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REMOVAL.
ELIAS LYMAN

HAVING rereiveda very extensive assortment of
Il DRY GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men of Burlington and vicinity 10 call and examine
Them. Among which will lie found Bazornes,
Lawn, Satin Striped Musin Striped Muslin Cling
hams, NJ. u. Lame, &c. &c.
A very extensive as ortmeni Of Black and Rh,c
Black Alepne> of superior quality and finish very
low Prints very rcat variety of beautiful finish,
light grounds, and superior quality, the elegant
styles in market. These G dds were bought in Bos.
ton and are recommended for durah v and fast 1lors
Furniture Print, White Furniture Dmiiv, Coin-
terpane> TO- II aud II quarters, and Curtain Frnaes.
Black and Blue Black, German, English and Ameri-
can Broad Cloh>.
Ca>slnercs and Ve>tinrs, an extensive assortment,
Sanenr>, TweeI>, Ermncre, CambIceen, Doe
SKIN. Cashmere, Figured and Plain Lasting, Valve
tine Mole Skin, and Other rich Summer >iu'S.
Ladies super Black KID Gloves, Light CoIored do
Tor summer, Whre do, Half Long do. Also, Silk,
Isle Thread. Cotton, dc.
LADIES' India Rail- er Mt's. few pair Rich Cuffs
Genemen'> KID Gloves, Black Wh'e and Colored
Ii.le Thread, Linen and Cotton do, White Kid an
Silk do.
Superior spnafcld Hdkf>., Pcngee, Choppas and
Banda.
Fancy and Black Satin do. Stocks and Collar.
French Dimltv Caml nc Inserting and Edring,
Fringes, Gnp>, Purses, b rs, Hooks and Eyes
Cards and IN Boxes, Jet buttons.
An eX ensive assert nent of Zephyr Worsteds Pearl
Buttons, with and without >hanks. Fine Combs
Dressing do Scissors Pins, Needles, &c.
COttOns.
Stark Mills, Farmers Mddesex, Merrmac, Dover
and other Shee'ings. Superior n!leach'd Family
Shlr,ing and Drilling. Bleach'd Sheeng and Shirt
ing, Ticking, Mexican Mixtures, Fancy Stripe
Checks, &c. IIaml on Strp'd Jeaa'. Wicking,
Waddng. Batting, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn,
Carpet Warp e.. a, oil prices.
Irish Linen, nonle Dama>k /, Brow Linen, Jacket
DO, Superior White Linen DrillIrg, Duck, Crash
Russia Dnl err Birds Eye Linen Table Cloths, Spreads
and Doiaies.
Plain NJ. u. Lame Hdkfs. and Shawls Bonnet,
Cap and Neck Ribbons. Mar>hall's Linen Thread.
do. White superne No. from so TO 100 for knitting
Lace, &c.
Tailor's Trimmings.
Silk, Twist, Imperial Canvass, Padding, Brown
Linen, Se!ecia, Buttons, Coat Cord and Brad, Wig
anS, dc. dc. TayIor's Spool Thread, Clark's and
other kinds.
Burlington, % MAY, 1914. 81
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NEAR WILLIAM STRETT.
7 IF h BREWSTER give notice to the Dealers
II in Drv Goods, that they have removed their
Warehouse for Printed Cacoes, Exclusively, from
Pearl, TO II Cedar street. BY confning their al
tenon to Prints only l.. x B. are ena led to exhibit
an assortment far surprising any ever before offered
in America--and to sell at prices low and General
ly Lower than houses who,e attention is divided
among a large variety of articles.
The Stock consists ofsEvERAL THOUSANDS PAT
TERMS AND CoLoRiNGs. embracing every variety Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In market-many styles of which are got up exclu
svely 'Or their own sales, and cannot be had else
where, except IN second hands
Dealers in Prints will find it for their Interest to en-
anime this Stock before making Their purrhases-ihev
will have the advantage OF learning the lowest mar
ke prices-and comparing all the desirable styles in
market side by 81 he.
Catalogue of Prices, corrected with every variation
of the Market, are placed in the hands of buyers.
April 9, ~. 49if
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WRIGUr'S
INDIAN vEGETA PILLS; OR
INDIAN pURGATIVE.

