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Died.,

Died.
Yesterday, JOHN, youngest son oil John Jay aged ten
months and twenty-five days.
His remains will be taken this morning to the family
burial place at Rye.
On Tuesday morning, 18th instant, CATHARINE, daugh.
ter OF Patrick and Mary Ann Mulane aged year and
ten months.
Suddenly, on board ship Don JUAN June Goth, DAVID
8. ARMSTRONG, Seaman, formerly of Calais, Maine.
Maine pupers will please copy the above.
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he RHEUMATISM, WEAK BACKS. PAINS I

be- RHEUMATISM, WEAK BACKS, PAINS IN
back and chest, are relieved very short time by
genuine Shermass roor Mans PssteIs. Millions Of
"a are sold yearly, and they have bsen used with the
ft astonishing and wonderful success SO great has
the demand for this article that many unprincpled
SONS have endeavored to get up aplsster like
they could and sell 1t for the genuine article, at
ed prices and numbers by these have been de-
ed and cheated out OF their money. But their plans
not succeed. The genuine plaster has always the
naureo Dr. sherman on the back, and all others are
nterfet and worthless. DR.. Sherman s warebouse Is
lO6 Nassau street. Agents-ll0 Broadway, 10 Astor
se 227 Hudson st, II East Broadway, 1873 Bowery e6
ism ST, and SO Chestnut st, Philadelphia. At either Of
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ship Monte yuma, LoWoeI, LycnOoi, Chas Marshall
Macon Bbbns, Malaga, Cook smith; Ne sca.tle Adams
OpOEto, Colt British sch Freedom, Holiness Windsor
Ship Uncas Latham from Hevre June H. with mdse TO f.
d. Hurlbut Co-8l seetage passengers.
ShIp Sarah (whder) W an from the Pacific OCEAN,
days from Nantucket with 2eoo bhls oil to Murray J and
shp H. Allen, Wilson, days from Charstor with cotton
Aeian brig Victoria. M,rtino, 70 days from Naples with
frp', To l.. Pamlrrl-3 passengers.
Erg WIN Nelson, Mnrrs, i6 days from Port Puce with
coffee, u 10 Skcljing Y Ferris
Brig seuther Lomsard Boton) 90 days from Pert Leon
Big Emerad Cook, 70 days from Calais with lumber, to
spaath ch Veloz Ji tier Baraga days from Baraco.
with bales tobacco SKIS 1000
bananas 5o5 plntais 600 pine apples 10000 cocoa
Schi WIN. Turner, Rodgers from Nagu DO, PR via Sag.
harbor DAYS with .usar, TO Taylor Y Rich.
Scbr fillmore, Anger tof New Haven't days from Eleu.
TO 2. Bolen & Co Left no American vessels.
Schr Paragon, Wahob, fr,m Washington NC. with naval
scbr Ann M,r,s Jones, from Newbem, NC. with naval
stores, 20 \. L. Mitchell . 80
schr w. K.Dp,on, Osborn from Norfolk. with ssvcs to
schr Exces or Bell from Norfolk with old rigging to j. T..
scht Nassau Dearborn from Rehmond, with flour, Allen
sch George Pollok, Carey days from Newbsrn, NC with
naval stores, TO d Bl sssom.
schr Psuxent Lovett days from Baltimore, with lumber,
sehr Adrian, Pits day, from Richmond with coal to the
master
chr II mn bal, Cato. days from sno sh, with corn to
sehr Oneida, HAWKINS, Virgiuii
aehr VIM Henry Birdsal, Cmncottagus,
ssc chhir N Clayton, Harvey, ladian River.
schr Ann, Agnew, snewhiii.
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Foreign Jnportnttons.

