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On Thursday, llth inst ELIZABETH HAYwooD, wife Of
James Haywood.
His friends and the friends of his father Ebenezer
Haywood, and the members Of Manhattan Lodge No. 10,
l. u OF 0 r, and Washington Lodge, No 1, A. y q. d
are respectfully requested to attend her fSneral this a
ternoon at 81 O'clock without further notice. from her
late residence 90 Division street.
On Thursday morning, llth inst MANIA ArToINErrE,
youngest daughter OF Nathan B. Graham.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested to
attend her funeral, this afternoon at o'clock from No
oo Second avenue, without further invitation
on Thursday morning llth inst. after lingering liz
her age. -
Her friends and those Of her sons, Orlando, Alonze
ared ana Peter and her In law Edwa ard Pothier
respscuiiy invited to attend her funeral, from her late
ne conveyed TO Belleville, N j.
Oh ihursday, llth inst. Miss MARTHA w WoopRuTF
only daughter Of the late Josiah woodruff in her als
year. "
The friends Of the family oi her brother, George w.
woodruff and her brother in law, James Briggs ar.
respectfully invited to attend her funeral this ali
At o'clock, from ia Columba street
On Ihursd,y nth INST suddenly, EnsLIrr AuousrA
nonsAs and ~ days.
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AMERICAN MUSEUE1.
ERlaT GARnk

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ERlAL GARDEN.
An ID h kPE I u L FAIL e.,
Corner % Broadway and Ann street.
EVERY DAY AND EVENING TnIs WEEK CON
M-NClNG TUESDAY. JULY O.
Performances quaer-psst O'Clock, and
THE MOST SPLENDID ATTRACTi0Ns.
COLO CHAsFI<!
native OF the old Dominion 10 years old and only n
inches high, engased for days and be through
interesting bel fabe in his
THE INFANT SISTERS.
GTFOUR AND SIX YEARS OLD N
just arrived from Europe and who received such
buns of applause last will again appear their
mirable Songs aud Dances, including the
TRUE POLKA.
As taught by the first Maste and danced by the FIRST Artists
Of Europe.
Also engaged the taepted and accomplished
Mn VIM COLE
Aud his learned DOG BILLY whose grea f.as Of srgAcy
have alwavs been the wonde aud of bhoder
Aiso, GREAT " WESTkRN,
Mrs. WESTERN,
MISS ADAlR. the omplshed Vocalist,
MR.. LYING The popular Ballad Singer
MIR. CuNOVEh, the como M lodist,
And Others
A NEW COMIC MONOLOGuE, YANKEE STORY, SC.
PROFESSOR GUILLANDU, the natural,st, has returned
from Europe, snd prepared who have
PET BIRDS or % her animals q e wish preserved.
Apply at the Once Of the Museum
Admission to the who % Cents-Children under
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ON AT THE MERcHANTs' Ex-
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

July lo- 04s cattle arrived viz: 90s from Ohio lao
from Pennsylvania 327 head driven to New York
market-the balance sold to butchers at "A &c;
extra, 81 to 81 Tor best qualities.
Cows and Calves-3l0 IN market. Sales ut le S22;
extra 2s S33 One very fine sold for S45; sprngers
Sis; dry cows STA; calves 81 rs So as per quail.
ty; 1--we weight on the Delaware, 2f a 23c.
Hogs-5i7 offered. Sales at AZ AZ.
Sheep and Lambs 762 offered Sales at 81 372 81
l23; extra, S325.
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Tstal receipts from January lst

10 July 9th. $235,923 $3O7 TAO
Increase for twenty seven weeks. 80. .$7isO6
The Railroads at the West increasing in productive
quite rapid those of the East The Buffalo and
Attica Road which is 80 miles long and cost about
ooo has improved s receipts wonderfully since last
year The total amount Of receipts is not very great
but the per cent increase is very large.
BUFFALO AND Africa RALRoAp
Receipts from JAN to Julvl s 99e 1855 81 70
No OF do do 17076 90 20 38i 90 IL sos 90
This increase. although large must be improved on as
the resources of the country become more fully de-
veloped The running Of this road only costs about
500 per month"; consequently the surplus receipts over
and above the expenses for the six months Of s44 just
closed could not have varied much from SIS 900 The
receipts given above are only those from passen-
gers The way freight this road is sufficient to yield
very good returns which will doubtless be materially in
creased during the close Of navigation this road forms
link in the great chain connecting Albany with the
Western Lakes
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yELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CURt
forrnss, elect and all mocupurulent discharge
|ho urethra- These pills. prepared by the New York
e. OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for thu
b.sion of quacksry, may be relied on as the mos,
and ehectual remedy for the above complaints
are guaranteed TO cure recent cases in from thres
days, and possess greater power over obstinate
'rges and chronic gleet than any other preparation
g MT known, removing the disease without eonfne
hon business, tainting the breath OF disagIeeinf
the stomach. Price 81 per box.
at the Office Of the College OF Pharmacy and Me
J, % Nassau street
W. s RICHARDSON, M. D. Agent
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STRANGERS BEWARE.

