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A CARPET SWEEPING MACHINE, BY
LA taking up the dust as asst as f. sweeps does not
grind 1t into the carpet like broom IL therefore saves
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. 1886 eight Thirty-fve) MARKET St, below Ninth
HNHE TIGHTEST KIND OF A SQUEEZE
i is given without injury TO the clothing by those
labor time and clothes saving affairs called Patent
Clothes WringiDg Machines Several OF the most ap-
TRUMAN u SHAW,
No. sS5 Eight Thrty-nyel MARkET ST., below Ninth.
TT SEVEN PERSONS SIT DOWN To
i shell Peas or Beans, you, with one of the Patent
Smelling Machlnes can de as much and well ali of
them They cost from s3 TO s6 each. A liberal dis
count to dealers by the manufac tuEer's Agents,
No ss6 CEIght Thirty-Ayel MARKET ST.. below Sintb.
TORD MS ONIO AL e.
eJ JORDAN's TONIC ALE.
JOhDAN'S TONIC ALE.
e., JORDAN TONIC ALE.
IL Is recommended by physoi0ns OF this and other
places superior tonic, and requires but trial to
convince the most skepdcal Of It's great merit To be
had, WhOlesalo and retail, OF p. LJoRDAN,
Champagne Cider, BY the dozen, bottled, or by the
barrel -. HAS
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING.-Fanny Ann
Noln, alias Fanny Smith, lived with Mrs CayaIo,
at NO. l42 South Eighth street. Yesterday alter.
noon % Othcer Baymore arrested Fanny for stealing
hearing this afternoon at the Central Station.
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THIEF PURSUED AND CAUGHT-A man
named Henry WlsonI hired himself out to farmer
near Paoh recently and IN the absence of his employer
CITY. Ihe farmer, on returning home, mounted his
horse and started at full speed in pursuit Wilson
was CAPTURED In the Twenty fourth Ward and taken
before ALDERMAN Wnrren. who committed him
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HALIFAX July 2, 2'3O P. h.-The a eamship
CVoa has arrived with Liverpool az, ices of
June 23, via Queenstown June "a. Hca dates
are three days later No collision of On " inn
portonce has occurred between the bellige7 ents.
The PrusSiads have entered Austrian SIl sia.
The Austriansstlll show signs of great war; ike
activity.
The Italian army crossed the Minci0 on sthe
23d Of June unopposed.
Commercial Intelligence.
L1yERPooL, june % Sales Of Cotton. sor N
week, 4oCCO bales, the market ruling duil, with q
fs; dScnne OF tgId on American; Biddfns' Tieaus.
closing 6rmer Breads.u6s firm and edt yal sclug-
Provisions fiji mer.
LONDON, june 2S-Consols, s5Ea8e for rluo,ney;-'
UnitCd State 520c, C52966 ILLINOIS Centt6p, 76fag
763; EIe. 41dA1I
f870,000.
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WASHINGTON, July2.
Tine FOrney Letter.
Considerable talk has been created here to-day by
the publication, in a morning paper, of letter writ.
ten by Hon. John W. Forney to President johnson
on January 2, 1856, asking forthe appointment of
New York Democrat to the Coectorship of New
York City. The name of the party for whom the
Office asked does not appear in the letter as pub
ished, but it is understood to have been Henry j.
Sebbins, Member Of the Thirty.eighth Congress
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIo.-As several statements
have been published in the city papers regarding a
26th, the Florence Sewing Machine agents deem it
due to the public as well as themselves to publish
the following report of the judges:-
The undersigned committee appointed as Judges
OF the relative merits OF the "WILLoox GIBBS"
and the "FLoRENoE" Sewing Machines, would
make the following short statement OF faets:-
The parties met according to appointment on
Tuesday afternoon, June 26, 1866. at hline's Hall.
The WILCOX GIBBS claimed as the party chal.
lenRed, 'the choice Of weapons and mOduS OperGndV
their language), had paper drawn up as how the
test ought to be conducted etc.
All the conditions were accepted by the "FLo.
