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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-01-29

81 COOS 623; 400 bbls kiln dried deliv.
cred, 50 40; 100 bbls green meal, 50 60.
BRAN.
Firm and scarce. very little in market
except that on sale at the mills. The de-
mand exceeds the supply, and prices are
stiff. Sales 3 cars in sacks delivered.
$4,000.
BUTTER.
The old stock is pretty well worked
of and fresh receipts Of choice northern
IL in moderate request for the city trade.
Prices are steady and unchanged. Sales
were . packages Northern roll 22c; 800
lbs choice Northern roll 25c; 100 lbs do.
2ic; 200 lbs good Southern Illinois roll
Doe; 100 lbs common Southern Illinois
packed lSc; 200 lbs choice Northern
packed 2jc; 500 lbs choice Northern roll
22Ca2jc.
EGGS.
There i a steady il not active demand
for home consumption. Receipts are
small and prices have an upward ten
dency. We note sales of 300 dozen 2lc;
800 dozen 22ic; go dozen 22c; 800 dozen
22c.
CHICKENS.
Receipts are light aud prices are steady
and firm at - TO So 30 for choice live
and dressed. Sales: 10 dozen dressed
S3a3 80; 2 coops choice live 50; % dozen
choice So 2jla3 30.
TURKEYS.
The weather at present is against dres =
ed turkeys and the market rules dull.
Sales: 800 lbs lOalIc; 200 lbs he.
APPLES.
Choice apples in prime order sell at 81 a
Dbl. Sales are slow and stock light. 30
bbls choice old 50: ~ bbls according TO
quality. S2Ca3.
POTATOES.
There is n good demand for choice
peach blows at So 90. and for choice seed
varieties at 50 2Jtay3 30 per barrel.
There are very few of any kind in the
market.
PROVISIONS.
The stock j. in the hands of a few
dealers. The market is well supplied.
weak, and prices have u downward ten
dency. Sales were 9 casks dried salt
clear sides, l0lc; tierces dried salt clear
sides. l0lc; casks dried salt shoulders,
7lc; ticrces dried salt shoulders, nc;
% bbls mess pork. SO %.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Thursday, January Is, 1878.

james Ward, suspected Of stealing
railroad ticket of one John O'Brien, had
his trial to-day, but the evidence was not
sufficient to prove the guilt of the pris-
oner, and he was given his liberty.
Thomas Mclaughlin lost his pistol,
and charged William Thomas with the
theft, whereupon the grand jury found a
bill against william, but when the trial
was called to-day, Mclaughlin did not
appear and sustain the charge, and Will
liam was liberated.
John Clarke, poor but respectable
young man, who occasionally gets drunk,
upon one Of those occasions borrowed
some money Of Lou Murphy, without
the owners consent. John was arrested,
spent some time in Jail. was indicted for
larceny, to-day plead guilty, and will
spend twelve months more In the PEN
itentiary. Respectable young men
should not get drunk.
While the jury, impanneled yester-
day for the benefit Of John Henry, was,
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DR.. Payne and CLARK. Lecture,

The Athencum was again, notwith-
standing the unsettled condition Of the
weather, well filed by a large aud de-
lighted audience Of ladies and gentlemen.
"Wednesday night, on the OCCASION OF Drs.
Payne aud Clark's second lecture. The
subject vas handled in mastery man.
ncr by DR.. Payne. aud proved cunclu-
siycly to all present that he thoroughly
understands hi, vocation TO be more eX-
plicit, ii, the right man in the right
place" The sketche. of character al the
close OF his lecture were highly amusing.
-, well a. instructive. lie will give pri-
vac lecture TO gentlemen only, Saturday
night. Let every one turn out and hear
him. Admission 2j cents.
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Four Evils.

whoever habitu lily uses any alcoholic
preparations as an appetizer VIII be
likely t. ,uiicr Fl, IN four evils, viz; an over
pu, of food in the ) omaci, impaired ability
to digest it, tic pangi Of dyspepsia, and a
doctors bill. DIR. WALKERS VEGET BILE
VINEGAR BITTERs, the great Tee,otal Re-
storative of the age, without over-stimu-
lating the palate or irritating the stomach,
imparts hcal,hful appetite, promotes di'
gcstion, regulates the liver ard bowels, puri-
Ties the blood, and thus, instead Of entail ne
four evils, confcrs four inestimable benefits
lila lW.
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attIortng Ont Sale

