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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy reliet tor young men from the
effect OF Errors and Abuses In early life.
Manhood restored. Impcdiments to Mar.
rage removed. New method Of treat
nent. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, In sealed
envelopes. Address Howard Associa-
ton, 4l9 N. Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa.--an institution having a high repu'
tation tor honorable conduct and profes.
sional skill. S-3a-d&w3m
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4 Else ktOck.

Vim. Ehlers desires to inform his pat.
rons and the public generally, that he has
how on band large stock Of French and
German Calf, Kip and Morocco, and Is
prepared to manufacture, tor store and
office wear, the finest oi Morocco or Cali
Skin Shoes or Boots; and for E.gDl, -,
draymen and outdoor wear generally. his
French Kip stands above anything ever
offered in this market. Ills Lasts are Of
the latest styles. and he can guarantee 4
ct and satisfaction to all his patrons.
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jim Fisk. Paducah.
Red Cloud. Evansville.
Ste. Genevieve. Vicksburg.
d. II. Cooke. Evans, lille.
I. X. Seine Greenfield.
Tow-boat Bee aud barges, 81. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
3" Red Cloud, Evansville.
I" Ste. Genrvieve, st. Louis.
Is. II. Cooke. Evansville.
- Arlington, New Orleans.
/" L. X. s.lin-s. Greenfield.
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PIG.AENER ~ Louie Uerb-rt's.

~ DIR. Sherman, ia. great Special
let. 5y9 North SIKH street. la. gained mn
cnviable reputation In the speedy manner
In " hich lac treats all chronic dl.ras.s.
SEE advertisement for his great Syphiliiic
Eradic.hor, hidor.el by the medical ia
Guilty everywhere. 9-ls-lJr.
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PILsENER Il, Loui, Herb, r,'s.
TO the Citizens Of Cairo.

fwouid inform my m'ny friends. that
am still 10 the .uction busln -, and read
% attend TO all sal-- tina, MA, ofirr. ~,
long experience N this bus ne-s u els ia
comsient-i Is no Exp rhine my par, ,
aud parties enir' sting you'd. I IN, e ir
need no b. srisid n. I am DO "-quib" :,
novice 10 tn business.
sp, CT ! a,ien lou given 10 rel estate nd
ou,.,.oOr sale, ~ h We never MISE max
MA sale. " HA"TNAN, Auc!inne =.
Corner sixth street and Lominercisl Av.
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For 0enl.

A desirable cottage for rent. with two
lots. good cistern, three rooms. with din.
Ing room. kitchen. and pantry, corner
Division street ana Washington avenue.
Enquire Of j. q. Hartman or jim O'Cal.
lahan. corner Fourteenth street and
levee. Cairo, III, 1Q-l3-Gt
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Notice Of U sssOSal

{. Koch has removed his boot and
shoe shop from tile old stand 10 his
new brick building tone block below.
40 80 Commercial avenlr, between
Filth aud sixth STREETS, w.mr- he will
keep lie lest b, mc made sud 81. Iuui
custom made boots aud shoes. made of
the best material good workmanship
and IN tie l,'e-t styles. Al order,
promptly atten,r! To. 9-23-u.
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Don't Forfeit

fyou want tinware, stoves etc. that A.
HALEY has changed his place Of business
aud can now be found at lis Commercial
avenue, next door to the Arab engine
house, where he will be pleased to see
you and give you bargains as OF old.
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FORLEASE OR SALE.

"A number Of Lots on Levcc, above
Twelfth street. outside fire limits. Also
large number Of other Lots In different
localities.
Lands, In tracts to suit, near Cairo.
S.l5.tf,
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wanted

Everybody 10 kno' tnat ne plsce 20 get
A smooth shA e.
A go'd .ham 90.
A ia.ni nable hnir-cu',
y aDy'h TX ! that iinp,
l. At The GRAsD ~ .TEL BARBER.
sH 2. co ner Eighth AID Comm retail.
v s-tf j. 1gogG. >TGISHoCsR.
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Removed.

A. HALEY has removed to his new
store room, lis Commercial avenue, OPP
posite Winters Block, and next door to
the Arab engine house. where he will be
pleased to see all his old customers and
as many new ones. 0-30-u
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GENERAL ITEMS.

