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i vol, quarto, London, 1874. Just imported
hom London, Gone copy only by
ALSO,
Pritchard on Bar Harbor, vol, quarto, London,
1874.
Hutchnson's Practical Draining of Land, / VOL,
ondon, lS44.
Thorough Draining on a Dead Level-By John
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Chapman's Practical Mneralogy.
Dunn on the Coal Trade, vol. Newcastle, Eng
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Hawker on Shooting aud Fire Arms.
Sir Howard Douglass Naval Gunnery.
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Hahe's System of The World, translated from the
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Wams's Geodesy
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PATENT OFFICE, Feb. 81, lS45.
ON the petition of James Bogardus, of New York,
" praying for the extension of patent granted to
aid Bogardus for Improvement in the Universal mill
or seven years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place the 18th day of January, 1876.
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on the first Monday in May next, at
IL o'clock, NJ; and all persons notified to appear
land show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonian, printed at Washington; the Sun, printed
at Baltimore; the Keystone and Sentinel, printed at
Philadelphia the Journal of Commerce, printed at
New York, and the Times, printed at Boston,
week for three successive weeks previous to the first
Monday in May next
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents.
P. s. Editors of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Office with pa
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w. CRAWFORD SHUBRICK,
NEEDLES.

OF the celebrated manufacture Of J. HEMMlNG
~ g. SON, imported by Richard Richards, dealer
in combs stay bindings, sewing silks, pearl buttons,
steel pens spool cotton, fancy goods &c, Is! Maid
en- Lane, New York
N. b. To obtain the genuine of these needles, OBJ
serve the name K. Richards on the tuck label.
March 10-Im
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John q. Adams,
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Wm. II. Harrison,
DE Witt Clinton,
Joel r.. Poinsett,
Martin Van Buren,
Henry Clay,
Tbos, VI. Benton,
Levi Woodbury.,
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oPKING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN 10 " :
TIME subscriber, owing to the great demand for the
Il new beautiful bat introduced by him in this city
the lsl instant has been daily adding To his stock
and now announces full and complete assortment of
the different fabrics furnished IN that style Of elegance
Characteristic of his establishment and satisfactory
TO his numerous customer Nutra, Beaver, Mole
skin, CASHMERE Russia and Silk hats &c at prices
that cannot fail TO suit any who would wish to pur-
chase good article.
Caps Of all materials in the greatest variety and at
reduced prices
w. Is. TODD,
Sligo of the golden hat, West of Browns Hotel.
March eft
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ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No IA, for lS45,
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday,
April 5, lS45.

BY and under the direction of Commissioners
q G9g R B&Gopt% for q h@t purpose,
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COM NJ Il ESCIAL.
New York. Tuesday. June 10.

AsHEs-Pots arc steady So 10, and pearls firm at
81 OCT. The demand for both descriptions is very
moderate.
BnEswAx-Prime yellow northern and western sells at
29I Soc wanted.
BREApsrurrs-Southern -four sells at 81 rs 1911
Genesee, 81 rs.
CorToN-The sales to-day amount to about 1900 bales,
at previous rates. The market steady but holders
rather inclined to be free sellers at the going rates.
HAY-The demand is limited, and the receipts to some
extent. Common qualities North River bale we quote
at 10 45c; prime is held at Soc
OLs-Sales of crude sperm have been made 9lc crude
whale is held at 3D. but sales have been made at frac
ton under that price.
PaovrsioSs-The demand for Ohio pork is very good,
hut purchasers do holders freely their prices
We quote old prime Ohio pork at so Sis old do at
Sl2 63 New prime is held at $40 GAY 10 10, and
at Sl3 %. Operators in beef rather quiet We
quote country and city at 10 SO; do prime, SIS
&c. Lard is dull and bbs sell at and kegs at &C. for
good qualities. Cheese in casks and boxes, quote at
6aSc.
RrcEThere is little doing in this article in conse-
quence of the advance in prices We quote So 70 81
WuALEBoSE-Sales OF Northwest have been made to
some extent at 35c.
WHrsKnv--Domestic, in drudge casks is firm at Gle.
Western and prison bbls. still quote at llc. The
demand for either description is very moderate.
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HISTORY OF SCHENCK'S PULMONTC
SYRUP

