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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-18

The fruits are all .ipenins never before has been
scenthe moisture which the Earth ,nbbed during the
early part OF the supplying richness 10 al vese's
bic productions under the transmitting influence OF the
warm bright sunshine The Earth never promised so
ebundan.ly.
PEACHES-Yesterday began the real Peach season
Fifteen twenty thousand baskets were received ad
sold the different narkets-most OF them from New
Jersey, and good proportion from the orchard OF
Nessrs Z A 81 c. Stevens who expect TO raise Eighty
Thousand baskets during the These which VIII
average Sc cents basket viii yield very handsome IN
come and comparatively triang outlay The MessrS
Reybold from Delaware have begun bringing in their
Peaches but they get much damaged then voyage
On Saturday they brought Fifteen Hundred baskets,
which were really spoiled The New'jer$sy Peaches
look fresh and blooming the cheeks OF her nadeas
is impossible ofcourse 20 state the price OF Peaches
with any nce,y-they ranss from > cents 10 :: per
basket Some very fine saw yesterday sold Tor
81 * per basket
PLUMS.-Gsses are plenty at 81 50 per bushel
PEARS.-There Is abundance OF ire Pears in MAJ.
ket bringing s sorts OF prices The best saw were
IS per bol- They were peaI,s CONS.
APPLES.-oh wha; an abundance OF magnificent,
swee,hea.ts o; Apples we going to have The mar.
ket is alresdy suted Jas the shpnews collectors say
Win mem. GSN aIe VIA 60 - u - - per opi
BLACHBERRiES-Gone.
WHORTL EBERRIES.-These unctaous and piy1ncn'
,i,;ous iaxuries are worth IS cts. per bu=hel
TOMAToES-Tart AS al offended wife and whole
some As fsthers snger-are reduced 70 50 cents per
bushel.
SWEET PoTAToES-The early specimens OF this
escuent fabric are of tie strongest hbre and most excel
len, flavor They are worth = 80 per yard-we mean
barrel
IRISH PoTAToES-As good.na,ured as Collins and
a. faithful as McShaac-ser for 81 y per Dbl.
wATERMELo NS-we had perfect de!ugc OF VS.
.e-nelons yesterday trou, the country opposite the
United States the other side the River sway down
in the Ja-seys They sold FOR all OF p-ices-S5
$40 and $50 per hundred.
MEATS-Bee: is in ;sir demand and ranges from .:
70 cts Sheep are worth s. So per head Lambs
Il 50 So 50 Calves / /. cts per ID
FIsH.-Halibut cts. Black-Fish Il. Sea-Bass Ss 9.
porsies 5 Holsters u IS.
CHlCKENs-3?f 56s Cts. per pair-pooF picking
BurTER-Bsst Goshen Is. cts, Western u. cts.
CHEESE-7t cts pc. 10,
EGGS-l4 for shilling and no questions asked.
coRN.-Green Com is worth s5 cts. per hundred
ears.
BEASs-Are s,r!nsy ana plenty at Is. per basket
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MARINE JOURNAL
II SEE Marine JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED


