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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-06-10

NrRs BROWN. WIFE or THE CKLE-
Nj f-.fei DR. Brown, Of New York ana ~
mrrv year associate Practitioner et ~ -, 49,
30 hin. has opened IN 0ftce A. No. - Ai ~
~. $500 krfweon Main and second WneIe
~ u 1900 ID treat an forms Of diseasef
- espscsaily those peculiar % Women
49, fhnrnuFh aud careful study ~ n
isrre errerience qualify her for ueaIlns ~ y,
1850 ihe crrr raryinF forms n disease ~
$3.50 h.r.r-ifr Il heir. particularly those a. =
-. IL utirk females are subject -Al
s-tr-fftsl 10 her With the fullest cenl len, Is N
Ter rararify b treat then succe, .l1lg. -
~. 60 rhr1'rirur ~ the nlEnest lA.
$50 s-tiiis Ser 10 ne coufisnce Of ne SUI
fcrinr. -. - - f~rufrirr Of
De shove.
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rn-Mr. Wesner, the Nashville banker,
who was bound and robbed near that
city scme days ago, has identihed the
trio who perpeirated the outrage, and
they are an in Jail One Of them proves
70 be one Of Brovnlow's pardoued con-
vicfs.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, June l0.-John Antrim, OF
the firm of Antrim & Sweet, has fallen
heir to 81, 500 900 in ireland.
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DRY GOODS.
f l. - ON =
AGAIN In THE FIELD
Not Afraid Of any Honorable
Competition.
Not to be UndersOld by Anyone

A MOTHER GREAT CLEARING SALE TO
COMMENCE MONDAY AND COM
TINUE UNTIL OUR ENTIRE SUMMER
STOCK is REDUCED.
GOODS TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF
COST.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES, AND THERE WILL BE NO
DEVIATION FROM PRICE.
All of our CALIC0ES reduced down to- C
cents-best brands.
BED TICKING, from II to SIS cents.
BL'CHED D0MESTICS at very low prices.
Come and Examine our Prices.
WHITE G00DS-a special bargain.
WHITE JAC0NETS, from l215 to so cents
a very fine article.
CHECK MUSLINS, from 25 to 80 cents.
NAINS00KS. from Is to 35 cents.
WHITE IRISH LINEN, at only As cents per
yard-richly worth 81 90.
TABLE LINEN, at only so cents per yard
II yards wide.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS, 1914, at only 50 81
cheap at S. 90.
Remember, this is Clearing Sale. and
we MUST sell the Goods prior to
receiving our Fall stock.
KID GLOVES. at only rs cents per pair.
LACE POINTS, slightly damaged by water,
at from So 90 to S. 90.
SILK SAQUES will be sold at so per cent.
less than New York cost-slightly damaged.
60 Remember,
ELSON BROS
Mammoth Cheap store,
2o7 Main Street.
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jefferson Street Barber SHOP
PRICES REDUCED.

is Cents Shaving. ..,
80 Cents Hair Cutting.
IS Cents 6hampooing.
Cash Customers Promptly Attended 70.
81 p. PETERS.
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is NOW OPEN AND PREPARED TO DO
i General Banking Business. VIII receive
Deposits, buy and sell Exchange, Gold. Silver
Uncurrcnt Money, Scrip, etc. S Chi Drafts To-
one round and upwards on ireland, England
and Scotland. Also. Passenger Agent for ne
sale III tickets 70 and from Queenstown. Liver
'''' - THos. FISHER.
a. President
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MRS. Z. WATSON, MONTHLY AND
MI lieuerai Eursa for the sick, may BE- iouna
Al 70. 80f Third street References: Key; > {.
o. steadman and J. r. Allen, NJ. ID, lIl
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE!
Or any other SWindle!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AED
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLYLEGAL LOTTERIES IN U. S.

THEY ARE DRAWN UNDER STATE
II Charters; have been drawn for over FORTY
YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited with Q. S.
Collector A. Security.
The prizes are drawn in public By two sworn
Cor, nissiOners appointed By the State.
Must be drawn If tickets are sold OF not
PRIZES ALL CASH!