GENERAL ITEMS.
The Arlington cleared for New Or.
leans loaded rs deep rs she could swim
The 1. X. Seiiiies brought over q
lot OF corn which was shipped upon the
Bees barg-s.
In" Red Cloud looks pretty n. n
peach. they say, but brought only q slim
trip nigh, before last.
The b. II. Cooke was out yery earlv
yesterday, with u moderate trip Of
freight.
-. be b. and barges made large ad.
di,ions, and a,uuug Others the hull o,
Capt. RumU.e's wnari-boat.
-inere must nave been lively times ut
Nclnpiis when the Dean aui Howard
"rr. ioading. They are rival packets IN
tile Mcinpu,s and New Orleans trade,
and it Is reported began by cutting rates
The Howari got suO bales cotton. 1865
sacks collon.secd and fifteen people. lie
Dean got forty people. Nv bales cotton
BOO bales hay anu 3 ~ barrels tOur. When
their hour Of departure came crowds Vi
people a.svmDi.d upon the bank " NV
them of.
-Ihe Vickshurg Herald Of the 18th
says: Capt. swivel oi The John B. Maude
MAS IN The CITY yesterday, and made ,
proposition 10 the Cotton exchange L
put his boat IN the trade between her.
and New Orleans. provided they would
sustain him by giving him their cot, on,
which he agrees to carry ut Zoe. The
proposition is under consideration. The
John B. Maude lett Vicksburg Monday
Tor New Orleans with 2.20O bales cotton
--"Seneca" writing to the Sun yesterday
Gays:
Don't think that have given up
the hope OF seeing our city filled up. or
that the work cannot bc done Us l sug.
gtsird. have not. But WAS waiting
Tor two REASONS one j. | want some one
, else to speak to the point; | wan! the
To me in thinking Ofsomething relieve
us of slpe water and high side.
walks. aud more think of II. the more
feasible IL appears. The other reason Is
that | have been trying to gather facts.
as well IA discover the best reason > for
our people to adopt some such plan OF
relief. When get ready. shall trouble
you again. In the meantime | hope to
hear others speak--the civil engineers In
the city tor instance, and the large prop
erty owners.'
As we before stated there are RESPONSE
bic parties who will contract 10 I'LL up
the low places in the city at figures very
much lower than twenty-five cents per
yard. II our people want the work done.
aud IL 1t is true that other parties are 60
ing 10 bear the expense Of protecting
the endangered levee. why may not
"Senrca's' projec, be set on foots 1t is
what We need above all else TO
insure permanent growth and pro-
lection from future sickness, and as
We are certain the work would cost
comparatively little. our people ought ut
least to think seriously about aud have i,
performed IL possible. Where Is the
Citi,ens' Association II has commit
tee Oh drainage organized to consult upon
this very subject. and We would b. a .d
10 bear from IL.
WAH DEPARTMENT RIVKp NHpnHr, !
Oct 10. ls2S
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For Sale.

A No. New Trading Boat; counters
and shelving all complete; 60 feet long,
IA feet beam. Will be sold ut q bargain
called tor soon. HENRY SAVERS.
lO-6-2w s. Ohio Levse, Cairo, III.
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Persons having cis'rrus needing pump
ing out aud repairing can have 1t dnIe
promptly and At prices t, suit the times.
by calling OF J. :. Hawkins. Cross street.
have man and pump employed all the
time for the PURPOSE. o-l6-tf
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Hebron & Wells Is the only place In
town where sou can lind complete line
Of babies cloaks. babies robes, babies
merino shawls. babies bOunets, and In
fact everything In the baby line.
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OpIum or Morphine Eaters

Cured without pain or Inconvenience. ntvour
home IN t0days. Medicines for drst three ~
treatment cent free to auy add'ess on receipt OF
Gye dollars. State amount used daily
Address. I. II. HUBBARD III. ID.
Manager St, Louis Inebriste Hospital
ollce-iili olive street. 81. Lorls,
lO.l6-ti
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Millinery.

Trimmed aud untrinmed hats, wrap.
pers and dresses. and IL tact everything
Ia that line cah be found ut the lowest
rates at Heilbron & Wells.
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BANK ATAIENE IN e..

S45.5T2 n
We, Fredolin Bross President and u. Wells
Cashier, of the above named bank do solsninly
swear that Ne above statement IL trsc 10 the
best Of our knowledwo and belief.
+. BROss President.
IT, WELLS, Cthhier.
subscribed and sworn to before NE this su
day OF October, 1875.
Notary Public.
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Drunkenness Cured F!

Without Inconvenience. Ut your home Anti
dote sent free to M, address on receipt & one
dollar Addrcss,
FIJI. HUBBARD, NJ d.
Manager ST. Louis inebrla,s tiospIA.
Odice-llll Olive Street, ~ Louis.
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LYNCH 4 HOWLEY's
Real Estate Column
FOR SALE.

