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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-02
DIED.

Ign Sunday night .315t ut, q 70 minutes
befors Y O'clock, Mrs. ELIZABETH HART,
consoz$ Of Mr, Johns!IIart, aged 70 years: : :
NJ The friends and acquaintances Of the fami-
y are Invited to attendfer funeral tomorrow
tsy eanes day as 10 q clock from the
resldencesof her husband, at the lower end OF
uDsuka.stgeat. --a.. ., JoSu !
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MAEREED.

&t.%3 - ~ - MAEBEED. 60 >E-t -
o oo7s 2a n sn6RR x R9 {o AZ eleR
HODGES al offstthis place. ~ 800. $50. r.
JAS EVERILL to Miss SARAH MARCH
"a, aaA OF Alexandria County. II re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-02

4. ROSE q co.
1ECTION s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81. KING STREET.
VIII give special attention to the sale OF 10y"
SES, LOTS. FARMS and STOCK, also, FUR
FUTURE Of persons decli:ing housekeeping,
and ali KINDS Of merchandise, either Oh the
premises CT a. their Auction Rooms.
- Cash advance: made ol consign1ncnts. -.
AUCTION SALES every evening Of general
merchandise " .- ..--< dec 29-tI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-02
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We, herewith, take pleasure to inform our
customers, and the public IN general, that we
have removed from No, 100 70 No: ~, King
street; between. Columbus and Alfred where we
offer our entire stock of BOOTS AND SHOES
from now until the first o. January, at a reduc
tion Of Is pei, CT, which Will give q chance TO
every one . secure good 5i fEEfTAe s CO..
10 DO King st., bet. Columbus and Alfred.
dec Gin
N-OTICE,-The contract heretofore entered
~ into By Fielding Lewis and Thomas 4.
Stilwell, under the Iirm Of Fielding Lewis s
Company is by mutual consent. this day caL-
celled and abrogated. And. By like mutual COZ
sent Of the parties, the partnership hereto-oz3
existing between Fielding Lewis s Thomas 3.
ing Lewis s Company, is this day dissolTec,
and all5debts contracted by the said firm are 10
be paid by the said Thoma: i. Stilwell. 2
/. > FIELDING LEWIS-
49,. III. -: THOs. Il. STILL WELL.
King George CO., Va, Dec. II: 1865.
dee l6-law2wr " -@-l
! End FOR SALE:-I offer for sale q farm
ofG'W Q HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES,
miles south Of Alexandria The land lies
beautifully with southern exposure, and is n
fine condition, as is evidenced By the growing
crops. The outside enclosure is IN tolerao?a
order. There. 5 young peach orchard II .lII
bearing, and other choice fruits. 49, .--a
Il may be divided into two farms, win
abundance Of wood and water on each, With
building sites unsurpassed bg any in Virginia
ter beauty Of scenery, I know Of 10 place
Offering greater i7ldUcaa1 ents IS :: dairy AID
market farm Or vineyard,
Terms accommodating. \ credit OF four
years from The ls1 Of March. 1883 may BE had
upon $1,000, Of the purchase money, interest
payabIsi Annually Fer further Information
apply 70 the subscriber, 10. - Washington
street, Alexant2;:-, Va.
dec I5-dts II. ). EElfPER5
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@ c. S Y 4 3 -
Z No. 26, North Royal street, +, ~.
constantly receiving fresh invoices OF GROCE-
RES, WINES, LIQUORS, and all. other
articles generally found in a first class GRO CE-
.RY and LIQUOR STORE, and will sell as low
as they can be bought in this market. sep l2-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
snain.
MILITARY REVOLT.

