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MARINE JOURNAL.
ARRIVED.


Ship New York, Hull ds from Charleston with cot
ton 10 Geo Bulksy.
Barque EDWARD. Buckley DIS from Charles.on, viii
cotton 10 Durham & DimOn.
Baraue Edward Kopph Bayley 10 DIS from Magusycz
F. r.. with sugar &c. 10 : W Lewis Lett b1gs 1ip.ey
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vita merchandise TO Beck & HernharG-lli siceIast
passengers Sd ut while lying too in heavy gale ship
ped which carried away the galley and caused the
death Of Henry Lab, steerage passenger.
Barque Lewis Lee u de from - Crox win sugar
rum &c to w Lewis Lei barque Texidor. Clark for
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Delaware Park loading for do barque James Bayey OF
Philadelphia waiting for freight brig Marshall, collins
disg barque Chancellor, Lampeer, for New haven
sailed day previous saw her 2d parted 10Th % inst
Chinco,cague w Nv 80 miles, spoke Baltimore pilot
boat PocahOnias a cruise, wished to be reported.
Brig Chipola W Lehman. 20 dys from Mobile with cot
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Bremen schr HennioDe from 1ampico, for Hamburg.
Brig New Jersey, Lewis, 4 ds from savannah, with
cotton. 10 " Dem.
schr Helen. Newell 20 de- from Franklin, La, will
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Schr Samuel Henry, White and Cherrystone with com
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schr John Duncan, Lake ds from Richmond, coal to
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Schr Bergen, Cole, DE- from Petersburg tobacco To
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Schr VIM Monda Hoffman DIS from Richmond coal
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SOop- General Lafayette David Van Name, and Osce-
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DENTAL. SURGERY

nODGF 4 PARMELE, No. a Bond-street, New-York,
~ ind Peunsy lyana Avenue, Washington, d. e. respect
fully tender their professional services to ter trends ana
the public and invite all who require the advice and shi OF
The EXPERIENCED and PRACTICAL DENTIST, To cal
on them. their and examine their claims 10 pup
lie confidence and patronage.
They would particularly call attention 10 their faeht
method of fastening artificial teeth when set gold plate
which IS Used by themselves alone in the Ciies OF New"
York and Washington The most prominent advantages OF
this mode Of fastening are the following = saves ur pam
always attendant upon the removal OF Inc ioots Oh r
Teeth and makes those highly useful IN fastening NE
artificial teeth p Il gives the teeth greater hrnness render
Ing them always much less troublesome, much more Use
f a. the case be- IN the process Of macation than the
common mode J. II renders Il easy to remove ana replace
the teeth which, together with the peculiar simplicity OF the
-feuinps enables the 10 keep them always clean
The great Improvement secured by this patent needs but 20
be seer, In order understood and 10 be used 70 be sp
precaed has received the appreciation OF some oil me
mos, us ei Dentists In the country, and universally
commended by those who have sveed themselves OF It's adj
valfages.
Hereafter J. sirH DoDGE viii devote his entire attention
10 Tie Office a. BOndsireet, NewlOrk, while The junior
partner will attend TO the business in Washington Mr..
Dodge leave call attention 10 the following recon-
incubation from the Hon. Slss Wright late Of the L. > SEN
ate and now Governor OF the State Of Newly ork;
WASHINGTON d. G. Feb. ID, 1913.
Dr. J. Smith Dodge upon his arrival in Washington TO
open an Office Surgeon Dentist presented 0 me letters
rom several friends NewYOrG Of the highest respeca-
hfy and standing containing tie strongest aud most ora
bic testimonials. both - Ia the excellence Oh ms pnFas or-
tc.r and his superior professional qualifications These
AT sastOry Of the and tie DENTIST induced
ne al once % engage the professional services oi Dr. Don-
for my own family and my wife and myself are no" aDr
from personal experience add equally favorable
e-.lnonv IN his favor gentleman and -kilu Dentist
This testimony thus gwen by well IN obedience 10
The earnest solicitations OF respectable and worthy trends IN
NewYork no haze for many years eAperehcen lne SAIl
and fidelity of the Doctor his profession 70 my own con
ieS. f,eodis sTLAS WRIGHT.
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" Dr.. Bannins's Patent Lace or Body Brace,

