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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

SHirwRlcK.-The brig Ashley, Captain Sher-
wood, from Charleston to this city, with a cargo
Of rice and cotton, was struck by 40 heavy sea
on the 18th ul, about so miles of the Delaware
shore, inst size sprung leak. which could not be
stopped The crew sad passengers we're all saved
there were II cabin and Storage passengers -
The cargo and vessel will be n total loss. The
fcllor ing accornt Of tie narrow escape is from a
letter written b. one on board, to relative in
Charlcston;-
We left on Monday AS you are aware, for the
first six hours we had fine wind on Tuesday At ~
o'clock !. commenced blowing perfect galc froig
the y. T.. ut 10 o'clock We5ne-dsy ni-ht wc struck
n sea which knocked our cutwatcr on one side and
caused the brig to leak very badly got the
pump, at work ard kept at them until day lighr,
when we found The brig settling fast thai We
90, osr hosts rend, 70 take to them--at this time
we saw n brig ahead OF Us--;Yc oct TIRE" signals
of distress in hopes Of getting her TO take IL oii
bat she paid n attention to us whatever, and bor''
swlv on her cuur,e. with our ,epgs were You
my better imagine than can dc$c rhe--ncyer eN
pcc,cd TO see land "A lin a, we were tLen of the
Souihc,n edge cf he gulf from 80 to 100 milo.
tom isnI. When we found we could not over
We could carry, and made the land of Cape Fear
and were in hopes of getting up to Wilmlngtos,
but about 3 o'cloc. 7. VI we found the leak gun
ing upon Us 40 ias, that it was the unanimous
opinion of all that our lives depended uPon running
her ashore a. soon as possible as that time she had
five feet water in her hole.
She was accordingly run through the surf and
struck abost 900 yards from the shore, the sea
making complete breach over her We then
commenced getting the passengers ashore but the
boat, both swamped: we had great difficulty in
getting them back TO the vessel; in doing 40 one
got swampea with men in it and they all very
narrowly escaped with thcirlives There are still
Storage passengers on board; twas so late when
the last boat went that they cosld not leave, but
fear she NAV break up to-nigh, the sea makes II
fair breach over her. Our baggage is all on board
If she holds together We will save alive are
comfortably situated at Ncwhalrs-lhey have
been thrown open to us and they have fed and
clothed u.s.
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pr,seuyer. SAILED.

In the steamship Bfitsh Que-a, lof Southampton and
intwep-Mr II " iggins. Mrs Virgins and child, ha-
Ter VI gins and servants NewYork; Capt Blselow,
SN. q W Lsc. so. Mrs lee. London, sami iiaighi'
ESQ Consul for Antwerp; Francsco Areena, Geroni-
mo Aroeena, MaiaEzs Mr. Tarusul, New lofh; hr I'd
ward Curtis Londsn; Pc Css,eiano, New Granada; VII
pupiche Paris: Col Eyckiold Belgium; Taylor. New.
YORK: joe Vicente Marnes Hsssasl Araugo Bogaia, h
ID Bailey England NJ II BOuche, Francs DR. Brunette,
J,ma,ca f; Petit de Bilies Ncw-yOrk; zimmerman,
Fs1 Hamburg; Mr. Louis Dauihe, Nes-Nork VI Fling
rr. Jamaica; Fauve GourauJ, &c Consul de Frascc a
Newport. b-arer OF dispatches; Tasn Esd Mexico hr
40 /, Tour Arlst France
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4 NFRJCAy MUSEUM and Gardens

~ ca-u4-nf B-o,.i and NJ ,ire-t-f I bN"N' ",
Narager-F,ery DAY and Evening .!s --sk cGuin'n,ns
na Nlriav. tune .. Be-. attractions ~ thr CIV >''
THING >EW The Manager ha, VI competed ~ .
did GARDEN ~ THE TOP or THE VII SIT VI snd
tle adonn. building Broadway. covering az area GO
>rcn Ttsuarrd >Ita~e e,t 80
A.plsri ID dsy per oruance taxes place every Wsdn.s'
fav amt >slrfa srnneu. AdWttsnse - ~" whole M
., a.. -4erf prt. Ms - ceni~-cLdltu ball ff.>ei
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NJ ARRIED /:

On Tuesday last, in Raleigh, " c. Hon Joseph L, u,
lam. q, Tens 10 Ms, Melinda T. Williams, daughter OF
he ate Gen Robert lliams
On the tn May, Mars.iles, Commodore Morgan com
sn,r OF the American squadron in se Mrterran. an,
10 Ms Jua Rich daughter OF the American Consul al ror'
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ENTIRELY NEW. a, 40 Broadway,

Ia reu 10 the Oympc.-The Albany Pony ihr great
est b.r- PLAYER living teaching wanted a. aho'e seven
~, ale Table, n the Grand Hall ~ oy 81 'eet .
Too gentlemen torn Firs' Glass ron y To A. "
IT, dt >scnni lo, To ~ y VI
a., ~ ID .clk will commence making all tho,e very ann
,I, rok., from the hooks rs lst down by Ihurson ~
hi, r~e,t E-gsh rcal>- On Biiards Designer ahh ,aI'
Id. M,..,.rr Nauro aud Jonathan the Brighton Mara
~ m. two greatest PLAYER, N Europe Pupil, pay o NJ
q I.,on, a subscribers - per quarter when WI e9.u'
-., :, %. hour. play between the hours Of ald >,
Tn. VITO play tor exercise only invited br'"ns >.yH
prohibited. --J -
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Correspondence of the New-York American.


business continues very dull. The weather
i. fine, although rather cool for the season We
had rain of abou, 81 hours last week, which has
not little gladdcncd the hearts of the farmers. a
i, helps then wheat along wonderfully. rs be-
fore observed If nothing unforeseen occurs, The crop
in Michigan will be a most abundant one, ana VIII
help to brighten the prospects OF our state 10 "
great degree.
Our town i. all alive with excitement growing
out of the discovery of IN outrage perPeraied oI
icwclcr residing here, on little eiri oil onil
Twelve wear. of age, the niece Of Episcopal
cerryman The individual is married, and about
A. years of age; the details are too oathsome and
disgusting to be repeated. 1t will be diihcnli To
restrain the citizens from having violent hands oi
him, but trust they will suffer the law 10 take lis
course. No other news stirring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

FIRr-TLe stage and livery stable belonging 10
the American Hotel, at Saratoga Spnns'' was en-
,irel, consumed by fire on Sunday morning; ihret
valuable horses persisted in the flames, and 'eVsrS'
carriages and some harness was also destroyed
The fire is supposed to have been caused by design
Loss s25UO-no insurance. Albany Adv.
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"III,S NEW YORN MUSEUM-for-

mery known a, Pealr> - b o'd"ay' app's .s ','
Nr L H. shaw. an3 VI Bruce, m >eri.s on '"h''i,
ilr & Later. Nu.csl Drrrtar. Grand ENhlI't .. w
hy Nou, Martin ami O. We rrs1ied to t. PuoNe 0i
the f-.t time % thu country. -.
ID ar111 10 fce square ami painted uy BeyAm and 'nc
-. -. rrl..f. France Aims on y CENTS Jto
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1rIIriEE.nAy MtpNrsnAY ENENINes. June u. J.
David Austeu, Nuctionscr.
DY :. DRAPER, lr.-Stsre 81 VIII