IND IAN VEGETABLE PILLS; OR
INDIAN PURGATIVE.
THOUGH MANY medicines have leen before the
L public for much longer period than WRleHT'>
INDIAN VEGETABLE Pulls, yet none stands now in
HIGHER REPUTE, or has more rapidly attained firm
hold upon popular estimation. The THou>ANps tina,
nave used Them throughout the length and breadth Of
the Republic all lear cheerful testimony to their
thorough efficacy and mild operation when employed
in he most distressing disorders which e>h is heir
to-"
The theory Of disease on which WRiGHT'> lSplAN
VrcETABIE Pills are founded, is this, VIZ: that there
isonIy one primary cause Of all The dtsorders that
dWicthe human family, and that l. corrupt humors
or, IN other word ImpuriYQf Bl0Od. Thl, prncl
pie j. generally admitted, that it may in fact
lie ,ad to lie sustained ly an universally Of opinion,
the few dls>enIcrs constituting hut very feel lie mi
norty. Ii i useless therefore to discuss the ,ound-
ness OF this Theory in this place and connexlon.
THE ONE DISEASE PRINCIPLE Icing admitted, the
mode OF attack proes ly all practitioners ecumes
the ,ame-namely, purgdtion. But many Of the so
called specifies now leture the public, produce only
one form of Purea'on; they are either Sulorifc
Cahartic, Drretic or EXpcctorant. UrighPs Indian
Tegctabie I'iHs om me all these properties, aud ae
therefore cacuatedto attack the elements Of disease
nj all points, and by a harmonious and combined rpc-
ration 10 expel it radically from the system. Their
ect i almost mag real, and is noles> astonishing for
is mIldne~> than Ms efficacy Both Seres, and all
ares may employ them, according to the direction,
without lear for while they are certain 10 cure all dis
eases that remedial, they nerer inhirl an injury
upon the system.
The perfect sa"cty Of the medicine IS another all
imporfinf g,aIfiy and enc which has contributed
mnr. tha any tGlnr else 10 il, erfensiou and poDu-
iarity.
In a ,rord his mediciae commends ITSELF stron gig
10 he pafronage Of The pnbiic and lis use Lid flir
TO become before ioag, almost unirersai.
CAUTION.
The citizens of New England are reSpectfIllv in
formed hat in n,eonence Of ,he rreat non,arty
which wright, Indian vegetable Pll, have carmel hy
their astonishing goodness. a Gang OF Conncreirer,
are now ndi>trio,ly engaged in pa ming on the mn
suSpecting raitcIess and perhaps ngerous ucdi-
cine, under the name Of Indian Vegetable Pills.
This is TO inform the public, thai the genuine medi
cine ha> ON the boxes
"Wright's Indian Vegetable pills,
QNllAN PlRGAriNE)
OF THE Noirn AMER.GAN G4lf'E or ,1,,n
anu ATOM" tue VI INC ''''' III ''''''
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE ,uhsrril err has for sale
GIG AZ RES OF LAND.
lying IN he South part Of Wi>ton and ST. George,
half n'l'e from The road running from Wision TO
Iiine'lnreh well watercl, and portion Of fine
Meadow Land, adapted TO the keeping of Cows and
Sheep, aud well fenced. The Farm has on it
TWO DWELLING HOUSES,
Barns, AMI first rate YOUNG ORCHARD
Also,
FOR sale Ninety Acres Of Ldnd lying half a mile
,ouh # WIlli>tun, with Dwelling House. Barn and
Orchard un it
The undersigned has for sale l67 Acres of Land in
jericho, lying one mile Fast of the Jericho Genre
meeting hone, well wa'ered, with Dwelling House.
Barn and 2 Orchards.
Also. 7fO SHEEP for ale.
The sub>cr er is ahou, TO change his residence
and will sell the above property at a low r,ice and
ON ACKNOWLEDGMENT olime.
,,,.,. ELI CHI r7ENDEN.
Willi>ton, Jnly 26, 1874 swS
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HOUSE TO LET.
THE subscriber will let his large and commodou,
l. BRICK HOUSE, situated opposite the Bank Of
Burlington, and on the corner of Church and Ban,
Streets, for one or longer term Of years. The
house has leen occupied for numl er of years pas
as boarding house, and is well calculated to accom-
MEDIATE from twenty to thirty boariers. Terms made
known by application TO the subscriber, and posses
sion given on the first day of May next.
WIN. A. GRISWOT.D.
Burlington, April 4, 1914. "A
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

