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Il beng The cOnfsul. ol he g UeOfge Hori
No 81 Broadway II ESDAl, i7ih June. at 10 oeock,
consisting OF larye quantity -f double ani single Maple
Red.'eads French Mahogany ditto, nrs' quality new HaS
Mattresses Fea her Beds Pai.a-scs, Mahogany Bureaus.
Mahogany and Painted Wa.hsisnds. Toilet Tables. Looh-
. Glasses, large sze Per aud Mai;e Glasses sreen N
dow Shsde.. Window Curtains. Mahogany aud Rosewood
sofas Conctes aud DYsns French, halt French and UreAn
Mahogany Chairs Maple Cane sea, Chairs, slarse numc
o Ofrc Arm Chalrs, Sdebosr- Card, Per, Centre, lee
and Dining Tables, Dressing Bureaus, large quantity "
Seeding, English Oh Coth Brussels Ingram NenltanCss'
and kitchen Furniture China, Glass and Psleiwse. Cut
cry, Chamber CrocAegy.
Aso quantity Of choice old Wines Liquors. constsine
. eeir. Sherry Port and other Wines OF the 1T quail!
The Will continue from Gay % dav until all 10 sold
NILhINS 4 ROLLINS, Auc'ioneerr
irll 3us. No. II Broad street.
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n DEN Conner 0f Broadway and Ann sirrerf. Even
pay ana Evening us wees. Ooi''isS'.ns M9n1S yun'
imes and under all circumstances; ally females %
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening =,
ococ sid Wednesday and saturday afternoons al hall
ps-l5.
Win shrubs aud flowers making q one ot The nios de-
AStu. and hsa.ay promenade, IN the City, where IL r
CREAMS. LEMONADt>, amt other refreshments OF The
season may h~' enioNed ioEeihe with COOL SEA
BREELNS, ami splendid View 81 Ire BAY. RIVERS.
PARK FOUNTAIN, BROOKLYN, JERSEY. ami lie
whole surrounding sna country From ihis beauial
summer retreat GRAND BALLOON AsCEN>iONs viii
take place every evening. during which variety 1t
NATIONAL. AND OTHER POPULAR AIRS. vii De
played by lie New York Brass Band
The Msnsg,f ia. engaged ior few days. AZ ENOR-
evening Also The AUTONATON WRITER AND
DRAUGHr>MAN together with the mlown. iasnei
company OF PERFORMERS The On.ina. aud Genuine MEN.
tx tKY NINsrRELs, Mr. H. S. BEAVERS. the Blind
Fiddler, whose limitations on lie Nloin arr unequal d.
GREAT WESTERN. Mir. WESTERN, NJ, AnAig
Mr. CONONER Comic N0clli,ts: MASTER WOOD.
IA PETITE CARL1NE. Nj WHIrLOCK, MR. BART
LETT. the Sable OLs But, &C. WAN FIGu RES Gen.
&c GRAND COMIC MONOLOCUE. POLKA DANCE,
&c Admission % cent? Children under 10 years i.
cents je6
NEW-NOKk (PEALE'>l MIsEt NJ. d.
l\BlscH. Manager. Broadway. opposite City Hall
MONDAY, June 10Th. and through the week. SPLENDID
PsRFORMANC rs every evening at o'clock. and Weines-
gtyel the famous SABLE BROTHERS, the beet band o..
Ethiopian Minslre. IN America Also engaged al great
expense the celebrated Light Comedian ana nneJlstd
Comic Nccalsi. I. q. BOOTH. Also Miss :. T. ADAlR
4. 50 cns aged The talented and SIGhrLESS NlOLlNlSi
whose pcriormances asi'nsh and deli III every hody
The Manager has r,-engHc et the famous FORTUNE
TELLER. MAD. ROCKWELL, lady Of the most sur
pdsing talents IN her profession, aud the mO- accurate In
he revelations OF Past Present and Future Events Of
In the known world Size also describes diseases
and reveals mysteries with the most astonishing precision
She may be privately consulted at all hours of the day anu
evening at an extra charge of only shilling
Also engaged MISS BLANCHARD. Juggleress
Ia PETITE AIMEE, Danseuse
Tickets One smiling. without distinction Of aga. ir6
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NEW AND CHEAP BOOKS.

