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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
McInall's \ W bulletin.

SYRUP of MlPopnosrnITtS, OF LIME IRON, 80
- DA AND POTASH. This preparation contains the
iypophorphitet with slight excess .he Hypophos-
phoruE acid is agreeable Of adm niserinR the
Hypophosphites class Of ttmrda which have ed oil
great value In cases OF pulmonary character general
debility and enhcian IrrrAre aud solo at reasonable
prices Edw Melnnll Chemist sLd Ar"ht cary, ia Mar
Syrup of the Ph1sphhteE-Ibihls putrvetenie and 10
seful TO bnid ny the SYSTEM which to oonsump
lives. For sale by Edward McInal Chemist aud Apoth
Tar, Inc aud NsrtbAl hAv- prescription of Tar,
nr ard Napha which has heeu ordered by one oil our
shtu! Physicians have great domrnd IRON the cities
Washing toe and Baltimore, and ti9vAuabs In cases
| OF ~ aipent consumption.
Patent Family MedeitSt-- AYst'r Cherry PectorAl
and Pills Lxpec'ornnt nId hllof IHynes other
medicines Also swain PnnpceH avery other patent
medicine that Ia sold OF whiea coed for
whft they a,s and soe u Ihfm r"od for
Ho ior the Gold Mines Ever body that has been 60
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years now End themselves AZ the acid roRiOns oef
has been reasonable that they ind themselves good
| o. psrior incidence,
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
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Burn preventive OF BAldntrs
London HIr Color hsstorsr aud Drossiag.
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To- original oulor without the application OF mineral
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81 Will uurY nil dirasses Of the scalp,
READ IHts IER7IFlcA1B.
an hApPy T. add my Testimony to the great value
u LoD1 IN Rtr C'loI nrStorer, which restored NY
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r'' q ~ wts's ) gray ~noa ieouiu"nced 50
MRS. MILLER,
Nc $50 'rth Ninth 81, oil, Phils.
tI'te f5csus per brittle; toItles a. s. sHd by
IN swASNE son, so North t,H Stsest, Phih
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Rev Castle County Mutual losus1nA =

new uastl6 Codnty Mutual lnsufanA B
COMPANY.
oFFtc "wihMiNGTON INSTITUTE"
Corner Eighth md DIarke sts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Iateresi sn Premium Notes X edueedts sverrs,
tNHk Prinepaio Mutual Insurance. 10 believed to b,
the safest and experience, 90 far has proved 70 b.
he cheapest means OF Insurance loss By
although thi insttutvn has been but twelve years IL "a
steuce the list OF insurers will coupare tsvorAby with
any other ar Losses by during that although
notfsw hav bee. rcnpui paid, all who have beer
insured In tins u and have had the misfortune b
burned CUT an A.est rhs object has bs9p 70 SECURE
in.ured without 10 issssins the u
ability Of sinking the Cash Capitslin of heavy dis
astetsduring the year ,
Wii%iSst9u city,-wiiiis% Candy, asafse IiohAsS
Cls,oegte suySs IohS C9ehylq, Edward T. Bsilab
Brsndywine ad.-Edwsrd Srins y .oissa Elliot,
0hristiana Hd.-Jamea Riddle.
New CASTLE Hd.-John 9uyer,
White Clay Greek Id Abraham P. shannon.
WILLIAM CANBY, President
a q. SsitH, Secretary Aud Treasurer
tD-o CO hours from y to I, and from 9toA
ian " Nv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