CONCENTRATED
lLf'' They are Ge unriraHed and ebfcacious COM
pound ofa regular Physician and graduate of The
Ner Hampshire Nedirui College, rho has made The
study Of medicine his profession, and hey hiphiy
clans in Mc country as decidedly The
Best Medicine ever offered TO the Public,
For Dyspepsia, Jdundice, Lirer Complaints, HUI
morS, dc, and derdn gements ofMe
stomach and bo,ceis.
For sne, Wholesale and Retail at the Doctors Office,
Is HANOVER STREET, BOSTON Is
For sale in Burlington by PECK g. SPEAR,
Apothecaries and Druggists, and HAGAR e. AR
THUR, and by all Agents throughout the State.
1lm2.$
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SPERM OIL.
10O0 Gs pure sperm winter and spring sperm
AOOO Oil, 500 solar do. STRONGS d. Co
June IA, IA
SPRING GOODS.
A Large and Choice Assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
Just received from New York ly
BOYNTON e. BURR[TT.
CATIN and Embroidered ShawS, PLAN De Lane
y do, Muslin de Lanes Firing, Gimp, Camrc> and
Muslns, Prinic,. Lawns and Muslin, Alpine Bomba.
zines, Hosiery, Gloves, &c.
200 PIECES PRINTS,
Choice Patterns Very Lo,c.
Bleeched and Striped Shrllngs, Ticking, Salisbury
Flannes, PIaids, Ginghams, Irish Linen, Brown
Holland, a large assortment of Summer Cloth, and
Gambroons and various fancy articles not mentlored
very choice selection Of BRoAD CLOTHS and
VEsrrNes. Groceries.
Molasses, Brown Sugar, Loafdo., Young Hyson
Hyson, Hyson Skin, and Imperial Teas, Coffee, Gin
ger Rice, Rasins, and Spices OF all kinds.
Crockery and Glass Ware Nails, Salts, Flour and
Fish. Also
Will keep on hand good assortment of BOOTS
and SHOES of all kinds and work made TO measure
by workman that needs no recommendations.
Hineslurgh, May 4th, 1914. 81 Gm
NB.-1O,OOO lbs BUTTER and so NJ SHIN
Giles wanted in exchange for Goods, at the highes
market price. Also, cash paid for Cheese.
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BO1RDING HOUSE.

- II Y 'T'f|T " " II y y =" ,
TIME subscriber would respectfully INFORM the putN
L lie that he still continues to keep Bodrdfng
House, on Nam Street, few rod, ir, the Court
House Square and Post Office, IN the house formerly
occupied by Geo b. Shaw, Esq, and that he eau ac
commo ate few more hoarder> on as reasonal lie
' - WARREN sIBLY,
Burlington VI, Aug. 7, leii. IOif
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MANILA MATHS.

VI TIIII VI Il 4 -.
4 GOOD assortment hv
~ June 20, Al 3 STRONGS & Co
X CASES Of New York Hats, from 50 100 10 $500
- each, also, few cases of heavy Boots and Shoes
80 barrels lest urerine Flour, Jack on Mills
Mudbey'> Brand, and 90 lacks of Salt, for ,ale at
II COLE & ROBlNSON'S.
THAR, 10 Bbls. North Carolina, Nv
l. May Is. 50 STRONGS & Co.
LEAD PIPE, dc.
, TONS Lead Pipe ! 10 II in bore rolls Sheet
= Leads IL cwt, sheet Zlnc 80 Rags Shot assort-
ed Nos, by STRONGS d. Co.
June II, "A,
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Wright's Indian Vegetable pills,
lNIIAN PIiREAIlNEl

OF THE NORM AMERlCAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH"
Anda> around the border Of the label will lie found
IN small type,
entered according to the Act Of Congress- in the
year lSiO ~ William Wright, in the Clerks Office OF
The District Court OF the Eastern District olPennsyl
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The citizens Of New ENGLAND are respectfully in
formed that in cone quence IT the great popularity
which Wrght's Indian Vegca lie Pills nave carmel Nv
their aston shing goodness, Gang OF Cuuntcrteer>
now indu>tron>y engaged in pa ming the M
suSpectng, rdiucieSS and perhaps dan ger0Us mcd-
cine under the name Of Indian Vegetable Pills
This is to inform the public, thai the genuine medi
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NOI'ICIt.

