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W ASH BOOKS.

lust PUBLISHED ~ iiIe .ub.cnu-rc the Family Wash
BOOB being -asy Convenient method Of account
Ing for icr. 10 be washed ntani list OF wear
my apparel generally used IN family Also the Gentle
m-bs Wash BooS, nninr h- spov. but Containing The
sIuc!-. Composing seu.lemans wardrobe For sale al
Stationery Stor. OF JANsEN BELL,
ap-gt
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Havre Market.....JuxE IS.

Coaons-Within the last week there has been quick
succession of arrivals from the United STATES which have
added considerably the amount q: stock but as 1t
anticipated this would change of
wind took place the situation If market hsa not been
materially affected by II. Business has remained in the
same that distinguished IL the close Of
our last report, The demand has been daily very angud
and dealers from the trade have operated sparnsy ihe
purchases being merely from had 10 mouth and confined
almost exclusively American fair descriptions, which,
from their scarcity. firm. While Inferior grades
their abundance and hsr being so little sought after
have rather downward aspect than her~se.
after the landing Of the now in port, holders
should pressure 10 realize, and submit 10 lower
TERMS IL is improbable that some extensive buying
will take place this wit however. mainly depend on the
nature advices by the Britannia steamer Of the
LIST inst daily expected 10 arrive but the still unsettled
Of the important measures under consideration In
the British Parliament contributes In no small degree to
restrict transactions on both sides OF the
channel and unless they satisfactorily disposed Of
things likely 10 undergo any change bordering
upon Improvement, for aome lapse OF time.
The following the sale. effected viz -
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'Iu nk>TAL SURGEONS, Du si.t., &C.
FOS1 ER 90. Tt.p-c iuiy info lOc ID ,uLsi prufrs
son and tc lgcurrupube reeh, and In
he III Iuiscu'e, they
Irda Tooh F.coTy TrvEtou, ~ J., ~ supply
hrln Gum Teeth cupsIr sells for ihr upper aud
w., h vafious sizes .n-d-s and
cuoTs us-c IN pTurs.iol ~uh inc paliDas seI,
warranted 'qsl 10 for strength. and DO, "a
ct,ns. uod-r Tho bo~piIo opv', can
,r=u a. i-fl- & CO No. i53 Wafer
corner Aaldeusn-, NeSYOR OF VINO" The articles
he purchased -nUessr prs where &c irIeud
erpag large VI Tee, a. yply
uf suu-flUr prepared Feit.paf eId slick cb has
b--p TO- b, be
II Teeth United States.
exu-ul Il Eurvpe 80 rudIls
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m. BHAILLf, Do ;or M-dlcae II The Facu,-
~ y vi ran. oaGne e--ier-s ano .ci- The
Uniyvrsy France &C, Isl arrived rV'u Pads where
pfacn,ed yeas iakea Ills residence IN New
York, g ~ ouser 81
The Doctor De consulted all diseases chronic
diroes-stJr Irra.;n-us have
i-ci, atLcuGec 10 SPECIAL aov.cos oicascr
zG children diseases u Iue orc ocIus rapidly cured
ny = discovered aud owned uniy by d..
br-y. VIII Il author OF Oiscr.,ious be D.eases Of
W UrIo tnolr Treatment Tho usiuE Of the
spccululu uIci for long sudenI
erl7orsi,d Prof Lisiranc Of In Pine Hospital
Psrls-
L.oorou, aceouchnents attended II required Office
Is N,hnt-r.sl bear T.. l-2z Ifn-f.a,s-
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SmrssEsats.