Mc-srs. Elliott a lIaythorn. wishing
to make some changes In their business
have decided to close ont their present
stock. consisting Of boots and shoes
$4,000 TO $4,000 worth--lry goods.
clothing. hats. caps and gents furnishing
goods $1,000 TO $4,000 wOrth-all OF
which will be sold regardless OF cost.
Next saturday, the Dth. will be special
sale day of boots and shoes. Terms pos
itiyelv cash. Come one. come all. DOM
forget the day and place, lOl Commercial
avenue. 3-l-29 2t.
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tleljbpratinr

this forenoon, celebrating about
John, he began TO fear that
the jury was trifling with his liberty,
aud conceived the idea Of thwarting any
evil designs, by Withdrawing his plea
Of not guilty. and throwing himself upon
the mercy Of the court. The court sem
fenced him to three years and six months
Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
john Bedford was tried upon the
charge OF permitting games for money to
bc played on his premises. The evidence
was not conclusive enough to warrant a
conviction.
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,oupet;,,on 4. IN. Life OF Trade.

Mr. lie tie C5lsm u, Fine Lauudress,
~ u, Fourth street. between Washington
ard Commercial Nv nue., does al nds 81
line and coarse Laundry work Tor lad - snd
CENT emel. nuting, a. Gentemen's shirts
washed an o'ishsd. Single shirt and col
Tar, Zoe; p dozen soc; socks Be; two col
Itrs. sc; twI h,ndkerchiei., DC; yett. zoe;
dozen. Ladies dresses, - 70 30;
-kirt,l) - ~; drawer. 10 to ljc; two
pair hose &c. two collars TO Ice. For la
iie-' plain clothes 81 copper dozen: for la
dies fine clothes, 81 - per dozen; done
promptly, aud promptly delivered. Pa
ronage solicited.
l43-l-s-d m.
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New Lumber Yard.

Charles Lancaster and Newton Rice,
10th well known TO our citizens, and
10 river men generally, have es-
tablshcd a lumber yard in Cairo, corner Of
sixteenth street and Commercial avenue.
They will keep every description Of build
Ing material and steamboat lumber, doors,
sash, blinds. niouidings. shingles, lsth, etc.
ETC., and are determined 10 sell lower than
lumber has ever been 90 d In Cairo. They
solicit a fair trial from steamboat men an 1
builders. aud guarantee satisfaction in all
easc.. Ss7.!O-27-,E
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MURDER.
Full Particulars Of the Foul Murder Of the
Harris Boys.
why the bloody Deed was Done


The following letter from Laconia, Ar
kansas, was received by Sheriff Irwin, in
reply to his request, asking the particu-
lars OF the murder of the two Harris
boys, formerly of this county:
TACOMA, Ark, Jan. %, 1875.
Mr.. ALEX. Ii. IRvIN-DEAR SIR: Your
letter of the 10th ult., is at hand. asking
information in regard to the murder CT
the young men named Harris. Sometime
since there was u young man shot by the
name Of Hale Buck while attempting to
burn fence between his storchouse and
that of Mr.. Is. Sellers, which stands some
hundred and fifty yards distant. Mr,
Buck not liking Mr.. Sellers, was using
every exertion 10 destroy his properly and
while attempting TO lire the fence was
shot By some unknown person. Mr..
Buck was tried, and it seems that Mr.,
viii Harris was the principal witness
against him in the burning Of the fence,
which created hard feeling between the
Bucks and Harrises. A few days after
Hale Buck was shot, one OF his brothers
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Taxes.