A LARGE assortment of Teas tobacco Sugar
n Mola,se>, Specs, &c. &c. for ,alc at
COLE g. ROBlNSON'S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Frost. Crops, &c. in Illinois.
NV'''HiT'TI"VI''C VI 1T TtWHVt,
LlTrLK knCK. kenlnli Cn. M. VI

LITTLE ROCK, Kendall Co. III. Mny ls.
We had hard Frost last night and night be.
before, which has killed com down to the
ground, and every thing else tha, Fros, can kill.
Corn will como again.
Wheat, the folks s., was never so heavy; but
the Hcssan Fly is at work upon it in some
places.
Extract Of Letter dated "CARpESAs. May n
The severe drouth st.ll continues, ,and the stock
Of molasses remaining on hand is heing fed out
to the cattle
The WHEA. CRor.-1'he papers from the III
terror ali speak OF the forward and promising az
pearancc of the forthcoming crops. A few cx-
tracts are appended. The Indiana Rising Sun
Blade of the 18th says
The prospect in this portion of the country for
abundant crops is favorable. The wheat is unu-
suay forward, and arc informed by farmers
that from present indications it will be ready to
harvest by the middle OF Junc-somc two or
three W eks earlier than usual!
The Norwalk co. Reflector says that tic
fields of wheat IN that vtcinitv have been mate.
rally injured by the fig, amounting in some in
stances 10 Il total loss The following from the
Springfield CLARK county, o. Republic Of the
l1lh inst. is an instance:
Tie WEnAT CRor-W'e regret to learn that
this staple crcp, which during the early part OF
the season promised 50 fairly, is row suffering
considerably from the Iavagcs of the Fly
This is said 70 be tire case in the Buck creek
settlement
NILES. Mich. Mny II.
WHEAT CRor.-Thc Hcssian fly is making
doprcdaions upon the wheat in this vicinity
One farmer informs US that they have destroyed
twenty acres for him, and that the destruction is
general in the vicinity OF Portage Prairie.
Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Public Stock Exchange, May 81.
Co,nmercts. and Money Matters.
n- Fer cynmsrcial qnd .uoHep .aters see Last Page

hs- Fer Commercial and .uoaeV .Naers Last Page
FRIDAY L. NJ.
Stocks to-day had rather downward tendency,
but at the Second Board the feeling rather better.
Exchanges III ialr demand, with moderate
supply. Sterling ga Francs a6'4
The Merchants Bank mas declared a'diydend Of
80 per cent. payable on demand
The Mechanics Bank OF Baltimore has declared
Il dividend OF per cent. for the last SIX mouths.
The estimated expenses OF the State Of Connccti
cr, for the next yea. are s73 100 resources s73G1.
The Connecticut Committee on Banks have re-
ported IN of allowing the Connecticut River Banking
Company to declare u dividend ON stock.
The great abundance OF money is shown by lie
following bids made for the State Loan of SSGO Not long
ago New York Skies down to 50. und Fives are
n lO2:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Passengers Arrived

In tie Packet ship YirSinian. from LirrDOoi-Thomns
4ner-l6I steernge.
n The sap Louisre from Neg. Orieans-Mrs Green.
alren and servant o -Urlenns MIR DAVIS of do, Mr.
bbert do, Mr. Kingsbury OF NYok, Messrs Ponce and
Ihs;-and 1t IN the Sieefage
The shtp C0h0ta from LtcerDo0-James Pringc. Cana
b; II Hastings, Esq. NYork; Lonier and II Obear.
Macon. Ga.
h he brig Jadson from Demarara-Dr + II Stewart Mr.
DCnig. Mrs DubrIdge.
J, ne snip. 81. George from L'rcrgcol-FIanc Fecn.
iehsrd and Edags Keen. Mary kuTy VIM. Bultod. ESQ.
a Cariee and Lady Miss Mary Cnltee all Of England, S5l
ilA Sieeiage
h Hhaie Skip Gliicm and Elt;a Of .Nc,c Bedtord-
aas Cummings Thomas blossom and son, l.. H. Anthony.
sd lin the stecrngc.
hSip Tallahassee from Liccrpooi-195 steerase Pasen
grx
h&ip .lonte:ama from LigeYooi-N!r. Francis and ID
srd lharenOnt, L. W. D. &. Conner. j. w. Mayer " IN.
CiHs Nm. Clurk Mis-, Elizabeth Mayer. Mr.. Aison Good
Sk Margaret X rhomas Goodwllc, Mis- Margaret Pollock
iss Wm Henry HumerSley. Louisa T.. q Fanny Kelly,
" John Cameron, Edmund Huge. Biakney Cnson x VIM.
4 \ RlaknaV
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
DIED,

