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TOR OLD POINT.-Thc steamer AUG Us.
ia will leave Weights Wharf, at 6 O'Clock
y NJ stopping 1T Old Point ontil O'Clock giving
Passengers opportunity Of going ashore.
Passage and Fare TO Richmond and PETERSBURG
IS cents
And Passengers only going to Old Point. Is "a
June 81 WN. II GARRETT & co. Ag'fs
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Nc GENTLENIEN.
For RENE

C1HOLERA, CHOLERA, &c. -Tlis dcs-
u tructivc scot roe ri humanity seems once iu.ro
on is NV 10 this country Wcshould ali rc,,'c,,o
Der the visitation Of this dreadful disease in is35
when countless thousands were Numbered anon,r
ceased 10 war against its ravages mud NOT MAJ
BERNARD'S DIARRHEN MEDICINE :, -
discovered could tho disease be succcsgluIjy man.
aged
Tho sickly Season is rapidly approaching. sec
advise and recommend every family to purchase
and keep olways at baud, bottle Of bernard,
les Camps, Diarrhcea Bowel and Suinncr Con
plniuts, and nll other Complaints Of the Stomach
Tbc Geruiuo for sale al the Drug Store, Hipb SITS
Sign Of the Big Mortar.
July4 CHAs. II. HEINfTsH. Agent.
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ssOBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail LA,
~ ana Cap Store, Sign of Tie Panther. High
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STEAMBOAT ADvERTIsEMENTs.


1874 The public arc hereby
n--- Ia Notified that the Steamc-
/E;y;.sS::::ysl. - ~ AUGUSTA, Captain Il
SsssSs=@sse-~ MfTcHErL which i in the
c"s' complete order for both lay and ght line,
amn nnsurp.sscd in her accommodations, is now
inning on Mondays, U'sdnrsdnys and EricyaJx be.
wen Norfolk and Port waltiaIL I'M connect ON
WIN tGe Cars for Richmond and Petersburg al the
'oW rates ot seventy five cents only irCiudinr-
nW pnsscngcis leaving wrchrs Wharf, Nnr'
Ih' ON lh"se DAYS at O'clock, p. NJ sup ON o,id
me augusta touch at Old Point, where they will
remain 1ntil p. NJ lodge on board in fine bcrtbs
ana spacious cabin, arrive at Port w aIthall lit
tic after daylight, aud at Richmond or Petersburg
70 breakfast, and IN time to take tho Cars North or
south. ana the Canal Boats to Lynchburg
Fare Ia Old Point % co,,,s
DO Richmond, or Petersburg IS do
20 frcderlcks9urg 50 % DO 70
Do Alexandria, or Washington 5 so do
- TIC Augusta will stop in all cases TO put out WAY
i,nve and will stop for H,chcneper signal is made
me pubic may rest assured, that it is the deter.
mutation OF the proPrctors to keep Up this line
Per'n'ncnty aud 10 accommodate travellers be-
tween Richmond and Norfolk in the best manner
and Al the lowest raics.
to TIC captain ON board, or to
w. III. GARNETT & CO. A0ents
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A MOTHER LOT or BOOKS from Harm

"A 4 Brotucrs.
Dictionary of Greek and Rolnan Antiquities,
aOriGged rom the larger Dictionary, by William
Smith, H. l.. D., with Corrections bv C6arlcs An,
thcp, l.. l.. d. 90
The Biblc, The Koran, and the Talmud or, Bib.
al LEGENDS OIL the Mussulmen@, compiled from
Arabic sources, and compared with Jewish tradi.
tious, Ivy DIR. G.. We'll.
No II Harpcr's New Miscellany, on tic conncc.
non OF thG Physical Sciences, by Mary Somor,illc.
No Pictorial History Of England.
nos. SO, 90, 81 and 81 illustrated Shakespeare.
French Domestic Cooking, combining elegance
with ccopomy-wth many cngrayings. All ior
sale at w. II. II HODGES s. CO.'S
July 81 Cheap Book and Fancy store.
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FINDING. Our arrangements for Binding be.
I'D ing completed, we are now prepared TO b.vc
ROOFS Bound in any style, and on very reasonable
terms. W Il. n. HODGES & co.
july p
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TOHN COOKE Sc CO., Dealers in Foreign
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
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III BUFF. Chemist, corner of His,h and Mid
II die reefs, ort.mouth Va ~ ''
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CHARLES III. HEINITSH, Agent, Drug
~ glsa ana Apotecary'aud Dealer in Paints, Oils
Dyestuffs, &c, Hi 9Th street, Portsmouth, Va. ...-
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WILLS, Wholesale Grocery and Commits.
- sion Store, Commerce street, Norfolk, Va.
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ID ACON.-5OO Extra Hams-2O, 600 Hog R,uud
ID Bacon, Which we are selling low. Call at
WILLS & CO.,
July 25 High street
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Rclnting tn the sale of the Portsmouth aud Ro.
anoke Rail Road
Juy9 Thtds J b. Jr 81 AMI
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BY ORDER OFTHE PRESIDENT & DIRECTORS
Of Me Board Of Public LE'orks