IN this Of Quackery aud Humbug important
choose srpe,nced physciaaDr j. Evans has removed
old 9aieI Head No 28B Pearl
OF Bekmsn street where he continues h,.
Of all delicate diseases matter how complicated lie
s.pses the czsn. and strangers that there DR. In
his old 'nd ard that b. has connection whatever with
Office It's charges unUdersfe-ais
stn,v prvat. B-Cbserve The number-rastakes often
danaprous--288 Peul ste
~ Med cIues and directions any Of the Union
by particularly stating the and enclosing live dollars
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF tho Steam ships.


W. shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
70 GoHmodore RosEhT snvEy OF News Fleet Report
Spoken on their List Of their Cargo and any Fo-
egn Newspapers News thew have He will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents and Corespon eats
nome or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
office all the Marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
Information of any kind will be Thankfully received
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E- hlCOkD's PAtiSlAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
= For the cure Of primary or secondary Syphilis.
The great advantages possessed by this powerful
otve over all other preparations for the cure OF sy
~ is that while curing the disease improves ths
disease than the one Il is administ cred for The
recommendation we can give OF is, that it is
nslvey prescribed by the medical faculty, who for
y considesed mercury the only cure for those com.
nts Sold, in single bottles 81 zach In cases OF hal
,n 49, carefully packed. and sent TO all parts OF ths
on OSice Of the College Of Medicine and Pharms
81 Nassau street.
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IL OH. MY BACK IL can scarcely walk, II puts
n such pain "-Such the expression OF gentle
Via Dr. Sherman's store. day or two since. He had
n severe cold and could not stand erect He pur-
one Of the Doctors celebrated Poor Mans Plssters
ed II 10 the back, and in twenty four hours time
perfectly relieved from his suffering. Those who
hl'cted with pains in the chest, SIDE or back
bih weakness, will find this Plaster a never failing
fdy Be and get the genuine. with the Doctors
imle printed on the back Of the Plaster. DR.. Sher
Is warehonsetis l06 Nassau street. Agents. 227 Hud
treet i6e Bowery II East Broadway s Ledger
|lings, PAiladelphia and State street, Boston.
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CHARLEsTor-Brig Emilylt0 casks rice Thompson 4 Ad
ams-i3 do seymour, Dorr Lsse29O hass Victor
do spraene Robin.on-io do Fanklin
Il box M CoSs,ocL-s eks hs,dwaT, Long. McGow,n
s1+3 bags coffee obl indigo Des Arts-S q Bike
3N kcster-i Stewart COL q Oars-7 empty bb's
Tar l1r-3e bxs FISH shsp's-2 bxs Dbl l. Arnot-l
bale Douglas IS pkgs 4 Nobe- box WarJ.ll-4oo water
met ms Is hbs Capt Sherwood
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lss in the steeraee
EAvAsA-Brig Cashier-Ca Piston. venuncio Burube.
rn lady sad ehildlsa Nj. stern. Arnet lady end
.h,ldrea Hsney lady child and servant Mrs tnir Mn
K,b yi,s Beyd Miss Joseph Miss vossn, Miss Por.
ter, W Porter 0sat, Blossom 8 ID Gamer u, X N
l.erch. II Smith. Wm order Vi B store q w Hod +
Wttpep, Weaver Craig Thns Griffith, Jos jackson
Myers, j w aidweil- IA The ST. ersge
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SEfS PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEhNs-Paeke, Il
HH The 10th July Th splendid fast selling md fsvorte
s1kspactet ship SARATOGA, captain Russell. viii
saIl .Os,tivey az above.
she hes pentd modstons for cabin second snd
'esrse passengers Those wishing berths should
make ga iy application TO
Wal T. TAPsCOTT,
10 sorth street, cor Maiden Lsre
he rscket ship Logsvills. Captain Hunt, will ths
Saratoga, and sail % ths 2ssh instant JI1tisie
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A C r n

