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NRENCH PORTFOLIOS.-Imporc direct from
i Paris, by +. TAYLOR and just received, a
small collection Of Portfolios Of fancy -colored goat
skin aud Turkey MOI Deco leather finished In style
of beauty and taste superior to any thug before
brought to tins markets single dozen only received
June 2O-u
DRODlE ON DISEASES OF THE JOINTS.
ID Pathological and Surgical Observations, by Sir
B. G.. Brode, Surg TO the King, vol. reprinted
from the fourth London edition.
Numerous cases Of Surgical operations, without
pain, in the Mesmcric Stste-by Jonn EIston, NJ
%, y. n. 5.
The American Journal Of Medical Sciences, for
July, lsi3.
All Just published, and this day received for sale
r. TAYLOR.
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References

References
Very Rev. DR.. VIM. Matthews,
Gen. John L. Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, Esq,
Darius Clagelt, Esq
Gen. Walter Smith, ,,o--o,,,.,
John Kurt, Esq. -,
M Me.el 'I L"IiSr I { kupf,, Boston.
Messrs. Young, Smith & Co.
+" Wolfe Il Clarkes, W.T.
Baiy, Ward Co. ''" 'oiA'
Benz H. Field, Esq.
Hon. John Sergeant,
William ID. Lewis Esq. Philadelphia
Messrs. Levi Garrett 4 Sons,
SoS { Ss IN MIA; &c g Esq Baltimore.
Mcssrs. Dunlop, Moncure s Co, Richmond.
M Me- : : = w VA Zachary & Co. New Orleans,
City Of Washington, May l6 ls43
n. Is We propose TO such editors Of newspaper,
IN any of the commercial cities, who wi insert the
above Card for one month IN their columns sending
us paper containing the same, TO transact auy busi.
they may require in this city, coming within the
scope Of Agency, for the space Of year from
the first insertion, free Of charge. lac.
CUEAP PUBLICATIONs.--Ju issued and
" this day received { sale By r. TAYLOR
Biography and Pottical Remains Of the late Mar.
gatot Davidson by Washington living. Price 30
cents.
Russia and the Russians, ly G. Kohl complete in
two numtcfs-s5 cents each.
Nos. aud , OF The Works Of Lord Byron At -
cnts each. Fine paper and large tyre With cngray-
ings.
No. 10 Of Johnsons Farmer Encyclopedia o.
Gems
The Water witch, conf lrtc for 20 cents. One OF
the cheap scrics Of Coopcr's novels july I3-0
4 ,HAPMANS MAGIC RAZOR STROPi four
~ snled.--siJc No ! being hone Of a new com
position which will reduce tho razor, pen-knife or
surgical instrL mcnt 10 smooth and keen edge more
speedily and with greater perfection than any thing
tkat has before been offered to the public Wherever
the instrument well known, II - used TO the eyclu-
sion Of all others. Prices ranging from 50 cents up
wards.
Sold for the proprietor by r. TAYLOR,
Bookseller.
=. Those purchasing 10 sell again will be supplied
at the lowest mandatory prccs may 80
II lNNE's LAW COMPENDIUM, or Questions
~ and Answers on Law, alphabetically arranged,
for immediate reference, with copious references TO
the most approved authors, Reports Deoisi.0s, &c.
sc. by Asa Kline, 2 volumes octave.
For >sie by b, TAYLop,
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TO FAMILIES AND INVALlDS.