NO s. ala 81 of >iiAhESPf ARE. Price = cents.
y No 1 LARDNERS LECTURES, with ali the back
Va +PENNY MAGAZINE, Price p cents.
LOVE AND DUTY by the Ap;hor Of " Mount Sorel,'
Ac., price p cents
SUMNER on THE LANES IN 1913. by ) ". Fuller.
Price So cents.
THE sMCGGLER, by Il James. Esq,. author OF
A-lNculn, e.. Qrice - cents.
WALTON. THE BANDITS DAUGHTER, by the al
Thor Vi Emily MInskei. price ~ cents.
The above comprise few Of fh. a'as publications. to r
safe. wholesale and retail, a. ". H. GRAHAM's Cheap
Publication Depot Tribune Buildings, Nassau street. oppo
ia p.r
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THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS
And Inyneiic Eluid.

I'Hls REMARKABLE DISCOVERY HAS RECEiV-
1 ei tire universal appreciation OF The Medical Profession
0 Great Britain, who have pronounced d among the
important Ofmodern scientific Inventions The Patent CAL
fASIc RINGS have been found all the purposes FOR
which The ordinary galvanc battery, electric and ghetto
machines used, be without any Of The injurious
,fOcss which always accompany the application by these
Instruments, and IA many other respects more sale ana
certain m accomplishing the desired object
The Glvauc Rings have been Used with perfect success
.n AL OF rheumatism, acute chrOnc Goui, Tic
DoereuN, Sch Headache, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, tif-
Crsmp Paralysis, sfJ Joints General Debility Neuralgia
Deficiency Nervous Energy and al Nervous Disorders
The Gsvsnic power which ey possess gradual aud con
slant and the beneficial effects they produce upon the sys
n ul, witnessed be believed. The Galvanc Rings
are IN every way perfectly harmless and sold prices
90 be- within the reach Of all. CRiSTiES MAGNETIC
FLUID j. used IN connection with the Galysnc Rin1- 10
promote and render certain their efficient action, and %
direct tie Galvanc influence 10 the particular portions which
affected.
Dr. Crsre the American public 10 beware Of spun
limitations. Tie only Agency In Newfofk IS al 1871
FULTON-sTREET a few doors from Broadway, and from
process by which the metals prepared 10 BE-
rendered sensitive and efficient a.. limitations must be entire
= devoid vi auy .elvanic effect
Dr. Castles pamphlet may DO Obtained without eosi al
zine. Oh
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MARRIED

n .hs city N the 18th in. by Rev Milton Badger:
D. NATHAN CARRUTH. Eco. 10 Mrs SARAH ANN POR-
TER both Of Boston.
At Troy 18TH Tufus D pa'i Of this city 20 Frances
Wilton
A, Philadelphia l2th. George NJ Hggnson 10 Anna z
dau gnter o.-l,ey sam j Tyng.
At Buffalo, 18th, James White % Mary Ccunog.
Al Albany ith. JohnQ Graham 10 Carson
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JUST PUBLISHED

NUMBER 13 or THE LIBRARY OF CHOICE READ
mo containing Lectures thu Dramatic Literature
nflhe AGE OF Elizabeth By William Haxliit vol limo
beautifully printed IA large clear type. fine paper. s.
A volume Of nervous and eloquent criticism Of the old
English dramatic and other writers The acute discrmina-
OF the cc and the flowing ieryor OF his style. carry the
esder along with him. Spectator.
Some ofihe best criticisms upon dramatic and general lite
aiurc that done honor the mind OF this country
There is writer who abOmi- nth more ample materials
for thinking than the author of these Lectures and wish
their reproduction every success" Morning Chronicle
Writings 50 well known, and Justly admired. Hsz-
'fs Lectures on the Writer'S OF the fAzabetan Age are
out Of The jurisdiction Of periodical criticism
Asiatic Journal
D." H- criticisms. while they extend insight into the
causes OF pueca excellence, teach al the Time.
more keeuv en- oy, and more OIdly to revere it,
Edinburgh Review.
Publ. shed and for sale by WILEY PUTNAM
fal6 lbl Broadway.
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coNANT's PATENT YEAST.

