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COAL.-Thcre Is "A fair demand iof Foreign ana We
notice sales of $50 tons Liverpool, Pcmbcrtons at
at 81 p cash $50 do small Camel, :, and 400 do
Coarse Newcastle to arrive indirect s. mos.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The receipts are 10 moter-
extent and have before noticed, an unusually
large proportion does not pass inspection The demand
only fair and the market rather easier Tor the buyer
excepting perhaps ior good brands Genesee ahoat
which plenty. Receivers generally ask 10 but
some parcels have been bought NJ %. \ sale Of o.
wcgo Empire was made a, 4 %. We note sale OF
Michigan out of store 50 and 500 barrels Troy at
6g New. Orleans l. dull. and nominal at i3l q ~
Scratched Western Is plenty and dull at BIZ In South
crn sorts we hear of nothing dong The receipts OF
Flour down the Hudson from the opening OF navigation
10 June l;th are 305 3a5 bblT against 800 GA time
lsii-an increase last year OF 2o2ol bbs. There
has also been IN increase from Southern ports and from
New Orleans compared with last year the latter very
large. ENpors, from Isl 70 I'm June
Wheat Flour. lcbl2 bhls
FI~H-nrv Cod are plenty and dull, with an accuinu-
laing stock: 200O quinns sold al - 5o;A2 OF. The
sales beside are 200 hbl,. No Nackcrc al I'll 90 100
do No > $40 IS; South No 3 are scarce and wanted
and 600 hi bhs Conn, cticu Shad At =. 80 for No
l. and 75Q>i =. for No southern Shsd are plenty,
and almost without demand.
FRUIT-We notice small sales OF Bunch Ras.ns al
s. -
CRAVING notice nothing farther doing in Wheat
Rye j. in small supply. but dull About coo bushels sold
AZ about previous rates and lsOO do Pennsy wanna
terms we did not learn Oats 20 36t cts for North
and not hri. Ia Corn there Is not inucn dons-ihe
supplies light. Sales 2uOV bushels southern W ME
Al ~ cts weight delivered 1000 do Jersey at a. !.
cts weight delivered and 500 do Northern al 4 cts.
Export. from lsiio 18th June,
Corn. 100 bushels
WIHSKN-Thc market for bhls has settled a; n cts
al which 30 good Western were sold to-day.
GROCERlES-(For Three Days.l-The market fof
Nuscovado sugar very heavy and prices OF midcn-
10 lair qualities shdc lower prime very scarce ana
IN ,air request The sales include invoice OF 3i hX
Brown Havana for export, ON private terms 100 hhds
Porto CO. 81 81 cts. cash short price 30 DO 20 the
trade q ~ 100 - Croix ,d>; 10 New Orleans. y
g and 800 bis Brown Havana -0 - mos The mar
kci for Coffee duh. and - effect sales 10 any extent
reduction would have be submitted TO. The
tons include 1900 bags Brazil AZ o. :. cents so La
sCeyrA II al. 100 Java. Q 20 Sumstra o. mos, and
80 - Domingo -. cash For Moasses the market
iinues depressed, and prices OF common qualities
Hinc lower and prime less active than Tor time
past we notice sales OF 30 hhds PRIME Cuba al .
=, cents - do Tor export equal to n long price -
New IBERIA 80 and 2OO hhds and bbs New Oresus o.
limos
Exports " Produce from Harana from January l. lsi5
sugar, Coffee Molssses
boxes. arrohes hhd-
To Us I'm 9th to 3o,h May inc AGO - -
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THIS DAy PURITSurD.

CHOPPERS NEW NOVEL, >ArANSTOE, OR THE
- LiTrLEPACE MANUSCRIPTS. \ Tale Ut The Colony By
j. FENIMORE COOPER, Author Of Miles Walhngiord, The
Spy, vols Price - cents Paper covers handsomely
bound. price II.
The Publishers take pleasure in presenting 10 the Pub
lie fns last effort Of the ivOrie American Novelist and they
doubt but that saausoe will be found 10 De Of
he best of that Authors productions Published and for sale
by BURGESS, STRlSGER Co
Inla .fls y BrnAINag. conner Ann-sf.
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Books.
IN PRESS,