EMO !hc p 'ltion of ibis road which Ii = in
north Carolina Is chimcd adversely To the mort
g1scs OF me Board of Public Works, by persons
who profess to hold it under the La VS. of North Caro-
ma IL Is to- be understood that the title to such
portion is to DC adjudicated according to tho laws
an" NY ,nt oourts oi th1t State. aud must be taken
at tue purchasers own hazard
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500 REV A RID.

GREAT preparations have been made at the
" New York Boot aud Shoe Store, and we are
now opening a large and handsome assortment of
Summer Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c, and we are
selling them agrccably to the present Hard Times ;
please give a cali before you buy elscwhc
Just received and for sale at the New York Boot
aud Shoe Store,
I29 rairs Goodnoo's light Buotccs
lr0 DO do heavy do
300 do light Summer Boots
10 do Gents Cloth and Prunc,la Caters
loo do Womcu's Cali Slippers, cheap.
We have also received 100 pairs Mems light Zoo.
tees. at 81 cts.
The Misses and Boys now be supplied with
any thing in onr line Call at tic New York Boot
and Shoe Store, next to the Farmers Bank, Main St
July j. H. GREGORY
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Polished Steel and Brass Head Shovel and Tongs
lamb Hooks and Cinder Shovcls,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks, "a Variety
Scissors, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Tea Trays and Wpitcrs
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Continental Markets.

There is little OF passing in the panzig market
prices continue supported and about 100 lasts beat
changed hands last quotations AT - 70 i6s per quar-
good mixed qualities The greater part OF Tie late pur-
chsses shipping Holland, where apprehensons are
felt of failure Rowland Potato crops The supplies
from the provinces of Poland continue extremely small
The Stetn has been rather fmer since last report
owing small supplies and better accounts from Holland
Prices are last quoted -! 10 i6s quarter
O. D. for good aud foe Wheat bat the buspess is limited
in the extr. The Wheat trade in Hnuburgh much
in the same position. few thousand quarters changed
during the week about former prices os 10
6t i2s 44s for 60 ola lbs quality
no sales f. ON outports.
AT Bremen the market continues firm for all descr!p
tiors OF Grain. col los. Wheat has been bought for
Dutch equal To 10. 10 500 per quarter
Rye very lively demand and large transactions have
been INSIDE Too delivery from ArchaDgel. White Peas
are ti,mly held ut b. per quarter O D
Accounts from Odrssa, state that the business IN
heat has been limited suce last post only about 5000
chetwerts sold former 26 TO 3Os per guar
ter for good aud prime Wheat The arrivals from the
interior are almost bill coming in very damp but the
sun which has been very burning lately, VII! soon i'm
prove their condition lncisn Corn, of which some
quantity lately arrived 10 oota,usoe at about los
quarter I. b.
rresb,s are rather looking up, but the demand is still
very languid.
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The imports during the same period amount to $685.