There are tive State Drawings each da7, and.
two Havana Drawings each month.
DraWings can be seen tive hours aiter pur-
chase Of Tickets
0nc-half the Tickets are Priles.
Pri1cs paid on day Of purchase
Tickets 81 % 80 according % scheme.
Prizes 81 20 Sla1uog, according % Scheine
Principal Aren't GkO. ". VAN NOASE, No-
~ Jefferson street.
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The Fernando Weed Lease A Legal Middle.
The legal hubbub over the Fernando Wood
Nassau street leases was further increased yes
terday by the restoration by Judge Barnard
OF the Pullman injunction, which was set aside
few days ago, restraining the Comptroller
from executing and delivering the leases. So
there are now two injunctions in operation
one issued by Judge Sutherland, which has
not yet been finally decided, and the one now
restored by Judge Barnard. We advise the
taxpayers Of the city not 70 found too much
hope upon these legal proceedings Injunc-
tons are often useful for the purpose Of throw
ing dust in the eyes Of the public. and they
generally end In nothing more than dust and
smoke. It's very probable that this win be
the result in the Fernando Wood lease jobs.
The people know that the property agreed 70
be leased BY Mayor Gunther and the Common
Council is not worth one-fourth the amount
which the city is required 10 psy for 1t, and
that the taxpayers are 70 be victimized by the
operstion 70 The sum Of two hundred thousand
dollars. But there is very little hope Of ulti-
mate relief from the courta II the Comp
troller would set down his foot and absolutely
refuse 10 execute and deliver the leases--order
or no order, mandamus or no mandamus--his
action would meet the approval Of the people
We do not believe there Is any Judge on the
bench who would cause his arrest for protect
Ing the city treasury from sqch legslised
robbery, N X
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resume his chronological experiments The
mixed races In 81 Domingo might prove more
dnctle in his plastic hand than hs found then
in Mexico. Joking apart, however, this thing
must not be. America will not permit il u
Is we'll that France and England should know
this at once. The Spanish difficulty may be got
over as best 1t may, but Cuba must not be
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The Case ef Ketchum-What should the
Gsverpsr dos
The Western papers are just now reviving
the case Of Ketchum, who is in the Sing Sing
State prison under sentence for heavy forgeries
committed in this city nearly two years ago
They publish letters from Horace Greeley, VIII
liam G. Bryant and others 10 Governor Fenton,
favoring the pardon Of the prisoner, aud .
memorial praying bis release, signed by Moses
Taylor, Jonathan sturges, John }. Cisco and
many Of the leading millionaires Of New York.
These articles from the Western pres ere re-
published BY sous Of our city contemporaries
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finally rejected 1t, although doubt Is expressed
Of any favorable action on their part Alter
all, something may grow out Of the friendly
prefer Of our government and Mr.. Seward,
before he retires to private Life, may have the
satisfaction Of knowing that he has contributed
to secure peace to the South Americans, as
well a. free institutions and equal rights to the
citizens of Walrussia.
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The war In seufh A.sviea-TAe MedIatien
Of the United statss.

The War 10 sesfh Anertca-The Mediaton
Of the United States.
The cable despatch from Lisbon, published
this morning, brings the intelligence from Rio
Janeiro Mat the proposition Of our govern
ment for . meeting Of the representatives Of
the South American States At Washington, with
view 70 peace. is no, entirely discarded
Lopez, the ablest and shrewdest Of the South
American leaders, had accepted the pro6ered
mediation Of our government and signiGed
bis intention to despatch .. special envoy on
the part Of Paraguay to /lhe national CAPT
tai. The allies, on the other hand,
hesitased to acquiescc In the proposition Of Mr..
Seward; bu. Il uoes nos appear that shcy have
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TRIPLE EFT.
r e II O v A L /.

The Nsw YORK HERALD establishment is now
located in the new HERALD Building, Broadway
aad Ann street.