TIME following indispensable family remedies
may be found at the Drug Stores Remember,
and never get them unless they have the signature Oh
"COMSTOCK & CO." on the wrappers, as all 9th
ers by the same names are base mposions and coun-
terfeits IL the merchant nearest you has them not,
urge him to procure them at II Maldenrlane, the
next time he visits New York, to write for them
No family should be week without these reme-
dies.
Baln of Columbia, for the hair, which will stop it IL
falling out or restore il bald pacrs and on chill
dren make il grow rapidly, or on thos" VINO nave iost
the hair from any cause. -, >.
All yermin that nfest the heads OF children ~
schools are prevented or killed by at once FIND
the name of "COMSTOCk CO." ON 1t, or never
try it. Remember this always.
RHEUMATISM and LAMENEsS positively
cured and all shrvelled muscles and lihVs are Tvs
tored in the old or young, by the Indian vegetable
Eyixir and Nerve and Bone linament--but never
without the name of Comsteck Y Co. on u.
PILES. &c. are wholly prevented, or governed if
the attack has c2-e on, IL you use inc Any .o nu
and every tbg relieved by it that admits of an out
ward appl cation. 1t acts like charm. Use II
uoRSES that have Rng-Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Gals, sc. are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ontment Mark this, all horsemen.
pALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
StLVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever IN
y,nted for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou
sands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. II will cure the PILES.
Inns SPREAD PLASTERS-A better and
nice and useful article was made. All should
wear them regularly.
LiN'S TEMPERANCE BrTTERs-On the prin-
cple of substituting the TONIC in place of the
SfIMULANT principle, which has reformed SO ma
nv drunkards. To be used with
Inns BLOOD PILLS, superior to all others for
cleansing the system and the humors affecting the
blood, and for all irregularities Of the bowels, and
the general health.
HEAD-ACIIE.-Dr. Spobn's Headache Remedy
will etfectually cure sick Headache either from the
nerves or bilious Hundreds Of families are using
with great Joy.
DR. SPOHN'S ELEXlR OF HEALTH,
for the Gel tain preventionof Fevers any general
sickness keeping the stomach in most perfect order,
the bowels regular and determination to the sur
face. Colds Coughs, pains in the bones, hoarseness,
and Dropsy are quickly cured by it. Know this by
trying.
CORNS-The French Plaster is sure cure
INDIA HAIR DYE
coors the hair any shade you wish, but will not color
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TINE EOCUSS.
To PoStmasters ndIdIlors.

This singular insect is abis time. ANU
sing the people in various srllons Of the
United States. But, as itppears in one
section, and in another, Us a matter OF
great interest in natural itory to ascer-
tain the boundaries and ttent of terrific
ry occupied by each iauy or district
| announced few dayfnce, that had
ascertained the existeIe of Is diferen,
districts since then, ihave discovered
two more, making cfteen districts or
families of locusls. each Postmaster
in places where locus appear will drop
me line. stating the let of their appear.
ance at his, location, Iall be able to make
out complete mapi each district, en-
bracing every Slateonniy to act. &c,
occupied bv each faily OF locusts. This
will give lille .roue TO the postmasters,
and will be of gre; service 10 the devel
opment of natural story Of our country.
| will also send tevery postmaster who
shall send me thtnformatlon required as
above, A BOOK. ,ntaining the whole ma
tural history of e insect.
To editors W. shall copy this article,
and send me aper con tanning it, will
also send co, of the book above men
toned, when ,blished. II editors of pa
pers and postfslers comp y with this re-
quest, shaIle able to present TO them
the history q The most curious insect OF
the world. must be obvious that moth.
ing bn. the ,ency of the postmasters s.
editors, as ,ove, can accomplish the OBJ
ject; and k 1t of them the more freely,
because a have no personal interest in
it.
GDEON B. SMITH, M. d.
Ballimie, Md July IS, 1913.
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tails-the physical force Of the neg'es-
their relations to their masters their
general treatment, general charafr and
propensilies, SC. &C., W it'll very state
ments as to sources of infnatlon,
means of judging, SC. The enend OBJ
ject of all this espionage has nf transpl-
red; but it is pregnant with naming, II
we consider the many points b dispute
between the two countries. ihe circu-
lars appear to have been issue imn,edi-
ately oil the PRONUNCIATION fthe threat
made in the United States Selie III Iela-
ton to the Oregon question:
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A SINGULARClRCULAR.

The N. Y. Herald has the following
paragraph:
awe have in our ind circular Of the
English governmen,signed by Lord Alb
erdeen, and addresid to all its CONNER
cal and other agea in This country, re-
curing the most hinute information in
relation to slaves I'D slavery in all It's de-
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From lie baltimore american.
Mr.. JEFFERSON AND THE AMERI.
CAN SYSTEM.

