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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-01-25
4 wHIG ADMINISTRATIONS.

FRANCES GEoRe.-It is with unfeigned pleasure that
enabled to lay before readers the following digest
Of the report Of the committee appointed investigate the
condition Of the State debt and of the treasury Of Georgia
Well may the Wing administration, under which such
heahu of affairs has been brought about point this
report with feelings Of unminglcd qualification and the
which presents to the condition that the State finances
in under the previous administration It appears that
only has the total Of interest all her indebted
with arrcarages, been paid but the committee
the suggestion made by his Excccncy, and recommend
ADOPTION Of paying at the interest due for the year
her bonds The treasury has the money! its circulation
would help the country and, above ALL it would show TO the
world what every Georgian feels that the State able to pay
her debts, and is willing and ready to do
The payments Of the public debt for the past
year have been follows;
To Reid, Irving & Co, principal. $50, 900 90
interest %, 1926 n
March nsament Of interest Bank Of Augusta $50 80
Interest on Federal bonds for 1914. 49, sol 90
Amcaragcs Of interest for 1913 ........ l6,4Ol so
Making. .............. .Sl42,Sl6 OF
Ar carefully correcting the report of the previous year.
the committee state the
Actual public debt, LIST January, 1874 $40, l3s 73
Bonds paid for work and money obtained
hypothecation IA, orr 90
Making ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, ,2l0 10
Deduct payment to Reid, Irving e. Co. $1,000 90
Leaves, ......t,. ............... 81 $3.50, 2l0 10
debt actually cxng and to this to be added the bonds in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-There is hut Little activity in
,osr today and the upward tendency i checked
.e.se orders IN market for the East and far
ace csmand but buyers generally decline operating s
,'stnt prces The receipts this wees have increased
anefsb.y but sui not very large. lot of luNp
80 sood Genesee. 10 arrive next week was offered al
-, - w'inou, finding buyers. Gencsec we quote 70,
40 Tor good common brands; Michigan and Ohio
.<,qi - Tor common and better than common. The
20 grades rather plentiful and IN moderate dc
- tine Middlnss 7JQ4c0 Niddlings 3OO03 l2i
1911. OoQ2 50. Scratched Western is worth
.-s.t ~. snd i plenty OF Orleans We note small
~ St0i 62i and fancy Al - Fancy Western
bSesnon % % 50 with lair demand. sale Of >Ol
a. s- round. Castles Gallagher swim, wss made
i,o..'i HE Southern descriptions are hrm and 10
Cos,,.sue inquiry. Georgetown Rrandywiue, Richmond
&c are IS ~. with sales 10 go hols Bran
Sc a, ~ ~ aud 500 DO Alexandria Philsdelphls
IA ~; Tor al but an inferior loi Of Phisdeiphis a.
st, '3S -Four Is 90 ana In moderate demand Jcr
N M. and Quiet Brandy wine SGT in bbls II Is
s, sses 80 10 200 hhds al II IS. and 100 bbls al
sal0 pn store ship stutis IN bulk in fair demand ~
eta 80 Meal ssu1 cts OIL Cake Meal = d9s
ia a, ansnsio' Flour was ~. without much do
'S'sa0' Nv bis Premium Mills a. 90 Al
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Reducing the Wheat % Tour there j. b -T1ss esce-,
Doe Tie receipts a. toe water equal Cd p - ns n l-i
over l-4f OF The receipts fOs This year 5t'-t2 be.
Flour and - $40 bushels Naeo rame ln az Albany the
rest az Wca Troy and Waterford.
PLAsTER-Easicrn Is quoted ~ - on the spot and 9
30 delivered up the River The arrivals pre- not laT-'
and 'he market j. steady The sales are about 1000 ion
40 that rair
GRAIN-Wc notice a farther sale of 1900 bushels
Wheat Gcnesee a. l0oc for milling In Rye there u DO
thing dong and huf little offering Lasi sale 49, c. o. d.
Nothing doing IN Barley nominal prce ~ cents D.-
are looking up. Canal quoted a. 5it 80 cent?
southern are worth 80 cents. in Corn We np'e se- Or
@DlJ 20 300 bushels Southern Yellow az ~ cent? inft-
3OOO DO White AZ - cents weight aud 1000 do North RS
~ = cents measure The market j. duh Al Io.efo
1000 bushels Delphi and Losanspor Wheat sold ~ 81
for O-wceO Al Buffalo saIe- 1900 bushels Chicago
pan ~ -1 cent? out Of store Com q cents 81 Dswl
20 4GpO bushels Racine Wheat -old a. sl cent? - Phi
adc.pha Wheat IN better demand. sales Penney -
yania Red ~ 9O09j cents Southern Yellow % cent.
southern Oai, - cents 81 Baltimore Mary and Red
Wheat o. %. Pennsylvania Red ~ Whi'e Corn az y
ago. Yellow llc. ~ Richmond Com iO,.
LA1H.-The ARTICLES in good demand at s. 80, cash.
and sales " 900 " made al that rate.
WIIlSKY-1he market il without much activity.
sales 100 bb- have been made Al 81 cent? for common
Drudge j. dull at Il cts
HAY-Thc market is not well supplied but the de
nand il limited The range Of priccss a. before quoted
80 n - cents the latter Tor prime lots for City trade
Sales 400 bales az 80 CT.
Oll-ln Whale we hear Of nothing doing. The NOR.
ket b. nomnay A. 80. 33t cts sperm with nothing DO
Ing worthy of note ola - cis. Lard Oh j. steady with
moderate sales az 50 60 cts cash Nothing dong III
Lnsccd American o. cts for the best Al - Louis
Lnseed was = 90cts Lard SGT Al Boston the
market very dull The folowingis a corrected state
mcni Of Imports Of sperm and Whale OIL and Whale.
bone into the United state. from Jan u June Lists
compared with the Imports Of the same months ia l-4i
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rCTION CAKPETs.--GEO. +. s HYATT, -
coNANr,s PATENT YEAST.