Al Bergen Newleey the 9th the residence of her
s, Benjamin F. Welsh. Mrs. HANNAH Van CLlEF. in the
10 year oi her
On Friday, MAY 3Iu Of Consumption the 3d year Of her
be CLARA FrwLgH wife oi George p. Fitch and daughter
L Dea Henry Fowler OF Ne,tield Mass to which place her
nlaai will be taken for Intorrcit
Yeeriay morning. May 3ls,. ELiZADEIH, daughter of
William and Elizabeth E,ert. aged years aud months
The friends the family respectfully invited 10 attend
.uneGl this afternoon at O'Clock from No 2S BIoomc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

!, prcydence Ind helped hun OH, of them ALL and hecfoe
would not now dcseau lie; u, take time TO consider ihe ~,
10, ton and then shoulder the responsibility md vote lie
ssed more comitiecS to tanfc I,d yeS The
was n iav2' ol - So9ni'eeo ~ o, INC Mhne' cor tho
...oa he lt no. lnow ,shy brethren should he much
, snI rom ne en- f"e Gna n 'ag sn c them
,ose two hour, upon the question bu, he fresh
i a" arj Lc honad re,, ,,sne woud not 20 made
II v S,, Enclaud should bc heard Like h,s trend Cart
srsh, he was IN favor OF Committee OF The " hole.
\ Mr.. Dow was ho' "iiins !" cha'Se thc slo"'i. ..
as up proposition Of the Rishoss i this were done.
80 who had a'csdy ,pokon Mt length might occupy the time
- exclusion those who had nn: been heard nj ALL lie
- sea nuxou 20 ca on the SUBJECT but had not succeed
Sss IT! + dai ao & anc SW 'S ata were taken up ne
II fhs re esa",aaie@.oa q The Bishops was 'hen
@ Rds "6yed dSaf ,s 9ae up the resolution to
9 21s have an opportunity ci expressing Their views hu,
seaS p.pgrp a. TS' of moved ,n r,.sore the ,ulc
H Nh G' .t W ~, ''''
an to fifteen minute; y, WGg R had ben SUSPEND
co3nec"n w''' 1,e o, nIop Apem g,s
ho had gwen Their views nj great length now to restore
H. nIe The southern and Middle Conferences had been
sSe Se SS say a%t %sSS!SSs M
S d ' %a s Ng9d not y ssee s .es% @e @ 70 ia aag
,s Faf e E 5nd sS o Scw GT Middle S o
x ~. @ ,yon Ike to Il. rented Ifb,hTen
S.Ei !, i 1" adsp, the proposition OF the bishops they
ba ou nave 10 ;Ssi four to see them deyeispsd
X Air EARLY honed IhGt no Southern member
II .iI. bNN|i "vt'- :,
seuH vote against allowing New England 'ui! opportunity
N Dr. DURBiS ihcn Withdrew his motion.
On motion of Mr. RvrFR the Conference took I'D
p f tLc Comm too on the Book Concern and while
II W y, ~ @ ns.,f 5on the I'onisencc aJ1urned
II = ''''i'' "'' ,trrpycnx srSstoy
,... 49, AfiihHHoI ,te 90 5hS.ioH ,r oss;o, ,,a.
.ay occupied IN discussing after connected with the Book
rcrn h, without taxing final action We shall give par.
ESsjsr. when the subject is disposed OF
NJ: M.RTNpALE announced the following preaching mp
on,Isenis for Sunday next:
uopx,>c ,ry,soox y,.x>rxo
-, v,cN NofSiN0. AfEHSooS'p kSESlN"'
r,s,b S.. "a 81 ~ .rrymo, Te,tins
igs}g"N i?}., 49,, C e'i'i"an' u .,, !, V,-,,o
~ a. - ~ :, -, "a " 'e''
u,yn i,i - ! ~ 4 -, % = ~ ~ - ,,,
nscL'o SLI, - W uEH.' nan nlth"Gh. q tp T. eIo'''
:jLen-S'I,E i Ame'i W Smhh, cartwright
,g-st1.' ~ Il 'chefinc' II Suce' l. i, 1Neisoh'
4.s-" " I"EeiS' u S,niui IL VI Lee
~ st-a iIun'cI, ; Moody ; nelly
uS;-S,-N tatten, Drummond
!D2-,t-N NianlE y steele, T. " iiavnHnuch.
bt4tcrd 81 Eium'. i BOZ :. tihey
ucb1ry,si-"t IieIce. J Baushn'ai. j Parker.
german chnITSh-a ~ b,iiinfs.
Htt-f-b l n,ttke. 7 l"nn 'Jenl>"i
SE'!trd" Stni I.f'' T. Ho'.S"'li, {! ri ~ orr'
stStrv .l-n - n i''ahe Il; i; i, iHonp'o".
Y,. - ts. r''i"i' . ~ : - " '' I'm, u coo,
1r ~ Z IL ~ H., ;I. < = H. p,,, ~ - "'e'
yin ~. & = !'i' -; IL ~ q pn,J : 4 r, v, '
yH,'t"V. :, rl . T. -. 80 : "S'''''
i%,Jta,.t iij ~ = " VI. i;f e. III "a = I.
. har,,NI' 80 " h.'.ai. , II f nov -. t
. 1b 1U 81 III ~. ;ii 'u " " ~ ~ !, Rn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Arrived.