The attention oft public is called to the
"A that the CITY Council, by ordinance,
have directed the Collector to receive only
in payne mt Of the city portion OF the taxes,
"a currency Of the Uni ed States. City
warrants will therefore no longer be re-
ceN ell f r any portion Of such taxes. BY
the provision Of Section 1877. chapter l2c,
liurd's revision, the Collector 10 required
to collect and turn all personal taxes by
the 10th OF March next. This provision
will he vigorously enforced, and tax payers
will take due notice Of the tact.
ALEX. II. Irwin,
l0G-l-ae-dl0t Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-T.e PARADISE COAL.

II sc PARADISE tOAI.
If you want fresh oysters without pay
ing for the can aud transportation, 70 TO
Sproat's, lS5 Ohio Leyee, and get them by
the pail full, fresh every morning. ia.
Those using base-burner stoves have
found just what they want in PARA
Disc COAL.
-lIaNin given up my oil stand on the
lcvee aad taken Keohlcr Il Bros shop, on
F. gbth street, | shsll be prepared TO sup
ply the citizens OF Cairo with the best
meat, the market Afford. Please call and
see me. PHIL. HOWARD.
Try PARADISE COAL, the cheap
est aud best.
Go to sproat's, 1875 Ohio Lcyee, and
! get your oyst"rs by the hundred or can
fresh every morning l24-ti
Try PARADISE COAL for cooking
--Sprolt, 1856 Ohio Levee, is furnishing
oy,te's il the right shape. Families cat
be supp led in an! qlantity-fresh ever!
mornn NC. T2-I.tf
Order PARADISE COAL from any
city dealer.
All that have tried PARADISE
COAL will use no other.
Buy PARADISE COAL.
-Newly-ttted, finely furnished barber
shop by George steiuhouse, corner Com
mercial avenue and Eighth street. Year,
OF pract ce have given him a light hand
that makes smooth Save delightful. All
who try him once Will call again. All the
lac daily papers are kept on his table fol
| the benefit OF his customers, and there 1,
no tedious waiting for turns. II
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Not,ee Of Removal.

Finding the present store room too small
for our growing business. ! viii, ia the
latter pat Of February, remove to the .ps.
cious building FOL rly occupied by Elliot,
Il IIaythorn, where, with the increased ia.
cililes, | viii keep q larger stock OF Boot
and Shoes than ever before. In the mean
time, TO avoid the expense OF moving and
10 prepare for spring trade, Twill offer my
entire stock Of winter goods at ACTUAL
COST. TINS l. BUSINESS. and great b9'-
gains are OF red TO the fortunate
A. BLACK,
lgl-l.2gu City Shoe Store.
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Joe Ro eker is now in full! control Of
> the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants of tho public, is prepared to
supply.ea cali all demands for French loaf,
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In first
,uiass bOk Ky. lie maintains full stock OF
.nonfcctionerios, and can, as well NIB any
other dealerin the city, all all orders in
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orna'
mented on short notice. Specia lauention
given TO the orders Of wedding or picnic
parties. 0l2-u.
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COM M ERCIAL.
CAIRO, Ill, THURSDAY EVENING,

