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REGULAR MAIL LINE 81
REYYEEN ROSTOM.AN NJ YnRR

REGULAR MAIL LINE II
BETWEEN. BOSTO.N&4yN.D NJ YORK,
By the fast and splendid steamers Rhode Island and
| 'ssqss ia Origin. s't
GfHour ofileaving New York changed to s b. m.
TNHE steamers lthede leland, Capt. Potter, and
j Oregon, Capt. Thaysr, will run throughout the
season, in connection with the Stanington and Pro.
whence and Boston and Providence railroads. irav.
ing New York daily. Sundays excepted, from pier
No. l, North River at o'clock p. m, or upon the
arrival of the mail train from Boston.
These steamers are unsurpassed in speed, splen.
dor and comfort, having each u them 60 large conn
modons private state rooms and berths for 500 per-
sons, besides large private rooms for families, and
parlors.
These steamers ore differed by the most expert
enced men, and will shorten the passage between
New York and Boston from one and half TO two
hours, thereby arriving in ample time for oil the
lines from Boston, north and esst.
The Otseon will leave New York Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. ID
Leave stonington Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day.. .ysssssss-, ss 7
The Rhode Island will leave New, York Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Leave s,onins,on Taesday. Thursday and sstur-
day. syag9tt fss 81 sss. > la.
Passengers on the arrival Of the steamers
at Stopington proceed immediately in the splendid
railroad cars to Providence and Boston, without any
delay; and baggage master accompanies each
train through to Boston, 10 take charge Of The bag
gage. gs q M ii ii GatlSSSt4i a *gs.#e@f
For passage, bcrths, state rooms or freight appl.
cation may be made to the agents on the wharf, and
at the office No. 10 Battery place, New. York.
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John CONNOLLY, Cabinet Maker and I'm
y dertaker, 7th street, between and |.
feb ia
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c,ol YOUNG HYsoN, SO so per ID.
Fine do 0 625
No. fragrant do 075
No. 8 very fine do Oh
Silver Leaf, do rs
Cord HYsON, 0 rs
Very fine do 90
Extra fragrant, IS
Good HYSON SKIN, 0 SO
Good IMPERIAL, o75
Very fine do 90
Extra hps do 25 -"
Good GUNPoWDER, o75
Fine do 90 q"
Extra fine do Is
No. soUcHoNG, 50 SO per ID
No. do 0 621 :
Finest do CTS
Fragrant POWCHONG, various prices.
CONGO, various prices.
Fine OOLONG. 0 SO
Very fine do as
Extra fine do | 90 g"
NINGYONG, various rices.
Finest ENGLISH BREAKFAST
TEA, fvcry rich Pekoe iavoret) o rs
Fine ORANGE PEKOE, 0 ga
Finest PEKOE FLOWERS, 90
HOWQUA, or finest Black Tea inn
ported, 90
Ne plus ultra TEAS, both Green and
Black, OF all descriptions, the
highest grades grown in
China, 81 so per lib.
o. TAKE NOTICE THE CANTON TEA
COMPANY are the ercii.sire vendors Of the supe-
rior Black Tea called "HOWQUA'S MIXTl RE"
They introduced it in America in ls40--and every
other person or house protesting to sell the same at
ALL much less at a lower prce--decese the unwary
as the public themselves will perceive, by comparing
the spurious with the genuine "Howqua" vended by
the Canton Tea Company
Every package Gin addition to its containing
FULL WEIGHT, independent Of the wrapper,)
bear the stamp of neatness and elegance, and the
Teas therein are so thoroughly secured from light
and air, that their quality aud power will remain un-
impaired in any climate.
Agency at George Templeman's Book Store,
Washington, ID. e.
jan. sly
ERESH FRUITS, PRESERVES, &C.
l. gu boxes (halves and quarters) Rasins
drums Turkey do
2OO lbs Currants and Citron @
so drums Figs
cases Prunes in jars and fancy boxes
20 barrels Cranberries, (Eas,ern)
Almonds, Filberts, Pea Nuts, &c.
Preserved Ginger, Peaches, Pms Apples,
LINES, &c.
Guava and other jellies
Olives, Cspers, Sardnes
In addition to bis choice stock Of FAMILY Groce-
ries, by SYLNANUS HOLMES
apif 9TH street.
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CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM,
SODA WATER. &c. &c.