,ss, sp s. Geof-e. Ferris from Liverpool Apn 9th wth
T6st Ship V iIam ard Liza. Rogers. of Ne. Bedford.
Ssssot Bone Ia order
Dew 8, Z. >ai!ed from New Bedford October 22l 1S:s
~ laahqs,ce, iiadsey. . days from Liverpool with
.Sie 10 Iuy luf y Meul.
acrNesnn Bfg Ame,ika. Stephenson 81 cayS from Ror
Jsst,wih Brandy ana Wine to John Dnrund * Co.
4she ,ir NHeinan Allen. from Liverpool 9Th Aprll
s s Mana Eizatcth 50 i, I'm Sunderland Tor Quehec IN
, surgeon. seaman having broken his leg II days pre-
s & zen! itsIn el necessary assistance May H. lat Il -.
F.'E...t i. tGsed q number Office beFgs.
sS " mp MonezHma. Lowber fun Liverpool May st
e9noA Hepburn, I'm Liverpool 18th April, to y l. &
g. ttIep,yilie. Hunt ~ is ia Noeans cotton provision
lS S EnGe de Island, Church t. day, I'm Liverpool md,e. to
ot AdsrO laub a stockholm VIA Plymouth, ,rndse ind
E-ss.1lse;s, 10 McCfaeken & Livingston.
q css higl eshlre Mcneil ~ Is I'm Liverpool. sat and
a.rssl selfs.,, 10 John ilufd-,au.
IN 9ik Chafeson Cai,e.ma!e mdse and 20 passcn.
nss.ufs bark S Isaac Newton Welenhol,z a. days from,
Bar, Al Dd< 70 SCHMIDT & Balchen
.sp tinney. Is Is I'm Liverpool nte and passen-
I'd @MTea II bark Atlantic Bearmann u ds from Bremen .nde
sGsayS Ssk Louisa Ianl,eeae AZ ds FIN Antwerp mL>e
tES SSoand Hamilton 50 days from Liverpool md,e to
Fss Is T'on, Dull 81 ds tn Rio de Janeo, coffee. to
so4 a Am Loqr9 Rel co days from Cardiff via Fayal.
AZ
hs'o G leoghi. " - 80 N'O''o VIA i1'pauie" 'o'e'
C.sserrSS a's Inon InonSylses,er-.rsss.t &c to Du;n *
5Io ss Bysou 10 d, I'm pemarara via :, Thoma. 2l,
sA and ~ 20 inas,e SID ~ co bark Resale for Pha-
ssed,tb" h. s seHt q + Franklin. 10, Work.
RSt;5nell < Co - - '' i''o ue 'aneifS' coHee'
Is % sssHnso9 Moore Sc s fm Buenos Ayre, wool and
| Ssb,, Nscsaid saaai,d Lewis
f SA aaA Lpgis Field lrorn Cardiff Wales. VIA FayaI.
Sh, ns'h & BtoOkS. ''
Cam o, ,>1pe' I'm Havana. May I'D ,nolu.ses to ia
Ef0s. '' sips liuuies> Gnihn or II Petersburg:
to f1 %ts iieishl VIM Eng, Cole do bark Amos
Es do nr, oss Sas,lda. t;oodell, Tor Boston, Hylas
sehhgtoo EEneolu, scl ellen, dschs Lisbon More do;
.sn Tor "aisen do Cashier. Pike do schrs Squirrel
Anssy "a Declaration Ogden I'm Bangor Hafri
tf.5d I'm wilmington, NC Cora Reed. fof Sssua La
eatt. y fsnh, 6days from Wilmington. " C. with
ae rsey yiSaia CIo"ell. days from Boston with rnd,e
"' 'afks and bris ansSa"a' si"~'
Aods,e ia, oo.o spoken, &e.
Mas 20 e. 0ns - 90 bark Pilgrim Collins of Somer
'perr "''u'"s voyage. months out. all we!l-2C0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
MARRIED..

