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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-02

-., Se.,..se.. = Dansea O'Csoesal.
The city Of New Yesk. Sept. 22d, sAy hon
orsd the death Of DssIn O'C oxSELL. he day
mas beautiful, and the esssmoniss mos fsnPos-
ins. The oation by Wn.uAx H. SrwAaD is
eloquent and touchings u could not wsll be
Otherwise; for Ne knew OaCsnnell WE'LL end low
ed him. He commenced his Grafton thus:
There is sad news from Genoa. An aged
and weary pilgrim, who can travel no farther,
passes beneath the gate Of one Of her ancient
palaces, saying with pious resignation as he en-
ters its silent chambers, 'Well! IL Is boa
will that shall never see Rome. am disap.
pointed But am ready to die. II Is all rght:
"The superb" though fading Queen OF the
Mediterranean hold anxious watch, through ten
long days, over that majestic s,rangers wasting
Frame And now Death Is there-the I.iberator
of Ireland has sunk to rest in the Cradle Of Co
lumbus. +.
was the very day set apart by the elder daughter
of the Church for prayer and sacrifice through
ont the world for the children of the sacred Is
land. perishing by famine and pestilence in ther
homes and in their native fields, and on their
crowded paths Of exile, on the sea and In the
Ravens, on the lakes, and along the rivers OF
this far. distant land The chimes rung out BY
pity for his countrymen were O'CoNSELL's mt
ting knell; his soul went forth on clouds or IN
cense that rose from affairs of Christian Charity
and the mournful anthems which recited the
faith, and the virtue, and the endurance Of Ire
land, were his becoming requiem.
| 1t is a holy sight to see the obsequies Of
soldier. not only Of Civil Liberty, but Of the
Liberty of Conscience-of q soldier, not only o.
Freedom, but of the Cross Of Christ-of bene'
factor, not merely ola race or people, but Of man
kind The vault lighted by suspended worlds
is the temple within which the great solemn
ties are celebrated. The nations of the eartl
are mounrners, and the spirits Of the just made
perfect, descending from their golden thrones
on high, break forth into songs like this:
..Tears are not thy due. From the worlds toll,
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Died,

Died.
Yesterday morning, July l4th EMELiNE H daughter
of VIM. H. and the late Rachel C. Van Voorhs, aged
years months, and % days.
The relatives and friends Of the my, and those of
Mr. William Jackson, invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon at O'Clock from 206 Clinton st.
of Monroe.
Newburyport and Portsmouth papers please copy
On Tuesday, 18th inst. after short Illness SARAH
CARoLIsE, youngest daughter Of Charles b. and Sarah
j. Knudsen.
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
her grand parents. and Margaret Dodge, are re-
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral Thursday AFTER
noon 18th inst at O'Clock, from the residence OF her
father 4h avenue, between 3st and sd streets Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
ment.
In Brooklyn, on the l4th inst Mrs ELIZABETH BACK
widow Of the late Judah Back deceased aged Al years
The friends and acquantances of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral this Thursday
afternoon the 18th nst at O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence las Fulton street Brooklyn without further in
vitation.
On Wednesday, the l4th inst, AUeusrA DANA, infant
daughter of Thomas w. and Caroline A. Chandler aged
10 months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends ofthe family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock
from No. Columbia street, South Brooklyn.
On wednesday morning, July ID, ls47, after short
illness, HENRY CLAY VAUGHAN youngest son OF Phoebe
and Thomas Vaughan, aged l year, months, and 10
days
On Thursday morning 9Th inst in Philadelphia after
q long and painful Illness Mrs MARY ANN SHERBuRNE
late Of Washington d. c., wife of Col John Fl. She'
burne and daughter Of the late Hon. Eli ah Hall, of
Portsmouth, N. IL.
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session Of smigrants within that period have been ct
least ve miliens Of dollars more, making about thirty
millions Of dollars In specie added to the gold and silver
currency of the country in about six months
This Is much real wealth We are actually so much
richer, owe nothing for this money What we
have not paid for in products is owned by those who
brought 1t into the country and it here without
any thing being given in exchange 1t therefore cost
nothing Specie brought into the country by immi-
grants is douby valuable they of 1t for the
purpose of purchasing cutvating and improving the
soil and for the purpose of developing the Of
the Western country.
