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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


itfNoAhs "
In consequence of the ceremonies in commemora
ton OF the death OF Gen Jackson the stock board hello
no session to-day and there little business don,
I in Wal 81
| TIE New Bedford and Taunton Railroad CO. have
declared dividend OF s. SOpcr share
On Thursday next the 10Th inst the Committee
Of the Western and Worcester Railroad Companies
TO hold their first session the subject OF union OF
,he two under the OF the Boston and Albany RAJ.
Road Corporations The general impression appears
10 be that if the object be effected upon equitable prn
eplcs it VIII be beneficial 10 both parties. The next
step VIII probably be unite with the Norwich snd
Worcester upon fair terms thus placing these important
lines between Boston Albany and Newlork City, under
one Efficient head and management
The estimated cost of the Vermont Central Ran
road is 100000 than one half Of which Is already
| taken with daily additions 10 the subscription list
\ meeting of the associates Of the kcnnebec anu
Portland Railroad was held Gardner the 18th inst
rcpor, in favor Of the union with The Bath and Por
land Railroad Company was accepted Books OF sub
scrption We're ordered TO be opened
The first portion of the Vermont and Massachu
scit- Railroad from Fchburg to Aiho i expected to be
ready Tor the contractor about the 9Th OF July
Ncssrs Wmiwcll and Tilton have been appointed
engineer. OF the Cheshire Railroad and portion Of thu
road vii be- Immediately laid in readiness for tn
contractors.
The following auction duties were paid III fhha
delpha during The quarter ending May, lo4o; Myers
Clachorn 4 Co. $3.50 - Funess Brnley 4 Co 's'l
p. Clsehorn 4 Hill 5Ol CO, c. Woberi. s6'2 10; q
| W Lord. 2Os7 *; Richards = Bspham 2Od9 80 Da'
vies Stevenson Il Co ION IL; Moses Thomas 81 -
The contracts on the Mad River Railroad were
lei at Boneion,ane on Thursday last Gen Vance get
the first six miles north OF urbana and company OF
Newly rScrs get the entire route from Bclcion'aine t.
| heuion. and take $4,000 in stock.
The Indiana Sentinel SAYS that all the contracts Oh
The Madison and Indianapolis Railroad have been let ao
taai VIII be comp in the shortest possible time
\ Bank Note OF $50, ingeniousy altered from o
Is bill was presented the counter OF the Branch Bank
Of Cape Fear and instantly detected It was note o
the Bank Of the State Of South Carolina payable a.
| Charleston TO c. Webb.
| Al New Orleans there was a fair business doing.
both in Foreign and Domestic Exchange and there ha.
been a slight advance in Bills London 10 u
prem Bills on Paris 81 % TO 81 = 20 day bills on the
Nor,h 70 discount: sight to- per cent premium
There have been but few vessels taken up and rates have
rather a downward tendency Cotton TO Liverpool "a
| l3~f2d to Havre &c.
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Drp Goods.
Tx Goops-NEw SPRING STYLES.

SILK GOODS-NEW SPRING STYLES.
DECk. NICHOLSON WRIGHT, Nos lo9 Pearl and
~ Beaverstrests. New York, would respectfully invlt.
tine attention OF Merchants visiting this city. 10 their assert
mont of SUI and Fancy Goods. comprising In part VIA
DRESS GOODS
Bsrege- snd Bakones extra printed JEconet and saln
stripe Musln- complete assortment of Muslin de LANES
OF all STYLES and prices ch satin striped and embroidered
Tarla.an Muslin Dresses, Cameleon Brocade and satin
striped silks. sHAWLS.
Broche Cashmere Barge snd full assortment Of Came
leon and Damask six shawls nch Damask Alpaca and
SiraGaShs and beautiful article. together with
black and cold Muslin de Lame Shaws IN great variety.
RIBBONS.
fil assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbons of the new
and richest STYLES complete assortment, of Tahets
and satin Ribbons Also fan assortment of Millinery ar
fcs. LACES.
English and German Thread Laces and Fdgngs hgd Csr
Lace a large asso-ment trimming Laces and Lace Edg
ings. &c. GLOVES,
consisting of Kid the best manufacturer blk and cord Sk
Egyptian and ft Gloves with large assortment of Fancy
Mus select assortment of Fancy lIdks Linen Csmbne
HdAfs: Pongee and Splalheld Hdkis. together with
great variety of PUis Cords. h'mps and Trimmings, new
styles all of which wlbe offered the oesf to pr,os
l8fuylls'
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CAUTION TO EDITORS.