HAysE-Shp Upcas-s cases Gulaume 4 Co.'S G Gig.
noux COZ Jos Dupfe-2 Scnuze BE dorn-6 Ple,uyt
-iDodgr-25 bkts wine a Rensuld CO.
PALERMo-Big 1hos Ben'on-- Reported yssterday)-
270o lemons and 81 sulphur canary
Fitch & CO.
PoRT FRISce--Big VIM Nelsnn-75 tons logwoed 20
bags cof Shedding Fcfris--70 do II Moung-liO h D
Sackett. o. Brown-i5 Work Drste.ia do rs logs
hogany kotsiere 4 co.. cases mdse Wood Johnston
Buur.
NAouABoSchr VIM Turrerq hhds 100 tbs sugar Sc hds
moasses z6 EGGS tamarinds hid rum Taylor fitch.
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10 TO THE GENTLEMEN.-It is not to be rr..
be Balm OF Eden or beautys rcstorer that il is not an
able to the gentlemen; indeed, rather the greater
nber of gentlemen have purchased Yesterday one of
first lawyers in New York came in and obtained two
les and Doctor well known in the city, has given Il
enre appreciation, having used II upon lady In his
family suficeit TO say that the lady who invented
fragrant balm Is above deception, and would feel
gnant IL told that the Balm of Eden would not remove
kes, TAM sunburn red blotches &c from the face and
K. Certificates from respectable may be
FALLING at 357 Broadway. Price 90 cents and 81 per
.lo-a sum barely sufficient to pay the disccverer,
deductng necessary expenses
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|y- THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE FOR
permanent cure of all the protean forms Of Dyspepsia
universally admired MIXTURE being pleasant 10 the
and SMELL gently astrnges the fbres Of the stomach
|gives the proper teusity which a good digestion re.
les. As nothing can be better adapted to help and
irish the constitution, there Is nothing more gene.
acknowledged to he peculiarly efficacious n, ali
rd wastings loss Of appetite indigestion depresson
rits trembling shaking Of the limbs, shortness Of
Eth, consumpve habits. In all nervous disorders
whatever arising its effect Is truly wonderful.
oil that tram of sinkings, anxieties and tremors,
h 30 dreadfully affect the weak, the sedentary and
Delicate, will in a short time be succeeded by cheer.
ess and every presago Of health.
ID In large bottlrs 50 each. In small bottles, 81
\. In cases containing half dozen, 50, carefully
led sndsent to all parts of the Union
w. q. RICHARDSON, Agent.
n s!pal once and Consulting Rooms Of the College
edicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau street
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singular TACT that the dupes of the lawyers, who
advocate protection will make the bodest assertions
with the most apparent ignorance of the real
case In recent article pointed to the immense fall
ing OF in imports, which took place simultaneously with
the expiration of the compromise Consequent upon
these eectso iniquous legislation there WERE
bhghtng effects OF uncertainty upon commercial enter
prise I'd the paraysng effects OF cash duties which
effect doubled the capital requisite to import goods
capitalize conduct the business and another to lie dead in
advances to the government 3d. the high rate of the
duties being prohibtive upon articles Either of
these influences sufficient in selfto inure trade-to
yether they destroy it. In combating this position
Lynchburg, Virginia, paper remarks as follows:-
But we will apply another test to this subject which,
In our opinion is epen Conclusive of the erroneous
of the position assumed by the writer the article
in the New York Herald with 20 much complacency,
and so eagerly adopted by the Enquirer II is this III
were true that the imports have been diminished by
the high duties imposed by the Wing tariff it would fol-
low that the decrease must have fallen the duied
ces Exclusively; because, matter how high the duties
may be upon those articles they effect the mpor
having the to ascertain precisely the ratio
OF decrease in the lists Of Quilted and free articles respeo
Of this question upon the issue of inquiry into that
suheet-whch,i we are not deceived will show that
the dimnutlon Of imports embraces those articles upon
which no duties are imposed well those upon which
duties are imposed by the Wing tariff II this be then
follows that the decline in the amount of imports
not with justice be ascrbed to the operation Of that tariff
but that the same causes, to wit ercessie poraions
previously and inability to purchase constitute tie true
reasons OF the diminished importations
This person is able advocate of monopoly any
OF the protective organs Yet observe his arguments
He states that because the import of free goods
diminished it is conclusive proof that the tariff is
not the cause. Wherein consists the dminution of
free goods7 Why that the tariff imposes duties
goods which before free. For instance. in ls4l
there wereimpored duty 600 worth Of silk
goods Under the present tariff, these goods pay high
duty; consequently if the amount still import
cd the result would show decline in free goods import
ed. Thus perishes the Conclusive argument" The
official returns of imports, exports and duties,
follows
EXPORTS AND QuApTERLY IMPORTS AND AccRuINs DUTIfs
INTO THE UNITED STATES
Imports. Exports.
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FrelxhtS.

