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M0RRIsrowS. N.J.-The Bathing accommodations of this
establishment recently been enargedthn the past
month Plunge Bath IN feet in length and feet deep, with
Douche of IS feet fall supplied from spring Of puresi
mountain water me temperature OF which Is 50 deg Fab
(boh Summer and WINERY have been built with appro-
Douce and Plunge Baths supplied from springs
OF puresi and coolest water.
The male and female departments are provided with
perenced and efficient assistants and every facility = AT
foried Tor ;horou IN and systematic application OF he VA
Ter treatment The Baths Diet and Exercise. &c. TN
der the personal supervision and direction OF the principal
Application made by letter pos;-pnidl 10 Dr. DEN
TER Norrj-ovvn, y. J. or az III WaIer-s Ne'S-i ora
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The shipments from the Lehigh mines for the week
ending the 9th inst, were 1868 ,ons-making total
since the opening OF navigation Of 225,972 tons.
The following were the imports OF leading arti
Giles into Philadelphia during July
The imports OF Coffee were 5l65 bags Rio de Janciro
l3sq Porto Cabe,o and Lsguayrs 81 81 Domingo: and
$500 coastwisc The imports OF Gotten We're, from
Charleston 7S3 bales Mobile 49, worleans loo else
where 67-;o;t 1877 bales The imports q; MoasseS
We're 3l5 hhds from MatAnzss is FROM Ponce. P T.
81 hhds 81 and 10 hbls from Trinidad lie Cuba
The imports OF Sugars We're. from Pcrnanbuco l,5V0
bh!s and 40 bags from Puerto Rico % hhds and ,
bols from Cientucsos Il hhds and l50 bills from riu
dad de Cuba l5l 5bls. from MasnZas 2O boxes from
- Groin l23 hhds, and - bb!s from Havana ~ boxes
from New Orleans 'i2 hhdS lSiS bbls and as boxes
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excursions.

T- ,EXCURSION.-The third Annual Ex-
S-urSiou OF - James, Sunday School Will
take place "Wednesday The Sth instant
The ar-r and coniriodious steamboat ALBANY. with
suitable hand OF music will leave the foot OF MaIkes e
r al S. oclocs for Rossve. :. and returning
sonabr the evening Tickets ~ cent; each 10 be
had Of J. McSweenv, - jses-st. the Sexton OF the
Church. any OF the Members otthe Committee.
y S.-Eary application is necessary. as me tickets are
limited and persons DESTROYS OF bringing refreshments for
sale viii apply Tor permission 10 4 McCaary 81 Cattle
riresi AUS st.h
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MoOEr. OF NETWORK

IN CARVED WOOp-This immense work OF Ar. by e
IPor,er BeiGen now exhibition aihe Minerva Rooms
100 Broacws This Model represents every building sae
Tree ana Other OBJECT u the ci;y. IL las been II progress
10. more hAr wear snd upward OF one hundred persons
have bee. EMPLOYED It's CONSTRUCTOR. including SOME OF
the trst Artists. American and European.
Above The Model j. GOTHIC CANOPY, o. the most
highly decorated carved work. containing N different COM
uarrrers OIL Paintings Of OF The principal business
Hours OF exhibition from A NJ 10 10 P NJ Ticke;s %
cents Season tickets - cents. ty.i ifs
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MARRIED