THE unparalleled reputation and constantly increasing de-
hepublic the following facts of early history Of his Me-
II the 1850 the subscriber resident of the city Of Phi
ladelphia from exposure contracted heavy cold which be-
speedily soWe aeRns cough with
ed with blood hectic fever snd rsa elnaelaps.
possor Parrish Of fSsdShs ,an
tom At he request Of b. Parish city retired to
iasss, ~! nashSoI that va ssalssd
cd having gwen up ali when Strongly
urged to use Syrup made from an old Indian recipe which to
From the time commenced taking the syrup perceived,
s Place ss
dschargng large quantity Of blood and After had
entirely removed was restored to perfect health
My lung; from y 1 AZ. time have entirely healthy
de!phia can and will testify.
to the public but the which attended its admins
ard the the sho
Ind sv o em % ssr s gs the orders
This Syrup has succeeded in cases where everything else has
failed and i will GENERALLY succeed in curing case
fair Trial and src, conformity 20 the duec.
Pamoas q syrup ' e MOST o pare!
q hs system operates BY assisting nature to eEpe
hectic fever nigh, swsa eosspaiioa symptoms
he m
ng them healthy and natural oe and rpens the disease
ter and i S truly astonishing what quantities Of corap,Oa
the generally, who Pull
monte Syrup aud this until all disease the lungs
removed and the patient finds to his joy that he
health.
The Proprietor be held responsible for the injurious
Please notice that p s. Beekmnn, of 49 Couandt street.
longer for the sale of the Genuine Schencks Pull
monte Syrup.
The Genuine schencks Pulmonc Syrup can be had at the
Propreors office, No Couandt street. few doors below
Boadway South Sixth Philadelphia door below the
Of Chestnut Broadway Albany State Boston;
aud 20 North Gay st, Baltimore.
Please notice that p Beekman Of 9s Courtland
longer agent for the genuine Schencks Pulmonie Syrup
m22 1m*rh
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learn that it was Dr. Johns, known and determined OPP
position to Native Amercansm that prevented his cleo
ton to the vacancy AT the anniversary OF the Sunday
School Union in PHILADELPHIA he distinctly pronounced
Native Amercanism with all its religious prosecutions
"a bird OF ill-omen every thing human and divine
and hence his defeat. Was it so
We had three small fires on Saturday night and sun
day morning all Of them together destroying scarcely
$1,000 worth OF property through the good manage
ment of our fremen.
The city news is in shocking low conditioning MUIR
ders riots, church burning other TO make an
interesting letter 1t is O'Clock in the morning,
and the thermometer stands at so in the shade.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHn,pELrBr., June ioArr Pan Jones, Charleston; w
Pit, Boston.
Cns,ay Ryem.n Ranger c;enfnsgos MIDI Watsnyas e
ssron for Russia to sail in d. Samuel for Portland to sail
with brig showing white signal with blue steering
towards Havana Also Margaret Ann NYosk Milliscnt
York. ~
NoaroLK, June AR Helen Maria, NYork
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Miscellaneous Record.