ship Arson, Bsrknlan ds I'm Charleston cotton, &c
10 Geo Sutton.
Bark Cora ,of New Bedford Young o. ds Tn Rotter
dam ldse and So s;cera.e passengers 10 Schmidt Bal
chen Aug 9th lat 30 So Ion g. boarded ship Victoria
Woodward, days hence for Pictor, who kindly sup
pied us with provisions 18th Isl 10 Is Ion o. - spoke
brig Vanguard from Picou Tor Bridgeport, Conn 18th
lat H. lon Il g. spoke brig Olive Branch, Tor Philsde
phis
Bark (Br) Lanarkshre, Turner, Ii Is from liverpool
2ie passengers 70 TspScot: Co.
Brig Augusta McNsi-, 4 ds from Savannah cotton,
Sturgcs, Chairman 4 Co.
BRIG Wn, Davis Long 70 ds I'm New.Orlesns, 10
NcCTeady 1850 sacks corr TO Spoaord Tlestoa & Co ;
2ll bales hemp dc leather, Burritt
Brig Russell Avery Is ds I'm New-Or!eaas wheat
10 Goodhue & Co.
Schr (portueuese) Felelsdad de Pona Mofgu y as I'm
Demsrara, VINE 70 ? Searle
Schr Mary, -, d RON Newbern, Nc, naval stores
70 Blossom.
Sch. Marietta BUR-, Knapp i; ds m Richmond aouE
10 Allen s. PaNsor.
Schr / Brown Francis 3 ds from Wilmington, NC
naval stores to y l McC-eady
Sch- Lady Whedbee. Harrison, as I'm Ocrncoke, NC
wheat, WARM: < Son
Schr Tine. Gosey 5 dsys from Wilmington, NC iuir'
S,hr N J Peck. Lipscolnb 5 ds I'm Richmond, coal
Sch- Powell Powell d. from Wilmington NC,
naval stores and cotton 20 Powell
Sch- Peon Psrtole - d I'm Belize, (Hcn} MAHOGANY
&c 70 Edwin COtin.
Schr Ju,!a < Nancy. Lewis, ds IN Newbern NC ne
val stores, 20 + N Blackwell
Sch- A 4 Ireland - 8 is frcIn Newoerr, NC, naval
stores 10 Z NJ Blackwell.
Sch- Sarah Charlotte, Dis from Newbe-n, NC. naval
stores 70 Meisd Plat
BELOW bEis unknown. Wind Z.
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Biter.-For The cure JgUadic, Indigestion, Nervous
Debility Headache, Costyepess. Dyspepsia, Loss OF APP
petite and all diseases for which the medical faculty have
and Wild Cherry BARK.
The Sarsaparia aud Wild Cherry Brers contain IN the
most nuoNious form, ell lie sensitive Qualities Of thosr
most valuable articles The medical combined
with other valuable remedial agents while e union fur
r:-Ecs effective aud most agreeable ton
!c and apericnt medicine offered Tie public.
A. family medicine the Sar-s3arIla and Wild Cherry
Bsrs Invaluable. They be given with perfect
safety al! They very pleasant 10 the taste
which recommend. them any easy medicine 10 admins
children.
Sold wholesale and retail. by WYATT x KETCHAM,
genera agents, l.. Fu.ion-s. y y anu James w smith,
corner Fuion and CranberIy SIS BROOKLYN. aule 6lLs
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cnr,Ie ,Inrkct-MosOAY, Aug.

Reported Tor The Tribune
At Marke,-l32+ Beet Cettle about 1000 from the
South 60 Cows and Calves 1000 Sheep and Lambs
CoHs and Caires-The moderate number that Yves OF
iered met ready sale, al prices little lower than those
OF last week a to $50 quality are the extremes
at the market
Sheep aud Lambs-rhe supplies were very large, and
400 head remain unsod. Prices range from 81 to
81 5o9s3 rs for Sheep Lambs have fallen fraction,
and sell at from IS cts. to 81 50. All sold.
Bet CGule-We note reduction, on all qualities of
fully sc g upon the prices current last week The
bulk of the sales ranging from s. to Sc IS About 800
unsold.
Hay sells at 50q 62:c cwt Straw 81 50 . 100 bids.
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DAMAGE BY FLOOD, FIRE, AND HAlL.-A ire
mcndous thunder storm occurred in New Sharon Starks,
Mercer. and the nechborng towns on Saturday night
last (cxtendiug believe, into Somerset County,
which caused quite flood upon the small stream empty
Ing into the Sandy river At New Sharon Village the
tannery of Mr. Hopkins destroyed three o: his
buildings and large quantity OF leather having been
carried ort-loss from 2G00 10 1000 dollars. Four
bridges ON the Fillcbrown Stream in New Sharon
and Mercer. were swept away-and the new mill
dam of Mr. Works, at New-Sharon, was nearly de-
strovcd In Starks barn full OF hay, belonging to
Mr.. Wtham was burned by the lightning. We also
hear generally of great damage the crops by hail i'll
that vicinity and in New Portland Great quantities
said 10 have fallen; and many OF the hm!-stones
weighed from TO 10 u each. In some instances
cattle and even men were much injured.
kennebcc Journal
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Trade Of the Hudson.

