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u EN- f. THEALL, AUGri0NEER,
- iato SALESMAN Nith ~ H. Ludlow Co.
U0useho!d Furniture
Mirrors. Carpets, &c.
JOHNSTON n THEhIsl. wlit gell by alct Ito
ROW. saturday Jan 49, sGs, at iJH oc,cf, at their
room o. Liberty street. general assortment OF liou sahpd
FURNITURE removed Tor convenience of sla Carpets ,hn
and SILVER Plated Ware. Catalogues early ming
OF sale.
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A --CITY AUCTION MARTA
IA. TLirty-ninth street and broadway.
J. J. HENny, Auctoncet
= Fegnlar sale TO- MORROW, Jan 49, at III O'Clock, OF
HORSES, CARRIAGES
WAGONS. slEIGns, HARNESS.
ROBES. BLANkbf- WHIPS, &C.
Full descriptions In omor owls papers and Ia catalogues
OF aGlc No posponencnt weather, large
driving fing showing h0rsss slls.
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Flour AND GnAN-Recepts 1883 bb!s -four $50 do. and
3.s40 bags meal 75o bushels whoa le}o do corn
$500 do. oats 10 do rye The market for West
crn nour rather steady to-day, and though
odds and on1s forced or below prices vet
holders were generally FIR In their vows, and
fun rs much a. yescr lay the market closing m Cafor
quiet and sesds. The sales about
bbls. Southern -four remaei quiet: but change occur
Rye lour was in sht desand and prcss were IN buyers
heard Of sales OF momeat; prices nomln lily
changed Bnotwhcat lour WAS dull and unchanged at 81
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AEn'lSOLOG n.