CCORDiNO ~ ti.e Old maxim, Bread Is the staff Of
n LIFE But certain that GOOD HEALrsFUL BREAD
swEET and DIcssTisLs.i is by means easily Oh
laed and myads O persons obliged 10 wander along
without tLtf e,-cuta. STAT.
Chemical rncr and research expended for 4
necessary and useful purpose tsn IN tie discovery oi
e material which should promptly snd certainly produce
good Bread Thai great desderalgm has been obtained By
tie sail and patience Of Mr. Consn Of Lowell, who has az
crraned ingredients requisite the procuring VI super
-Nceen Breed. quickly tie four be Hneafei and
baked. 10 cenOnstra0- that by The Old slow process OF
nou. fermentation. uuch Of the nutritious portion " the
iOlr Is extracted but by tie application OF CUNANIs
PATENT YEAST instantaneous etervescence recty fol-
Ow, aud all the sacchanne properties Of the meal are re-
aimed thu. securin. the entire no0rshrent which the -four
s,ural.y c.udes.
Sld. wholesale and retail. By
NJ p. MUSSEY. Clinton Hal, cor Beekmau and Nassau.
GASS&ER l. YOUNG, lJ2 Chaihan-st
CHESTER DRIGGS 63l Broadway.
JOHN X. BROWN BROTHERS, s5 ard 81 Broad-st
STAPLES FORD, l59 BOw-ry.
: V AL5BO. 5-3 BOwery cor BOnd-s-
I "A :. HOPE. y CAamD.rs--t
DOMINICk DRUMMOND, - Greenwichs-
SAMUEL KIP, rs Broadway.
Also uy rue principal Grocers 10 general - istf
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miscellaneous.
FOR THE PILES.

DR JPHAMs ELECTIARl Gan .n'erna. remedy :
~ certain for the PILES, either Internal external
ceiling or blind. Sold only iu ti~ the Office OF TIE
original Proprietor, 4 UPHAM ". d. regular educated
Physician OF cltf years experience confined 70 an ofc'
practice where Piles and sl Chronic Diseases
fiv treated. Medical Office 1913 Bower four door above
Spring. street. Office hour, from A. " to 7. VI Advice
traits i.l7 I'm"
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CASTLE C.vuE> n,

4 ttsADEN.-booT> ofti NJ h.ii.pt>l = HsI
- iormAlce 10 commence ~ ) o'clock. MONDAY ENEN
ING. jane To- the performance with The grand Overture
la RENE du Chtpr. Aner h|ch. MaG'slie L. nearins
VIII dance la folaccs hongroisc. .Meianse p~ice OF
different countries by MIS- Cohen. snl Pas ENtusvss
by {. T. Parsoe....Pc Nc OaAopae by he fall Band
Bufo Dance. {. T Parso9 lie Overture Bacchus. thv
desirel Pa. Ge Danse Nilsgcos. Miss Cohen. over
ure % Der Ere shut Andaonse win be daisei oy
fselle ncsaniius Afinruncc = ceufs
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NOTICE.-sAMUEL ". BENEDICT, having dissolved
. Y partnership with Mr ) Hammond has taken a
store ~ No. Masireei. where lie viii continue the bust
of - Ing AMI repairing tine chrOnome,er aud duplex
Watches Clocks, Jeyyery ami Silver Ware lie mas made
arrugeneu with Mr.. Coiier, who foreman IN the
fm for the last tire. years that all chrOnOmerr AMI
duplex Watches requiring new work Will have IL put in
equal % the original He has asJ made arrangement
lf Mr. L. r. Cooper If London, 20 keep constantly
land an assortment of his hr-i quality Watches Mr d.
Beach, who lns been with for the last years will give
lie l--Ir-Lu-r nLulI l-aANI-if
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

NEN'S, boys AND ITITLDKfNS ILOTHINO.-
WI GEORGE T. GREEN. ITO Chatham street, corner ~
pearl-Wll Aeep constantly on hand ; LID and CON
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and chill
DRENS CLOTHING, OF all descriptions made IN the
FAsHo>AbLk STYLE, To which le would most respect.
July invite The attention of those want. As In las made
irfang emenls receive Clotts Cps,nsr bsng. &c. By
very packet has the services of experiences
CATERS he pied himself gave perfect satisfaction 10 al
who may purchase.
NB-Garn<ni, made order at ne shortest rss,es ssd
rr,,i 81. ut rasctualny NIL left
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THE NO-T DELIGHTFUL OF ALL EN-

L CUkSlONS-A sail across the Hudson River Ia HOBO
KEN, and then walk 10 Tie ELIslAN FIELDS, along ha
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores Of the place
Will prove lie most easily pshed and attractive % al
RURAL EXCURSIONS that be male from the City.
The Grounds present charming aspect lie trees bein
e.. and the soil covered with rich turf Tie walks
IN excellent order having been considerably enbelsle the
present spring Tie Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and
Christopher streets completely tted up with awnings
and Night Boats from HObVAen TO Barclaystreet
until n O'Clock. FcrraSe 81 cruis. myiu imtais-
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COOprR'S NEW NOVEL.