md THE PUBLIC GENEkALLl.-luorInato hay
n ing been received from y }. and lp Tire Hudson River
HAT discharged Eseni Of Dr. bfandren o. NE mo-, qur-
,,orabe character ndu-nOlsly circulating malicious r.
r,r. for the purpose Ci urng my business, therefore, M
In roy all who may him. thsi they VII be held re-
Tor conienaa eng any OF HI reports. our ifaFela
lent. ar. NIL Gentlemen Of good breeding and they IRE
o,enily hear of las fellows ncivies- lie a succeecee
In getting IN debt 10 0r 10 papers - cr>-,,,,r>,
sNITH of New-York being duly sworn, deposrm Anl
.sh ih.t he Is the sole inventor ynd nrsi mAnniaf 81
SUGAR COATED PILLS, and ma ne uss ian VI trr
rrore tan one year He further saith that q. v CLCh
ENER OF New York 20 him about two moniis s.hce
for the purpose he said OF obtaining NE ees io
Pals and Other medicines; that ssc olesenet asAe iot
box Of said Pils-whch given hinanh stated US
tiry were the nr.i he had ever seen .. .,,,,-,,
G. BENJAMIN SMITH
Sworn before me tins I7ih day Of June, lstt
CHAs. W. sANDFORpr
Jel5i Commissioner Of Deeds, Ne"-for~
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PAssENGERs ARRIVED.

In the sdiD John SSddy, from Lir0Y0Oi-A Mann an
son. Bradbury and lady, Mrs Treenly. Mrs 7 Duncan
and daughter II Ilngworh. Rev John Scoian-5- steer
age.
In De bark Heclo. from s. CroI-Capt Chase ate Of
ship Gulnare. condemned ~ Demarara BREASTED. Esq
In The bark Eliza, from Nio Orleaas-Nessrs. DENIM
son Dciingham.
H. he brig Citat0a from SagaHRaA-Mrs B0ardman
Hrs Tcfl. Mr. DO-her. Mrs Wooey and children Tvs
Mis- Leavitts Miss Frances Miss CrabtToe Miss Every
Miss Tuppn Capt Crabiree lady and servant Mr Middle
ton lady child and nurse. Nr Heham. lady. children
and nurse. McGregor and lady. DR. Marsh DR.. Epson
Me-srs Dickey Amber Shirk, Tucker, Lymans. owen.
Ah0rn Whimarsh sweeney O Clark Clark II Brad
ford Every and two masters Crabtree.
IN flf bqft R0s0if from s. Cr0I-Mr j. Car'alho
lads and family Of Barbados Mr. W Moore. chi
drcn and servant OF - Croix Mr Joseph Graydon. Of
~ Mr s Godfrey and Miss sophia Badlgn Of Philade
pima Mr. Captain HI
In he Br,g (ie0rge from ChGlssf0H-Mrs ) Nstes
Mrs : Conlcy Mrs T. BURY. Mrs Douglass Mrs & II
Dayev M..s Gibbs Mrs : Bristol. Mss Bristol. MIS-
BURY Messr- - Tanning. J Douglass. & Davey ,
Wanien Grady W & Rowland II Courtney. G v
The Il = Parse Master " Bristol.
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KFESTI LArlO\.-MO PATENT NACll VI
cow h. for venang churches. court aud school rooms
railroad cars, prsOn-, cabins, holds OF
laden with peu-habe articles, and all places designed
Tor crowded assemblies. has been proved By many eXpe
ments before scientific associations In this City and Boston
where ey have been awarded gold and silver medals TO be
the only -elfac.ng COwl known that VIII facilitate eXaus
ton through vertical or other fues.
The experiments referred 20 prove thar an other Cow
have i effect 10 check Drafts, althOu n O them do
prevent particular winds blowing down chimney ana thus
cure their ~m0Aug.
By ald OF the Vacuum, combined with receiving Pie
mum Cow. a Of pure air brought from above the
building be made 10 dow through any place requiring
ventilation.
The apparatus by which ihe experiments made can
hc seen operation any morning between and -. Al No
90 Wafrr-sreet Arcmcrf- buiders, persons about 10
build aud those who fane in philosophical eNpe-
meuf- requested call and witness results that would
hardly be- believed without seeing where also be
the plans of Mr Joseph Curtis for Warming and |entlai
ing which is believed 20 be- an improvement upon Dr..
Reads lof Edinburgh plan applied 70 the new Parliament
House of England. JORDAN l.. MOTT, .62 Water -
NoTE>nce tie public experiments al tie last Fair Of The
American Institute, persons have cut of the small
end of the Govt known Espie, 10 permit the wind 10
sweep through Il doing So j. infringing upon my Patent
Will hold hem responsible. unless they call and get my
written consent, which vii freely give upon pAcaOu
II make nothing by the operation must have the credi, o
the invention
There are other. who have made IN this City and ese-
where limitations Of my Cowl. many Of them with little
knowledge OF the primo pie II constructions 10 those h
not bee 80 enen- le2) lia"
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DIED