ACCORDING 10 the old maxim, "a Bread Is the staff of
n nfer But 10 is certain that GOOD HtsLrHfuL BREAD
,vrFT LIGHT and DIcEsrtHLE, by no means easily Oh
nne and myrads persons obliged to wander along
without that essential staff.
Chemical science and research never expended for
more necessary end useful purpose Than IN the discovery OF
tie material which should promptly and certainly produce
good Bread rss great desderam has been obtained b,
he skin and patience of Mr. Conant Of Lowell who has as
ccrtanod the ingredients requisite for The procuring Of super
excellent Bread quickly the flour can be kneaed and
baked Il Is demonsirshe that by Inc old slow process OF
vnous trenta on much OF the nutritious portion 81 ~,
four T. extracted: but by the application OF tONaNIs
PATENT EAST instantaneous. ehervescence directly io
lows and all the saccharne properties OF the meal are re-
aimed thus securing the entire nourshmeni when he hour
naturally includes.
Sold wholesale and retail by
NJ p MUsSEY, Clinton Hall, cor Beekmln and Nassau
GAsSsER 4 YOUNG, ~ Chahala-st.
CHESTER briggs, 6sl Broadway.
JOHN H. BROWN BROTHERS. 85 and 81 Broad-st
STAPLES 4 FORD, 1872 Bowery
:. N.ALBRO 323 BOwery. cor BOndst
T. A ; HOPE. - Chambers-st
DOMINICk & DRUMMOND, 40 Greenwichst
SAMUEL KIP, io5 Broadway.
Also by the principal GrOcers IN general. leJ lsu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

JAMES NJ MILLER. Aaciionser.
10y JAMES VI. MILLER, hni~are hea Estass.
ID Lee her Boots Shoes al NJ. Liberty sfssS ~
JUNCTION with Maiden Lane
FRIDAY June ~
Al 10 o'cocN. a. Ne. Llher-y-sireet
80 Packages and Lots OF Fresh Imported Birmingham
ana >heiteG GOODS. bcnx enre s:ocS 81 an Importer,
consisting OF Table and Poke, Cutler Butcher shos and
Srad hnvc I5botsons Gresves AMI Syofs fAes, Butch
.r Drasn Knives Plate. Chest and Trunk Locss ssn,es
Hooks, Fhnts Tea Trays and Waters, Curry Sone~
Tea Kettles. Saucepans tuned anu ensned, Vice. itace
md Lo. Chains. Carolina Hoes, C.srks, Perrys, W.T.
.ou and Van Warts patent common Butts Csndlssckh
>nuners German Silver. Britannia ami Iron Tea AMI Table
SPOONS Tobacco Boxes Table Bats. james Wood Screws
Round aud square Bots. &c. Ons credit Of montha
taaoguc, and Goods rcsdY Tor eNainaalon tHfc~ dAys
leiore the sale.
The above stock are fresh Goods and In complete order
Every lot Nil Be sold without reserve.
10y JAMES VI. MlLLEk.-WEDNEsDA July
- 10Th. isth Trade sale OF Para and Manufactured IN
Ola RUBBER SHOES. IN New-lorx, a. The Store OF
Messrs Bishop Besien, No u Golis,re oosc paArs
Manufactured India Rubber Shoes consisting OF I'll
he es and kinds. VIZ.
Mems ard Women's Sheet Rubber Over Shoes
Sheet Rubber and Goth Strapped Over Shccs
FINISHED Para Shoes
NJ.
Women. Fured and Lined Boots and Shcss
Caloon. bound Ofecians
Manufactured BgsAins
Sheet Rubber Sandals
Dealers from abroad are invited attend this sse Terms
II sac Will BE- under ~ cash. under 500 months undsv
500 o months, over sleo months Je7 uyie
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vokla TIE cr--eea, and he Cross by warsur.