TT HAvIN5 BEEN Trpet.dy suggested 70 the proprietor
taste and he places the hshes confidence the
attractions Of that fashionable would
h- begs leave to to his f;nd' and he
the Of the he'd Pro-
.o sttached the Orchestra of he italian Opera They
will dnog evy pleasant evening Saturdays excepted
The gem, sen.h aad Iasn Opera md all the iavori,e
tended perform the which the latest
brty huop and have hitherto found rdy passage the
American
This arrangement will Monday, July the 18th
and be connu long the public approves
AID puhlic opinion sustsins IT, An opportunity will be
aordd fashionable, ned Intellectual portion of
New York Society, enjoy evening various
circles during weather ap beautiful
where grateful and delightful muAc will
the charms OF social intercourse. jl2 1erc
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manufacturers for long time after they actually occur
The class Of merchants selling direct to the
first feel the poverty Of that class from these merchants
to the obbers and lastly the imporers and then
the revolution takes place Those who feel the effects OF
surplus supplies last should feel II first that the remedy
could be at once applied When money worth only our
per cont per annumand OF the Wall street banks
are oaning at that rate government securities and
can be obtained in any quantity that raethere every
danger that branch OF trade will be overdone The
employment Of capital loaned at this reduced rate
be made profitable in almost any business and there
many who feel disposed extend their movements
borrowed capital forgetting the MAXIM that those who
trade borrowed capital ought to break" The leg.
merchants, those who interested in sustain
ing u regular course Of trade those who believe in
demand governing supply, keep themselves entirely
distinct from these speculative movements. Having
capitals sufficiently large to enable them to do safe
and profitable business. independent OF banks bro
kers they do all in their power conHne trade the
proper channels and sustain its government correct
principles Our importatons would not fuctuate
much from season to and year year. not
for these specuating operators who feel the
quences of their headlong movements. There many
foreign commission in this and other cities who
represent their consgnor in Europe large supplies
of their manufactures wanted the markets Of this
country and large quantities Immediately forwarded
The jobbers are induced to purchase largely in anti
cipation of immense trade, and the country mer.
chant has forced upon him, when he to the city,
double the quantity goods he intended purchasing when
he left home In this way the agent Of the European
manufacturer gets rid Of his stocks good prices before
Il known that the markets glutted impossible
to regulate mportutions long this system
lists, and we at present method by which the
system can be changed The local importer is not able
to govern the imporations by the probable demsnd-
The whole movement is at present species Of specula
tions which the manufacturers of Britain are the
principal operators
RECEIPTS WEsrERr RAILROAD COMPANY FOR THE
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY IA.