In Niles Register for 1880 the sub
joined letter from Mr.. JEFFERSON is pub
lisled. 1t was copied from the Rhode Is
land Literary Subaltern,which STATE that it
was address ed to distinguished manu-
facturer and capitalist of Massachusetts,
The sentiments expressed in the letter
relative TO the protective policy a. in
accordance with the views maintained
by Mr.. JEFFERSON in his earlier. life. #
appears indeed from letter of his written
in 1917, and referred to by the Register,
that he was the author of the term
'.American System," as applied to the
policy Of sustaining domestic industry.
The annexed letter is from the Register
of July Sd, 1880:
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1 Lock OF Hair.

Few lings in this weary world are so
delight as keepsakes. Nor do they
ever, l0y heart at least, nor to my eyes,
lose lr tender, their powerful charms.
How light, how small, how tiny a men,
orial, Ives beloved one from oblivion
-wo on the finger, or close to the
heart especially if they be dead. No
thou,t is so insupportablc as that of en-
tire, tai, blank lorgelfulness-whsn the
creare tina. once laughed, and sung, and
wer to us close by our side, or in our
| arm is as if her smiles, her voice, her
tea, her kisses, has never been. She
an, them all swallowed up in the dark
ncingness of the dust.
IF all keepsakes, memorials. relics
nst dearly. most devotcdly do love a
Ne lock of hair; and OH when the head
beautiied is long mouldered in the dust,
|ow spiritual seems the undying gloss
less ofsthe sole remaining ringleI All else
rome to nothing, save and except that soft,
FURNISHED and glorious fragment
If the apparrelling that once hung in
clouds and sunshine over an angels
BROW.
Aye, lock of hair is far better than
my picture-it is part of The beloved OBJ
ect herself it belongs to the tresses that
,ften, long ago, may have been dishevel-
ed, like shower of sunbeams, over your
,eating breast! But now solemn thoughts
,adden the beauty once so bright-so re-
'ulgenl; the longer you gaze on it the
more and more it seems to say unbraid-
ngly, "Weep'st thou no more for me?'
md indeed, tear true to the impeIishable
affections in which all nature seems to re-
dice, bears witness, that the object to
which it yearned is no more forgotten,
low that she has been dead for many,
many long weary days, months, years;
han she was forgotten during one hour
IF absence that came like passing sound
between us and the sunshine of her liv-
ng-hsr loving smiles.
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"Monticc7zo, May 25, 1928.

Dear Sir have received your letter
of the 10Th of this month; and at the same
time was delivered me by Captain Barlow
niece of domestic fabric called negro
cloth containing twenty six yards for
acceptance and Inspection. | thank you
for the kind and very hattering expressions
contained in your letter; and for the
handsome present of the cloth, should
be happy to return you something more
solid than empty thanks.
have examined the cloth, and although
am of opinion that is well calculated
for the dress of negro slaves, who reside
in South Carolina and the more genial
climates Of the South, Lam fearful that ii
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AGENTS FOR 'i4lE InCiL WIG

JoHN D. YARNALL, Port Deposit.
~ w ABRAHAMs, p. NJ.
Edwin HAISEs, Pm. Rising Sun.
JONAS Preston, Jr. P. NJ Conowingo.
JoNN S. EVEREST, Rowlandsville.
Col. II. s. Sites, P. NJ. PRlNcIPIo.
JOSEPH HAlNEs, Brick Meeting House.
THOMAS BURNSIDE s. Co., CharIestowa.
JoHNMcCRAcKEN, P. NJ, North East,
NATHAN WILKINSON. Elk Iron Works.
WILLIAM II. PIERCE, P. Nj. Cecilton.
JOHN 3. MORTON, P. Nj. Warwick.
Ohm MEARs, r. M. st. Augistine.
Ohm 1, CLAYTON; P. M. Chesapeake City
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"One extreme always follows another, as
the little dog said, YEA he few srouni after iis
own tail.
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EXTRAORDINARY ANIMAL.

In letter from Audubon. dated June
Goth 1913, lat. 40, 10 N. 100 miles above
Fort Union, he gives the following dos
cription of an animal which was shot by
one OF his party. During heavy rain
his companions took shelter under large
tree, whilst he proceeded in search OF
birds, SC. 81 had proceeded" says he,
"about 400 PAGES, when to my horror,
heard not far from me, very singular
cry, in some measure resembling that OF
a human being in distress, but much lou
der. For moment did not know what
to do, having nothing with me but small
shot; however, was determined TO pro-
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POETRY.
FLOWERS.