TEE FARMERS AND EMlGRANT> GUIDE BOON.
L .. APPLETON a. co have l-f published Tie AlNNl-
Frs And EMIGRANr> HAND BOOK beng Gal.
and comp e-e Guide for r Farmer and The Er- an COM
rising me clearing o Forest and Prairie Land Gtrtenn-
Farming generally, Farrery, Cooking The Prevention ana
Cure u seaes. with Copols Instructions Table Rec pes
r Hints. adapted % every cis of Country Residents hy
Josiah + Marshall vol. lno. Illustrated 81 paper cover
81 cents.
Th. 0re Of he useful books We ever II
contains every of lf1rm1'on necfng The
man farm from the first purchase and clearing Of The
and % The most uuue details Of Agriculture AMI Manage
grant Farmer Boston Morn. Post
" The management ~ farm in az , details a. 20 IN
the general interests end personal comforts NJ Mar
sra - volume VII be- found of opuence and health
lcs fo all who learn - principles and who practice -
re-. TIE EiEranf Societies oud confer peculiar 1ene
upon person. Do going 20 he West by giving them
L. Hlni Book LLeL5 .u.l IConr. Enenlrrr
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Books.
rurs Oayr puRr.rsurD

NO - OF THE LIBRARY OF CHOICE READING
Containing Lectures on fte DAMN Literature Of The
4se ~ 2. rn1efh Bv Wlhsm h1rirt vol PIT Are-
-r4n edition beautifully ur large Gear tyQe - -
- There j. no -slr- iu Pc retrospect of ne lsi lew
wears. more imrurtlnl ard more delightful han Ire steady
frl-s lr improved tls;r literature. ant born
-1-a ali Consequence of s. fl- works 90 " imam
Hirf. which heretofore have BEN duly Appreciated only
r few r1T having ample Justice lorc lefl lf ne
rfnr - Il reference 'l . present WORK, TIE Ediruf.
Rs.ev e'ocuen'y observes " Mr. Hlrlr possesses orr
lrt e quality 20 els' 1i pc 'ce winch Dr. las chosen ii
,l-. or whose rxceruc.r. De- chiefly dvels I'll relish
-.- -r h-sufies keen. That while To- describes thel
M pleasures lch they mplrf become almost palpale f0
- sense fui seem. scarcely u rlrr io el-f ani
.--r.r 1u rheIr nfcflred srcers Published and for
..,.bv WILEY a PUTNAM l6l Broadway.
LATELY PUBLISHED.
n. l. d -.4-.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'5 CLOTHING
vi GEORGE I. GREEN, 40 Chaiiamsifeet, corner u
Pear-Wlll keep Constantly on hand ~ LII and CON.
PLETE ASSORTMENT Of MEMS, BOYS and chill
OKENS CLOcHlSG, of all descriptions, male 10 ths
aosr FsaoSAbLE STYLE 10 which he would moot respect
iy attention of those want. As he has mAds
arrangements to receive Cloths Casspsy tsrags, &c.
every packet and las secured he services o eApersncso
Cutters tvs pledges himself 10 give perfect ssusscuon u su
who may purchase
NB-G1msais nude o,d<r at D< saort<a sos,os al
nth Hrit Punctualkl MI lau
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