DY :. DRAPER, lr.-Stsre "a VIII
> .snlreet corner ~ Pine-sssrt
SATURDAY June H.
At n O'Clock. at the Auction Room.
CLOTHS AND CassiNESEs from the shrve>
On \ CREDIT OF SIN MONTHS
Cousnr o West OF England Cloths ard esssmerss, Jus
landed, cnnpr. sig WOOL iNed blacks. browns, nvnhls
green, olive. and isncy coiors London browns Ro-sns
green, wooded olive ciron green csrrt dahla, he
WEDNESDAY, June g.
A. 10 O'Clock. Al the auction nom,
L,Rcg SALE - IThLr,N TRrrs AND PLAsrs AT tsc-
a very large assortment o beautiful Tme,, ssurbs
,n> PIan. pui a. by the hpu.s Of Buuiia Am, Go. at
their Roy al Itorclus NJ and Botanral Establishment 81
Turn fiay, consisting Of Fruit ami Or1snentai irers
for amt plea>urs-grounds such 40 Lemon NJ
pie Plum Fear AMI Cherry. Trees C'ars of Lebanon hc
h. Neutrality-suspicious. tam, las R0sc Trees, aud an endless
vbety live plant. AL packed IN the most CAREFUL manner
with nn.s. &C. 10 preserve thrm Oin damage and insure
their vcg etatoa. Just landed.
Catalogues On day OF Sai-
TIT RSDAN, JuDep
Al 10 O'Clock, ~ the Auction Store.
FRgxcH GOODs-S French Goods, sompr1oG
large snd de.irable 81 nsble articles -
ceive per recent arryaa months credit for sppro'cd
endorsed notes,
Alo French and German Goods for cash
Catalogues aua samples now ready.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
G package. assorted Prints Turkey red, blue band sns
printed Cambria iIdk. and 90 Lappet Mu'hs suHspf "s
the MEXICAN market
crimson Ponsees
csse,p printed Pongees. -.
China black siik hdkis. do assorted se~inss ease -
cy French ,yls plaid cassincre. viz Oxford hnsV neS
de Joinyie, &c.
Al,n a double screw press, but little used.
A good organ suitable tor small church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

NJ Robert W Grrcue and - Gibbs. the two
individuals confined in or County Jail tor some
months past. on the charge of numbering Henry
w. Arnett. decampcd from prison on Saturday
night last. 1t is supposed they must have been
aided from the outside OF the prison The Mayor
offers $500 reward for their apprehension.
Columbus (O.) Enquirer.
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W. &. Hsggeriy, Aucioneer.
DY JOHN HAGGERTf d SUNS
ID store l69 Pearl street


Al 10 O'Clock AT the Auction Room.
P,cx,c. Sn.-S0O packages Foreign and Domestic Dry
Gsoi. comprising general assortment OF Spring osos'
Al months credit -.
Also an invoice OF white black and ooorea cotton bsse
and half hosr. ..-... -,
Also super black and colorsd cloths ami casmsfes a"o
black French cassmeres.
Also. - cas.s super style fancy prInts
Also case Sviss mrsins.
Also, cases new style gambroons.
Also 2ca.es French fancy eottons tor pants
Also eases ~ fine linens and nen drlllngs
Also cn.s, brown linen dsms,k cloths.
Also at 10 O'Clock. with which the sa. VIII commence an
invoice of fine 70 cx super hne Ingram and ply carpets
Al, 100 pi.cs, T. 81 White and red checked
Canton mattng
Also. table and piano covers.
,.,,lcypc. and Samples on the morning OF sale.
To let cheap, the store Ne. IS PiBs+ussI A~s' We
Store No 8 Buring Slip.
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0IOTU STORE.-Wilson q. Hunt &

Co "a PearLslreet. corner OF Chatham, nave 10" o.
hand. and are daily reee wing a .args ''PpYsTtSGs
CIOTHs CAsSIMEREss hs
and SUMNER GOODS,
n, ,h. r.o,, desirable Sye, together wth arg
VI inc snt,b. for Mercnan Taors and Clothers
-. ,Ie m qusntte. to PuFcss,e chap ,o' ean o
approved credit
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Mnrkefa.

AsHEs-The .ar5 TODAY about 200 hss fots al - -
and few Pearls q 81 Pearls arc scarce ana sshefaip
hell At sj6l..
COT rON-Th- market Is very Guie today
FLOt-R-Thrrr orders in the market tor tngIAnu "
About f0s bbls Ono and Michigan, nat HOOP pi' 10 Ar
rive sr!d export at 81 some goo Dds trHts'e % al
g. lsi good brand. We quote Gsnesee ~ - 70 10y
There also a good demand for the East The qutnuy
All. at and holders se trm ONO anal ns'
As g7t reund TO 81 Ia Hat hoops Michigan " ~ ~
southern dull: Georgetown sold at 81 - rrt couu no
doubt be bought lower Small sales Howardst ron "har
sold at 81 ~ Brandywinc g. Is
GRAIN-Salss 600 bushels Maryland yellow Corn AZ
52t tents ursspre 5000 do Northern sta @mea'ue LOW
de- Jersey s. weight. sales af to 1000 bushels rye on
private terms. supposed 62i Northern Oats to ~"
hn,be al n 10 81 cents sales non hu>hss Southern JIG
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.r.pN FOR SALE or exchange, q