EssAYs on HUMAN RIGHTS AND THEIR POLL
Il Teal GUARANTEES. By ELlsEA P. HrsLBvr.
Counsellor q Law u the Civ OF NewY0rk in The month OF
Juv In nea i.Eo volume rs se-erAl chapters discuss
The blowing topic.
l. THr O7fsf> OF HrYl~ RigHrs
n. THg TsU1 FUNCTION oF GovEsNNE>r
Ill THr C1NsrITrrfo~ oF GovEsNNfNTs
wv Cc>srrrvrioSAL LIMITATIONS ASO PEoHsirfoSs
II. TIE ELECTIVE FR,>cHisE,
VII RfsHTs ENsNAri>s FRoN TIE SENTIMENTS ANp
AFFECTIONS.
VIII THE RIsHrs % WOMAN
TX THr FfsHr 90 PgoPESrT AID ITS MoRAL REL,-
Tons.
X INr.Llacry,L PROPERTY.
TIE WORK vii be- prlicc or ar arCe type and sod a.
REAL. % 8 cents per copy. GREELEY a McELRArH.
IL. Irlnlre RuilInr. y L
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WM w SHIRLEY, Agctioneer
DN n. r.. Wll.lNRD.-THlS DAY, Thur

ID dav) June 18th 10 oclocs At the sale. noom No Isl
Broadway, q large OF and second hand
Furniture from families and city makers also. ~ new and
second hand Piano rories Rosewood aud Mahogany. Que
.ge elegant massive high post Bessead, cost SIS two
sncv store Awnings. Sofas. Chairs, Bedsiesd- Bureaus
Secretaries Rocsers, Nurse Chsif tosss, tspe's Ac
49, lot second hand sricles Solar and other Lsmrs.
Plated and Gaze Baskets. Cutlery Britannia Ware.
g. lria its
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SCHENCX'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
NOTCE-rhe Office for the sale fhis valuable Medicine
has been removed from i9i No Court,snd street
P. : bESx1As OF 70. Cogr-aadtsueet Is no lonkef =
Agent for Toe GENUINE Schencks Pulmoaie Syrup s7 ~
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u AND NtlttE >ALDDN. go tr4lr street, corner ui
Brlaaway.-Ile undersigned respectfully informs The gen
dong business m the lower par of the CIV and par
.icllary those ls immediate ne-hoOfhOOd. thai ~
opened saloon the above place for their accOmmoca
ton. Nc expense shall be spared 90 make bis place des
ac one. both ofslper0r and cleanliness u
cooking H. also the er-s desire MS
with the creates variety and The bes quality OF article. thai
the market Affords he j. auNou. % receive call that De-
may have an opportunity 10 exhibit hs eNefons 70 gsss
IT, SIMON GREEN.
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~ TO the Public.-Ai the late Fair

~ TO the Pubc.-Ai the late Fair OF the American
institute. the Subscriber received a-ger medal fora sptc
men Of bis TIN PLATED LEAD PIPE, which be offers io
he public Al the price al which he common Lead Pipe
sold. Scientific nave uni ersa.ly agreed that Leac
Pipes, used for domestic purposes, are not only peuoca
but highly dangerous. plating with TIN renders them safe
sweet and free from all tecton. Aside from the plating
hr unders med arrats his Pipes equal 10 any uanuiactur
81 IN the world. discerning public VA not ia 10 d-crn
mate between Pipes manufactured by me, and other manu-
'ectlrers of common Leaf Pipe.
n,v2i imis. RORrRT w LOWRFR. 22i W~si--f
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Garpetlng.
,ARpETING. OIL CLOTHS, 1


FAMILIES N want OF CARPETING, or any article In he
i line are respectfully invited to call and examine one Of
tie most extensive and best as-orfmens Of BIZ ssELS,
THREE-PLY INGRAM, and all other styles ~ CARPET
INC, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS le that Is 10 be found IN 'he
CIV The entire stock new, and selected for the Spring
the celebrated manufactures OF ms country
Europe In the splendid psfierns
AID new styles of coors which not 10 be found a any
other store Purchasers may be assured that they viii md
prices much lower Than q, any similar establishment IN
ite City. 49,
NB-An experienced UpioIsterer will attend tic hting
and laying Of Oh Cloths making Carpets &c at the shortest
notice. w. H. OllOSo Ne" Store,
m2As Fronting on 81 Ess, Broadway and u Dyisionst
CHEAPEST CARPET EsTABLlsHMENr
y ~ THE UNITED STATES, No, % Bowery.-Ak'
DERsOS DOBBs have just received splendid ssso!t-
nent OF superior English Carpetng ordered expressly eor
Cts and will BE- sold Is cent lower than any othT
ssrab!l shment. Also, jnst received
znl4s yards Common Carpeting AT 80. per yard.
$500 do do Fine from H. to 5s per yard
$4,000 do do superhne, d. TO Is do
Three-Ply Carpet, es. do
Floor On. Cloths, a. do
~ Canton Mailing 10 3D. DO
ANDERSON DOBBS, ~ Bowsry,
;e6 owls the nrst establishment above Hes.efst
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oee Ne wh-ch bess HAIR Restorative IS applied Al the
s4y; H. ffsl Avenue. Nesiork Denoi IS Broad.
n pa eePot @Nls-sL, Philadelphia, 4. Locusl.sL
A@ 'eeienee glyen a. " Us success lel4 lwis-
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WATCHES.