CAIRO, Ill, THURSDAY EVENING, !
january y. 1875.
The weather continues mild but
stormy: heavy rain set in before day
light yesterday morning, continuing all
day. with occasional dashes of heavy
thunder and sharp lightning. putting a
dead lock Oh outside business forone day
at least. To-day has been cloudy and
dark but with little rain. The wind
chopped round to the North end there is
now a good prospect for more cold
weather.
The dullness that has characterized
the market for several days past. still pre-
walls and apparently grows worse. Pr
ces on leading articles are weak and de-
cliaing. Transactions are very limited,
owing to the small demand and dull mar
ket, and 10 the condition Of the leyee
and the rains of yesterday, that made it
impossible to move anything. Receipts
average Charge and exports small, so that
stocks are accommodating.
Receipts for last three days as shown
by the Inspectors report were 81 cars
oats A. car, of corn: 1 cars wheat.
THE MARKET.
nnyOur friends should bear In mind
that the prices here given are usually for
sale from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. ga
FLOUR.
Dull and unchanged. Prices do not
vary, but the demand i very small
Stocks are large and holders willing TO
make concessions. Sales were 400 bbls
81 5Oa5 IS; 100 bbls city 81 50aG so;
200 bbls S4(aG; 400 bbls 81 sos IS.
HAY.
The market is weak aud prices declin-
ing. Stocks are large and the demand
| small. Sales: cars choice timothy, de-
livered, S2l 90; 3 cars choice mixed, de-
livercd. $1,000; cars choice timothy,
delivered, S2l; car choice mixed deiy-
cred, $40; car prairie, delivered, SIG; !
car choice timothy, delivered, $40; 3 cars
choice timothy, delivered, $50; , cars
choice mixed, delivered, SIS.
CORN.
Receipts are large, the demand small.
Prices are weak and lower; 73to 1lccnts
Tor mixed and white-miXcd being oui-
| side figures at the close of the market to-
day. Sales were: cars No. white
mixed, in sacks, delivered, Zoe; 2 cars
No. 9 white mixed, in sacks, delivered,
73c.; @ cars No. . mixed, in sacks, dcliv-
cred, 73c.: ! car No. 2miXed, in bulk, on
track, 65c.; ear No, 2mixed, inbulk. Oh
! track, 66c.: 2 cars No. white. in sacks,
delivered, 7ic.; cars No. 2 white, III
sacks, delivered, .ic.: cars NO. mixed,
in sacks, delivered, 73c.
OATS.
The market Is oyerstockcd and weak,
and prices tend to a still further decline.
We note sales of ears black seed oats,
in sacks, delivered, zoe; cars No. 2
mixed, in sacks, delivered, d2c,i ! ear
! No. 2 mixed, in sacks, delivered, G3c.; l
ear No. 2 mixed, in sacks, deivcdcd, &c.;
| car No. ! mixed, IN sacks, delivered,
82c.; lie ar black seed oats. In sacks, de
livered, Csc; ears No. 2miSed, In sacks
delivered. 63c,; 3 cars No. J mixed, (sold
early, 6ic.; 2 cars No. mixed, In sacks
delivered, CSC.
MEAL.
The market rules quiet and easier
Prices are unchanged, and stocks small
Sales reported were 200 bbls delivered
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Charles i Newland is prepared to do ell
kinds e gas and steam lifting, reIairing
pumps, driving wells, bell hanging, etc.,
shop on Commercial Avenue, between
Ninth aud Tenth streets. lsi-l'2i-iw.
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Attention. Knight. ofPythia..

3d. There will be a regular meet
~ a ing Of Ascalon Lodge No. 81.
gEL9 Knights of Pythias, at their Cas-
~ tie hall this friday evening at
o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly
desired. Visiting knights cordially in-
vited. WILL Il. HAWKINS.
X. of X. q =.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS
Cairo Enterprise.

Sproat, iJ5 Ohio Lcyee. /, receiving New
Orleans "ys ers every morning in bulk. li'
/, making hi, own cans and packing his
own oysters, thereby avoiding the exorbi-
ant charge. Tor transporta, Oh, and is ena-
BED to furnish better article at les.
p-icc than any other dealer. ratronize =
home Institution, aud bcre6t yourself.
IE.fo.Ii
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The partnership heretofore existing be-
aweaa Chas. Is. Ncwland and James T.
Rennl.. has this day been dissolved by
Anutud consent, G. Il. Newland collecting
all bills due the firm and paying al
debts. j. b. NEwL.ND,
j. +. RENNIE.
CMEo. January 10, 1875. l-2l
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Free from sulphur and other impurities
Daily Lunch.

George Llttner corner Of Fourteenth and
Washington avenue, will furnish hereafter,
syery day TO his patrons No. lunch, be-
tween the hours Of ten and twelve o'clock.
Fresh Milwaukee beer aud fragrant Havana
cigars 10 be had ut his bar at all times.
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Mr.. L. Fitzgerald has just received and
has on sale at hi sale. room large stock
Of English ale, porter Iicnnessy brandy
anl wines. and liquors Of all lind., which
he will dispose Of at reasonable prices.
2-O-g-2j-tf.
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Lecture sunday Night.