"a 1876 1895
.. Kfr Hs sS.
chlcoa got ashore on Tougas and is badly injured She is
.ehssns called hs s Hsn Ne 3 ss FINE
TOO SaIIhsIa and q Captain EsSs
tTsal 400 tons built Of white oak frte
She IS 70 Be Rsn S hs
Springer who has saperHtspasd ths building Of her
ORpEnsJnne 7Master Robert Jones, to Receiving Ship
Notice to Mariners.
a BIN rssss Nay T. gY0g will much obgs those
Tonnage duty levied Tesa" upon A%erea
,e"rsd sn % For been
VIII not be required to pay tonnage duty at this
Spoken.
18Th a s q b" 5y Ss % Nsw York S
Midas aauzas for Baltimore 5,h inst lat 81 so lon 10 80
Foreign Ports.
May port po Laslsnss fSr B@son a M
Tnis,rS Mart May sHn port, Cen Cobb for Newport 10
GALn AS May ao-sld George BssmoTe; Brg,us Phsde
bssncn s J ss
Cutler, May so-Arr Olive Eastpor for Alexandria, and
BELFAST, June 3--Arr Tasso, N York
PoaTsMoUrH, June Arr Roanoke, Philadelphia; Corpeia
slTs Nj sss Shetland tq SsI
fuegos-3st lat 81 lon Is in gale hhd mo!ases
rhia; Fanny Cot York. filntoa Norfolk Vintage Albany
John Gds fs s zesTs Calais. load
& As kss S Bsisl Sc
adelate; Amelia Washington NC; Wave Norfolk; Mar.
shall NYork.
MILroy, June s-An Despatch NYork Eronaut PhIadel-
phls, :,
New BEDFORD, June sid Ellen Rodman, and Industry
York.
FALL RrvER june Carr Eudora, and Essex NYork. Sid
Constitution Philadelphia An herm brig and schs unknown
passed up the river.
Ngw HAVEN, June 8-Ar Pacific Albany; Alexander do:
Robert do; Cleopatra Phiadelpha Surveyor do China Al
hany; Free Trader Albany; New York, New York; Lady
PuoyIpENcE June Arr United Baltimore; Jas Lanpheer
NYok Sid May Flower and Copper, Work. Arr 9TH sam
Mcdowell Albany Oregon and Motto, Philadelphia Veloc
pHa' 0''0"' ''00 0''S' view YORK. SD Niagara rA'de
PHILADELPHIA, June 9Arr LOUISA Havana Peruvian Will
mington; NC; Grandee Boston, Seward Angelina
Arrival. NYork. Below VIM Pitt from Boston; and scirs
Cid Washington Charleston; Sua, Grandee Romeo, and
Elizabeth Boston Calcutta NswbpyPon; Senate London
Haven; II Louisa NYork; Ann Elizabeth Ponshkeepsie.
RcHMoND, June Arr Narragansett Boston; Orbit, Mo-
bile Sid Francis, Boston.
NEwarnN, NC May 2s-Arr Washington St Pierre; Capi.
CHAnLEsToN, June Arr Belvdere, Havre; A Brown,
Havana. Cid United states Milo Gen Pakhi and Tennessee
Liyerpool Bourne Thonaston. Sid Grenada Liverpool
Hammond, Norh Gray faH Providencs; Lancet, Camden
Maine.
ApALAcHcoLA, May 3IArr Charles and Andw Scott Ly-
Ga Iso skoGed and Ceylon Liverpool; Wabash Boston
Sarah Lavnia, Baltimore
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In the city and county of New York from the LIST day of
June to the 9TH day Of June, 1916.
A Men-33 Women-37 Boys-37 Girls.-Total III.
Apopexy 5; Asthma l; Bleeding, 2; Burned scalded
Casualties, !; Cholera inantum, q Consumption TO- Convu
ons ~ Group 4; Debility O. Delirum tremens, Q; Diar
hoea Dropsy 2Drupsy in the head Dropsy the chest
Drowned 3; Dysen.er q Epilepsy Eysipelas, Il; Fe
YER ~ Fever puepeal Fever. remittent Il Fever typhus
?; Heart disease OIL 81 Inflammation o. inflammation of brain
Inflammation Of bowels. 5; Inflammation OF chest, In
Illumination Of lungs, 10; Inflammation of throat Lues
ncIss Marasmus Measles 81 Palsy, g. Premature BIRTH
Hheumasm Scofuls Ii Small pox l2; Spinal disease
!; Ulcers, Il Unknown A. = o' = $3.50
Age--Onc year and under 49, e: AZ 5to 10
20, 5; 70 TO 80, 5; unknown. l. = - ~ - - '
CORNELIUS B. ARCHER City Inspector.
-ity Inspectors Office. june o. 1886 -
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A. b. SANDS & co.