f:y e., oo Long bland, 3 miles from Flushing con
G.as q acre. suitably divided aod IN hlsn STATE Of eal-
5S,,ion aod buildings WI one large dweng hoose,
=, - 40 i.bed with marble mante folding doors, CRATES
0ne larg. barn. wsgon-hOss, shop, gaoary, poultry
- e,s and xood.hopss. icehou.e, sSua X chen also,
@ - h,rn Odd bu ~ zeod order. Ga SAID farm are al
~ ,se,eut y,rieti.s 81 ffu spple, psars eherrsss
aoce. pnm. currant.. gooseberres, rsspoeues sLsv'
49,. 1 = Tbe above farm will be exchanged tor City
n .oi or cash will be SOLD low AMI part OF The
ppoasy NAV remain on bond and mortgage. Apply TO
"a WARD BROWNE, cor Lsighi and " zshnSno
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" \ fire broke out in the rear of No. liz al
nut street Philadelphia, on Sunday morning BY
which property to the amount of about S2ooO wa'
DESTROYED par, of which is covered by insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

fT GrxTLyMES can Obtain pleasant ihrh'het 20,
Ior- 4lS Brfad~a mrs
4, N~s;re-Tbe General SYNOD Of the Protestast Re-
formed Dutch Church, in session ~ hs tly b-'t VI"
POI ted the Rev Dr. hrcwnlee To deliver Discourse 1
Rom,n.m before them on Wednesday evening June 9Th.
m the Dutch Church Franklnstrett service 10 com
mencr half past o'clock Seats free ana no
| 10 be inken J'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

HEALTH OF Mr.. SourHARD.-The public WI
be glad to learn tina, the distinguished Senator
New Jersey is improving. Indeed it has not beer
80 bad a. some of the lc,,er-wri,crs have repre-
.sn,ed i, to be (Com. Adv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

10 site containing "A acre. has been pur
chased by the general government in Springwells
near Detroit. Michigan for the erection Of forti
hcaiion.
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II At large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends
F. d. KOIILER HENRY YOUNG called 10