Several good Farms aud 8 100 acres Of
unimproved Lands In Alexander county.
Winters Block" aud "Wint.r's
Row."
"A large number Of desirable Resi-.
dences, and excellent vacant Lots, sui,a.
BILE for business houses and residences.
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lntcreat ON nepasiis .

The Alexander County Bank ,ciH .,ay tn.
terest on deposits ia tie savings depart.
ment. fO-5-Iw
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seated Proposals

WILL be received nj my Once between the
w hours OF O'Clock v. NJ, and O'Clock
nishing the material or doing the work, Or both,
for the construction and reconstruction OF Ger.
tain sidewalks under ,Irdinsnce No; III ~.
proved september sth, 1873. Said Ordinance ID
subject to examination ut any time Ut my once.
WM, FRENCH AxLEY,
CAIho, Ills, Oct. 7th. 1875. City Clerk.
iO.s-th,
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New Ruck y Oewa tIOus

tor sale at the New York store. Also
self.rising buckwheat -four. In boxes. for
family use. ll-15-I0t
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

T.TELK Anu WEAIHEks
The river last evening was 10 feet
? 10 inches on the gauge, having been
stationary during the previous twenty.
four hours.
Considerable rain fell night before last.
but the weather was clear and cold again
yesterday.
-Buslue.. fair.
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WHITNEY 4 HoLlGES
O r c. A N S

Tirvy Elsgans styles. with vst,sbls Ise-
u proyemsStsi New aud Beautiful Solo eeop9.
UvER UNE IHoUsASD OvDnsso ssd nSsl.
clAns iud0r- these organs ard yecoDmree -
and Dumbility. wsssassst evs ysas. sss"
TOR p%,s ins iifsisr . HoIxrs oseas: , e.
e.2S.wV VS'''
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SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1875.


A good cook wanted Immediately o,
the BULLETIN office.
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Choice lire Of coffee aud sugar just in,
at the New York Store.
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O'CALLAHAN & HALL,
IRON, TIN
Slate Roo9orS,
ANNA, III.

Roofing and 0utteripg Q Speciality.
Slate Roofing a Speciality In
any part Of Southern Illinois.
Lightning Rode, pumps, Stoves
and TtnWayo.
Jshsiss Promptly Dose.
.9.s.i9-wly.
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CAIRO INTERCHANGEABLE.

Corrected dsily by T.. N. Stearns, commission
lrade.
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Ghe Bulletin.
RATES OF ADvERrrsiN0.

80 . -
ESAl bills for advertising, are due and pay
able IN ADVANCE.
Transient advertising wiz lie inserted ct ths
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discount will be made on st,njiug and display
advertisements.
Local notices, business or otherwise, will I've
charged ten cents per line FOR the first and I've
cents for each additional insertion, Counting
Ave lines and IpwsrSi) discount 81 H. inside
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Will only be la serted ~ advertisements.
FOR inserting Funeral notice 81 20 Notice Of
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each Insertion.
No advertiser, .Et u al re received NJ less than
~ cents.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 9, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer The Queen Bp, Bragg Liverpool-F
Hurst
Steamer Germanc CBr,. Kennedy, Liverpool-R
Corts
steamer CITY OF Chester Obj, Leltch, Liverpool via
Queenstown 6 Dale
steamer Bolivia (Br Small. Glasgow Henderson
steamer Castala CBp, Butler, Disqualification
Steamer Trojan CBr, Lawson, Disqualification
Steamer Vile de Paris Fp, Lachesnez Havre-Geo
Steamer Andes Br). Porter. Kingston, savanila, &c
Steamer IrpIet Hall wilmington Del-A Abbott.
Steamer Blddle Pierce. Phliadelphla-Jas Hama.
Steamer Middlesex, Hubbard, Proydence-H W Jack
Ship Golden State, Deano. shangnai-A A Low l.
Bros.
Ship Peterborough Br), Gardner, London-Peabody.
snip Pegasus CBr Owens Bristol Ell Moore b
Co.
Bark Santa Marguerite Iigure dtaD. Benvenito, Cork
or Observation-Disclosures Co.
Bark homborsund hcr, Petersen, HelSingfors-
BARK Minnie Hunter. woodmsn, stettin-John Sea-
Bark Montezuma, Briggs Barbados-Dwight 4 Platt
Bark Thomas Brooks, Waugh st JaGo de Cuba-Way-
Brig WestmOreland OBJ, Kersten, Belfast Whit
Brig Mary E Thayer, Mccarthy Gibraltar for orders
Brig John Mason, Porter Laguayra and Porto Ca
bello-B Metcalt x Co.
Brig Aquidneck, Butler, Nuevitas-James Ward
schr New Design No CBE. Harrison, Penarth Roads
for orders-W ID Morgan.
schr Isabel Matthew's San Bas-Miller Houghton
schr Mary Holt Higgins, Porto Cabelo-B Net
schr Southern Home CBr). Thomas, St Johns ANTI
gua,-Dwight a Plat
schr seth Todd, Norwood, Montego Bay-G Yves.
schr Lady Bannerman (Br), Roberts, Green Turtle
Schr Ebenezer CBrl. Bethel Nassau-James Douglas d
schr Deception, Adams, Observation-Disclosures Bro.
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LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