In wolfboro' N H 10Th ult Nj W'inslow Hall. Of Do
yer, TO Mise Sophia Stevenson.
In Newtown, (Mass) 3oth ult Mr.. Amos ". Lyon, of
New York city 10 Miss Ann Maria youngest daughter Of
Matthias Collins, ESQ. OF Newtown
In Rochester a, 81 Peuls Church on the 30h ult M
James Pond o. New York, 70 Mias Emily daughter Of
Col Charles Lane Of that city.
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u SebrinG's Restorative.-This pleasant H1edi-
cine never-:airg remedy Tor Dyspepsia and Nervous
Affections. Il Is certain for Sick and Nervous Head
aches and excellent preventive OF Cosveness ana Low
Spirits I; cnrrec.s a morbid stsie OF The hillary organs
and verv ecacious in relieving Fatuency, Coles and
similar complaints the Stomach and Bowels II speedily
promotes the return OF strength and activity in all cases Of
Debility healthy appetite where This greatest OF
blessings deficient, and na:ura! consequence gives
tone and igor 10 The whole system.
70 Prepared By c c. sEBRTNG. Tarry:own, v Y. 10
whom orders be addressed
Sold in Nev-YOrk wholesale and retail By \. 2. D.
Sands Druggists 100 Ful:ou-st corner OF Wjam-s- Sold
also 273 Broadway and - East Broadway, and by Drg
gis.s generally rou gtoui the United States Price =
bottle mo iseodi
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MAJ. GENERAL. GANgs.-The Court OF Inqu Try
ordered Gen Games at Fort Monroe was organic ed
on Wednesday and consists OF Gen BRADY Gen Brooke
and Col Crane, Capt. Lee, Recorder.
AZ the reQucs; Of Gen Games the official order and
correspondence in his case were taken up. lie then
asked tina, official copy Of has letter 20 the Secretary
OF War OF the I'd May si0, which was NOT among the
documents before the Court might be OBTAINED and filed
IN the case-t being important 20 his justification 10
show the necessity which his Judgment existed Toy
the course he had pursued and he deemed the letter
referred 10 as containing cia Information which Jusc
lied him in his course. The request granted With
from tho Cour, that immediate application
should ~ made to the Department for copy OF the
letter The Court then proceeded with the reading OF
the Documents.
We know not what the decision OF the Cour, may be
but public opinion as Il hiss npcached the gallant
Old veteran would be 10Th 10 sanction his condemnation
while IL would joyiuy hail his scCtial from the slight
eel degree Of ccnsure. Norfolk Herald, 3lst uI
TRoors FOR CRIHu tHUA.-Capt, Washington
shc l. 5 Artillery. lie passed by NickshGr. on The
18th irsi furnished the editor Of the Sentinel stale
nner OF the orcc which Is destined 10 proceed VIA
Antonio de BoNar ChihuShua ana pSrt OF winch
on their way with him The force will consist o. 470S
a,s, and will constitute independent command, which
WI! le under General Butler. II y destined 10 strike
INTO the Province of Chihusu0 between Santa re and
ten Taylors position and VIII no doubt intercept the
re;ra of The forces which Will fall back from General
Searpey az Santa Fe Il wi! take The Santa re goVe 10
Mexico and there cooperate with Cen Taylor Us route
;housh The healthy and richest paS OF No'theF''
Ast,cs la,rcls may he expected 10 crown the eNedi-
ton
DISTRESSING AND FATAL CASUaLTY.-A Young
ns BY the name of White WHO has been tor several
yesrs engaged brakeman upon the Western Railroad
e, bis death yesterday by most unfortunate accident
dc was upon the freight in and just Us II WAS leaving
undertook he stepped between TWO cars loaded with
amber which came together crushing his head fright
taly He was killed instantly Mr.. White rest
cent oil East Chatham and WAS careful prudent and
'enpeFae as any in the employ OF the Company
Alb. Eve. Jour Saturday
bRiAS X TIRE ERIE CANAL-A letter from Geo
S'oae Superintendent TO the Comptroller dated Dur
- July 18Th states that large break had occur
piie canal az the Brandy Brook cuivert shout one
| shstSV that place The embankment has gone OUT
VI. stpaih side to ;he depth O. 20 or 25 feet and
~ S"e hundred feet in length and also the bottom
oss 70 the towing psth. 1t will probably take
'e oAss 10 make the repsir at an expense OF
AN SENTENCED TO BE HuNo.-George.
ihGsn convicted of the murder of Mr. Rev.
asl tia Of September, ''''''' w.
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oors IN; II. JONES, Aue;,onee5.

M. n. JONES, Auc,oncer.
RcoI,, SHOES s. BROGANS-on Wednesday.
serso Co No I'D PearsL 500 cases comprising largo
and desirable assortment Boots Shoes and BroEsns,
suitable for the Southern Western and City dealers just
Catalogues and goods ready the morning Of the
sale.
Also, 50 Mems fine Kip Psgged Brogans
Also. 81 Womens Seal Pegged Lace Boots.
Also 81 cases Mems and Boys Knsset Brogans.
Also 100 Womens Pegged Ties and Buskins. Iyd1
A SSIGNEE,S SALE.-The stock Of Boots, 5hocs
"A and landings together with the Fixtures, Lease &c
OF lh. No ~ Beecker--t. Is offered for sae-f
sold private suly before Monday Aug TO- the viii
be- sold day 10 O'clock A. NJ public auction
the premises. Appy0 II. TOPPING, Assignee
Gul to- Frrry.st.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
I SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FOURTH PAGE
ARRTI'E Ed

