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TILE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

A very favorite route to the White and
Franconia Mountains is via New-Hayen steamboats,
Pier No. IS, East River, via New Haven Ran
road Passengers leaving in the afternoon VIII
reach the Mountains the next evening" VIA Con-
neeticut River Railroad, The completion Of the road
from St. Johnsbury to Lake Memphremagog affords
opportunity TO visit the Owls Head
Mountain House. Lake willoughby, and on to Montren
and Quebec The steam railroad will be completed "
the summit Of Mount Washington about JulyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
WASHINGTON.

THE PUBLIC DEBT REDUCED ABOUT NINE MIL
LIONS DURING THE MoNTH-THE CAMPAIGN
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN THE TREA-
sURY DEPARTMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON. Tuesday June 90 1869.
The public debt statement for June will be made public
promptly the proKmo The receipts from customs
have been about slOOOOO from internal revenue about
81 OoOO while the expenses proper Of the Government
for the month have been In the neighborhoOd OF
$l3 100000 Reckoning the interest on the bonds &c,
there will be decrease in the debt Of eight or nine mil
lions.
gentleman who arrived here this evening from Rich
mond Va, says that when he left monster outdoor
Republican meeting being held. Gen. Van WICK OF
New.YOrk and Gov. Wells were the speakers. My in
fOrmant who Conservative, is Of the opinion that the
Conservatives Will carry the State He bases his Calcu-
latons of the efforts OF the Conservatives
to keep many OF the colOred people from voting. He
the Constitution proper will be adopted by an al
most unanimous vote, while the acknowledgements and
roncad oath clauses will be defeated 10y overwhem-
ing vote He further that the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company is taking an active part in the can
vas and is spending money for the Wells party Balti-
is very anxious to control the trade Of the State,
while the capitalists Of the State want TO develop the
resources and trade with NewYOrk direct by way OF the
excellent harbors Of Norfolk and Richmond. This is
very important issue in the canvass but 1t is difficult to
make the people comprehend its Importance.
United States Treasurer Spinner returned tonight and
will resume his duties tomorrow.
There lively demonstration at the Office OF the
superintendent Of the Treasury to-day owing to the dis
charge Of 26 female sweepers and scrubbers to take eff
feet The number at present employed lS6,
but the reduced appropriation for the next fiscal year
authorizes the employment Of only 10 persons of the class
named
The Railroad Companies, whose roads connect with
this city and the West have made arrangements to issue
excursion tickets at reduced prices to delegates wishing
to attend the Convention Of Irish Republicans to be held
in Chicago next week
Secretary Robson left for his home this evening, and
will not return until next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT BALL MATCH-sALES
OF PUBLIC LANDS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
distressing accident occurred tins afternoon during
the game OF baseball between the Pastime Club OF Bat
and the Oympcs OF this city, by which the catcher
the former club had his leg broken just below the
knee The accident. which occurred about the sixth
inning Occasioned by OF the Olympics alling
against him home run and OF course put end TO
the The injured mans leg was set by surgeon
In a very few minutes after the accident.
The Commissioner OF the General Land Office has just
received showing the disposal OF 95O acres or
the public domain at local offices at Au Claire, WscOn
during the past month"; Nearly all the land disposed
of sold for cost; but some was taken under the
Homestead law and located with military bounty land
warrants. The cash sales amounted To Sl20,726.
In anticipation Of speech from exPresldent Johnson
a small number OF persons attracted TO his hotel
but they were disappointed there being serenade
other demonstration up to III tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
STARRING AFFRAY.

Last night, Francis Burke, aged "a years, of
No las Leonardst, quarreled with James Devins, aged
% years. at No IS Mulberrys, and Burke stabbed his
opponent in the right breast, causing very dangerous
inst Police station. The wound Of Deyins dressed
nv DR. Armstrong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

Lieut. Commander VIM. A. Van Week, United
States Navy died last evening, Of yellow fever board
the Hospital steamer Illinois One OF the apprentice
boys from the Saratoga Pratt aged IL has been
admitted to hospital with yellow fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30
BURGLARS IN THE HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.