A MEXICAN MUSEUM AID AERIAL GARDEN
sSoiasd. glorious srd unpsrsile'ed;-So 1sny ioGo.
4 ma, he manage. hs. de,-,nued. for he pnrpnse OF
s,. me pubic give sPi-rd!d performance
L /: se F y: iSs csr g, ss
re most wonderful sud sscrsslu .n,n,i. ava, t,o,,
and TIE on'y OF ibis And ev-r s--. T., So, :.
amos. pore wee while .seir Fae-s ni.cs IS ehooy
Snd tSeir tesfures pe1ieey Human Th-ir Nas., Far,
Eyes and hoc.os. and indeed a-r enrr, H,.s. ny, -
feet Miniature OF he Negro, being covered Win ni,ek
material bat OF @h:'s siiea csseer resrrsiius t
f.HE: a:rseS'n LsSS A: S s9SsscS p.
ever in cs, e-iDs tv-b,y Ioos as1 Is
rch-s IN circumference ecssnz the ssr,Oas nd e,ri,e
.a. in stale OF orpor from having jcsi slow
= Goat.
the spPrsch III Human Race, ard the greatest
weuder 10 he whole AnEis cr--'ion This sors sh eld
Induce every 10 vsi, the Museum during Ibis probably
hi. last engagement in his CIV also. ,h-
49, ~ sooTTISH MAMMOTH BOYS.
Charles srd Al-Sant-! Susi Whose 0oed ages are lS
az ihr,r ..,.s. 800 pounds Their mystsrioo,
MESMERIc soIREES. siv.a a; interval. during h- DAY
and everirg uus ssor h'rs sur and See hem
TIE ANaToMiC IL VENUS.
I, exhibited In .epsrsie sp.imeol extra charge OF
u,ly Is eeo,. Il al Tbs inte pal "rsans ~ The
Run.n 3 'dy, ,ueh as the BraiO, Heart L1ns', Liver.
THE AERIAL GARDEN or the top OF, Mu'euu has
been beautifully 6,l<t with ao~ers, shruns-ry avn
nr, Lc h evsrv ssascpshl- variety OF refreshments,
,s Creams Leuc n.des &c s,rtias cool aud eel h'ia
retreat 10 addition hese s1ranrclnary o"Ven-s sno
wopccrs tal-ntet company OF Performers eokakeV W.
Gliding Great Western YANKEE Comedian; M's JaI-p,
oe.uiiuI pan.eas-; Vim Whitlock ssi Player snd Ne
rro Mel d'a ars Houeh. Conc Mesnss pss"'T'ns
We've, Chror airope &c Maoa.nc Rockwell, the famous
Fortune Teller.
anri.si,n IS e~nts children under 10" l2i een,s- itS
hlBLO'S GARDkN.
MONDAY sVENiNa Juiv ON. 1876.
RAVsL FAMILI.....GAsRlEL RANEL
THE -uI-rtsiurn-u, will commence si UcocI, with
1 Popular Overture
AZ er W hcb, the domestic drama called
JOCKO the Srszllan Ape.
Characters by be Rave Family
n'.uTs uIts.op ioT he Concerts Musaro,
lie The R-fr-shui-ot s!uon Oser by the Orr hrsra
the enGeis p-nt. IN coucurr with
MONSIEUR DECHALUMEAUi
Ti-ts. CO.,,
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s1nte of Trade In the nanufacturinx Districts.

Although the reports from the manufacturing districts
Of England for the week ending June IS were rather OF
cscouragDg character enabled 20 that ~ pre-
SENT influenced doubt By the certainty Of the Corn Bill
passing into trade is. the whole. in healthy
conditions and although the amount Of budess transacted
the markets has been Of extensive charsc
ter yet hopes I'll entertained Of improving business
the ministerial measures Of cuume-cisl reform
have received the al Our respondent from
Hu iders-d In his leter taied June 6 have had
air market tocay for the and there has been an
abundant show OF goods. Among the manufacturers Of
the district skemsnthOrpe and Clayton West there
Is considerable ACTIVITY 10 complete American and other
foreign ORDERS At Manchester. the day the mar
presented feature. The continued delay in
the passing Of the Corn Bill and the approach Of Md
summer when business partially suspended for the pur
pose stock king both tend to limit business; and trans
actions whether In Goods Yarn, haze only
moderate Prices. however ere generally firm.
From Leeds have reports 10 the l6h ntan; .nclu-ve
the market presented feature aud alera-
ton either for The better had taken place The
nRket held ,chdale on The 18Th list very quiet
few pieces sold, and there very little doing in
Wool. with no change IN prices.
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Srnerul NOTICES.