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4ss :is H;S%ss o. e.
ss~p sss e yhs psss
Win Sas as sys sa ~ AND
s'raus Sssn.r %Ib 10 from Trinidad de Cuba with
. .ia: Ise su:h:.
o TroS iii o9sosrd I:i and 4 was
Brig Susan, Lake from Too.sco June g. with ogwood. TO
Brig cs.hisr Pike from Havana via Key we,t days. with
BE Ealy sherwood 80 hoar. FIN ch.es,On with cotton.
Brig Adams smiih,7 dyI fson Machiu, with lumber. to
schr ReSuus. Hawkn days from Wilmington NC. with
sehr DR. franklin, Smith, New Haven.
Below.
Brig Leopold ODonpell, from Havana.
Bng Harriet Harriet. % dsy, ,;a from tcs West ladies.
sailed.
sSs aSSsS Sssa. ysn A
sr Packet, %
t9n; g B,..h9ie%ew Go t.ebasi Jos Howe tB Kns.sn
,a's Hssis e. % &c
| the Lover Bay
a sS b. the va .y ,. s Ss % %
iowns:-sehr Ia Caobarra Gordon ms.ter Of aod r.
on the Osst Of Afiea A. the port Of Edna
S ii's VIZ s.. ,; %'n.
both Gsrmsas Sd Jsha .Soosand I'd mate, Of Sa
yi ala: Sshsn oiS Daa.
BRio Tv.KAR. Lowell which eleael from Boston on the
" = .Sw q Ihs lab struck
akns assson ana rus stG bank wher, she sa.k to h
be acertaosa but fiom present situation M
% sss aay @
Bsuc T. 's sw.np.., ,ob,oo.0, % ,bo.. ,s,,r,;o, n.
tse The T.. ssst'sf iss, The latter
that ns epo ~ sad he w.n sEe
M..ss ys..Is$s Mary. q Fsss:"d. xss yo,1
h'se e. 3. s%. ao,hnr r.. s,.a heard .
her, Isop AS %. r.
S f ss III es sG p. q FN.s.pe
sn a. 4s.Iao .s% no0t ,pt Of Ss w ~ Pei s,den
Whalemsn.
Ss" % Arnold n. scy s p.e - sgch A
vovss. ~ H. ~. 10 nd ,s,n,nsd - - ~. on
d.p ston of csns;n % sra mars a s; Sc T's ~
:, slens Ma ., ;,h Ioo ~ IT, snn ~ - ~.
A., ,o,ss ss,T Pcc;6c' fr.a. v.,n.sso ~ ~, a.
bs NJ :. ~ ,snc t ~ 81 ~ ~ z, ~, ~ =.
,.2 Lac Ma chs.,s, p .. ~" IA moi'u % IT, 90 -,
:, ,cans Is,anJ N.,,.o,D ~ % ma,, osL 60 ss
a. ,. H., , sn ~ ~ mos Do
w ro,sI M ~ 49, ~ aso M ~ =, ~ ,as
Wst 10 mos. 900 ~. i,b ~ IN" % a. ca ca.
4 n 80 cn. .ts...., r.s.I, ~. ~ :. az ~
M ., ~ ~ ca, T. anu ant mos. zoo sp
hoa, " ~ ca,si ~" s,ot. IL, o. ~ ,s NJ .e
pos p,xe mos ao, h 90 an a, ..., % ~ ri ii n hs;s
~ her ST Joh NB IS mos - 400 b. sid i'm Nooks.
a Jae ~ T. y, ovo wn wv op ~
ve sos .'v WI, chsch a. !, NO.. ana @ IVY r. ia
~ 1osi ,un'.s ,nui."' ~ I ' w. ~ III spoke on
~ csn, NJ mos ~ ~, nhrscus
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OF THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.
krARlILA, GENTlAN AND sARsAFRAs, prepared
the New York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy es
hished for the suppression of quackery. This refined
highly concentrated extract possessing all the pur
ing qualities and curative powers Of the above herbs
confidently recommended by the College as infinitely
peror to extract OF Aasaparlla at present before
public and may be relied on as certain remedy fo
diseases arising from an impure state of the blood
rch as scrsiua, patrheum ringworm, blotches or PIN
rlcers pain in the bones joints nodes, cutaneou
nptIons, ulcerated throat any disease arising
orr the secondary effects OF syphilis or njudiciou
sold in single Bottles at. ......... rs cents each
/" ia Cases OF halfadozen Bottles, $3 so
Z one dozen :" 6 90
Csscs forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
n B.s very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
Once of the College, 95 Nassau street.
w. q. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
. SaS- TO HOUSEKEEPERs.-An who troubled
vih Reaches and Bed Bugs rid themselves of them
hey send to 81 Courtandt street and procure bottle
Sannoz's Roach Bane. Numbers have tried and pro.
bounced it eficacious.
no PILEs-This dis sing complaint may be entire
3rtice cure or will refund the money in every
Base Ye who troubled try it. The trial will cost
nothing lift does not cure At 81 Courtlandt street.
~ fnivhTE MEDICAL AiD.-The members oi
EAe Sev York College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, in
esnrnng the public thanks for the liberal support they
G leave to state that their particular attention continue,
he directed 70 all diseases OF private nature and from
great Improvements htely maze IN the pf1ncpal nos
ra o. Europe the treatment OF those diseases they
confidently offer ito persons requiring medical aid ad
altagss not TO be met with in any institution IN thu,
c9iry, either public private The treatment OF the
college ID such TO insure in every case and is
italy different isom that practice OF running
constitution with mercury AMI in most leaving
isesse much than the original One ofthe
bs 81 ne College tog many years connected with tn,
principal hospitals ofEurope, attends daily Tor consults
zion from 0 AN to g PM
Terms--Aiv,ce and medicine, Ss A cure guaranteed
IaPosEsrr COUNTRY INvALIDs-Persons living IL
tie country and not finding II convenient to attend per
sonally eau have forwarded to them chest containing
~ medicines requisite perform perfect py STATING
their explicitly together with all symptoms time
1Gtylcton and treatment received elsewhere, IL any
~ enclosing IS, pest paid addressed to
~. S. RICHARDSON, nj. D. Agent
ptcs Coasuii.n2 Of the College, % Nnsss
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On Thursday, llth inst by his Honor James Harper
Mayor VI the city, EDWARD julius FRASKgLs M. d. Of
Berlin to MaTHDA AMALG BRtsrvA OF stettin, Prussia
On Wednesday, 10th inst by his Honor James Harper
Mayor, Mr. JOSEPH LEE, to Miss DEBoaAH Trus, all Of
this city.
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pr beautiful black People may as well have dark
as grey red, they this dye II be applied
Ihout the least trouble At 81 Courtlandt st.
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We have not heard Of any recent shipments Of specie
but unless exchange com down, and the mporation
cease for mewe see no alternative but precious
metals must go forward rhe great abundance Of money
in the principal importing markets. induces many to ex
tend their foreign trade beyond tho proper limits The
great Of idle capital shost has very avorab
influence trade The prices Of agricultural pro.
ducts not the sdvance but, ths contrary de
cInng This not only reduces the value Of our exports
but reduces the Of the Of foreign
manufactures and limits their purchases. The effects OF
this tsds mot tst By he Importer q foreign
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W. 8. RICHARDSON, NJ D.. Arers