Yesterday morning. PRISCILLA LOTHROf. wife o
Robert Clay and eldest daughter Of the late Ger-h0n
Burr formerly Of Fairfield. Conn. whore her remain.
VIII be- taken for infeunenf.
Funeral services az the residence OF her mother Mrs
Elizabeth Burr No j. Beaver this day az ID O'Clock
The friends and acquaintance OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend
Al Norwich G. I'm Mrs. Beisey Youngt7O
A. New Albion. l0th, Capt JOSEPH DAVIS, - Pa
tr0t Of the Revolutionary War
Drowned. in Csstleion Lake, 18th INST Cutler Brit
ton VI WashinsfOn Co %
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A. [. FUTILE. Aucuoneer.
Asl(,<OR VITO VlTl,S Grand COLES.

\. 1. IUTTLf, Auctoneer.
SIGNOR VITO Wits Grand Collection OF Italian
- Marble aud Asba-er saiuary, Vases and Ornaments
Silver Plated Ware Grsndoies Chanielier, French Chi
ua Clocks, Nc.-JACOB ;. PLArr Will sell on Wesines-
dav 2jlh instant o'clock p NJ ut the Coliseum No 80
Broadw sy the collection OF Fancy and Staple Articles,
imported by Sgnor Vito Via direct from manufactures Of
Italy, France and England and comprising In part u te
following articles OF Ststusry, kc. yxs
Nencre del Meci Aristotle, Apollo Belvidsse d CO.
nova 'Agryspits Venere,' Petu di Cauova' bsstt
Poeu Ialane Nestse superb marble and sabsstss Cen
deiabrss Mosaic Centre Tables with marble stsnds, large
Bordiego agate yellow OF seina Vases basso and Erus
can gothic urns inches and the decoration OF parors,
halls churches full sized busis IN pures marble, VI Tss
80 Dante Pe,farch and Arosto; beautiful Vsses Of marble
aaDaser and other ornamental articles of nnish
rich silver branches with figures and cut crystal Stands
bronze gilt French chanch Chandeliers with figured and
crystal pillars rch gt and bronze Vases for table orna
mens very splendid bronze and gilt Clocks with figures
column do IN alabaster. ebony inaid and mahogany !,
French China dining and dessert services Tea Sets richly
decorated China Vases and toilet sets to Is pieces
rich aud elegant plated Urn- Cake and bread Bsskets
very superb plated Waters from ~ ~ ~ inches all slvsr
mounted Cssors 10 cut Bottles new patterns Oiran-
ioe- for to 10 lights Baysdiere and Julien Me,smo-
a. Fanny Elsser, stag &c. splendid and highly decors-
apanned psper mache Tea Trays Bread Baskets
splendid papie mache Centre Tables Gard Platss Solar
Lamps OF superior workmanship and hnish In ornou and
bronze, 81.
Also Just landing from ship Brooklyn from Leghop,
several Roman Busrs and Figures In marble and
ilaba-ler
Also, 8 Chinese Gongs.
Catalogues aud goods ready Tuesday evening 2sh,
when the VIII be- well lighted with aud the goods
are, both quality OF material aud arnsnesi execution
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SnERIFF.- -ALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of len "a

