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DART TWENTi-ElGET OF Virtue. Illustrated Family
L Bible containing engraving OF Ra5aele DCroiao's
celebrated painting, TIE " Madonna and Cai!c Publish
ed BY GEO. NlkIl
aul3as. !a.e z. Martin & Co. > John-s-
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4, CHAMBERLAIN. Anctioneer.-SioTe No Z

r SH->hnhhLh.,, NV -, ON G,s>is e,,-
s,rs Tor orvs- sse. sold outdoor
sales carefully attended TO- and respectfully sohci'eo-
Prompt returns made.
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SOLE LEArHgR.-5,00O sides fismock and Oak tsnr
Sole Lealher. with other aftlcles N The line.
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JTANTED-A situation a. colohIaal o. s1y other
w such BUSINESS b. a Young Man: he thoroughly m
dersrands what he processes he i accustomed
Ing where there ! SUNDAY vors he las very GOOD
character from his a.j Place Address e VI.
"a ns--
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Tho Bank OF the State OF Missouri has declared
dividend OF st per for the last six months be
sides ono per cent 10 Be sdded tho contingent fund
The Pi;chburs Railroad Company ,emannual 6ivi
dcnd OF per cent. The Albany Exchange Bank ,,
per cent Memphis Bank, Tennessee, per cent Penn
sylvania Insurance Co. (Marine> per cent
The amour, OF Treasury Notes outstanding Aug.
J. was si47,6li.
The receipts at the Customs House for duties in
Ju,y were 81. 6Sls06 against SlSoS7s+ in July, ls45
For the seven months ending 3lst July, the receipts
have been. .SIl,ii''sSS
Same time in lsi5 IU'isssS
Excess in si6...-....-...---...--.. SSs''99s
The Secretary OF the Treasury has Published the
following statement;
RECEIPTS INTO rHE TREASURY roS THE orAxrES END
ING THE 3orn OF JUNE. 1916, WERE, VIZ
Receipts.
From customs about SouVSeeo
Miscellaneous sources t9,sNS
S6,T3S50
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WANTS situation cdanber-rsid. or plain cooking.
w Washing and ironing Young Gil lately arrived from
Ireland wcere She lived viii some very respectable
families end from whom sae has most excellent character.
Address 4 2 o Nulbsrry-<t- aut II
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/ WANTED-A s,tuaf!oa b respectable Young Wo-
w man a. COOK Size i first rate washer and good
ro-er snd ae would 90 shor, distance ;ie country
Good city reference can be gwen For farther information
appir Z W. 81 2f-4vs-us.
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Trade OF the Hudson.
Produce and Country Merchandise -irrIrlnk q: Sec- YORK
Reported S,vea.ly for TAe .Hez- iore Trt5Hn<-