M RS. N. A. CAMPBELL would respectfully
Iyl inform the ladies and gentlemen Of Washing
ton, and visiers to the metropolis that she has Ia
ken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Barnes, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and Sd streets,
west Of the Depot, where she will at all times be
prepared to wait upon those who may give her their
patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds
will find this establishment convenient and plea
SAINT resort; while no expense or pains will be
spared to make the Ice Cream and Soda Water Sc
cond to none in the city.
All the Injuries usually found in confectionery
constantly kept Call and see.
naval Inn
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM,
BOATS FOR ALBANY.

From the foot OF C0urtlandt street, New York.
At o'clock, p. M Landing at intermediate
4 places.
4 III The steamboat Rochester, Capt. A.
Hitchcock, will leave on Monday,
Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday af.
ternoons, at o'clock.
The steamboat Columbia, Capt. w. w. Tup-
per, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day afternoons at 5 o'clock.
All persons are forbid trusting any Of the
boats OF this Line without written order from the
captains or agents
For passage or freight apply on board the boats,
or to p. c. Shultz, at the Office on the wharf
may 10 If ~T &
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The Weekly Christian world ;

An Independent, Comprehensive, and Impartial
Newspaper designed for ". Ico'ne AMI useful ccu
ja,ien as,eng all Friends of Christian U.nn CHRIS
tan B.rasocncr. and Chrisliun Literature. To i9
Published Asery Thursday, at The Reading Room of
lie Christian A,heDeum, over the Bookstore nf Mr.
James Hafmsiead, Fourth street, between Market
and Arch streets, Philadelphia;
Price: 1Wo Dolars d year--inpariaJLy in adraaee
]. H. srocKlos,
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SEASONABLE MEDICINES.
. BulHs extract Of SarsapariIla
Sands do do
Leidy's do do a.
~ TOwnseDd's do
SchWartze,s do
H0uck,s Panacea
Swailn,s do
syrup SarssparilIa Compound
These medicines are all Of Standard Merit, and
are warranted pure and genuine. At this season Of
the year they will be found highly beneficial for pu-
rfying the blood and invigorating the system. al.
For sale by CHAS SfOfT.
Drug &c Apoth corner Of 7th & Pa av. +
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fON RENT.
THREE stories of the Fountain Buildings, corner
i Of Second stree, and P-nnsy lvania avenue. En-
quire at the Fountain Bookstore.
may Aft u. WARD.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Isaac Walton, Bailey. 2 ds fra New. London in
ballast, TO Grinnell. Mnturn & Co.
Bark Damsriscoits. Howes 10 de I'm Matanzas, sugar
&c TO master. Left ship Robert Paiten wig freight
harks Juno of Boston ldg for Trieste Wsbsn DO for
Europe; st Andrew, OF Boston, do brig Altoona Clark,
ldg for New.York
Br bark Shamrock Person ~ ds I'm Limerick in
ballast and l45 passengers to order.
Portuguese brig Amelia, Menexes ls de I'm DemeraIs
In ballast, to order.
Brig sally Ann. Disbrow l6 de I'm Ansostura, hides
&c TO Hsrbeck & Co. Left brig Drscot for New.York
ready. GANewen, passenger
Br schr Elizabeth 0dell 10 ds I'm Halifax Ms. fish, &c.
to Howes, Godfrey & Co.
schr Amelia Melero, 81 ds I'm Galway, in ballast to
master.
scbr Baltimore, sleight ds fm Baltimore, mdse to
Johnson Lowden.
schr sarsh Am Roe Terry ds I'm Baltimore, aOur,
70 Johnson Lo"oen.
schr julius Pringle Croker . Be I'm New London,
oil 10 r Hurlbut a Co.
sehr President Harrison Nekersop. de I'm Boston,
mdse TO Mr. Reed.
schr Maris NJ Klots Chase days from Boston, mdse,
10 Foster Nickerson-
Schr Cornelia Franklin 3 ds I'm Boston. 10 Stevens
Schr Carolina, Pratt days from Newbern, NC, naval
stores.
sehr Harris Morris Virgins wood
Schr Thorn, Wainwright DIS I'm Wilmington, NC.
naval stores
schr Ann Hym.n. lotion. Newbern naval stores.
Sehr L stewart folger Virginia. wood.
Schr Oneida Egberi Virginia wood.
scnr lie Roy, Bstell. Apalaehcola. 10 VI Beiel.
sehr Mary Fosley, lpgrshsm, Thomsston.
Schr Ann Maria, Jones North CArolins.
Schr w II Turner Hinekley. Boston
Schr Daniel Webster, Delaney, Boston.
Schr Jasper. Howes. Boston.
Sehr Mary, Bsarse, Boston.
Sohr Tssso, Allen, Boston.
BELOW-l chip and bark. Wind NV.
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Books.
HAIRY TAYLOR,