Steamship Palmetto, Chrstianson6i hours I'm Charles
ton Saturday % NJ st 81 20 long II -, spoke ship
Samuel have had the wind fresh from the Northward
since then
Ship St George Ferris from Liverpool July st witt.
ndsc 10 David Ogden 100 steersge passengers. July
lst at 2. NJ Charles Cos;mnn seaman fell overheard
while securing the anchors The boat sent out and
every eNcron made 10 him. bU, proved unsuccess-
full as il was blowing fresh and heavy running al
the same time The - G. eleven days from Ion 20
30 10 So with light Westerly winds and Gains had no
observation since Wednesday last toggy Saturday
nights al haipaSt 10 o'clock passed steamer Great Brit
ian hence for Liverpool about hours from the Hook.
Bark stephen Brewer I'm Rio GrGnde, June Eth
Hides sc 70 HRrbcck 4 Co. Lett barks Whitmorc
Bright from and for Montevdeo in Is days; Clarisss-
Lent Genoa 20 days Odd Fellow, Pe:tinsi, I'm Lis.
bon uncer,an brig Castro Bcs:se hence 20 ds Just
rived schr NGumkeag Upton I'm and FOR Salem in TWO
DAYS. Capt; Bearse. OF brg Castro requests report
bark Sylphdc May l2 lat $50 5. long 3l:l0 W from
Boston Tor Batavia 81 d. out July 20 lat 30 long $3.50
spoke schr Convert OF Bath Hinckley 10 ds from Bl-
more bound 10 St Thomas. Passenger, Mr. Geo Save
". Esq. OF Salem
Brig Br) Atlas McCslun 10 ds I'm Pctou B coal 10
Soule Whitney & Co.
Brig (Br) Ruth Eliza Hilton II Is I'M Ansuia 1000
bush salt Jas Il Brsine. Left no American vessels.
Brig (Br) J Brown. ds I'm Pictou B. l20 chai-
drons coal, Soule Whitney & Co. Lett 6r brig True
Blue, Stapletcn for Newiork. July - lnt - 30 ION
66, spoke ship United States I'm Liverpool for Boston
o9, lat 10 90 Ion g. 30 brig Calcutta, tn Boston for
Barbados, 80 hours out
Brig Trojan 70; North Yarnouth) Mitchell 70 Is IN,
New-Oreals cotton- wheat, &c 10 NeSIiilt. X " ash
Schr Br) Dolphin, Holder ds I'm Windsor, Ne, plas
Ter 70 BUrnhard y De Wolf.
Schr New-Zeaand, Posnd d I'm Lubec, Ne, pe::ei,
10 Smith i Boyniua
Schr Johnson Hardy, : ds NJ Lubec Ne plaster
bound 10 Newark J
Schr (Br) Sterling Holmes j ds I'm Windsor :.
plaster, 10 Thos Winniett
Schr Harriet Rogers, Rogers y Is m Machas, Ne
lumber 10 7 snow
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General y otires.