Os nEO00WAY.
corner of Chambers street, New York,
%s'' TcsT TB ss,S he bs M sss
HAIR fsSs all
% S ad. :s an Dn
cle necessary the the lady gentleman or families
has Ss sss%s ssn the in
cles that wished buy have been
as Il g. % 9 e. s s s Ssn M ~
si % % , s 6e aas and
5 ' SaS $ o Ssss f Be- Fur
expressly imported, in time and money
I d. es a e ss cry tic
.FxNscy, TOILET, AND SHAVING soAPs-of Soaps,
FOR TIE sldi1s pSUa Almond Soap very fine
od Brown Windsor Soaps superior Transparent Soap balls
s SOAK. i f' KINDS s sad ss so TS
j. Cream. hs 5 ss csFs.
yysrbsna Tberose Cream genuine old Naples Soaps
IL e. Tss ss' u. ii s1 vsIy
5sssi. Fsya fpiss. %:
sss & ; :sse =: O.
snS sssp a yspsr w the skin from
Without sos re. ao@p Ss fnd
= is s and Charles TS:.
81 Esis'S
frssfs IsyTso m po m
mande Tongue Pomatpm glass jars black brown
isss ssy
Bys 81 hairy " n
go "a We. ss. TT OR
Earrings genuine Eau de Coogne Cologne Water Of
AMBER aT'n Ms
DENTfFR Fiji e &c. FOR THE TEETH-pee.er,
Odc1sine and Elixir very superior preparation for the Teeth
ssa qR s w grid
the zsodns t. p:s'
zSa ye :s
;sas%s vess :
%s$S sSS''s Dc e
a@s E zass ts ss ss R Ss soTss tsss
pane Orange Dc Poraga Bouquet Dc Victoria Csdip, Pot
Mi M, + ti;%1s. sysy N.Y., sS Sssi SP
g carsSs do FOasnbeaa PaeGsay Edss Eataes
ToTIET AND OTHER BRusHEs-of the sests..var
ety. imported and home Of all makes
and bshes S
will l.
VIZ SI%gs's SfssS coMBsres
se
Pocket Combs and Mirrors combined Ivory and Tortoise Shell
fsi SNiIR Hifs For Every Bopys USE
R Splendid fo ss Me"Ee
longe Bottles Spirits Of Vinegar, Aromatic Vinegar Otto OF
pas Writing Ink Sealing Wax and Wsie Letter and Note
Pus Toilet Powder Plate Powder Travelling Toilet Mirrors
Mouth Mirrors, &c: Also, Nail Files Tooth Picks Tweezers
Tongue Scrapes Corn Rubbe and all other articles
for the toilet personal comfort at home travelling
,a ps e p w wSI aae s sy hss for
their choice assortment Of Drugs and Medicines from which
they supply the prescriptions Of first city physicians with
curacy and despatch They intend be first among the first
their business and respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public.
SODA WAfER-With the following syrurs, viz: sarsapa
rlla Lemon, Ginger Pine Apple, Vanilla Raspberry Straw
berry, 0rgeat, Sc, ofsupsTior quality.
MEDICINAL WATERS-From the most celebrated
SpringsFrom Saatoga-the Congress- Union Iodine and Pa
yion. received fresh week Also constant supply Of
Waters, and the Sedz and Switzer Waters from Germany
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fro CRASDE-Barque bevisJ Pantrcmete and Palos of
Spain. - 1850
MiRaVoASy, st Domingo-C Gelston, and w Reed
HAvASA-Ship AdelaIde-M De Wolf LADY and .oa AI.xr
Perry Count Jose MSn,slvo. Ramon Mon,ayo Misses Mary
Post and lady Miss Barnard Miss Bullet Mr. Gilbert De6n
Echemenda Ponvert Manual Lesndro Thos Sanchez Jas
Coman Augustin viegas Cutanda, Capt Mono ada ID
steerage
HsyAsA-Shp Norma-M Tnillo, lady and child, s yri-
ste, Ante CORONA Miss Fanny Marks Echeyana, Louisa
lNmazat Salon, Cabrera Outlines, M Garcia, r. Ja-
milo Thompson lno sparrow Mrs Deconinck and
Want Mss Deconinck Master Deconnck Miss Taylor Miss
Taylor, Anto Rares, Mrs Amelia Rasines Mrs Romano
MoBnE.Brig Alabama-Cspt. Jenkins lady and two chill.
MoBIE-Brig Republic-Rey ] b Shead Mr. fIenen,. Mr.
Mount, and in the steeIage. - e' -
SAyANNAH:-Brg William Fuller-Mrs Vanness three
children And servant Mrs Carr, child and servant Lee
COUNT child and servant Mrs Coe Mrs Douglass Mrs Me-
Norris child aud servant Miss Hanse Miss McManns Col
M Hausell, Mr. Robinson J A Norris q Hanstan 4 Ry
an, q Coe, Kirk and in the steerage. -
Passengers Sailed.
MAssEifL.s-Packet ship Prince de Joinvile-Leut L C.
sartor, navy; Cha.e of Charleston; Fredk Whit
more Henry Peters Gray lady, child and servant Anhonv
Rspallo and lady New York; Jos Caras, Smyrna
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TO order. " y
RIO GRASDE-Barque Beyis-ao00 hides Ct bis wool do
lar a0o horns 10 900 shin bones Corning
loEwood 10 Simpson.
bkkmES-B'rk Louse-23 bales mdz Loeschigk Wesen-
donckl box parcel pipes 20 cas-
mdz Muller bxs Poker MolImsn2 boxes Napier
. bis rags Burlage 4 Hunter.
HAvANA-Ship Norma-lit bxs sugar cs secas NJ Taylor-
- ~, sex rs cii kaslnes2 Eleder23 do
aa bxs do Mahewsa5 do cs do Manzanello-2 crates
plns apples Is TOBACCO ssdonl bale do Morning
~ Bxs do ID Sands-3l NJ do w Smonds-3 | bale
70 bostwlck Onderdonk-1 II M do Pcabia-8 do
p Jones-6 cs loom M Trugilol do Ruynburg- do
5cn,essenger-3i bales tobacco i6m do Villas Jr-2 cs
Meoge NanksIls tcs 81 bbs Thomas pkg
oacoss183 bales tobacco cs segars 20 cs
" pkgs Co-698 pine apples Ackerly Acker-2O 600
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE II.