A TEsT--THE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON RE.
"A turned from Psris-Grcatcst medical and business
cairvoyant tspirtuasD: has that French
cause love aud speedy marriages no satisfaction, no pay
Ladies' 81. Office e l0l East Thirteenth street. near
Fourth avenue, New York.
A sTRoLoGEH MAURICE, BEST IN THE WORLD
~ Success In love- marriage situations and all busneaa
lis Grand street, near Centre Market
MADAME WALTERS DISTINGUISHED CLAIavoY.
M an'.-vist her fer everything; sickness bvSi0sss.
hsit names numbers gooi luck Sl Canal street,
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvOYANr,
WI reveals your whole life from the cradle 70 The gave
T2 Canal street, near Hudson. rss 81.
THE ORIGINAL MADAME BfRov, SO FOURTH AVE.
nue. between Tw:ntytlrd eud Twenty fourth streets,
spiritual and medical doctfess Speedy marriages.
c0Q SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR THIRTv.FInsr
quo street Madame RAY Clalrvoyaat ana Asrolellst
Lucly numbers SPEEDY marriages, Ladies ~ sen!s
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Tho extreme range OF tho gold mark' 10 eacn ySas
since the SUSPENSION 10 thus shown
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
DAVIS HAfL--A tho American Reform church in
Grecnp0ut. l.. l., Tuesday. January H. by tho Rev.
Aoxandnr Mckeyey, Mr. JONI 8 DAVIS to Miss EgfIE T.
HALL, both OF Grcenpoint, T.. I.
Dutci9ss county papers please copy.
-HUAPnHEYE this el,y, on Thursiay,
December 20 al tho residence OF Mrs. l. IT, Embrec,
by Tho ROY. Dr. Weston, FRANK r. Duaoyr to Ma.
Eilrv A., daughter Of william Humphreys, Esq, all Of
HGrT-wmaar On Tuesday, January II, At tho
Church OF tho 9oly Trinity, by the Roy. stephen II
lalo John d. Wright, OF Brooklyn
MoRgENnorm-BuREE.--At hortisiown, ". j., by tho
Rev :: A. darcy, Mr.. ,. a. MoaersncriI, q Eliza.
w lurko, OF sorristown, N. J.
Wall fcssErr.-on Wednesday,, January ~, At
ts.r',n law, James n. Holmes FssprE,cS A. WAL. to
Miss JULIA FossErr No cards
-RoBvsoy--On "wednesday, January 10, by
to ANA RoRsscy. youngest daughter Of Hamilton W.
Robinson, OF tails city.
Died.
AHxnx-0n Thursday, January 10, FRAScs AuyRS
native or Limerick, Ireland aged As yoara
Tho funeral will take place at ono o'clock from $40
Fraerna and Benevolent Society, Harness Makers'
Association and Company d, Second regiment, N u 4
N. G., are invited 10 attend.
Limerick papers please copy
NoncE--She members Of The General Sheridan Circle
requested to moot Of their hail. Friday January
H. at O'clock 10 attend the fenera OF deceased
brother, FRANCS AHzas. ny order q f,,r,,,, o
JANIS n o'sULuvkv, Secretary
ANDERSON. -0n Thursday, January TO- 3. Port Rich.
mond, 8. l., GHoagH w. ANpgReoy
Particulars IN Saturdays paper.
Bssros. On Wednesday, January Is. Jous DEzrosi
Of Hadlcigh. England, aged "a yeara
M JOHNS f Eee sy'd ohS 10 'Sn
street wsss HobOken, this rFridvl afternoon, a
foadou papers please Gouy
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f.orp meal a a.. * m
whea, duh sna i4iisr oscr QUO oi.j bushels
Of No asrrngsclns Al 8, 10 aud Oons offered at
prime mixed sssa o. Which a as nga as 30 5Sa hs
narket Tor other kind Irregular Old was romiuay
coniqcd % VI ba.hels at 81 % Il - fo-
81 Tor yellow JeI o. Il . III yellow soui6cra ami 81 i
san - or Tas ,a, oa Mere eae no@a 2,
al bzc Sc aye Wal dui; sale rolortoi OF 40
Sed s su Canada a' Ms %Is dS a a SHs sa
pot al y To- riley y 4 was also dun; small sale was
flErsHTs.lho .ron Of ,he marke, was unchanged
ssi Sd asa alsiels ria (. ss IL, ,S@ ed Sd
ne ss rf CO. =" yolsi a. ls ~ am
Eel y = "a .sudsa, ~ 66Is. loa5 Il y tsd 10
~ sse. f sason az ~ 80 70 49, sass cS f. K
l5jg bo c.uae petroleum private ,e1ms. Tue charter
SSis ,rn Il t sfs plri o. VS. eG ,as I,
direct IN ~, 2, Is ~ .nd al nnerisan ,elooae,
aud back IRON POI, IA the Same bay wh gwood TO Boa
TTE tnicKERssalcs were made Of 1900 boxes extra on
fGussiKs.-So sales were reported Prices wcro un.
CHANGED.
Tor shipping aud 81 ~ 81 60 Tor retail lots Ie.nald
ac Ss wHs ~ e osas steady a and q fl
HKsrTbe market for al kinda inactive. prices
Motlssss. dem md continued gh, but pricss wsTe
a. made oa private terms scntriins! and m,;ed were
quoted rs &C. yeS S se a se nus ic' 49,
NAVAL STORES -spri.s turFeuaae IA improved de.
Ss 5ss were ap1 a. &c S he inIss ppo
s G5 'p p. G 1a asked & Hs T ss s pro
strained Il 81 v q W. 100 d. strained a, IS: 30
wnn: Ia iair de IN I sai es IS DCi,
= 4 i vas vas Grmcr being hold u hsss
Other kinds du s,d uncaanecd
paessss cue heats sO Pora s 90
hogs ihsre sta eon.naea hight demand for pork and
Holder, were snyous 70 SELL but were TO accept
s1 and me s % nS''
ALL S so Cd saa ess "a s ys 3 aI as W
sla 70 ios prime me and -. 2 ss 2, for prime 70.
81 is for APRIL sene.'s option and March private
S oss Gig & e ss ss ws:
10 fair dmind AZ steady prices he 90 bbIs. Al
sss ss 81 j
sssos ss s rSs o Disposed Of
rasss s's Isss ge 'e's s
SS cS steady prcss sales 100
packages at So ape or shouds!s and sca stc Tor hams
y. sSgi Hhs .is. Mere s sS
s Il demand s"a steady prices
grades dun and heavy. Cheese dull but
S, Going 4 &c crude g,e
sd S = % SsI Ph ssRsne
Vss aise Sss "ss: :'s.}s
e White q ~ S ss Standard whe prime sS straw
white were quoted about &c We respectively In PHI
l checking business somewhat We heard Of no sales
| .Escs remained arm under small supply We quote
Il loo. f1c
/ sucAn-Ths market for raw was unehaused being mod
eratov active nj former prccs vx-llzc Nc fa
10 ia refining Cuba Sales were made OF $50 hds Cuba
At II Ne t2,tc 80 boxes at IKE 13Ac and 1900 bags
Pernsmbuco 10 arrived prva.e terms In renned the
suness was moderate 81 fun prcoS Hard was generally
fSspsSo further sales OF Calcutta inseed were made;
"a was firmly hold at about fss sold, duty pad Clover
remained QUIET ~ i2c $50. Other Kinds unchanged.
srsaRsE remained steady win MODERATE demand, hc
Tatiow Continued IN fair demand Al unchanged prices
| about i2iCO0 bs. disposed o. at lie . ltsc.
WusKRY-Reccipts Gil 6bls. rho market remained mae
live; pricss were entirely nominat
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EXTRAORDINARY st,saasA y or,ro sTuNITY FoR !,