Dir. Edwin A. Curley win publish in London an
Illustrated work on Nebraska; Its Advantages,
Resources and Drawback"
An anonymous traveller has published his
"Rough Notes OF Journeys Made in the six Years,
1s6s-lS7S in Syria, Kasnmir, Ceyon, Japan,
Siberia, the United states, the Sandwich Islands
and Australia" The academy calls II a persistent
ana egotistlcal diary, interpreted with inteIli-
gent remarks.
monthly Journal OF political economy IL pub
lished az Padua In the Italian language.
DR.. @. W. Dasent has written "Ths vikings OF
the Baltic" story in three volumes, wnieR the
Saturday ReUtelo describes as q warmed-up Saga
with nineteenth century sauce ana garntshing.
Sir W. G. Armstrong ia writing treatise on the
"Gyroscope."
The mysterious prisoner Casper Hauser mas
been supposed Identical with the son OF q Crane
Duke OF Baden; but this has been clearly ais
proved by writer 10 the ApgeD,etn zettuno
Mr. John Bright wrote thus sensloly TO Glas-
gov working man "A book, and not small one,
might be made 10 Of the strange aoinRA Of The
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HERALD, SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT

constitution to perish under series OF Congressional
enaetments which are in papabe violation of lis funda
the President elected by the democracy entOrces or
radicals By the accession twenty spurious senators
and ny Representatives will control both branches OF
Congress, and administration VIII be poweriess as
the present one OF Mr.. johnson.
the constitution and that for the President ect 70
declare aeSS these acts null and void compel ne
disperse the carpetbag state governments, allow
and elect Senators ANA Representatives. The ouse Of
from The North ana they win a.mit the RepreSents
uyes elected by the white people OF the South ana,
cult 10 compel the senate 70 submit once 10 the OBJ
gaons OF me eonsrgnen u WI not be able to with
clearly expressed this iundameni issue and II Is the
plainly 70 the country. / repeat this the real and
eminent mas been 0yerlhrown, or shall exert our
aA OF bonds greenSaeks god and the public taita ana
dent ' do In regard TO- anT OF aSes with
Oongress IN both branches :, controlled by the
stop the supplies by which ide NEGROES are organized
protect these yagabonds their outages upon the bal
lot These and things like these cat up The revenues
muse ne ERE ssS and
finances and y do this we must have President " no
will execute the will Of the people BY uamping into
strucuon acts wish to stand before the Convention on
that value large and comprehensive suits
Il is the hing thai includes everything hat worth
FRANK r. BLAIR
This letter destroyed whatever chances the
Seymour and Blair ticket had OF election and a
movement was even made 10 throw General Blair
overheard for MS indlscree erances IN conse-
quence he was compelled to accept less dis
tInguished honors. In 1870 he was again elected a
member OF the Missouri Legislature, and In 1871
he was chosen to the United States Senate 10 fill
the unexpired term OF Senator Drake. His SER
vice ended in 1873, since which time ne held no
public position. his health beng extremely feeble
during the last two years. General Blair was
less active In the Senate than In the House but
his I'm paired physical condition was the cause Of
whatever inactivity he manifested in the later
years Of his lie. He was q man OF pleasing adj
dress, ana looked the soldier rather than the
politician. His demise VIII be regretted by all
who admired the manly and straightforward
character Of q man who never failed TO sly what
he thought and to accept the full responsibility Of
hla uLterances.
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SIR cHRrsrorFE1 JosEpuUs BRAND.