p-asac. aud Colat-y Merchandise .i-r-;ns q. NJ York.
Reported Sr<c-iLly far TX Nr=s- York TlSune.
Sew.ye.s and Troy Line, " Grtsih-sa1se Lady
(,li-ou-ss 5bs corn neal Buckley Co; s. cks hals
Shhi. 80 RsbcocS \ Co. II Gas ashes WOODBURY.: 60
lakewood 1 Co: do Wills BALDWIN, DO ColsR:e (
sbsev bbs bssaIl box snntTlss Lewis Lyman. s.
Tiwards 8 Co; q bGs paper PeIsse Brooks; boxes
goods vsndevort; do 6rosveno,; bales wadd;ng
do Cook s Hurlhui; Il hxs sxee Simmons - ,agE
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W Mackenzie, Tonic Febriruse-A Sovereign
AGUE AND FEVER

This great Remedy, which tie pubic attention Is pa
tcldry called has been extensively used the Western
and South Western States speedy, and certain
for Aue and Fever, Dumb Ague Chill or Iniernit
ten; FereIs.
The une1spled and complete success. attending ns use
and vel proven have become lis wide spread victories
over every OF Ague in the West that the Febrifuge
is now supersedg every other offered remedial and
looked upon the only that can be relied upon IL al!
stages OF the disease.
The many thousands OF instances wherein It has ght
cures while no instance known be shown OF
failure in being offered possoss!ng the three
cardinal merits without which medicine be safely
used in Alue cases These merits that lis cures
SAFE, Certain and Permanent
For sale by Hoedey, Phelps Go. Wholesale Agents,
New York and nv j. NJ Win-ow Druggist Rochester y.
Y; Coleman Co Buffalo y. ?. Jacobs, Detroit. Mch
Brinkerhof Penon Chicago. III Edwards Francis,
St Louis, Mo and by Druggists generally throughout the
L. States. ie2 lavish SWI
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ESTABLISHED PRICES AT
evRSEY's SEW HAI ASD car ESTABLISHMENT
Isl Etltnn.t. N,Ln ItlLlLdlnc
NEW INVENTED WIGS.
~ RufrheInr,s New invented Wigs

pronounced by all who have and them
perfect and natural heads OF hair. Wig invited
inspect them they WI. al perceive that what has
long been them OF Inolerabie discomfort,
will hencetorh be real luxury. WM BACHELOR,
inventor and only manufacturer, Wallst near Broad
wav. removed grom LIS BroaGway. iy21 lmeols-
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DIED


Yesterday rlornins At ?. o'clock. q Inflammation
Of the borc.. JOHN ". LYMAN. OF John y. and
Harriet I y.nan. aged years
The friends OF the family invited attend -.
ers! a, o'clock this afternoon IRON No. q CsaAst
On SUNDAY morning. i5t.! as Of procrscted Eoop-a :
Couch NEy infaH: daughter Q: DAME! and Ellen Des-
raond y aged nine raontas and % days
Troy papers please copy
On tie nigh; o: :ae IL; inst Z; Syos-et oyster
/ ALFRED YOUSGS. soa Of William sidney Nc
On on ,s l . in The l0 year o: rs sse, ADoLPEE
HTPpOTlTE- soa Of John z L. i1eEa!sEle=
o friends and aocua:a-ancc= OF the family are re-
sec..;T invited 20 attend n :rne-a- ToI ~ D!aHe
= OF, Tuesday afternoon !eia iIs' al CLOCK
o.. Noadsv- NJ. CONSTANTINE ADAMsoS aged q
ves-s native 0: New-Cest!e-UpOuT yre- England ana
Tor .he !g., . years resident o. tbs city
n friend. and tie friends OF nc family are n+ited 70
a..eud ts funeral On "Wednesday. lath n=t az . : NJ
from his late residence go Broadway, cor inst
~ EDWARD i NEWTON. Esq OF P!ttsteld
Mas row n England has cent home % ire G'eas
Western tvo very superior cows. @; re sho:t COIN
Cd Durham breed, from TIE Bruen @;ape1oFd am
near Chester now N TIE occupancy OF Nh " n All
The- are hEh bred and vcry valuable animals and VII
Prove ar ACQUISITION 20 Berkshire County NJ Nevton
i native Of Boston and resided many year, IN Caeu-
e where &c accumulated large fortune .ti residence
~ p!tt=:eG the beautiful = that pretty village
He "a warm friend 70 ATicucI-a. improvement and
efficient member Of The tsriaEaed Berkshire Er'ci-
turgl SOcie-y-
The CATERrrLLAR.-A correspondent. OF the
Charleston Mercury writing from BeaUiort : g Aug
10 -svs There is no doubt Eai the Caterpillar = upon
IL IN s-est force they made their appearance =
rnuan.ou.lv upon Par. Island - Helena, Ladies Il
and and Pori Royal We anticipate clean sweep. D..
IN three weeks earlier than usual IN the!r appearance
II : man named Sage cut his throat n Black
River township Ohio on tae IN re died Instantly
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" AGaye Americnnn.-The subscribers are happy
inform their friends Hnd the public thai tic American
Aloe Is again covered with second crop OF flowers H.
terspersed WIKI many hundred perfectly formed plants and
seed vessel, which have every appearance OF maturing
The flower - feet high and - inches IN circumie-
renee Open from A. NJ 70 10 =. VI. Abundance y:
Ecincuss grapes OF the best quality during tie
DUNLAP * THOMSON,
Au1i Seed srnen nui lnfi-f. 50 Rrnndttn
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock, &c. by the
New.Eork and Eric Railroad COMPANY

