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Passengers Arrived

and Bos,on-Mr Mrs and Miss Morris, Mr and Mrs Eogss
Hon Stuart, r., 4 Hase, Mr. Murdoch, Stewart and
Mr Eastman, for Halifax Mr. aud Mrs Miles, M Mrs ana
Miss Cot Mr. and Mrs Cipriant Mr Kinneur Mr. and Mrs
Large Mr. and Ms Weir Ar and Mrs Jackson, two child
and nurse, Maeary child nrss and male servant
Messrs Robinson, Hopkins, BeccaTd II } spa!dms, fop
penhusen G Burgess 7 Ward, Lowering, c 7 Dambmaun
Gourd aud Friend Wye,h Lattiner, Walker, jenkins
Samson aid Friend, A Kingston, Hovey, g Pratt Key
nolds, J r F Felix, II Sebor F FetIe. c Ntson' )
Lynde, Atterbury, Jr Marshall, Bates CoI,lan'
Jf Parker Putnam S c Shaw Abraham, Byrce, Pegg,
Kilham Perry F Amand, Crocker, Sheriff, Gamble j
G.ce johnston aud John Ward for Boston. From Halifax
to Bos,on-Aliss Wlalen, II Green, and Sutherland.
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Markets Ca,sfally regortedfo TIE 1,fbune

WEpSEspAY, July ~.
ASHEs-Ihe advices from the other side not a,ora
Die Tor th'S article, out as effect here excepting
an Increased Willingness the part holders SELL The
sales to-day reach about 200 bbs 50 In Pearls which
are steady 81 with occasionally lot at 81 we no.
lice sales to-day Of about IS bb!s
C0rTON.-1he fcreigl advces have no, yet been di.
gested the shippers aC the eec, Cannot to-day be scs
tANsd The have been ONLY some 800 bales aud in
these operations material change BE- ueted. The
market viii doubt open decline &c per 10; but as
". there Appeals disposition max. TO ay extent
Ia Ihls state oi the Inarke, omit quotations.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There Is, ii any thing a little
eeuer !eelpg to-day Flour, but prices
before quoted Abour 5000 bbs aoat this morning.
We 94Ue teuesee l2t steady Tor good common band,,
swC about 5000 bbs taken, and 10: offered tof
ass parcel and refused Struggling lots, nor IN regular
creTs hands BE- picked up at Cos 80 but the large
'aco's stead. al l2.. Michigan AID Ono 50;
sod bauds, good Older firm q; the higher Price
good inquiry for round Ono but we hear OF nc
se sales, excepting AGO bbs for West Indies at about ~
Southern descrp :ioas are very dull Georgetown and ba
elw!ne % 1873, fresh grouad Brandymlne d. kc"
noad Country PRIME TO- There New alodt
DC nominal rates rs s1t The demand Tor Meal L
united Sales 200 bbls at So e3i Bandywne- Sais'
eoiS bfandywiue, acat, at l2s IN store 22 hho'
Rye Flour, sales l50 bbs No.th River al "a ait
eois psime Jersey q; 10 Shorts AID Ship Stus are
as IodsEately at former prices.
ofSAIN--A sale OF 1850 bushels Illinois Wheat wa!
a iot storing, at about 81 l2! The market heaY,
good supply. The demand for Corn for the East, Is
aud prices steady We sales e,OUl
ySsnrs North River ST 500 cents weight; LOO do
al 90 measure; 000du. New. Qsleals So, weight
oashe5 badly damaged, 81! cents New Orleaa
pressing on the market, considerable being expected
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Sales , 900 bushels Rye IS g. cents The supply
light Oats are as before quoted, u 2s33-Ia mode
rate demand.
HAY-About 900 bales have been taken 70. shipment
40 cents The demand is limited
WHALEBONE-We notice sales 6,ooo IDS y IT. gs
Coast IS cash for export which isa decline. hs
stock is reported at $50, 0C0 lbs
PROVISIONS-The rlarke, for Prime FORK Is very n,n
and some large holders are refusing name price l'n
few DAYS about 1900 TO 1900 bbs have been sow '
and little can now be hsd that Ness IS yer! ou anu Oh
irIed at II % without buyers, OF ,rd
drlIrrs are aid TO been received by the steamer
We notice sales 50 kegs strictly prime at ana oo oa5Tels
fair &c. Grease Butter IS d Go e.
=, 600 lbs. Good dafes a '-2 TO- "
the week The sales for the Canada market
cb 1000 half Country Dung Tyson at iuil prces
Tbe market has upward tendency.
IGIE-Thomaston is plenty and dull, and prices some
what unsettled Three have been sold at o. 20 and
70 cents. -.
months A lot 10 900 lbs. of Peruvian Pig taken
70 cents months
HEMP-American continues abundant but meets with 2
fair demand At steady prices Of this description has
been sold for export W. notice sales Of 20 clean Rus
sa TO arrive from Boston, At s95, months deliverable
there bales roed American, private terms and
200 do 1ew ro,ed from $780, months according
10 quality.
WHIsKEY.-There is activity and we only hear Of
about 50 bIs. % 23l the latter for ii hoop barrels
Drudge is nominalIy % cents, but heavy.
IALLOW.-We notice sale Of $1,000 lbs. City Rem
dered cents cash; $4,000 lbs. inferior Western Rem
dered at g. cents, cash, bcti. for export.
OlLfaTther sales have bee, made of 900 bbls Crude
Whale disclosed supposed be 81! cents.
sale Of 1000 bbls made day since, deliverable
New London, for Boston 81 sale
made last week Of 20 600 lbs Palm Oil imported Provi-
dence, made public Tor export Bremen. The
sales Of Lnseed for the last hree days comprise several thou
sand gallons American 20 for casks and bbl
now held firmly and ~ with small sales: 5000 gallons
English 90 Boston So and 100 Dutch from the
sci 80, all cash; for another parce Of Dutch landing 81
cash has beef, refused Cask Olive is very quiet;
1900 baskets, Just arrived were sold previously
SEEDS-Coyer is akelr speculation, ii arrives at
u, for prime fee Sales of 100 erces FLAX Seed for
crushing, at 37 The last sale Of Timothy was at Sl3
far prime There is much doing.
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l2ss Isl 1912 l345 26S9 923 o6,sl
Duty on Colonial.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, July 3