RENCE' with the exception OF two, to which the
committee objected
edly offered test OF the machines upon all and every
point the "WILLCox GIBBS" would prefer, to
which the latter would not agree.
In consequence of this disagreement neither of
the machines could be opera ed b tor at test when the
& GIBBS" was anxious to evade trial.
". d BIUMER.
ALLENTOWN, June 28 1866.
In publishing the above card we disclaim all
idea OF victory, as WE do not place the Florence
in competition with any of the single-thread
fraternity. But since the agent of the Wilcox
Gibbs Company has seen fit TO publish state
with fac{s we think it Is but Justice to our agent
with whom the controversy has Deen to publish the
above, and also the following correction" by the
EGpiaRatorg The following extract from the
minutes Of the sewing machine con n'est published
in yesterdays NelCs not receiving the approval of
some of the judges it Is era ed from the recOrd:-
The Florence side refused to practically test the
different points of the machines, but as 1t appeared,
wanted only TO try the machine"
have no interest In the dispute and desi -ed
put to give what thought was faithful record OF
The proceedings.
r @. ErTINeER, Secretary,
hEooNsTRUoTIoN OF THE UNION is the desire OF
every American Reconstruction of the system
when run down" is the prime necessity of every
one. How the Constitution of the United States
may be restored is debatable question, even with
wise and good men-but there is question that the
| enieebied human constitution may be restored by
| the use of MARSDEN'S CALLSAY IA lFONTC.
Depot No. 4S7 BrOadaOay, Ne.o York. For sale by
oil druggists.
II GRANDMOTHKBiB GINaERBRNAD- - Exoallant
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THROWN FROM CART.-Tbis mornIno
about 10 O'Clock, a man named James Moran while
driving horse and coal cart, at Seventh and
Girard avenue, was thrown from his seat by the
horse suddenly turning out of the track and badly
injured about the head and breast. He was CON
Veyed to his residence, No 100 Brown street
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g HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL UNION

E-eY HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL UNIUN
w. CLUB No. l105 CHESNUT Street ~
M, ,., PHILADfLPHIA July 2, 1895.
Golors with 100 guns the mornng of the ROT nth Of
july anG by order OF General Hancock the bater VIII
pe PLACED % Penn Square and execute order Txy
o'clock and the salute by halt minu % gIas at 'cltck
ne Battery viii be served by a detachment vi Uni ted
states Marines, under the immediate Command of Major
h9mas Z. Field. The United States Marin es, ever
anxious TO do their whole duty, will in this Instance,
under their gal ant commanding officer IL Is port
perform 1t with more than usual pleasure; md the
service Is gratefully acknowledged
o. JOHN e. ADDICl Ks.
I2N Chair 1sn.
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sIM1LIA sIM1LIBUs CURAETO1H
HUmPHREYS,
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

HAVE PROVED, From TIE MOST AMPLE
- experience, an entire success; Simple-Prompt-
Ehicent, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly adapted TO popular useso simple that mis-.
akes cannot De made in using them so harmless as
ODe iree rom lnngcr and so efficient to be always
reliaDle They have raised the highest commen,iation
rom oil, and will always render satisfaction.
Nos CAN'T,
Cures Fevers, Congestion, Inaammhtions rs
worms, Worm-Fever WOrm-C Collie rs
Crying-CJiic Tecthlng Of infants 25
Dlarrh1R Of children or adults. 80. 25
Dysentery. Gripping Bilious Collie. 25
p ChOiera-M orbus, Vomiting. 25
q coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. IS
Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache.. b. 25
~, Headaches, Sfck-Headache, Vertigo 25
~ dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach ....... 20
IL suppressed, painful Periods. -. 2B
ta " NhlteS, too pruilse Periods ....... 25
~ Group, Cough, difficult Breathing. .. 26
if {. SAT- Aheum, EYsipelas, EruptioHs 20
10 KheumaIisn, Rheumatic Pains. 25
~, EeVef ~ Ague, ChA Fever, Agues 30
~ Puesy blind or bleeding ............. 80
10 a OPntDaImy, and eor weak Eyes so
ooo' a Natarrns acute or chroaic, influenza so
a. I, MnOOplng-COugh,Ye ,YeentCOughs 80
~ Asthmas oppressed Breathing ...... so
&C. :, Ear discharges, impaired Hearing 90
90 4. ScrOhuiaS enlarged Glands, Swengs so
-, General Debility, Physical Weakness 80
90 :, DrOpsy, and scanty Secretons. 80
20 " Sea.SlckRess, sickness from riding 80
a. a Aldney-Disease, Gravel. 49,. 80
70 Nervous Debility, SeIsinaI
emissions, involuntary Dis
%, Sore Mouth, Canker. 80
~ Urinary weakness, wetting bed. so
81 Painful Periods, with Spasnis. =. 80
o. Sunertngs at change of life........1O0
g. Epilepsy, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance. 100
o. DtPhtheria, liberated Sore Throat. 80
FAMILY CASES.
