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JAMES NJ MILLER, Aaeuouevr.

DN JAMES ". MILLER, Hardware, Rea Estaaes
ID Issirr boots. >A,<-, No Liberty ~rv~s, q ~
junction with Maiden lane
TUESDAY. June 10Th,
AtlO. o'clock A. the store oi CHAMBERLAIN Oodhwens
No ~ PcsTstfe~l
ROOTS. SHOES AND bROoASS.-loo casss bo0eA
Shoes AID brOgans-
THURSDAY, June ia
Al 10. O'Clock Al Store os o. Lee, Knapp raeo,
No 10 JacOt-strecL
SOLE LEATHER-ssc s.acs hen.osA and oaA IanneA
Soc leailog tn other arIc.cs "a Tie lne
4ou Ay. corner " e4xrrslreet
Al so'cosA The Merchants EAehAnxv, WI " eoe1
under the ~ Iacus hoonson Master 10 Shsocsfy
al Thai House ami Lot knOwa ~ Broadway evfusf "
aSer stree iet orosa~sy esst - 'e~t u nesas
norh inches, esst 10 bet, ,Valn - tses iaeoes, 10
wesi To- '-sl "a place Os oeslnnlng
FRIDAY. June ~
10 o'coSk, ~ No. . Lso~r.y street
30 Pacl ! Lots OF fr.n inpJfied brminsham
ana snene JOD>. beng ennrc soss Of al lapVstsf,
consisting o. Table ana Pocset Cutlery, 6uietr snoe saa
Bread huVes lbbolsons OresNes All layof> fnss ban
DrsNng hnses fse. Cacsi and Trunk LocAs, >enlsr
Hcoks. tllnt-, Tea Trays ami Waters. Curly GONNA
lea Acic>, >a4cepans lna Il AMI euamcd, Wees ktsee
AMI Log Chalns. CaTulna Hoes. IafAs, Perys, VIZ
aud Van Watts paleui common Butts tsndiesicks
>uurcrs, German Silver, bnsnI ami lron Tea ad Lace
spoons, Tobacco SoNe Table BATE, anc, ood >cfsws
hound AMI >usgc bOlis, &C &c. Ca cred d lnouthA
tasO.ucs AID Goods ready tor examination three dsys
uSiure the sale.
lle AnOve stocA fresh Goods and In complete order
Every lot VIII be sold without reserve.
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!. Ill LOS Nm 81 is,sn-

SPRING anil CORNNALL.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON. Capt CHARLES Hal
.rE,D VIII leave de- Narren-sireei Pier every MONDAY
o'clock. a0l Iue- aV and Friday a O'Clock p VI. Return
ne vii leave Neg0nreh every Tuesday Morning Al half
lasf O'Clock. and every Wednesday and Saturday
o'clock. z. N.
Al Baggage. Packages or Parcels Bank Bills or Specie
ou o1 boar, fl- host without beng The book
-e pies. Il- must boo % Pho s 0f f.r hreoL
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Drp 0oo0s.
crTTzrNs ANN srRANGERs