CorroN.-Few transactions have been effected in Cot.
tor since previous report The market continues in
oppressed state and the sales Of the past week were oy 200
bales Sua,, ordinary and low mddng at 23d to 3d. and
~ bales Bowed Georgia at 3td 10 lSd perlb
July 1.-The market on Saturday by means ami
mated but prices continue the those previously
GaoIe The supply still very large and there is pros
Prtt OF any improvement III prices.
Com-The weather having again undergone favorable
change market of TO-DAY WILL probably, be some
what depressed aud descriptions Of Grain rather cheap
IL At Friday market there good attendance of deal
e aud miile who purchased Wheat freely than OF
as at general mpro, Of Id to I'd per 7Olb the
rates of Tuesday, which be considered Sd per 1obs
below te prices Of that day fortnight Flour, which had
previously submitted decline OF about Is per barrel
u better request al sirh, lmnloNrinent.
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NJ A PRI Ed

Suddenly, the morning of the 10th inst IN the Allen
street Presbyterian Church. the Rev George B. Cheerer
Rev. GEORGE MoSlLAws of sommerstown, n. Y, after a
long and tedious courtshp years six months and
nineteen days. Miss PEHsis SAUNDERS, OF this city
MAY bliss supreme be theirs
Without cloud or storm;
Through Life's numbered years
May sunshine on them ever dawn.
On "Wednesday, July 10, BY Rev. Robert seney, Rev
Robert NJ Hatfield Of Newport, r. l., TO Miss Elizabeth
Ann daughter of Mr.. Jonathan Taft of this city.
July II, by Rev. J. NJ. Macauey Mr. John L. Brewer to
Miss Elizabeth Ogden.
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TRENTON FALLS. \. Y.

