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1nefe sre many men OF TIE sgs OF thirty vhe are
soubieo with too frequent evacuations from the blad
ger, often accompanied BY slight smartng or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
sne urinary deposits ropy sediment viii loften he
bumen viii appear, the color will be of thin mill
ish hue again changing to dark and turbii appes1
sDce. There are many men who die Of this diiscultv
Ignorant OF the cause, which is the ~
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WgAKNksS
osn warrant perfect cure in such cases. sn,,
id!i snN heaithy restoration Of the urinary Dreams
Feisons wac cannot personally consult the Dr..
gan oo 60 py Writing In plsin manner, o descri,,
zen o. sneis diseases, and the appropriate Remedies
JAN correspondents strictlv ccnnss,,,s, -,
se returnedi Il desissd. aHo W'H
AjGrssg: DR5 p urr,
Aext door to the Preble Mouss. Pn1t,sna n
r Send Stamp fer Circular. mo-
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DIR. j. B. HUGHES,
CAN BE ForND AT Els
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. IA Preble Street,
Next the PrebIe Hou.,

NeXt the PFebIe HOHse,
WTHERE be csn be consulted prIvateIy and viz
w the utmost confidence by the sfiicted Sc
eours daily, and from A. III. to 9P.M.
O. y. addresses those who are suffering under tbs
shictoA of rivate diseases, whether srisiug frOu
impure connection or the terrible vice OF sef-abnse
Devotins his entire time to that particular branch of
ne medical profession, he feels warranted in GUAR.
standing OF recently controcted entirely removing The
arees OF diseose from the system, aud making oers
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
BE would call the attention Of the Sfsiicted TO tse
fact OF his loDg-sanding and wei-sarned reputation
furnishing susdeisnt sssuEancs Of ns skin and cue.
ceas,
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Geve oexase-~s

81 wns nave committed an excess OF eny ind
neither it be the solitary vice OF youth or tie Ting.
ng reeuke OF misplaced confidence in N aturer years
BEEE FOR An AETIDOTE IN SEASOE. :
Ihe Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Rrostration that may follow Impure Cotton.
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait tor the contamination that is SURE to TO
iow; do not wait for Uns;ghtly Ulcers. tar :
nasaSled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
SEG C0mniayirp
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tbov u.ro --.-. graVdie,l B;ss Were ag.
an sn1ed y sreat na%ss have bsat un
serHoas ntSsa Of Or Pase %sss
tenant Of our race Often tbis e most destuctv
and invites the staacs nndelmpes the nnd unfe
ses exciting suspicion of its OF fatal dsease
then some neeS infection throughout the
surfsc one or other Of It's hideoass rap aeveie
heart tu@ors' osrts.'fasny fSsysd deposited in the lungs
on by The the sEn Exe or or n IT shows
Ssohu sisahl boee ef o fhe .1 body Hence
SersSnnss Snsn NJ active Of dsease aa
enaa generally lind %ish the following Com
eu1s y the use oSSssts Shs1 hRs!'sf s1d at
see s,te' Salt RIeas., SEA Sesid 1fSss as 2. Es1as,
forms ss' e5ooas r ana disasss ethsI
sns sTs ,ns Disss forms as Dyspepsia, Drossy. .
Lar anS ,ns Various J1cerons aecfonsss Hemratgia.
..syphiifssv or Hs,y, systems. u 'ne museu,
snbdune tby Dy IT. though long tms q ~ Diseases
t long eontinuesd5 maladies by any mecr Tor
Vcerafiomaas ,ls or mesine Tai win cure
monty soon relieved aS Female Diseaseses aa wte,de
ions for oaeh aaa cass gHeta%aely eec. cured
piled gratis. Rs%a,33da sss aS"3d our Ra! s
eaused .s ,y BY accum9iations Of and or direr
zesptSstMh p SSash paisenna %aen aisias
as thsn Of the Lirer. nd ~ gred in the
Ioo%t Gs. %s1. and dfgSs Sf ne
Those NOR ears ouoea or anw win tn n
aenand conync;eeae. eeae.kness, viii End immoidions
~*eru upon trial evidence of its restosaaiHie restaie g
~ PREPARTn. or OF.
Dr..J. o.zAyrnHD By 57.s wa
pyoe,,., .' q CO, Lowell, rr.. rae
,orn nv ' and analytical cnsn,..-'N enn ane
WILD BY ALL DRUGGISTS r,,.,~s. "esfsts. cup
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CUNARD LINE,