CITIZENS AND STRANGERS
T. YOU WANT TO SAVE TWENTY PER CENT iN
I YOUR PURCHASE OF DRY GOODS, call % DINO
MAN IODINE cos. 30i Grand -, corner of Orchard
There yof viii mi 100 cases of NV art RIO II
GOODS. iu,i opened for he Spring aud lnner fraie.
Every STYLE OF Dress Goods. such Printed Lawns.
Giugmm Lawns. Mu,in-, Gingham-. Deailts. Came.non
silks Block and Blle-hack Silk, OF al. widths. Manthi
silks OF every quality, Efng ham STRIPE Silks. &c a..
sfa,Vis Ofevery DescupuOn-BacA Berage. J0orei aud
White Ground. Square and Long Berage Slawls; Black
and While Net rhavls, SIX Sha'ls, sc.
Cloths. Cashmere saiinetls and Nesing- Also large
stock OF summer stuff for BOYS AMI Alen-' wear
Also just received - cases and bales Of skpenny and
eght-penny Sheetngs and shrting. just from the Manu-
tlcuurrs.
Also few cases yard wide Cacoes, beautiful styles. for
one shilling yard. warranted fact c0ors.
DINGMAN. BODINE a co. One Price Store,
rs iL.- lnl Grand. cor. Orcnarl-.l. NeM.l OK.
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The stock of the Greenfield and Northampton
Railroad has been so nearly all taken that the corpora
non have called meeting of the stockholders 20 organ
re with the view of commencing laying ont and grading
b. rosd Immediately About $4,000 oi the capita
sock has been taken and tire remaining $4,000 has been
.edged TO the company soon they arc organized
us short TINA oncr by men who ave able io take D.
agm.elvcs IL necessary
The total Receipts of the Portland Railroad io.
be year ending MAY 81 were sl3l4oi H. The tofa.
sreraiiuIcs excluding interest were sjl,-22 -. The
asiei paid was sl7ll0 o. The net profits were
%aln &C. Ofthi- s5l5li have been paid in dividends.
Toe net earnings have been 2l0 per cent. Those o.
he preceding year were 63lOO per cent.
A, the meeting Of the Directors Of the Fitchbure
Railroad il WIS voted TO accept the report of their en-
rneers which recommended a connection with the Ner
mon, Central route through Montpelier 10 Burlington
The Report OF the financial condition of the Pro
violence and and Boston Railroad Is larerne, exhibiting
inei income Of sl17 $50 for the year past nearly ten
cent on the capital In last six months there has been
increase over same period of lsN OF Sld-6O ia ro-
ecFt and 3 9s in expense that the net Increase
Ss@
During the past year. under the new organic.
Ion Of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad the road
as' sesu reia!d with new iron q by in thickness
SUBSTANTIAL brick carhou-e has also been built li0 'a
q ensih by a. fcct The suporsuuciurc has been pa
2 thorough order and new cars have been prr-
'-lied Anew Engine built by fuckley q Dewey 5.
''H Oh the way from Albany. The number of "trip. B.
so' 10 be increased and the zine occupied IN ulnun
Ssn esscnep
10 receipts OF this Road for The month ending BIZ,
~ywerc sljl9 s. exceeding those OF TIE same period
81 esr S,JS s.. or about ljpcr cent increase.
The Fairfield County Ca BANK has declared
s'1end on the earnings OF the lasi TX months vi pc
"a, isyablo on demand
TIE Directors OF the Palmyra Branch Bank. Mis-
'sa have agreed 70 extend The previous loan 20 iA,
vie from $4,000 10 $4,000 Governor Edwards ha.
zen 'siins some OF the branches and the Band in
-''s eddcayonngt raise enough By loan 20 pay o Oh,
as'ssi on the state debt
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SIX Goops-NEw SPRING STYLES.


DECk. NICHOLSON a WRIGHT. Nos. 1879 Pearl and
Beav-r--fr.-i-. New orb, would respectfully invite
The attention OF Merchants visiting this city, their ssor
mont OF Slk and Fancy Goob. comprising IN part, VI
DRESS GOODS
Blrrge- and Baxorne- extra printed Jaconets ard satin
stripe Musu. comulete assortment VI Muslin de LANES
" styles and prices rich sam striped and embroidered
farafdn Muslin Dresses. CHneieon BrOcado ard satin
-frpel silks. SHAW L.
8roche Cashmere, Barge and full assortment ri Cane
.enu am Damask Slk >haws. nch Damask Mpacca und
sradua~haws neN and beautiful article together m
oa-k and col Ia Muslin De Lame Shawl- great variety
RIBBONS.
full assortment OF Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Of he new
Il aui richest STYLES. 4 complete assortment Of Iarea
md satin Ribbons. Al-O full assortment OF Millinery ir
ticef LACE>.
English and German Thread Lsces and Edgng- hgd Car
Lases. large assortment trimming Laees and Lace rag
ngs. SC. bLoNt>i -
on. ng OF KID, the he-t Manufacture biz and cord Slk
r. vuusn and Fei GlOyes will large assortment Of Fancy
Mas select assortment Of Fancy iiSis Linen Cambria
Hizf.. PONCE and Splalfeld Hdkis. together with
rest variety Of Par1s Cords, Gimps and Trimming, new
~ 80 Of which will De offered at the forrest o1rk pro
I3f fvfis-
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70. ~. NA>Gt, AASlOlesi.--,tvsv ~ 2 u,.ou.l
TOT >tHUI.u RI KNIT kE-IhIs DAY, IN