II Alta large and enthusiastic meeting Of the friends OF
p. ID. KOHLER, HENRY YOUNG was called ~ the
CHAR and T.. V. MoSDoS, Secretary.
The call Of the meeting having been read the following
Resolutions offered and unanimously adopted
herca the Chief Engineer has TT IN appoint three
ms friends Inspectors al the next election, ana
luahcr candidate without regarding the rights or
claim that our ticket presents. Therefore
Re,oled That the disregard of fair and honorable
dealings Lc.peaks the contemplate chery made use OF by
him promote his own election.
Reeoi;td That the breaking Of bis pledge given at the
election Withdraw candidate at THIS time proves
The i,>inceriy and duplcity of the man.
Re;oised That the underhsnd attempts which nave heen
made 10 defeat ticket by some OF the friends Of The An
Tiskrt perfect keeping with the usual dnphcy
by them and that view with d.trus, The person
of late oiiciously and srstuouy announced The
withdrawal of our candihate
Rts9ltod That the skill ami efficiency displayed by our
candidate for CHIEF Engineer, Fred D. kphlrr IN las sew
ers dut.s both officer and member o the De inrtnet
fully establish he slam To The OF the menhers
independent OF the peona ncrsces be has made IN Us
behalf
Rssortd That committee Of CITY be appointed to fur
Their the election OF our ticket
The meeting ccquently addressed by Henry Eur
rows Greenman Cha les Graham Del Neccho, and others
Re,oTed That the proceedings BE- published in the sun
New Era. aud Tribune. HENRY you Nc, Chairman
Mo~DQS Ssc'ry, IL
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CT Hardcnburgh, who was convicted last ISL
in Sullivan county. for the murder Of Mr. Has
brouck, bu, whose sentence was su'pehue" " AZ
low an application TO the Supreme Court was
sentenced 10 be hung on the 9TH OF July next
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80 State >iVes.
The Foreign Exchange market Tor the British Queen wa
not active to-day. Sterling :; g; Francs IS 81:
There pa. rot been much done Ia Inlui BIZ Mobile
rather better W. q1cie ~ = New.0reans /; u!
The Board Of Broker. Yesterday made donation o' One
Hundred Dollars to the Hamburg sufferers
The Norti American lssurahce Company has declared
dividend NJ Five per cent.
TIE Banks OF Kentucky payiEg specie On the -
81, one Of the Louisville banks publicly announced II WI
inyuess I'll demands against II IN io m CON- am
oiher. although they 'f not announce H. paid al dem's'
that were made ION them &c Rank, oi Virginia are et
rc-,-,l N resume on the Ia of August. NO, before.
BickseIs rtlsi, 9TH, Reporter says; All = quiet N
our monetary affair, n c-cspt the complaint, which We
constantly hear from th- needy from those who have over
p.cuaicd and undoub,ed securities e'i or from
b.e who are interested ~ way othsr in The dfpre'
cia'rr ~ bank pan,r. Property has dfpre ar
considerably pfice especially such AZ arge Fto-s, o ~
dvsllpo bou.~, tlaf from $500 10 socN The OF
Srul;v with regard n coan-v CONTINUES Our brokers
have been dnounced tor purca'ing s"m ~ hcs,y d.
coun that OF them ~ no purchase - IT. ta n
Der ,out nj dolrsl ABOUT per cent 2 month ,i..
Tie Nashville Wig avs " Tire Exchanges nave hot 'tN
M nfrsncA ~ resumption movement. abroad, either way
NV ne yry eosi rr,rn hat NJ action The suhec has
,r,.soird IT bone We vhrlf no' argue from ih' how
ever. that our backs mean all'c'h'f - 't 's
~ he Iegaiure lrrqulring resumption wiA i"rY dsN'
n, r hanks OF Kentucky and louisiana at nousht 'ie
mon }snE refusing chechson the bat "rrn.
NJ other hank have been wing tor some un' 'N'
ofhsrk the supply Eastern funds about EQUAL 10 me.
d,,aod auo,e drawing rate. ~ York at - Pre-
Tbe r,n~ ~ fe P-nk ~ Illinois y 10 be removed from
r. lin 10 Galeaa he rc ,tien, a. loon aS me re'un
ion of petie payment, takrs place VII enable ue Damn 20
up ,,.e IN possession % very conNieTabt amount o
E..,.r hange precsted upon the Shipment, - hal
and win 70 eyc that OF couErj very materially by
g.yine il a snund Paper circulation e,s..
81 has been stsrd that the Chicago branch Oh the ''''
OF Illinois hs' been remosed, but sucn p rot r 80. -
The Buffalo Commercial 'ay,i Ihrrr ha, oetn p,,,
feet avalanche Of vessel, from ne West wihn hr ph> Nv"
days. with such quantities 81 wheat ara Nour d. " ~
,c,.h te dealers some 10000 busr, Ofwheai ne't have
been received and sill the market rsmaln' "lu, -
cent. of VIVA, last week. flsur ranges 'oH - "
s. 81 according 10 condition"
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II A Christian FATHERS Present 10 MS

Fnmiiy.-Impor;ant and Interesting work. enoei''''eu
with several hundred Fine Engrasngs, Just puhh'neu ana
e,r ali =, No Il2 Nas.au-sircet, New-lorh, entitled
BIBLE BIOGRAPHY; or The Lives and clardoul = ~
M ner.onage, recorded in the Sacred ptut,
nr,rtcsllf aiapica 10 the Instruction o youlh ~
aniilirs together with Appendix, continuing ih'V u
ar,.,ns On Inc E,dences ot d. vine Revelation, rom
T,mn~on'. Key 10 the Bibe h-in, complete summary 81
6hIical Knowledge, carefully condeI~ed and rohbueI
1n,, Sou Doddr1Igr Gin Patrick, Adam Clarke rooi
I,,.,h uorn. Nail stowe Robinson and ether e'ninent
u,ent writers on the Scriptures embeli'hed WIN sL
UUspREp ESGsAvSGs on WsoD, Illustrative OF scripture
scenes. Manners, Customs NC . ..,.,,, p.A,;.La-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-08

NJ Me.srs. VAS buren, and PAuLDiSG were
expected to arrive in Cincinnati on the morning
of the cd inst for Louisville.
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MONEY MARKET.
Commercial and Honey Matters.