;. = Carson
50 pigs butter hogs cattle Cap: Grswo.a 50 bs-s
ron y W.soc Coz II 5cs box spring steel Pierson
CO; II tubs 5ui.eT Cap; P.rsoa. IS sheep Smith. IS
pks butter TFiIble 81 rAss butter co eggs lot hogs
and COWS 4 Blake Il pigs butter Cap; Eoyi-
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If Jane Jordan committed suicide at Boston
on Thursday night by taking laudannn. She was wo
man of very violent temper and took the poison to be
revengcd on her husband.
- a boy, aged l6, named Adams was instant
" Killed on Friday BY being run by the cars on the
Railroad at Dwell
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q New.pnper E.tnbIishmenl for snIe-Th.

proprietor OF T. long established Whlc Newspaper, in one
o: The hourshng towns IN Massachusetts,, cOnIcm.
plating change his business offers his establishment
Tor sale Connected with II Is extensive run OF Job
work. For particulars address w. postpaid box No Is
Worcester Mass P. o. auli lwis
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In ship 4nson, from Ch1rles,oR-Mrs Dunn, M Dunn
Capt Randall. Capt Parker Messr- Harrison Whaley'
Me,caf and peunson.
In ship GreeaOck, from LirrPoot-Mr VIM Brown, and
90 in the seerAse
In BRIG Russell from Nsrc- 0rleans--Messrs Mordsnt
and ] Grns
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miscellaneous.
NOTICE TO ,lECHANICs.-Dr. Ro

NOTICE TO AlECHANICS.-Dr. ROSS Will row
Nd.spose he nsi making and vending his PGcpt
Premium E=erclJrHg SArHg very liberal terms Tie
way = thoroughly prepared for going ahead With
LIKE expense and certain profit Any WAC would Ike
give = .I.a, WIZ sH1 tho proprietor a. 3 Arntys-
?. PNo objection 70 a PIr.Ber " the RI -: :GmP -
CAUTION.-AI persons are hereby cautioned against
y trusting any O! The o: the 81. Bars LASARK-
SHIRE, from Liverpool debts Of Their contracting
WI. &c pad ~ Tie Captain Or CoEs!scee=
Ship LANARKSHIRE, f.om LiverpooL-Co2sigrees OF
goods per ;a.s ship VII please send heir permits
5osr foo; OF DoyeE-s or 70 he oc- o! ;e Subscribers
Al goods roi permitted n 5vs days gnagO.ta5y
aus W,1J.T. TAPscoTT. IS sou.a-s;.
THE CANE CHAIR.-Thi. i 1ost beautiful sr;-
i: oCt e larger i5sa e ordinary 5ut car De IN
mediaie.y opened no reA;, durable and Convenient
chair capable sustaining from 20 . - pounds
E. angling o. cog--y excursions, crowded assemblies
iavaiEaoie accom- .or sale wholesale AID
REAL. oy JOHN !. BROWN L co. IL FE.toa-s:
y S-We hsve received fresh supply q tae above
mentioned articles Those hat have been waiting VII
p.esse call ssd make tael- selections AHA
IN 0O0 FEET Black W-A.Iui Board. sad PLans COW
tO,OOU -azc.aE = Pier No : E IL. :0r sac ~
aaIs e:is 4 EDWARDS co. L. PeaE.-st
HORSE POWER :o- sa,e.-Eot sale. Horse Power.
nearly new and perfectly sound Can - se-r . ne
Canton Tea Cos store, No Is CIathzu-st a1ls 81
ITO TEACHERS gToprie.or o. aoGr-Lt2Z
school The CItv Of Washington being about 10 e-
zasa II other business, VII dispose establishment On
:ea,crahis .e--s To teacher -Go CIT produce iesn1oH-
sI al cEsrsh- IL oppo-.roi;v IKE tha ore here pre-
scented Of permanently establishing himself desirable
place rarely oceE.s. Address c { c. City o. y !
aGI7 SIS
mo TEACHEKs-F0T sale cheap, he farni,aIe and
upper par ofNew-York city. Apply Al sec Gfsnd-4t
ALL SIS
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In reference TO the exports Of the colonics II should
be remembered a a gratifying fact, that the emanci
patcd classes great consumers OF the produce
which they raisel
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MEMNRANDA