The wealth added to the country with the past
by the Importation of specie is permanent; frac
ton of which will find Its way again across the At
antc We have enough merchandise to send out Of the
country to pay for all foreign manufactures brought into
1t and so long hold the treasury
system, and keep our currency close up to specie
standard there will be very little danger Of excessive
Importation Of foreign goods Our manufacturers
compete with those of Europe successfully under
properly regulated financial system than when the cur
rency Is subject to those immense expansions and
fractions which have heretofore been frequently
perenced and manufactures established under resric
TED banking system, sustain themselves under the
most contracted movement, while those commenced in
speculative times and In Of high prices, cannot
"0 s"o ieFoiutioh pinching money "arhe' inVario-
bly, produces We therefore, look the extension Of
our manufacturing interest during the existence Of low
prices, and Of reduced tariff exceedingly favora
BILE featureone calculated to put at rest all statements
that an inflated paper currency and high duty,
cessary to foster and sustain this branch Of domestic
dustry.
We shall never have an importation offoreign manuac
lures into this country again equal to what have had
while our exports have been and still very limited
to What they ultimately must be. Our manufactures
are increasing faster than wants. and the markets in
this part Of the world for foreign goods annually de-
creasing few years will suffice to change the entire
complexion of foreign trade, and place large
balance annually to our credit.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRx, "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. july IA.
The markets generally rather languid to-day
especially Of breadstus Sales Of Genesee anoat with
parcel to arrive during the present month were made
at So Michigan mixed and straight brands sold ut SIS
osA 70 Is lot Of straight Ohio sold at &c. and
raj small lots southern Ohio at So l2x Small sales of
southern made at the prices Sales of Oswe
60 were made at S. o. sale of pure good white &C.
nesee wheat was made 1877 cents Ohio white do sold
at 23 l27 cents and lot of Illinois mixed at lls cts
Corn moved pretty freely, western mixed 80 So cents
nat yellow 90 &C cents, and round northern do at 60
90 cents sale of prime northern rye made at 90
cents Rye -four tPennsylvauis) sold at 81 Is. Oats
sold at a. cents Considerable sales Of meal were made
at S3a 50 AZ Provisions very dull of mess
pork reported at Si4 s7K and of prime $40
60 lot of first rate quality prime do (Ohio) sold at
Sa So Lard in barrels, stood the same; offered
and OK cents asked. There change In Beef
Groceries continued nactvethere some sales Of
sugar and coffee made, but terms not made public
PaioEs OF BREADsrUFFs THE 18th JUNE THE DAY
BEFORE THE MAIL CLOSED FoR STEAMER.
AND THE l4rH july, THE DAY BEFORE THE DEPARTURE
CALEpoNIA's MAIL.
June 20. july ID.
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BY TIL E M AL

WAsHIyoroS, July 10, ls47.
Dispatches from General Tayior- General Scott and
Mr.. Trist-The United States and the Roman Pom.
hG.
Letters have been received from General Taylor
stating that he spare troops to General Scott
having superabundsnce for his present exgeneies
lie does not design moving San Luis Potos his
present convictions opposed to such movement
inexpedent, because unlikely to be attended by any
good results No necessity at present exists for for
ward movement General advance on tn. capt
tai will be made before he can be Joined by General
Taylor. The declaration Of the latter that he has
larger force than he requires Is sufficient refutaton Of
the hacknied charge that the administration has left
General Taylor destitute Of troops.