70 large yais morocco case and book complete $40 90
~ large vials, In morocco, and book .i 8 90
30 large walls, plain case, and book.,,., s 90
10 Doxes (NOs TO l5) and beck ........... 800
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases 10 vials, with book. .......$1O 90
Single vials, with directions .... 90
bB These Remedies, by the case or single bex
are sent 10 anypart OF the country by Mail Express
nee oil charge on receipt of the puice. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY
Office and Depot, No 562 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHEBIs is consulted daily at his Office
personally or by letter, above, for all forms OF
disease.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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FINE ARTs.-The dosing sale or oil paintings
crystal medallions, ett, takes pace this evening a
Scotts Art Gallery, M, 1920 Chestnut street, at eigh
O'Clock. ~
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Three Days Later frOM Europe.
--~~~~N~>~~~~O~~~~~~~~So~~~~.~
STEAMSHIP CUBA" AT HALIFAX.
--~~~~~~DVN>>>->S>>co~~Oo~~-~o
The Italian Army Crosses the
Mincio without Opposition
The Cotton Market Dull
and Declining.

EtS'T Eto.' Htc.. Etc, Et0.s ETC., Asts:
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINEs-The Homnopathic
system OF medical practice has become one of the
nxed institutions of American society 1t eau
hardly any longer be considered an experiment Dr
Humphreys, whose advertisement appears i'm our
his attention to the preparation of specifics for lhe
various Ills which flesh is heir to- ana is placing
the m IN The reach of all who may wish to test their
virtues Dunkirk Journal Depot No. 562 Broad
way, N. Y. Ia ~ ~
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GRANDMOrHER's GHaERBREAD. - Excellent
Buy II Of G.. Byron Morse, No. 004 Arch street.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Stich Sewing Machines. No 72C
Chestnut street.
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PURE GINGER Con FECTIoNs-AdInirablya adanted
to the summer season -
STEPHEN It, WHITMAN,
LII Manufacturer,
|N No 1910 Market street
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HATS AND CAPS.

wv MCCALLA'S NEW HAT STORE, Ny9-
VsS CHEsNUT etreet-EveIy hat has the lew :
est price marked Ii in plain figures Call and exa-
mine the immense stook and get bargain
wv STRAW HATS AND SUMMER HATS.
Ay-riye thousand OF the newest style Hats, at
prices 70 per cent less than elsewheIe MCOALLhR
NEW HAT STORE. NoS 8IS CHESNUT Street third
door above New Bulletin ONCE '' '
MI SIhaW ahIS RETAlLED AT WHOLE
Gysale prices Biggest ssortment in ,ths town sA
hoCALLA'S NEW HAT STORE, No SIS CHEs NiyT
street Every article has price marked omit In pisin
nv STRAW AND S UMMER HATS
Biggest stock; biggest variety, and lowest prioaa
6lS CHESNUT Street, third door above New BuiletsS
article
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MIR CONRAD i. CLoTHIER. Esq the we-known
RoIe and Cordage Manufacturer, No 90 ~ Water
street begs leave I inform the public that after
having tried every hing, he was com pletey and
DR.. Filters Rheum ltie Remedy. See adverti.e-
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A LITTLE JoKER.-Cockey Maynes who
has a most unsavory reputation among the police,
because OF his attempts TO enter the houses
of quiet citizens during the small hours OF the night,
is now boarding at the Moyamensing House at the
expense of the county. On Saturday, however, he
concluded to remove to more expensive and more
commodloUs quarters. Watching his opportunity,
he slipped from his cell, and by the time the keeper
turned about he found him en- stable loft inside the
enclosure. The keeper was so unktnd as to point
loaded revolver at the head OF Cockey, whereupOn
COckey cried out, in the language Of the celebrated
coon VINO had been treed by Captain ScoH;-'Don't
shoot; Pm coming dOwnr And down he came, de-
carinR that he meant the whole thing for a joke
that he had found the atmosphere in his cell rather
insalubrious, and thought change of air would do
him good. Having no hope OF persuading the Keeper
to take similar view OF the matter, he had 6 M
cluded 10 take the airing on his own responsibility.