nj -, IN ' IS designed 10 relieve dyspepsia, weakness
sr-r ~ sdes, sense Of gonesss" IN he stomach con
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cfu'en " The heart, weakness OF the hips and limbs
largs ~ ne BODY with OF the spine and
" ye shoulder, Particularly in children and youns
srs<s - ein1.e debility ard weakness OF voice. Seam
ts1e Neh- Students and others who keep the bent att
b. n.sa immediate comfort from is II operate,
~ -lseear weesness snS nslntnining tl.n thus b,
wav ~ ascoay DR.. Il. be consulted a, 4Si Broad
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eP sr.e4n once, only from A. NJ to u NJ and Il
Cir 49, lew weeks female 10 In attendance on Ladies
GU nI ~o1h,ry Physicians and Druggists are invited .,
coum 70 sapphed by applying the above address
nsui DO % on Chronic Disease for ssleAn arrange
=" 'sssf, 10 pay can b. msde mis- smnods
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way, opposite City Hall Fourth Of July, l5ie I'M
glorious Anniversary Of that memorable day which CAV.
birth 10 American Independence wl be celebrated with
spirit and this popular establishment, and The
low price Of admission hch is only One shilling places
the and pleasures Of the place within reacn Of
The Million. As the Balcony and numerous indows front
On Broadway and the PaA they viii be found The most con
yenient place IN the city the Military and Civic FRO
cess.on. Splendid Performance every hour during iir
Dav Evening The ffst commencing at o'clock IN "a"
nYning BY tire famous droleri-i, Il. L. Wincbe, Tie
ebrae delinesor of Dutch, irish, French Scotch and
Yankce Characters Miss ;. T. Adair, Vocalist, La frte
Amee Danseu-e the Fortune Teler-Msdsme Rockwell u
adv orare and unequaled talents IN her pr2ession'
ay he privately consulted regarding Past, Present. and
h 49, - - onIv one .hlIing jyi
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- ~ sTSDAY ,CII00L EXCURSION.

la1fs.a-y-t -Inr sunday school ~ tlc Alien street
". L. Church VII MAKE en- Excursion
Wednesday, Juy 9h; leayng the foot Of Narse'--t
a. prrc -ciy clock. 4 u IN the large snt rommodiou-
steamer DELAWARE, Capt ?. n. Smith, which Will pro-
coed he Bay, through The Narrows landing 90 But
.r. Point very beautiful and commanding site on ihe
oufh-yesern extremity Of Staten Island AMER re-ninl
there about four hours giving sui cent tine of recreation
ard refreshments. Boat viii through Staten l.
anI sound arriving ia The city about o'clock, thus afford
ne delightful well fine prospect Of TIE Bay
iaIbOr Government forciJns and the beautiful scenery
of the Island and SQUAD Ample accommodations have
been secured for the comfort and convenience OF as many
OF tie friends Of the school wish 10 accompany IT.
Tickets 10 be obtained A. A. Van Geiders Music Store
20 BOwery; VI SIS BrOwnlees 2b Alen-st aud ; X Spell
mans IL Fir..-s. Price 80 cents each-Chden haiprce
or which refreshments vii be- furnished. Should the
iher be- unpleasant the excursion VIII lake place the rs
cl dnE w BIS.
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THE subscriber wishes 10 make known 70 Inc public tna
much of the biscuit and crackers winch are sold IN L1
y bv the above names. entirely different from The SODA
BISCUIT and SUGAR CRACKERS made Al his BAKERY,
-ncn have used by invsds particularly those who
er from indigestion FOR more than twenty years win Tie
best results while the imitation, which be made for
ess price, hough perhaps good for person In health are
Wholly uuhi for the sick The above BISCUIT sna C2AAEEs,
,l-o BuIfEs BIscUT, WINE BiscUIT, BuTTfk CRACKERS,
WATEk CEAcEER.. PILoI and Navy BREAD al OF ue tfsl
quality are constantly for sale II The we.sno~n establish
uleu. rs " sshn gOn street. corner Of Wsrrensre.t
a. ons,- EPHRAiN TREADWELLS SON
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EHSf-SPaf-SSWICk AND PERTH AMBOY,
s1kzzEzzx=>7Sfrc,n Barclay street al 4 NJ
The .,e.rhoa, RARITAS Capt Isaac Fisher viii leave
In, ,ot OF Bsrclay street on Friday Morning, July ih
o'clock for ~. above places. making both the Outer and In
- na,.as Frlins pheasant views of the Bay ani Har-
Dor Goyenueut Forncanons. Sandy Hook Light and the
beautf scenery OF he soand and hins Returning the
RaTi,sn lesve. New Brunswick before 2 z. NJ Perh
Anov Al 4 rIok arriving The city Al before o'clock
FAR Tor lie whole Excursion D cents.
P ; rsmie. aid parties Il pleasure VII and this one Of
he pleasant and heahiu EAeu's-ls made On me st
ie-3 sf
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r.. FOURTH OF July EXCUR.