MADRID, June %.
Yesterday the 9Th Regiment Of Foot Artillery, and
regiment OF horse artillery royol.ed without their officers
Tie barracks they occupied however Teiaken By the
troops remaining faithful 10 The Government ana aeI az
obstinate resistance the rebels surrendered az discretion
Gen Naryaez slightly wounded The insurgents hal 20
guns and furnished to the popaioe who tire" no oi
Ic4des. Tho troops succeeded however IN uoDiH..l- .
movement and order IS completely iosored SA NUM-
Ied insurgents have been taken prisoners o,
Public order las lot Teen disturbed IN any other part oil TIC
peninsula. ,,, r.o Oh, ,ec,
Measures have been taken TO insure lac maintenance Of
pubic secuyin Catao1ia where some irsuicconary move
iuents are apIreheuded among the gurrsons 80
Public order has not been disturbed since yesterday CI-c
the apprehension Of further insnTeeion ~ attempts PEE
the provincial garIsous Marshal Concna has onmea he
mi taly command in Catalonia and Gen SefiaAo III AA1a
'-'''' BAacEloy, june -.
Some companies troops in tho garrison Corona foyod
roerv tr,r sgb,tern clecr and proceeded toward
lie frontier Tie troops remaining faithful - tue Govern
ment are marching to cut or iAeir Icrel Baeetna anu
'''l'OA'' az '''N4''' PARIS June %.
La France Of this evening state that Gen Prm arrested
yesterday It a!oane and recommended ID IhIi, ,.co
la France eontens I'll seram from B1yonne aee.rnng to
which FuaoIel OF Gc-eIa! Ffm 10 that town Las
HE P,sl positively tlat General Prn las coHe 10
Corona ID Catoll wAc.e he was expected by tie GARRISON
Tbe loTiss Telegram was received at tie Spanish I'm
PtGs june e5-The companies belonging to The Rcgl-
nent II Hayon VII ch Tcy.lc Saturday ~ GeFofa HAVING
PARcrIoXA, Jane 2i-Evcl,nr.
Tie soldiers WHO rev0ted Corona have taken ritc n
France 10 tie number Of ZOO They immcdilcy dis
crmed. and conveyed q Cclet.
Tranquility prevails throughout S0ain The superior Officers
Of tie reg ucns which reyOed lGd dld tier daiY
hraycly E,d and nine wounded ln eae Nor
n 20 induce tie troops 10 return 10 their aicg.uce Inc d.
sugeut rporas and sergeants WI. ue SHOT - day The
total uum1o OF He'd ard wounded at Madrid VS. iDo l'
MADRID, Jllc -5-Egcni1s.
The Ministry has asked Congress TO allow he guarantees
Afforded hy M Constitution be- ended Tor tI IA
olthe serious aspect OF ars This demand Vas referred o
COMMITTEE by IL lpTove. and 10 VII be discuss
TAnIs June o. ls66
According 90 tel gram from Madrid BIZ tc France 81 III,
evening" proclamation haI tccn issccl by ~ lIsha ohue
n which Dr. announces BIS leteru nafoa 90 repicss ~
- ~ @,,c,-t "A disnrbanco he telegram adis that
two generals died from tho wounds they IeceFeu
lighting ia Madrid. The insnreent sl4eil sIo'IIu '''-
Tyi0 % and the r0rliace " Iica IA Rtpabtca ~ $50
The 4rfnir Aefio al contains letr IRON II Dhieu me
offh which STAGES 40 prisoners were uade cung me
recent revolt s5 If vhom have already been slot IL adds
that tAe total ll,uter Of Allied reaches 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