B Bss: S:s ,:s "'''
Z R;yt fssss: Si!d Hssr, Co.
fs G.s cSsh %u %aais Wn %s
ss sSasas crailsaspSS oul. Sons,
sshr Brothers sa.,;., BurEsts, St John, NIB
sloop Midas, French Providence.
Arrived
Bs snp qfsa Wilsd e days from Lyeso With mds
s sS asaais !. f es h h e,
,os sa aS,:s ssas ssy and
s MGssi syCI Passed no date given hp
Ceylon of Bath which got ashore the wndward of
sys from Bremen with
10 pf a nevis pSne dys om RE hides
M Is s y y, ss. SI New
croastsd IS d I'm for Havana a0n ~ o. spoke Drug
Russian brig Condai savin Talo Il days from Havana,
pig Copeland, Baker 70 days from Apaachcoa
PTiE Rspsbe; LeSsd : day. from Mobile with cotton,
Gains and light westerly winds.
g III aa from Ms sshs
M S. W vi rn,P Fneh oh, from sv,on,
TO sS:2 y from s. pI
Is uuet-no
sh Token Post 70 days from Mobile with cotton to order
The Mary Emma, for New York and Sarah Jane for do sid
days before. = =
Snow. - '' -
Schr Juliet Wogom from Petersburg, with tobacco to
Hunter. 80 N' "
Schr Alexandria, Dawdy from Newbern, NC naval stores
Schr Purdy Pringle, Norfolk shingles.
Schr Joseph Marsh Pearson Richmond COAL to Laing &
Randolph.
Schr Francis, Toford Newbern NC, naval stores, to NJ
Platt,, -
Schr Jaspar, Hamilton Boston, mdse.
Schr Lafayette, Palmer, Virginia.
Schr VIM Penn, Macheas, lumber,
Schr Oregon Harrington, lumber.
Schr Amos Brdsell, Birdsell, Plymouth, ballast.
Schr Velocity Montgomery, Lubec, plaster.
Below.
Ship Cabot Shander, from Palermo with fruit to Chamber.
lain x Phelps.
Ship Agnes, Wetherl, from Liverpool with mdse to
Pieifer 4 Wissmana.
Also, ship and brigs unknown.
Sailed.
SHIPS Prince de Jonville, Marseles Sllas Holmes Ham
burg; st Mary New Orleans; briggs John Endeas st Caha
rInes; America, Philadelphia
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1EOLIAN HARPS.

NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
entire United States (cxceptng Massachuses
the public, that they prepared to supply Panoortes
with this attached attach the
modern made HORIZONTAL Panoortes IN regard tohe durability
fths invention, NJ T.. prepared to satisfy the
JUDGED mind their own critical examination and experience
warrant them in the assertion that the Hoann will remain
in tune in any climate will be affected by transitions
OF atmosphere The satisfactory is given with
each instrument. =
The public are invited examine the olian Pianofoesp
their warc-room. No $40 Broadway opposite the Park
where may be found of g. x and Octave
Panofoes both rosewood and mahogany ms 6m'rc
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Married..

On Tuesday, 10th inst. in the United German Lutheran
Church. by the Rev. +. w. Geissenhaimcr, and AFTER
wards at the residence Of and by the Rev. c. e. Pse D.
D., Mr.. JAMES A. BOYLE, to Miss AMELIA NJ youngest
daughter OF the late Capt Frederick l.. v. Vultee.
On Tuesday evening" 10th inst by the Rev. DR.. Phi
lips, Mr. 0. A. Bills, to Miss ELIZABETH laughter of
Col George Smith all of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-11
HARPS-REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS

To No; Isl Broadway, opposite Washington Hall.
z. BROWNE, Maker and Importer OF Improved Patent
Grand 81 and Double Action Harps begs inform
his friends and the musical world he has renewed his
20 the above commodus premises and would call their
special attention to unique, and beautiful specimen OF
grand octave double action Harp he has just completed
~ IS constantly receiving the most faering testimon
ais from he first musca talent regarding the superiority and
and has received the Franklin medal Of the Philadelphia Socie
y oil A Tor his this very delightful instru
ment- Harps repaihs.4, Strings, Music, &c.
). n. brnWNE London, 28i broadway,
,s1y. anu Chambers street, New York
mv11 Imd& Wsrc EstabIished 1910.