e The Subscriber announces 10 the public that the
house formerly kept by him thu above place closed for ts
present consequence OF his having removed 10 the
City OF New ok aud not having succeeded III pertecne
the necessary arrangements for re-opsning the same he
would also state that the stairway &c leading 70 ne
: VI. NUM- u:
The entire property both sides ofh- River IS offered for
sale. ANY information relating thereto be bad OF ne pro-
pfietor No. 698 Broadway y. Y of. Watson i'IiaT
l-,ica iYli lMls-
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The consequence this arrangement will be that the stock
IA loans Of this Company which now worth only 81
@ c.n will be worth the par the reduced capital or $50
b,e for the stock and $50 per 500 for the Loan
hch raes they will yield income Of six per cent per
The oan.hold.rs hav. agreed surrender their
;fs,es Of loan and in lieu thereof new certificates
C,r one half the amount
The Board OF Directors Of the Stcangton Railroad Com
have not vet exercised the power granted them and
he question has been asked by friend possessing
clearly for the n,ees; OF the Company? We
answer there De- in opinion but motive and
We vii! endeayor explain what it IS The whole number
York who are also majority Of the Directors If this
,,ock about. -. 300 shares,
The Girard Bank, of this city 1000
private stockholder. 900
$4,000 shares,
leaving actually but 200 shares in other hands.
tempting opportunity is, therefore, offered for
and the object delaying carry the powers delegated
10 them must be get large number OF pos
sbe-;hat Cor the delivery Of the stock fr
,ue dayand when they have accomplished this, close
with the Boston and Providence Company and cary the
stock up their price. We have DATA Tor thi'
statement from 4 source 20 BE- relied upon.
The following stocks were sold at Providence: Roger
Williams Bank S79; Arcade Bank, 50l 81 BACK
stone Canal Bank 24I American Bank sos National BANK
6i Eee Bank i9; We, bose, Bank 495 Traders bahH'
81; Globe Bank, 81: City Bank, 49,; Merchants DinN'
So. 90, m,
At Baltimore City Skies in demand at w VIZ;
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad sales al saO Maryland Uo'
many g., 10
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a Camn ,;ee,i,y a. -, g.

~ A Camp Meeting for the New Haven District,
NV 9Tk togsrrnce I" on the 2st OF AuEqsi
1872 VIII De held ar Sernev twelve miles north of Bridge
port within few rods OF the Housatonick Railroad on the
ground occupied Tor The same purpose last year.
The preachers ard friends generally on the New York,
Long IS and adjoining districts f-ctionaey invited
to atien1 The Railroad Company Sil their best efforts
10 promote the convenience safety snd dispatch Of those who
may choose TO visit thu meeting By their road.
Jy20 2awtA2l&2tW CHARLES ". CARPENTER, Z
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~ Camp Meeting will h. bald at Fa,mincdale

q \ Camp Meeting viii be l4ld a, FamingdaIe,
Long Island Dis1ic 30 miles from Brooklyn, thee quares
OF mile from the Railroad. commence MONDAY, Au-
gust lt and close the following Friday Suitable arrange
nsnts have been made for passengers and he baggage 10 be
CONVEYED by Railroad Ia said Boats will leave the
foot OF D-ancystree and also Narket-sert, New
York on Monday and Tuesday mornings only TO convey
passengers and baggage the cars camp meeting
The preachers aud PEOPLE OF the NewYork District in
eiied 10 attend Persons attending Will please provide them
selves with tents. b. order OF
LEONARD NJ VINCENT.
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: who can mistake n Wig. however ar

70 who can mistake Wig. however art!nly
prepared the natural and living growth of the head There
duh dead look artificial stiffness about the counetielt
which iobids being mistaken for the genuine article. And
yet in nineteen Of for eat OF the money
that wig costs the bald seal may he mad bring forth is
own covering instead of being beho1en any thatcher OF
SOULS for secondhand adomment The verna! showers are
not more conducive vegetaon than is james Hair ONO
to the growth of the hair Ii sickness any other
cause has so your brow Gifts clustering curS and Trimmed
the once redundant side locks which burst such uNuranCe
from beneath your fashionable beaver james HAIR Tome
will give life and the which soil remain and III
an incredibly short space Of time your Hyperion
Culs in ali their pristine beauty Those who have been for
years fIlly endeayon. cultivate wh ksrs and
moustaclss viii find this preparation The Erir tia
Sold BY A. B. X D. SANDS, wholesale Druggists, No. 70
Fulton.stree; 273 Broadway II Est Broadway jylo bs
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ANDERSON & D )BBS, No. NA Bowery,
jyl8 lwis' the frs; Carpet Store above i4oster's