The imports during the period amount TO $685.
bales.
AStes-The same want Of spirit continued TO pervade
our market that noticed. the sales consisting Of
only $50 bbls American Potash first BRANDS lsi6. cever
able in July and Angus at "a 25 10 81 30, per % k du
" q a5) paid. PeHrlash has been neglected. and we
therefore quote It before Sc ST. for home nse The
Utica Albany from YORK., had on board lOl bDs
Pc; and 2s3 b5i, Pearl.
t7oar- American Flour Is wthoutinqurv and We quote
90 so 80 per bbl in bond The Albany and Syvie
dc Gra,.e had on board 700 bhls.
Rics-Scsrc.ly anything has been done this week In
Carolina Rice only 65 having found buyers al 81
to IS 81 per so Kill, duty q 37') paid. Our extreme
quotations IS 10 Sc. The Versailles, from Charles
town. and Sylve de Grasse, from New York, arrived with
252 terces We have also received 1924 bags from Cal
cutta.
TdRoe a LOT OF SO casks New Orleans Tallow. 10
arrive was sold at So IS per so kill duty paid Russia
Tslow present quite neglected. sale OF 70 ca ks
new In the three last months of the year.
IN .de at Oh Sc We have received 10 casAs from New
Orleaus and 225 barrels Lard rom New York
Whdtbone-rhere has been very limited inquiry
IL this article but prices nevertheless continue 10 ed
vance The sales to only tons North '" esern
fishery ~ Al! TO So per half Kill for consumption
We quote Southern NJ ~ 90 Ia . 69i supply of SIP
bundles was received from New York and 70 bundles
wcre imported in OF whalers. Stock on hand
loo tons sgainst 70 tons last year.
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Trade of the Hudson.
Produce and Cog'ry Merchandise arriving CT Ne fors
Reported Speruii.y for The aer- fors irtouns

Produce and Cous,y Merchandise arriving Ne,e York
Reported Specla!y for 7he aerS- fors ir,ouns
utjcs Lines Sha~-Bosi Pre.idrn'-5s0 bbls d ,ur
W,coti IL bx. cnee.e Whites oa.e. sooS. w
Mott; cb-r,r ! ob. beans pig. bui-r " OF <
D'sAs - ox' cheese 30. man ssna1, 'eo. butter
O.~ero C.pxl L ue-J Giteit-BUai Zzpbs,--si aoi,
pos est.jO \ semen; 81 ovd.seaas Gepers
TOY aid Western Lake boot Liur-w hi;eZooa!
A Avery-ls7 To. Aou Dwight bess Coz c:A, ase
) i Lord; D "lgh', Seas CO. l9S e'!. aoaf Z
II Clu.cu; IS DBL. por. 10 90 .rc beg 10 DOS a'nes
bos beef k-u,, kIuDan Co. Aes, butter oaneoo, w.
rolls ies.hvr wool hrn9, hihns1i W. - Aos'
butter Bowman X Stanton W., =
500, ,up, Iuit,r IS hrx do hus.eli box WOODEN
IS, I..rsnc. s ru.rbie; 81 obs ssltA hvNry c.;
obs A,Ie. Tunh; 10 ARK tu -r C'aA' " ~
A,r.a, ana Csral Line-A Hoyt-ssge J,ferson-s0
bb ur CT app Gu; 400 Lwle III, b-as w; iIo 90
heu,, k,nn.n Co.. rs do ? Nev'u. s'hi - 90 nc
nuiu=l *, bu.h=i. potatoes John rsisrso. hid. IT,
oacev UeprcAs k'u. DO Suvau Sud; o1' o1oA'
Jt.eph LaareDc.; 5000 ou,hel. rye : Ga. 70.
Surdon-S0 Il Spod.rc, Tucson = Co 20 ~
N,v.a.& soa; So Ho.l. hoashT IS q hoison Nc
Geulrs wing Gu; 2pp % 81 acEsu Siot' -
d. aicks Co. $50 Mead, X, g-ts Gu, 20 az Dove
Gary; 1873 DO po,d frVtaiDsn 81; Cab, a,h5. hsh-
Aee-i
f'Gr d CO. &c, 40 Go n Reed; Sol Suydsn Sage
Co. 'eS DO "iknt, Beas &c; SO CO EdSad CooA 10
ens.n Sco1' 81 PORK Go Douglass. . sab.
ays!ep =. ;a II s-s. batter L. sseis, L-d..n c.. $50
chair SUI 81 nos do Z T--ec, 81 DsIzs ~.dclns
WintnrOp; SbAs goods Wsi-iAa Co. IL rolls Ieaih
jos; 80 n.iI Croet-s Coz b.lss do W Il
Care, CO; II bxs ep--.- Hui: s.i-s eing. "
+ Mosi; IS oack Fox Poihe-us 50 ch--.-
Uuck~o rlaA Havanc; rs lnch .aeis
ARMY, sis eh-.se Ia casas DO hum Co; 30 odls
aAii r.ls " Gilmore Co.
Albany and Nr~ York Lne-A Van Sanivoord-Bsrg-
Lady Van ktn..eiser-6. oos aOnr Suy dam. Co;
SIS DO wi.b-r G.E syssad; 80 90 Pars7f. nfooas Z
hs ~ do ArvIus sol; ies do hea6 CO. iSs CO
Hoea.n Bailey; cog Rogers Cos Is oos ssh-s
SAcmure Co. ISL psls corr ,sel Holofook, Neisvr Co;
IS hama anc .nouldr,s Il bid. tobacco SULLIVAN
sons 81 e>es wool Judo, Hartford - oaos COTTON s
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