WILL BE PUBLISHED TOMORROW. SALAN
W STREE, 90 tie LiTTLEPAGE MANUSCRIPTS. 2
e o. te Colony By J. Fenuimore Cooper ks author u
Miles N4-r-lcrt, tn Spy &c. vo.s Prce % cents
qtfer cover. Handsomely oounl. price q
- The publishers take pleasure IN pre-elin- 10 The pub
De li- la> effort of he iavon'e American Novelist. ami
tey have no doubt bur That >alsn-iree viii be found 10 b,
of he OF thar suihor- productions b,hed snd
sale ~ Aci--ale and re- All hv
81 RECESS. SrRfNGER co.
f-l1 p - Broaiwav corner Ann -
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~ Daley. Magical Pnin Ex,ractor.-The
ToIhe Publ

tr'- To the Pubiic.-Ai the late Far Of the American
institute the subscriber received silver medal for spec
OF lis TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE. which be Offers io
e public NJ the price al which The common Lead PIPE
sso.d Scientific men have universally agreed that Leaf
PIPES Used Tor domestic purposes are not only preucci4
Out highly dangerous plating with Tn renders them SAT-
and irte from al objection Aside from the plating
Tie undersigned h. Pipes equal any manuacir-
al IN the world discerning public viii not s 10 discrr-
mate between Pipes manufactured by and other
.acturers of common Lead Pipe.
Wv9a ini.- ENRFRT ". LOWER ~ Vests
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- y. '. society of Literature. Monday eve
uinc june b,i l8ih Extract from ihr minutes VIM l..
Harrison offered the following preamble and resolutions.
winch We're unanimously adopted
Whereas We have received, with deep regret The IN
ell OF the demise OF venerable and pect,d fell
lOw citizen. General .indreso Jackson. therefore
Rool,cd That the President be- authorized appoint
committed OF three drs and report meeting
series nf resolutions expressive Of the of the Society
this SAD and melancholy dispensaton Of Divine Provi-
Ieuce.
Roiyed That the President lie farther authorized ap-
COMMITTEE OF I'VE whose duty shall bee 10 select
Member for the purpose OF pronOuucus before The Society
Eulogy upon The Life and Character OF Gen Andrew Jack
son" ~ order. y. QUACKENBOS President.
K : DrRiCSSoN Chairman uf Com. Publication.
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Ships Burgundy for IIavre Oxford. Liverpool. shakes
pear edo; Memphis New Orleans bark Mary. Boughion
Roitcrdami Scotland quebec; brig savannah. for "a
yannah and others Wind wv.
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rASrENGFRs ARRIVED.

IL ne Jyig Ty5s, from Charies'ou.-Mr. Bishop. lady
and son Rev NJ Lehmcun. lady snd children Mrs. Me-
hIi. Miss Ne-blL NrN Mer1. Mr.. II Richardson. Capt
II W lesson. Capt -ilpc- and IN the -'ecriee
j. fte b0rf Pouqlfs0H firm S--1nnai-Nr ifdick-
wife and children, Co Gariucr. Msj. NanFle ". H.
y Linn u Rogers
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NInIo., GARprN.-pe ID. 30 a J g'eIocs FL