WAICHkS
NOTICE-SAMUEL W BENEDICT, having dissolved
= Y partnership with Mr. ; Hammond. n1s taken a new
store Al No. Wsife-t, where he Will continue the busl-
selling and repairing tine chrouometer and duplex
Watches Clocks Jewery, and Silver Ware lie has made
arrangement with Mr CorcT, who foreman IN the
firm Tor the last three years thai all chrOnomeier and
duplex Watches requiring work viii have Il put IN
egl 10 the Original tie has also made Arrangement
with Mr. T. T. Cooper, Of London, 90 keep constantly
hand a.-Ormea, of his fsi quality Watches NJ u.
}elch O las been with for the asl years, viii give
aiieuii % he Jewe.ry Department myll 3ia~l-u
DR.. BODINIER,
I ATELi HOUSE - RECON 10 ile Hospitals Of Paris.
- Doctor in Medicine and Doctor I Surgery 40 he tac-
y ofPar- Laurea ths Practical School 20 said Faculty
Honorary Member Of tie Anatomical Society, Member Of
l Psral Medical socefy and of that VI Newl Cor
responding Member Of the National Institute a. Washing
Ton. &C. &c. viii give daily AZ No so Broadway,
FREE CON>I LTATiOSS
% poor people afflicted with surgical Diseases Hours Of
sendancr from 10 O'Clock P. VI. on Mondays. Wednes
las and Fridays. for sea--- OF the Eyes and e LGr
Tuesdays. for >lrgica. Diseases m general
THURSDAYS. for Diseases peculiar 10 toaalet
rP For private attendance both Medical and surgioai
Diseases apply Dr. Boin.er- private Office Al No. 81
Prince--treei r- block West OF Broadway eli 2seois
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~ COTTON & co. Auction ssi Commission Me-.
rhsr,. NJ ms PaI,,,n street. and 81 Ann srves-Lh.
era advances made On eonssnmens, All prompt rsafns
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MONK LEWIS REVIVED.

lust PTLISHEED-THE MONK \ ROMANCE. By
- Mathew G.. Lewis. This j. Of the most thrilling
Novels ia print f OF excitement from beginning 10 end
Price = cents.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BURGESS. STRINGER co.
iel9 2'is -, Broadway. corner Ann-sf.
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The Morris Canal Enlargement will, we under
stand, be ready for operation during the rsi week Of
July Every thing is going very fayoraby and il u
confidently believed DISAPPOINTMENT viii occur some
Of the sections already finished and have been hed
with water Mr. Tyler il the ground and pushing
n atters forward with all his weliknown energy.
The export Of Cotton Goods from this port from
lf 20 Eth June were l7j- pkgs.
Money is becoming more abundant and the large
houses in the street are anxious discount their own pa
per Al ; per Large lots Of money, in one case
100000 have been loaned fo long time q per cent
The extent Of Canal exports at Buffalo during The
FIST two weeks Of June Of A few commodities a.
l. I-....
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial and Money Mater zee Last PdSe)
wvpSvsr.v "

There is still no activity in the stock market and
both bulls and bears appear afraid 70 operate At the
close the inarke, had rrm appearance.
Ia foreign bills there is little or nothing doing
Sterling Q, aol Francs 27ia2 got; Amsterdam 30,
a3al Hamburg 35i a35i Bremen Ut G7si
The Long Island Bank has taken measures for
continuing bushes under the free Banking Act The
present charter VIII expire on the lst Of July
Low fares seem to have operated iayorably on the
Norwich and Worcester Railroad business The receipts
FOR the fret TWO weeks in June show Is per cent increase
over lac, year when the fares were higher
Receipts weeks in June l-i5 .----.-.--ol =
=
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NEW AND SPLENDID GOODS