Early on Tuesday morning the residence OF
widow Catharine Berger in Mlenyie, was entered by
burglar The only occupants Of tho house was MIS-.
Berger and her daughter young lady Of 20 years me
latter discoyered tho burglar Ia the aot OF taking rom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

The Earth Closet Company Hartford Conn Saesroom (Hf
wsDLE 4 Coz Ma. 597 Broadway. NeS.York
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS

The following are the returns of gross re-
ccpts for .the month OF May, made TO Collector Jacob
Weart In Jersey City, by the several Ferry, Railroad
Gas, and Amusement Companies whose Onlces ne "thn
the limits OF his DISTRICT:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

Vermont Spring Waer-Tbe Wonderful Remedy. Depot al
ScHEyEELISs, No. 10 Wiliain-st, N 4.
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MARRIED..

Use SapOO for cleaning polishing Wholssas De OF No III
WAshlngIo1-sL ESOcH MoRGASs Sons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

ARNsTRONG-PROsSBR-In Buffalo T. Wednesday. jane ~
residence brides parents b. the Rev VIM Shelton
Armstrong ofNewYOk City Mary daughter Of Brastua
S. PrOsseL
BLAKR-HOVRY-At Haverh Tuesday. June a. tks Rev.
James Villa Blake Miss Abby Frances HOVey No cards
CROsLEY-MCRAROa Tuesday 49, at ST. Johns Chapel By the
Rev Dr. Weston w. CrOsy Selma daughter Of the
late John AcRae.
sMTH-BRooKs-On Thursday June IT, at the residence Of the
brides parnts Washingonyi Orange County, n T. Wm r.
smith TO Mary C., daughter Of Edward G. Brooks esq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-30

The One hundred and fifteenth Annual Com
menccmeut OF Columbia College Will be held this morn
ing al loI O'Clock at the Academy OF Music.
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DIED.

al Notices of Marriages must be Endorsed ,cih hH
name and address
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and shipping demand. has ruled very firm the past
", ek and closes xa2c higher. The sales amount 70
ITO bb,s at t2a43Xc merrh1ntsbls; 42<a42X, ship.
ping; ASaiIo tor New York bbls, and 37Nc NAKED Al
the close 4ic was paid lot Of Southern snd New
York bbls to srrrvo. The stock nnsold quite noml.
nal and the, are no lots Offering to arrive Receipts
1875 bbls; exports 20l6 bbls. The receipts In VII
ming ton are falling or and do not appear to be IN
excess of the demand for export.
Ros1N The low grades were very duh during the
greater part of,he weeK with some sales at ~ ilt
strained. but towards The close we had quite an ac
tive demand 1t 81 26e2 80 for common and good
strained. The sales amount 10 5000 bb:s OF which
II, 900 were low grades. ct % 2oa2 % for common
siraned 50 c6e2 80 for good strained; S2 Soal % or
No q: Ss,I 80 for No, l. "a s7a6 for 2ale and s6a7
for good end extra pale; closing Arm for all grades:
Receipt 627s bbls. Exports 6464 bols. Stock ABOUT
25 900 bbls.
lAR-Is almost unsalaole and quotations nomfnsi'
Receiuts 81 bpls. Exports 1l6 bols.
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nR. b &c H us
LDEN REMED E 8 :