Nothing further has transpired of the misundsrstand
Ing between General Scott and Mr.. Trist One party
has already made his Of the affair to the
proper quarter here but correct judgment cannot bs
formed parte statement and therefore
not yet arrive ut satisfactory conclusion. Fault
there u.s. and grievous fault, somewhere
1t is matter Of certainty that the Pope has nt
mated his desire, though not formally to open diplo-
matte relations with this country The channel through
which the overture been made Is such that 1t cannot
be disregarded The cabinet is fully alive to the mu-
| tuaI advantages that would result to both coun-
tries from the establishment Of diplomatic intercourse
en- them the President In his next annual
sage to Congress will recommend the appointment of
Charge SGares 10 reside alternately the courts
Of Rome and Tuscany Our commercial relations with
the latter country render the opening Of diplomatic
atons absolutely necessary and the increasing mpor-
Of the States Of the church. under the wise rule Of
the present excellent Pontin, will beget like ne cessty
In their regard The Pope will Of course sen laymsn
to reside the government Of the United States,
equal In rank to the agent government shall COM
mission.
Genera. SCOTS force Is swelling gradually and num-
bers by this time fifteen thousand men. By the
end OF this month he viii have upwards Of Eve thousand
lie has sufficient force for any enterprise
that he may feel himself called TO engage In His troops
Of the very best material His entrance into the
ptd, II opposed, will be bloody But It 10 need
less 10 say that With the conflicting from the
city Of Mckee, 1t Ia impossible to forr, reasonable
conjecture whether he will viii With serious
opposition. After tho fall Of Vera Cruz santa Ann
boastsd that there four points ,s road to the
capital which 10 would DO impossible ibr our army to
pass, 1t has already passed two Pusnte Nsciona and
Csrro Gordo. Whether the other two will be- defended,
IT still problematicai GALvIENsIs.
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BosroN, July l4-2 P NJ.

BosroN, July l4-2 p M
Flour continues extremely dull, and we quote Michi-
gan and Gsnesse at IS sax So rs. No sales Of mo-
ment were reported Corn continued heavy. Sales
1000 bushels southern and western mixed sold at 10
IKE northern round yellow was inactive at SOC, snd
the tendency of the market downwards Oats were
duh at 45c We quote Rye at 90 Csc Meal do, at So
rs a 81. Provisions, no change-prme $l4 $l4 so;
prime mess held at SIT SIS. Freights to Liverpool
Flour IS Cd; to London IS Cd As. Cotton-sales light
no change in prices.
Photographic Correspondence Of Philadelphia Bulletin.
PIrrsBURo, July Ia, l847
There In change In our markets every thing dull
The river Is stationary.
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Il II l. Il u IL IA IL =,
Affair In Philad elphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July H. ls47.
William Rushworth and Patrick Mcclure quarreIed
last night In Decatur street. regular fight ensusd when
the former got the latter down, throttled him until
his tongue protruded from his mouth and then bit 1t Of
The physicians fear death viii ensue from modification
or ockaw, and in Of recovery he will be deprived
Of the power of articulation
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at 400. No change In provisIons Whisky was some
armsr Receipts by canal for the preceding ~ hours
follows Flour, $1,000 bbsi 81 900 bush
els; oats, 10 600 do; wheat, 1000 do.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

ALBANY, July l4--P M
Flour was shade hrmer but no sales were m.ds
worth reporting Csrnsalos of 1000 busbels wss,.rn
mizcl and dat yellow we're made at Goo. pve--aooo
bushels reported st zoe, Ostsio0oo bushels sold
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WALTER eaEENoVoH, A.edo...r.

ZEE 8 t,Ss|SsIi 5EAs
OUCH Co VIII .ei S so.ne1o. Frd.y5 81 B'o.dw.y
'ss sss's
s IL Ss %
Terms cash Catalogues are ready. jyis Ter
ArryBLit' s xurfo SNhHS Asfasf NEW IA
"A yEN-Hepry II Lreds & Co will sell at suction. on
he @ ss a .s h 4
20 ssn was ss Ss Fs
Ss boilers sss aud
4, ;sss I'm. a i iS sS
be New London where she now ss
and where she will be delivered. ia Tt-m
V SaoeERE wNEs rE ASsr cSgF sA
&C. at the s:.,s ss BoTs4xs Thu. entire stock will sold
Tss Ss e9%pss genera Of the best
their S to and private Families viii find to
ss$rsy New aSFHeNA t RsP3 an
Chemicals and German Instruments General Agent for the
sppy So re- and materials Of
Mr. having retired from the business Of portrait taking
aeyoes Tx to furnishing the varou: mate
give, him facilities for supplying The
St, S9 Gs!y Of ARTICLES on the most reasonable terms
CEGARs sEGARs, sEGARs-H. HENRIQJEs re-
Bo% ns as s1
the exclusive sale OF imported Havana and Principe Segars
where will be constantly hand choice of all
the fayorte brands.