14ay al 40 Houston 81. the eutife taruafo
contained 10 the house composing PIER lsnesfer oassss,
Marble Top Genre Tables. ManOgany Cane Seal Chslfss
ARD Tables, Dining, lea anu br aAsss do, Manc LsnpA
China Vases bssels AID Ingram SsfpSts,
Auss Boos Cases Sofas CURTAINS, Bureaus Dfessns DO,
WorA stands Mahogany MssAsisnds, French bs>isss1s,
Nsp- do. Beds. Malasses AMI Bedding Oh Cloih. saf
Carpets Mating Rods. Hail Lamps, Co.'s NC iosstn~r win
In. Ni,.h.n kurnur,. ND lts
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PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION.

DY D. APPLETON l. co "a. Broadway -noii's
ID Latin and Greek Prose and Verse Coupos. on. and
-hrr classical works.
M-hetr- History of tae Roman Republic
Nic -et- Priest. Women en- Families
-.-m1uli. h sor, of Literature.
Caieredre's Literary Remains
G1.zlr. Complete History OF Civilization
Careg'- Translation nf Dalfe'- Poems.
Hseren'- -'prcl Researches
Arnn.d'- Sermons and VI -, lisne0us works
Arnold. Lectures on Modern History, with no'ss
Arr0'F- History of Rome.
Maclrauc'- tl.s.nrv OF ENGLAND
London. Ladies Country Companion.
Cariv - Life Of schiller
Waller Savage Lanf0r'- Co eced Works
fesys.' History III Philosophy
Whewels Elements OF Morality inciadin. Poliacs
Speaker. edited by Prof Sewrli with Amer. additions.
The Practical Cook hy Bres ion and Miller with additions.
Nearly Ready
1 Dictionary offhe Eng sh Ian s1iace By Alex RedAN
Nichrlef. y story Of France. PART . les ris
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Amusements.


POSITIVELY THE LAST CONCERTO
Ttu~s4v. f~uksy Sasrs. June Sih oth tnd IN OF
the SFRENADE b. Messrs Germon. >isnwoot, hsrins
ton. Pelham sni Warren. a. Farno's Opera House
Almsslnu - rruts
t7- For particulars small bills.
~ Rorrs and seats De- secured a. he Box Orce,
froun 10 4 " until ?. NJ
Doors onen a. 1--Corcerf commence AIS. o'cicch
An ekceni Police In attendance. preserve order under
IN. direction oforrer stevens esq
CASTLE cARDES.-Doors open 81 hn.fpssi s per
\ Iurusnc- % commence a. O'Clock FRIDAY
EVENING. june The perform tnce Will commence Win
an Ooe-ll, O.errre. Naval Hcrnppe 7. {. Parsoe.
A Comic Medley song NJ Collins Promenade ara N
-iriurn-.l C0r--r- hr Hi win thea give hs Come
Lrcriv and Drol Table TAX To conclude VIII he ul-
surpassed display of elegance Nerve Equilibrium, srl ~
oe-by i1..,ei execution q tie rgti Rope, By hERk
CLINE who will reoeal bis eecinfying and magnificent
M-anornho.s The pubic : most respectfully uioTin,i
hai the book J. now open ior Season >uoscnocrs 20
rCITIAN'> NE>I >.-Owing 70 ihe great success and
L still ilcreasn. oplisriy OF III n;sginceni painting
VIII for eNhhlul the Gallery. Ne 40 Broadway,
Opposite fsersssl until aer the IN july. The press
without exception. srists ccs and connolsseirs a. oos
upon Of he greatest works Of arr unsurpassed N
color and resemblance Of perfectly formed WOMAN open
during me day aa1 evening. Admission > cents; season
ID Sef- cent. 3 lvisr
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Cdrpetinq.
CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, g.