EDITOR BULLETiN-DEAR SIR Next
Sunday evening. Jan. 3lst, DR.. Brigham
will deliver the first Of series Of lee
lures in the:Liberal Religious Hall, on
Astronomy. The lecture will be illustra-
ted with the planetarium, showing the
movements of the planets In their orbits.
size, revolutions, etc. All who wish 10
hear something on this most beautiful OF
all the sciences, should not fail to be
present.
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DRs. PAYNE AND CLARK.

Monday night, January 18th; subject, "Ths
Iungs-their Diseases -
Wednesday aght, January q subject, ''Dis-
eases incident to the Digestive system; how
produced, how eradicated kinds Of food appli-
cable to the merchant, mechanic, minister - etc
saturday night, January 30; grand lecture TO
gentlemen only, on Man = Physical Nature -
aEubject replete with information.
Admission to private lecture, - cents Lee
ture commences ats u. m. ls--l-2i-5t
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For states Attorney

EDITOR BULLETIN Please announce that am
candidate for the Office OF States Attorney at
the coming special election to I've held on the 10th
day Of February WIN. G.. MULKEY
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Rev. j. l.. Wallar will deliver lecture
for the benefit Of the NJ. +. Church,
Monday evening, February ID. Subject :
THE NATURAL AND SUPERNATURAL. "
Admission, 80 cents. l-29-it.
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saint Charles.

Cool single room, on the upper floor at
the saint Charles can be had, with board,
NJ the very loS rate Of go per month
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FIFTY to Seventy-dvc dollars per month.
Agents wanted everywhere. Teachers, la
dies, gents. etc etc. No capital or out
Law required. Send % cents for postage on
outfit, to II. u WELcHMAN,
II Irwin station. Union County, Ohio.
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Ghe Bulletin.
CITY NEWS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. 1875.
Scrip

City scrip for sale in quantities 10 suit
the purchaser. Apply at the BULLETIN
office. If
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For NJ AYOr.

EDITOR sUs.--Please announce JOHN b
PHlLL1S an a candidate for Mayor OF cairo, at
the ensuing municipal election.
January %, 1876 MANY CITIZENS.
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Paradise Coal.


The best in the State for cooking,
syTalas. stoves or steam.
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OSLYs22 per month for prompt paying
day boarders at the st. Charles from Feb
rusry first.
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The best for CRATES, steam or black
snthing.
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AFTER February ist, 81, 900 reward viii
be given for iiity good pay ing day boarden
at the Delmonico Hotel - week.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Open Fridays and Saturdays ONLY
lGI-l-lG-if.
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Tue -. Charles Hotel will take a lin
tied number OF prompt paying boarders,
from February LIST. at s22 per n ont1.
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A LIMITED number of prompt paying d'y
boardcrs will be taken at the st. Charles at
s22 per month,
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Obstacles 10 Marriage.
IIRDpy Relief for Young Men

effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored. lmpediments 10 Marriage re-
novel New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies, Books and circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 4l9 y, Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa ,--an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and professional
skill, l00-i-l1-dSw3m
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For sale.