A UCTToN sALE-GEO. u. REED AUCTlONgER:
n Wm. Penny, salesman. GEO u. REED X Co, Auc.
,oneers sale room 81 Cedar street VIII sell thisday f
day. January H. at 1870 O'Clock. their On
tnua.on) large city de ladies' chill
dren's furs; also CHINA sets, Cigars &C, &C. Sale
positive aud without reserve.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

BOISE CRY LAND OrFTcE.-We copy the
following from the Boise Democrat Of last
Wednesday:
Through the poiiteness Of Register Brown
and Receiver Carroll we are allowed 10 give
the following result Of the Bolse City Land
Office for DE month OF March: Prevention
filings, 1876 20 acres; Homestead filings,
2.762 40 acres; total number Of acres filed on,
lssss - Number a. g q Hs Tome, fling y
ofRce for the month, 8, 523 10. The books
show that on the filings FOR the month, unpaid,
there will accrue the sum Of Sl2.745 %. A
very fair showing, we think, and gives the lie
direct to the assertion Mr.. VAST burne, of I'LL
nois, in the House of Representative, when
opposing the appropriation for surveying the
public lands, that there was no land in Idaho
and Montana. w hea
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

GEN. LOGAN.--Mack, the Washington cor.
respondent Of the Cincinnati Cemmvcial (Rad-
ical) thus briefly sketches Gen. John A. Logan
of Illinois, one of the Impeachment Managers:
The West il familiar with Gen. Logan and
his style Of orafory, aad the people may judge
how he will figure a. one Of the seven wise
men of America. For myself, I confess that
/ never saw the General in set speech that I
was not reminded of certain six-penay prints
of the battles Of the late warm which GER
tain canon Is represented % beiching forth
three or four inches of red paint, which will
do either for blood or FIRE according TO the
purchasers fancy. Al that picture Is to true
art, 30 10 Logan's speech TO true oratory. II
there IL any fustian or bombast wanted on the
trial, the GeEeral will flrnish it-but law or
reason not word. He 10 neither reasoning
man nor having man. He would come beat
into play If il should no happen that A. J.
could be convicted by the sheer force Of great
representations Except upon the fine carpet
of the Sense Chamber, / cant see how John
can make hiS mark in al impeachment trial.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

MONTANA ITEMS, From tie Virginia City
Post Of March 21st We extract the following
items of news; 7-s1a q
March 18th the mail stage from Helena Il
Deer Lodge upset il going down steep grade
Vt the passengers, Frank Kenyon, Of the Deer
Lodge Indepcndent, had one Of bic legs broken
between the ankle and knee, and N Nerriman,
mail contractor, had an ankle broken Chas.
keed sustained some bruises, and q lady and
her two children escaped unhnrt. The suffer.
ers received surgical attention at Little Black,
loot, near where the accident occurred.
Theodore Edward. = soldier, severely, per.
haps mortally, shot Chas. Pierre, at Benton,
over game OF poker. Edwards was put in
custody.
st. Patrick's Day was grandIy celebrated in
Helena and Virginia City, by the Fenian
brotherhood and Others. Gov. Smith delivered
the Grafton at the latter place.
Mrs. Braugh, aged 20 years, living with her
son on Camp creek, committed suicide because
her son proposed to remove to another place
of abode
Capt. T. D Maltby, an old California quartz
miner, has leased the New York mill in Hot
Spring District.
1t is quite certain that Thos. Reynolds, who
had been missing for some weeks, pershed in
the snow.
David Micky, miner, was found dead in
his cabin on Last Chance gulch, March 18th.
The Right Rev. Bishop futile lectured in
Helena for the benefit Of the Widows and
Mothers Association. Subject Washington
and the Union. The lecture is highly COM
mended.
10. Logan, bogus gold dust operator, has
been sentenced at Helena to one year OF hard
labor in the penitentiary.
The Post gives notice that the press and
type OF that Office viii soon be removed to He.
lena, and the paper will thereafter be- issued
as 6rst class daily and weekly, Mr.. Ben. r.
Dittes, publisher and proprietor.
! Johd McArdle, Of Deer Lodge City, wants
to fight Con. Orem, and Orem responds that
he will accommodate AcArdle TO any amount,
if he means fight and not gas.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