n The sAip Louisiana from N.- Or1an,-Mr Law
renee.
II thip Cernsiia rom Lre-Pool-Mr John Trumperaut
Potts add lady Mes EIz-o-th and Masters william.
Henry. John aud J+E-s Potts and servanr: M.t Nc
h-pzje. Mr. John Evans. Master Henry Lunpk,usou.
Mr. GEORGE Ad4rns James Charles and Wii-rn Aoar,;
NJ Samuel Hor,ey amt lady, Mi,s Sophia HorsAy; Mr
Josiah J-qu-s MISE. Deborah. Enz4 beb- and rcss
Jsques; Mr. LuDpkiDson AID lady. haste. Lumpknson:
Mrs Martina Adams, Miss Ann and Mary Adams and 273
IN the 'tserAg-.
In the brig augusta from Savannah Rev NJ Biodsett.
lady and daughter Stoddard aud lady children and
2servu. sexton. lady and children Mrs w. W. Cor
don Mrs John Huut-r, child and ,ervt, Misses " VII
li.msou. e A R,bioson. R. Robinson. Il. Howell D.
Howell Mr Davidson, c. b. Rnind, D. B. Camp and u
In the tteeraee.
In ,,e brig Ma-y iron. Gaires,or-Oliver Jones and
lady. c. r Hall, sny and child. Mrs Ruihven. Mr. Van
Astne and child Mr. Slesh;, Heddepoerg and Pou-l
MIR. Shaw and Mr. Bell. ire, and second acers s,- OF
Bremen BARR Henry William, wrecked Galveston Bar
May 20th.
In he brig Marsa-st.a. from, Card>na.. cp5a-Mr C
Merritt Thos L Pye, sQaara, Mr.. Ewing and coil
dren.
IN The 6rig Rtvu5lie. from A2aIaehicola-Mr Mver.
LADY and child Foster aud lady Mrs Mrchei Mis-, Kate
McChesn-y. Mitchell; Bennett OF h-y West Cap;
Morgan Messrs Brsman. Snsntg-. S-yuord H.eey.
In The brig MarhCi;aa. from Mobde-C C Chandler
and LADY, Mrs Phelps, Miss Hawkins, Mr. w Hoodless
Colbert
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hORArlo HILL, Aueronccr.
DY COOLEY, kkksk g. HlLL-Ssore iS
- srosdway, New.Yo.S Long Room. tlhroush tho pes
Liberal eash ad~,-crs al soods consigned for sale.
TUESDAY EVENING. July I,