Produce and Country NereaGndi.e irrrr1HE Ne- orc
Reported Specially for Tie :Hes~ YORK TT'5ane
T.oy and Ere Iron Tow-Bosi Line, 4 Teai-SsIge
I Carnon-l0oO o5ls -four Buckley Co sSS 60
Ccwing \ CO; IS hbs pork Hera1, Lees Co 100 90
Tweedy jenningsS Co;sI Kegs butter 5shcock Co. -;
empty bels Blackwell. Co.
Oaviss L-ar-Barge Fshki!-eoo bales bay looeAcese
S-u 2es butter 81 bales 700 oaSs loo co GAS .
cc1c weed e so!s cider = bbs potatoes captain rs bales
wscd!Hs Winthrop; - bales COTTON goods owner; 200
sheep and lambs capiS;r
Troy aat Michigan Liae Wheeler. Croker Co-5o.t
SiSp:isTS ~. 2 S S9[s Wright K Co
Morris Sas yoos oels ginseng Sctie5ia; 81 rolls
leather S!ydenoUrg Go; = sks wool C Dldey3 bxs
sand sG.!ef sks ginseng Ayres Tuc.s; bb!s do
eoxwax Ssecotk \ CO; Is bales hemp McGregor Nor.
rs: . bales hemp Ssyre; Sc ools Ec.esti oil
Same I.ae-Soai Ais-alpO bush corn D.isr Miller
Co. ) bales wool W Esncahs do 9 DuSl-v- IS SKIS
fes;hers Lawrence Hicks, cssk Gag do Baxter
Lgdd, "a hols lard OIL Mason, Providence, Is csss.
sshes \ w MS-iia: 60 Sacseii L Belche- 90 Nc
Cam Sherman. 60 L Ra!S!ns;5 rolls leather
Brown.
Nev-Yors and a.-rccisport Line, james S.Il-sos,
: Janes-il5 bbs ao1r ISIS bash ship si11 Skass.
New-forS Aoi GIsresee Na-ey I scA LIE !a-ss SLl
Boar Msreppa-Si baes wool Cogs:ll Co, 80 ohls
sour Dwight Besls CO.. S bales wool s.es SIX 800
bush Go S-k cks ashes Es-oort Oias;esc
ico 5-aGrer Co; hxs paper john C.mPeeA \ Co
rs ou::sE esol Houston; 10, furniture so = e&s
eks ASHES h.rby:s ARK el:ier SrtHkerhos eess
10 DO SSiit Wacrol - oo!s icr Cia-A Coleman 81
afS butter Conaover LaoSugh: 90 Storm Co Ia
hN- cheese II Sarril Co; ~ do Sovc-; ~ do I 4
ton; Go I Beach; c<s ashes IS Srk T Storm K
Co cSs ashes Moss!ey Hyde, DO c, Seaman. IS
ARK butter HopAtns: arS Dbl box Ru:;s Story.
OsNvego Cana! Line Giloert-BoAi FAshioa-tf3 ahls
5our SllyGau Sage Co. 1858 bush feed Gilbert; II ERIK
butter :. Beach: S. oxs cheese Conan Eopkira
Syracuse and OsNeso Line, & Eoyey Co-Boat
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A. Ravenswood. :. / q Saturday morning a::er a.
Illness OF 5ve days. GEORGE HARTMAN Iafaa; .oa
Of Warren and MarT Ki!os. aged months 70 davs
On F-5day morning. Of consumption, HENRY De
MILT, = Tie 67-h year Of his age
Or ErSiay evening iaz. III JOHN HILTON afte- a
lingering illness
Howe aged 20 wears daughter OF Job Howe, near
relative o: the American General Howe.
On TIE tn ms. az Bergen Hill NeT-JeTsey. VIZ. c.
Wet-uo!e Commander |. : Navy, aged u.
o: intermittent; fever. a; Clifton House. Niagara Falls,
OF The morning 0: the ~ INST EDMUND c. CHEFS
BRO q CalasdalEra. New-Eo!k- Re vas removed 10
TIE Clifton House few days before lis death Z hopes
,ha; change OF az might De beneficial but re was TOO
far gone 20 recover.
On Sunday The Cir inst. Of consumption, JOHN o.
CORNELL, n the I'D year Of his age
lis trends and those OF his family respectfully
WED 20 attend re funeral toruorroT rgesday) sitter
noon p; hall past O'Clock from his late residence No.
On sunday morning, aug. PETER GIFFIN, aged Is
years.
Funeral this morning az o'clock a, the residence OF
his brother 30 B-osdwav His friends invited 20 AZ;
tend. HI remains vii De taken 20 New Brunswick. "
!. FOR interTnent n
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN packe,,stip Silvc dc erase from R1rre-Mr Com.
bier Of Paris Mrs Arzac and child Robt Graham OF
New.York; Clarence Grecnway OF Baltimore-25l in
Storage
In pockc,,sbip stephen Whnneu from Lirepoo,-Mrs
II HAYDEN OF Ireland Crew Reed OF England A G
Porter OF Ireland 6 Wilson Hess OF New York
206 in storage.
In brig Shamrock from Lan-o-ete- Canary lsies-Cspt
Sawyer and IS steerage passengers late OF ship Frank
lin who put into s, Mchaels in distress and was
demned, on the passage from Antwerp bound to New
Orleans.
In schr Albion, trc. .4rteebc, P R-Capt Hubbard J
Caldof Don angel.
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Tbs increase OF bushes. on this road con
6nues and the receipts at the rate of three mil
lions per annun.
The Butchers snd Drovers Bank ha. declared
dividend OF per cent, for the las, six months This
speaks We. for tie management OF that institution
TheYorA Manufacturing Company have declared
seni,annua dividend Of re. per cent Lsconis Com.
psay. Bdde:o-d, three per cent. Saco Water Power,
three per cent.
The Picsyune SAYS:
Looking some OF the latest papers :-on: Mexico,
we ma that the mercantile hrn 0: NesSrs Ss!nert
Fort s. Co. and Nessrs Cec;llon Co. boh OF the Cap
!;a have led tie srst :or the amount OF Sl3000VQ
and he other SopQoo0 N Vera Cruz also one 0: the
principal mercantile houses had failed 10 the amount o.
So0oo AID several Others were expected 10 follow the
example"
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad have declared
dividend OF two dollars ana ATTY cents per share
The little Miami Railroad will be completed 20
Springfield his month. Only SIX r,iles remain to be
finished
Ar Baltimore, money may be fairly quoted as
the offerings al Bank have not decreased snd the
difficulty o. making negotiations cipaper cut OF Bsnk Is
BY no u,esas diminished
The Collections on the North Branch Canal at
the Berwick Office since tho opening of navisaaon havo
been s2rlQl.
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General Notices.