THE LIFE OF GEN ZACHARY TAYLOR,
AND HISTORY OF TaE VAR Mexico, giving
n sccnnnt 81 the bstt'ei Of Pso Alto, Monterey snd
Bnena Visa &c with skechs. Of his Ocers views OF he
ba,.les snd portrsit OF Gen Taylor Price only l.t
Cou,um ption Cursble, Practicable Treatise on the
Lungs by Dr. Ro,e # Poi sde pitts Piice p eta
Woman and her Diseases bY Dr. Dixon Price 81 IS
Nichoss Ilustrs ed York, no ? with SIX besuiifl
engravings Price 25 cts
J.cs shs pperd by Answorlb. Price 50cts.
Washnglon and bis Csrersls vols Price - 50.
Pictorial Brother jonathan Price l2i cts
Iuheritsnce. = Novel Price so cts
Picioris Yankee Doodle. Price 81.
Esther d. Meoina snd Ellen Monroe, by the sgihor Of
LIE 10 London" Price IS cts each
Buff and Blue lhs Privserrs Of the Revolution BY
Cha. p. Sterling. Price IS ca.
Travels 10 Csllforpis, by Fafnhsm Price 80 cts
Aeenis supplied on the best of terms by
ieIi w Ii GRAHAM. Tribune buildings, Nssssu-st
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fashionable Clothing Chores.

&c BOOTH & co. n Cortland-st have on band
j. The largest and beat selected assortment Of Cloths
CAmeres add Vestngs To which the wOn invite the a.
enon OF strangers snd others arriving Ia The city aud
In want Of full or partial on IT. having reduced their
prices since leaving Broadway with s enormous rents
ard expenses prepared to meet the views 81 he most
economical Always On hand afull a-sofimsnt OF ffOck
and Dress Costs made and trimmed In the latest ttye,
which they are prepared 10 otter extremely low prices
Also PAntaoOus Vests Sacks and Once Coats Particular
attention paid he selection Of socy articles OF gentle
mems full 50 per cent below Broadway prices
srss assortment Of Shirts Of the newest patterns made
expressly Tor our trade snd will he sold low prices
lhy being efmiued u furnish fret rate articles a. the
lowest cash prices Cortland o. few ,ors below
H.. Western Hotel le2 2wis
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go DO CLARK cG.snsr3 re C-~ing Co, 90 Cram,
rs Johnson; 10 90 ashes J Reed.
Sane LiAs-BrSs Day o KsIozS-5s0 bbls four Saw.