The result was amentable one as far as Cockey
Maynes was concerned lie was conducted into the
cell lately tenanted by Anton Probst, and fastened
10 the floor by the same chain that hRd been used to
restrict the motions of that wretched creature. As
soon as the present occupant OF the "Mnrderers 9
the prison discipline he viii be transferred to less
ignOminious quarters.
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A CONSTABLE IN TRoUBLE.-Professor
William Wagner the founder OF the well.known
wagner Free Institute of Science" a venerable
gentleman OF nearly threescore years and ten mas
been forced to come into Court TO protect himself
from persecution by the officers of the law Pro-
lessor Wagner resides in the rural section OF the
Twentieth Ward In the ncighborhood resides a
man who owns horse, which latter animal is suf.
Tered to run at large, and has of late caused great
annoyance TO the Professor bv breaking into his
1nclos1re. To rid himself of the nuisance Pro.
lessor Wagner at last locked up the migratory beast
and advertised for the owner to come forward, pay
charge, and take him away.
The owner beng considerably excited over this
summary procedure, despatched q colored girl
living servant IN his family, to the office of AL
derman Fitch before whom she preferred against
the Professor charge of "sus cion OF the larceny
OF horse" warrant for the arrest OF the Pro-
lessor was thereupon placed in the hands of Con-
stable Griffith by whom it was ,erved and executed,
lhfs latter Official in performing his duty Is said to
have treated his prisoner in a shameful manner,
tearing his coat and dragging him like O common
felon INTO the presence OF the magIstrate Although
possessed OF ample means an opportunity to send
for bail was denied HIM, and he was thrust uncere-
moniously into one of the station House cells.
On Satu day, Professor Wagner caused the arrest
OF the principal parties to the proceeding, and had
them brought be ore Recorder Eneu, when the
above state of facts was elected on examination.
The affair appeared to be of so grave character
that the Recorder resolved his decision until to-day
Alderman Fitch was this morning discharged, but
the constable, Griffith was held in $1,000 bail to
swer for excess of zeal in the discharge of his
Ofic al duties
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ARRIVED FROM NEW ORLEANS .-Yester-
day the steamship Star Ofhe Union, Blanchard, COM
mander, from New Orleans June Oath, arrived with
passengers and a full cargo OF cotton to the fha'
delphia and Southern Mail Steamship Company. On
june 26th, at 8 30 A M, Tortugas bearing 5. 4, by
f. 65 miles passed steamer Fuaq Staeg, for New
Orleans. On June 9th, at $50 A, NJ 90 miles north
of SombrerO, passed steamship Raleigh. for New
Orleans We are indebted to Purser Hawley for late
files of the New Orleans papers. The following is
list of her passengers Mrs McAu and daughter,
B. Plaet and lady, }. H. Markham, O., Pierce, Miss
Pierce, Mrs F. Gillen, Mrs. Taylor and chlld, MIS-
Fuller, Miss L hawthorn, Mrs. A. MaeR16erts w
M Webster, Mrs Wilson and two children, Mrs
Patterson, Captain DOYLE, Cap ain Whittenbnry, D.
H. Chapman, L G. de Plsle and lady, /. y. Walker
and lady, p. II Byrne and lady, Mrs. II. M. Pasteur
fWo children and servant, Mrs J, A. Douglass four
ch ljrpn and servant, Charles M. Webb, Captain H.