FOR SALE.
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AJtNhLs and Building Lime, at the lowest price.-
Delivered promptly By Vessel load or by
Hall Road. Wood taken In exchange,
EAAl Cumberland and Broad Top BituIui uou,
Wv N IL Goal, for Steam and Black smitbipn nv
VesseI or by the bushel ~
COAL From the hehigh, Locust Mountain and
AVAIL Celebrated Baltimore Cos. tnines
SAND rA'''r' best s.,.,o,..,...,
NcNlLl> j kosedale Cement an Plaster
AND ofthe best quality, freAh from,
pI A &T'EI| the Works AtJ ersey CITY 'A'
WOOD. PrHE. oAA AND ,..
TO CHARTER, rive COOP sLoOps on Oh. mo.t
rsarop alb terms
The above oan bs had at
D P.NEWLINs,
wood Goal and Lime Yard, ioot Of ing st.,
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
CHEMICAL COMPOST.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. ~. hi 4

tic particularly adapted for tho
OF trees, fruits Lawns Ard ho~ara 1t will promote
% largely incr aae th. qnsnty and perfect the ma
pAnt send howerst will he f.und Indispensable
ticie totecnre their perfection 1t will prevent
and cure hseased condition. Of the peach ard Craps
and 10 excellent for grass and Iawns.
It's composed of such elements as IL make II adapt
soils. -
The formula or method of oombinina it's oor stiueat
fertiri ingredients have reserved the highest ap
proval OF eminent che gIstH and scien ihic Asrcul-
turists.
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REMOVAL.
LEATH EtES.
HENRY 8. McCOMRS

SHyiLL eontInu the of all kind ofsAr3
w Eafor sbosrnakors, saddlers and Isnufseturerr
Aleo VII keep on hand Apd make to order
LEATHER HOSE OF ALL slZESt
And Patent Stretched whole Hide and Side
LEATHER Betting,
single and double thickness plain water
ted, and warranted psriof article. nordsrg will
hsd the tire satisfaction ths purchaser, and
lowest market priees, At the old ta South FreE
iuIySu II, g. NnCONln
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S HlPPIN G NE w S.
PORT or NEW YORK. JULY u, 1856
Arrived.

Steamship city Of Limerick ,Br lPhnp. Liverpool July
I! with mdse and 5li passengers TO John Dale 1ith inst
lat 81 10 Ion 20 o. passed bark rgged steamer
4h lat ~ 3 Ion ~ a. steamship city OF Boston,
Liverpool.
Steamship Malta fBr), Maeaulay, Liverpool July and
Queenstown lth with mGse and ~ passengers g Gu
nafd July 10 exchanged signals with lnnan steamer
steamship city Of Cork, bound II.
mdse and passengers TO II " Cromwell A Co.
steamship Marirosa, Quick, New orleans, July H. with
mdse and passengers 10 James Raynor
Steamship Virgin, Ccnaa New Orleans July H. Charles.
ton 10Th wheru she put In short OF eua with and
hides. to James Raynor,
Steamship Flanbeau, Alexander. Savannah, 62 hours
with mdsc and passengers, to Livingston, Fox 4 Co.
Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah GO hours, with mde
and passengers 10 Murray Ferris Go. July 20 at Pm,
~ miles south Of Lookout shoals Gteamahp Eagle,
hepee for Havana 2ia Go miles north Of Haora schr
Light Boat, bound y
Steamship Emily Sender. Lockwood Charleston ID
hours with mdsc aud Passengers Livingston, Fnr 90.
Steamship III Cid, Hobart, Newbern, Nc, dpys, with
mdEe, & Gl;oodspeed
Bark w Rich fof St0cttonl Panno Cow Bay ~ days,
with coal, TO Thaycr d Sargent.
Bark Chiffon, stafford. Cow Bay, IA days with coal q
master.
srig Asren (Br Stuart Cow Bay 10 days with coai TO II
DcWot & CO.
sehr u II Sawyer, Soper, Virginia.
schr Grecan Stratton, Franklin, days.
scAr Kate Walker, --. Bangor.
steamer Wansrtta, Springer, New Bedford.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, July q, lsee