4 -~TDN y J
s-----rxz---<7 Fac for tie Excursion, IS cents.
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt Charles Hal
eaf will leave Newly rS from foot OF Riying
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IN. a. past q CLOCK, flAe-
street nssf : Brook W. foot OF Mor-t D. minutes past
TAor- Per before touching a Per no l. Battery a. g
o'clock Warr-H-si past O. II 9nis pest 81 and VIII
-ersr a, Neyhurrf between and hours, giving p.-.-n-
r- time 10 dine vst Washington, Heae Quarters, &c. &c
Returning. viii leave Newonrgh a. O'Clock, and sFrve
In New York between and O'CLOCK, IN lime % witness
he display of Fireworks IN fhe evening.
ABAND OF MUSIC j. engaged tor The occasion.
70 The lame. Madison vii .eave Warreust pier New
YORK on saturay morning July j a. 10 o'clock for New
hurgh Isl Aus
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rTO-MORROW Saturday, July oth, iafe"ei oenrnl
Of Tie Ethiopian Burlesque Company at Palm0s Opera
Hos. Cham bersstr.et Tomorrow VIII be performed iof
The last time this city, Som a-0ul-ce belng tfasesue
an lie f.yorc opera vi the SOmnaubus, with al ihs
yrigina music 70 conclade with the Buylare an opera
~ buresque founded La Bayad-re In the course o.
the evening Mr. HIntey will play 500 nihe ACCORDION
Admission - cents. Private boxes for four persons e.
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,-sI'fi-,s.f EAcIT-lOn ~ -ffyatr- Day. Tie Steam
boat CHIEF. Capt L. Holbrook, wil on
Friday July ih nun to and from >iryser's Bay follows
VIZ tavut th. foot Of Caasl-streei o'clock and 10
o'clock A. NJ ami aud o'clock T. u. aud >tTysef- Bay
az and II o'clock 4 VI. and and oc.oca T. NJ touching
m tie foot of Hammond aut Ninr.e-nfh-ireet, each way
Thus aaOrag 10 those wAp wish 10 escape from lie noise
and CONFUSION Oi the city ae opportunity Of enjoying
peaceful retirement within The beautiful gardens and esan
groves upon the shores OF tbs delightful Bay.
Evening Excursou-Ti,- Ciaei viii also make Even
ing Excursion 10 Sfryhefs Bay, leaving he foot u Canal
-tfet d, o'clock reurnnz leave -trykcr- Bay O'Clock
touching hammond and lgA streets Fare ~ cents each
WV W. Bis
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NIIHLn,. GARpEN.-No po.lponemeni on .