1T THE NEW YORK CASH TAILORING ESTAb'
"A LIsHMEST, ls7 Broadway, tree doors bsow ihs
FRANKLIN House. Tie subscribers receiving direct
the European Markets. the latest and mos; fashionable
OF SPRING GOODS, adapted for GeBlcmens woef,
NTH winch they prepared furnish tr customers and
lie public, with their spnnx Garments al very modeFss
prices Our Fancy Goods very rich, beng select
by agents from the PARIS and London for CASH
thereby enabling offer the richest and most desirable
patterns every article belonging 10 genenans ward.
robe such prices viii convince the moot scepuca uAS
do and viii furnish customers with fll or partial
ufht al unparalleled LOW PkICEo-Dot taxing cur pslroue
Nth the denqusucIe necessarily attached TO tho credit tu
.ness strict puncluay observed IN hng orders No do
yiatlOn ln prices. mlsI j. T. bOOlh W
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EDUCATION


DEV r. T. HUDDART> CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERClAL BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL IL our
-r.i-treel between University Place and riih Avenue
Thus Establishment, which has .atey been remov ed ron
HOson-fret, now prepared for he reception oi an II
10 render a complete, well arranged school of boys i
as been built presy for The purpose Intended, under u
r.cion OfOne tie first architects IN ihe city, and MI
Hlddar las much satisfaction IN presenting 10 ms Friends
AIT Public. Institution Which every requisite Tor M
accommodation. convenience and comiOr Of lEs pupils =
.0 1ed and such a. he experience Oi many years las s1-
s'e-i. TIE situation =. perhaps Tie most elgo.e "Acl
o have been selected FOR he purpose regards teai
and facility OF Al tie advantages Of The best n
.frciors and Professors asazoe " lie The dement's Oi
country rsdenc. gained by tie outdoor athletic rAefcl
- = ich can be en Owed tie spsclogs Playground
Further information 10 course Of study, ana Oier par
lcar- interesting parents, may Dc obtained on appLcaoh
~ Mr.. Hlfiart q li, re- dence N iih street
BTbe number oil Day Scholars and Day Boarders be-
n.ed yacArces VIII be filed as they occur. There
a. preseu some l lie Day School and several b.
H boarding Sctoo both paTtmen- beng entirely cistnc
rom each other.
TERMS.-For Boarders 500 per annum without accom-
2snenrs; Day Bosrters 80 per quarter; Day scholars
30 per quarter. mtzl SEi- h"Sr>
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THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS
And Magnetic Fluid.

nR 4. H. CRlSrlE respectfully informs The American
~ public that be has ately arrived from England Tor M
purpose ofinrOducng this country, the novel application
ani-n discovered by his brother, Prof Her.
nan Crste of London October asi The discovery has
received the universal appreciation Of the medical profession
Of Great Britain who have pronounced Il among the
important Of modern scientific inventions The Patent Gal
yASIc RINcs found a. the purposes for
machines are used, bat without any OF the injurious
SHOCKS which always accompany the application by thess
Instruments, and 10 many other respects are more sale ana
certain In accomplishing the desired object
The Gslyarc rings have now been several months before
he English public and the universal reputation they have
acquired sufficient evidence Of heir extraordinary power
n prevention ard cure the diseases for which hey are
recommended They have been used with perfect success
al VI Rheumatism, GOui, Tic Dolereux sics hrso
che Indigestion Paralysis, sun Jolns Genera, DeO.liy
Deficiency Of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous pso,urrs
The Gavane power which hey possess i gradual s' CON
.ianf aud the beneficial effects they produce upon s ~
EN- must witnessed be believed. The Cs-ysnc hhes
are In every way perfectly harmless, and are SOD al prcs
be within the reach OF al DESTROYS Of testing tnrr eic4ey
CRIsTIEs MAGNETIC FLUID u always useo ~ con ~,
lection viii lle Oaganic Kngs 10 proaor uen n'yc el
nf so and az direct the Gslvsnc influence TO lIe par
ocular portions which are aiecied a., - 49, ....,
DR. Crsi. warns The American pgDc fOil he Oeslrhlng
IA beware OF spurious limitations Ine ony Agency az pre-
.arf i, The limited States - al ~ FILiOSsIKEETa
s drs from Broadway IN This cry and rom TIE secret
o,oce. by which the metals prepared 70 be rendered
n- end Efficient, az limitations must be entirely devoid
of any g.lvaric effect yes WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

GEMS FROM THE BOHEMIAN GIRL, arranged for
NJ me Piano Forte. Seven iavore pieces for ~ cents
Eleven of LOVERS SONGS for - CENTS
Nine Favorlfc POLKAS for ~ cents
MUSIC or THE ETHIOPIAN >ERENADER>-Nne
>0ug and -ef Of Co for - cenisust published and
lr sale wholesale and RETAIL a. W. r. GRAHAM Cheap
Literature Depot. Tribune Buildings. opposite lie Park
Just published THE >MJ GGLER. by q. 7. r. JAMES,
ESQ author Of Arrah Nell, Rose D'Albrei, SC.
-lBIL. OR TIE Two NATIONS by B. D'lsraei. ESQ an
hor Of Conng-hy For sale wholesale and RETAIL by
WIN H. GRAHAM, Tribune Budinss.
els Opposite the PARK
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S. K J. WALLlN,
- = rfntfFL 49,.