BEAUTIES OF NEGRO SUPREMAcY.-We
copy the following dispatches from late East.
ern papers:
| NASHVILLE. March "a riot occurred at
Columbia, this p. NJ, in which a number oil
persons were wounded, but none fatally. From
the report received here it appears to have been
brought about by negro, who arrogantly
boasted be could whip any id rebel. Pistols,
rocks and other missiles were freely used by
both whites and blacks.
The election passed Off very quietly in this
city. The Radicals were successful, the ne
groes voting nearly en- masse one way. The
County Jailor elected is a negro, M is also q
not much energy manifested by the Conserva-
tive voters, knowing their ticket had no chance.
MEMPHIS. March S.-At the county cleo
ton, yesterday, the white wards were quiet
and little interest was exhibited. The Radical
negroes of the Seventh Ward. backed by the
Metropolitan Police, took possession of the
polls, drove of the Conservative negroes and
threatened their lives. The Radical negroes.
made drunk by the white Radicals, were riot
Gus and insulting to white people. They yelled
and shouted they would rule the city, while the
carpet-bag scalawag- OH ce-seekers urged them
on to get up riot on the part of the whites.
Better counsel prevailed, however. The city
will give a small Radical majority.
The election and registration have proven q
farce. Negroes were shipped from Arkansas
and Mississippi; and allowed to vote by the
Radical Judges.
There are no returns from the county. The
election will be contested.
A negro jury empaneied ON Thursday, sent
two of their race to the peniteutiary for ten
years, for numbering negro short time ago.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

AofkRIf FOR SALE.-C. Kreiss offers for sale that
s,Os situated and valuable property. corner Of
wan and Montgomery strests, known ~ the st.
o..'ss hotel together with adjoining property and
. nreProof cellar See adyerfisernanf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

AcSowLEDcNESTs.-Againw we acknow ledge, with
hanks the careful attention of the Agents and Mes
s'nesrs Of Wells, Fargo Co., all the way from Port
iAna TO- and in this city, along the Columbia river
ana haley mail stage route for late Portland daiies
=, which we get the latest California dispatches be
sides Oregon news.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

ZONE BAcK.-william Arts, one Of the pioneer
.usf' OF this place. returned By stage last night
om winters visit East He lea Chicags March
.'%. and came overland. He looks 70 be in prime
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

'-We tender thanks to . courteous friend
,.., '.. Bose for New York Daily Herald OF March
-''N' tne latest Eastern paper we havs seen.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

SOUTHERN RELIEF BALL-The ladies who have t.
ken in hand the preparations for the BAH 10 be given
Tor the benefit of the Southern Relief Fund, on the
evening Of Tuesday. April l4th intend that no efforts
on their part shall be left undone to have 1t one Of
the most entertaining festive occasions ever held In
this city. The music, the order Of dancing, and ev-
erything in connection with the affair. win be of the
oest and they hspe for liberal patronage at the
hands of all the people Of the Basin. The object for
which they are to give the BAN Is worthy Of the aid
ana countenance of all and 1t Il likely TO be the
last Ball OF the season. no doubt IL win be largely at
'ended We are requested to say 1t win be- In dress
point OF view, strictly Calico Ball.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

"kArHER.-Brght lovely Spring days and
'ey emily nights. Fine weathsr for the miners.
'ooD IrxE-Jones drove IN the Boise City stage
In good time last evening.
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MINIATrRR Almanac.
-oSpArs WEATHER REPORT

San hses.., i5 Suu 1883 Noes 9N
biGH
Sandy HOof.. $40 Cows Island 1900 Iie Gate
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NL,V-TERSEY.