\rIBLO'- GARDEN.-No poslponemeni on account
nj, b.ne6i OF he Acrobat Family who viii Introduce new
enf.ruuen called the trial su-pensonlsis. Last nsh
Of the engagement of Dir. Roberts The performance 70 f
an Al O'clock with Aubers Overture 10 lie Domino Nor,
ser which The popular act piece OF ADVICE Crais T.
be followed by the Acrobat family whose admirable feai'
aud the grace with which they poursy the different class
cal groups have excited the wonder and admiration o m
rope and caused great excitement in New-fork succeed
ing hich VIII be- gwen the TfumPeters Daughter 10 oo
cde With the laaghable Ballet Paniomme, La Viiageoiss
II --s Amans or the pride VI the village.
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,r~- sFouETm OF lily EXCTR.

Z ID Sion TO WEST POINT AND NEW
BURGH-Landing % taldwelFs Van
Court.auas Dock tP,,kskil Cold Spring and Cornwall
The steamboat HIGHLANDER, Captain c. =. Armstrong
y leave The steamboat pier a. the foot Of W dreu street,
ON Frdav Nornue July ih AZ half past O'Clock the
foot Of Amos street a. before o'clock AID tie pier foot Of
18th street. North River, az O'CLOCK
Pas.-uger. visiting West Pom, and Sewburgh viii
b.. agreeah.v entertained. Al the former place the Ca
diets NAV be- seen in encampueni and al the AFTER efforts
have been spared 10 get up an I'M posing erleorauon
Fare tor lie Excursion Is cents
Returning the boat viii eave Newburgh at o'clock r.
VI landing above faces, and arnye II the city IN TINE
70 " tness the display Of EirewQr1s
Band OF Muse Is engaged for the occasion iyl Ats
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ELYsIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN.-Free E,h

II biion every afternoon commencing Tuesday, Jrl,
ls, Al o'clock Mr. McCsry has the pleasure TO annosne.
Ina, be has made arrangements for short time wih ta
iu.,ly tue and celebrated FAkIR OF ANGELINA, sn1
e extraordinary aud accomplished Prince OF AZ ~
loo Festivities been the wonder and admiration ~
Europe America and the Indies Also h~ nas ee pes.I
D-rcer MISS DELLA ENON5. The entertainments W..
with young Francisco wgnaei hmoas
sheb viii be found the following Egyptian knss, Nys.e
FIlre the Masden's Glove, Robes Of Enaq, Sans,.e
Boxe- Dvinaron Of Go5les, Anninaon u Da''s au W.
Fasrs O.tland.sh supper Aher when ne VII sIocaoe
me indian Games after the manner OF Indians Of AAsesr
Of hal an boar. Dancing and singing by Aiss
.f Ths ann ,ements Will conclude with Francscss
sessnr mechanical exhibition Of Tie eeleera'sd Aerobs
-, K5gan. the Graceful Mag, ID Joseph, the Chinese
Clown. 81 Marvo, tie Naval Dancer. Attn Gardener
= FiIsler 9Th Alonzo, the Eeu.librIst 9th FyAl, the
1vsuc G.rL Eth GreaI Western, Peleg smash1m Al
ef which, the Bgrera entitled Old Crimes and his Wife u
BE- performed by several Of the hgres The New Yors
Band has been engaged, and will play every after
noon ly3 Sis
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It'll JULY VIII be celebrated at Palmo's OPEN HOUSE
by the Ethiopian Burle-cue Company. who VIII giv,
Two splendid perlUrnances-Onc Tie afternoon M u
clock-ile other the evening ST. The entertainments
viii commence with the Buy-iiar,. To conclude with Thu
Nircnian Girl, In which viii be introduced The gems ~
Bilfes opera OF the Bohemian Girl Also Buresqut
Polka IN imitation OF NJ Martin and Miss runhulL Ad.
mission = cents Private boxes for four persons - Bon
Offce omen from o'clock A. NJ Until 2. NJ Doors orer
In the afternoon Al Pin the evening AT ~ Nt
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THE ALHAMRA.