SHERIFf'- >ALE.-By virtue OF a writ Of hen "a.
- cl4 % directed and Delivered Will expose 10 sale
Thursday le 81 day 0i May next, al II O'Clock NJ o.
the Nr-iihgr oi the City Hal VI the Cy Of New OrkA
the .if tile and interest Thomas D. Bedford which b.
lad ON ih ghih day OF Janusry thousand egh
hundred AID f0ryfgr, al any time atrr~ ard. ~ Whose
bands The may be-. Of IN and Ia al hat certain
piece Of Land, lying and being n te Tenth Ward o
i Cy Of Neif ORR, and known number i0ryiCur Or
Guard street containing BREADTH front and rear each tween
feve feet and n gfn each de eighty feet
- same was conveyed 20 Chapman simmons by Levi,
Brown. by ndeniure dated ie wenfynr-t of May. In Oh.
Lord. thousand Fl -t hundred and Eve and
recorded LiOer No. =. page 81 m the ate Office Of the
Clerk OF the Cry and County II Newly ork-ogeher with
all and singular the appurienances, euemens and hereita
nenf- tefenn.o belonging " any wise Gppertauing-
Dared New-forA, Apri. stil, l2fL
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff
JOsEPH WEED, Deputy Sheriff. apl0 lswew
Tie above sale postponed Until Thursday, June 9Th,
tae above hour and place. May - l8th
WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
J0sEfH WEED. Deputy Sheriff. ny2 law3w
Tie above sale postponed until Welue.day, June 1il
al the above hour anu pace.Sew YORK. June jth lSi5
WILLIAM JONES. Sheriff
JssEFH WEED Deputy Sheriff. lej lawN
The above sale is postponed until Wednesday June sh
{ lie above hour and place. June @3lh, lSih
JosEFH WEED. Deputy Sheriff. je1j y
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Jew. Jew. JEW.

NO IS. Ha-1er's Edition Of The WANDERING JEW :
published tins morning. and FOR sale by WIN TAI LOh
Aston House Free 81 ceni-al the back Nos. supplec
THE TEMPTATION or. the Watch Tower Of hoat
Ven Romantic Tae. bv Eugene Price > cents TIL,
work that viii sensation than any other
nf sues writings
THE NEAlLLES or GARRETSrONN. Tale OF ZOO,
By Charles Lever. author Of Arihar Leary." Compete
'lr - cents
LETTERS FROM ITALY hy J. T. Head ey Price ~
cents Thi- form. No OF Wiley s. Puinsins Library OF
American Books
SYDNEY SMITHS Nl>CELLA\lE>-chesp edition
Price only 81 cents; bound n cloth - cents.
Al he and cheap publications for sale wholesale and
retail. 10 publishers prices. Of WM rANLOK>.
e-f -fi-y No. Aston House.
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ANTHONY j. BLEECkER, Aucuoneer
A S~It:NEE'> SALE OF HAIR SEATING, MA

ANIHUNf y BLrtt MIX, AItluHfsI -.
4 SSl(<EE'$ SALE OF HAIR SEATING, MA
N CHlNERY. &c. Ac.-ANTHONY J. BLEECkEk
viii sell auction, Saturday the 18th instant June,) a.
10 O'Clock A. VI. al the Factory No. 81 Rvinron street,
between Lewis and Goercck -streets-
" Unless previously sold q, private sale
All the Machinery In IN u Hair Seating Fsrtory
this city, including cards. patterns reeds harness,
frames presses power and hand looms with betting and
-hang completes copper boiler tubs. eight horse power
CINE complete with boilers and furnace reservoirs
lined with lead, picking machine, cot machine curling
wheels, jacquard machines, Sc. &c.
Also large quantity Of Manufactured Goods comprising
a assortment Ia tho trade.
Also two Horses, two Wagons, Harness, &C. sc.
The above property Will be positively Sold to close cou>
l0geLher OF M l0ls % .I purciasers. leA dh
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FOURTH OF JULY. 1e45.

ElRE-WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE-The subscriber
offers for a complete assortment Of Pyrotectnlc
articles manufactured exclusively for ms own sales ~ N.
re-f maker IN the country
Cities or Towns Public Private Exhibitions, supplied
al the owes, prices, and The quality warranted.
Wholesale buyers VI small Fire " orS- WI! Ind Their 81
vauta4e M giving call Prices - low good article ch
Afforded the best article warranted 10 be the cheapest
Chinese Free Crackers and Fireworks al reduction Of
81 ~ 90 per cent from last season prices
j. W. HOLBERTON, IS Maiden Lane,
f,,f.t h.ioxv
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Boston Aurtion Sales.