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England, it appears, has been moro suo-
cessful in settling the affairs Of France and
Prussia in regard TO Luxembourg than in set
Ting her own difficulty with Spain. Thirty
years ago, had 1t been possible for Spain ut
that date to act the foolish part she Is now
playing, and give England the same amount of
provocation, it il not too. much TO say that
within one week the British government would
have delivered their ultimstum British guns
would have laid Cadiz in ruins, and British
troops would have. been on the highway
to Madrid. These thirty years have, no
doubt, been years of progress, and during
that period Great Britain, as we'll -
most other countries, il, perhsps we
except Spain, have learned to combine
caution With energy. We have no reason to
regret the change, although when we remember
the recent bombardment of Valparaiso it is
difficult to see why Spain should be the first to
reap the benefits which that change has pro-
duced. Whether Spain shall be brought to her
senses with or without an actual attack IL may
be hazardous to predict This much, however,
is certain-that the situation Of sffairs at the
present moment s sufficiently warlike to beget
speculation 40 to the probable doings Of Eng
land in the event Of war breaking out In
yesterdays HERALD we published q suggestive
letter from the pen Of our special correspond
ent in London. In that letter il is spoken Of
as certainty that the first blow struck by Great
Britain would be on the island Of Cuba.
Il would not surprise US II such should
prove to be the fact The acquisition
Of Cuba would not only strengthen the
already strong position Of Great Britain In the
West Underworld not only give her complete
command Of the Mexican Gulf, but would be a
splendid Offset to our comparatively barren
acquisition In the North. II Ii not 70 be sup
posed that Great Britain lie ignorant Of the
eject which such step on her part would
produce on the mind OF the American public.
Il has long been settled point with US that
Spain may hold Cuba while she can, but that
directly q change Of masters becomes neces-
sary the fate Of the Queen Of the Antilles must
be linked with that Of the Great Republic. II
would certainly be strange-it is not, how
ever, past conception-if England succeeded
In dragging France into an alliance on this
question. The humbling Of the United States
would not be unpleasant to either Of them
France will not readily forgive us for our
interference in Mexico. England Is not quite
| pleased with some Of our recent movements.
Nor is there any lack Of spoil. II Cuba were
to fall TO the lot Of England the sacrifices Of
France might be rewarded by having added to
the empire an ancient possession. 81. Domingo
might thus become another Mexico, In which
J Napoleon, with perhaps greater success. could
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II Il evident that whatever concessions msy
be made by the Derby Cabinet to the opposi-
ton in Parliamsnt they viii Gail to satisfy tho
masses. The government are placed in this din
Guilty, that n they 60 too far they endsagsr tAs
passage Of the bill in the Lords. ~ ct present
constituted 1t 10 pretty certsin the upper house
will throw out any measure that embodies Ill
the amendments insisted upon. Short Of thess,
and even with these, the bill will not be worth
anything. according to Mr.. Bright's views
It is possible that 1t may be carried In Tho
Commons on II third residing, In spite Of biz
opposition; but what prospect does thst hold
out A fresh syitatisa and exaotions still
moro Formidable Evsa in ths event % u
going to tho upper house therc d no certsintT
Of the bill passing. What course tho cabinst
viii pursue in csse OF lts defeat thore No
can only Judge Of by inference. From the
manner in which il has acted thus far in regard
to the measure we are entitled to conclude that
sooner than abandon Office 1t would resort to >
dissolution OF Parliament and fresh creation
Of peers
These last shifts Of tenacious oaaceholders
would, however, avail bat little. would be
postponing, not surmounting, the difficulty. Il.
is clear from his recent speech that Mr.. Bright
does not mean to stop at his present demands
Neither will the dissatisfaction, already 80
menacing outside, decrease in the interval.
The tide will continue to swell until 1t 40
quires overpowering strength. No tory cd
ministration can Withstand it It is question
whether even . liberal one, unless Il is pre-
pared to go the lengths insisted upon by tho
popular leaders, can maintain itself against y
The time has gone by in England for party
compromises. The masses feel their power and
are determined to use it. II the arist0crsCy
carry their resistance to the point Of compel
ling them to nee force, then revolution 10 in-
evitable This Is what Mr.. Brights fresh
agitation means. There is no compromise pos
sible in the programme which he lays down.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers viii please bear in mind that in
order to have their advertisements properly olassi-
Ged they should be sent in before half-past eight
o'clsck in the evening.