Nay the rh by the Rev f. LathIop THEODORE L. STORY
4 Mss NARY GOODMAN all OF ihh city.
Vn "Wednesday evening the 18th lnS by the Rev. Allen
Etee Mir EDWARD J. LOWBER, OF Batavia TO Miss
|4RABkTA ELLSWORTH. OF this cty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
Sales of Real Estnt. II, auction, May 81.
Markets. Carefully reported for The Trtg,ule:

Markets. Carefully reported for me ITl0tme
FRIp.Y. May 81.
ASIES-The market remains Us before. limited. holders
asking 81 81 ana buyers offering only - The alfs are
consequently limited. 10 70 lvJ bb at % vi pears
about loo bbb sold ut - t2ts
COIiO\-rhcre slightly improved feeling IN te mar
kri sales .R he yesterday Hte reported 10 e1
coed sg, U0 bacs aud 10 day the sales are ABOUT ul s
Snippe have taken about iti> o he purchases
FLOUR AND MEAl.-Ihe market Is Sill Mncu'c aiiG
heavy. The arrvu, moderate We quote Dehest- al
IL 62t,. Michigan and OHIO ~ 5G Sales SN nps roy
and Geneses jG \ lot o 100 bbs " Brooklyn as hA
brand brought 3II= the highest iancy iice
here some farther enquiry ie' Eng!and b ae 'u,e ~ & o
nand tp southern Georgetown 81 a. Other descfi
nouinaliy h Cher Rye and S3 W Cos Jer
sey meal 62t Bag meal % lGDc. -
GRAiN.-a parcel o $500 bush Chicago Wheat sold iof
milling 100 Corn Il hIr supply and steady Sa.es
5O bush. Southern Mt 10 10 i6s cts and tUV 40 Nol
Curons y delivered Northern mol plenty ana
dull at IS ~ cts small Rye, 90 bush sold at 70 els
the Oats lower. We quoIe ~ 3- Tor ki'ef dhd
Cunul.
WHlSkEY.-The receipts uie far. but we hear oi no
further sales. The asking pnce 2352 ceats ~
HAI.About 800 bales have been sold Tor Shipping al %
% oents.peT cwt.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
NJ Martin f.. ThoInp.on. Archi'.

Nc Martin f.. ThoInp.on. Architect and Builder.
ice No Wal street Is prepared furnish nns aud super
intend the Ercr,inn OF buildings. Residence No Eleventh
street door east OF Bowey. where he may be seen N t'e
n''!o 'ri'
rJ- Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL. DUCK. LIGHT RAVENS tof BDAr SAILS.
PER FEELINGS - To - iurhc, wide; BAGGlNG. plan
and wied - and II mch Also. Gram ana Meal Bags, "a
nnG bushels For snie by
BRiNCKERHOFF, FOX 4 POLHEMCS.
1rfuis 81 Beaver street