The OF traus. til1- IN po1t arr Bank stock,
light to-day, hu, The market frnrr uaa 'o- some
DAYS past Delaware aad Hudson improved per cent l.
Island Hlrl.m Pats--ou Il. Mohawk declined /.
Ia. demand for state stocks A. firm rates cont nues
state fye~aId-a h,h .uuro,ea j: per cent ono >te,'
snail amount, ,oi Gu, hearcsv Sprovcd /; htnois
Bonds Ind lana /. For state Seven. III cr"fei-le-
ASKED; Snes sis - odrrc1; Five, 1915. o oiered--.
asAei: 10 1885, % asked. DO 1885, - oherefS5 a,A-i
o.. lsi9. - asked Alabama - asked, stn j. offered
30 asked.
II 600 y 5.S - ... 80 Il Kentucky ..30
Zoo 10 l-6l s}dlf ~in,r0 vi ". 1870 ....lss
siend 10 30 .....s7 s.-v INDIANA Flves ......-l I
s-rfp >ixe.. lSi-. ...,.t s5.o.s DO bt'i . /.
;]rni go 10 ....I.t $500 10 b'i-..@ii
$50 Ono sizes, l8jo....s0
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SUMNER GOODS.-The undersigned

C,I-WNER GOODS.-Thc underslgne0
r.n,rrs with his usual extensive assortment NJ sea
o,,ii Good. 10 exec ute orers FOR Garments IN asy'
which viii conpou with any bou'e IN the Irae al Prc'
h-b mast offer inducements those paying ready money
,r.aon collected 10 the style OF Pantaoon' iur'n'he
~ tl establishment ~ particular care rdeced 20 t1'
department with the yiew n giving entire sat'''uon
Drlings. Gambroous, French ani hns''" n'"'''
rerrs 10 great variety. -.
Fa-cy Dr-,, articles including Silk and satn scfs ~
vat. handkerchief Gloves, Hosiery, su'pender Sh'''
coler, &C at usual moderate prices ....,
'0''''' 49, wM r. JENNINGS,
81, ,;. 20 Broadway American Hotel
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REGULAR Nomination.
0T tTIfT fHI NIftFs
FREDERICK ID. kDHLFR.
Fireusen's Ticket.

Tor Itiff FngntrT,
JOHN RN kER Jr.
For Assistant Ensinetrs.
ARCHIBALD NOBLE, Engine Co. No. 81.
HENRY WisEBURN, do do $.
WILLIAM n. COBANKS, do do 81
DANIEL COGEE. Hydrani Co. No.
NAL CHI FALLON. Engine Co do 80.
CHARLES J. HARRIS. DO DO g
GEORGE " NARIAN, do do 2h
ABRAHAM BOGART. Jr. do DO n.
WILLIAM II. Colw ELL. Harlem 10 - u u {.
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II GREGORY & SON are now offer
NEW STYLES Of Summer Goods Just
received al the

Ii2 Fulion-strcet, near Broadway
sranoers end Others visiting the city will IND II u inc
I,age IN give II. call before leaving their orders, ~
a.. have large and de,irsble assortment OF Drap dEie
French and English Drling' single and mhled French
Flsdc and English CaSmeres, Fancy sik'' Ch"es a"'
M,-.cle> yesng, with large and select s''ch Of WOO
Back and Fancy Coored Cloths and Gas. mefe'
, r,a,ions at the lowest cash price, and viii
~ e r., order in the shortest space Of time. Our gar
nsnt. are all guaranteed be OF superior worhmashl
The best of trimmings. and hrsrate nj Our cu''o'''
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artillery was adopted Ayes 81, Noes 60. A
provis" was adopted Withholding extra ration' to
comma ders of posts: Ayes 81, Noes 50. The
section for the recruiting service YVES reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000. The appropriation for the
special agent to attend the casting OF cannon AZ
the fOundrics, was stricken cut.
After several other amendments, the bill va.
reported to the House. and the amendments were
ordered printed.
The House adjourned. ARGUS.
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