g- CoNNEL's PAIN EXTRACTOR WILL RE
pc pain from all sores burns bruises. II ten.
ieet and numerous other pains and aches too numer.
10 mention. At 81 Courtiandt street.
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g LEECHEs LEECHES I. LEECHEs!!.
wv DISH LFECHEs. received this day per Howard from
Hambu gh selected large hns Order for ssc by
JO5ErH l6 Msiden Lace up st the unlua pr ce
OF - per hundred. IL apl he'd f,r nediauy ji2 sec
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- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-'i'ns
Iic Mixture, prepared by the College of Medicine and
Farmacy of tho city of New York, confidently re.
nmended for oil cases ofdebhy produced by secret in
gence excess Of any kind II is invaluable rene:
for impotence, sterlty barrenness unless depend.
Il on NAL ormation.)
Einse bottles 81 each OF half dozen %;
|ly packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Difies OF the College of Medicine and Pharmacy 81.
Essau rres.. WIS RICHARDSON, M. d., Agent
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AUCTION SALEo

O'L PAINTINGS AT AUCTION-lo to the Gale or Paint
~ Tags which { kos Place Fii (fhsI Morning, at n
o'.lock, at Isl Broadway. by LEVY sPOONER
ji2 lt.ec
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.0r7- A SPLENDID ARTICLE OF COLOGNE WA.
and Bay Rum, for sale very low at 81 Courtlandt st.
TART no ties 80 cents Also. the Balm of Columbia, for
omoting the growth Of the hair frees 1t from dan
ut ard mparts to II besuty and lustre before un.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED THIS MORNING
GODEY'S MAGAZINE AND LADY'S BOOK,
For August, 1S44.
ENBEL L H "a Il NTS.
THE FARMERS BUY-An Original Picture by Chapman;
Engraved by Tucker
THE LIGHT GUITA AR-Engnved bv A. L Dick
WASHINGTON CROSSING TIE DELAWAKE-Em-
bossed by b Lovet,. Jr
Contribution
The Article. in this No by Miss Hannah Gould Miss
Leslie Mrs Hale Ms Aonaa William Burton, Professor
hp Frost he Poor schoa, and Others Price s. annum
Single No. Is ceats WV. NJ. CHRI5TY. Agent,
jts II No. As Housr.
HLGHBERT BAKER,
SOIL IT'S in Civil Engineering. Archi ecture
and willing undertake business in thus ctv anv other
part Of Soh He provided h Testimonials from
iespet table Letters addressed MIR
BAKER Sc sond street, w,l BE- attended TO- ji2 iwsvc
ATTENTION DEMOCRATIC EMPIRE GUARDS
N ADJOURNED MEETING q Of the mocratc Empire
"A Gn,r will be held at the Comucopia 20 Park Row,
This Friday Evening, July i2th Punctusl attendance
Qued, business Of Importance will be transacted.
By order Of the Captain,
ji2 itsrc JOHN g. AUSTIN Orderly
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LOST