TIE NV iUKN TaSTt I HTTOFINU ESTNb'
n LisHMESr, IS7 Broadway, three doors below Tho
Franklin House The subscribers receiving. direct
from European Markets the latest and most fashionable
styles OF SPRING GOODS adapted cenilemens wear,
with which they prepared To furnish s' customers and
The public, with her Spring Garments al very moderate
prices Our stock Fancy Goods very rich being seiecs
I'd by our agents from the Paris and London cash
thereby enabling offer the richest and desirable
patterns of every article belonging geniemans ward
robe AZ such prices will the scepca that
do AMI VIII furnish custom with full OF partial
outf At unparalleled LOW rRICEs-no, taxng psIrons
with the denQcncle necessarily attached Ia The credit bu
.ine-s street punctuay we'd In ling orders No do
Walton IN prices imisl !. &. BOOTH co.
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ASIiES-The market is without change and not vcry
active The sales are some 200 bbls Pots SIT am
lO0t $50 bbls Pearls at lss The receipts mode
rate.
Exnort from II IN 9Th limo
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uFrNIrEn ,r,rEs pI.PEN.A rnRY.
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Wood Bachc', United states speusaory-ne,s edi-
-.0l. Tor saie By HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE.
el4v 2i6 Pta-l-st
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AUCTION CARPETs..-GEO. T.. 5. HYATT, -
n Broadway corner Of Anhonyst has recently received
rom auctions large Of Ingram Carpets ranging
IN price from 70 sngs per yard, such are usual soId
rom to 3 .n.ngs Also beautiful assortment " brus-
e- ply and Venetian Carpets; On Clous, hstungs s'es
Rods .arn ugs all VI which for sale Of small pro-
~ Gr CASH myL 2Hs'
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WISCONSIN, GEOGRAPHICAL AND TOPO-
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION or WISCONSIN.
with brief Sketch OF - History Geology. Nneralogv.
soil Productions Government. &c. &c accompanied hv
sectional Map. exhibiting The township and snges for
.a.e bv HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE 20 Pearls ielsv
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CASH rAILoRING EsTABLIsHMENT,