ASK FOR NO aTHER, TAKE NO OTHER. AND
you win save time. health aud money.
$lGC0 REWARD for any case Of disease In any
stage which they fsil 10 cure.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALsAM No cures
Ulcers liberated sore throat and Mouth, Sore
Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Colored
Blotches >oreness Of the scalp. ecrofua, &C.; 6 the
greatest Renovator, Alletst,ve. and Blood Purifier
known, removes al diseases from the system, and
leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures
Mercurial Affections; rheumatism In Ill it, forms.
whether fl ON mercury or other causes; gives imme.
tfiate relief In all cases. No dieting necessary.
have thousands Of Certificates proving the mtracu-
Ions cures effected by these hemedies. Price OF
either No. OF No q IS per bottle or TWO bottles for
DR.. RICHAU's GOLDEN ANTIDOTR, o safe spec
dy pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De.
rseements, accompanied with full directions. Price
$3 per bottle
radical cure for Nervous General Debility, IN Old
or Soupg; imparting entrgy With wonde. fu1 eject.
Price S5 per bottle, or two bottles for 30.
On receipt Of price these Remedies viii be shipped
to any place. Prompt attention paid to all cores
dents. None genuine without the name Of "Dr.
RICHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES, d. b. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown in glass Of bot les.
Address b. RlChAhDS.
No. 22S Vsrick-street, New York
Oface Hours from 8 A. n. to p. II.
Circulars sent. -ly July
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NAxkets1y Telegraph.
;, .uopvrnp 1rlRKkTs

w. ;,-3 sc-RoHNaA XkRKsTS
LoDos, Ju5 12-Noon- --consois sSh. bonds
MX. ssgse. on the ~ + dali. 1ufpenhne 27s so
H1x,;,-i i
IIvarool, July 12-Noon.-cotton actyei up,
ihnds i2xd;: Orleans 12akd;. sales 1900 Foalee.
Rresdstu1fs quiet other articles Unchanged.
9: g Aiefn6dn.: lard quaet Pork frm- y.-c.a
.. R5enina Cotton ,scsre; quotatinos unchanged
sl,esl4soe bales: Com. old 7as Cd; new 2e' %.
rtpsiEons qu Ct - i:..,..,..' -:
.aiHsy.n ,Jolx 1l-costos, ON the spot and %seat,
HgSfc. ;s;E =! - g.. = -.
edt Gha & DOMESTIC lGA1KErs.o = +.,...U
wv. M Yol1. July 2-Noon.- stocks very strouR
.euac uStry,, Honey & ets1ing sM Sod seH.
cotton ntn II sSkssi6 RoSn hrrn; ssfstned ~ so.i
Syenfne: ee:@Sovernmeob closed s6snS, 'e9's a2S.!
sdrtS.rh dun. Mohsyachvs; demand readily met
at7..H Sterling sXsls. Gold strong At 81: Stocks
s,ronk rootson.uanhtkesd; sslef $50 bales q SAAa
axe >lloyu uneasnesd wheasv heavy ana 1so
Iowr. NCorn neavy md iaac lower besi seeaoy
Pork Arm Q. So I2Kss2 SIX. Lard st'ady. sugar
nrm; MmeoxABo I15ia1lXc. Other Efooeries dull.
Naval stores nrmsr. Isrpslttpe +&aA6c. Ffe'gn"
.eesisz. ~ =. - - .IiC' a'
;..RlInrkoIx, July 12-cotton steady ss SAKE.
Flour hrn and scarce. Wheat weak; receipts hrse;
asw. red 81, seal .t66 Corn nrm; yellow s6asse;
thiss q o6I osas 7sa75c Pork quiet st ssa. 5a-
i@66;n active; .ahouidas 1bxc.
- y Ca1nrmxNa11, July; 12-Whiskey higher at @o1
N Mos pork hsld at sss. Bacon shoulders no;
SssSr siaes lsc, demand light Lard held at lsc.
:. sn Iou1s,, July, 9-Nhiitsy Arm atsl Pr0vi'
sions quiet snd unohsugsd. .s-r
.scIouuJ1tIx, July u Provisions duiet Meas prk
Ssa.v Bacon, eIeas sides 1sXe; shou'ders Ihc'
HehNtnes zee. -
Wnnueres, July. 12.-spirits tuEpsnhne quiet
.. soc Rosin qui.t q 81 sbs2 26 Crude turpen-
tne d eS,s. Tr. quiet Cotton. middfns at SIC.
AueusfA, July u COTTON. market dun and
prices entirely nominsl; sales6s bales; receipts 20
.EHxNiuAH, July l2-cottun. market qsist; mid
asine saxc; sales ssbdlss; receipts 2s bales
.,,Kds1s, July -Nothins done in cotton; re-
ssipb72 bs,ss;. exports soe bales :. .'....,,.
MY osu1Ass. July Ias-ootton quiet; middiinS
axe; sses 90 beles; receipts "a bales Gold SIX.
stsritnS sOx Hsx Yorl sight Kc premium. No
hs.ss. ehoioe fsrmsntiny eoas4c.,
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DARBY's PRUPHYLACTlC FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Akz. H. S. phens, Of Georgia.
CRAwFoRpsvnLE, Ga september 20. 1858.
Darby's Prophylactic FIuid ts an article OF little
COST but great value. It's domestic as well as medi
cinal uses are numerous, while Its specialies are
most wonderful ] have not been without It Tor
ten years end no head of family who can afford
to have 1t should be without It.
ALEX. B. STEPHENS.
THE WONDERFUL FAMILY MEDI.
CINE.
Letter from the Surgeon General OF e Iate Confeder-
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA 1863
JOHN DARBY L Co., No. 100 William.ssreet, New
York:
GentLem nj have received your letter OF the 18th
Of December, 1866, calling my attention 10 your
lDsrbys Prophylactic) Fluid.
most cheertnlly state that the Fluid was furnish
ed to, and extensively used by, the SURGEONS in
charge of general hospitals in the Conederae ser
vice with great benefit 10 the paienis-al the sur
geors making favorable report great deal OF 1t
was used in the hospitals.
Very reSpe ctfully, your ooedient servant,
sAM'L Preston MOORE, II. D,
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PURIFYING PILLS.. ;.