LOST.
Mo REwARD-In an Omnibus in going from 9Th Ave
nue 10 oadway, about o'cork last night TWO
BOOKS. spsnrh AID English Gr.mmars One in
scrrt, English aud Spa snana vice The owner
or driver of hs omnibus u be Tarded the above
by leaving the (.f any pe .ou,) the
oee OF the rsd the Spanish Hotel 81 Faton
ia 3lsrc
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ST OIL. " N

. i " Ia II IN
a. BAY MARE AND WAGON. hired the
III >6th Of July, a whs called himself Robert
A[4 Morris, 10 go as far as BuInhams
be SAID Morris about feet uches in height light
pexion, face rather hIn and about thirty five years Of
white hat, frock coat and IA ter shoes.
The above Mare brgnt bay, with long tall about 3k
handshign. and about Or Old Buggy Wagon.
front ahau half with lea her drnb lining. and
calico siip n,g Hapes,, brass mounted and blr bu
Whoever will said mare. and thief give IL
formation here they be found will be literally rewarded
by applying at -
jyli 3~m Livery Stable. 72 Reade street. New yo X.
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GRAND FISHING AND OTHER EXCURSIONS

tUTILLIUN PAKTf. friday EVENING.
<01 ~ Tire THOMAS s.LMOND will make a
6<%eAI} Grand fxcn and Cntiliiou Party ih
= -Hudson Rivef. on tre evening Of July i2tn
Fuhi LrL. hsturniug- Leave Fort Lee at o'clock in hr
Every aud the best Of eir.sh
tou lie by be for the comfort o those
who honor this boat with their An awnng
upper dtck has been provided. end Wbtworhs Coor
Band engaged Th. boat will leave Delaney street ~
Pike at ~; Pier Mr. M Q: Csaa street Al sk and
Amos sk Reurnins will land at anal street and
Pike street Fare as cents each way.
A limited number II tickets will he sod which can be had
OF Me,s staples Ford 32 Bowery At the resdence OF the
sohscribet 70 Bayad street aud on board he boat ,
ji0 3tssrc HENRY y. RIELL.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
stay.d from the premises Of III. subscriber, the
<oth instant, bon-taied sorrel Hcrse, about fifteen
A<N-hards hsh, lately blisted lind ie. had
u sex st est New Yo,k or 60 george H liz ARD, York
lie, shall receive the above reward aud The .hank o the
GEORGE HAZARD.
jl2
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CARpErAs June 2s-In port Arcurus. Pummer for Bosto,
aiay Hudson Brsdon for s.su. 70 load r sa more; Em
toI poIand, dg; Rochambeau MGlvery for Boston, day
klza Leland. Psudleson. wsg fft
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.k&k .F0h, ,HuLL-The last sailing ship ST Law
RT4A RkNCE Captain Brown, 10 now loading aud wi
&k be despatched IN few oaa Cabin and seer.ge "a
senges can he handsomely accommodates "a
application 70 JDHN HrNDMAN
in sue tl south rect
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THE SUBSCRIBERS have Rand extensive and
choice selection OF Carpe ngs. from low priced
richest and Brrssels Saxony,
Roya Wilton Velvet Turkey, Arminser and Tapestry
CARPETlNG5.
Also Floor Oil Cloths Of the aud splendid
terms and ceors.
Aiso French and English Boz kings DruRges Felt Carpet
Esg If the richest descrptons French embsssed Table
and Piano Ccvers. ac. Gc all Of which will be sold
lower prices han similar estahnhment in the city
G.. W. SMITH COMPANY,
25t Broadway topposte fhe CITY Hall two doors
below Stewart & Co 3 extensive Dry doods Store
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The New York herald., 1844-07-12

LIE Oswa daily (e,cep. susdaysl O'Clock, A. NJ. for
Lesrton m,lss from fhe Fas aaiway Cars TAX.
the from Lrwsto1 10 the Fas The Boats leave
swath dAy sycept stnrdavs ior oswego ,nd the kve,
Quebec Packet Boa leave Syracuse daily and
ing arrival OF the Cars and Oswego
ths distance brough ths Owsgo Rver) the
The fare cheaper than by and the
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