Sane LtAs-BEs. Day oEsliOss-sso Dbl. -four, suy.
den. - 80, oI..a s-r- ssuif re
'aritsnr, Lis> ATaa Ssafroora r Co-Soo7 sa-ziarsy
-es9 obls aDur, y Vote; 81 bushels corn. Do~s 4
S4-< Lia>-Soov " slair-6iO BIZ, -four. Prime.
W-dtCo.
S4rs Lias-Soop D Park1-7s b5l, aour kegs butter
Kent P0sg c., 25s0 bah v-eai, Wolfe Isl2 bush
corn worE Dag. Dol k-g lard tsg. su. ter. Bae
eek 4 Coz bbs ashes. L a LoNrsy DO Ds,er,
Sars Liss-Slocs " A Hars-560 bel, Sour. suydar-.
Rec Coi lis 80 sudan. Sage Co. +s7 DO Hoyi
4 Scr; : DO y.he. p P Talbot
Syrae'gs s Osr>g0 Lias n Estoa = Co-Boai C1sytoH
-IGbs. .1ur 90 beg. -sl. BsrE-i Bi-6tRsn; :
Psgs butter. WORK D-sAs' p 90 Hnr.sui Besra =
% ClssfWatsr 90 Hope si,niSri - DO j. sege'
s0uhwouh, Liirhhrf Bsach tubs butter Dol eggs,
boyce, Is pEg, butter, J Gibson bis esgs 40
potatoes, NIlIsmsi 40 hucEgn-Al Allen, iSs
pkgs bot -rs bbls eggs. Russe ptgs butter BeAe,
Neck D-vii. = pays butte, LrsTett, Ll1ln c. ;
80 : 4 stolg IBIS egTs % b-aLf - spries,
sroesefnoa WeeE' Dos sss., cIoi.ac EFen.' 70
butter q abs KS plt.toe. p bbs corE, TonpkHs CO;
10 cage butter : Ven Ausen Co.
Gardler & SiHir1ra's Lirs-Br7s n Trpp--500
tush corr, KeicLam 4 ST; 80 DDS corn med, A A
Thurber
TRoaas james Liae-Boa, Erie-leo9 bushel. corn.
Cobb 70 90 &C.; a. bis porn. " Hsrr S. bis s.aes
Dslsr Nj er Co, 70 bb!s Pea. q bags d. boxes as-
Trov and W0trra LaEs Boat Li-e-V Ries-Boaf L
~ Sniti-I00 bbIs -FOUR 2lr0 bu.h wheat y II NoE 9
,b'sao1r, eEs hams, boN sweet OIL Williams HA~-
Ssm4 Lise-Boa, Har,Boels-2I05 bushels wheat. suy.
dam. Sage CO, y bbls com meal, lrish Relief Con-
m.iiss.
sans Liae-Boai c " C0i.-2loO bushels wheat
Msitsnd Phelps Co; 10 bb' ashes, w Goodridgei IS
Do. Work Drake.
Ssrle Lias-Boat Mouta1a-2o00 bushels corn, II
Estoo CO. bols egs', ? A Colio7i 90 Worden a
Mills
NlcYork and Ssneca Falls Lias-A " Palm1- Boa;
q Dantif-2N0i bushels corn Iohnsoai IS bos eggs,
HsSl-y Smith Csrman; , d. L Moin Cos 81 tubs
frki,s butter Clearwater, do Soulh~orIh Ls.efelt
4 Bs4ch.
Western LnIe Boot LiHs-PalriSr + paH Brrg-Boa,
4Ibaau- 300 bushels wheat. } LsEek Co.
OsregO Lile-F SLrl9oi7-Boa' Os1neso Chisf-2520
bu.he. wheat. Maitland Phelps Co.
Nor York and OstrsFo Lige-W II JeaHls0a-B0at En-
pire-2O0 bushes corn B0chsnan, Harris Co. Y b5ls
aches. Hsistebi. Haines Co
Eelc York Union aud Osrsgo Line, " R0ssuer- Boat
Hictorv Grste-41 hb. fo1r. SIycsm, Sage Co; 4in
bush ~h-si. J L Buckley 4 Co.
American TRANSPORTATION Line. VI " Caleb & C0-Bodf
bh 1ur. Buchanan. Harris Go; 1872 do
sudan sage 4 c.. 4 bhl. l.d, Goofhue Il Co
Merchants and Miles Linz + Psdse-Bort OEt1ri0
SOL nba four Pesss; 2o50 bus corn, WrghtS Ltser.
FuLoHrils and Nsic York Line. n SHih-Boaf RereFHs
$50 bush corn II bnls beans Smith
CeHaBQO LAKE Boat Line. HiHds s Re1ford-B9di Il
chaHge-s20 bush oats DO bb.s potatoes Rsxord' 50
frk butter. : Rgssel
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Trade OF the Hudson.
Produce and cOv.ry Merchandise arriri-s al