CHARLESTON July l4th-There is but vessel load.
ing for Liverpool which was engaged full at l6ths per
square bag Nothing up for Havre. There are two
sells waiting freight To New York nominal 25 cents
per square bag.
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CONFECTIONERY

CREAMS, ICES, JELLlES, &c. &c. &c,
WH2LEsAE AcD EETAsl5 s5E I'D . Pscs. at !,
rreor OF The above old e.sbhhment for the las
grateful for the patronage hitherto r.csiged ON his friends,
DESTROYS a Of it, pecnlly informs
then and the public generally that he now ready to
families rnd dealers the city aud country, Confcc
onery, all its bra che, such quantities As they be pleas
ed order always prov dea they within the bounds OF
pcs ibili'y.
The md elegance of MS seloons Tor the reception or
company which stiachei tie .alooa top star eH,
piessr f the 0f families the acknowledged
sueorty Of his Creams, Jeies Ices Confectionery and
Refreshments generally, too well known and to generally
appreciated 10 qlire eommsndecn by Advertisement
iy msnian hts establish the Tor reputation
which he has pains End built for it, he
ops to cooiauancs Of the extensive patonpe
ha I,youred with, md the
eli IN 10 Al. who Z vor MN with their custom.
Cleans Jellies, md Ices ia forms at 6s per qiart.
Orders sent any pTt OF the city fee OF exponfe.
jy o imsec
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DO PILES-Hsys' Liniment AMI the Magical Pain
tractor warranted to any case Of the piles
kter how bad or how old. TO be had only at 81 Court
La st. Brooklyn, l39 Fulton 81.
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St3- THE SUMNER COMPLAiNT-Can be cured
a few days by the Rev. DR.. Barthelomew's Cordial.
olera morbus, gripping &c. &C. To be had only at 81
nrtand street. Brooklyn, l3s Fulton street. Price IS
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be- REACHES AND BED BUGs-None need be
koed with these noxious vermn when for IS cents at
ourtland street, can be obtained ssunholtz's Roach
Bed Bug Bane
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Packets Id Sail.
Ship MATTERS and Agents.

S sal esteem i, fycr, Captains OF Vessel will gye
to Commodore EoBERT 5ILvEy, OF News Fleet, Re-
ro Of Tic Shipping left e the Port whence they sailed, the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cauo
Foreign Newspapers New, they may have lie Will
board them mms daely their arrival. Agents and Cor.
respondents, az hce abroad will also confer favor by
sending g thi, Qfce all the Marine Intelligence they can
received.
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Domestic rsnonrtat,pus.

CHARLEsroN-Ship II Aen-i5, b,les cotton Parmler Kill
burn gers o. Pilot lie Bsrber-a 50 aRue Rob
sou-l4 SIM Mil 81 ehrenomete De Mt-l Pkg ID B
ssyre-l oriffo Pullmsn-lc4 bbis rice Lahene.
foRT LEoN-Brlg So,theI-59 bsle. Adsms-6O do
Holoroos, Nelson co-i3t Tayor Rich-6 AymsT c.
Lanina kmb dis Smith Mlls-6 do ~ bales
yioi-i0 rolls lea h'r Lis, Spear Pattoo-7
A Trask-< bxs bales moss Pc kins & Hopkins.
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Ei+'H f fa = ~ A. ~ ftta 1f
AND RRlhL GARDEN.