- Chippeway Indian Chief-Apoilo Rooms
This Evening lOlh Augusl-Wl deliver al Address on
the Education OF biz people AL benevolent persons are
requested 10 attend.
Feore he deyer- his addres. he requested 20 sing
Hymn in NJ Native Tongue
Address there VIII b- presented 10 pectab!e
gentleman this City Pipe OF Peace, a. meeno Of
high respcc; by the speaker.
Tickets lie door, . Children ha pce. II
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oE-57 bal. sourS. ( Beach, 81 bags sax ! Z Eovey
C: Ii77 Glzl oals Be-. :! De " ~ - CO - coz
Cheese 50 S.E b1t-e- p c. Reed her-1; 81 10 5tls
o.. 2n-.eii: bales co.o1 goods 3lcCur57 So,
cer; 60 z Howe z; i Tbs butter LeeE=i Co
bales vroo Conan Hopkins obs ashes Pierce; b1s
tcoEs Harper Brothers: bse carpet Gro zsc--s. !. DO
Nee. S-e-ce-. ks goods Cor7!es, = Co 90 Y
Ksv.er DO b. Ell hc--la-d: Dos eggs To--pE-s
CO.. :: :5, hr,t,.r Russell; 20 pkrs do VIZ EQrburt
baes saeet1gs Corli.s CO. j Sfz butter Il gks. 60
4 " O;.s Co
CheuaIgn Lass Boa, L:ae, H.nes a=xfort-5o.t
S-e;e.zsr!- 81 br; " 0t.- Co = bxs cheese. y
srs tuier Wa-:= CO.. L DDS pork T1-Ps--s co.
- 6-a batter Kerr D..er. Ne-?cr OF .-E.5-- captain
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TgIs Day is PUBLIsHED.

T IFE AND CORRESPONDENCE OF JOHN FOSTER,
Lauthor d. Decision OF Character edited by j. h ny
land With Notices Of Mr. Foster Preacher and Com
panion by John Shepard vols. l2mo fall cloth. -
Some OF letters and the fragments from his journal
OF value. leemng with profound light, often
-lcitousy expressed though general. marked by
pecuari!es OF HE ye-a style that TOO often IS
cunbrous vigorous though occasionally amid al
is rsgeduess, il IS IN high degree graphic aud PIC
tuTesque
The btorrapher has done his task modest!y and should
us not unhappy Foster himself in his letters, some OF
them essays in length and labor Of thought Is me chei
author OF the book and these with the extracts from MS
Journal instead OF falling behind his WORKS prepared oy
himself for The press carry his fame upward II seems 20
me 70 vet higher point Than u had before attained nad
leave N he mind the reader the impression, that IN pro-
found and thorough investigation John Foster was among
the fOreInos; minds o; MS age"
LIFE AxD CORRESPONDENCE or JoHS FosTER-By the
poleness Of Messrs. Whey & Putnam, N-*-York, We
have been favored with perusa OF The sheets OF he
London Edition of he Memoir OF John Foster the tlst!a-
gu.hei e.sayi-L Nessrs. w. ?. VIII soon issue an
American Edition OF The work.
TX rch in Interest beyoad aatcipauouS IN
the M Foster and extracts from his Journal! are
OF the specimens Of his writing and some ex-
ceecnglv CHOICE thoughts Mothers Journal
WILEY PUTNAM, Publishers ana Importers
~ lSl broadway.
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rr NIorristo,yn Nydropnthlc Institution-