Produce szd C6Eny h1eASzdtss arrtrns a Hss York.
Abazy 3 Canal Linz, A HOyt-Bdyss MoafiSti-i5l bls
hour Auen Il " hitlesey ioe5 do >uydxn Sage Co.
coo 90 Dole 100 DO DehAer; sS7 bbs corn meal A
Churchmau.
Sane Lias-Barss TashinStoa-50o bbis Hour NJ
Delhk-r, Se9 do X Wolfe 500 DO Mead a Co, s75 do
Muir T.yor 4 Co; $50 do 81 ; dam, SAGE Co.
Nssc- York & Tr0g Ltns-B GrtlA- Rayss Gen Woo
Isl bbls no1r Robes Muilnsgi i47s DO Saydar sss
Co. al 90 ClSrs Coleman les % DOss Cary; IS
40 q Faile; s06 bush whe.t Signt liz boxes pork
Ricbsrd.on. Watson CO. s. 90 Coocaue \ CO. l{5 DO
PINE Wsrs Co; 81 bbls eggs, Man a do pofk
DO hans do lard lS' do and CO be-f hss.s - obls
besns o Wood ward; luos oulef. DOS eggs hbLewsi
Is bols pork K-sehum Perry $500
Old TToy Lias Pope CasliR-Ba-ss Paiiu'or-Z32 ools
Sour W { R-siot; i5s 90 o Nissan 20 GO " Bow
sop: IL 50 90 Srvdsn Reed c.; eo2 y rig1i % %
H-riel Vac Bas.i l. q 0oo bush eorn. Lake co
2ss hNs ck CHEESE Ferguson Sherman IL aos esA
buu-r Cl.rs FISH; neg. do Conan, hopkins Co
Sozs Lias-Bgss 4 Il rssa-25o oois coSr. =
H.a,op; SEQ Nissan AIS 90 Daer, Miller Coz - 90
ID Johnson; AS bush whss Cooo 1poo do corn, b.
chanan Harris Co, bbIs ashes, ekss,h
Ty,v a Erie Tor Boss Lins. @ Te@-Bayss Prid.-
as bbs sour Daisr. Miller Cos ISIS cboasau. herie
ssrdford, 1876 MeBrids Lord tss suydsm- sage 90
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Ships Birkenhesd. samis. Belize. &c. X Irwin Suma.
ira Montecheno. East Indies Barclay Livingston :;
Ceylcn, Antsrd, Quebec McMurrsy lsnhe, Johnson
Singapore &c. T II Delsno BerDholm, Morrill, Liver.
pool, Ferguson Auburn. Durfee New. Orleans Hector
Post Mobile + D Hurlbui & Co.
Bark Queen, Gillslly, Cork, Kineslord.
Brgs Robinson. Rood, London & stuart & Co /;
Robert Bruce Wade Belize Blsnco; Clinton, Andrews
Savannah, Sturges, Chairman & Co; Macon, Sheffield
Savannah, K NJ Demi Damascus, West Mobile, J
Elwel & Co; Angola Bell Msysguez. ID Curtis. Jr.
schrs Thomas Pesrsal Prudden, Nassau, A Benson
& Co, Jesuline Renken. Rotterdam Schmidt g. VOgel ;
Lynchbure, Gould, Richmond Rio, Ober, 81 Mays
Nesmith * Walsh
Barge Porpoise, Drake, Philadelphia.
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GENTLEMENIs SUMMER WEAR.

OUR STOCK Of sessouabe gOo5s comprising the latest
" and most fashionable styles 10 the market offered Tor
Inspection under that Ihs sndeavop
which have eciled very liberal share Of psironsge will
exerted give satisfaction In the style and MAZE OF
garments In particular would commend TO The astsn
ton OF those no proved he Truth OF our ASSERTIONS
In reference peror Of psntsoons We a- ens
bed TO furnish, assortment OF Cassmeres and Drl
lngs those In Of Hight and airy garment
several highly approved styles Of Sacks.
FROM he partcuar attention directed Army and Ma
W wors Uniforms are furnished IN strict conformity 10
regal atoms and have always hand goods 10 answer
tho redl irameuts 81 81 grades % the service.
WIN I. JENEI nos & co. Diapers and Tailors,
.22isf 81 BROADWAY. American H0tei
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rary property"
MARK ii. NEWMAN 4 co.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.

4 ITTELL's LIVING AGE. No. l61-price i2i et..
- Nioho's illustrated New-YOrk, part 2-pnce - cts
Every Lady. Book The art Of making every variety OF
plain and fancy cakes pastry confscoery, blanc mango,
ieies, ice ctesms. &C. &c.- p cis
Life OF }en Taylor win engrsyings-pric7 50 cts.
Magnetism ard ClairvO ysnce-a popular uea'ise ihal
will instruct every man and TO become successful
magnetisis, by J. Victor Wilson-price ID cu.
The Ir,h Sketch Book, by TimNsh-5O cts
The Irish Tutor, No. II Zine Minor Drama-lft cts
Washington and his Generals vol ?, by Heade,-sl 20
Flrtslons In High Life In New-York and sarstogs-
Is
Powell on the Eye-its Imperfeetons and their Cure
50 eta.
Year Of Consolation, by Fancy Kembs Butler-7o cls
The Monk, Revenge by Sam. Spring. Esq.-So eta
Log Of Priyaleersmsn. by Mauyat-2o cts
Tarcrpa q novel, by DiHseli-25 cts
Tourtst's 0uids-England nd The Contnenf--50 eta
Indian Meal Book. by Mis- L-se-z5 eta For sale by
BERFOR0 n co Astor House, ottce OF The
iel5 Standard Drsma and LittePs Lyins Age.
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New-York Cattle nIarket-MOsDAS, June