CUNARD LINE.
TH z BRITISH 4 NORTH
>I0&a6 AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
Ie4kESH!Ps between NEW YORK and
!, l,1sS - LIVERPOOL. calling at Cork Harbor.
sAMARTA, san, Thur. :: 9 TRTFoiI. II: 20
MARATHON, Tn. " 16 TARIFA, Tn. q
SIBERIA, Wed, % JAVA, Wed'y q ~
PALMYRA, Th. % ALEPPO Thurs =" "a
RATES OF PASSAGE
by the wednesday steamers, not carrying emisrnnts
Ase .Sl5U oo,a
"eeonu Odpm '..'''.................. S0)
rHst Capln TO Par1s. ........ $145, gold.
By Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin. $780, old.Steerage. $780,. currency.
A steamer of this line leaves Liverpool for Boston
rect. I -
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and all parts oil Europe, at lowest Iaies.
Through Bills OF Lading givenf for Belfast, GLASGOW
Havre, Antwerp, and other ports the Continent;
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and cabin passage Apply at the conlpa-
ny's office, 13 Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDER,
Agent. .-
For Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE &
RYAN, 10 Broad ST., Boston. nO1O69eodtt
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For Halifax, Nova Scotia.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.

S~ X The Steamships CHASE and
%sse-srT1M CARLOTpA will leave Calls
Il -LrhS5Y,\ Wharf every Wednesinv md
Ssssgas-szzsssas saturday, at 4 =. II for
.. - Halifax direct, making close con
nections with the Nova Scotia Railway Co, fer Wind
sor. Truro, New Glasgow and oIctou, N. S.
ery Tuesday and Saturday, weather permittlng' at
4P.M. e. "
Cabin passage, with State Room, $500
Meals extra
Through tickets may be had on b ard to above
points.
For further particulars apply to L. BILLINGS,
Atlantic Wharf, or
JOHN PoRTEoUs, Agent.
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Ayers Sarsapari-5@
ss... .Asux.rxvy<, .yrer, r...A<,.,

The reputation this ex-
ellen: medicine enjoys.
nfieriyed from its curcs.
marvaf which are truly
cases of>s. Invcterute
case, where afaisus dis,
seemed 3t,,,..s ..s system
corruptioh, h,lhei,ab have beer
Ssasaislous ~ aadl;ssions ad,iG 81 and
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EDUCATsONAL.
Day and Evening School.

open on and afler Monday Nov 29th, at DOW's
~ HALL. 1858 Congress, near Green street
Lessons in Penmanship exclusively from till P
N. for Mas ers and Misses, old and young
till 9P M. G. w NOYFS Princinaj
For terms, call as above. dec3tt
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VINEGAR@a-HOw made in 10 hours witbou
SAGE, Vinegar WUorugs, WUarugs, For Circulars, address T.
-------eoI Wefes, Cromwell Conn nnoo4s,r
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Il o L 4.

TO LET.
| - Wharf ana Wharfage Oh Custom Houss
oc16tf Apply LYNCH BARKER A. Co..
lS9 Comme1 ciaI S.
StOre to To.
SIORE No 1877 Grars- --"0R, Commercial St.,
oc1.1 LYNCH, BAREEp O. 11
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Dissolution Of C0p09t2a ersI.ip

THE firm of RAMSAY & WHEELER is tbis dow
dissolved by mutual consent. N-'' N"'
The hotel Business, known as the "Falmouth
Aug 30, 1869. au31tf
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mob. Many rioters were wounded and large
number arrested At last advices order had
been restored, and the city was quiet.
telegram from Paris tonight states that
large and tumultuous crowds assembled again
in the Montmartre district to-day, and troops
were called out to suppress the disturbances.
LONDON, June 9.-The Archbishop of Can
terbury has counselled the Bishops in the
House of Lords to oppose the Irish Church
bill.
A banquet was given tonight to deputa-
tions from Ireland now in this city, bearing
petitions against the Irish Church bill. The
Tory Peers and clergymen of the Established
Church were present.
1t is said that twenty-five Conservative
Peers will decline TO follow the policy of re-
lection announced by the majority at their
meeting last Saturday, and the detection of
others is probable.
The Post Office Department has completed
arrangements for the purchase of lines of
telegraph in the United Kingdom, in accord
ance with the bill passed by Parliament last
year.
HAVANA, June 9.-The emigration of
Cubans from the island has again commenced
and large numbers are leaving.
The Commission of Volunteers met yester-
day and adjourned without taking any action.
1t is reported that Minister Roberts tele-
graphed from Washington to the authorities
of Havana, warning them of the precarious
position.
Advices from Trinidad have been received
that a revolutionary movement was on foot.
The volunteers had attempted to depose the
Governor, who resisted, and was killed
General Lesca, with the Basque volunteers
has gone to Cinco Villas
The Nuevitas Railroad has again been cut.
The Government has received information
that two slave ships are expected here.
HAVANA, June 9.-The fact is now estab-
lished beyond doubt that the filibusters who
landed in the Bay of Nipe have effected a
junction with the forces of Quesada. The
troops have had several skirmishes with the
insurgents near Trinidad. Havana is quiet.
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Foreign AnnIrn.