Each leahet is tiny scroll :.
Inscribed with holy truth,
A lesson chat around the heart
Should keep the dew OF youth;
Bright missals from angelic thronss
In erery by-,cay iett,
How were the earth of glory sl4orn
Where it of flowers beren.
They tremble on the Al pinc heights,
The fssured rock they press,
The desert wild, with heat and sand,
Shares too their blesscdness;
And wheresoe'er the weary heart
Turns in its dim despair,
The meek-eycd blossom upward looks,
Inviting tito prayer,
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We find the following going the rounds
OF the papers. 1t will be interesting to
lovers of natural history, but we think ii
NAV possibly be hoax.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
NEW YORK PASSAGE ASSOCIATION EOR
The PROTECTION OF EMIGRANTS.

NEW YORK PASSAGE ASSOCIATION EOR
The PROTECTION OF EMlGRANTS.
(torr w RECEIPTS GIVEN THE EMi0RANT'-
" New York Passage Association,
Al, Established for the protection Of !xan,sans.
AZ Eng sgements OF this Association, & issengst) are
Fnarsntssd by bonds IN heavy penalty held by his
Honor, the Mayor of the city ofNew York.
No. N,w YoRx 1874
Received of Mr., ,hc sue, of dollar,
c, Cehts, Ior passage OF persons, equal To
iuii passengers from New York. To one hundred
ponnds oi luggage the River anu fifty the Canal aud
rne hundred pounds
Tins Receipt entitle. the bes-crto Boat passage
onthe River, anda Passage on IN. Canal.
1890
To Albany or Trov AGENT
The following compose the above Association aud
nave made arrangements with the Of the Health
al the Qoantne to have Agent attendance To
carry ntennons backed BY Of the most worthy
anu DenevneIt citizens and merchants of this city.
T. PUTNAM, for Troy and Erie Line.
GEORuk w ANDERSON, Troy aud Buffalo Line.
JAMES = WYCROFF. Troy ana Oswego Line.
IL sTORk, Reliance Line.
j. MCDONALD, Leecb Co Line
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED "

STATES.
rmuaDss law John Tyle, President IF the United
uois sale, will Be held AZ the ands land Office. in
A. hs iasa office at Mner Point commencing Nc ndsy
,use lands within the Underwent ,ned own,hps and fras
North fhe base line and Wesf ofie fourth principal mert-
Township eight, of range 6.e
dian, and North ofihe WISCONSIN rfrer
nal including "" Ss 1sI s and in
ona eleven twelve thrice nand fourteen and township nine.
Fractional township tight including of Island.
ETsc,oDs township ssS, of range four
r'ne, and township Line, of raure five;
fractional townships nine aud ten, of range SIX
on Swn ns .s range
AT the Iand Office at iGresn Bay commencing Monday
lands within the under%s n;ousd ownIps, to wi,:@ '"'
North 0fthe base line and Eea % fourth principal me'i-
FIacora a. township the island the north
Sa ys ' si .sse nn
,h s ss thirty
and Fox 9yer iniown.&ip twenty. range seventeen
the M U o &c % on
lie lands her. naier de.igaated,
Norm % The base line, and cast ofhe fourth principal
meridian
The half of the southwest quarter section three in
TIL. east hall of twenty ak township ten range
The number five of the southwest frac iopaI quarter
section nine, township three, of range twenty three.
The fractional section nineteen and the
lots enc and two, fractional quarter of section
thirty in township twO Of range tive utylhree
Landi appropriated by law fo the OF schools military
or o hes purposes, will be excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept for (unles
lands disposed Off and opger aud private
tr es of land in the townships offered will be admitted
after the )iTation OF the weeks.
Given under hand, at the City of Wrshington i,
day Of June, Ammo Domim 1913
JOHN TYLER.
| By the PTesidcnt
THQS. II. BLAKE,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PREEMPTiON CLAIM ANTS.
Every entitled the right Inption any ,nd
within the limits of the townships above is re
CURED to establish the satisfaction OF the
aud Receiver of the proper Land Office and make
efo cicable az xeeipg this notice ard BE-
fore the day appointed for the of the ubt
ale # the township eWbrl the claimed above
| nated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THOS. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
| Ina qlctr -
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IMroRrANT TO TRAVELLERS AND HOUSE

IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND HOUSE
l KEEPENS-Liie and Properly Prescrves-ratent Self
Cooking Revolving fistos witch be discharged
seconds, merely by pulling the trigger The cham
Der aud barrel and therefore be blown
apart like some repeating pistols The construction very
kimpichey The pocket and used ,h onr
hand, without the loss of a moment
For Travellers house and keepers, captains
public officers, and Others they article az
they rote their lives and property attacked by mauy
pc
If tantr would arm Themselves with this weapon they
would the OF slaves
The public invited examine the simpli
city, warranted their
safety will certainly recommend them all Others, Whole
tale and retail.
J. u. BOLEN, 100 Broadway,
ME I'm col iseec between Wall aud Pine SIS.
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Passengers Arrived.

LONDON - Ship Hendrick Hudson-J L Marshall J r Fer
Charles Hamilton New york; Henry Burcombe, r
Ialawsy Engisnd Rev Peter Jacobs Hudson Bay; Alfred
Reber, Germspy Charlotte Brotherhood w m Brotherh
H,nie Boths,hopd Thomas BOihsrhood Jane BrGheh,od
Powsl England Charles Baxter, Harriet Baxter Hudson;
McGavin, Book'yn; Susan Rhodes, WIN Rhodes, Annie
hbo es Charlotte Rhodes Ez abeth Rhodes Bessy u
genvac, England; Miehaal Mean Charles Edwsrds-and
SO in the steerage
LONpoN-Br bsrque Sover.gn-Mr Pearson and lady, Mr.
stcerage. - " = - "
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On Saturday morning the oath June, MARTHA KNOX.
widow OF James Knox, oged Is years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from her late
residence No. - Fulton street, without further invita-
ton.
IN this city on Friday morning 23d June, F. PARK, in
the 3oh year Of his age. Mr.. r. from Alexandria,
to his family residence in Addison Steuben county
NY His remains were deposited in the family vault OF
terry.
Binghampton, N. Y. papers please copy.
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Rus ias Simpson. New York for Cadu June Is lat 40 g.
Ro.abela Bailey. Boston Ayes June 49, LAT So
10, on CO.
Foreign Ports.
sd:%. for d.Y.
cSlis.. Waiisfs and Wiiiias. tlossl: u''' D''"'A
pbia.
cheer Ma,sDaa load EaSopr 'O0 ''' "u''s'' Ian
t,y T: %%s Mn JORDAN s. ss dT y @ five
Boston day; Pni Chan bIin K,nsston, ia
G hp%ssss m ;e or ~ dys Cantor bdos for NY
for Boston M X. day
gssj DSSs.f S@ssssos Mds&. Nor
Nt Bss Ds so" Cd ;%f s Alssa9 aSss;
pss a a%'sMH DsrsG i Es. g''T Mr
Black Rock.
Bath BATH June 10 is-A \, Is%syn CARD, NYorl:
bot: NYs1s Es, Ellen BsciHs% Resson sp' n''"' ~
% is 1STs als1 f NYsl Walton Porto Rico
June 2i-AT Undue Ca,hman tharlcs.en; Palm
.3ni ca iS% s%y
Ga Creole wy So
Hr NM" juno 21-Ar Mary Stanton Bearse, Boston for
FALMOUTH, June 2l-An southeuer Boston for Phadel-
PRov.DENcE June 23-Ar G,lena Leeds. Philadelphia;
Copy Davis doom Tp,sdsy evening off Montuk three
Increase FrrcEsou Philadelphia Anu III z,belh smith do
Bella Del Mar Bven; Tecumseh Child, aud Aurora, starde
NV HAVEN June 22-Sld Moelle, stannard, and saml
s Smh PAL Ahsuy Minerva EsPss smith and
Fenwiek, Ward, NYork 2sd-A1r Brick Reese PniIad
Sid ri zabeth, Albany. am
VIII Sru Ssy A Ans Ense ANn
ton; N,aSa5s Lowell do; Avon, CLARK, Providence Rcape
G W.: rPs h%.: sn
eS soson P:mo: ' RSs isT %sS
Bs saeR o O
towp, ca Moptor, Bssse Nan'ucLet Heesoont, Woodbu
a.sns aes'i Mass s w kar
sss 5sss An; Dns, MYH
csasS E..ss SIesseP; nv 81
SAVANNAH June 2o--Arr, Augusta Sherwood New York;
io BALDWIN IhomPsGn 40; Leader sSmsr,, Phladsphs;
York ''' '''Ds ''''' 0o''o" '''' SUI Du'A''' ~
MopLE June III, Ayrshire. tB) Barker, Liverpool;
COWS Alabama Wood Live pool Hermitage Badger. Nanz;
Bowd,en. C,SwslI Trieste; Howell Bailey, fteyht A.
NchSl., NYc,k; Denmark Frost dO NOrmandie soadinr'
;speo aB5 Marion ds Salem .0 Hei1n a' ssht;
s% h, Ei N1aq Crosby ssn
fey % S A 1s wss b NYor S
Vsns,dsr Fhisd: i1hia 'A'' name MO n f'e''
A'i SsT s aaSss Wa%
p9a-Ar Ra,ya, {5iat. Liverpool; Charles, Henderson
Saa As.s1s ddss and Gosm
bus Coffin, LveIpooI; Memphis, AIep New York; Fan
G
Francona Jones, from Liverpool, April 2st; Creole.
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Passengers to Arrive.