RI Sotjce-Tn. Manager. OF the Society for the
Reli- OF Inc Destitute Children Of S--meu" gle oaroe
that they prruis-s commonly called the
Prnsp-ci House adjoining the SeEn-us R--a on staten
I.sud where they will h. happy 10 ,uHscrto-rs Std
others lot rested in III charity The ohJ-ct oftns
I'd food. clothing Lodging std proper In
.,ucrou to Children of S-.m-n /" the City Of
NexYork sDd vicinity Children r-c-lvet bet EN-
The ages and y-as a. be rse OF NAV cents
-sch per Application for tn admission 81 uch chill
he made ROOMS If The MsTiners'l dustial
Society Pesri W-du,sasys heTH e-n the hours
g, { II and P NJ wh-n COMMITTEE e The Managers
will a IN attendance By orde, or tn- A-n.g-rs,
iva &c AIRS FEMENT, Sec, e.ary.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
SATURDAY, P. !

z
There was no session OF the Broker Board today,
and wsll,s puton the quiet Of Sabbath Mammon for
one day forgot to delve and only counted in his luxurious
home the gains Of previous days.
An estimate OF The business Of The proposed Hud-
SOD River Road has been made BY Mr. Jervis the Eag
neer and the following Is the result Il il thought the
number Of way and through passengers estimated to
have passed upon the river in l545taken at 200 600
This number will be increased By the facilities offered
the road to an amount equal onethrd Of the through
and one-hs of the passengers and that the Conpa
ny can safely calculs,e.
For Summer Busi7ess.
400 600 way pessepgers averaging Soc each $2ooOou
200 900 through passengers, al 81 5Vc edcn' 'ouUo
For Etnter Businsss.
Freight and passengers .------------.-- ai2oo0
Uutrd STATES Mail ---------.---' 1LVV
pra.b, ..-........... 1900
Total. ................ 81, OF, 900
Summary Of Expense.
200 600 through passengers, at MY 10000.
cents each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SluU wv
400 coo way do al Csc each 1900. 1000 600
Expense on summer freight So
Expense on winter business, bali OF
receipts .............. 2O6 GOO
Mail expenses Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Total ...................... ti6LO00
Add deterioration, 10 per cent?. 5000
900
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SDaIolnq.

GENTLEll AND WIFE can be sccoumo-
II c.ied ~itd srconu.Iory parior ard bedroom ST.
scoed. by esry application 81 70 Ch- m 'ers.t few
die gerum-n slso be prUviied with hoard ana
piet- Shtsu
klu-hUISts a PrlVzI- : ,uIil..-A lew Ladies and
- G-nlrbeH De accommodated win board In a gem
private faulty Th- house pleasant. the nei shbof-
snf IL tbs viciniiy of Bfosd way being
- IN
a. Mt De.rsDr ~itn pv.ru. 81
- - o. c-er,-s-s - Ir0.Su-- '2'.T
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HYDRAULIC PRbSS-Motysge Ssls-Taesday,
1lyuy7 J. 2 o'clock. hoes Factory corner Of sheriff
and BrOoms Hydraulic Pr-ss with Force Pump and
ohs fxue. adapted To tho manufacture OF Lins-ad OIL
purposes where great pressure 10 required
tho power 10 estimated over 100 toEs Can b1
ulov, any time ouriug business h. urs ~ day 81 sale
ESQ Iw' JSO. sNIFFEN. Auc trn.rr, ~ Arnpt
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, STOCK, &c. by the
Newly ork and Erie Railroad Compuny-
J. r. Ciark,Oi,, Agent.
Barge SD, dsm-25 tubs butter hrK DO Bfowp;l 10
kess Sh-rrisn ST 90 lot abe, lambs >no
caves Il Vail Tbs butter 5 htk do Capt -tchum ~
luns do L hu,e, do Cxpi Rowe; osios yam Swan
Rryuold,; rolls lr-ther ouaro Co; lot sheep atc Iatps
aclnl,r YupYg; II butler 10! calves CspI Rowe
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LAST w EEK

WASHINGTON ALSrON'S Grand Historical Picture
w OF bELSH -ZZAkS FEAST. painted anOih-r
canvns tho .iz4, nni.hrd with view 10
nv cut the orsix author, hy THOMAS T. SPAR,
nov sxhb,uy al the Chanb. 0tl-ry Of Broad
way and Ch.nb-r, from O'CLOCK, A. M III 10 O'Clock,
p " Adm 81 r--'s iVl lIn-ndt.
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e Most Cheering News tor the siek 80 NJ;
netoe, To- in'sanes. o. '7 cEsRSy srrrse !.
he enre ~ Dvspsosi. Jaandie- Cos.en-ss General Do
sihty Hsretitsry Hamors, Fens.s Complains, .ae ~
,novs .o,i,t, s,s 10 90 longer doubted Certainly
., mesas car pfoduee ssroasr syases- .Ss lse; "a
IA Fu:oost; II re,su lss Broadrsyi II be~ey: slI
sls.r. ee..tN Y ieso 6stsa
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LOST TREASURE Fou>p-SuccEssFuL ENTER
pasE-The oII Francis Amy al this port yss,er
eS nom her second voyage OF exploration and rch
AFTER the treasure of chip Of Pedro" which
Wa surk OF Spanish Main In the year 1915. We
oesnd she has recovered this voyage sbouI the Of
iry fv< ososaoad dollars In SpSnsh collars This money
wss ioud ~ VI about three feet under
ossad and beneath coral formation. 10 sixty feet
Tbs uhols recovered wreck ihas FAR 10
srsthing more than ssrty thousand doLars Nobody has
sssa Injured IN the expsdinon health or lrrns.
baltimore American, 81.
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The annexed table embraces few Of the leadin,