The packet ships New-Yo.k Zurich snd Wslpole Tor
Europe, have anchored II the lower pay or account o.
adverse winds
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MODEL OF NEW-YORK

IN CARVED WOOD-This immense work Of Art. BY =
IPorter BelGslis exhibition The Minerva Rooms
10 Broadway. This Model presents every building she'd.
and other object The Cy. /; has been progress
for than year and upward Of hundred persons
have been employed is construction, including some Of
the srst Artists. American and EuropeSa.
Above the Model ia 4 GOTHIC CANOPY, o. the most
highly decorated carved work containing different
Psrnents On Paintings OF OF the principal business
establishments the City
Hours OF exhibition from a NJ to 10 P. ". Tickets IS
cents Season tickets 81 cents. iysi tns
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General \ otires.


r. Association No. / United Brothers of
Temperance wi. hold Public Meeting Al The Han cor
Of Grand-s' and Broadway Th EveniEE, for The advocs
c. OF Tora Abstinence from a.. intoxicating drinks The
meeting wi. be addressed - D.. butcher. Mr Mrnson
and M Van ee AID singing by Mrs. Teele ant Miss
Wilson The members OF he Order. The friends OF Tempe
-guce and he pubic generally earnestly invited 10
attend. JOHN 81 RRELLi resident
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JACOB $. PLATT, Auctioneer.

JACOB s. PLArT, Aucioneer
/ ARGE SALE OF HARDWARE.-Trades sale OF
IL 800 Original packages Birmingham, Hardware. Amsrt.
the Auction room corner OF Plat, and Gold ss-sale to
commence nj 10 O'Clock on This Day lsih lnst-anGrs
which Trace, Coil Ok, Log and Halter Chains
casks Hoes Stee!yards, Bed screws Wood Screws.
Butts. Hooks and Hinges. &c. &c.
Also, doz Patent Sythe Snathes, not IN catalogue
Also, 100 boxes Cotton. Wool aud Horse Cards.
Also, 100 dok. Shoves, Spades Scoops, &c. 100 doK
Wire Selves
Also 100 doz Manure Forks, not In catalogue.
Also general assortment OF Hardware, and cutlery
and Shelf goods. CaialoHIes now ready. aul5 IL.
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PART XII ERArTHwAITES

ETROSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE ard sur-
IL serv > published tlI- cay-pric- IS cec-..
Tbs . By i.i he r1o-t Ta!usbe, vc-i nucc Tic
largest par of Ills celebrated Medical Journal tina; sas yet
, pu5l:sA- and coEtalas, II ADDITION iis Csua! record
of ueys discoveries and improvements n lie Medical
Sciences SysEopsis which VII Gamble the Practitioner 10
sv himself OF Tie pTsrtlcA. Indications Of treatment
which different =thors recommended within The a.t
SIX months
ard present Nos. TIE pc- OF the Retrospect Will, II :ucfe,
b Seyer-v-6ve Ceais per No 3 81 PEI enun, cor.-
r--cc.ng WIN No. IS.
Terms for ne -ynoe series No. - inclusive, s.
Per n-uu1a thereafter Invariably n advance 20
Address The Publisher DANIEL ADEE.
ty5o ~ IG7 Fc.tpn-st y. !.
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.Y JAMES Nj. MILLER