CARPETING, OIL CLOTHS, e..
FAMILIES m want OF CARPETING, or any article To- ths
L ln. are respectfully invited 70 cal and examine one %
re most extensive snd bees. a-sOTfments Of bkI S>kLS
rHREE-PLf. NgRAlS. and all other styles Of CARPET
sc OIL CLOTHS, JG- ~ that i 10 BE- found n ti.
CIV TIE -aur- stock new, ard ecie1 for he sprnl
de- from Tire celebrated maIuiacinres OF t- countrs
nd Europe. In TIE assortment many Splendid pattern
nf new sfve- OF color. winch are NOT % BE- found an,
Ir store Purchasers may b. assured that they VIII mo
re- prices urcl ilan a any similar establishment 10
i- fy.
y B.-Al experienced Uphoserer VIII attend he hllns
md syng o. Oh Cl0i making Carpets &C. nj he slol 60
1tt.re ". II. OUION> New Store.
MIS- Fronting n6 Fat Broadway and u Digision-st
&VCTION CARPET-.--GEO r. :. HYATT, -
n Broadway corner OF AlhOnyst las recently received
rom a1c0ns srgr assortment Of Ingram Carpets. rangnL
prce from 70 slnln-s per yard, such usually sol
rom Do ,hIug- Also beautiful Assortment OF Brl,
.-i- py Venetian Carpets; O C.0s, NsttnZs sian
Go1s Hearth Rugs, &c al 81 winch are tor a al SINAI pro-
- for CASH. N.Y. IN
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THE MO,r DELIGHTFUL OF ALLEN.

L tlk>lON>t sal. across IN, Hudson River 10 HOBO.
MEN snd then walk Ia the ELl>iAN FIELDS. along th,
exceedingly beautiful AMI picturesque shores vi the place
will prove the easily accomplished and attractive OF MI
RURAL EXCL R>iONS that De made from he Cry.
Tie Grounds presents charming aspect. the trees being
~ leaf and the soil covered with ri-h turf Tlr walks
excellent order having been aerably embeii-hed tn
present spring Tie Fern Boats from Barclay. Cana and
Chusiopier-;rcets completely fted up with awning
and Ngn Boats from Hcbosen Ia BaTclsv-.ree
natal % O'clock. Ferrs Hl cents myiu fmuaisT
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THE ALLEGHANIAN.

nEyOTED TO SCIENCE. LETTERS AND THE
~ ARTS. No III, 20 be issued saturday the I'll inst
Jflce IL ~prlce-strecf.
CONTENTS.
Origin o. tie Devil on Long Island. By T. U. :.
The Allegiance D. lecf by i. j. II. NJ
GA the Foo,i.iness OF Flute Playing. by Ouondam
b1ifei Genius.
TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SAVERS
National song. hy {. r. H.
Royal Reunion n Paris.
An-o-ladiau Words. 80 :. b. II. X. schoolcraM
Auuf Making Poetry, J. l. II. NJ
The Grape Gathering.
Literature supennduced upon Indian Mythology by IT,
K. :
The Ney Opera
Huber, iAe hlO.olce.ist
Drama l-j PTS
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Markets. Carefully rsYolisa To- The Tribune.
hWEsDAY Junc @
SABSs-lie market is steady ant % isir demand e,
- l9l oo,h kinds The safes aro 900 to 2Jl hhs st
--a ~ 20 700 Dol. Pear. ai - 0O and occa.iong
'~@s col The Receipts To-day are about 300 hn.-
WrION.-ihe -acs to.5ny hive been 20 i.ir ,yi..rf
-'-ains To poo bales Holder, continue io inUnia.
-~aess ana prices poid are very iul h-hcr ufc. .
- i'o To-Day man could have been obtained p~ur &.
+ iee''p' oi me Ncst,ru's accounts. The transae.
rs arr noer.y AL ior shpmerts
flour aND MEAL. The B.. s,. ,..,....... o..
? Flour and the market generally IS f,Vy as well h.
sierday us n.t pegha,. quite, 40 ,,., IN l.,, ,
amen brands tftnc-ee at 6 -Da- it ,,.. ,.....,,,
2 g. is frequently obtained io- .u,,h ,,.,r
e1seu and ONO are i5i So with ssies of .Ol ban
- rouni hoop. and now and lhcn a l,. III ~, nt..
70 A sale of2OO barrel, MEDINA Nli-~ a.. ,,i -.
~ Tie quantity arriving IS not large Troy M. ,,,
'e With lfie or none here. Scratched ly..f,,,, 7.
.t'l and dun 40 o0Gi l>i With some sales h.iov
i 'yrc fnc m'odlms- We guo'e h-' a3.5 n.l.
o ll2l 03 - ship SUITS iJd2 lj sale. SOM,
.|sj50aSt2 ~. F0r Ohio. ,H Ncw.Orl,ans. M.
Ne sefns.ns very dull. w;h snia. sale. comma-
-NN asl 81 : ass and fancy 90 u-.- llr market
,etlcrn descriptions j. oull and 500 or 800 barrel.
>.,tY"n have been SOD. 10 4 ~ We G3.,f George
~ Aeysndne Richmond Country. braniywmc @c
s.T ~. S'rc.ehf brands Richmond would bring
=, leie salc 81 80 Aa.l aauc.s Georgetown No-
80 ~. No Richmond Cify IN market, nom rA
H. Rye ilourraifn sales 10 90 20 hh's is 3 nl Do
81 4ne demand b. hight Jersey Meal = duh ~ = 81 f.
Vss hrendswuo SGT hli. u g. Bag Meal is
srets, and rather dull Oh Meal snaii =. pnly and
80 40 cents D cWt Western ship SfnHs are
s "ih sales iwo or three car-ocs. st Glove.
Ass leifci City Mills sod a. e shade undcf.f o..
80. oas'Is were considerably below the views of
a ~, ~. AZ Boston Geucsee dun az 1J0 3 o. south
ss.i all al ", al To-. A. Philadelphia .mal
a. 4 Ppns brands at 81 At Cincinnati sales 3 60
gg.s.s AT - Louis market dull a. OF d3 -. CITY
las Al Albany 1900 barrel. Cenesce .od A. So
1cesI eeslpts OF Flour and Wheat af tidc water
'is"'ng d nevgstion are as follows:
az Flour Wheat
lstt '''-.--.-..- 5a bbls ..... 1O.1Oi bush.
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on SATURDAY.
N. w. of Minrhe,Icr'- Edifinr.
JUST PUBLISHED.

'THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS, by LOT War
L burton. Esd vols limo beautifully printed ~ lsrg-
clear iype on the paper Price esch = cents Forming No
X ana MI OF The Library OF Choice Reading.
Nr Nar5urons oooS l. very lively ant : most agets-
bly, written" Examiner
We snow no volume. furnishing pirer entertainment
better calculated 10 mp ideas o past goe-, and
he present aspects OF & people lands OF ihe al
iracuse ~ -i0a OF The word" lCouu journal
or rrc-u- bous- of Eastern Travel. NJ Warbarfons j.
br far fe .es- lie whites le poet aud 1rr- and ihpr
genera feeling OF b9n.1nr 10 every h.l. he avs that
lrssr- BIS wurs truly trllsl-fl-" Wcsslv Chronicle
Published and ior sale by WILEY g. PUTNAM.
hrnffuerw
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Books.
HURRAH FOR MRS MARGARET CAUDlE ?
PuhIi.hrd Thi. Mnrninx.


DY T. WINCHESTER. y Am STREET. sri sol ~
ID al h- Boosore- Price ons = cents. complete MRS
CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURE w FRO Illustrated ..
les. This BOOK eHich vii b. speedily devouret By
every irhabsn 81 h porulous >I'e Of MAfrinony 81
f ~ Information 20 ~ Young ~ both who
enpa,r becoming ua,lrazed citizens OF TIA. famous and
happy D community.
Ih- Edition printed on srgr type s1 contains al the
Tfc-e- winch have vet pu-ar- RI Punch beng sif
TEEN - ALL puy % cents FOR ,h, capI4 School
Boos Who woai spen. q'csyun-
on SATURDAY.
NJ. M. of Ninche>tcr'- Edition.
TRANSLATED 81 HERBERT OF THE WANDER
4 1876 JEW This number contain, EIGHT NEW
CHAPTERS. benz .ro MOI q ~ - nan any other FL
r.r THF CHOLERA TiIE CHOLERA. with al it.
terrible -cer- v.itv lcpc-fc. and ihe deaths of
known character, ttAe. pacc u i most exciting rlm
boz. PRICE CENTS
n Pres another beng the iolrihl edition % TIE FIRST
VOLUME. prce 81 cents. II sells Ike wiidnre
Is FEW DAYS. TRAVELS u SWEDEN, BY the
Countess Hahn Hahn. Prce J.. Cent. Al Cheap BooS-
for -aie wholesale. by :. WINCHESTER
ies lfs - Anr--tfe-t
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s,THAu ENGINE AND SCREW. FOR

- ~ALt-A scronl.hant iu or > horse ENGINE and
pair b, uch SCREWS with brass boxes for -ale low. Az
ply tne Novelty Wors- foot of lil street, Pa, River
fci 3feHlf
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.