SUNDAY, July "a, 1850.
fhere partial subsistence last week Of the excite.
ens which marked the previous one on the Stock Ex-
change owing in some degree to the moving OF the Erie
scorner' on Monday, after which the price declined
from Is to o.. The stock has since shown unexpected
amness and Saturday closed steady at about 65H
The general market was throughout nrm with q strong
upward tendency and, considering the excessive heat
which prevailed till Thursday, the business trans
acted was surprisingly large. The disposition TO
speculate for rise has become general encouraged as
10 by the superabundant monetary facilities which are
as the disposal Of tho Stock Exchange added to which
the large receipts Of the leading railways tend to
strengthen confidence In the value Of their stocks and
the probability Of their reaching higher prices ION their
merits, as the phrase goes. According to the latest
annual reports of thirty Of the principal railways
Of the Eastern, Western and Middle States two paid
dividends of thirty-nve per cent last year, one
of thirty per cent, Of fifteen per cent, two
OF twelve per cent, thirteen Of ten per cent,
three of nine per cent, Of eight and a
half per cent two Of eight per cent two of per cent
of FIVE per cent and two of three and half per cent
Only seven omitted dividends, and Of these-Har
lem-has declared semi-annual dividend OF five per
cent The roads referred to tho following, and the
entire profits of their years traffic amounted TO
$56 696 670 The earnings, expenses and dividends
the appregate for the ast hscal venr
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potaton shipment and all charges Of general char
actsr incurred in the purchase Of general invoice shall
DO distributed pro rata among all parts Of such invoice
and every part thereof charged with duties based on
value shall be advanced according 10 is proportion
We have repeated the clause thus far in detail in order
10 call public attention 10 the real character OF the BILL
which is designed to smuggle through this sweeping
measure. The people, who are consumers and there
fore the ultimate payers Of all taxes have good reason
to protest against this fresh outrage They already
overburdened with taxation, and Congress- instead Of
imposing new burdens should be employing itself In
removing old ones
For Mr. Sherman's Finance bill little can be said, be-
it is superHuous and uncaed for 1t proposes to
break faith with the holders OF seventhrty notes by
compelling them give notice OF their intention to con-
vert the same into bonds four months In adr
vance Of their maturity, thus curtaling by
that length Of time o privilege which they
already enjoy This, Of itself, S sufficient
to condemn it; and although 1t has passed the Senate,
trust it will be defeated in the House. It is not
funding bill in any sense but approprates hundred
and eighty millions per to paying OF the national
debt It also req aires the Secretary Of the Treasury to
sell the excess OF gold in the Treasury above fty mil
lions, which is unadvisable especially pending the re-
port Of the committee appointed to inquire into the late
Treasury gold scandal Tho bill is peck Of rubbish,
smacking of jobbery and Stiffness.
The quotations Of the leading stocks sold at the first
session OF the Stock Exchange at the close Of each Of
the last four weeks were follows
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As,A vAn. daughter Of tho late John vaehe formerly