!. mr., =
DC IL ESDAl EVENING June l7il- Second appearance
% Amerrs VI Mr. ROBERTS TIE popuitr Iomrdlsn o.
Theatre RrY Convent Garden. London. : engage. ior z
United reriod. ami yvi appear TINS Esg Ia DON tt>Ak
uE BAZAN persri-vi bv I'm - nights London second
appearance Ia the L. States OF he ACROBAT FAMILY.
whose rrorsncss u London. Nairi and Lisbon have eN
c.f,l r- .rrafrsf wonder sni saieu fcrormsac
ts commence with liz. overture Tampa Aaer which lnr>i
line m America version ~ ne Drama 81 Don =
>AR Dr. BALAN Don Caesar lie bszan, VIZ. RuStAl>
iu courc OF tc pec-ih Misses P.nngon ,nt Celeste ~i
t2ucr PasdencuN Atrr which bait an hours ileSiGis-
-ion. Overture % Les Dlsmsns lie Ia Couronne To -
followed by the performances Oi the GNNNA>rlC CLAS-
>lCAL CROJf> 10y Messrs. Nunn. Walker. Honey and
ard who " J.. give variety oi p.eas.r. Gymnsslc
exercises. Tickets my Ceuts lef
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MONK LEWIS REvrvrD

DvrLlSHED THIS DAY. THE MONK. \ Romance.
4 by Mathew q. Lewis This of The most thrilling
Nove-n p0.uf fall az excitement from beginning to end
Price 3 c.. BURGESS. >TRINGER 4 co
i.l- -rs p BnOaixay corner Ann 81
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VIM. T. JENNINGS 4 90.

ARAPERS AND TAlLOkS, importers OF Fancy Urooo
- Articles, &C. 81 Broadway, American Hotel In
cept Of than usually extensive assortment OF
and Fashionable Goods for Spring and Summer CON.
prsng black and coored French and English Cohs Cas
and Vesnss In great variety, Twees, Csshmssecs,
which will BE made up order at prices which csnnos
TAIL to be appreciated.
In addition the usual assortment OF Goods kept by Tn
fad., have hand several styles Really made
Spring Ovsrcoas Frocks and UOrssys, wh great variety
IT Fancy Dress articles. mh1 n
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Summer 1asbiono.
NOR SUMMER WEAR-A large

I'OR SUMNER WEAR-A large assortment CaSh-
1 meret summer Cloih Tweed and Linen Costs, In w.
rious Styles for sale ready made al 25l Brosiwsy
niy2s i-m' WM- I. JENNINGS 20
NAVY BLUE MERiNO iust received and VIII b
1 made up 70 order 1T usual plOdefrie price,
WM A. JENNINGS CO, Tailors,
elO lmi.. l3i Broa.iwa y, American uotal
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Excess IN favor OF lsi5 ...............---si'0-o a
The following j. comparative statement Of the
s..y. Coal trade fox the second week June ioF ine
-. l.ls l,,4 and ls45 taken from the Po'tsve 81,
-. Io,rnal Cana. Reading Riid
,..k ending 18th June lsi3.. 30 tons. 3 10 tons
18Th l.4f.. 20 9l4O
lsfj.... 57s5 9Qlgi
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1Oj FJLrON-SrREEr, where may be found .
and splendid assortment of French English end
American CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTIN0S,
which be made up order in style not 10 10 surpassed
IN the City
Our friends and the public nyoi to call and examine
our foods and prices before purchasing Terms CASH
my.l lsff FELT q STOCKBRfD0E-
SUMNER cOODS-At tl4e New FORK Gosh Tsilos.
- ing Establishment, 1877 Broadway, hoors below tho
Franklin House hne assortment Of Linen Drills, Single
Med Ca--mcrs, rich silks and Marsrilles Nestings viii
Of cn fancy Dress articles well worthy
h. attention 81 gentlemen requiring oulh iof the sum.
flei j. L. BDOTh CO
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TIE MYSTERY OF INIoUITY.

PASSAGE Or THE SECRET HISTORY OF
a AMERICAN POLITICS. Illustrated by view OF Ne
0nolll >ociefr-Ils wurk li created considerable
cieneni "a fhe Poauca wOrd For sie wholesale and
abby ". II. GRAHAM
lei7 >s Tribune Building Nassau s. opposite tie Para
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vAIuApT.E NEW ROCKS