MoRRisTouN y 1.-The Bathing accommodations of this
establishment have recently been eGarfeciian the past
month Plunge BAH IN feet in length and feet deep with
pOuche of feet fall supplied from spring Of puresi
mountain wafer, the OF which Is 81 deg Fan.
Doth Summer and Winier have been built, WIKI apPro-
three DOuche and TWO Plunge Ba;as supplied from springs
OF puresi and coolest water.
The male and female departments are provided with
perienced cci-n, assistants and every !scy is az
forded for thorough and systematic application OF The wa
Ter treatment The Baths Diet and Exercise, &c I'M
the personal supervision and direction OF the
Application be made by letter tpospadl 10 Dr. pEA-
TER, Morrisoyvn, y. j. or a. III Waier-sL New-Sork
t,tS la,.aL
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lhs-S.tssss.si HAMILTON FERk F.-Tht steanltOal
PROPRIETOR, Capt H. Maan Will run
every week day above Ferry until farther notice
follows Leaving NORTH RvEs-FOot Of Hammond-a II
A NJ 3p. NJ. Canai-,t. Il. a. NJ st P. NJ Harrson-H
II. A. NJ. 81 P. NJ. Uht.ia!, A. NJ IL NJ 1 p VI. Coney
bland u ? VI. 8 P. NJ and the
Steamboat IOLAS, Capt Richard Yates will as fol
lows Leaving EAST RvGR-Foo. Of P,te-St 9. VI. |!
P NJ do Whitehall 10 4. NJ NJ. 5! do. COney lIidnd
III 4 NJ 81 ?. VI. I 90. Landing Fort hamilton each
way Fare l2s cents. THOMAS BEILBY. Proprietor
n B-Siag-s Will be IN readiness the arrival of the
hoais at Fort Hamilton take passengers 10 NewUuech
anG Bath Coney Island to Lake passengers To the
upp,r houses tfis
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-T~- >THE MOST DELIGHTFUL of ali

hTEE lOSI VI aii
s-.s..fzfs3N ENcurslons-A sa! across the Hudson
River to Hoboken, and then walk 10 the
Eysan Fields along the exceedingly picturesque shores
OF the place vii! prove the easily accomplished and
attractive OF al rural excursions that can be made from the
CITY.
The grounds now present charming aspect the trees
being in leaf and lhe soil covered with rich turf
The walks excellent order ha"inS been consider
ably enbeli.si.ed the present Spring
On every Pheasant afternoon there will be In attendance
Al the Colorado, Elysien Fields. excellent band OF
Music which will perform selections from The iaYorile
Operas popular airs marches, wa.tze-, &c
The Ferry Boats from Barcluy, Cana and Christopher
s,l ar. completely fitted up with Awnings and Seats
Night boa,s run from Hoboken Barclayst until IL
o'clock Ferriaye 81 cents myl 4misua-
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NJ ARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
n SEE MARINE Journal, FoURTE PAGE.