10y r. y. e. q. RICH, IS and % Brosdsuset, Boz =.
Dion MONTHLY SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, July 2-LEATHER, SKINS, &c
Sole Leather Upper In the rough and finished Calf Skns,
Bindings, and other Shoe Stock.
SEMIANNUAL SALE.
ON WEDNESDAY, July n
BOOTS, SHOES, BRO0ANS and HATS-2O00 Cases
Boots Shoes Brogans ard Hats comprising vslss-
and best selected II Goods VI Tho hind
offered al auction. myl9
Every lot on hs catalogue will be sold without reserve
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FINE WATCHES,
I..x.l.xg Nlur. 90

Ii q. STONE established 1882 Is constantly adding 10
h- stock the latest styles of LEVER, LEPINE 0d
LOCkETS, SPOONS &c. SC. h. q. SIS cash principle OF
doing business and conentnen with small gains, explains
the cause OF the people getting aong ei" when trading
~ his store Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired Old
Watches Jewery Gold and Silver taken in exchange al
their fun value, or bought for cash
HUBBARD q. STONE, 40l Broadway,
Eel ; 2taw NWSF istf Corner Walker-sreet
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Gunner fashions.
NEW sPRING AND SUMMER of

NEW SPHINE AND SUMMEH GOODS.
MEMS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
wi GEORGE r. GREEN, llo Chatham street, corner o
Pearl-W.l keep constantly on hand FULL and COM.
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
MOST FASHIONABLE sryLE which he would most respeet-
fully invite the attention Of those in want. As he has made
arrangements receive Cloths Casns Pssf,sss &c. By
every packet and secured tbs experienced
Cutters he pledges himself give perfect satisfaction u Oh
VINO may purchase.
NB-iumenas made TO ord<r Ut l< atortea notice md
u1fh strid puncfuaiiy NIL s0
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NEW BOOKS.

IIOYLE'S GAMES. improved. Price y cents.
lISATAN>TOEs OR. THE LlrTLEPAGE MANU-
SCRIPTS. tale Of the Colony by j. Frnnmore Cooper
author OF Miles Waingiori.' Pathfinder Sc.-n. two
volumes Price = cents.
THE sMUGGLER a Tale by q. 7. K. James Esq an
thor of krrsh Neil" Rose DAbretr &c. Price p cents
WHO SHALL BE HEIR. by Miss Ellen Pickering
sufhor Of Nan Darrell, The Secret Foe &c. Price ,
cents.
THE MONKS Romance. by VI. & Lewis OF fearful and
thrilling interest Price . cents.
GEMS FROM LA NORMA, consisting OF of the
popular pieces In the opera Arranged Tor the Piano
Forte. Price = cents
THE MYSTERIES or INlOUlTY Passage OF the
secret History 81 American Politics. Price ;. cents
LETTERS FROM ITALY by }. T. Headiy Price ~
cents.
WILLIAM>'S REGISTER FOR 1916 Price - cents
NM. H. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings.
ie2f Nassau--t- opposite the Park
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being DESTROYS Of doing all n
their power sustain the Government IN is experiment
of giving cheaper po-ages, hereby give notice that and
after thu first day Of July next mGa5e ul,ter hgestr
either Open envelopes, or 10 wrappers. viii De- r.
red any their Offices for transmission by Express or
otherwise Positive instructions will be gwen 70 their
agents 20 refuse maiabe matter. under whatever lse 4
NAV be- offered LIVINGSTON a. WELLS.
Sew-NOrk and Buffalo Express
~ vi T.r. f1t- feLi i-fivlD
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re- Extract from G. J. HIS letter dated Detroit May
D. lSi5-G. BESJ. SMITH. NJ D.-Dear Sir I'VE have ony
and hall grOce your Pills hand and the demand
for them SO great thought unsafe let stock d.
mnlsh further without notifying YOU We have no doubi
from the satisfaction all express that the enormous demand
for your pills Will continue. Yours truly,
q / O. HILL
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MARINE JOURNAL.