NEw New yoIk-Mrs Wheeler and
TWO children Mrs and child Mrs Bennett MIS- hose
and child Mr., Stimpo and Mrs Trash aSd sevt
Mr. Nnyes, lady. daughter aud two chldIen MISS Ath, s.
Tucker DAVIS, Hman Garrison Epsers I Fs Ma:
pairo Darlington Redfeld Labell, Pumb'es DIXON Brier
Garnls, Castle, Barnes: Ferguson Thomson, Nelson,
Kelly Phillips TAYLOR. Free mont Bennet, Huk, Bigeow,
Brown, Mott McCarnc, Barnts, Gsnce Lacvcs job son,
LYONS and 20 ma deck
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Foreign Markets.

MArANzAs, June lathe prices for American produce
have undergone much change. Rice, lers; Goldfish
s.; Ale, SAL Onions, sis Ia Soap sl2 Lard, SIS
IL: Butter, $I4 10 Potatoes 81 IL Bunch Rasins
IL lars; Porter $751; 4; Candles SIS 10. (taowD VII
negar, 50 q 81.
Exchange-On London, 81 9 per ct prem do on Pa.
rs, per cent prem do on New York 81 per PM
do on Boston, p per cent prem.
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Foreign Importattons.

LoSpoN-Ship Hendriek Hudson-9 rkgs Wilson * Broom
DO Meyer < Son-1i0 w Harriman-l5 7 Farsh-1 Vim
yyss a QpreIheim COLI HoIsey-6 60 lark Nc
Souult!-l II Sanders0n-7 G King cc-3 Il Richaro-
son--5 DeulihI Courseney-5 TayIor-2 Sill IhomI
,on- 10 sifen iIonsde-3 Mart p& Cos Geo mi-2
> Morton cog Baldwin, Wiley Putnam-6 Joseph
Evaps-s YouSa, South coz Goodhue & co-3J II Her
H;hm .!eoS BaIstow 4 col d Phillips eel BaIcla'
n Hart-l Kng-l = isaaca-l X Sortngtcn--l Dodd-
IA to order,
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ITO HOTEL KEEPERS, STEAMBOAT sPROPRIE.
4 TORS and Places OF Public Amusement &c.-JAMEs
q. MOFFET, l2 Prince street, New York, features a.
superior article Sheet Brass suitable for lining stairs which
he Offers for se cheap. lie also finishes and puts on IN
sup,or style, the shortest notice, and the
sonable terms. MAJ lmsr
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M A r TIM E H Id
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem il favor. if Captains Of Vessels will give
20 Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, OF our News Fleet, Re
p3r OF the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed The
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
,nv Foreign Newspapers News they may have he will
board em Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence thsy can
OBTAIN. Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.