LENrBERG, June "a ministerial order has
been promulgated here authorizing the use of
the Polish language in the administration of
the internal services of Galicia.
LONDON, June 9.-Advices from Melbourne
report that several members have been ex-
PEELED from the Parliament of Victoria for
bribery and that proceedings against others
were pending.
PAR1s. June 9.-Marquis de La Vallette,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, at his official
reception to-day, thanked the Prussian Charge
TAtdiyes for the favorable tone Of the Berlin
Journals in regard to the elections in France.
PAR1s. June 9-Evening. The Emperor
has issued decree convening the Corps
Legislatif on the 2Sth instant.
BOMBAY, June 9.-Advices from Cabool
report all opposition to Shere Ali ended
Shere Ali had introduced many reforms IN
his government He had remodelled his
army, established a police force, and forbid
den citizens from carrying arms
MADRID, June 9-General Roda sails Tor
Havana tomorrow, on the steamer San An
tonic He will stop at Porto Rlco ON the
way.
The want of harmony in the present Minis
try is becoming more and more apparent, an i
a change is expected
VIENNA, June 9.-Cardinal Ranscher, Arch
bishop of Vienna, has intervened to protect
Bishop Linse from the secular power, but the
Ministry assert that they are unable to inter
fere with the course of justice. In conse
ouence of the affair, coldness is manifestng
;tself in the relation between the Cardinal anC
tbe Imperial Government.
oDTnoN June 9-Midnight The election
,;ote at Nantes were more serious than frs
snnnosed. Dispatches from Paris to-day re
nresent that troops were called out, and wer
Obliged to use the bayonet IN dispensing tn
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NOTICF TO MARINERS.


Silas Daggett branch pilot of Holmes oe, Mass, has,
at considerable expense erected lighthouse on the
Fast Chop of Holmes Hole harbor to be known the
Coasters Light" The height of the lantern above the
level of the about sixty feet from which fixed red
light will be exhibited and after June Captains,
owners and underwriters of vessels cannot fail TO appre
ciae the convenience of this light and should therefore
be willing to contribute to its support.
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Steamship Saxon, sears Boston, H. Winsor Co.
Steamer X. Willing, Oundin Baltimore Groves, VI.
Brig Altayel4, heed, Wilmington N. O warren Gregg
behr IzettaI sInith, MayaEuesi Do,
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The Ward Conventions.

The following is the result of the ward con-
ventlons, which met last evening"
FIRST WARD.
Common Council-William Calhoun.
Alderman-Jesse s. Bonsall.
School Directors John M. Carey, Henry
M. Lawrence, Robert Bethel.
Observation-Disclosures Landin.
SECOND WARD.
Select Council-Oliver p. Glessner.
Alderman-Joseph @. Tittermary.
Constable-Thomas Hartman.
School Directors-David r.. Maxwell,
Thomas A. Engel, j. Bernard Appel, Thomas
Nesbit.
THIRD WARD.
School Directors j. Leslie Anderson,
Henry Gladding, John IL. Scott, Jr.
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Domestic Affairs.


Gold closed yesterday at 1894.
The Indians in Arizona are troublesome.
The alleged Cuban craft, Quaker City, is
to be bonded.
The Boston Metropolitan Police bill has
been defeated.
San Francisco has realized 5000, 900 from
the sale of tide lands.
-$75,21 in treasure arrived at New York
from California yesterday.
AT the Episcopal Convention at Pittsburg,
Yesterday, the ''All Saints" Rtualistic Church
was refused representation.
The President will visit the Peace Jubilee
-whereat Boston is jubilant
Governor Geary was in Washington yes
terday, and had an interview with the Presi-
dent
Colonel Manuel Freyer, new Minister
from Peru, was introduced to President Grant
yesterday.
Robert Talbot well-known merchant of
Greenwich, Conn.,, was run over and killed
yesterday.
The newspaper publishers of Michigan
ON Tuesday
General Halleck was last night presented
with gold badge by the Mexican veterans at
San Francisco.
Major A. B. Thompson (retired) has been
appointed Sheriff of Richmond, Va, by
General Candy.
1t is rumored that the Central Cuban
Junta is negotiating charter for swift
steamer of seven hundred tons.
Work will be resumed in the printing
division of the United States Treasury De
partment some time next week..
General Halleck yesterday left San
Francisco for Louisville, Ky, his headquar-
ters as Commander of the Department of the
South.
-$5OO,OOO in treasure was shipped from
San Francisco yesterday. Only $4,000 worth
of the amount is consigned to the Atlantic
States.
The match game between the Philadel-
phia and st. George Cricket Clubs at Hobo
ken commenced yesterday and continues
to-day
A party of thieves on Tuesday night were
surprised at work on the safe of the Sandy
River National Bank at Pennington. They
escaped.
General Sherman endorses the PROPOSE
ton of the Arizona Legislature to arm the
border settlers to cooperate with troops
against hostile Indians
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
IN Inup 1890