ARRIVED
Packet.ship Stephen Whitney Pophau, I'm Liverpool,
June - rldse 20 Robt Kermit
Packet.ship Silvie de erase Rich I'm Havre July g.
dse Fox e. Livingston. July J. spoke Havre pilot
who boarded the ship Burgundy Sd, OF start Point
9th lat II 80 Ion Is 70 spoke bark Caroline of London
I'm Western Isles for Lvcrpool 20th la ~ IS. Ion 80
81 brig A-ab, Howe ii weeks I'm Bedford for Quebec.
short Of bread-suppiicd her ed Ia, Il So ion 50 IS.
brig Rcbecca I'm Belfast TO Mrsnichi The Silve de
erase mas had light Westerly winds during the passage
and has been DIS w OF Georges Banks.
Bark Cndine, Appleton % DIS I'm Para City and q i'm
the River India rubber shoes cocoa &c 10 James Bishop
& Co. Lett brig Democrat I'm y, dsg Zaine, of Sa-
lem, ldg to sal! soon; brig Orbit, of and for Newiork,
Higgins, sid day previous
Bark (Norwl Precosa Krog 50 ds in, Stettin in bal.
last, to Schmidt & Balchen-l03 passengers.
Bark Ellen Augusta Hamilton. - DIS I'm Maanzss, 9G2
bxs sugar to q 7 Stewart te cks ulolasses VI lay
or; 375 dog pineappes - punches bananas. master.
Left ship Regulus. Jones for Newfork in ds Lady
Arabela, for Europe, lds bark Jane Dix, do do schr
Agawam New York, lds bark James Bsyey, Tor PhlA
sid day previous
Brg shamrock Dodge, Is DIS I'm Isnzorete, Canary
Isles barills Quincy cd inst lat "a So Ion 60
80 spoke bark Elizabeth Thornton I'm New Orleans for
London 80 DAYS cut.
Schr Caroline Lockhari I'm Ponce, Pr. July 18th, 20
John DurRnd Il Co Left bark Don JUAN Currier. for
y Haven ldg; brg Cordela Hatch wig cargo O. hhds
sugar l3 cks molasses HaTmony's Nephews s. Co; %
hhds sugar Rowland X AspinwAl.
Schr Albion, Harding, IS DIS I'm Aricebo, PR sugar, 10
Ncsni,h Walsh. Left brig Rideout for Y next day.
the only Am vessel in port 4,h inst lat So Ion "a spoke
brig Harp of and in, Baltimore for Rio de Joneiro "a
hours out
Schr Dolphin. Murray ds I'm Beaufort, nc, naval
stores, 20 Medad Plat.
schr verraillion. seaman DIS I'm Baltimore, coal.
Schr Sabine Chadwick, 10 ds I'm Beaufort, NC, naval
stores.
Schr Ellen Hunt DIS I'm Virginia shingles.
Schr Als-ic, Rodgick, ds I'm Wilmington, NC naval
stores.
schr Crescent, ds I'm York River, wood master
SALED-Hsrlnonious Walker Havana.
REL OW
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EDiTtoS-Wt1H ACCOUNT OF
,rYFE28 FEEF AZ p6LYS2siAS LIFE during
bv Herman rrd ed,t'on, with Sequel contain
ing the Story OF Toby's Escape by the author OF that
Notices Of the work
Chaeaubrands Ataia is OF no softer or more romantic
eIasicaS EXQUISITE The style has careless elegance
which suits admirably with The luxurious tropca zone OF
Typee is happy hit which ever way You look
whether as travels nance poetry, hunior It mas
scenc y Of a. hsse to De one OF III Ma q asssse
"a charnins book. fG of lalent-composed With singu,
Jar elegance and as musical as wG,Sinsion ryngs Co.
This is really very enp;ya,qg book The story Tor is
eventiu-wondern!- ol the deeds performed ~ the
author and his companion sInost surpass belief
Tvpee is work OF even greater interest than De Foes
Robinson Crisce, Miss Porer's Sir Edward SeawarG'
Albany Evening Journal
Notices of the Z n glish Press
"Mr Murrsy's Library does no, furnish Us with more
interesting book than ins hardly with cleverer II IS
full fine captivating matter upon which The genera reader
baens and eudued with freshness and originally 10 an
fail eXherale The most enervaied and
bias: q circulating library ounsers lLonton Times
- We have dwell; the subject OF M Melvi!e's
Narrsve and reflections exces Than on The hook
itself, which OF the most captivating we have ever
read. What will our juvenile renders say 10 real Room
son Crusoe. with rsai Friday one Kory hory
with whom Wi! say they vii! be delighted
Douglas Jerrod's Shilling magazine,
% A book full Of fresh and richly coored matter. MI
Me.vi!.es manner Is New World all over
This is most refreshing book. One Of the most
brilliantly culored and entertaining that has long
past issued the press The author no common man
TIE picture drawn Of Polynesion life and scenery IS IN
compernby the vivid and orcble That has ever been
lad before the public London Critic.
e The whole narrative IS simple most affecting
and An thou gentle and toe enchanting
Fayaway what Las become OF thee /"
rGentemans Magazine
Since tie oyous moment when we FIRST read Robinson
Cusoe and believed II al and wondered all the more be-
cause believed we have not met with so bewitching
work TIL, narrative OF Herman Melville" John bull
From the first moment of his desertion from the wha!er
Nukuheva haoor, ais from The Typee valley
or 10 speak palmer from the first me In the arst page 10
the last in nation and the most genial
freshness of description pervace the whole volume II is
al but visiting MRrGuesas ourselves. Poee-Poee De-
comes familiar DISH tappa is cncuIed round your IONS
YOU are sanred By the Taboo and Chamber up the long
sha OF the while reading this singular produc
tom aulo 2tls LONDON sun
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Daily Arrivals of Produce. Stock, DC. by the
New.York and Erie Railroad Company