- Every Dav aud rvrnipg this week
The Msnser has engaged 81 Tented Performer aud IL
happy 70 Mus Nov lties,
He has engpg'u n beautiful ard wonder lui
AUTOMATON MUri''A LADY.
which $4,000 srds the result &c twenty years. labor Il
plays great variety OF ais on he Accordion, with
equal led by human being. utterly supasses
any sir liar work ofsrt in the kno world
MI. WILLIAM COLE, the Great Chine,e Nondescript.
from the ndon Theatres and late rot III Park Theatre
this city, vii in variety II Cla.,c 0YMNAsTiCs,
.ther with his educ ted and talented BLLEY whose
among the - - -
He will dance sing. pu out light jump through bal
losn climb aad e walk lame, rot kick, and enact numer
Gus asons5i9g featS.
Also engaged, he celebrated HUGHES FAMILY, or
CamorRn Mnstre, whore abilities surprised tho en-
tire Mu zeal World
The Civ Brs, Bsrdi engaged.
Mrs. PHILLIPS, the popular Vocalist. and LA PETITE
CERiTU, Mr. II o. Sherman, &c. engaged in addison
to $40 GOO cu,osites.
Fries Of admission IS Children under milf mite
WV
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EaAEM-s VIEW VtsHM NJ DRaSs VA
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

CASpAR HA SER, the Will Bow IF the Weeds
TO BE SEEN FURONE SHILLING
Be. des tn whole attractions Of the Museum for few days
longer This remarkable nondcscrpt supposed by to
be the ouglad OF connect ink between man aud brute
His hst1v lvovsd in mystery he Is supposed 70 be
native Of Bnrno where he found living
on fruit h rbs, &c.
There will he aperorm,nceo Wednesday md "a uday at
and o'clock ~ in which Mr. II. H,vey the Bufo Singer
and swod Swallower will make hi, first appearance New
York, assiste d b. ohers.
ji0r
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PoRp OF xEw YozAS, JULY 10.
Cleared.

..s 80 MOOR riss,.... ...I II VI
srrs''....' eel - afsE / 80
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~
turns. HJusc doc. 1856. sena doc. 1888
This table is volume in itself At the end of the third
quarter of ls4l the extra tariff went into operation, and
the change took place In relation to free goods During
the first six months of ls42 imports recovered but in the
third quarter when the utmost uncertainty prevailed all
the Imports fell off In the fourth quarter however, un.
der the present tariff the import Of free goods Increased 90
per cent while the duabe fell off 40 per cent.
This the result of the qary into subject of which
he was ignorant-on which the Virginia man Every
readily agrees to risk decision Of the subject" We
have to deal with the allegation that excessive
previous importatons is the true Of the decne
The to that is also contained in the above table,
which shows that for the year 1912 there less
eign goods exported than in the previous year. Is4l by
81 AGO. 33 per cent This added TO the fact
that in June foreign exchanges began to fall
nued low until 600 in specie have arrived
in this country shows that there prevaus excess
of portaon Now had there been any surplus foreign
goods in this country prior to LIST July 1884, they would
certainly have been re.expored when domestic manu-
facturers even have found market in London In the
fourth quarter Of lsia only foreign goods went
out Of the country making average OF only
for the year. notwithstanding that the export Of foreign
goods in 1912 smaller than in any year since the
war.
Look now at the effect upen the revenues
The accrung dutiesfcr the year isil, slseie4e2
4" lst2, 10 ga 442
Decline Is per cent, 1925 $50
Duties for Jan, 9l37I0
The January quarter usually highest as seen above
This would give sOs645 500 the duties for the year.
The necessary result has been loans and in January
next some So OOo of government 81 and per cent
stock falls due. The ability to that depends upon
the then rate ofmoney entirely The bankruptcy of the
government not less bcause the money could
not De paid under any circumstances. In the two first
quarters OF 1912 the customs near $ 600 OOo Had
the tariff not been changed the revenue for the year
would have been $40 100000 instead of s Ooo trade
would have continued active and the people been now
in the enjoyment OF full tide of prosperity Instead of
wondering "what the lawyers going to do next the
free export Of domestic produce exchange for foreign
wares, would have raised prices, given the farmer
just reward for his toll But Spectators would have
had no part OF the plumber.
sales the stock Excnan~~
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Fly PAPER -Dr gEUCHTWANGER's Fl, Paper is
neither old nos imported, ssuch as 20 hill the flies in
SANITY their alghting The He hiss Agents.
but he sells all Paper he prepare fresh for old fly
per is worth having Apnlv At The DrnR store Of
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHrWANGEk,
2 Wall stcet
". BID dtug r,t h, coctrosch, "ni, lnc,qu.c and
other insect aod vrrnin also hi, teehtcd
chemical whale or Sop Cor stenty hand drugs,
che dyes sold wholesale and eti ~ The est
and most rsa,iuao DIE prices " l99teecd &c
CORN-s6s sschs Corn. landing from ship Albert Hen
~ nv. for sale b. L. X Gull Ms X co.
jylsr S South street.
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WONDERFUL DOlNGS AT PEALE's NEW
rk Museum this afternoon. ut O'Clock, and in the
ming Casper Hauser will be there, together with as
fishing performances by Mr.. H. Harvey, the sword
allower, assisted BY others.
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SHIP NEWS