SUCCESSORS To @. C HOWE. inform their friends and
- the public that they have NOT REMOVED, but con
unue the WATCH AND JEWELRi BUSINESS al q,
old stand lf8 Chatham street. where iney Keep constantly
1 hand large and dch assortment Of fashionable Jewe.ry
WATCHES. SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARlI
GLE, a. he lowest possible Price.
; J. w have secured the services Of one OF the bes
Waich-Maker- from Liverpool app isr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-13

,..x.,e Of a notorious siven'urer and alas down
n Dc sdyerf.se- counterfeit Of GoJRaJps SOAP al
rer. ~no pe,sernber Dr. g. -o'cnnlv warn. you That o
.,fprce ,.scbs Bed. Bug Poison could scarcely prove
.os -. han nj. vile aiiou Oi is remarkable SOAP
sS,s.ss,S-Is POUDREs sUBTiLEs are es.ebfaiea ~,
60JkAeD..,- r0wsr- IN eradicatng superflOl- hlma
t<f rfPls"-, : Jordan Mis-sf Boston. Carleton A
~ 49, "a Chs-nut-.l Philadelphia Pierce, Albany
% Bull. Troy
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Brighton Markct-MoSpAy. June 9, lsis

At Market $50 Beef Cattle 10 pairs Of Working oxen.
zoo sheep. and rs swine.
PRlcTS-BeCf Clttic-Prces have declined from lasi
week and we reduce our quotations VIA few extra
- 20 81 firsi quality - 50dS5 IS second quality :
= q 3 50 third 81 - s.
HOrkirg Orln--No sales noticed.
Nisep-Smal lots from 81 5od>2 50
>rigc-Dull lot Of old Hogs ~ and i.c, and LOT
AZ 81 and &C. At retail from q 10 sc.
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GENTLEMEN,s SUMMER HATS, ls4s.


rs old customers and strangers 90 h- eegeni stock OF sea
onahe Hats usi finished up The highest style of arr ana
4 the best materials, and which combining the requis,,
qualities Of article, such beauty C. form, A-hiues>
elasticity and ouratily-so wei hnown IA those o. us
nauulscturc-sul continue unrivaled Panama Hafs Ac
>o on band handsome assortment OF Mems and ouihs
renaias LegoFns Siraws &c o. moderate prices oriers
>olelco iol any descIpion " Ha WON lel Us
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WIG. .CNLP, AND mAIR.CTTTING f..

w IABLl>HME NI.-Pcf-uls wishing % purchase
Nigs, Soaps, Ladies Hat Niss can either ind them on
hand. have them made % measure ~ NE very best style,
az short notice. by WILLIAM DIBBLEE,
.bjl tlse I'll Broadway, opposite ile Park.
y BHair-C liiing attended io by Dinblee himself, VITO
B.. M attendance al times - Japoulca JIce Tor cleans
nE head and mosenng the bar, beng vel known %
As customers u = useless menuou except for
-ers who Will md az h. store a. above leu lwls'
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THE ALLEGHANIAN, NO. 4.
Two BE ISSUED on sArJ RDAY, June II. from he
i Office. II Spruce a.
Contents
ORfGIN,L. Some account OF POlhpels Island
Greenwood Cemetery.
The W .-dom VI Togchsione
The Mound Builders OF North America.
Voice from Young AAeghan.
Anglo Indian Words and Phases.
Tie Loving Unioved
Great AntAe chan Eeetln..
New Literature.
Music and the Drama
SELECTED. -ponr aud Mcnde-sohn.
SATURDAY y -it AZ sea
Nscelfny r'c etc etc l.ll PTS
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Pine and Nassau-siTtets-Ihe summer styles OF
HATS comprising the and latest patterns, are ready
examination and sale al the esia sien corner Pne sc
Nassau The subscriber .ocis inspection OF he
BY gentlemen of taste and fashion.
my.i Inns BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau-s.s-
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AShhs.-Ihe market Is quiet and the sales only e
emitted extent Pearls GO Pots IS. The receipt.
eo.s Pots and few pearls At R,islo Pot and Pear
Ashes continue TO move forward freely The receipt.
70 dsie are lsVV caskr against 1900 last season coaa
ne imports 70 August lsi3 and are within airacton o.
ls42 aud l-4l-
COTTON.-1he demand has no, been lsr... ., ss,, 81;
consequence OF ~ being steamer day The market i
very trn Nnd there l. quite a speculative ,',, -.
A
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THE NEWCOMER.