Mo. los EULrON-STKEEr, where may he found .
new aud splendid oi French, English and
American CLOTHS CAsslMERES and vESriN0S,
which wall be made up order style not 10 be surpasscd
IA the City.
Our friends and the public invited to call and examine
our goods and prices before purchasing Terms, CASH
mvll i,u FELT s STOtkBRIDOE
SUMNER GOOD~-At the New iork Cash Tailor-
- ing Establishment, 1877 Broadway doors below The
Franklin House hne assortment Of Linen Drills Single
ed Ca--imers rich silks and Msrsces Ve.fngs, wiihs
general assortment OF rch fancy Dress articles, well worthy
The attention OF gentlemen requiring onht for Tie sum
DELI lwi-b J. L. BOoIh ".
lrOR SUMMER WEAR--A large assortment Csshs
l. Ineret Summer Cloth, Tweed AMI Linen Goats, IN ~
nous new styles for sale ready made at 81 Broadway
rny2S slim. VIM 4. JENNINGS 10.
NAVY BLUE NlERINO Just received and will b
1 made up order usual moderate prices
WM I. JENNINGS co. Tsilors,
i.l0 Inns. 81 Broadway. American Hotsl
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a. A HOUSE WASTED-To Teachers and rsr.
&: wishing 70 give up hoo.e .repnix.A m.,s's
aged lady wishes 10 nre hoo-e FURNISHED % psnY
furnished located IN pleasant sborhood, with The Priv
ege " taking few select boadrrs who respect The sstoa
would take the boarding department q sfico N Nsw
iofs or H. vicinity. line addressed 70 Mddeag~ LAZY
stng nam. AMI residence w1sre Interview may ~ Ad
n, al the Office u The Tribune wil meet viii mmsdsN
attention. y-.y
-. IN @THY RE-IDENCE-Ai Plrrmoot Koci-
"a: land County, a miles from the City N SewfWA-A
- splendid story frame house, filed In with breka ~
,o.ns are most beautifully situated having splendid wsler
prospect and other scenery IN sew well aid OUT WIN ~
sinds Of fruit and fruit u-es-conisns about Acfes-sms-
very beathy-easy Of secsss nefe beng Hesmo1s
s0 day, fare only "a PrneiRa par, Of ins pon 49,
nofey can remain on morssge FOR par'cn AZ, sPPyo
a. PRIVATE sALE.-yausb.r Lr..e-Lola pro-
e. perry on The T. corner Of2is stree, and ghih Ave-
nue The lease Ia. covenant. for three reuewss W
y ,e ei wv A J. BLEEcKEk, Bro.ds. ne~ Wall
~ FOR sALE-The thre~-sio,y BRICK HOUSE aad
e LOT NO. l7e Seventh street, IN feel rents for sseo per
5 bysT " Apply % NC '~ ~ Z X. LupLSWI co.
Jels Aaw2wis Corner Of Exchange and Brosd-ss.
~: CHEAP LOTS on the oth and lob Avenue,
Aof Ell LUDLOW co.
jsl9 Aaw2wis y Broed.s-
:s%sf sSITnI sS !. 1:s G s:ss:
u Tmr...y, june Ish~Lessiag iOot q Hsnne1ds . =
Sclock A. NJ foot OF Canal o. 0cock foot OF asfss&
E. r. soc.ock, and Pier No ~ 4 v SeiocH Aner ~.
~ t~ Fishing Banks passengers WI BE- landed 81 Tcn
I,l,on Ard an hur allowed them 10 vlsst his extensive
or,,scaon cow open % the inspection Of TIE pubic through
lie cuf-.y o; the officer charge here Fare ~ ccnu tor
- ssc,,.,an Hail and lines ~ he hal On board.
Regular days Tor ,ir shove roesd., r~r'dsys
eIsis A. H. sHuLTZ. eor. Duane -n5 we.i-.sre~'A
,~.IlA klBBkk (LOIH.-W- .snd .
VI India Rubber 10th, pain and ngursd,
dsms-k paers warranted the best article m the niAfkes
r,.iue,d prces D-ae.s ms sTc.e. All Garage
r,mn~rs WI. 40 well TO cali and examine s.ocx esose
,,rcaasng They WI. and TIA. continue o se Cheap.
Aso Corrugated SuspenGess warranted entirely froe iron
a. phur by he cass, dozen single pau, cheap
Warehouse Of the Newark ~ J. lr1is Rubber Factory,
g Maiden Lane, New.Yosk.
lslAsus bCICd1NsVS kVHyVve
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-
q Box oase open from An ua=l ?. NJ wssre
\rIBIO.> c>RDEN.-Doors open a. : o'cock- Per.
. ' torrance. commence =, g
THURSDAY EVENING. June ish Fourth sppeNanse
10 Ame~ca of Mr. ROBERTS Fourth Appearance o' M
ACROBAT FAMILY. rh- performance % commence VIZ
A1,s-s Orrrfire n Lsrrrr. Afrr Nl-h le te'r Com
civ ofONr HOUR OR THE CARNIVAL BALL In ne
course 81 The piece The Ffa Ouaires. by ne Corps dc
Baei To be- followed by The Performance ~ a- AZ hv-
BAT FAMILY To concilie " M ltrsi Time us season.
The favorie sierp.ece OF Mr. AND MRS. WHITE
CASTLE GARDEN.-Doors open a. hSl.pas 5, Der
Y fornsnce 10 commence al clock THU R>pAf I'VE
MING June ID he performance with the grand Overture 10
he Queen OF Cyphere AMER which. series N Animated
Tabeaux renfrsertins m, Nrhf Attack OF ihc Ctzbrsn
Pirates >ong by Nj Denui.on .Msdsle T. Desfdins
WI dance Ia Poaccs hongro' g. Me snge Dance o.
different countries BY Mss Cohen and Pa kN,ravsssn
hy {. T. Parsoe Pie Nc Galopsie by iAe cal Band
BuHo Dance C. T Parsoe m the Overture Bscchus lhy
csrei Pas De Danse Ni.sge,s. Miss Cohen. Over
'ure % Der Fre.shaiE Aamrance , cents.
CONCERT AND EXHIBITION BY PUPILS
Y az ne Newly ORR institute ioi NE nd IN tS apr4 ~
he Neyv-NrrS University Thursday evening. 9h INST
q commence O'CLOCK. Tickets > cents To Be hal a. he
loon iel7 81
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR
n DES. Corner OF Broadway and Ann streets. rot
DAYS ONLY Wednesday. THURSDAY Friday and >sisr-
d1 Sb IIaS 81 T. PgsRFaoAycgs every evening
800 . .a4 weassday n saturday aernoon. al bali
pssi %.
All inproper persons viii BE- cxcsded al al times and IN
der All circumstances; especially females OF Known bal ~
pufai0n
The lakes great pleasure IN announcing NJ en-
gaaemeuf with HARREWANkAf, celebrated NEW
LELAND CHIEF from the BAY % l>icp>-the Only
specimen ~ hs peculiar people ever seen IN America tie
WILL be visible from O'Clock IN the morning OH 10 IN NE
evening. ~
The Manager has engaged for few dsss. N hNok,
NOUS CONGRATULATIONS WRITER AND
DRAJGhr>MAN. together with the following isisn.,H
company OF performers. The Original and Genuine Mn
rUCkY MlN>TREL> Mr. u. :. BEAVERS. the Blind
Fiddler whose limitations The Violin Unecualei.-
GREAT WESTERN Mrs. WESTERN, Miss ADAR.
Mr. CONONER. Comic Noca.lsts. MASTER WOOD.
IA PETITE CARLINE, Mr.. WHlrLOCk, MIR BART
FIT the sable Or Bull &c WAN FIGURES. Gen.
Tom Thumbs COnr sur. Queen Nicioriss State RODE Nc
&c. GRAND COMIC MCNOLCGlE. POLhA DANCE,
-. Admission > cents Children under 10 years ~
cent. jel6
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Export from 1T 10 18th June
iots.-.- -bpl---JS-'
fesi4s --------------- -----------. dds DC
COTTON.-The msrket continues very firm and there
is good demand for shipment Spinners are not buy
ug much The sales to-day 1860 bales al full prices
QuoTATIoNs Upland q Florida. Mobile s. v Orls
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N-IRIO.> GNRDEN.-poer. - a -. Y.