The South AJ-tcGn tUape TOWN. MAJ OF the 25th
OF May reports the death Of the above named
gentleman. an eminent native OF the far OF ter
ritory OF Great Britain. He was born at smon's
Town, June n, 1877; died at Cape Town May
10, 1875. 1t would not be easy 10 point out a
Cape colonist who has more worthily distinguished
himself, or whose name has been more intimately
associated with the progress Of South Africa than
Sir Christonel JoseDnus Brand. Always a
scholar q deeply read and thoughtful law
yer, an able and fearless advocate, his
political career was, in some degree,
more changeful. The hery liberalism or his youth,
amounting almost to repuDlicanlsm, was greatly
tempered Dy the experience OF mis- manhood and
old age. A thorough Alricander as he never
shrunk from avow1ng himself he naturally
earned the reputation OF being "anti-Engishn by
the very vehemence with which he urged the
81 n rry q his bi-tn now,
OF his death. There was nothing in mis- social In
tercourse to mark any dislike TO Engllshmen as
such. He was equally cordial, afTable and unre-
served with them as with those OF his own race.
He had an intense love Of South Africa, an intense
belief ia It's capabilities, an intense yearning to
see 1t relying en- It's own powers and resources
and yet all thus was quite consistent with alb
sence OF any hostile feeling toward England or
EuQIShmen.
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THE sTkTR NGTIoNAL GUARD.

Under date OF the aoth ult., in general orders
from the once Of AdJutant General Townsend, the
following changes in the c1dreS OF some regiments
In the First division have been made in compl-
ance with the recommendations Of the Military
Examining Board, which was convened In this city
on the 25th ult. -
The COMMISSIONS OF the following named officers
are vacated for disobedlence OF the orders OF the
Commander.ln Chief IN not appearing for exami-
nauon, VIZ. Captain Charles Il. Williamson,
Twentynrst regiment; Frst Lieutenant Louis
Dlehl, QuarteTmaster Twenty-seventh regiment +;
Second Lieutenant George T. Davis, Twenty-sev-
entn regiment; captain John Wderhold, Fifty
NTH regiment; Captain Conrad Won Gericnten.
Fifty-1nh regiment; First Lieutenant Thomas
Lana, EtRhty-iOurtn regiment
The commission OF First Lieutenant Gustav
Alting, Fifty regiment Is vacated, he having
failed to pass a satisfactory examination before
said Board
The following named officers having rendered
their designations the same are accepted, and
lin considera OF their past servces) they are
henoraDly discharged from the service Gap
tain Soooodin Merlnsky, Fifty-dltn regiment; First
Lieutenant Charles n. CoIWell, rwenEy-nrst reg1-
menT.
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York.
HAvAEA July B-sailed steamer Columbus, Reed. New
York schr ID Endicott EDdtcot north OF HAtteras
HALIFAX July 8-Arrived ship Lewis tBr), TrefrYs
Liverpool brig Elsie (Br), Turks Island.
Put IN 9th for coal, steamer sequita sO, from Havana
for Queenstown.
Sailed 9Th. schr Glorta port. FayaL
bados.
MANILA, June 22-In port bark La Paix CFr). saboLs
loux, for New YorK, ldg
MArANzAs July 7-Arrived bark Ellen Stevens Brown
sailed Sth schr Ada whitney, Masters north of Hat
teras
, oLD HAEDoR; ia. July s-salled brig Mary Rowland.
RIO JANsIRo, June n-Arrived. bark Lubra TerhuReN
Baltimore; brig sagitta Ger, Behren. New York.
Sailed ilth, bark Chanticeer Clement BalimoreV
brig Albany (Br Acraman, New YORK. l2ih, bark Allied
Tanter Orr Losherg, New York; briggs Hendriks
baltimore schr Ranger. Legrand. Hampton Roads; l4Lh
schr John Dou9lass, Parker, santos
ST. AGO July l-satied, bark Constancta Gp) New ORD
leans.
ST. JOINS NJ July l. PM-saied steamer Caspian
Q3r, Iroeks from Baltimore via HaliiaO, Liverpool
Arrived 9Th steamer Hiberntan (Br). Archer, Lver~
pool for Halifax and Baltimore.
ST JoHE, NIB July 7-Saiea ships Chns Dennis Kea~%
ger Liverpool Henrietta Nickes Nickes do; 8th ba rh
Arizona Conant, Penarth Roads
Cleared 9th ship Coronet(B) Bryan Liverpool; barka
Milo (Brl, Robbins do; VtnRes Norl Hendri cksen,
Rotterdam; ST 0laYes Q3r Carter. Penarh Roads; brig
Johnny smith tBrJ, Dublin; schr ocean Belle fhiladeL
phia.
T4aRAeoSA. June 21-Arrived, bark Imperator CSop~
Jensen. New Orleans via Malaga-
YARMOUTH, Ms, July 6-Arrived, brig Pronto Brld
Allen, New York.