A young horse-4 years old last May
works single or double; Will be sold ca 0
months time-no.e with good security.
Apply at THE BULLETIN Office.
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wOrlo ana promptly Oenversa- Duplicates re-
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.
HIGH WATER
SUN AND NOON.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 81, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer H NINA lBr), Gill, Liverpool via Queens
Steamer England tBr. Thompson Laverpool-F
steamer Republic CBD, GeAden Liverpool via
Steamer oiy q a EHc co Br Brooks. Liverpool
steamer Main Gen keichmann. Bremen via South
Steamer Geo " Clyde, Pennington, Galveston via Key
Steamer Cortes. Freeman. New orleans-olark 4
Steamer Herman Livingston Mallory, savannah=w
steamer Charleston. Berry. Charleston-J W ouin
steamer VIM Clyde, DoAns. Wilmington. Nc-wm
steamer wyanSts, Couch Norfolk, City POiat and
Steamer Is Knight Chichester, Georgetown DE-
Steamer Experiment, Pierce, Phiadcphia-Jsmes
Steamer Gen whitney Hallett Boston--H Dimock.
ship Carl GER. Bockelmann, Antwerp-H koop
Bark Blue Bird CBD, Michener. LOndOn-c BOr-
BARK Arcturus QBr), Dent Amserdam-Heney Par
BARK Gipsey Br). Cremor, Rotterdsm-snow Bur-
Brig Mary Fink Dyer Acanie--John zittlosen.
Brig Lizzie Merry Lawrence, Ktngston, jas De Cor
dova
schr Edward Waite. Lee, Riga-Marcus Hunter Co.
Schr Robinson, Glover, Penarth ROADS ior ORDERS
schr Grace Andrews, Andrews Amsterdam-snow q
Scar Pedro vereilo, Evans, Montevideo-G " Brown.
schr Francis Davis. Taylor, Porto beo. UsC-BJ
schr Kate Wentworth. Mead. DemeTara-Leaycran
schr z Palmer, Stevens. TampicO or Laguayra-rhe-
baud Bros
schr Howard Holder tBr). Williams. st John. NIP
Eeyus 4 son.
schr T Hubbard OBJ, Merriam, stJohn, NB--Jed
Frye Co.
sehr j W Hine Pelton, Corpus Christ-Tupper Be-
attic
schr B Hazard. Rowland, GEORGETOWN, sC-Bentley,
Gildersleeve d Co.
schr Nsilie Potter. Howard. Washington. NC-w Il
Human x Co.
schr Annie Bell Townsend, Alexandria and George
town-Overton a Hawkins.
Schr Treasure, " ilson Provdence-H W Jackson
Son.
schr Dart Campbell stamtord-stamtoru Manufactur-
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, July ol,Arrivod. brig Elmi.a, Scott, rors
JShnS % scer Gsq
Baltimore; Jordan, CroMeil, do Hattie q McFSr-
Wharton; John Rose Allen: Anita Small; john
slusman, Thompson; Anna E Stevens, MONTGOMERY;
Brackets; NJ steeman Higbee; George II squres la
ley, and Samuel Hart. Brown. Philadelpha; Memento
Mary Amsden. Brooks, Baltimore.
Also arrived, bark Esther, Loring, Havre.
Norman, Boggs Ph'd Dc, Gs Gaqcas Beams Sew
o do brig SoorRee
Bombay; schrs Anna + Glover Terry, Charleston;
ney, New York; IL Gould. Nixon do Gen shcrl.
dan, stewart do. 60,
Oriental; ship susan Gilmore barSs Hosea Rich, New
England, Tara Topan. REUNION Carotta vesuvo, and
ORE, July Sl.ArrIyed steamer Richard WI
Lesshornn; schr Vim buck Boston V'OD' ''"'o''
Cieared--steamers 1uckahoe, Brown, Newbern, NC;
P6iladslpnia bark Village BID, Mccoy, londonderry;
briggs Mary n Francis Francis santander and Cali3;
speghts, GEORGETOWN, Sc; Annie Amsden. Boston; j
saiied@schrs Frances. san Bias thaving repaired;
Edward Tyler. sacoi Eta Barber, Portland; Il
BaCNsWiCK, Ga, July 3o-Arrlved. -schi Hay'ori.
Belfast
vans sshr Harris Sei Kifs f6iisis ="
CHARLESTON, July 3l-CleAred, steamer Manhattan,
Cleared s1:n' bark IBIS R,nda Pensacola ia 6llia.t
NEW OkLEANS July STARVED, schr Mary Var
Cienred-Steamers Hud SON, eager New York; % ron
(Brl. nanney, Liverpool; bark Dominica Lana,a Lab.
P1ssi. 1 orTKr. July olArrIved, steamer Kn.c.cr.
Op saiedA AiIA itssrscia Isp, Barcelona.
PASSES. July 3l-Arrived. bark kiosa, Porto pio,
ga ai, ,Ss bs9nstesmcr state Of Alabama.
SAN FRANCISCO, July SO-Cleared ship Wo9mng
' ss,1rrived steamer BeGic tBr. Netcai Hong Kong
ssAvxSXxH, july Sl-cisAred, bark Maria Cp, Eyol.
Palma (CanarieO.