rtsrepored ,o the papers here ha Austria Bavaria and
Wurtem6org have requested Baden 10 take no arms aiust
partition q he Grand Duchy As the Army Of Baden musies
only about 500 Infantry lrl0 cavalry. LOW tAH,4 "
M o9 D win reserve $500 Infantry 400 cav ny lhl
500 artillery and engineers with ID siege gum OF to
I'M he fed would hardly oompeasats 30 The southern icag
for the shock such threat would give to the puIio n"
The Of the general officers Who command me oTp
jc1 and recrito1 in The province Of Prussia proper y
under the command Of Gen Won Bonin the 20 or Crns
Corps, Of Gen. Schmii t1e 49, or he nresent
and the 4tb or Saxon have command al no Pi,enii
moment and are considered 10 be under ne m 49,
Of Prince Frederick Charles the h or fCh Won Mti1s
o tt ~ or Rhiaeiand is commanded by Gen Her
.tt @ D;,,ene,ld tho seems 10 be called unfortunately
HerwartI or Bened. The great body OF the cavlry IL
handed by Prince Angasto Of whtemberg.
ne destructive effects Of as yet confined 10 rail
ac ready been sacrificed. The wooden bridge the
e M Resa was burnt by the Saxons the night before tie
Russians entered Their iertoy the stone bridge Me's
was blown up by the Saxon army its retreat In Upper
Sesl The bridge Of Myowz has been blown up by the us
au and that Of Oderberg mined and ready TO be hred
The prlssan mt8ry authorities have taken care TO make
Inconvenience Of the present state Of Affairs sit as gy
possible the inhabitants Of the country In which their
troops are CHARTERED Passenger traffic the railways oil
Sqxouy resumed except where the broken bridge Of Resa
causes gap which is not yet closed Tcgrapnc messages
are received the Bureau and certainly delivered 10 the
neehborhood whether those England reach their desna
on certainly Is matter Of doubt Tor the lines ID hanover
are not supposed TO be IN working order.
The PHYSICIANS hare ban corsss gaessts o. me Srfo
struggle a n,i-a Tic organisation u hetT amy ssoos ttai
m rfyiufrf1rs harfeqccrly noted al the Ufs 81 modern
-ierce cnd oaraued cigi.a3n shict he contest bdn ht
Federqls aud CoHodera called INTO he sre' Of ra orders
and reports are longer conveyed tardy By camp
or orders they are flashed corps 20 corps along the
wires Of the telegraph FOR 20 each headquarters hed iee
graph Is attached which soon as headquarters are
established connects ahe temporary bureau of e che o Inc
staff with the nearest permanent telegraph station
We have this evening received Intelligence that c hdrt0r
B!cn has js.n occupied ~ M PrusH 8atoqi but We nave
still no authentic news Of the Hauoyciian army. -,
have Cd ed the coutugents Of MccAcnbure So~en
ana lurStrot1 THIS with the capture o. tie liano
vciin army Will place ucaTy al the fighting men 81 North
ON Germany the PTussan ranks LthcF sGc mas now
done rs best TO enter with strong as possi on
hp cauucgn the issue Of which must decide "heuel me
npremacy In Germany is 10 belong TO the Protestant ana
rra.r,,siye North or TO the Cath,lc aud CONSERVATIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
Commercial Intelligence.

The Times city article of Tuesday. June 10Th says:
Simultaneous with tho announcement of the first battle
vi the long dreaded war COnsols have experienced further
advance the other markets have supported
tie Improvement hut have exhibited increased hrmness
Consol closed at e.. sii
TIE suspension has been announced u MGrya,' Price
c.. private bankers total lab Titles about S2J0O00.
Massrs. Suead Co. of the ChcpsiOW Old Bank hays
pended; liabilities. S9.3,,
Consols s6ldS; French Rcntes 63i sc.
United States l5Q2n declined D.
Virginia Skies ,. Erie shares "a Minors Central a.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET june - and 26-Saes -: )oC
baes 600 speculation prices firm ut advance Of to-
T. -.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET JGre 26.--Whost and F.oag ad
vauced Sd. per GENITAL Indian Corn. % to 99.9
LONDOS CORN MARKET. Jlae 23.-Market advanced
further .. ON the week.
LNEErooL COTTON MARKET. june %. Evening saics
Monday aud Tuesday = 700 bales. including $50 bal,s
SPECTATORS aud exporters Tie market hIoyan. with an
advance OF ia ID. y 10. but closed with less irmness
TRADE kEPOgT.-Iho Manchester udrse. was quiet.
LIVERPOOL BGgADsTtfts MAkAGr--Fogr vas quiet bat
firm. Wheat firm. Core l'ss firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Beef frm arl upward
with advance If per Dbl Pork Grm and advanced
per DBL Bacon hrmer Lard very dill. Taow quiet aud
steady.
LryERrooL PRoDrcE MARKET-Ashes qg.et sugar quiet
and steady. Coiee quiet Rice quiet aud STEADY Lnseed
OIL inactive. Rosn duh Slirts rGrpcntiuo du. Petro
elm dull. with small sales. Reile! IlOa?l
LONDON June 26-Lvcnng closed al -6 deo, for
money.
AMrmcAN sTocKs-Unitcd States Fne.Tweniles Gia6ii.
Illinois Central 5iaHi, Eric Railroad, as0,si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
The Federal Army.