There WAS An increase the tolls 10 june but not
enough TO overbalance the deficiency OF April and
May.
The Philadelphia Ledger says:
We hear on every side assurances Of the payment OF
the sem.anuual interest due the Pennsylvania loans
ON the la OF August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

The shipments of Coal from Inc Lehgh mnee for The
week ending 9th ult. amounted to ls S39 tons-ma-
king total since the opening Of navigation OF l66224
tons.
On the 25lh ut Sixty-eigbt Thousand Dollars il
specie arrived at New Orleans from Brszos.
The amount of tolls received a; b uHalo, together
with the quantity OF dse and salt landed from the com.
of Canal navigation to lst July for four sea
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soaooLEY's MOUrTAIN stAINGs.

SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SFhIN6S.
~. MAhoh hEA1h hOUsk.-fbo Lad~rHaooc
G would ylss noace nal BILE cssDsnpeLt was ob% ESD
reception u ylstrsa ihs hfsi 81 'une ins
been pit u - hes posslDs con6Iion, sLa
places oil Sumner The extensive Pissse sI.uSas
around n, hose uuders very
DO. bee ht.d up for s.d cod baths n .oeo eS.
yeaeorr, .uppy mo -aais q ~ s,s, ,o1 r -
az .. we'll a. tentsipeu tu' been rreeLuy seet.o,
sat osna Of u,ic u.u.,' e.s zna snasen zoe zoe
w ,,no, OF comfort his guests, src TO nsins1a
t 81 Irpulalcn be Esy have seq1tred In ihe mad
;u.s for 4. ting W pooic conveyance ero
ta' ts.sI By ksilrusd norynwp, Leaving New
,r Ia nosl stages ir;Dedi.l1l, aer Tho ami
~" ~ tn., usln. i-14 2~oods' MAnSH
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DID BUGS. BED BUG- :-WATSON Bed bog
ID U-.irvy=fI. wonderful cl.c.yeIy ever
or Ilna-dIzcy GrstlJ,;rs tsss- vcfn, however nu1f
GUS aud euern,Ay oeni.an Premises by
.ypic.aon- -oGtnes. iirs;oos For sse only
Al Aoo.oec.rI=s al, C.-aarIh--sS SrUAlyn al
M. H,ye.s - fuI.ousl rnce 5 cents per ovlue
;-aS ol-Ut
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A t.NoD.-->- aA.,I- "--s.s
Y co.e' Saturday. July the Ih>orc- |. her-by give,
that Cattle will be visitors irou sunrise uLn 10
oclock At light
Th- ,pepoid Cosmorsmss v be brilliantly lighted
fair uirg for ndsr Of the Almost
person familiar with tbs beauties " Castle Garden
and The weather IL zoe II 10 almos
needless 50, h. this eneh ting place will he crowded
nightly The Refreshments all Of superior quality
Tvs FRENCH Il HEisER, Pr"prie,ors.
NTEW york SACRED Mu.ic s c-ty-E L. cur.iou
10 N-~ odrgh aud performance Of Ss ors;on of the
Seven Sleeper. The Annual EIcursion OF the Sacred
Music Socrt," Will take place IN Wetue'cay Jny s'h
The nterp with OF th-ir rend desiroun on
sccou paving hem The OCCASION, Ill oarA On oosro
tie speu .l-smbost Albany, Capt Hs fo"i OF Barclay
Of NJ uclock P The dss shov- mentioned and pro-
iced Nv burgh where thu ms, hc-nt orzoro "f The
Seven Sc erers performed by tns Society, al Inc
Aid Of full Orchestra aud SONS % the moi di,ungui'he1
vocal IL 60, IN tne City.
The performances will be given in the First P,e'byerisn
Mr. U hul
The Managers have the pleasure 20 announce thst the
ph-sn Family have kpdy volunteered their services
Ill OF their choice pieces al NewhurHo
Band OF Music i'll also b. provided for N. occss
of The Urat"rto the party Will return
Immediately the steamer where splendid entertain
m-pt will ,et. tickets for which may he procured On
board ~ th- u.un price. .
Tue b,.t viii City her seasouable
going and returning.
T ckrts 81 Observation-Disclosures eHtrs-Way be had Oh
Firth Hal, Franz SsSton Miles Broadway;
J Elandre~, $50 Bo~ery; T Psrsins, No. Wall 81
OF -i'h-r Of the Board Of Managers or OF
vs. tia GO VIII LOCK Sew. 81 Cansl't
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WA. H. JONES' AucuObsrr.
- DOTS, SHOES AND BKOtSANS, Oh We3nes-
hday July Sh al iot "'cIocA a. the store VI j. D Ia.
sursoil 4 Co. No. "a Pssr-st Son comprising q
srye and Desirable o. Hoos, shoes and tIo
ysns suitable for the 5onth-sn and City dsArrs
Just rscsvsd Catalogues and goods ready Tho morning
OF the ssi.
Also, 50 csses Msos f,s Kip P-Rgsj Brognna
Also 81 ca.s. Wom- u, Seal Peg I'D L<co boots
Also 81 cases M-u'. and BOy's kussr Btosans.
A,o l,p Case. W m-n. P-xy-d Tee -Dd B"ss'ns. Js29
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y To The Ladies'. ru- oniy place where csa 10
soaps, Wy-h's Cre-in of L.i--. MIX Of Roses. &c a.
no,-rsie prizes l. The Brooklyn Medicine sn6 Pc idtn--
~ De lna. FAiior-sI SruoaNu- DR. ToGn.euds Sass
pau. ard her popu medicine, a!ways % hand
IL 0.-..-L
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Europenu CORN Trade.