ANA vAoIx, daughter Of tho late John vache formerly
Of this city.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence, 05s
Broad street. on Tuesday morning. at eleven O'Clock pre-
cisey Trains leave foot OF Cortandt street a ten min
utes past nine, and ten O'Clock.
WHFELER- New Britain, Conn, on Saturday morn
ing July 81, after long illness, Mra JANE WHEELER,
native Of Ireland, aged 10 years
Tho relatives friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from Calvary Chapel New
York this Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Her
mains will be inferred In Greenwood Cemetery
WnnPiE-At Rcd Bank, N j., on Saturday, July ~
OF cholera infantum, WILLIE. only son OF Augustus 7
aud Fannie whippe OF Brooklyn, aged Is months and
IL days.
The friends OF the family invited TO attend the n-
neral services, this Monday afternoon at half past
two O'Clock at ST. Peters church. Hicks and War
ren streets Brooklyn from whence tho remains VIII DO
taken 70 Fatbush for intermenl
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Wheat was dull and lower closing entirely nominal
small lot OF amber Michigan realized 81 o5 and amber
Jersey So rs Corn was dull and Ic. &c lower. Sales
so 900 bushels at SIC for unsound mixed Western and
s2Hc so,sc for sound prime do Oats were lc lower
and dull Sales 80 600 bushels at Acc Soc for Chicago
and Sac. a 60c. for Milwaukee. Rye was quiet We
note sales Of 200 bushels at 93c o5c for Milwaukee
Barley and malt were nomnaly unchanged.
Corros was In more active demand, and prices ruled
nrmer. The sales comprised 3. 900 bales, including
mdding upland, at 36c. &c, and middling New Or.
leans mt 3sc. n 39c.
corvEE was steady bat not so active Last evening a
sale OF 200 bags Rio Mary Ida. took place at l3c
Or lSAc., gold, in bond mot previously rcpored)
FRKicnrs were duh and lower The engagements
were:-To Liverpool 1000 bushels corn at 4lld, 80
hhds tobacco at lis 3d. and per steamer 300 bales cot
ton at I'D British bark at Baltimore, from Charles
ton TO liav,na or Maan.as lumber si5 British bng
south side Cuba 70 New York sugar, Coo ave six
vessels to Cow Bay g b. and back, COAL 81 SO; brig
from S. Marks 20 New York, cotton, 1c and lumber
$l4; a schooner from Rondout to Boston and Salem,
cement 40c two from Rondout 70 salem, coal 81 so;
one from Rondout 10 harbchead 81 80; one hence TO
Gloucester salt Sc TO Biddelord corn, 7t<c.
TO Boston, lumber, 10c per cubic foot; Bremen bark
TO Melbourne brig TO Marscilles or Ceste, brig to
Hayrc slaves private British brig 70 Cadz, thence TO
Malaga and back TO New York; British bark TO Monte
vdco and Buenos Ayrcs; Hamburg bark from Eliza
be,hport 70 Rio Janeiro coal British brig 70 Havana
bark 70 Nuevas and back, and schooner TO Corpus
Christi and back, on p.
MoIAssEs in demand: we note sales OF 3T5 hhds
mixed clayod and muscovado at 4Oc, and go hhds
muscovado at 521lc, tho latter TO arrive We quote -
Porto Rico, Csc soc Cuba muscovado, SOC n 65c. I;
Cuba ciayed, ssc ole barbados, ooc a ooc
PRousloSs Receipts, 81 pkgs cut meats and 150
bbls. lard The pork market was nrmer, with i'm.
proved demand; mess closed at s3l OF regular
sacs OF 5 600 bbls AZ s3i SO f31 rs for mess,
SO IS for old mess and s2e rs s27 for prime Beef
quiet and unchanged with further sales Of 400 bbs
At s6 t2l so for plan mess and $40 30 "a 80
Tor now extra mess. Beef hams nominally un.
changed. Cut meats in demand and nrmer; we
quote sales Of $50 pkgs at f3Ac i5o for shoulders,
and lTc a 20c. FOR hama Lard steady but quiet,
with sales OF 700 pkss at Isc. a 20Zc. Butter and
cheese unchanged In every respect
RfcE was steady bat quiet We hoard OF no sales.
12tfc. l2Ac.
SUGAR continued firm, with good demand. The sales
were $50 hhds incuding Cuba and Porto kco At from
9&c 13hc, and 800 boxes Havana tSo III nj II &c
We quote Porto Rico, refining grades, 10c a lie
grocery do, Ike. lsc Cuba muscovado ekc. .
i2Ac; fair refining, l0Hc. a 10&c; good refining,
l0y.c n lie fair good grocery, lie III &c prime
10 choice grocery i2c l2Ac boz, Nos. %, 10c a
l0tsc do Nos 10 H. 1876 1lhc; do Nos IL a
is, NE l2a(c do Nos 10 IS, l3llc. aHAc.; do.
Nos. 10 a 20, l4Ac. a 1886.
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I DAN or TIE STATE on LOUISIANA,
- ron