tie Min Correspondent o. Tie London Iimes
The strength which the Bund could call upon each
OF the States which have declared openly against
Prussia follows SGxoDy is bound 10 put into the fed
force Of u baalOIs Of infantry and q baalons OF Jagef
frming Infantry force Of ls over 1900 men besice
sguadrOns Of cavalry which number about 900 sabeTs with
S field guns field bridge trains. The total amount Of
held army about 10000 Besides tbs reserve
be found Of $50 infantry 900 caYely and 10 gunneTs
whole Of the Saxon contingent Is thus about 2eO
and may be safely calculated at the lowest as % 500
eombatants.
Tie detachment Of Hese Case consists Of six battaous Of
infantry Of the line and two baaOn Of rfemen forming
Infantry force Of little 700 cOmha'anisi its cavalry
consists Only eight squadrOns which barely muster loo
men y field guns light bridge aiD and The necessary mill
Qnpage only raise the total force o the hed OF
fbeD barely ECO soldiers while the woe OF t re
sfTNe is but 2 20 strong. 5000 -, l..
fetTy yslry, and "A guns field army with re-
serve Of - siege guns and about Z, 100 men.
The Bayaran army formed Army Corps Of tie Of
the efmanc Considerations its infantry consists Of is line
rements each Of three battaOns, aid six bataons OF
Jagers and musteTs the very lowest esleu uion t0O
fghnx men Its cavty consists Of si1 Curasser iegl
ents each squadrons with six Hight cavalry corps
of the strength and mustcI least 10000 sa0ers The
artillery brings IA into the field The whole held force
NAV be reckoned 90 oObatants which the reserves
raise 20 1000
Tie army of Hanover be reckoned 600 infantry
5000 cavay and 30 guns, and FORMS with IT'S reserves
tofal force p COO cOmbatans
Thus the declared allies Austria add about 1900 fight
ing aImy of the Empe but the PTussans conf
dent q better and superior glnzaon have 10 ar
fer The Ultimate result Of the contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
Prussia Rcorgnnizing Northern Germany.

Perrin Correspondence Of London lines
All Northern Germany being now placed under the
control Of this Government crcul mote has been addressed
o the states which voted for ta Frankfort nquung whether
bcy win lend helping hand in carrying through the Bsmark
uruog, of Federal Reform. As earnest ~ the GOOD IN
feuiior. they are tca called upon 90 place tLcr forces
rdr prussiln command recall their representatives, from the
Dict and dspaCh special cOmmissafie 90 Berlin 20 prepare
hc convention u common Parliament. 10 seems thai tuc
varions Piincipaies which tie summons las oeen v
rcced del giving definite answer I'll military e'cnIs iahc
more decided turn but unless Prussia is speedily Lnmbtu
ON the battlefield they VIII al be compelled 10 and
their ancient independence ut the disposal or t
Youngest and aspiring OF German PoNcf. WIN
Hanover Iloisiein SuNony aud Ucsc-t asset virtually
anncxed-with Coburc Odenburg. Anhcl Brunswick Wal
which have not vet declared for Prussia few and COM
paruvey speaking Insignificant that Their INDIGESTION can
not be Il long continuance Even now the Gatd DGAc II
Ncc nlurg SchWelln the only potentate Of ar Importance
who has not rendered his submission 10 Tie smA CON-
ns has Informed this that be will be happy 90
accord them support Of his troops IN tue present CAM
What be oh.c'7 20 is the entering into ans iIan DO t'
rarements m,re cspcc sly of palmucnttry tendency.
Hamburg Labeck steering Do the same course ea Z
the EmpefOIs be should De NcOious Inc
first battle the BOhemiln plains Wi DECIDE NE as 3D.
many other pelpeXug points. .
In the time Prussia Is striving o. ngIaiae leIsrI
with the subjects O. the defeated Soyelegus in Tie before
promises the HessaIs hot tie Constitution Which had been
violated hy hc Eector sla Dc 90 once restored
md Government the carried on IN accordance
with its legitimate rights In Hanover Tie troops are aici-
ming with tie peoy while al Lepc they have actually De
come the pets the Inhabitants and treated 10 ocoa4 oi
thin Saxon and end OF Gaze Whenever they lac 10
AK for Them 10 the conservative mind there IS something
melancholy IN this rapid oblivion Of former association
Kings John and George not week goue and yet scarcely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
GENERAL NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Ministerial Crisis.