JCvcREAM SALOON, SO Broadway between Spring
i and s;reet--stsngers visiting the City to-day
viii End hi. elegant the most quiet and retired, a.
vel AZ he coolies, IN City, the peculiar construction Of
tie building, together with u. constant spray from the oss
,l Fountain making about ~ degrees difference IN the
temperature atmosphere between The Interior and "a
terror vi tfse establishment
Y me processons pass ,le door iyi
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Books.
PLEASANT SUMMER READING

L,OR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.
l. Eohen Traces Of travel In the East....... s.
The picked boos q the season
Mary Schweder, The Amber Witch ............. 81
4 beautiful and pure felton,
z fndlne snd >nraEi By Fouque. 81
The rsres; essence ~ romantic genius
{, Imagination and Fancy. By Leigh Hunt .......... y
Is A delicate volume Il Illustrative criticism
The diary Of Lady Wi.olglUy ................... 3
"Thog "a fiction. OF profound religious interest
g. Haziifi'- Table iaa. on Men, Things &c paris. =,
" Mo-t brilliant papers % a parking writer"
T. HradlOng Hal and Nightmare Abb ............. d
Lively and pC1ani ssilrcal -kefcLe-.H
2 Tic French DO Al.lcr- 81
Full Of stirring incident add anecdO,c."
q Ancient moral aie- from the Oesia Rom, ...... .
The stores very beautiful and moral
10. Crescent and the Gross. By +. Wsrburon parts q
q \ truly delightful WORK from ir-f io list
IL. Thc Age Of Elizabeth By ". Hazl.ff .......... =
q fui ~ or gina .iy and geniu--
T. Journal 81 on African Cruiser ..-..-........ =
e Quite refreshing ald lglful WORK"
-. Ia~-. By Edgar A. 5
Ciauciersrlc tales o. ilr llg Interest"
t. Letters from Italy By J. I. Hesdey............ y
" Tie bel boob II iavc- ever published here
lylAs WILEY 4 BCTNAM, I6I Broadway.
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ODD FELLOWS ATTEND

4 NEW VOLUME OF THE GOLDEN RULE, 4
"A Weekly Gazette Of Odd Fellowship Popular Liirra-
ton 81 delivered n Ills city and BrOOzlya, Or 81
tie carrier. By mail - We desire The su-crF
capital family paper, besides containing al that
iug 20 them e. q ID Fellow,
Contents OF No. ?, 'ar Saturday, July 81. l. o. o. +.
General Directory o. a tle Lodges ana Encampmen DO
III, STATE, with ihei7 terms of meeugso Of ar ttr L1d
gcs all the states II nc MON Ils j. indis peu-sb
10 member = 7 literary an editorial contents
diversified, instructive and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m pOefrl
ana prose- great variety by ~ best wriers-ii
- Secretaries " Lodges solicited % Agen.-
Few viii refuse 10 subscribe when asker 20 DO Brothers.
and all leave your aud address q q Annsfreet
4 De- T., WINCHESTER atlantic No. 50 publisher.
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L CURsiONs-A sail across the Hudson River to HOBO
nEN and then wak 10 The ELysiAN FIELDS along ls
exceedingly beautiful and picturesque shores OF ue place
viii prove the easily accomplished and attractive of III
RI RAL EXCURSIONS thai be made from The City
The Grounds presents charming sspec the trees bens
leaf and the coil covered with eh turf The wake ~
IL order having BEEN considerably enbellshcd N
present Fnng The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Cans elo
Christopher streets, completely 6tted up With ewnm
and Scala Nigh Boais ran from Hoeoksn 70 bucnysu
unul II gc.ocE FcgnAgs 81 esntA nyls s1's
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CASTLE GARDEN.-Doorsw will open at half past