II Mechanics Institure.-The Regular Monthly
Meeting OF HE institute VIII pr held II The L-ciiT Dom
rGes:Sy eulns. +lh .usI Il; s O'clock.
IL Resolution OF the Board OF Directors the Library
tihe ReaiuE Room VII be open usa-yvil BE- closed
during the month o Angus FOR The purpose oi inventory
ing me books and replacing such a. msy DC lost Mem
hers 81 lie institute having books u please return
iAe ana those having paid ,he;r dues ;or The current
privileges.
The Excursion Tor lie benes: CT The Library viii take
p!sCe on 42crstzy, s MS The enii-e Membership O.;
ne !n>utHie a-e requested Committee Of Ar
Engagements IicAtl- WI! DC furnished ealing e. he
Institute Rooms tor Particulars OF Excursion. al
yertiser;sn.s @Ad eAndei.l> }. ). MAPES President
I. L BASSETr, Ac,uarv. slS o-;s-
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In steamship Panc,fo from ChGrLesOn-Dayis Flanders
Mics Flanders Daggeti W Wslch. Mr. Haywood and
lady. II Pergond A Pray Mr. Francis Chalmers, D
W Spraguc, NJ Kelog Master kellogg D 7 Weymouth
II Lcth L Schater, stiles, J " GartIwait Pol
lock, 4 Phillips Robert Harper John II Richards,
Howe james Echcr, John Cunsrd, Il Williams.
IN (Br) brig Rah Eliza from -AHglii!a-Mr Spiro and
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1.-THE steamboat; HIGHLANDER, Captan
Charles b. Armstrong. will make q TIP 20
the Fishing Banks Wednesday, August 5Sh. leaving
follows The foot OF Warrerst al quarter before A NJ
HsnInoud-sI- DelanceyL quarter eetore Cath
ERNEST 9; Pier No .. " T. al half past
Dinner Will be provided board Bait al cost-lines a.
reasonable rates. Fare ~ cts. for the excursion.
The steamboat Highlander viii continue her regular trips
the Fishing Banks every Wednesday Thursday and Sat,
urlavs through the season For farther information apply
auS Sis A IL SCHt- LIZ cor. Of West and Duane
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r To the Beuevolent..Tbe p

rF To the Beuevolent.-The Prison Association
respectfully soiicii from heir feoNv-c,-. SUCH .ss;o
ccikirg they may have hand Cases are CONTINUALLY
occurring where greatly Needed and where i s be
usefuv applied The Association ~" also De glad 10 r.
cr,v- Books suitable ;he hose who are confined
in our Prisons Persons wishing contribute a. aboy.
will please send the stcies the Once o: The Association
IS CepIes or give noc- there 9nI they VIII sent or
Such OF he city papers may give The above In
sertiors WI; suh:eryr he csuse % humanity. an 2is-
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~ The little boy, missing at the Picnic of
Rev Mr. FISHERS Sunday. School. has been found and
restored to his parents He strnycd away from his com
ponious and was picked up at 6lstst
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Books.
CHEAP BOOKS FOR SUN

CHEAP BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
A W n. GRAHAMS Cheap Literary Depot Tribune
Historical Novel by Melville very highly spoken OF and
selling ve,y rapidly; pTiee : cts
liant achievements on the Rio Grande; price . CTS.
Morse,. Geographic Maps No s price Is s;'
Sha sespeare. Nos. 81 and 9S; price = cts.
Tower OF London, by Answorh. with illustrations
Artisan OF Lyons. by Dennis Hauigan; price e. cts
Leon De Ca.aver, an Historical Novel by the author ct
Shot n the Eve. Tale OF reHas Border Life price To-
The Fatal Legacy the Doomed Heir IN exciting Tale
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The Gardener, Account OF every Vegetable Prodnc'
Cultivated the Table by the Pow and tile SPADE
The French Cook full and literal Translation Of La Pc
lite Cusuiere Habe book which should be III the hancs
OF every HousekeePer price 25ct7.
Illustrated Palestine, by join RHO; price . cts.
Grahnlu's Magazine for August, beautiful No. with
siee Engrnvinss, splendid PARIS Fashion Plate ami the
usual excellent matter; price p g..
The National Magazine, for August: price l.: cts.
Hunts Merchants Magazine. FOR August: price 80
Agents viii ind TO their advantage 10 call they VIII
be supplied a, The very lowest prices by
aus w H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings. Nassou-st
VALUABLE WORKS ON STEAM ENGINE.
II : 5Ll-rFs''''' on S'''" and Steam Navigation
RG-.c--Treu,ise on Steam Engines -
stuar'-nescnptiyc History OF the Steam Engine; fifty
HoJlyn-Mauuel OF the Steam EncneSl -.
Reid on Steam En- me- illustrated by Wood Cuts-Sl 81
Templrton's Engineers COMMONPLACE Book-Sl -.
Tlrp.eous Engineers Pocket Companion-Sl 81.
Tate on Theory OF Steam Engine. SC NO Cts.
Tredsoid on Steam Engine to volume of Text and
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Trent-c the Steam Engine, by the Ar'iznn CubS9.
Craddock-rhe Chemistry OF ;he Steam Eugine-75 c;s.
Adccck-Ru-s and data Tor tue Steam Engine-15 eta.
Annsirong-An Essay Boilers OF Steam EngEe-,S2 50.
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Lardner Steam Engine lin science and srt)-si 50.
Imported and for sale BY
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au o.!- i6l broad
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~ Or. Woods sar-apnrilla and wild Cher