PHILApELPEIA, Jaly l8-Au Superb Lo-bard and Beey
Richards. Bradley Charle.ton; Clipper ,nnah
|1lbraltar
BALTIMORE. July TAR Jeune Edourd Fri Receuk. 81
go De Cuba for Bor5esux-put for Iudder having
| oss hers when only Few days out. 81,
OcRacoKE BAR July d-Arr John Bartlett Boston. Sid
Maria, SoDefs, spd Belle, Jones. w Indits
WARRINGTON, NC. July s-Cid Cashier, Hathaway Boston,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


nIBLO's GAHDE1.
Director, Nv JOHN sEBTON
WEDNESDAY Jniv . is3.
Lsst week nut OF the OpsIa.
rH'thisht IN New York e he psv M't.ry Opers Of
Ia FILE DU REGIAEHT, tf-
M,......-,, MsaNc ~ DoriINir. IN which
"a'emo'eHe Cay- Monsieur Bes and the whole Of the
French ,mpany viii appear.
Inc psiofInene. 20 commence y, oecvriy with
The Overture by the Grand q -ch-s'rs,
TO L. FILE du Regmsnt Do izst,e
~, THE CHILD OF The REG, MrNT'
MAIZE Mnle CaIys.
sulpice, Nous Bles.
Between the second and third NJ hr Ooe hall A. hou
internissoo will be allowed TO- prom. .ad~ d re-
freshment, ia the q aud Saloon, where Ice
Creams &c may be had,
THE PROMENADE MUslCALE.
Which much satisfaction Last Opw cnivcn
the period Of n'ermsion. and in ord % rner this depart
worthy ths musical chara OF he es'abhment
a Splendid Orchestra has been secrr-" 49,,
Musical Director u 4. HI
Nights ofthe Ratel Famil v-fnesdavs and Thar
Ns IT'S CT the french COMPANY ondars. Wednesdsts
FRIDAYS a3d Saturdays
~ Police will te great esrs
takcnt0 prevent the admission of improper persons
Tickets Fifty Cents Nav he had II the Jaaen our'rs
the day.
10 A limited NUMBER OF oesson TicKrn VIII n~
posed o.
" No poltpor cment az t,s "f
' Protected ard the Saloon which is ventilated
Z 'O ed ~ , m
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Bales or Stocks at Philadelphia yesterday.
800 City 5s 1871, 1915 ss75 State es 1916, annual
|52 90 shs Louisville and Portland Canal 100; $50 do Oh
p rd Bank, Ss; 2oodo do, o.; do Moyanensng Bank,
30; do do, So
AFTER BoAsD-lo shs Camden aud Amboy s5; $4,000
Tennessee SIS, 9th July and IAN ST.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
at Philadelphia yesterday