CASTLE GARDEN.-Doors Will open al hall past p
u performances commence al 0cocA.-Admisson y
cenls-Ssturdsy evening" July 5th the performances "
commence with the Overture La GAIA Ladra Orra
ynastic Feais of the Esser Brother, displaying urf
amazing Force and supertuman Strength song, oy pr
Deunson Grotesqne Pas de Deux, Masters Woo VOC, nn
by Miss Cohen Song by Mr. Dennison Ccnic s'eP ron
China Mr. Parsloe fnternlssOu Of hall an nout Oee'
mr.. 10 Ia Bavaders-tu Band. Greek and Roman sian
ary Dy Mr. W. Wool. Song, BY Mr. Dennisoh ComN
n - ..n Nouvans- NJ .hnp- Of kO. Vent
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fourth Of 1uIp.
EnTRTU OF LTLY.-Ladle.' y

FOURTH OF JrLN.-Lsdies' Fair a. Rossvi.e e.
Il S.afsn lsant-The Ladies Of kossve vii bold RI air
IN The Grove The Church he Fourth and Fnh for
the benefit II - Lgse. Church
Large Payions will be erected n which viii be displayed
r.li variety Of Fancy and Useful Articles, and Tables
with every variety Of Refreshments.
Dinner VIII be servet eariy hour the FOURTH snd
Tea Party given 10 the evening.
Lonsdale- Celebrated Brass Band Wi. be IN Attendance
thrnl chout Ire day anil evening.
N..;crs from Newl ork VII re conveyed 70 Ro--yle.bs
the elegant AMI coucOdous >fesrncaf Uca, which leaves
Zoo, of Clanbcrs-see Al half pact A. w. and returns "a
The r-y 10 season FOR The evening ariserents Also the
.D-ndd Steamboat K. l. Stevens viii cave lie foot Of
-,s stree. a. " Canal stree, quarter pas; g. and
Per No I rear The Battery ~ O'Clock
IL the afternoon -he VIII touch ~ the same places leaving
Amo, street a. half past ocloes
On saturday afternoon the r. L. Stevens VIII make The
sane tip A, the same hours.
Persons wishing escape from he beat znl ilril Of The
Civ u r his most inviting excursion, trvenei by al
t-ar-ive scenery music and other entertainments
The arrangement. with the Boats are such as 10 aio"
vi.ies 20 remain AZ hour AZ the liz and then con
uuc excursion around the Island, OF they may r1sin
Al Rn.svile until evening without additional charge - -
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CYPRFSS NOTICE.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED, being DESTROYS Of doing all In
t-ir power sustain the Government In It's experiment
f giving cheaper hostages, hereby give notice that on and
o. fl first day OF july next snlGbLe gtter uteser,
.ither OPEN or IN envelopes, or In wrappers VIII be re-
c-ved any Of their Offices for transmission by Express or
otherwise Positive instructions will be gwen 10 ther
agents 70 refuse maiabe matter, under whatever gse II
may be offered LlkINusIOn "EbLS,
New-YOrS and Buffalo Express
.1.z ,agxf
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BELOW

Bremen ship Won Humboldt from Bremen to Gel
richs 4 Kruger
Brig President do. Also, ships and brigs unknown
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Te train. running ia connection With iie new, fast au
splendid steamer II. NICHOLAS, vii cave SeV-York
f- he foot ~ nua.e-free' 90 llf ps-f Seven. l. NJ touch
.ur al foot Hanna street. l,aInaPo Goshen Nd
ef0vu Returning lrage N.dlefovn N p. NJ lId ar
i've .u Sew-iork a. 10. J. VI
Steamboat Excursions 20 Pifrmoni M b made from The
foot o 1an.-fftf leaving New nfA az = 4. " ara
M-Piernonf % 10 4 ". and 2. T. u
Tcke,s from Sew-York 10 Permoni and back same day
= cent? lVi Z
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July ~
fIriE EAitnEK's md EMIGKANf'- hanl
4 Books. APPLETON 8 CO have Just published The
Fanners Emsrlurs Hand Book, being fu and com
p,ie 4dc Tor Tie Farmer and tnngran, comprising Oh
Clearing of Forests and Prairie LlG Gardening, Farming
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