IFS bars iron " Wilson Co. la5 bds s7riag see!
Person CO; pkgs butter Capt Hu!se 81 Go LOT hogs
lambs &c Capt Rowe IS do 60 Soss Brown; y head
csILa Ryerson: 81 pkgs butter Capt Vail; dry
goods sampson CO; Sdo w Langley; y tubs butter
Capt keichum.
lst-ill $50 0tS
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Red

J-tv 2s-h. 5v Ear. E ? Hatfield BENJAMIN :. BAL
1.sY-o Ms. nary HAMILTON. 5ota OF Is cir.
New.Loocoa Papers please copE.
On Tie 5ts .n=t By he R-7. Henry Glass;, NJ VII
L!AM z PARKER. formerly Of e. Louis No 10 Mrs
MARY OATliAS OF lis ci-T.
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BUTCHERS ASn DRovERs' BANK.

y, u
" Noticc.-The President, Directors and Company
OF tie Butchers and Drovers Bank have declared tiv
dend Of FIVE per the capital stock, out OF The prof
it, OF the last months payable the 18th inst The
transfer VIII be closed from The 10th inst until that
tine. BE- order Of the Board OF Directors.
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M.nn11ncH,s sMITH,s

WEALTH OF NATIONS reduced 70 - 50-An inquiry
w the anc Of the Wealth OF Nations
by Adam Smith, IL D., with lie VI the author an miro
ducory discourse and supplemental dissertations by
r McCul!och-a edition, corrected throughout, and
greatly enarged-orr thick 3yo. volume imported e. the
ABOVE reduced price by D. APPLETON CO.
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Marse,.-ca-.faR, reported fer Tx Tribune

AsHEs-The demand moderate a; previous rates
COTTON,-To-dsy there has been but moGera'e IN
- ard the transaction. reach 500 20 7o9 bales most
" for sh;unen, AZ steady The sales Of the week
are about 1000 bales The receipts since LIST inst los
bales Exports lst 10 4th insa eoi bales Tbs STOCK N
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TIE FARMERS HANDBOOK.

DEING 4 FULL AND COMPLETE GUIDE for re
d Farmer and Emigrsnt- Comprlsrg-TLe Clearing OF
Forest and Pra.re Lands Gardening farming Goheray'
F.rrery the MANAGEMENT and Treatment OF Cste tooH-
~ T Conslr,cor Of Dwellings, Prevention and Cure
OF win cop!ous Tables, Recipes, Hints &c &c
Nv Io-iah T Marshall One volume limo l!.u-tate,
VITA numerous God engrarlrgs Neatly o0uaG ri!cs 81
One OF M most useful books re ever saw loos- f"s
Mr. Nsr.hGlls Manual explains about feen HInare.
different subiecis-arc from close research oil taeH !,
seems tcIt 10 specify what edtirolz. Information
farmer can require IN handbook OF ekPetHsnta: ana
practical L;egerce upon Agrcuc1ral 10 plcs Gin Alas
fu5lisse3 ~ D. APPLETON * co. 20 Broadway.
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G-sSs, NFWPORT. Providence

-nrSs NEWPORT, Providence and Boston,
ss15isssl Fare TO Newport and Providence Ga6ln e2
-'Ha-S--'----ADeck 81 50.-Thc Steamboat MUTUAL
SAFETY Captain y. Cads will leave foot OF Markets.
East River On Saturday, August s,h at O'clock r. NJ
Passengers Boston In Providence Ia time for The
O'Clock train Regular days from NeS-fork Tuesdays,
Tnursdays and Saturdays Freight taken al reduced rates
Apply to tue Captain board at the Office on the pier
The Mutual Safety is fitted up with large and commo
dious State Rooms, and IS newly furnished throughout
Her well known character as sea boat her ample accom-
uoda,ions and low fares ii is hoped will secure her
.hhre OF public patronage an8 WIS
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nR. WHEELER,s discovery Of the BALsAM

nR. WHEELER's discovery OF the BALSAM OF
IL MOSCATELLO for tho cure of Dysentery, Choiero
Morbus the Summer Complaint Of Children and other
Complaints Incident children and adults al this
OF year has already attracted the notice Of Tho
distinguished medical men OF the country and II now
prescribed almost universally In preference to any other,
medicine The highly respectable individuals who certify
the extraordinary properties OF Dr. WheerTs propaIa
ton fully sustain the exalted character II has reached Tho
Basam Of Moscaeo is for sale the office OF Dr. Wheeler,
20 Green~ich.st and al the principal Drug stores In tho
cifv nn7 9teOGis.