YU1aE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 9. Pro.
PHITT, II. D., need no Recommendation
their wen known power IN removing the diseases De-
culiar TO our Southern climate having already estab
iished for them an eaviable reputation m Georgia
and the adjoining States As the majority Of persons
Liver, It Is granted by an intelligent physicians That
most Of the pains and aches OF our people arc due
to org snic OF functional arrangement Of that ipor-
tant organ. |Prophit's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Blious pills STRIKE directly at the root Of the eya
Tbsy cure the Liver which in MID cases out Of e1,
Is at the bottom of the Couahs, Dyspepdi, Cole,
SICK Headache, Rheumatism. Constipation, Msf.
strual Distractions, &C., 20 common among ods
people, Earaehe, T0othache, Acute Rheumsam,
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTT's PAIN KILL TT
IKE chat before the wind.
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Gpnraerfial.

pHuADELPHIA-Perb bria Josie DeyereaIn1ch,h,S 1nc ,,h,S
= tierces Rice, II bales Upland Cotton, lVO pos =
Rosio. IA bales Rage, bales Rope Cutnnes' =
hhds Iron, 100 tons Phosphate.
charleston Cotton and Rico Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
ClAlIKs1oM Monday Evening. July H.
corrox.-AiiR demand prevailed for this ard
cle and previous figures were steadily maintained.
Sae+ about l26 bales, Is ss 81; 10 ct ct
s9K; Is at 50 cents We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
= Ordinary TO good oldnary........so @a -
Low Diddhng. ........,.:.'...'.'SoaAg
-. Niddhng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
=. By Few York classification We quote
~ M,aatpe .........:.: .ssXS-
sl@-A' fairly sustained inquiry prevailed for
this Krsin steady prices Sales 12s tierces OF clean
:Caroiins, viz: Il teroes at TX; 80 at 7%; 50 -
;iossnts. We quote common to tair esan Carolina ~
67K; eood s@ssKc . p.
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sUSIVEHsAL RUSSIAN
HEALING sALyE.