L'OR THE COUNTING HOT >E.-THE NETWORK
L STATE REGISTER for 1916 containing lists of al.
Government state aud CRY Ofcer- Post Offices amt Post
MASTER. l- STATE Towns Population. &c. and the ni-
rof ttI af'- ~ he lafr Le-i-.s'g-r vol. - ~
LARGE MAP OF Long ISLAND. with The al aceui
OF New New Nors Jersey Connect cut &C. anil plans
Sew ork city. New Haven. Brooklyn and Williams
burlL -
Gud- BOOKS for The STATE and City OF New York. Cana
A. New England, Nagaru, Hudson River sni he Western
states
Thirty Miles around New Nora. showing Al the interest
inc pisces Of re-or near ili. city For see bv
iei7 L. ]. :. HnNiNS SIN nfce Fnlfnn street.
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of he NevvYork institute fOr Tie BnI he Chapel ~
- New-NorS University. Thursday evening. 9th INST
To commence O'Clock. Tickets p cents 10 De sd at the
ioor iel7 B.
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''S.''s o. Flour nom New York IN May lsi5 - ~ "
.s;Iessc in exports Jan lsi to juno lst l-4j 5is3O
= buffalo marSe, quiet but steady al 81 25 Sacs 20oO
-, Los kpos' On private terms At philsdephie
"" s $500 mixed brands al 81 .. Pennsylvania Corn
Hte. . Is AZ Cincinnati sales at the canal So 20
Ntosion, market unsettled Geuescr q Is At -
louis. choice brands So 10as3 IS Al Aexsndris
sansl Flour 81 - moderate demand Al Montreal
sotf well sustained and shipments large GcneSee sold
rs ls Receipts in four asy. 10 46l bhls .hinmcnts
sV2. Al Baltimore, Howard s:ree, ouic, n, :. n. :
..eceipis hcAt Cry Mills, 81 - dun Susopsbsnnsb
-. s. 50. Inspections Of the week $50 bbIs
ACevc.snd safes d. & : TAYLOR A, 81 IN. .Th,.-
e 81 81: star Nils at 81 % Al Rocbe..s-
NE H "a IS Total amount passed inspection 30 81
Ne. Al pitishurs. considerable speculative a.alinr -
Sesss high rs 81 = from wagon; - 50 nom .,orc -
ne 'silmcu,s show deficiency Of 3l.l66 btls. com
ced with last year.
GRAlN-wc notice nothing farther in Wheat Iss,
~e O,ncsco at lO6c for milling some negotiations
~ GONG on to-day. but were not concluded. Ia Rye
&C. taI like do.ng and but lille Offering. Sales soO
Co deid. Oats ere looking up. Northern an,
sd e. 81 q 39,c. Southern are worth Dd5lc. ana
~sy J2.c sales Of 800 bushels southern ON private
- 10 Corn note sales 1000 hushel. Northern al;
ssascre 1900 do Jersey nj s7c. and cargo OF leoo
Southern Yellow al l5c. measure, for the last
SAe' Il rather better. sales 2iDO bushels EaTley
-sSpposed on speculation. A, Alexandra yellow
ia Sta~c. White 36tc. Good red Wheat 90c.
.oeis sales fair quality Whcsi az state yellow
.>sSS'G2se. Al Buffalo 70o0 bushels Wheat sold al
.efV.. Al Chicago good winter Wheat brings s-c.
!. BOSTON Corn duh al 46di7c Yellow, 4ic White.
IN vsil..edtphis hghi receipts Wheat. Pa red CSC
!. ' ,Ao~ Com 45c. fs, 43c. Southern Oats 3lc.-
DMnmole receipts Whcs, hm.ted-in.er,or 10
I'D sss $3.50 Nas0c good 10 prime White 95dl00c Re.
sos Tass sd. White Corn S7d37.c. Yellow 39s
a. e., nye pc. Nd. Oats Is a27c o.. Al Cincinnati
uSsa1s Tor Wheat At 75c. Corn Sc
one M here is sl export demand Tut at retail
hcps IN msske, aid he who,c s,orS a.. ~, nro.
skss !, DEC 40 baes. About 10 bsles new have been
Tie su l, ior shipmen, from this port 70 Hamburg
~ New England looks well
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rouEERCiL AND MONEY MATTERS.

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TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.

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u who would iisrucunD-r themselves VI their s1p~t1-
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4 y INQUIRY

Inquiry into i.e views principles. services. and
inf OF the Leading Men il- ou-lnafon OF
mon. ard On the formation rni early administration Of The
present Government. by rhadieus Allen. Tn. rs number
o This WORK. which begins with an account OF the FIRST move
Of The Continental Congress and ends at the tine
hen General Wcsin.iol len Philadelphia N pursuance OF
hs Appointment commanier.i met OF the American
Army june IT'S. has usi been issued and . for sale bv
JANSEN BELL.
AGENTS for The Work m New-lork.
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