.,ALE oF UNITED sTATEs YEssELs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lNODGIG 10. OLllln, OaI-
tain John Nichols.
onstables-George G. Mcintyre, Walter
Hinman.
NINTH WARD.
Select Councl-John Fareira.
Common Couucil-George l.. Buzby.
Constable-W. Walton.
School Directors-J oseph Freeborn, s. b.
w. Mitchell, John Bosler, John ID. Lewis.
TENTH WARD.
Common Council-William b. Harman.
Constables-Jo ohm G. Hollock, Sr., George
w. Taylor.
School Directors-F. Garrigues, William
III. Parker, Gavin H. Woodward.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Select Council-Maior James Il. Brady.
Common Councll-Nathan Barrett.
Alderman-Jaccb A. Stern.
Constable-William Furman.
School Directors-James II. Taylor, A.
+. Webster, William Ii. Ackley.
TWELFTH WARD.
School Directors Thomas Grace, Z. B.
Scarborough, William Brinton.
Constable-William Myers.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Select Council-John i. Shoemaker.
Common Council-Abraham Kline.
Alderman-A. Atwood Grace.
School Directors-James w. Sayre, D. X.
Reih, w. Q. Boyer.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Common Council-Henry Dram.
Aderman-Andrew Boswell.
Constabe-Henry Jones.
School DireCtors-Robert Downing, Dr. j.
McNicholl, General FL. G.. Sickels, David
Dreamer, Jr.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Select Councillor. w. w. Burnell.
Common Council-Colonel John E. Glenn.
Constabe-Joseph Callahan.
A portion of the Convention here withdrew,
and the boilers will make nomina ion during
the week.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Common Council-James Logan.
Aldermau--A. II Shoemaker.
School Directors-Jacob Snare, George
Poliver, Thomas j. Smith, w. j. Gilling-
ham.
Constables-J. Smith, Benjamin Gray.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Common CounCil-Samuel B. Jones.
School Directors-William udge, William
Rooney, John b. Ferguson.
Alderman-John Gibson.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Common Council-Joseph Allen, d. w.
Stockham.
School Directors-Joseph Paxon, Samuel
Bowers, Edward Gorgas.
Alderman-Lul1e b. Sutphin.
NINETEENTH WARD.
Common Couucil-Nicholas Shane.
School Directors-Ed. Letf,rts, James
Miller John Loughridge.
Constable-H. Myers.
TWENTIETH WARD.
Common Council-Samuel Miller, William
Baldwin.
onstables-Charles Coward, Joseph Grif-
fths.
TWENTY-FTRST WARD.
School Directors-J. b. Winpenny, Cap-
tain w. Dawson, Jacob L. Fry, john NJ.
Schofeld.
TWENTY. SECOND WARD.
Common Council-Dr.J. G. Gilbert.
School Directors--C. j. Wister, Philip G.
Garrett, Roger Owen, w. d. Smith.
Aldermen-Benjamin Singerley, j. NJ.
Waterhouse.
supervisors-J. T. Meak, William Nun
maker.
TWENTY FIFTH WARD.
Select Council Thomas c. Evans.
Common Council-John G. Sess.
Alderman-Andrew B. Irons.
Constable-William Taylor.
School Directors-G. IL. Grifiths, DR.. J..
X. Murphy, William Nester, Isaac Sleetcker,
Samuel II. Irwin, George Roberts, William
Newell, John Rothwell.f
TWENTY SIXTH WARD.
Alderman-Samuel p. Hull.
TwENTY-EIGHTH WARD.
Select Council-George A. Smith.
Alderman-Charles X. Sorber.
School Directors-Edwin Melchner, Josepf
Barnhurst, Joseph Shantz.
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Among the many guests expected to be pre-
sent on the occasion of the banquet given in
honor of Ex-Governor A. G.. Curtin on Satur-
day evening next, are President Grant and
his Cabinet, Major-General Meade, of the
Army, and Admiral Porter, of the Navy
Senator Oliver p. Morton, of Indiana and
Senator Buckingham, of Connecticut, the
only two living War Governors contemporary
with Governor Curtin, will also be present.
The Russian Consul-General at New York,
Baron Bodisco, Ex-Governor William A.
Newell, of New Jersey, and the Judges of our
city and State courts, have signified their in
tention of gracing the festival by their pre-
sence.
The Hon. Henry Williams will respond to
the sentiment of the Judiciary" and Sena-
tor Scott TO that of president of the United
States.
--Messrs. W. P. Messick and r. M. Batturs,
examiners, held another session yesterday
afternoon.
The following persons, who had been at
tackled by the contestants as unassessed voters,
were called and testified that they voted the
Democratic ticket in the Fourth division,
Twenty-ffth ward, at the October election:-
Patrick Boyle, Jr., No. 1870 Edgement
street; Thomas Duffey, No. 1449 East Thomp-
son street; Michael Fleming, No. 1889 Salmon
street; VIM. Gallagher, No. 1922 Richmond
street; Maurice Ahern, No. 1889 fremont
street; Francis McDonough, No. 1923 Salmon
street, (also proved the votes of James
McDonough, No. 1923 Salmon street, Anthony
Tigh, No. 1434 Richmond street. and John
McNamee, No. 1543 Thompson street,; Ber-
nard McVaigh, No. 1921 Salmon street; VIM.
Mcintyre, No. 1923 Somerset street; James
ODonnell, No 1886 Belgrade Street; James
d. McAran, No. 1415 Salmon street.
Edward Boyle .testifed-Reside No. 1919
American street; voted the Democratic ticket
in the Seventh division, Seventeenth ward, at
the October election. attacked by contest
ants as Edward Boyles).
The Grand Worthy Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of Good
Templars of Pennsylvania made the follow
ing report at the session of the Grand Lodge,
yesterday, in Scranton:-Number of Lodges,
533 of which 127 were organized during the
past year; disbanded or suspended, So; num-
ber of members, about 200. The expendi-
lures during the year amounted to $17, ,S3S, o.,
and the receipts to $40, 1867.
The Reformed Synod adjourned sine die
last evening, after having elected the various
committees, superintendents, and delegates
to corresponding bodies.
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TERRA GOTTA WORKS.