THE RESIGNATION OF MINISTER'S ACCEPTED BY THE
oUEEN-MINIsTERIA STATEMENTS IN THE LORDS
AND THE COMMONS.
In the House Of Lords on Monday, June %, Lord
announced that consequence OF the hostile vote OF
the Commons that day week the Ministry had
felt be their duty to tender their designations but Her
Majesty baving invited them reconsider thei determination
they awaited the result Of interview with the Queen on
Tuesday before declaring their dfnitiVe resolution Under
he proposed adjournment until Tuesday
evening" which agreed TO.
Ia the House Of Commons the day Nh Gladstone
that he had received the Qleen permission 10 ac
quaint that the vote Of Monday week and the
debates which lad preceded H. Lord Russell nnd bis col engne
lad rendered 10 their resgnatons but Her Mes had
not advisable accept them without further con
onf The Queen was Low on her way Loadon and would
give Lord Russell cnd himself audience Tuesday uhder
until Tuesday evening ne House accordingly adjourned.
EARL RU,sElLs STATEMENT.
In the House o; Lords 1hursdly the 10Th Earl Russ"
stated that audience with which he had been honocd
morning Hes Mesiy the resignation Of the Ministry
crired ieuder Of resignation By the Government
GeGce Of the vote Of the House OF Commons on Monday
night Hes Majesty having requested that The resolve come TO
should Reconstructed but due explanation u the policy
aid the pledges given by the Government (Which the noble
Lord stated length and which was IN substance Identical
with the statement Mr. Gladstone IN tie Lower
llose). Her Majesty had consented to accept the ie'
complained that the which had been taken in opposition
70 tue bill VAS obstruction. and ~ violation oil Tue
the Reform fair and stragnOrwG ard spirit.
and expressed his regret that that Hedge had not been nd
bered to- lo hncd that the policy pursued by The opponents
the had been pursued under the direct personal
vice Of Lid DeToy himself He concluded WIN am expression
his hope that the 81 rf, and te cXtehslOn 81 The
suiage 10 the working classes would yet be adopted by
Parliament.
Tie Ta Of Derby expressed bis regret that be had been
compelled to break the silence which be had attended 10 have
preserved in consequence Of tie personal luson made to
him by the nolle Earl and defended the Which the
Conservative the House Il Commons had taken
bis suggestion lie agreed that change OF Government
the present unfortunate but tie AL Of tao Minis
try not tie fau Of those opposed TO them but their
lie had nj the beginning 4 the session said that unfair OPP
position should be offered moderate and meas
OF reform such the Conservative pnry cou accept
sol ment Of the question and that pledge had been kept
the letter and IN the spri and motion bad
been made bg member Of the Conservative party but all
such motions lad ON members Of the Mnisicll party
II the arrogant and dciGoro conduct 4 The Govern
which had brought them into their present DIN
Earl Granv T.. in reply. pointed that sevesl motions
Obstructive ~ leT character bad been moYed By Mr HuLi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
The Invasion of Bohemin.
Of The London Times.

Correspondence OF The London Tines
Berlin. June %.
The Austrian army having repeatedly crossed the
frontier without proceeding distance into the in
terror Gen Moltke has determined 70 take TIE INITIATIVE
and enemy in their quarters. By i rao
Int apparently intends disturb tho hostile forces
while vet feeling about FOR eligible point # attack ald PEI
haps engage outlying corps before has time 20 fan back
mon the main force Besides these secondary advantages
MS chief object naturally Is 10 transfer the war 70 foreign
TERRITORY and keep the banei desoaOn Of the battlefield
from his country he The chance OF success would be
materially enhanced the front of the invading army e
extended than It's right flank the hist army under tie
command Prince Frederick Charles az tA moment al
yancnc into Bohemia By Way Of /au IN Eastern Sa1ony
and Sedeberg Merkssa and Wigandstha IN the adjoining
district Of SoTA-W Western Slles1. south Of the lass
mentioned place. the Giant Mountains forming an
impossible well distance Of about 80 miles intervene be-
tween tic right and len tanks Of the aggressive forces and
Il is Only pass Of Landshut and in rs immediate lcaiy
that the Prince with the second or Sesdn army vi"
lind II feasible eject his entrance into the Austrian terri
tory From wing wing there IS distance Of nearly 100
miles drawback WHICH however, not without IFS peculiar
advantages Should Prince Frederick Charles get as m south
RecheDburg IurDau before coming up Wth the enemy
any Ausrans that may be disposed along TIE saxon frontier
viii nave they rua the fsk o. being cut
off from other and consider Die portion 81 trir
army known stationed aOug The Siesian border lbe
advance was be made simultaneously on Doth wings but
announced only % the FIRST or larger division
npder the command OF Prince Frederick Chcs The Whole
~ tbe Prussan army employed TILE hl1rdous uuefhhk
"a here estimated at $40 0O not nldDg noH'colbalans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09