.9j- We received no mail south OF Philadelphia
last night
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
3. America, Bailev, Jane 20
Ashburton. Hpttleston, Juue Is
FROM PonTsHoUTH.
ST. James, Sebor, June 20
Montreal, Tinker, July I
FROM HAvRE.
Utica. Hewitt, June l6
Albany, watson, June "a
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6Gy- BARNUMs NEW PROJECT WORKS TO A
perect charm. His entertainment surpasses any
hing OF the KIND in America. His automaton musical
ady dscourses such music exces the admiration OF
he verest amateurs and Mr. Cole, the Hughes family,
Mr.: Brewer, Mrs. Philips, Cero, &c. give the most
capital thing This afternoon there will be splen-
d performance four O'Clock, for the convenience OF
antilles, schools &c.
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o. FIREWORKs.-In regard to some reports, circu-
ted by that celebrated pyrotechni Edge, critcng
III other mems fireworks, would like to know what he
Ian boast Of He forms the absurd idea that he has no
competitor But ia only circulated to small extent
Kenny proposes meeting him any public occasion
us own expense. Mr.. Edge, it you have made
|reat shert TO circulate your iaures, but think you
| ill now have TO support them.
NJ KENNY. Py rotechnst,
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The amount of foreign bills hand during the last
three months much larger than at any time since 1885,
and the domestic bills smaller. The maturity of the 70
reign bills, which will take place within 60 days, will
throw 81 900 into this Bank and already the
specie is at higher point than it has reached 1885,
when the general resumption took place. The profits of
the Bank during the year amount to $ls9 53s
Two dividends, sper cent each, se64s
Balance carried to surplus fund, 1880
This, notwithstanding loss of SAL 500, through the
bankruptcy OF house. one partner of which was d.
rector in the Bank This obtained from the South
Carolina Banks then failed and applied for the
benefit of the famous bankrupt act" in this city. The
Bank opposed them, and the suit is now pending in the
United States Court
Thefollowing the leading features of the Bank of
Tenn n Mash
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Ship Monte yuma Lowbsr LivcrnooI, Cha, ii Marshall -
Buqie KiSy Main; New Orlesrs, Dunham Dimon-Bri $
Macon Bibbins Malaga, Cook smith; Ne scase Adams
Oposto 9 Colt British sehr freedom, Holmes, Windsor
NS.
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,xxaSeb xa4 PsOPLk's LINE OF STEAsBOAys
sssr--Es goa ALBANY--Dmly at o'clock, r. NJ
Through Direct suadays ereeptedl from Il G
steamboat Pier CourtanN md Liberty streets
Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Cips A Houghtop will leave
MondA-. Wednesday sud FRIDAY evenings, O'clock
steambosi sOETH AMERICA, Captain T. w Brainsrd
'ili leave Tuesday, Tnursds7 and Saturday evenings,
o'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ II T,ue,d..
landing Intermediate landings, will leave Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, at 8 o'clock.
freight apply board, r. o. Schultz
the Office on the wharf. jyl7 CT
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NEW YORK - a BOSTON
gpJINo BIi .OT


OWEN PRESCOTT. Pilot or take. charge matter md
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland Kennebeck and OTfiE
PORTS. Office at Frye Shswb nautical store, 223 Water
Dcekman Reference number Of Merchant
aud the several Insurance CsmDanies in t, Boston.
and Portland. he in,s,
Sk6S NEW LINE LIvERPOOL PACK ,TS.-Packet
NM 25rh July The splendid, fast sailing Packet Ship
AAR. kOsCIUS Captain John Collins, will sail positively
abevc her regular day The ships OF This lire all 1000
burhn snd upwards and their accommodations for cabin,
second cabi2, and steerave passcpgers well known are
superior TO other line OF packets Persons about TO visit
The old country should not fell TO eT'mpe the rccommodi
tons of Is magnificent ship before egsgng .scwhere and
those wishing to berths should NOT fail to make early
application 20 49, u...-.
- Peck sliD. South st.
TIL Roscss will sail from e 10 OF September aording
To Ieson wishuS send Tor their frcnds oppor
unity OF having them brought in her, regular
line, reason bic terms.
Drafts for snlll payable demand without
other charge, all the post
Ireland Scotland or Wales can also be obtained application
u
The Liverpool will succeed the Ro,cius and sail on
tie l6h Of August iylo.c
4S2 FOR LOFDON.-Regulsr Packet OF the lsi
Mo Artust The splendid picket ship PA NTHEA,
0A APT. Den1i,, will sail above, her regular DAY.
Having very SUPERIOR accomno1 Tor nd cabin
pc tteerigc passengers, wshur emb RI should
80 re early application on peert foot Maiden lare
JOSEPH McMURRAH,
100 Pine street, Of South
Peons wishing send for their friends have IN en-
brought out BY the above ship o. the regular pack oy
applying as above, tn by letter, post paiaJ Issc