B.-The trade supplied on liberal terms i've 3Ot*rc
TOOTHACHE-TUQTHA PRlTCHAnD s
Magic Toothache MIXTURE warranted to afford immedi
relief and superior oolhache preparation Known
Is cents Wholesale reasonable Office No. 1873
Beekman of Front and opposite Fulton Market
jeio 30tsrc
CROTON WATER COOLERS, u would most respect.
~ fully call the attention of the public ewly
ed article for cooling the Croton The beauty and
raby Of this article cannot be surpassed is excel
STEAMBOATS, ships &c being made entirely plan The
of all.
The public respectfully invited to call at 262 Water
Factory.
~ BThe Cooler be in operation at 1862 Water
Tvs 2wsrh
A DVERTlSEMENTSa are daily forwarded for publication
in the best Newspaper of all cities and principal towns
the United States Canada &C. by the accredited agent B.
Palmer who is also authorised receive subscriptions The
agency is in the Tribune Buildings. je29 3Ot*r
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BALTIMORE, July ID, lsa7.

BALTIMORE, July II, 1917.
The Volunteers fer the Wsr--- TheotrieaIs--amus
ws4'n g.
civne. ,iughse VI llis oat,nisrc batSslui 's Nv N
Baltimore aud 10 organizing his men rapidly 81 prat'
nrshs tis has scms four husdrsd ~ ths prt, ~aSH"
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Married..

ON Sunday evening" 18th inst, by the Rev DR.. VAIN
wright Mr. WIN G. DUNLAP to Miss ANNA DELLA CASE,
daughter Of Wesley Case Esq., both of this city
On Wednesday, l4th inst, at Trinity Church, by the
Rev DR. Wainwright. CHARLES E. LEvEY, Esq, to JE-
NINA, daughter of Capt. Boxer, Royal Navy c. B. all Of
Quebec
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" fee TO 100 Chambers street Opposite the savings
balkl and hn House 10 Srtesnh least OF Union
rHk) Once houn from bsP.M isw Sctsn
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% :s:i;is j. .:s:ss GO
T.; ss: :s frenzy q &c che 81 %
O'clock "a the forenoon. Tvs Isl rrc
RVwEKr THEArKE.-A. W J.eE.os ,rIopqe,se-a.
Essans July IS Be- si pso I"m
e. .Ffdy Of B ~ g. rr.
M1s Grr..s " Tslaanis Mrs WiIiis:cn UNA
ra A; .Ass fS"i Sas ES%sS.Sf
70 coeelqds With the %as,cs, pee, WeLh NOT SAY
No and sS'a. .. Doors open
quarter TO Il performance TO commence al hslfpast y
fSrd.y Essaas July IS
Brouls Horse by he orsh 81
mo be w sr a. fens
ecS Er s% lord Lowell Levs'e Betty Fnnksn' Miss
the course Of the evening" variety OF singing and
%s
Mr. Holland; sm,Tt, Mr. Wslcot; Rose. NJ ss Clarke
CASTLE gARpEN.-E1TaoIdinsry LTh6it'on-,-Ihe
A, on board cents. Open from oeioei 4 NJ
Len AND Br fANrdSSE sEEssE SA
iOr%.1css bOh IN the Havana and New olesu.
iHg,Sss Ss aa Oh MI T,s h S&T
Further particulars IN to-morows paper. jf5 ltsr
RkOADWAH THkATRE.,-Ths ssiabl,.hment, now
sa asa: pS q.
II
Persons Of acnow talent wishing for the
season. will please address him t OIL Leonard street
70 During Mr.. Banets absence Europe all letters and
K b.