BY our own Reporter
Al market 1900 Beet Cattle, (mosily southernO 50
Cows and Calves 400 sheep and Lambs.
Beef Canle-An active demand has existed during the
week. and active enough to clear the market q, the
prices quoted in our last viz 50 to s. per ewt
Cors and Calre-There has been great islling on IN
the ,uppes during the past week which has contributed
TO advance prices little. We quote prices At from so
to n 5Oaf2 50.
SAp ava LAMBS continue TO come in freely and there
:. .l IA pretty liberal request the part Of buyers
Price, OF sheep from rs to s3et 2S. Lambs 81 soto
. sOn2 IS Len over 100.
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Markers-cvcfuIy rcpsrtsdJo, 7~ T''S~Hs.

MONDAY, I. NJ.
,.tsn Pe,,l. ara lsi and quiet We hear Of only 50
bbs each description sold to-day
FLOUR AND MEAL--The market WAS rather quie'
This morning and heavy. shipping buyers oid not sp'
pear freely but there fair inquiry Tor nome con
rnmn,ion std the East Gencses sold q, 70. with oc-
ss.s1n.I lo,, AT slt and Michigan mixed orsnds At
as 62,1s rs At the close of Chsnge - - ~n ne
80, ihst could he obtained for Genesee heavy rsia
daros the ming ntertered with outdoor opersuons
- ~ 40 bbls for all June made at s7f, - par
sls src worth more for delivery late 10 the month than
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

In bark Camilla from HIue-Mr Livingston and lady,
Mr. Sinclair and Mrs Portleau
IN bark Amelia MalhsLapd from Dernard-B Baroness
Won Breton. Mrs James and child Mrs Marshall and two
children Mr. Musts tive children and two servants.
IN schr Patrick Henry from Mobis-Mrs G Thomas
and two children Misses Sarah Elizabeth and Jerusha
Post. Miss Jones. Miss Lovejov. Masters Henry.
IN sehr Daniel Francis. from StJdso de Ctbd-Csptain
John Holman and four children.
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DAW BARN K SON,


ito Rold-sL Liverpool
~ sole Agents for NckoPs Registered Paletot re-
spectfully cali the of Merchants Captains, and
visitors 20 Liverpool the extensive alterations 10 their
premises rendered necessary by the great increase Of
busnes they be- TO STATE that having adopted the
OF Immediate cash payments they enabled consdea
bly, reduce their OF prices observing at the
time that the GUS iy and manufacture Of their goods viii
be Inferior hut will maintain the high chsT-
for excellence IT. and workmanship, they have hh-
enO been esteemed for.
DAWBARNI SON, Merchant Tailor.,
my4 2awSmTuGThis' 10 Bod-sl LlyerpooL
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srAMMERING CURED

I
PHILOSOPHICAL FRtNCiPLES.-The advertiser
W having devoted mary years - investigation Of me
az. which govern I'm pedmraIs % speech IL happy 10 an
h. has nnzy suce-eded N discovering NE Sc
r-t which ba. o. long bsed efforts Of ne scen
tsr H- nov propos-. IN part The herehis Of hs dis
cov-rJ 10 ihosc y 10 may favor run Win call
smmerny by hose Who possess tee ns.nr. organs OF
speech cannot fall be cured me patient Will conform
70 inatr1coas Satisfactory reference given restVs 10
a. certainly - cure LADIES' desired, may be EsnSht
a. their residence
T6- advertiser nay BE- consulted a. his residence
corner Srthsveuu- and Tweoiy hif1sI from u 10 me
- a. JOHN HEELY.
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. oy the New-york
and Erie Raitroad.......J.F =. C!artsen, Agsni.
Reported spee,ally fer TIE Nr-p- York Tr,bsns.
MONDAY June IL, ls47
Per Barge HsNry Sayd4n-24 tubs butter calves s
sheep Capt Wood; . buGer calves 10 sheep hogs
A 5 frimhe, 81 buuef s calves D Bste, a. tubs
butter Is calves sheep hsps, HoyE It's bush rye
Dolson 2 uos bulIcr calves sheep, Csps Caldwell
81 tab. butter pkg eggs 70 calves sheep bbs sppes
Captain GTiswcld.