~ Biers Tor Nervous IIsGkes and Genera! Debility Dys
pcpa llndicc. Indigestion and 1rGn of -iPpee Is the
best remedy in the world aEi their extensive with
recommendations from the most eminent OF lie medical
fraternity nU-l assure the afflicted of their merit Sold
wholesale and retail by Wyatt kelcham, No III Fulton
y. Y; f. r. T. " ians Man-sl Newark, y. J. Price
81 Il bottle, six bottles for -. Jy23 6lis'
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Boarding..

DOARD.-Gentemeu and their wives or single gentle.
ID men can be handsomely Accommodated with furnished
or unfinished rooms and board b. appyinc immediately
No. Is AbiHGtonsqua-e Terms moderate. Reference,
exchanged. aus 5teodl,
d ma lie Sumner can be accommodated with very plea
SAINT roos and board No. ,l Fu!ton-S. s. Paufs
Church where they may enjoy al the comforts OF Motel
and advantages quetnes- and repose and al saving
Of expense. ly5l lwis'
BOARDING IN private faHliIy-neg hhorhood quiet
ID and respectable Apply q, leo Ernsi between 0rsad
and BroOre-s- aul Inns
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" The Proprietors

" The Proprietors OF ta:rty-dTe different aevrsPa
2ers IT Peu yvsHia aoae hsve gwen pubic notice A V
> Palmer : iher eHls authorised sft 4 he cs OF New
YORK Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore. For NAMES Of
ware Az Many others Z Ohs. Sa.ss have slvsn similar
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= d. CONEY ISLAND AND FORT

eWWfnTE6y 1 FFFRY - ,,eR1Jno,,
@IOLAS, Capt Richard Yates, and PRO-
PRIEToR, Capt II. Malian, will every week day On
the above Ferry until further notice follows Leaving
EAST RIVER-FoOt Of Pis.sL 81 NJ NJ. NJ 5 DO.
HhnesaH, Q. o'clock, A. NJ 10 do do r NJ. 54do. C0ney
b!and II O'Clock 4. VI. III do. do 81 P. NJ Z do.
NORTH RIvER-Foot Of Humnlond-,, IL A. NJ sP NJ.
Cana!.st HI A. NJ. s. P. VI Rarron-s, H. do do 81 P
NJ. Pier. No. 8. IL NJ P. VI. Coaey LLnd, |. p VI.
NJ Landing Fort Hamilton each Fare l2 cents.
THOMAS bEILBY, Proprietor
n B.-Sages will be III readiness the arrival of tho
boe,s For! Hamilton take passengers New-urecht
and Bath also Coney Island To lake passengers 10 the
upper houses. jy2s isn
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u Advertisements FOR Newspapers Of all The Cities
aud principal towrs the country far and daily
received Office of the duly authorized Agent Y B.
Palmer, in The Tribune Buildings He receives subscrip
tons also iy2n MXThuls
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FOSTER il co. respectfully ~. T.e,S thar thew aS,
preps E;f,9, M .e Win % al Se
ply HEN with Gum Teeth "a he niapas wen ser and
seS a aS. "a s. s5is at
or chahge eoC -, Co corner W ater-st and Madenane.
81 an beat teris who have constant supply Of our
on our Feld Spar and Slick, watch have been e1-
peo 80 Tor some years past by Of the rnanuisc-
80 81 Teeth in United States, and IN
Eea,s jyi3 2law2w!s
-IRF ISsTRANCE.-The Mechenics Fire Insur-
4 enc. Company tof Newark " J.) continue insure
Warehouses, Dwelling Houses Merchandise and House
olc Furniture the City Of New York The current rsse
Of premium Appea.-s for insurance tho renewal OF
a. w 4 MYER, Pres.dest
z. 8. daAgaa, Secretary VA lrsisee1s
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UTSBANp,S MAGNEsIA