A ME- .ICAN MUSEUM PERFORMANCES both Ar
TIE iifsI5 III EhIssPis aa fiSss
r,. mo., ,..n,.a and I wOG,Athi s. ,,r;.
at this house. and will give their Grand Concerts this afternoon
and at halfpas and aQuIer past o'clock when
also other talented performers Including the Chap
man X nj NAM %NAs %oob sRS leo
Taken by the American Army in Mexico may be here
at all hours day and evening.
Hhs Mcx 1F fNSERF RG goSS Sf
Wall also be exhibited at each and performance
Admission rs cents. jelrc
VAHYXXHAkAbbL sAlILS9}oNcTHIs EvENINGMUsICAL
lection Of Songs Duets Tros, Rounds Catches, Quaets
and selection Of the most beautiful Melodies from The very
popular Ethiopian BuIlesque Opens, Sentimental, Comic
parioc &c. by Mr. Sharpe, Miss Bruce, Messrs Quayle
Mr. Olddeid will preside at the Piano Forte
An eLtre change OF performance every Evening.
Performance to commence at So o'clock.
Tickets Is admit Gentleman and Ladies' Admis
sion to the Garden. free.
GRAND CONCERT This Evening lat Pnteuxs Cafe des
shilling for which the best and other refeshmen
will be gwen To commence at O'Clock. jyl5 2ussrc
UNION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
On | &1&e A2kAS
DUkSE OF SOTO come off July s0h Free for horses
three make 10 close Green and Beven's,
Thursday evening, July Is, before o'clock, p. M.
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- &E ssEgaE
CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. e North River daily Sundays
excepted at 81 O'Clock NJ On and after Thursday the
18th by above line will take the steamboat
Transport Capt John Gould at 81 o'clock NJ for South
Amboy where they will take the for Bordentown thence
by the large steamboat Burlington and at Philadelphia
about o'clock next mon e. time 70 connect with all the
New York to Philadelphia, So 25 IRA BLISS, Agent.
iyI46tSm
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w INCREASE OF SPEED, AND SAFETY
AAlh-& OF STEAMBOATS, My method of
propelling has been secured. and have a boat
nearly completed that the public see the great improve
about be applied steamboats, This invention has been
examined by large engineers
and they will Increase the speed and make the
boat very safe. wish communicate with those no feel
interested improvements and should to sell one-eghth
building Enquire the Croton FonndIy 50 Goerck street
or l06 Vesey street. SEWALL SHORT.
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FI0uT--
Genesee. -. u l2X a 7 lex So 90 n 6 l2k asked.
Michigan. 81 90 IS 66X a 10
Whsaf-
Genesee. $50 l60c l92 q 1876
Ohio white. 1880 las 1910
Corn
Western&Nor'n
mixed. s5 a so q 92c 81 $50
Fiat yellow. :. 81 Gao 60 66c
Northern round
yellow. 90 900 81 a6s 69c
Rye. LOG IS SOC
Neat
New Jersey. ga rs So so asked
" estern N. Y. SO 100 l2L
Ogrs. 60c 43 40
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DH KUBY,S BRAZILIAN HAIR CURLING IL.
SOlD-Ihs preparation will curl the hair beautifully
anu srongy and warranted not to injurc il in The least
with the Of the heated irons which purs
the ha,r BY crispmg and burning H.
n wn?sssIe ena retail BY the sole propieo, sT0RRs
Agents ~ New Yo'kAadway CourtIsndt Il, stoddard
20 IVY rulton 0uon Co. OF Grand aud Bowsry.
pro"AVn-Mn Raves, ~ FultonM I've Ntsw
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TIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully IN
-, form HI, and ths public Generally
thaf ne has or hand large assortment OF ss ana
Chdr,n coored and black Cater Boots guskins Slippers,
Ties &c and Boys sewed and psgged Boots Of
every descrption all which he Will sell low such ar
tcles can be purchased any store 70 the cry
n B.-Lades' aud Gentemen's Boots and Snoes msce 70
order in the best manner at moderate Sc ~
fully solicited - -, yhnI.o w 9t tn nsn,
10 Gre
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40 EO0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT:
V1%3OOO GAGE at legal interest," upon improved
productive and property in the
the city, IN
No Jacques erand apply any such character caught
respassng IN the premises will be dealt with according
Applicants must describe distinctly what of the city
arc 70 MoRFS1GEs
lyl4 3tsNrc Box 22ll Lower Post Office.