Proposals will be received 40 T. n N III Wednesday
Jnly - for one thousand Bonds 81 hr sats IN fouana
~ thousand dollars each uayabe M l- th fnrrrmt
~ the rate of eight rer ce0t per Anaum
These bonds haued IA pursuance n nn Ar n e eets
lstur. ~ the stats of Louisiana approved "a
lsj and for tho purpose Of providing money " sfy tha
cost uf rehudiug under the supervision HOaa ~
vec mnl.sonera the leyees on the M.ssippl rr ana
fceaming for cultivation extensive districts country most
favorable for the cultivation OF cotton ana augaE
Afdil2i % lands he0neing mo gtae ~
Louis specially pledged tIr these bonds
and tho proceeds arising from the se ~ ted lands
desgnHted sinking fund by law honda
and a. apple bic q their redemption ny purchase
debt proper ~ the State Louisiana dpa not exceed
hsif millions III dollars state hau prc-
served unsancd record IA respect . M rubHe faith It's
large and s productions rrort auc and
Importance and ~ bonds oncr investors capital Ger.
tan and reliable security.
Application ilr bonds hc made the undersigned
the banking house oi Mesars, Nusax fanor CO., 81
Wall street, bat the rejection OF bids 4 reserved
TOBIAS Gibson
ROBERT y JONER
A. W MAINEW
srw yoaE Juy IL 1864. Iovec Conimlas soners
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Of useless squandering Of money for party purposes
jobbing for corporations; equal taxation instead OF
overaxng the producer and relieving from taxation tho
the manufacturer equal rights to all sections; priv
lges 70 the colored man far he capable OF enjoy
Ing them; opposition to indicrimnate universal suf-
frage justice TO traitors; and then ding the starry
banner OF the conservative Union party to the breeze,
with Grant for our next President and awata
IRVING VAN 0IsC
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

Dividends Of. Incorporated Banks During the
Last Yenr-Business Done by Railroad and
Canal Companies, &c. &c.
An internal revenue tax of FIVE per cent paid to the
government all dividends declared by incorporated
banks Below will be found list OF the principal banks
In this city, together with the amounts Of the dividends
declared by them during the last year We also furnish
list of the railroad and canal companies by whom
turns made to the Thirty second District
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the CONSERVATIVE UNION PARTY.
TO rug EDITOR on THE HERALD.

Tb Tx EHlIOh VT hHhhLb'
Out or the present dscordant political elements there
is evidently coming power which may u proper meas
ures are at once taken to perfect organization become
great party, whose influence viii tend 70 shape the
future destiny OF the nation This party will DO
posed Of those true patriots Who from their convictions
Of right and their interest In the welfare of the country
approve suppor, tho policy of President johnson.
Those who during the the nrm supporters Of
the Union both at home and on the battle field
who did sympathise with traitors or alliats with
copperheads and who de,esi alike the intrigues
OF fanaticai radicals and the plo,tngs Of traitors
and ooppeIhcsds Statesmen who fear not 10 pro.
their record TO the people and who desrs the per
peuy aud property of the InOn wil be the leaders
o. this party Those truly great generals whose
will be bright on the pages 81 history VIII DO mem
bars of this organization The soldiers, who nobiy
defended aud sustained the honor and integrity q tho
nation aud enforced is laws when assalcd BY rebels,
viii rally under the banner Of her leaders o. the war.
The people the honest sturdy yeonanry "a The county
who decide the fate of parc and the destiny of the
ton will be found Ia the ranks Ibs The party that
free from the foul tans which cling 70 The carcases q
the doiunct democratic and republican psrea The ne
cesslty for suchan ORGANIZATION = obvious Thousands
still with tho radical party because there Is no con-
servaye organization and they refuse 70 form under the
leadership of those Who when The nation was struggling
for its exsence sympsihzcd with traitors and placed
every obstacle i Their rower n tho way Of the sut uga
ton of the rebels. No true Union man who sustained
The government In her hour o. fai Will now rally unier
the banner of the Woods the BrOokses Valisnd CHAM
Voorhees, and other leaders of the deAo
cratic party.
The conservative Union party has abic leaders-thors
able and fearless statesmen ANDREW Johnson, Seward
CovAn McCuIoch and Randall, a1i those able generals
who arc the pride and aiulaon q our country, Grant
Sherman. Meade sheridan and Faragut, will take tho
helm and lead us 10 victory aDd success.
let form Organization At once, and such power
will aprnx up AZ viii make the extremes either hand
quake With fear of the political refbuton that tbcy
Justly deserve
LEI us declare 70 the world favor speedy rcso.
ration ~ the states late In rebellion 10 their right
rnernbsrs Of the Union and Their entitled hyh feprern.
taon according 70 the provisions ~ The Consultation
rsuenehncns 10 ths srpendlarea of tts nAtloa ns&>6
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ovs FORTRESS sOssot CORRESPONDENCE.
improvements In Progress at the Portsmouth
Navy Ynrd-Scgro Riot at Drummondfown-
The Re-a-n on h,p Way AEain-Powdcr for
Experimental Uses.
FoRr. n MoSRor July 10. lsce.
rHr ronrnorru NAVY YARD.