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wORRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo-
site New York Hcsel-Tnk ELyxs--CfHDERsLLA-FooL or
xas FANNY. Maxinee At 4o'clock - s7-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway near Broome
ntreel-THs MKRRY WIVES or WINDSOR. Matinee at -.
,Ianh
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r6EArRE FRANCAfS. Fourtssnyh strest near Sixth
avcnue-fHoM BLAss-coScxxr-f.Es MxaoRss DE
r.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. eoi Rowery. conc
voaAIsM NEGRO MNsrRgLsY BusLEsoUKs. BAILEY DIvxR.
rsswnxwT. AC.-TRUE BLuH. Matinee at q, o'clock.
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ACADEMY or MUsIC. Irving piace.-rak IsPERIAI
Tsogrs JArAHKsn ARTISTS TnxrR orpxRvuL Fears
Matinee AZ O'Clock.
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GERMAN sTADr THEATRE. Is and ~ Bowery.-
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SAN FRANCISCO MiNSTREL3 SIS Broadway, opposite
che Metropolitan Hotel-IN ETHIOPIAN EsrsRrAis.
nwrrs. SINGING. DANCING BUsLEsauKs. BLACK
Cook-fnPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE
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HO0LEY' OPERA HOUSE. Observation-Disclosures MN
sreAIsY. BALLADS AND BURLKsoUEA-fHx SPHINX.
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos 3 and West
rwentyfourth street-GRIrtS CHRsrYs AiSsrRKLs -
ETHIOPIAN MiNsrRxisv. BALLADS, BugLKsaUEs 6c.-THE
BOGUS JAPANESE JUccLERsUrPKR TEN THOUSAND Matinee
q 2M O'Clock
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-DAvrp CoPpxRrrsLD-
PocAa0NrAs
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KELLY LEON's MINSrHgLs. TO Broadway. oppo-
si,e Tho New York Votsl-IN SoNss Eco
rn,cirxs BuRIxsouHs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ballet fRourE-THx Jars
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


WEDNESDAY July I'D p. NJ
This has been day OF active speculation in railway
shAres and the dealings attended with considerable
excitement Erie New York Central and Fort Wayne
attracted the chief attention Of the street and
especially buoyant The bull element is rampant among
Che great majority OF the brokers and other professional
spectators. and prices being rapidly advanced
trey without regard to real II matters nothing
chat the number Of buyers among the outside public
limited and that the earnings Of most Of the leading rail-
ways reduced scale in comparison with this time
last year. SO long money remains abundant the bulls
will be likely continue the dominant party on the
Stock Exchange but the market will be meanwhile
liable spasmodic reactions owing to sales to realize
profits and the efforts Of the sellers to get their stocks
back again. and the higher prices rise above the range
Of legitimate values the more violent these fluctuations
will become.
The following comparison shows the extent of the ad-
vance which has taken place in the leading speculative
stocks during the past month -
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a
Jay q M-sailsd. soSrs i ii Shannon, Z conan,. NJ
jACksoNYiLLE July h-Arvcd. schr Franklin,
NV OF oRLRaSs July Declared sciss Etna. Good
sps1s R snroT BnTroggs Houston co,
ssssa Fs, Golden sss EsSs
v.S July 7mAsT'ySa ssT Elisha SMITH Hsr
@sna GssS' s Shields Eng
"a as 3 Hand
Spencer Providence Trenton NJ l. Lewis. kYorF;
c5..s aSs.. W.: 1.mss , sa,s , VIM
ss
s.sss i, s1%s 81 q s!s '''is
s 1ss 6 sols% os'Ia.
ss% Emma bacon p ess Salem; uzs sen
and R%..ld Ssss
Boston Jas sss Martin Baker boston May May
scsa: Loeb LomOnd from NYork brig mertha from Rot.