EDMISrON 4 son, TAlLORs AND TROWsEH
Dress Trowsers 3os; Llama Cloth Pae.o AIS; Dress Vests
In every variety
Gentlemen visiting England would do well to inspect the
large assortment of well selected Cloths Doesns and Vest
lngs previous to making purchases they will find
establishment goods Of the and approved fabrics
from The best West Of England the lowest
iean aui53i 5tsr 50 Strand London, England
N Getty. OF. LONDON-"A Savings Bank for the
Benefit of the Widow and Orphan n-Empowered by Act Of
Parliament Capital f500 900 sterling 00 besides
Reserve Fund trom surplus premums) Of about $85 0Oo
pAr' Of the Capital n %s u II u,ed States,
George street. Hanover Square, Chairman of the
Court of Directors in London
United States Board of Local Decors( Chief Office for
America, u Wall street, New York;
ef0O Psys E: Chairman sm Ao Wa E:a
Jonathan Goodhue, Esq Samuel NJ. Fox. Esq
James Boorman Esq. William Van Hook, Esq
ki'rHARDsoN E.a General i0sss @
&C., &C., obtained at the chief Office, IA Wall street,
either Of the Agents throughout the United States and British
North American Colonies.
u Medical Examiner attends daily at3P. M
J. LEANDEK STARR,
General Agent for the United States and B. ~ A. Colonies
w is
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.MH JACKETS FOR HAYRE-sECoND LINE
MMN The ship ONEIDA, J. Funck, master, will sail on
- the hrst OF August. BOYD HTNCKEN,

AK The Packet Bark GENLsEE. from New Orleans,
Hs now dischsrgins at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
AstIsst Coesensss will plesr attend TO the rccsle
VI shsn goods Immediately ~
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TO JEWELLERS, MINIATURE PAINTERS. &c
4 e. & j. HARTNETT, No. aCourtlsndt street., near
Broadway wholesale aud retail manufacturers Of
writing dressing jew-ry Boxe Miniature Case. and Set
ng Flue Locket; watch, pin and pencil Boxes;
FOR silver plate neatly arranged TO order.
Aso Trys made and fitted eween' show con.
tain Watches chaus keys pins thmbes, pencils &C.
variety Of the above articles constantly hand and made
order with neatness and DESPATCH No CouIsndt street,
New York jyI0 3otsrc
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NTEw SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.-0ente
N mems outttingJ Agate, formerly Parsells Agate,
2T Broadway Park Place now offers TO his friends,
smens unhiW good. adapted % the present and coming
lesson selected manufactured with
Of Crsys scsI., Gloves, suspendsn, Shirts Under Oar
nens Hosiery, &c, NC.
making shirs Stocks Suspcnders Shoulder Braces Body
Braces &c. having engaged superior artist to attend the
manufs cturing department
myis imsrc JOSEPH AGATE. an Broadway
II iLLIARDS-The subscriber respectfully informs his
ID patrons and the public that compance with wshes
Of Of his visitors he has concluded oren the Arcade
Gate Empire) Billiard Saloon, school for the teaching Of
msnt, he has engaged Mr. BUST, commonly known AN.
DREW. under whose conjunction with that Of the
undesigped The school viii be conducted. A herctofps tie
wishe. of visitors VIII re ears'ey cossd-fsf -d -s
spared render this Balloon fully wUItiy ~, aa IN
onabls reputation IL has acquired
MICHAEL PHELAN, ffopfietor Of The
jst stsT Arcade Billiard ssoop, No ~ Barclay II,
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Receipts dopn the Hudson Riper, July 10.
Flour bbls .20l79 Corn, bushels. I'LL 400
Cornmes, ........ ash Wheat bushels. ..2l l26
Receipts down the Hudson since the opening of Napga-
ton TO the 18th inst
Flour, brls. ,2S0l7l Corn, bushels. 1639 $50
Corn Meal. ... 46752 Wheat, do. ll233l2
Rye, bushels. .. ll943O