Prl1nlsc g9ur bauiu f1ctufef and thy uut eEcei'
EF-SENDEN 1 HALE, CouMIssio~ MERcHASTs, for
L the sale OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES, No g
Pine street, ~ stairs, Newly ors. .....,.,,.
WM ". FEsSENDFS,
rfvra sfa.glni.t DAVID 4. HALE.
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MARK II NEWMAN

DUBLlSliER BOOKSELLER, srATlONER. SC. $500
i BrolIway, Ccw-Nork
SCHOOL and CLASSICAL BOOKS.-Consianty ODD
hand and quantities. school and Classical Books, from
those necessary e ia The fret primary classes, O th1s,
Used !l lc ml-t advanced classes IN Academies and Coz
eyes.
Country Merchants and others wishing 10 purchase Books
would do well 'o call an examine fAc Assortment
Constantly ON hand general assortment Of lHEOLO6l-
CAL ana MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, embracing every
Lass OF Books suitable for public and private Linrarts
which are offered al the very lowest prices.
MARK N \FMAlAN prulity1V.
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NEM ANu srLENuIu uoouS

4 THE NEN-iOkh tASH LAILOhl.>o ESTAb-
= II LisnAitNI, ioi Broadway tiuec dovrs Uesow ~
House Tue .scrbcrs RECEIVING, dlfsc1
lIlc European Markets., s-.l and
yics oi cThINu oOODs, adspsed Vf ociiielsus ssf,
Ncntrs prepared ~ lis"'
puOnc "h L4ulf Spfns oarincus al vcfy uivdcfss0
yrc-s Our sOcA %. Fancy ouod, rci UoS ssssct
ii agrns Tue ana London cnsh
thereby caO,s Us ~ oder Ie rcivsl ost dss.fsbAo
Jalrrs vi every once DcoIsing To seul4onxis wsfd-
VOe, a. slcn pnces VIII cOviee the nk
and VIA our cus.olscrs ln a iui pafuaA
Iunt unparalleled LOW rhI E,-nVt tsxins psafva1
n drnlucners nccessar iltae'ed W cfsdii be
clr.c puicaaty VOsers-d nlng orders No W.
ia.ion IN pfccs. mol }. L. bUUIn 4 CO
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TIE increase Of tonnage compared with lasi year i.
over 100 per cen, and Of receipts 90 per cent
The Reading Railroad is now receiving more neon
,sr week than any other road in the United states III
s,sne.s for June j. estimated 1900 tons. but
the Directors believe that the amount will be exceed
4 The business Of Muy exceeded the estmaes -evc.
nthousand tons. The competition between The Raj
red and schuykl Canal have reduced the rates Of toll
Gu he latter work 20 about 20 cts per ton giving an n
zone Of about $1,000 per week, the Canal Co have been
gieayorng Tor some weeks TO make arrangement hy
rhch a more equal division Of the business might be
-lde The Road we understand has refused a over
sres The Cana has been for the last two weeks of'rn
alow coal 20 go free. guarantee freight az 20 cents ie
sua rate being 20 cents and tow vessels from iho
s,tsylkl TO the Delaware without charge. The coal
oasns on the Canal is what is usually called the gray
s,a coal In the face OF This excessive competition tio
Railroad Co have advanced the rate OF toll Do CT. pc
rn. TO take effect upon the Isl July and Wi probably
n.kes farther advance ON the si Aug Of - cts moro
blowing int ihe Director at any rate have the fullest
confidence in the ability OF the Road TO secure the hu
nes. Of the coal region
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- lortabic ShaNih- 7 h~c>-ihe subscriber. frr
ius perfected and finished vsuefy OF The above oyer H.
ihe complete yet invented -r.tah l III
ants c The travelling pubic. containing a thar rrres.s
i0- the toilet with ie addition of The lsaiic Iabis s:-eg
for sharpening AID keeping Raxcrs ~ ne perfect o.
der. g. SAL NDtR> son
Icf 1rs ~ broadway. opposite HOwar-'s Hofll.
~ summer Styles, GeniicWen'. Iiafs.-BlND
r0fne- Pine AID Aasssl--i reef--Ile Summer SYKES 10
HATS. comprising DE Nirous and aIr-i n5er-s, ready
examination sale al the csf adj sicf Pine
Nassau slree' The subscriber socs an Inspection oi Zee
same by sclucNel '. llse and fashion
my-l Inns BIRD, cor f.ae AID Nassags.s.
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No tO.b ~ LION-sI nEEI, ~Acr. may found .
Anew ano sl.intd a-sofliA.ut o riru,i, EnsAsa and
AMERICAN ILOIus, CA,siSiEhtS and sLoIiNOs,
tie Ciy
Ous reuds and the public invited TO call and examine
,ur soods und prces DcsVfc pifeaslD Teams, ASH
tls = 81 FELL u sIDJhohIDUk
i,'OH ~ uttEH WEAH-A afsr assor,li.ut LsSfr
Dcrvi ,uuliivf Com Tweed ann Linen tosis, ia W.
lOus lew -tylcs Tor ready iado al l,i Bfvadway
x5lslm NM. A. JENNISOs 4 90.
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Wm. 4. JENNINGS 4 co.