"siss s;''s : ;;.,; ;:s
@ ss sfG
aiy %.iss
Wescott LYNN Saunuerr newport; b0te Boafd
Perry. Boston; lowering Corson Boston; Cake, Fin.
dcott. Georgetown; e. simmons Smith, Boston; Mary
Sranmer Granmer Nswtaryport; Wave Crest DAVIS
G Garth Simpson Simpson, B'son Anps sheppard, Bow
BuEret. Dewey Proyidsncs J Vance, Bardse Boston;
sett; Adams, NicSerson salem + Phelps, Cranaer.
f'Y River Goa 5rs
Edgartown; T. Audenreid, Crawford, Newburvport II
Woodbury., Boston; Jason, Stewart Boston; Read RR No.
a. Trainer. Nnrwalk; w ID Cargu. Kelly, Boston; s IL
.oS bssTScrn sea poieSssser Sar i smith, h
Salem; Cordea Newkrk. Huntley Neponset.
LEwrs, Delaware July 81, M-Shp Tonawandi for
st John n b. went to sea last evening
PORTLAND July 23--Cleared brigs Merriwa, Water
house, Sagua; Harriet Staples. Maianzas
PROVIDENCE, July 23-Arrved schrs Sarah Elizabeth,
Lockwood. and Daniel Webster Packer Elizabehport
soops Report Step Elizabohpor; Helen Davis, NYork
SaedSchrs Henry Crokey Potter Philadelphia; Joseph
Porter Barrett dos wesmoreland. Rice do; Glenwooi
Mills do Ann Salter. Baker, NYork; Mary Ezabeth
Hsic6 DO; 3 y. Burnsame dol veranda, Pond, do.
reE Harding and perine Sheffield Ellzabethport
SAN FRANCISCO July 22Arnyed, ship David Crockett,
Burgess Nyork ia days
WILMINGTON NC, July 22-Arrlvcd brig John Balch.
Cleared-Brig Brown, Gar rer Matt iposett.
2Ah-Sailed, steamer Gen McCallum, NYork.
WAREHAM July 22-Arrived, schr Vassar, Jr, Chris
tie Elizabethport
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corn meal, Bran0yW1ne b lOa -
% 's2s
%:as
9sstS : +; s!$sss sss
sspsa s.ass, .S MEGA
%o ysSstsrday saed
% 81 high na %ssS sqS Ss dry
that which sold at sic yesterday being about two cents
Susasi: good
saSS I'D %,'SS
sss aoos, a far s and ~ %
soc: for hot do. ssc ss,Ec for Ohio and state in
i1 ns sss hut %s w a :s
in tho absence Of sales prices be considered entirely
FRrIonrs continued to rule dun but rates general
sss s
a. steamer a. To
s shs s as :.
sS Ss nc % a. w 10 'r Sa
Themes Liverpool 800 bes spirits surpsntins at s and
Gvsxr BAG. remained outlet but arm a previous rates
CaoTu was unchanged and actve sales 20 bales In
HSIr6f NO We heard Of no further sales prices
Iors ecuilngd steady and moderately active; sales 70
MaT .s in FIJI sgS steady
quite steady THIS only sale heard Of $50 hhds Bar
ss:
and ~ 90 n Ns Wy, S0Ts Ss; :
Sales so Dbl. common strained % !" H
20 90 S MS q iG e gsls a. % 80 I Is o. no
- Iax and abou. $50 do low pale No l. u So OF tar no
OLsinsecd was dull and unchanged at 81 30 in casks
and 81 in bbs. without important sales Other kinds
Receipts, 81 package. cut meats. Tho pork
af sS he
So .d s a. @ 20 s .ss ss
= s' 70. and ssas: saa 81 sl Sr
:s sS 81 s5 s:st %. % a sss
S M 1Sr nsr o s' var. Reef hs s%'
The s.les vera =, pkg. IKE.
for hams and re- for :sGSs., 1sS1 ~ A. mode
were rs psg I. FOR ice cured Ion. clear Y: for Sc
&
tone and prize. shade higher he dsmaInd fair
es ss s nc sf sy ws ss: ese
@ Va. sus Iii ,s sought ser but
IS ss ss Iai Sn !.