THIS VALUABLE REMEDY has EFFECTED
innumerable cures and has gained for itself great
reputation. The dlscoverer Of this Salve has applied
itwith eminent success In Thousands OF cases dur
ing the Crimean War, and has cured dangerous
wounds, In manv cases considered mortal.
MIR. e. BERG is the soc possessor Of the valuable
secret OF making this salve from bis experience In
using it in Europe and the success attending ITS ap
plicaion there he has been induced 70 introduce 1t
into the United states. 1T RELIEVES PAIN
1hoe Who have Wounds, Bruises. Cuts Of all
Iiuds OF Sores, Felons. Scratches Musquito Bites.
Frost Bitten JOINTS Sore Lius Chilbai Chtldren'e
scorbu,ic complaints on Head and Fare are'speediJ
cured. 1t has proved Ct great advantage to ladies'.
and is peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts tore
legs, &C.. through confinement, and other causes
It acts like magic in removing Boils Puppies, and
Cutaneous Diseases, and has been successfully
used for Corps Bunions and Sore Throat, by apply
ing external every evening before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists Price 25c.. 6oc, and 81
per Jar. Office. NJ. 260 BJwery N. Y. None genuine
unless counterslgned +. BERG's UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN bEALING SALYE, No $50 Bowery, New
York stuth ly Juy3
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PROHIBITS LIVER MEDICIsE.

Dr.. Prophia-Bavina used this medicine suhl-
GENTLY long to text its virtue nd 70 satisfy my own
mind that It is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
who now suffer from this annoying complaint would
be gnally benefited. as he has been. by ts use No
deem 1t q duty we owe TO this unfortunate claM 70
recommend to them the use Of this remedy. which
has given not only himself but several members Of
his fsrnily the greatest relief ~ - '''''
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II. W. ARNOLD,
OF the Georgis Conference.
Doo1:1 cous1Y. GA April. I067,'

DooL1 COUNTY, GA APRIL 1851.
This is tn certify that uas confined to he house,
and most Of the tire to my BED, ana tpuerng tne
greatest agony imaginable With Rheumatism, for
dy. with no relief, was cured with two bottles Of
Dr. o. 8 Prophit's Anody ne Pam Kill II, each cost
ing fifty cents only; II trelesed me almost instantly.
therefore recommend It N me highest oegfee 70
that It is one OF the best tanily medtctnesnev out
certain. Yours truly. VIA. FOREHAHD.
CovMsroN, Ga, July 9, 1851.
DR.: PopaiL-Hsying used yogr Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheerfully 10
commend It to ell persons tuferine non Liver AZ
fections. Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial e he best
remedy for that disease. o. ]. HOdEHE
s1AxYonpvuLE, PUTNAM CouNT1, Oct !, 1851.
DR.. o. 6. Ropk,H-Dear sir4lfis Is TO certify
that h4te used your Ague Pills for No hst ten
yeirs. and have never failed 10 cure me A8ue IN
single instance with them. They alWsy1 bfesk IL
mend them ss being the ,est aeue medtcns thst4
have a. found and they leave no bad elects tonpr-
ing them, ss QutniHe, &C. .
YourB respectfully. A. WESIBhoOh.
PUTNAM COUNTY. Ga, September "a, 1904
DR.. O. s. Prophiu u-Sir-I have used for the hat
two years IN my family you Liver Medicine, ycur
Pain Kll It. and you' Female Tonic, and nsve -
fears In saying tnAt tn6y Rr6 TUG DSot
ey or used for the Liver and Stomach NeursIgo snA
Rheumatic Affections, Headache Colic, and pain. q
every kind are subdued by them. After us1ng tbe
medicines 30 long. cheerfully recommend them TO
any and every one, and 10 all that are acted % tho
best and safest remedies for al the diseases Ss
which they are recommended, &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WhIdHI.
DIR. PROPaITT's FEMALE TONIC. ?
This Medicine, with its associates, is saJe md
certain remeoy for all durable diseases to which To
males Alone arc liable II is also an excellent pro
ventatgs Of Nervous Blponets, or Nervous Dis
eases In either male or female Il is powerful N1-
vine Tonic, setting up Q full and free CHI ulaton
throuehoui the system.
all OF the above Medicines sold BY Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwea.
ED. S. BURNTIAM,
Wholesale and Resail Agent,
No. 421 King-street, tnesr Calhoun,)
Charleston, g. G.
prepared only BIZ De. o. 8. PROPHITT.
April 16 -stutb6mos Covington. GA.
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Lonslgness per soutn M DINA Ha'o~s
July IA. -
81 bales Cotton, Al bales Domestes. o9o SACKS
wSea On sscfs Flour, POI bbls Naval Stores. cars
Wood, car slaves, car stock. 10 Railroad Agent,
Tbnrston 4 Holmes, Frost + Adser. g q Walter b
% PeSer. Rodgers Co, A Nuiligan. Kirkpatrick
4 Witte. VI z Ryan Goldsmith son. btenhouse
Co L.tschgi, W " Smith, Bopitns, Nc herson
CO, G " williams l. Co. Jno Msrshall, b Bfsohod
Co.
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TotAl. i,SZ4 800 l,6Zo 019
Deficiency IN visible supply ....... S0d,7i3
Stock =, ..u held by Manchester spinDers at
tbs mills now LIE QUO bale same time 1873. 3l0eD
bales. Ai1dlin2, r.eans now 124d; then I'D
Murray Ferris & Co.'s Naval stores Cir
cular
NEW YORK July 1Q.-SPmTs TuRPENTNE.-
17th continual hynt recsip's, I'D an active 'eea
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Light and Shade