Packet ship John -kiddy Skiddy 30 Dis from Liver
pool rndzc 10 Grinnel. Minfum q Go.
Ship Lancashire Lyon 80 Dis I'm Liverpool. mdze. e.
Taylor & Merril--262 stecra-e passengers.
Ship Rambler. Baxter, 81 Do I'm Hull. Eng. mdze I,
mascr-6i stccragc passengers.
Dutch ship Fanny Flans - de I'm Amsterdam mdzc
10 John Ewci-214 s'eerage passengers.
Bark Hcca. Babbdgc. - de I'm ~ Croix. with sugar
10 Hubbard & CO. Left hrgs star. Port Leon. Row
chr Empire Clark, for NNork eth inst; barS- Leo
Wis for do soon Chancellor for New Haven. do, l5t
inst Lat p 10, long 81 30 spoke brig Grooyeer, from
Thomaston for Mobile
Bark Elliot Robinson 20 ds I'm New Orleans sugar.
70 Holbrook a Nelsol.
Bark Eliza Talbot p ds I'm New Orleans. cotton to "
Nelson.
Brig George, Yates ds im Charleston. cotton Sc 10
g Buckley 2ls inst lat IS 30. long "a - spoke SHY
North Carolina, he,ce for Charleston. days out
Brig Clinton, Lyon, days from Savannah cotton to
Siurces & Chairman.
Bremen brig Nesia. kuhlmann, ~ day. from Bremen
mdzs and 10 passengers, ic order.
Bns Loyal (Br) Roberts, 10 ds I'm Green Turtle Bay
mahogany. 10 Lawrence q Phelps.
Brig Syrus. (Br) Masters, Il d. I'm Windsor, NJ pas
ter, 20 order.
Brig Amanda. Ames i'm Machias lumber.
schr Manchester, (Br) Bethel, days I'm Nassau NJ
fruit 20 Ackerley s Ackcr.
Schr Parallel. (Br) Lockhart, II d. I'm Windsor, N
plaster, io master.
schr Ashland Bradley. l. d. I'm New Orleans wheat
10 T. Collins Co.
Schr Texan from Passport, plaster.
Schr Homer. Kent, from Boston, ndze
Schr Tiger from New Bedford OIL
Sclr Squrcs and Br0hers Prince. 10 DIS I'm Cardenas
Cuba. mo.asses 10 l. McCready.
Brig i Lamar, Sannembun, a. I'm Savannah, cot
ton sc 10 Durham & DmOn
Schr Shawlnei Farrow, o ds FIN Machias Me lumber
Schr Consul Jervis i'm Richmond. coal.
Schr star. fin Washington. NC naval stores
schr Martin Van Buren,, from Folly Landing. corn.
schr Urguhari. Sparrow. from Smihhed, stave-
sc 10 G AndersOn-27 passengers
schr Fame Robinson, I'm Machias, lumber
Schr Hero I'm Thomaston, lime.
Schr Texas DO do.
Schr Zephyr. DO DO.
Schr Talent i'm Boston for Albany.
BELOW-Brigs star and - Croix 10 A Hubbard :
Co--\Iiud WSM
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MAR RlEO

A. Clinton Oneida County on "wednesday 18th net
by Rev BEN " Dwight Jr JOHN ". DWIGHT Of
New Haven Conn. 70 SOPHIA eldest daughter Of Benz
" Dwight Esq. Of the former place
At Niagara Canada. 18th. Hon. JAMEs SMITH " =
70 ELIZABETH daughter Of James Lockhar
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ENDLESS PUNISHMENT

ITS ORIGIN AND GROUNDS EXAMINED.-Thea above
the ile Of a work by Rev. T. J. Saw yer. Minister
ofthe Orchard Street Unver-ast Church. pubs shed
the UNtNERSALiST BOOK ESTABLISHMENT. 10
Fulton street, second floor price 30 cents.
Every believer n ihe doctrine Of Endless Punishment
should read this little volume. ir p sfi
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IN PRESS

ESsAYs ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POLL.
Il TICAL GUARANTEES. By ELIsH, Z. HuSLBur.
Counsellor Law Of the Cy vi New orb IN the month of
july In neat Emo volume. Is several chapters discuss
the following topics
l. THE ORIGIN or Hy,i,N RGHrs
H. THE TRyE FUNCTION % GOVERNMENT;
no. THE CoNsTlTuIfoN OF GOVERNMENT.
wv. CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS AND fRomgiIIONs
VI THE ELECTIVE FRANoHsE,
VII KicHTs ENASArlNc fgoN THE SENTIMENTS AND
AFFECTIONS.
VIII THE RIGHTS oF WOMAN.
IN Tina RiGHT % PRoPFgry AND ITS MOgAL RLiA-
TONS;
y i.TFLLf -IutL PROPERTY
Tie work wi be- printed fair arge type. and sold al
retail 10 5o cents per copy. GREELEY McELRArH.
IrlIIma RlILIln-. Y \
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