\
At 10Y o'clock, al store No L!berty.st
Doors SHoEs-l1IN boots shoes and hrogans.
consisting every vareiysuiIable for Southern. Western
and Northern trade Sale positive.
WEDNESDAY, August 10.
At q O'Clock, at the store of A. Claain, 253 Pearls,
700 cases Boots Shoes and Brogans, fresh from the
utacturer. THURSDAY, Aug. 20,
Al 10y O'clock the OF Geo Palon, No 81 6oldst
opposite Ferry.
5000 sides Sole Leather hernlock tanned Terms cash
WEDNESDAY. August 26th-
At II O'clock the store No Is Waler.st by order OF
tho entire stock of Boots, Shoes and Brogans
contained IN the aboys store comprisngs general variety,
we'll adapted To tho Fall trade The above stock will be-
found In excellent order and fresh. Sale positive.
Catalogues and goods ready for examination TWO days
before the sale THURSDAY, Aug. n.
At 10Y O'clock the Of c. Leo Knapp Palon, 10
JHcobsL
5000 sides henlock tanned Sole Leather. Terms 4monhs.
MONDAY. September Z.
At - O'Clock, AT the Merchandise Exchange
CHANcERY S,LE-By order OF Daniel r. Grannlsa, Esq
Master Chauccry, all those lots Ot land known as No
Mercer-s each lot being Is feet from. and res by 100
te,td
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The L. -. senate OF 1872

II The L. =. senate OF 1Si2.-The subscribers
respectfully that their large mezzotin engraving
the United States Senate : completed and WILL IN short
time ce published Thoee who desire receive early
pressous invited call the National MniGtur Gai
ery and examine The engraving.
aus 1871 ANTHONY, CLARK i co. 2i7 Broadway.
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r1Profe..or of lJorhcmntic. and PHYSICS

~ Professor of Mathematics aud Physics
joins Ryan for The tr. wears Professor OF Matte
males and Physics IN Il Johns College, Fordhain y y
and formerly IN the High Scnoo ana Mechanics Institution
Liverpool being al present dl.engaced i willing 10 con-
meet himself with any College other Literary Institution
where hs services may be required. Testimonials OF The
most satisfactory kind can be given Letters addressed
postpaid 10 JOHN RYAN. Focfam, Westchesier, Co.
y. 7. VIII he attended 20. Hil8 lu-5lo'
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TIE ROAD ACT

THE ROAD ACT.
TIE Statutes Of ae Stale OF E=vE-E orE relation
70 Highways, Brtse AID Ferries, commentaries
A-so. Al Appendix Containing al Iae :orr- precs-
t=zts be used said Statutes Prepared b- Coun-
se.cr q, Law. Just published AID for sale by
JANSEN BELL,
szi3 Bookseller. and Staroners, l5s Nss,au-st
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IL Alct,er received in this town, from Captain
and dated Callao Nav IS 1876 after saying that Sin OF
his men were matinous and only prevented from COM
itsrS CRIME by the watch that Kept over
them by his officers who were armed with pistols ana
authorized to shoot them down if they would not do
their duty states that on the 10th of Msy a, O'Clock
A. NJ. Msyhew LOOK who had charge OF tho watch, die
covered the ship 10 be on fire forward in the hold but
ha, after gres, exer,ions the flames were cxtngished
The FIRE set by TWO Enghsmen and negro The
ship proceeded Callao and the Iu,necrs wer, con.
hned in Calao Castle. The other three r.trac,orv
sailors were discharged from tie ship hut nohins could
DC proved agansi them Captain II, intended 10 leave
C"llao the next day. CHE 9TH amour. OF oil not
stated Martha Vineyards Ga. Thursday
:. How did You feeliwhile Ill camp7" said
we yesterday to returned volunteer
"Fcei" said he, why often felt so internal mean
tha, wished fellow had been kicking nue. through
Camp,street' IN. o. Delta 9th.
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Books.
RANpALL,s GEOLOGY

INCENTIVES TO THE CULTIVATION ofthe Science
OF Geology designed OF ;he Young, by :. s.
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