Z ID he NcwN or Insil'ue ioT NE Bind IN NJ tlntI q
he NeS-NcfS University. Thursday evening, ifh INST
T. commence a. ococA Tickets > cents, 10 Dc hal Al he
door. lels -
MERICAN MIsElM AND AEKlAL GAR.
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,

I Owe AND DUTY, by the Author Of Two Old Mems
IL Tales Mount Sorel," &c, price > cents
JIG It's +. FERRET & Co, Philadelphia
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rrrrrAMs,S ANNuAL REGISTER.

DRICF >EIENTY.FlNE CENTS.-The Nrw-York An.
uusl Rr.ter FOR the y-ar % our Lord 54' containing
r r,anar Cgi ard li.ca Lisf with Polrca >tafi>i-
ca ami information respecting M >tf or Ne"-i orr
.nl 81. r-l.-ei >a,e- By EiwIn Williams
Ready for delivery thi- morning.
i-l+ TURNER 4 HAYDEN. ". - Jonr-s-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-02-20

MRS. pEcK's CHRISTMAS PUDDING.
"It's all over" she said, "and Christ
mas must 60 by without its pudding!
What will come oft, Lord knowsl-
Once break through a religious rule,
and who knows the consequence
There was your poor father and me:
every day in our lives, as sure as it
came round, we made point TO have
picked streak, pork and pea-pudding,
the same as at our nuptials: but one
year, somehow or another, We missed
and in less than week after he was
called away" a
"And Why, NANNY asked little
Jack, /" why did'ntyo dietoo, then -
The widow, doubtless, would have
answered this artless question, but, un-
fortunately she was seized with such a
violent fit of coughing as almost took
away her breath At last she recover
ed, rather suddenly, and assumed the
attitude of listener.
aHush there's somebody tapping at
the doort''
The children immediately rushed to
the latch, and let in tall thin man,
with black clothes and green spectacles,
with an umbrella in one hand and red
book in the other. A glance at the
breast of his coat confirmed the wild
owls worst fears; an inkhorn, with a
pen in it, was dangling from one of
the button holes.
Gifts rates ortaxes," she said, "you
must seize at once--for hav'nt al
farthing."
The man in black made no answer,
but kept prying through his green glas-
SEES at the circle of young faces, and at
length fixed upon Dick.