1 sns q r 'ss sSs SaS S & Gs
white Al Sc SO sSs standard So for oc;assr at sse
s a. Ss o Il buyer. sron
5000 ssll;S: il: g;ss: isi%: 81. ~,
white Al Free coniinusd d IN moders,s esmsad sale.
s at q % n Ta 1S @ 70. S
eratciy active: sales 5D bbs standard white at sc
sc 900 DO do for all the year, NJ 800 buyers option
LOO do do Tor september NJ 3c 800 do do, for sepen
Der. sod 500 do do for October SIC. and 500 DO
primo light straw to white for the balance Of this month
L al 9r.
sueAn-There was active demand from rednsrs and
prices ruled steady We quote fair good refining Cuba
llhc slsc The sales were 9ls hhds q io.sc IKE
quoted steady lscSa lie fcr powdered crushed and
granulaed lszc. l6 for soft whte and lystc Nsc
ssspsws heard Of further sale. Of cscu.. ln.ssa
but prices unchanged Clover quoted Arm nj IKE
ise Timothy unchanged at % rs o So With SINAI
| seles.
f00o lbs at 2c lSsc; also $1,000 lbs grease at g.
fAiiov remained nrm with good demand. Sales $500
iS, a, ,c LIS "a mi. IN. war. md.
Prices, however ruled firm Sales about $50 bbs Il
bond I'll 35c iOc. FOR Western and $50 for State.
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Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Hecla (Br) Edmondson, Liverpoova Queens.
steamship Hermann tBrcmN wente. Southampton and
Steamship Pioneer OBI. shackford. Cow Bsy-Parmsls
Steamship sappho. Lingo. Wilmington. NcMurray Fer.
Steamship W Clyde Powell. wilmington, No-Jsmes
Hand
Steamship Equator. Jackaway Bos.on-Bcnner Brown
stesmsi,p wamsus,a. Fish. New BcdiOrd-Ferauson
ss RGs
ssrf xslrsa criwsy . noys inases@Br.is Son
Brig Emsls Celcstins Ital) simone Bilboa-Funeh
Brs Clique tsD. sorcll Me''ina and Genoa via Rich
'n Brs Costa Rca' @ Aspinwall-pan,ma Railroad Co.
Brig Iris lBr) simmonds. Granada and Martiniqus-H
Brig Katie cDan, Jayne. S, croIr via Wilmington. DEP
Brig Hayans. Bsnis, nny,n =: :; ? Ward Co
srs c ssoff johnson maiIfsi-H bowOf Co.
schr gsiena Hale Bahama c. p.ursu.u.co
se sr Horton Brj waiisce windsor Ns-cranda
i scSr wa Hunter cDr Hatfield S. john SB-crandaIl.
Chr Brssss Ycdsen Richmond vs-van Brun, siagh,
seSr NsIson Rogers Relnhard, BaltImoreBeaty. Miller
scSr shaw shaw B;.,Ipc-sasnoy !; y pqrgs o.
schr P.ima, Brewster WILMINGTON, Dei-Bonty Miller
sehr Xsngam Chase. Now BedfOrd-Pursuson
Wood.
schr Dart, Johnson, Stamford.
Arrived.
Steamship Perss (Brl Lott, Liverpool july Vs. and
r. T.: Ia ms sn nail aars,rs Pollock
sr bound "a Il j. lon ION T. :sa Ss:oas aS
s..anssip columbia Barton. Ha,.n, July 20 with mdse
s:amshp ssratoza, King Richmond and Norfolk TO the
E%s Is.sss Robert: TS~n Inv. wcA 5Sgs
H. lon .pSss sr .Sp ca,iarns from csso for
Ssss i. ssS: T. 4H 81 . yss
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III, L:e Is So'isn. Cow Bay. Is days. With COAL '0J
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sugar e. % s M s6r, mSSSs1r: sTy x.ns. II
sehr Rogers Mott BaracOs, IL days with fruit to
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schr w Ruian. sprasne. Georgetown, DC.
The steamship Queen up 10 the city yesterday
| morning from the lower quarantine
1 sailed.
| steamships Scotia and Hecla. FOR Liverpool.
- FoR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING rsrELIroKSon
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