new te 10 the confidence Of their party The perseverance
under many diicues the patience under many
tons and insults the phycfl endurance even Wblc III 1ld-
stone has shown the cordlc 81 fe measures o. ls pV
ou mi similar ouatles Dr. Lord John Russell 10 1881 am
1892 without tie loyel support oil Gle head 81 the ''sI
Iis nowors insufficient f,r tue trying work Which he
has had TO discharge As to Lord John husscl
himself wtom his enemies have fir n ,l9l.n !ctI'
ynlv ted TO tho political extinction which has not be-
fallen him has dlsIyed in his ola age some Of me ot
qualities youth N not IN the moment passing tne
first Reform that be really most glorious. Tho patient
persistent and seemingly unsuccessful abo OF dozen years
constitute real us the gratitude his hloW country
men, whether il viii be given lin TO enlarge once
moro the liberties Of Enflnd would be yam 10 pfediet
nt Ibis is certain that for fourteen years be has done more
than any other atesman 10 promote tie cause OF he1Ii
and that when the tine o It's triumph comes though ile re-
ward may he given to Others the merit VIII beOhs 70 Aoe
more tnnn O Lord Enssel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-09
Latest Ship News.

sR2fNEn........ srSnAT, = y 2
sta1s Up saaoni4 Nitr Its lisulnfs Je a nih t''
champion -.ti, Win irae IN 90 pas in .l
hall' 90. Paasd ne p Do r.. North SOL bsrUsn bars iG
r bound - rusd ln =. Aa steamship batc' Jay d
lat. A g. ions % u -. Bah =. =. Rust
stenrsl Ft4nnia l laird Glasgow June 70 with nd'e and
as Pass ta Francis Nr)'nslf
Steamship Famsrau Alexander savannth luy win adse ana
pass 20 Livingston Jry lH nrs y = yari ssw
steamship hence havpai 'h int GO niles y a
Steamship Wmsa,a BEDFORD Springer with mdse tnd pas
steair,lp san-o 4 d. Smith or,yown tSic July with
udse. anI sU- pass y. .l. : :. Co.
steamshp n uobaf Newbsu NC CO hours with mdse srd
baK Csrio,ta Wkn, Remedies days with to Desi q
Bliss -.,
TO II. T.. parmlfe Bros n d, l.. ..t
B'R J. IL McL-u of Ess,por.l Corning, Cow Bay d'y'.
with eos. 20 Beet, Son 4 -. 49, 3, n =,
Biz Bscheor ,f II Andrews. y b. Mirr Auaso. ? r. u
molisses. John Boyutons son Go.
Brig Helen Iayor "ibsa u d1Ns Win sugar and n'sss. "
NJ r. Greene tnlile
sehg Granite state Hal e,i Boston. 49, days with md,e.
schr George ". Whistler, Albany fr Boston
BELOW.
Bark Adelaide, fom Cow Bey. ~
July (9s0a "a p g. long sj D. the steamship snaEo
de Cuba orr port British brig Cyclone % day
Chitepec New distress leaking 30 strokes sfd
short Il provisions. The 5 de c. supplied hen wants
MEMORANDA.
The bark Chstuoca at Havana Juue a. waiting 70 load wa
for New FORK. -
June 90 IN 20 a. long A 40 bark Ovocl bound F.
on Cane Nicholas Mole, brig Eas