T'HE NEW-iORKER-A Sem-Nonihly Periodical.
i quaro u. of eight pagc--egoied 10 Religion with
>ecarianism; Temperance IN IL hroaies aspects and
Polite Literature. The Rev Charles H. Ewing, Rev. :.
o. Burchari Rev. John Downing, Rev James Floy, John
v Stone ESQ Rev Prof Joseph HOdrch, James @. VI Adj
im ESQ Russell T. Trail W. D. and number Of other dis
l.led writers have been engaged The specimen num-
Of the Newly orker viii De ssued Tomorrow Morning
Ilne H. br WILLIAMS & CO.-JOHN T. MAYO. ESQ
rffor IT,
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WATCHES.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETAILED AT
VI WHOLESALE PRICES, by J. 7. WILLlsTON,
Dealer In Watches, No. Cortandtsree corner Broadway
up stairs.
Al Watches sold al this establishment WARRANTED 10 be
such As represented or the money REFUNDED
second Hand Watches taken IN exchange, bought for
cash
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry REPAIRED in the best
n amer at the lowest prices. my5 lm.s-
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Oswego 1000 hhls Empire Mills sold al = "a =. At
Albany n-in,e lofs Gencsee were - AZ Philadelphia
mixed ..i,p'g brands %. and dull ~ Baltimore small
.sies Howard Il ~ - At Zane-yie. Flour was -
A. Richmond Z 50a o2i. The receipts Of Flo4r and
Wheat a. ude for the trst Week IN June fol
lows. 10 l-ff
Flour ........-... 81 - bis - ~ hbs
Wheat ........... Or bush Zg2l0 hush.
The gross receipts u Flour and Wheat since The open
ine OF uavig ai on are 80 follows
Flour Wheat
f-fI .......... 1851 bbs q 49, bush.
l-H .......... i-f AS 1892
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-r,Itp ,IU,lRa fCF CREAM SALOON AN

'T'HE NIHNNKA IVt NF't'I HAIVVN AND
L CONFECTIONERY. $50 B'oadway-In addition %
being he gnirceni and extensive establishment
uf the and lu the city, b, the ONLY oSE where hr lee
Creams are made tllr.Y oi pure cream Any one sccp
-4 ou fh.. paint may easily satisfy themselves by com
Qlr-on Families anu parr- supplied a. usual, also with
rch plain cream. received twice day from Orange Co.
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LADIES CATER BOOTS,

Iiu article OF all le fashionable STYLES az 10 and
aul order a. ID fo - -hlngs. equal 10 any n
e CRY ParuculIr attention PAID t0 measure 10 ensure
handsome tLi White and black satin slippers of the nr,
ar hope by strict attention o business fO merit cOnrnu-
anon Of their iuvor-. : b. MILLER, lf1 anal Il.
IlII Iaff |nf f-IIu lr.t =
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Il DrN Corner ~ kruaiNly Anu Am .ItreN "'"~asf
june I'll. and through the week
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening 81 :
ociocs sni Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons al hall
pas J.
~ The Manager pleased 20 announce he famous snd
on gina KENTUCKY NlN>TREL> the best band OF Eth
op ans ia Americs Also engaged. GREAT WESTERN
the uuecuact de- neaor OF Yankee character ami genera
LOW COMEDIAN. Also. MASTER WOOD. long and
frorshy Known A. talented Dancer MR. BARTLETT.
he sable OLs BAIL MR. PETE MORRIS, comic Noca.'
- Mr. WHITLOCk, the besi Banjo Player and \egrU
Neio!i.f In America Mrs. WESTERN, Mss ADAlR
Ia PETITE CARLlNE. YANKEE COZ Rr>HlP, COM
IL NFLANGF ~ GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION
rom he Garden on the top OF the Museum every evening
ari "Wednesday and SATURDAY afternoons. WAN RIO
I-prS - Admission = cents ie.
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OF THE MOST OBSTINATE NATURE, posi-
p,ss by the use Of DR. fELls Gous,vps Ae9ysI,,e
cscYs or ~ - s.sk See certificates Of cures o p and
srosfw 49,, Beware OF base counier;cts-