HUSBAND'S MAGNE>IA had sgl ariea 20 l. a,
Tx exhibition o! tic american Institute, New
Yors diploma. and also premium hy LIE FrGh..r ns
t.t- Philadelphia
The s>cercy OF -S a--es.s consists IN - being
t-,y deprived eaGo0ac acid = free from unpleasant
taste shell or otter dl-4sreroie property, yyllCu.
ro siue>s .ru=, 20 L. touch or palsr lis three
four times tie strength O: Cer.ued Nicsnesl
Narv Of liz ;v,c;sf> "a Ptdce.I la slc 4. other
places here t3is N4se-ia l= been Introduced.
t-ir pracucr and recommend G.tr equal % e geuu-
N. E.nrv's Magnrs.A- me proc : Ole-th,r1 .sss.
For .sl,. ,vho.r.ae BY hlNILaND kEE>E = co. 90
Ms.der-laHe art ret 81 Rg-hton Co Iio Broadway, 10
aSor House. and BroacEvsy corner OF liis;' : A.
riuyysiI So Wiiar-- J. Nlhau, l63 Broadway }. 4.
Messi1n. 81 Broadway; Geo D. Cogge=ha, corner OF
pearl ana Rose VA lInseod
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Freights rerls!n quie'-'Sd tor Liverpool and &c 10.
Havana the current rates Tor Cotton IN square bales
FLOUR AND MEAI.-We note farther sales 1900
bbls Michigan ana Geaesee foI liverpool The demand
forholne use pretty good In rses there : change
10 notice Michigan 81 o6GS4 l2t Gencsee - l2.-
The receipts are moderate and he demand clears the
docks. Sales 500 5ols Jersey Meal ST - o.!
GRAlN-There was NOT much done today IN Gram
A parcel OF new Southern Wheat wSs on me market
but we did no, hear OF its sale iot OF Genesee sV0
bush sold for shipment at about ~ cts Com IS 500
SEC for Western according quality, with ssles $50 10
5000 bushels Rye is dull ST SO cents Sales Northern
Oa,s at 81 Cts.
OIL.-Tfe-e hsve been sales $500 bbls Crude Whale
during the week not before reported making 5000 sels
In sl Ut CSC az the East SHa as!e here for export Sest
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nR. POWELL. Oculi-t and Agri-t attend, 70 d.
d.nce 81 Brcaiyvay corner Of " arreu--l Opataris,
.t,ppsze Of the ter pA,sasr cA-4rsc- anu opec-- e5rct
av removed ArnsurOsls tresI-d VIII sreai success
Scuia.as CARED n few minutes Deafness and g. tls-
csrcrs from the e2- permanently cured ir;aciA! eyes
serted. Sp-c-.c!es scap.ed ~ eTeEy d-iec;
i,r- -,
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: .Ts.s nGRAND MOONLICnT comm


s.ssal.s--.sS ENcursions--A sail the Hudson
River to Hoboker, and then a walk TO the
ElySian Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF the place will prove the easily accomplished and
attractive OF all rural excursions that be made from the
The grounds now present charming aspect the trees
being IN leaf and the soil covered with rich uIr.
The walks in excellent order, having been consider
ably embelishei the present Spring.
On every pleasant afternoon there VIII be In attendance
a. the Colorado Elysian Fields, excellent Band OF
Music which viii perform selections from the tayorite
Operas. popular airs, marches waltlcs SC.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay Canal and Christopher
SIS. completely fitted up with Awnings aud Seats
Night boats from Hoboken 10 Barclay-sL until II
O'clock Errriage 81 cents. mYl inlsun-
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sJ- Tho August term OF the Court OF General
Sessions commences this morning
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nr- RAINING. Rodr Rrnre il nm


Weakness OF the Voice and Lungsas Bleeding Cough.
ing and Shortness OF Breath Papitaon OF the Heart; Cur
vature: Weakness and Pam the Back Dyspepsia
great Weakness the Sides and Stomach with Constipa-
ton and Piles and particularly Female Debility and dis
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.rwa FOR THE FISHING BANKS.

sOn NOntAy, August al II iAlF Wthit'r, The
1commodous steamer DEL.lWA ARE, IA
safe Boat Capt Smith, VIII leave The foot OF ham
moud-s al O'CLOCK CanAst 81. Delancey-st 81, PkesL
@ Pier No. v K. 9, A. VI. Refreshments on board
Lines and bait furnished low. Dmgles Brass Band viii
accompnnv The boat. Fare > cts aus II