Foreign Ports.
BAHrApos. July s-rn port brgs g~o n Robert Barnes
fo Boston days Valencia aofsoa. from do asg ouaha
m.sss., JOY iorn port sehrs Iai.ap Johp.op. s-p
tune Davis. ard United states. Heriek s for ssw or
TssouA July io-in port .ahr Rosuway Br) FOR Boston
Nsr,euyz July 10 seaitenai,In per, .ehr. Ans. Cor
fron ss~seryPor dss Y ~ shoai i;,h Edward
y Joas. sn; JgIy Ee4rr .sss r chspt@aa Baes.
81 TnosA. july 7Ar cir bouquet nsi.r, orchina sna
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s,ss.s ss ~ -: 1s 5eS q S ; =, ss. sfs ca
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~ sssr ieh, 20 w.sa,n.,s Jones, lrinaaa taad
sd iith brg oswsg. Bays Iurss leland, 70 loaa for
e,, e,'ps s,s. s1 rosss - ia for soe'os "a wer r,s
cshee, siori sah. Tanlanor, Brown Turts Island, 70
IT, T. ~ JOY y t1g, - Anleslo p.v frrn rAa.A.
ssasr a 'i Ea. I Al "s Wsss., @ a a. AZ ss ds s "
Notice TO Mariners.
sysrrGstmnnsr iiauT A. cara ~ ssoaar,
r'H Or''r's. ss,.s. ISSsTES,g SS ", "a
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snrriran Porfs.
.tEH ,ypris isy ss.,r 80. - sa,s :. xs,.., sg-.n
suaEtF~T0S Jnig gs-At X syAai o. scsr . TrMn.s,
wsps Nrsffas Nsfk H shaw M, Sam, Hassns rn1
tre T. alrhA sissfsa cArienss. sehr Lsse hsss. Boa
BsTuS Iuy y Ar steamers Aer.sn. cse~.L rhisssi.
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MnrInc Disasters.

PARs MnSH GoRpoS tBrl-Wrecking sioop Surprise arr
a. Nassau at 6:gPM July i5 having board aptan
Niron and two OF tho bark Minnie Gordon Of Pitou
from bo.ton Tor Havana, with cargo Of GIN shocks and
casks which got ashore at Gingerbfa al Ground al
the sh After losing masis deck load aud throwing
about 100 tons Of ice she Coated on with ths
OF wrecksr The captain had enged the services Of
s.eamug Relief for the purpose of towing his vessel