LoNpoN.-Sucr hc ssillug the last Boston steamer
the Grain trade here hsa been without much animation
few Transactions have taken psce, ne both holders and
acted with lion pending The decision
of the House of Lords the Corn BILL The supplies oil
tree Wheat have been only To a moderate extent
better demand has lately sprung up. Accordingly
on Monday la. the 18th instant prices advanced from
"a To S. aud in Instances 4s per quarter Flour
meets ready sxle but the value unmproved on the
l7th no advance could be obtained. Bonded wheat was
held for late rates. the demand almost excusvey
confined to low descriptions Tor expectation.
LrvERPooL our last publication there has been
good supply OF free Wheat brought 10 Market aud duriaS
early part the mouth prices drcincd ID per ~ 10 on
Wheat. and 10 per Dol Flour Indian Corn Is lower
having receded Is 10 Is per quarter NJ our ssi mar
ket With the exception Of the latter, there was ar I'M
proved demand Tor almost all the articles OF the trade on
the 6th Instant.
Influenced oy the rise in London the previous day.
rcsh quai'ies oil tree Wheat Sssunud rather moIe hr
ness Than oil late, with moderate lively demand
aud realized AZ advance OF ii 81 per 20 10 upon the
rscs oil thai day week inferior DESCRIPTIONS remaining
wholly uamprovec in value. Irish ana duty paid Cana.
dian Flour, being IL good request commanded an ad.
vance oil 10 per 'ack aud Is per Dol.
Holders o. bonded Wheat requiring higher prices no
sales tranpued Of States Flour however several
parcels changed hands, Orleans y!ryn,a And
Philadelphia ais lis 6d aad Western al 2ss 10 .ss
81 per bo!.
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Profit OF road on $6000000 capital $50 oUo
The directors add that the above is lower estimate
OF business OF the road than in their opinion will be re-
allied in the first year Of ts operation The directors
assure the public that after careful examination and
comparison OF the estimates with the OF other roads
In this country they entertain the fullest confidence that
this great work may be executed within the pro-
posed and that double track from New York TO POUCH
keepsie. and a single thence TO Albany, with
which they should CONNIE nce contemplating another
within three years ths whole In operation, will not
coed six millions OF dollars.
The following is comparative statement Of the
business on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, du
ring the week ending June 27th 1896 and for the
responding week In each OF the preceding years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