Tho in+epsa excitement caused by the real estate auc-
ton sales of last month has passed away Several new
rropoStions have been preached, however, buI luey
- o,,I,, ljtiol9 upon a continued demand Money
- Vcry scarce aud purchasers who bought atIeCeht
sates have percridage payments coming uut'
900 a. the auction sales bought for resale
a. advanced prices, and we hear of some few lots
6oyin changed hands since last week at Lake view.
Vcrv little country property has lately been sold ana not
single farm in Passtlc County was recorded sold during
o. latter half Of June City lots in Paterson, about the
ubnrbs are selling parties for building purposes Inc
lumber yards busy Building lumber is plenty, fancy
lumber scarce and brick in great demand at hgh prices
Rents are high. and houses so scarce that many New
Workers prevented from coming to live here TINS
year Money very scarce, and regular spectators use
very little ~ Improving the property they purchase
few prospective sales of suburban property are ~ hand
JOhn Hinder auctiOucer, will SELL on Monday lois On
Wisst. and Col Derrom will soon offer his last WOOD
and
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A Hartford paper gOssips: The famous Ih
Regiment is going an excursion 10 Norwleh OF me
10th heretofore announced; but the why's and wefeos
have not vet been stated one OF the officers OF he es
mept Is soon 10 be married TO an accomplished young
lady i'm Norwich who prdes herself considerably on the
alliance and being very anxious that her iady s
should the gallant regiment with whlch her Sans
hero is connected. she made arrangements
and that is why the 18th is going To Norwich; thg IN
witch people are in bllssfu ignorance OF tie iao WIN
few exceptions. and, they pay homage 10 tls P as
battalion will uncOnscously add 10 the oylu shooh'
OF the future bride, who is giving the eNhiOltioh'
A man calling himself Ress is visiting chu i,.,
neonle i'm This cy Representing himself as MetnouSt
Rapst PRESBYTERIAN, anything else as oeeaso lie
for ana borrowing money upon false pletensot, ,ain
talks reiglOusly anu wants ~
every church he goes To, ana obtains az IT, yrons de-
some OF the leading members from whom oy 81 t coo
vices ne receives sums of money vary ing rom 81 ~,
lie generally has family OF halI uoIen IT, ,rafesses
,nor who are 10 enter the Sabbath schooi nc Snfro
80 he a stranger and bears Recommendations III aara,,
auctions 10 the different pastors, each 1enIns ~
story and ALL no doubt, forged -. nm
gentleman of this city, who has take nu, up
bs summer quarters with his family IN one OF % ,oSr
& suhnrbs RECENTLY purchased seven p0uhus I.or,fsd
I'm bis villas 90 grocer and found II saoy Gn, nara
wifi sand The next day he inserted Vo Of grocer
graph in the village paper ueeIh have extracted
In this village N OF sugar from wnlca G viii send 10
- -, sonJ n the rascal who cheated me VIZ ~ restI
~ d5rass M OF sugar 1.-THE scfiptura osa him.
n3 will be satisfied. II not viii Rgoft af ths
day nine 10 packages OF sugar weiV a. the VIII
aartiser's house. there being MUG k bsen detected.
aua and each surprising himself to nave Dee1
TLo steamer State of New YORK mas Is Trina rim.
M 18th new cylinder, aud Is 70 resuN''
| Tween this city aud Hartford
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plSSENGERS TO ARRIVE.