Liberal eash ad~>-ces all soods consigned for sale.
TUESDAY EVESiSG. July Z
Al hslE pas. O'clock al th-tu Auction Roou-
BooKs-A srgo assortment OF Mscel .nevus Law and
Schoo, Books Coussns 10 part Of Pr-sevs 70, dtpspd
aud lssbos, sols CovPet's Surgical Oicoosr Nin.s
cvmplso Worksj Gums pouo.c M-detn~; jose plus
m,,eds Asr,oouS; Jane Tay ior's WorAs Sv; Play
fsirs Euclid KSu-s El-mens; 6covo's 9tsea Dtciou-
sry; BoNs,'s French Dictionary Wehst-r's University
ctonury; Tyler Uuvorss History, v"I.; R-ia's
Ergi,h Dictionary; Auarsnlh, p%5; Fstosd.h,ps
,Asr e lsl; May d,~er, ls+e; 2Amr,icsn rv-h Gin;
Wat,s's RrppoL. B.pi.t h mos, Turkey morreco; ~
Utlson United St-,ss; Pictorial story Of Eogland;
DO 20 Frouce; K,doe,'s Sketches ~ Boz,. vols
Mrs H-m-u. Poems. hon'eomr' . Po-ms, "; Sou,hs
Sarrnuu. vos; Murph, r-cus Zeoophou; 8loomfed's
lrert T-s ament vol. R-zcn'. Oulues of KsH Lear;
The Alta, Of Nsure ohv usied With cord -bsrnvuss,
Clerks Assistani 9rhau Prscucej Chnty'. Pleading;
Espioa.s, pIiu. Euer on Exc'ulor'; Co'nyn 10
Cohlrucu BAL-s Ch-Dcatyi Pbilps Evidence, Aoul.
,ou'. Chsueerv Bsiro. Trsv-s v". Pruvsrhsl Pho-
,ophy; Ev-rna, by Mics euruey 10 Cowp.rs Po-ms;
Plrrir!s Progress; 10 Scoui.h meony; 10 Masop's
Select r. mains. 10 Mssop's Crum6s Wesley Sermons
complete In vol evo; Lives Of Naval Heroes, 10 Livsr
of celebrated Ptrst-s 10 National 81 ugser 10 Two Of
R.v John Wesley; 10 Young Wcman's Compecon, 5
HI tory OF Seven Champions; 10 Tses OF the Cent? 10
Life Of Chr,- 10 Children OF tho Abbey; 10 Fa-m.r Of
sl.wood Forest; 10 NewsMe Calender; 10 Arabian
Nights; 10 Life Of Bouapsrtei 10 Life of Lord H-sonJ
Fa thsr!sss Fanny; II Byrons Poems; - % Epefi,h
Baron and Castle OF 0uanto 10 Lives OF Celebrated Rob-
hers; Parmels, OF Virtue Rewarded; 10 Popular Soog
Book Treasury OF Wiz Also, 1000 Political CARR
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os the 4.h ins.- Mr,. cATHARrNE EEsyEY. IN ,.e

Ga the 4th tnss- Mrs. cATHAaISE EEsvEY, In the
Sd year of her age.
Fer friends and relatives and those of the late John
Low IT. and OF Abel T Anderson are invited to attend
Der funeral from So Broouse (o-teeeu Hudson and
Fsrcs sts on Tuesday, 7th ins,- az O'Clock NJ OK
On The An nsI CzARlSA, wife OF Josiah Peirce aged
Is years.
The friends OF the family and ,hsse of her ,on-iniav
Jackson Wheeler respectfully invited 10 aerG her
funeral on Tuesday ttonorroE) morning al 10 O'Clock
from her late residence M. S35 Houston S.
On The 5th inst. FRANCIS AUSTIN. only child Of
Francis and Lucy A. Brown, aged three months and
twelve days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited 70
attend The funeral this morning, O'clock from No
liz Chatham S,
Al Greerded Mass, on the "a ins, JOHN {. DOWN
ING. OF the firm OF Downing Baldwin OF This city n
ihs 3o;h year of his aze.
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IiYerpool Markets.