GLOUCESTER TERRA GOTTA WORKS
DIXEY co.
STORE AND OFFICE
NO. 122 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
ABOVE ARCH,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF
DOUBLE GLAZED vITRIFIED
DRAIN PIPES,
With Branches, Bends, Sleeves, Traps etc.
DRAINING TILE, PAVEMENT TILE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY TOPS,
HOT-AIR FLUES,
HOPPERS,
GARDEN VASES,
STATUARY, ETC.
OWNERS, BUILDERS, AND CONTRACTORS
VIII consult their interests by giving us a call
Having large supply Of all kinds constantly
hand, and delivered at the shortest notice.
Respectfully soliciting your orders, we are, your
53tf DIXEY 81 CO.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 3, 1862
The Navy Department viii offer for sale, at Public
Auction, at the United States Navy Yard, Washing
ton, D. c., the 10th day Of June at ~ O'Clock NJ,
the iron side-wheel Steamer SEAMOKIN, OF 1890
TONS old measurement.
At the United States Navy Yard, Philadelphia, on
the DIST day Of June at ~ O'Clock NJ, the iron side
wheel Steamer HORNET, of $40 tons, old measure
ment.
The vessels and their inventories can be examined
at any time, on application to the Commandants of
the respective Navy Yards. The whole amount OF the
purchase money must be deposited at the time ofadu
dication, and the vessels must be removed from the
navy yards within two weeks from the day of
sale.
The Government reserves the right TO withdraw
the vessels from sale for any purchaser who will pay
the appraised value with an increase of ten O) per
centum thereto. 3thstu6t
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an PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN-
" IA AIeulturst, and other Strawberry LawtOa sIS
Vines; FOR EaiS" DeAncos Nj,
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ENING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THURSDAY, TO-

Sehr Cen Oonover, Cousins Providence. g. O. Morris
Go.
schr j. O. Mcshain, Gibbs Richmond, Va, David Cooper
Schr Milard Fillmore, Chase, Dighton, do.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NetCs see First Page
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. MOON SETs............
SUN SETS. Ugh WATER. 25l
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
HENRY WINsoR,
GEORGE N. ALLEN, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH.
GEO MORRISON CoATEs,)
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OLFARFD YESTERDAY.

Mails forwarded by every in the regular lines
The steamers from Liverpool call at Queenstown,
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent call at bouthampton