Light and shaoe'
,rho-e 10 M heart but hath its inner angutsh,
There a. no eye but hath with tears been wet
There ia no yo, o but hath been beard 70 isneusn
= o'er hours Of carkness It can ne'er forget
There is NO cheek, however bright It's roses,
But pershed ond4 ben cath Its hues are hid;
No bright eye In It'd deWy light reposes, ,,,
Butbroken star b-arns treEble 'neath It's 10.
There is no Lip, howe'er with laughter ringing,
However light and gay tts-words may De,
But II bah trcmbled at so11e dark upsprtngine
. OF stern afaic,fon; and deep misery.
We are all brothers in this land OF dreaming,
Yet hand nee hand, and eye to eye replies;
Nor deem We that beneath Q brow ali oeaming
The tower of life in broken beauty hes.
obi blessed light that gilds our night Of sorrow;
- oh balm OF Gilead for our healing found:
We know that pssce win come With the tomorrow,
aAnd that afi lions spring not nom the ground.
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Arrtyed Yesteraay.

Arrived Yesterasy.
schr ress, from West Point Mill. 15s uerces
Rice. To ". o Bee Co and Rsvenel Eco.
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig Joele DeverssuI, Clark Pniladelphia-Strees
Brig a Bradshaw, Bears. jacksonville. Fla-William
Reach b 10.
sailed Yesterday.
Schr Palmer smcot, Baltimore.
eehr Lilly, Bpshes, New York.
I!S y U1earetf for this Port.
stesmship Manhattan. woodt uIl. at New York. July
Brig adelaide, Wilson. at Savannah, July 10.
From this rort-
schr B satrd, Gardner. Boston. July o..
- shlpnesvs bt Ie'nxr1ph.
NEs Yoax, Jul, 12-Arrived City Of Boston
WILMINGTON. July 12.-Arrived, 11th, Rebscta
Clyde, new York =, l..-
tAv.ssAn, July ia.-Arrived Leo. New York.
: ~ s''.'+ LIST uE vhssELs
OF. CT EARED AND. SAILED FOR HIS PeA7 T
FoREIeN' -
The Hannah Iizzie. FerRuson cleared. May 20
The Vince, Halliday, ..Suhe ~
pOMEsrrn
eoIpsBmo,. NE. ::
Scbr Velocity, Pinthsm sailed June 10
YRANKF0RT. NE.
Brig he6iivery, etutss, cleared. ''.'auiy'i
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff, e!ea I'd July 10
Brig Bsmpdep, Perkins, ,up.............. june 80
sohr Myrover, Brown. up....... ......... July !
Schr Vim l. 81 rings Hslsey, cleared. July
Schr Nyrover, Brown, up............... ..Juy
PHILADELPHIA
stesmsh1p PrDuetheua. ersy, cleared. July
schr Ssrsh Cullen Avis, mp. July