W Foster, }. Haf, William Roberts, Towdy Flick,
Louis Tyler, John Cummings, Mr. Raymond, Captain
Byrnes, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Long Eve children and
Servant. Miss Newton, Mrs Glennon and niece, Mrs.
M. Mahnken, Mrs. j. s. Macdonald and child, Mrs.
s. Arial child and servant, Miss NJ Fellows, Miss
Swain. A. Baldwin LADY and servant A. W. Clegg,
T. II Rodgers, Mrs s. Ii, Wood, g. W. Wood, Miss
Ed wards, Miss M. Cooley, j. c. Van Wckle and
servant, LOUIS Dunning, Mrs Dunnlng and servant,
Miss Dunning, j. ElchelbaIger, N. BlackinglOn,
Charles Reed, j. W. Reeve, r. W. Brambal, 5.
Palmer, r. Holmes, james Kellogg.
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CIT Y INTELLIGEN CE
[For Addttional Local Nerns See Tnird Paae.l

How A FIRE OCCU2RED.-About 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning fire occurred at the southwest
corner of Spruce and Dean streets under the fol.
ice cream saloon and dwelling, and Mr. McNabb
the proprietor, had sold out to Symonlty G. Dexter
and thev took possession Satul day evening
black bov named Elias Sanders was handed
over to the new occupants a part of the es a.
bishment as II were. In The third story room
which Is used for storing clockery bed had beer
nxed for the boy to sleep on but he was strictly
epJoined not to take a hight to bed with him
1t appears that sanders people belong to Chester,
and he had been invited 10 quarterly meeting there
and was to have left the city at O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. The boy had purchased some new
clothing on Saturday evening 20 wear on his
TRIP and being very anxious to how
they looked on HIM, he went out and bought can
ole ON the sly and took IL up to his room, here he
light II and proceeded to try on the clothes
After admiring himself awhile ne laid out the arti
cles OF apparel he IL tended TO take Chester his
watch, lewelry, etc and made preparations to
retire to bed.
He took the candle, which he had stood on end
between two plates, and laid it down on the shelf
after owing 1T out. He placed it in such manner,
how ever, thai an unseen spark fell directly into
drawer which contained his clothing and vaiuabes
and slow, smoulterin fire was the consequence
Alter being in bed about three hours Sanders
W. ke up with a sufoca'ing feel ng, and found the
room tull OF smoke, and further examination
showed that the contents of the drawer containing
his highly priced clothes and other articles were
entirely DESTROYED. The fire had also extended to
The bed where he slept, and had he not awakened at
the time he did he would in all probability have
been burned to death.
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"lubricative packing for steam engines-for terms
see 723 chesnut St, phIa. and 26 dey st new work
COMPOUND INTEREST u,,, . no,
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No 90 S Third ST
1881 COUPONS, DUE JULY LIST,
and
Compound Interest Notes,
Wanted by
DREXEL So Co.,
No "a S. Third street.
POPULAR TAILoRING.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK,
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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CRYSTAL MINT )RoPs-At this season of the
year and particular Y tor tourists these CONNECTIONS
should not be overlooked They are calcu lated to
prevent arrangements of the system caused by heat
and sudden changes of the weather
STEPHEN f. WHITMAN
Manufacturer,
No. 1910 Market street
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GTEIGLEDER, TROUT, VOIGT q co.,
- beg most respectfully TO call the attention OF the
public at large to their newly Patent
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LYONS KATHAI ioN.--Lhis Is tie Hair dressing of
the Re. IL ls pretty, cheap, and durable
1t eradicates scuIt and dandruff
1t Keeps the head cool and clean.
Ii makes the hair rich, s5ft, and glossy.
IL prevents hair urning grey and falling of
1t restores hair u ION prematUrelv bald heads
NO wonder hat is literally sold by the carload
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EXCURSIONS.