70 The Original Lemon Sugar revived.
The Proprietor Of this inestmabi- BeyersEe Is now pre-
psrel 10 furnish any quantity of the LEMON SUGAR. at
the notice /, the cheapest aud m%i, WHO'S
prepared solely from the fresh Lemon and refined Sugar 6y
chemical and mechanical process, and flee from every te
leerous quality.
It's use ], peculiarly adapted TO private families, counting
houses etce family parties and parties OF pe2sue orl.s
beautiful article requiring other process OF preparation
than mixing with water saving all the labor and uncean
ness of preparing in the ordinary way.
will be- found an valuable article board of steamboats,
and ship. sea- will keep good without change OF rs
qualities length of time kept dry Prepared and sold
Wholesale aud retail at No IS Nassau-st., BY
III istt VI, GA1LAhO
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the United Stses-Te T,icopherous, Medcated Com;
pound the Human Hair VIM confidence sc9nnsnhea
drf The sues, remedy to badness and grey hair
The healthy dressing tina, can possibly be applied to III
head rendering the hair soft and glossy and freeing me ssu
from ali hur!orj and ations. removing every particle OF
scur and dandm aud disPosmg the hair 10 c4f It's felasM
of life For infant heads it invaluable To be had Only AZ
l6 Broadway corner Of Liberty stairs, or o. ing ap
pointed l"<i INNS
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Sclr Pioneer, Corson, Wilmington, Del.
Arrived,
sican brig Eolo CAstaltano, so days from Palermo
with fruit, to Fitch * CO.
Brig Justna, Sheppard 10 days from Port au Prince via
Post Republic with coffee, to Griifen Co.
Brig Poland Smith, 10 days from Havana, with sugar. to
master.
Brig Emerald, Poland, 10 days from Calais, with la, TO
Smith Boynton.
schr Judge Hitchcock, Hahaway, DAYS ton' 'e"0e5H'
y c, with naval stores, 10 Blossom.
Schr Braudywine, Etheridse ! days from hdenton, y
c, with wheat, a Treadwe s Son. ;.,,
Schr Turk Eldgidge, days from Portsmouth, \ d. with
fish, TO S W Lewis
schr Emma Cole, DAYS from Baltimore with iron pipe
and grain TO johnson * Lowdeu.
Schr Robert L Crook, > days from James River, with
wood -
schr David Risley, Lee, days from OcEacoke {,
with shingles ard rosin
Schr Rseich, Steward i days from Washington, \ c,
with naya! stores.
Schr VIM P-ot Dough, days from Ocracoke, \ {,
with wheat 70 a Treadwel S Son.
Schr Waterburgh Robbins days from Cherrystone win
Schr Hope, Mitchell. Of DAYS from Manssni!la, Cuba
with mahogany TO Nesmh x Leeds
Schr Reliance, from Boston, with mdze
Schr Dir-c, Briggs, from Baltimore, with mdze, TO x
Briggs.
schT Cupper, Johnson, from Virginia.
Schr Chief. Van Name, from James River.
schr Adrian. Pets, from Richmond, with coal
Schs Atlas Balm, from Philadsphia, with coal
Schr Lady OF the Lake, Larkin, from Virginia
schr Henry Brown, Lingo, from Philadelphia, with coal
schr Thomas Morton, Ward, from Virginia.
Schr Andrew Brown. Darcy, from Philadelphia WIN
schr Raleigh, Stewart, from Washington, c. with ma
val stores 10 5 L Mitchell.
Schr Delaware, Forbes, from Warrington y u WIN ha
val stores.
Schr Peru, Parker, from Passport, with plaster
SchI Cyprus, from Machia, with lumber.
Schr Gull, from Portland, with potatoes
Below,
A Bremen bark, supposed TO be The Washington
Also, brig Alfred, from Havana Wind > Il.
Sailed,
! Ship Mou,ezasns Lowbsr, fos Liverpool
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NEW GOODS AT THE NEWYORK CASH
~ TAILOR ESTABLISHMENT, i2 Fulton ST.
ra,r broadway Gentlemen arriving in city and wanting
an outfit will fad for their interest call and examine our
extensive stock of fashionable Cloths and Cassimefs oleth