vpov s,y PRAyCISCoJaue 20 per steamer NevadaSamael
Tacone l. Smith and wife NJ, H. r RoTIap3 Mrs VI B.
ssst Ms Anna Merrill MARY Watts aud son $ stewart and
ME- ME- S Wood snd two children j. Bs MuPeh@eyer R. p
B,rgma wife aud chd' NJ Dodge VIE ava fDu banoo s and
ibid David Rodgers, Margaret Eagan, NJ her MT S',A
Dewey. Mrs. Francis heCahy ~ p W Ttsfori
and child James T. smith sud WIFE r. ~ III s9l a"S ~
,sr, NJ rGssg b T W EesHey j. & Masn Miss Wells
A & Churchml, A. Jennings, C. Bernard "e ana sh'I O
iei W. md eb, and wife and boy D. murray John Broey T.
Possm aud wife f. ODOwt Cunan hasnngs SonS - n
tg p ZONES j. VI Bryan A. Gardner " p DuFan John Nell
n kaufman Pebrre Amos Lawrence A. IL Jones MA
" 4 Allen, D. A. KsuIclg IL N Tes joseph 6 CHI.
ton H. Ho9sehe &C. S xo VIVA w1am Raebapiug and
wife sullivan John Manning Julia Manning Ines gA
GSs s' % ana y H. hbeSs oaa Cross wife child
Quinn HeWson Mrs Taylor VI "es'f5 we sn ' INV
iestg f. W Lewis John Morrison u smith g. Reed j. Can
vey John birmingham William kaufman H. n Mor' John sHeeasy
LILY a. War ware w k5y P GaaS z Miller wife and nsu En-
gscbo Alfred Armstrong John b. Meyers G. Sehon and daughter
From san FRANCISCO June 22Per steamer Golden Age-A
el Mitchell H. L. Beese, r. b. Macy Amos o. Isomas 'a,g'
h Hamilton j. b. Humphrey l. Bqul L. Dyoie SAm1ei Mt s
Rev llose aud ME Ba9ns19A r. and 1 Children Henry
Dacsey John Watched Mrs T. W. EIcAels Mrs NJ d. SUI ~ "a
WIsy Mrs. m J. epter and child r. Raymond Mrs Susan Dun
han, ana two children Miss Schaier Mrs Hartman aud infant
Ie Mrs. JobfWght ard child Benjamin NJ Luce aud wife, r. !
Cbsade Mcdonald j. Joseph Aeman John A. Cooke u
neisa b1r, Rosr, aud Vile Mrs Chamberlain Madam
Dafese Charles Gin James Humphrey A. j. Gunuison Mrs Loa
Leonard and child j. Pane Morse and boy Bloom Lewis
Nell Mr., r. Glover Miss Dora Cohen, Madam Fare aud nian
Bsson 4 Mead r. H. Brown, wife and child Mrs h. Lewis an
i've children A. H. Smith NJ. T. Stray Morris shall Mrs w Mls
and children Mn Mary jackson Mrs VI hande'e e H.
Ionis Perry Brown Jason Thayer Freeman gttls Nv
George Wood W shepard Hugh Roberts John Roberts, HehAr
ALL. "a
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CLEARED.
bua iN g. llaacl Hamburg Franconis Sherwood
Poraud' sarah, Jones pLiaieiphIa.
settles. ~ i - -
Bars-walter. Libby Bath
BnssIna Williams Br Foster Valencia Alice (Brl Loni Rio
SchoonerDel:ur Cakes Carver jacksonville Eta Jacksou
EhAhehpo; T. Arthemps Gates Anhoy. H. Mdlleiea
Bo~a 81 Aarsi hate Carton lBrl Luh Caricnas Jose as
H2gemon Kingston, J Curev Turner Galveston = r. Alan.
bot South AmbOy Jae, To Maeas Clara Jane Parker Pons
mouth, ~ II.
ARRIVED.
Steamship William p. CLYDE. Powell. Wilmington G
Steamship james Green. uan. Wasug tan nis aud nsSs
Steamship PERT Deauce Galveston June 26 and pa,,
steamship Emily T. Souder Lebby, Negoreans o. ztsa
ami pass
Big Excelsior Cooper Eleghera DAYS mlse and pass
Brig Sam'l Welsh Hoe ker, Menone. r., q days fut
big Jusau Brow, Windsor " =, II DAYS plaster
Schr Old Chad. Nctm0ch. EeulcIa 10 days. pneapples
Schr Edwin A. Groher NeTtou Eicuthel 10 days, pues
Schr Evelyn, Pierce, Barbatpes ~ DAYS. igoasseS
Barhars virginia. Chn-aron v.ngini,.
Willie MARTIN, Portland. join LenthaI. Virginia
Pioneer, Cape Cause, y S. Baaysd, Nirgiuil
DOMESTIC PORTS.
July 6iuiyed steamships Tupo from Liverpool
from Philadelphia. l- Ng1l from Havana; Benz Carver, from
Roniout; schr Aidie p Simpson. gom Nes-York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON July Grbe steamship Acnauna from New York
June o. arrived az this port dag before yestcniay.
july 6Ile steamship Colorado, Capt Cutting. OF the
Liverpool and Great Western Steamship Co.. from NewiorS June a.
arrived here this IN.
SPOKEN.
July I, OF Cape IIatsris srlL A. p. Cramer bound