rHr roarnoCrH NAVY YARD.
Marus al the ruins of carthage looked on scene OF
dcsoating runs very little any, imagine, sarpassns
tina, Be seen even to-day At the Portsmouth Navy
Yard Much has been done IN tho way o. repairing tho
havoc accomplished Just before the federal evacuation.
but much stli 70 be done The walls Of moro
than half dozen unroofed buildings are stu standing
Measures glad say in progress 70 have these
dngs thoroughly rebuilt under the appropriation for
the current fiscal year beginning the rst Of hs month
period of three or four months viii, Doubtless show
these buildings in nearly a. good condition ihsy ever
were The dry dock ia also 20 be repaired and grand
overhsung of everything 70 the es,snt Of the spprc
priaton allowed one Improvement, n 10 s an improve
menl WI 10 pasnhIg Ysliev al nATL vessels bsloRx.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Saturday, July 2l-6 r. N.
AsHR.-Receipts, pkgs The market was quiet We
quote pot 50 37K and pearl $l6
observation-disclosures, s,7of bbls flour; 3s2 do. and
400 bags mea 67526 bushels corn. e25 do oats
and 625 do. malt. The market for State ard Western
nour was duh at decline Of l0c. 25c. per bbl The
sales 900 bbs At revised quotations annexed
Southern -four dull, nominal and lower The sales
were 600 bbls Canada -four also dull and lower
with sales OF 200 bbs. Rye flour was dull but
changed. Corn meal inactive. We have only to
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FINANCIAL,
pANKING nOUsE

RAhhiNS HOUSE
JAY COOKE a Co,
Corner of Wan and Nassau streets, New York.
We buy sell AZ the most liberal current prices and
Keep on hand fun supply OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
sEyEN-THIRrIBS,
CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
And cfea orders for purchase aud se of stocks Bonds
JAY COOKE 90.
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Marine Disusfprs.

6HtP ATLANTIC. Dinsmore, from Caiiao for tho United
States. put back To June 70, having lost spars squa
She had been as far AZ LAT 81 $. Ion ~ W.
Sir ADVANCE. from Bakers Island Liverpool which
put into Cao in distress, repaired and sailed for dcsua
tion I'D nit
sP ATiIoRr-Ship FL Dorado Thompson al Boston from
Liverpool reports 18th inst ship ashore tho
end bar Of Sable Island. with all spafs aiof.
BniG MAnawAsKA Boston. from Richbncto for Cardn
Is ashore the north point OF Prince Edward Island
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following gives summary vesaei- Ia tho
harhora New York. Boston, Philadelphia, baltimore
Charleston Savannah, Mobile and New Orleans at the
latest accounts from each OF those port4s-