er with great variety Of the richest Silks, Chaly and War
settles vestings, selected from recent mportatonsoS
assortment for gentlemen Of and fashion 10
make their selections the style and workmanship
of our garments we challenge comparison with the motex
ersye the United States and confirming our
exclusively cash ersbes us 10 TO our Gus
toners very great saving the purchase OF their wardrobe
Cash on delivery abatement prices Strict pune
tuality observed In G!l!nz orders. o,,,,,co
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HOBOKEN-Thls delightful place of summer
for sh"r, excursion The facility with which be Wis
tied By the Barclay Canal ald Christopher street Ferries rem
ders the Walls aui Grounds very accessible Those winch
arr olen the public ar considered be rnsqualIed by any
devoted this purpose Tor their extent diversified scenery
TO increase much possible the natHra beauties o, the
place. additional attraction excellent German Band
led by Mr. Myers will gave series OF rec Concerts at the
Elysan Fields the afternoons of Mondays, Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS lu.ng the summer. Jl3
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2
the period for Introducing the Croton INTO the
dwellings Of our citizens hard and from certi-
Gates some OF eminent medical and scientific men
il evident that pipes made wholly Of lead would be highly
Objectionable tia; purpose very cheeuy join those
gentlemen recommending the adoption of the timed pipes
ROBT. H. NORRIS"
Manufactured and for sale by P. N4AYLOR & CO.,
jy7 Otis % Broadstreet.
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z IQUID ARlBER.--This article is a certain
a and speed ,n,d To- seaIas, Burns ChbFag: CG st;
Sion, whatever cause Canler OF the Mouth, Cats, letter.
Sold Head SC &c the most delightful article Tor
the complexion generally yer used Certificates OF It's ehca
cacy from lie respectable gentlemen IN th CITY and else
where with drctions for u accompany each bottle ana
may BE- seen the Office OF The Subscribers, Ii john street,
front Office second floor where Il for sd wholesale aud
rsi liberal iii scount viii be made those who buy 10
sell sgain A. WARNER s co.
Jyll I'm Sole Manufactures ana ffopTrtofs'
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choice selection of Silk and Satin Scsr Cravats Hard
kerchcfs Gloy Supendes Hosiery Under Vests Dry
ers, Muslin Shirts Collars, &c., at prices which must ofef
inin o urchaSer,. lylO
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MUSIC PLATES and Britannia Ware, of ev-
W cry description usdo aud sold 5y the subscriber at ow
EDMUND ENDICOTT.
Britannia Ware repaired in the best Jy2O IL
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O. Chenpest Carpet Estnbitsis1 rY In
pEasoS < DeBe, now offer their whole stock Of Superior
ENGLISH Three Ply and Double Suprfa4s 9Sai1 '1rrr,s
which ha' been purch sed at low prices for CASE WI
be sold per cent lover than other establishment III TINS
Common Ingram C'rpetioS 2s. cd. Ger yrrd.
Extra fine Ingram Carpeting, Is.
Three Ply Carpeting, IS.
Floor OIL Cloths. any width, IS.
Transporter Window Shades. IS. 10 2iS. PEI PAIR
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ur Pens are yut ~ In the neatejt style cards ana "
boxes and sold w the SttoneLs geas5aly peaie5s snP1
by our Agents. J. {. BAIt SEI q %, no i'' Oi'Ns
between Copfafat 1a 10 LlOeysass'' iyo s.sodis
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WAN. I. IENNINGSl5 co Diapers aud Tail
os 2a Broadway, American Hotel opposite the toun
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