WRAPPERS AND rAILoh>. Importers Of Fancy Dreos
- Arucrs. Ac., III broadway, American Hole.
capt uA,n usually extensive
Fashionable Ooous ior sprng and su4Iner
Jf-i. AM CO.Oed trucn ad ku.- Slvlls LxssS-
ami lesunss great Nsresy I~e-, CsslLcfs<lav
winch VIII be made up 10 order al prccs wlucn cxaas1
al TO tee appreciated
In addition usual assortment OF Goods kept BY III
.raie, nave hand slyi.s kes4y Iusdo
,prng Oyercoas, frocas and Orsays WIN grssi vafvsy
% Fancy Dress afucc-. miLl
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boston Aurtlon Sales.

10y TIP. 4 d. RICH, S. and ~ Brcsd-suss, Bes-
DON. IN NEDSE>pAl, June H.
oUOr> SHOES ami pnUoANS-Ssve ases Boots Sboo
and bro.aas
SEMlA<NuAL SALE
ON WEpNE>DAh, JAY II
BOOTS, SHOES, bAOuANs aud hAfS-2,oW easee
Boots, prUs ami has, COMPOSING nosl vsus
AND bs- seece assortment VI oOods OF te and ever
oicrrd al auction. myiS
livery the catalogue viii be sold without reserve
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WORKS By DR. ALoNzo POTTER, D. D.

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To assist in the selection OF useful works.
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POLITICAL ECONOMY Its Objects, Use. and Pm
cples
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Lieber on Property and Labor-addiion. by Or. Potter
For sale by j. SMITH HOMANS
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~ DEN-COrrer OF Broadway and Ann street, NOldsy
June %. and through the week.
SPLENDID PERFORNtN CEs every evening =.
O'clock and "Wednesday and saturday slernoons a. half
past
" The Manager = pleased 10 s famous and
original hENfJ ChN MIN>rRELS, ne best band OF Eth
opsns IN America Also engaged. GREAT WESTERN
e uueqlaed deneaior 81 Yankee character and genera
LOW COMEDIAN. Also. MASTER WOOD. long ard
fvonh'y known is talented Dancer Mr. BARTLETT
Zoe sable Our b I'll. Mr.. PETE MORRIS comic Vocal.
..'. Mr. NHirLOCk. he hesi Banjo PLAYER and Negro
Neirlf-t in America Ms. WESTERN. Ms ApAfR.
Ia PETITE CARLINE. YANKEE COURr>itlP, COM
fC MELANGE. Nc. GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
from he Garden the op OF The Museum. every evening
anl Wednesday ana SATURDAY afternoons. WAN Flo
f-PrS Xr Admission - cents ie2