Prorisioas-AnyteGr ->lnc- sailing Of The las,
steamer Produce has .ined Very quiet
the arrivals! especially irum the United States being
usually and The disposition the part OF bu,
ur any extensive oriog s CHECKED by the
pressure ut large stocks and advancing Value o;
ney-osti cuaunues 10 arrive Very freely rs con.
sderaoy exceed tue demand, that stocks are IN
crcasips AID the tendency OF prices Is st downward
iber- hsve been few Transactions during The past fort
pisht-For Pors We have dem.nG. except In low
qualities, which sre ~sn,ed for Sport-Bacos ntddes
arc wanted. and would meet ready sAle-So transac
,,uns at present in Haas Lard has not sold quite
freely owing the extreme h-si OF the
i, NO change prices To report-No Cksese whatever
the nsrsrt the Tor tns fret arrsvsls good
Grease Butte wanted snd will conand resdy sale
g 40s to As.
y,o,-purins the lss, for,nish; alteration OF any
moment has taken pisce in The Iron Trade prie-s 10
msiu ~ then quoted-Cummon Bar lrou Is 10 TO ss IS
Shse, Ell III to fl2, scotch Pig 81 to "a :. o.
and no variation iE these prices 10 Tie pres
ent position Of aairs reasonably De ine
homs,rsds for the Of the year deededy brisk
srisins from the progress IN the hsSds OF hs
large con,umers The trade generally may Dc consia.
cred 10 hopeful and healthy state Crest anSis'y Is
being ssinced among The railway contractors ss 70
the possibility OF Obtaining sbor for al tss different I
ways and public works new projected, A7se nuases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

~ Among the lake receipts we notice con.
ssnment George Davis OF this City, of 2s baes of hemp
from Hon. Henry Clay, which goes through east
ern market. Buffalo Com. ADV.
q Rev. Mr.. Chapman of the Messiah Church
In city has understand accepted the cali 10 the
pastoral charge of the Eighh Presbyterian Church Of
Sew.York City. Boston Trans
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RDuhS.
MILITARY ART AND SCIENCE


n APrLsiU,2 co lave la,i puhG.n-d = Ei=nsIn OF
~. mui Hy Art 5ci-Dc- rn.oscing the uut'e, Of
Stiff Infzutr, Cavalry Adultery, aud Engineers sdspted
10 the Of MlliIis md Fnuoir-rs By Wager d al
lrcs Lieut. Of Engiaeers U. s. Army. VOL l2n1; Illus
trat-d ~iih plsirs s. So
Tns work couisi ful dis us'ion o. Strategy FORTH
cations Log.cs T-crcs aud The OF Nanoosl fen
c-, Il ves fail description II our 81 seu OF a.
cuasi crf-pces wh discussion Of The severs nef b.
so.ps and forts ncIuopk full account ot III more
recent ATTACKS Iusa ouo- and saint Jean d acre
These scrounls accompanied VIII drawings showing
,h- sa-. OF tn furIs aud he po.iton snd urc- 81 the
-nIps also dtscrih-s the position and character OF M
frhcsons on Northern frontier. and ausyzes our
Northern military csmpalsus full ACCOUNT /, eive' OF
d-rn Army Organization. ircudlngthe Uses an1
,-lav, number OF he al mn st'aive CUrp' nj
Of four s'ui.-infsrtry Cavalry, Artillery aud Eos
full account /. gwen Of the In unon aud duties
OF -sch IN III brs Of drawn up The roops
on The fslI and Of bfiuliag them ino art Each prnc
pie il illustrated ny hum-rous hsio cn ples
AID Explained by dra~irgs.
smiar 10 the Eusllsh language and no
hss been spared 10 msse us-fu huoA iJ Mrtary
Meo ua6l- general reader for ihe his orlcs
inf, uiuyou 1, cun,aius )y6 2Iis
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DOLORES BY HAR9o HARRING.