ITO URTH OF JULY EXCURSION
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS,
From Philadelphia to Bethlehem, Doylestown Easton
Allentown, Mauch Chunk, and Wikesbarre, will be
issued reduced rates, from the Ticket Offices on
Third street, above Thompson, and Berks and
American streets, the Sd and 4th OF july good to
return until the evening of July 5th.
No Excursion Tickets sold on the cars.
63OSt ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. M.
rho Forney Letter,

TsPECIAL DRsPAroHEs EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WAsuTNaroN Jnlvo
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANC1SCo-Sld I'd inst, ship Imperial
Hutchins, Kodiak.
-. JASS,KsoNyLLLE-Ar LIST inst, brig Pedro, Wal
cs sAwANNAHcld 2ad, brig Ida Ray Suits
n0 MlMRs Ss;an 18th, sch Fanny Heating
pd E;i6H MO 2sth, sch Messenger Holden
GEoRGETowN-Cd 2cth. brig Kennehec a,hsr-
BALTlMoRE-cIda ith sch Express Brown s,r
Boston. ~ Piess' oro"n' ior
Below. brig E P SWEET
CID 10Th, brig Prentiss Hobbs, Morton, for Ports.
Ar oath, brig Anna III Knight. KNIGHT pos.,.,
abby Watson, Watson, do; sch Danl Pferson. Pier
son, st George; Abbe, LoTing, Boston.
p pa Sz,, brlg Anna d Torrey, from Nevassa:
Oiu zitn, ship Bazaar, Stinson Philadelphia; BRIG
R Rc. omond, Conant and Nigretta, Showers, fol
,,i ptHsi1LA4 a, 25th sch Camilla, Hur
Omaha, Robinson. New York.
p IA Sauh' origS scotland, Rose, Boston; Omaha
Ar 9th, barque Eva H Fisk, Cleaves. sauua. brirs
Matilda Mat Anderson, st Martins; Neptune. Clark
Cid 9th, brigs Mary Roosevelt Farnsvor,,, e,-
Bath; Sarah Peters, Wallace, Boston; Crcass,a ,Di
NEW YORK-.Ar eth, briggs Montrose, Peterson
Ponce; Renshaw, Smith, New Haven; sch Rachel
Beals, Anderson, Calais.
Ar 29th, ships Am Union Moore, Havre; VIM Tan
scott, Bell, Liverpool; sch G BuHker, Ellis, Para
CID 2sth, barque Ellen Dyer, Gapp, Cadiz; sci
Abbe Bradford Freeman, Elzabethport.
NEW LOND0N-Ar 9th, brig JAS Dabis, Staples
bangor for AIyn's Point; schs Hudson, Warren, do
oS s1m Haskell, do for New York.
Cala n;so.VliD.ENCE-Ar 2sth, schs Mora, Chadwick
Sd z1tl Heath, Williams, Bangor.
KATE Stnd sens Constitution, Sulith, Wilmington
Calais. AorA, Oanary, Ihomisoh, ioi
Philadelphia. ''n MARY fieCcher, Tracy
Sid 26th, sch Ontario, veniI. ca,a;s
Bangor. S Il Fearson, VeaZle
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 2sth, sbi,,
Dearborn, Philadelphia. p A~chard ii ELY
HOLMES HOLE = Ar 9th, schs Ftb.n An,
Blake Portland for Philadelphia, Kenns%nsn Aiieh
ell Elizabethport for Bail Tilt, Clark Easi,nar M
rhnadelphia; Honest Abe, Conary, Provnceteor,UI,
Tor do; William Arthur Richards Portland tor New
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EXPORTS.

Per barque Sarah Ha6art, for Buenos Ayres-
2,o,956 It sawed lumber. $4,000 shingles, 627 doz
shoveis, 90 cases tools, 10000 gals kerosene OIL
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Chicago Market.

Flour quiet and Is a zoe lower Wheat quiet and
a 81 for No. 2. Corn declined Jc and closing ac-
tive at 81 q b24c for No. l. and a. a so for No q
Oats quiet at e for No. and 23t a PAT for No. g.
Provisions dull. High Wines nominal at % for
bonied and % for free. Freights duh and declined
Receipts-5,00O bbs. flour, 81 900 bush wheat S21.-
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