Mu1ISY-The Norfolk Beacon of the I'd saws.
The Revenue Cutter Madison, Captain POLK oruuss up
trvla H.m,,ou Roads, on "Wednesday. In irons. John
Coos ChatIes NJ Lane. John Philips, Andrew Thump-
svn- jonn Dehsm. VIM. Matthews aud WIN. Hsmonn,
se.nsa prlup,,ug TO bark Sushurd. Capt. Robson.
oesuy cleared frUrn that poar Hamburg These men
rsasns ~ do their duty and having used threatening
language toward the ccers Of the bark and during The
ao.esss the Captain havcg attempted by force 10
evspowsr the mate tho Captain in.tl,ut. complaint
10 Tho Collector OF the Customs who promptly cent the
Revenue Cuuer down TO The ship and brought up The
aoov- sesrnun as already stated.
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~D-,sUmMsK ADVANCEMENT

IL sSUMMbh AkhANGEMEST for
lsasast-s5NNya-k s-d New York, DAILY, 81 days x
c-pt-d Now and spi.ncid sl-snn"ai AR
ROW Will leave n very morning ~ Ccock- H.
arsins, win low Now-Yors, fot Of !niosoo-. ey,y
Afternoon al 4 &c ocs; and Tuesday W,dDe. ds, F'
Day aid Saturday viii n-k7 UP, -svink New
YORK al 10 o'cvck aod N, ace at ococs. t"ueniLs At
pl-rmo, Cos.r Hay etc. aud OF Hammer d-si rseh
way. B-Touchins a: Tsrrs town ever, mor n'ns and
trip. All Ais0s VI r-is skeD al reduced priees
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IT L. COMFY aSL1ND AID Fo't h-ulu,D
r1rry-rbo Pr"pr OF sbov Forry
has placed The fnoviGs boat. On for tho
Fourth OF july TIE PROrRiETOk Capt n Msllan,
IOLAS. Capt R .tes. WAVE Capt o. Vanderbilt, e,
HERALD Cal J. Pafxs-one oI wnlch will leave al the
following tltn. aid plsc-s:
RivIux.ou-sI 1t II aud ~, NJ and 81 P ".
Pses L. K, 1T II, 9. aid al. N. aud "a 81 and 81
NJ.
Tnorn'. Dock. Fulton ferry Brooklyn and 81
II i2i 81 aud I 2.
C.nal-.t q. K 81 aud NJ A. VI and u. P. N.
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%ertral Notirts.

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meeting OF IN -csries IasuEle VIII oe held Tuesday
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To commerce TUESDAY, ze'n August
Tbs cr6~rsixreS psetty give notc- that mo re1
regular Trade Sale Of eocks Stereotype Pl<ies &c VIII
eonmecee The khovs dat and that The invoices %
furnished By he li Juy swhies ene tho CsiNoeas
will be put TO pr-ss-
The Sale OF S.srocery Spdera Leather md Muslin, Pa
per lie vit D. bid a. usual 90 MoSpAY, .t,h Apsuat
Invoices OF writing prntin4 an eov5rd Psp-fs HIank
sooss Cutlery xrd Fo~ieu and Domestic Stsccery geo.
orally respectfully soicit-d.
Gosh s.vsncrs viii he ps3e on r~ript Of gods Sn-n
!, qalr-d q. usual BANGS, RICHARDS L PLATE.
Nvrlcx PuELissIRs-The following vsluaai- Serer,
al Tho -nseips Sale Byrol's Complete woss., Aes
do~s Freneh and Ensi>s D.cn1r.'J, SlAA-'s siV-
graphical Dictionary. Johnsoa's Works. vols, Svo.
Sow els Lite 81 Nhoson vols; B,ssop Browuei, Fam
~ ffsye. Boob, A-ehsncs Own Book. Soonsoc Cru,oS
~ inen Mechanics The Gior and Family Epeyco-
Sedia District School Library Yolns Orator. S.seld'a
S,.'sicn AnrSuir knx.le,s Tsces Cicero de oraioe
ChsP'n's Ciss.,cai So-ii,ng Booa &c Ike
As arts OF thirty c,eer valuable Stereotype
Plates Including ,hoss Of Eolscooa Wors, formerly
p1ni'.he3 b, Sparks, &c Sc
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INHr DIArHnAGH FILTEnS.-rbe.e u4efui
oeslaiu arIic47s afe now and exhibitor
HrosdWsy Toe Prop1e.oss clAoei run
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