DOLORES BY HARRO HARRING.
V'HE FOURTH AND L>Sr NuinUor o: uhs wonderful
work will p bhshed This Gny The iri. before The
Superior Court which TOOK last week Of HsrrU a
mug Harper Brob-Ts nnd about hch II Jury
agree -xcl-d great Ytrrcst Ia ibis
msrSsbir novel. lh.t si DO necessary for Agents
forward their order, cay possbr the preseRl
edition " III suon he -Nhsust-d-
MARolNs ER, LOCKWOOD L CO.
459 Broad ~sy, corner Gfuud.st
This last No. will brief report OF the late trial,
che OF Council. iS3 3ts-
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Of which will certainly be carried into effect Tie i'm
mediate tendency appears 70 be considerable advance
In the of dinninutou. socially tnd poiit-
cay III the power OF capitalists aod corresponding ad-
dinn of power 20 tie mechanic aud laborer.
Tobdtoo-The sales since the beginning OF The month are
about 500 hhds consisting partly Of Western leaf and strips
with few Virginia stemmed the former taken By The
trade latter for Ireland. Prices remain UncnRoRed
AL descriptions however, easier, e1cep. Ersinias
which arc firm.
Fool-There has been very little doing ii consequence
OF the near approach public ses which take pace
week when large attendance Of The trs6e is
and should the expectations 70 The passing or the
Corn Bill be realized il will doubt have favorable m
auepce the sales. In prices generally theFes no alter
notice The accounts the German fairs no~
progressing quote consider able reduction ToD the prices
OF year, which Will effect the value OF all fine Woos
Including the better qualities OF United states OF This de-
scriptsr there very little left in the market
Hughes and Ronald.
Preights at Liverpool.
Since last publication the fear OF shipping il
American bottoms in measure died away.
and goods 90 forward much usual Though The under
writers stil require higa premiums The quantity Of
though no, large ralher exceeds the demand We
quote the following for transient ships for goods
&c New YORK Dead weight 2. 10 los esrbsnwsre.
5s fine Eoods 5s; hardw la Cd per tOu. Boston
dead weight l5s; es-tbenusre Is Cd 10 So. foe goods
l5s 10 20s hardware 5s Ia 60 per Philadelphia
dead weights, 10. Cd 10 49, eartheR rsre los; foe
goods, 25s; hardware 20s per ton. EeuOrleau,-dead
weight 0s; earthen los; ine goods 25s bard-
ware, 25s Charleston and Sevsnrsh-hne goods 2os :;
coarse. Dos; hardware ass; eartbeoware, los; dead
weight l5s. Focke and Bout, Ship Brokers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06
RAhE RoOKS ON POFERY.

THE JESuIrS GUILTY, &c 81 81.
The M,,I-r, OF J-.ui ,srn, Sno calf, neat IS so
Good Atheism lLhi-ity and PoprTy 2mo CD = 81 eta
F-llo~ss Practice Chu,cn OF Rome, limo. hsf calf
81 cents
Rou's Catholic Charlie kc. limo calf 81 20.
L-page's Tn- Mocern J-soit., l2po 81 cls
Grvser SIX Lectures on Pupvrv, lrpo 81 cts.
case OF Church Of Rome Stat i2Do calf, 81 so
At.orbuy's Rousn Catholics - CALI, 81 So
PILLARS oi Pup-ry Thrown D WI, lime IS
Msar1s D. aln OF Popery emo calf 81 81
5.rsers .-rmons Oh POpery. 2vcls sso calf 50.
~man. k-v1e~ Of The Reformation. svo csf IS cts.
4 Coz ecuon OF Catholic Tracts. thick SVv. 81.
Me.urrr Roman Catholic QIe.t"ns, svo. 81 GS.
J-.ulticAl 4 phOrisms. ,ms,i to 81 IS
Osl-. M's,rry OF luqIiy. 'm-ll Ito IS c1.
Penal Lzws III unsI lnr Je'ul $, small +to Is cts.
Sarrct. T r. sls- the Gnu ch $50. 81 81
D hs'es ui 63n un The Exclusion Bill, Svo. Sc cls.
The PnRCi of the Jesuit $40. 81 IS.
la lie ou The Fathers Svo. 81 IS.
Publications OF the ProIe slsut Association avc u els
Jobn.nn's Work, on Popefy, folio, calf 81 81.
Ssulu lrsnRel Opera. fnio SlS.
UyouS 81 Opera, folio. SIS
Fbr s-le by WILEY PUTNAM.
IVA 1lis Importers and Pun i,h-rs. i6 Hrnai~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06
PAMELA BONNETs.

OAMELA BouE-I- ana beautiful article equal In
ha-st clip, aud Ii dutabi iy to sDy
II rb-y WARRANTED 10 bear cleansing aud
doing up TO look well
Ala. nand a,sUrtcnt VI Straw, Tu,csn and Lace
Borpes o toe bo.i styles suitable for Mlnefs Or Mer-
chnna retail Trade For saio ny
III lmi.- IA NAPIER g. John at