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Passenger Arrived.

HAyArA-Bng Cal formal Hutton and family engineer;
Reynolds do: Wilson, do; A Rankin and family
Manuel Medina, Santamaris Pedro Fsjado Francisco
mites.
ST CRo1-Bark CondorJ laurel, lady and servant,
McDougs lady child and Christopher Johnson
Knott.
KINesroN, Jam-Schr Volant-Thos Saunders Mrs Saun.
ders Miss Dzzle John Romero Franco Romero Joseph
Romero Mrs De Costa, Sarah Othn, Alice aud Amos De
Costa, Amelia Phillips, DIR Il Hale 8 Geo Williams, Mr.
Marsden' John Marsden ID Dodge. J Sterling, Henry
PoNcE PR-Brig AtlanticRev Jones' lady and servant
Mrs Ann Jones. + + Heath, Barbados.
NEuvITAs-Brig Ionqan--James Truan and lady, New
Jersey; Anthony Vansuken Pennsy John MCGOWAN,
Barney McG9wan John Dryden Thos lsaacks John ONei
NEuvIrAs-Bark Philena-G Batimure Master Ranquills
Master M Molya, Master Calata, Neuvitas.
NEuvIrAs-Schr Philena-H hughes II Curtis, J Boor-
MoMLE-Ship Eraminondas-Mr and Mrs Wyatt, Miss
Wood, Mrs HALEY Mr. Mcguire, Mr. Merritt:
New ORLEAHs-Schr Moresr-D ODonell.
,sAyANNAH-Brg Exce-Mr Rogers and four children Mrs
s Miss MsIsh, Miss Scudder Miss Wood, Miss Wearing,
Miss Woodford Miss Black Miss Mckes. Miss Heraa Rev
Rogers Mr. Alexander, Mr. Verstille, Harold and two
children, Mr. Sweet Mr. Powers Mr. Perry, Mr. Ovens, Mr.
Black Mr. Whpple M, Avery, Mr Hill Mr. Ftz Mr. DemP
SAvANrAH-Brig Augusta-Mn soneIl. two children and
nurse, Mrs Cobb and children, Wood, lady. chd and
nurse, Wilkinson and lady, 7 Smith, lady and child.
Miss Barnes. Ma Blake, Miss Sorell Mis-. Wsyns MISS
NJ Clark, Smith, Masters r Tomb N Russell sorsls.
sAvArrAH-Brg Acton-A Clark. g Baker, H Num-
ford. Gates-2in steersge.
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sS s ns s,s &C.: a. end GSSs 2
IL: sS9:.. "a d. Sis. ssS';s
Big t.s%: from i Hssse. june lsA with SUI
EsmSu ms' Vs s SsaS1 sp ~S bark Ellen Gill; f0
Brig AtlTsSts Whi.t.:sy y day; from Ponce PR with
Ss % q o "a, s., spoke ss .s: o% VIII
s Inst saw .se Quantities q ssa osn wSe ~. and
Tonquio. Young, from Nsavit.. aotR to Ho,
Brig Il Srsn Bsm'comb IS days from New Orleans. with
Brig Annawan. swssey IS days from New Orleans with
DuaSsn Di@oa June H.s :pcs. sh io' Thon
dise Of ThO%s.son. is days from New Os:a. for Lndon
town. with ambs to Bsdser Peck 81 inss 100 miss ES
81 Cape HsSTy the Chinese junk under short SAIL wind
Brig Excel Macy Is days from Savannah with cotton to
Brig Augu.a Sherwood e days from Savannah, with col,
ssn S.ns.Uas @ a sans s @
New Yon for 4.
June 49, lat 49, Ion II, spoke bark -. Seerng W. with
sa s Msrs ss pss
ssa Xa a. day. ~a
Lsa:. Jane day. from Ia.mois for Vera Crus
to s
seh PRlsns Sparks, days from Neuv.. with moas.es
master.
Schr Moreau Arnold, II days from New Orleans with
TO master Has been days north Of Hsttea gid IN
company with schr Ellen Stevens, Hail. for York Esd ut
of Torngas spoke schr Copper for Chsrleston Died the
down the river EASTWOOD seaman, Of New jersey
by drinking cold wpter
schr Margaret! woKlam days from Petersburg, with to-
bscco. &c. to J Hunter.
sch volsn, Myers is days from Key West, with mdse to
Dennistop, Wood < Co.
Schr Albert Thomas, Thomas, 10 days from New Prov
dsnce with fruit. master Lat 80 H. lon Is TO- spoke bari
Waller bound N.
Schr Mathew Bird, Corson, "A days from Baltimore.
Sehr Michigan Terry. IL days from Baltimore mdse.
Sohr Protection. Bacon Baltimore, mdse
Schr OneidA, from Virginia.
Schr L Post, johnson, Virginia
Chinese junk from Canton; steamer went down for her
Sailed
Ships St Thoms. Packet for St Thomas; Memphs for
Catharue for Europe schrs Rover and Mer'
chnn for Nasgau.
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GALVIENSIS.
BALTIMORE. July 9. ls4l


News by The French Stsamer-The annapolis ARRAY
Ns'os from the Seat Of VAR Taeatriea is7he Mar
kefs, &c.
The news by the French steamer Union came through
by telegraph last night Considering that she is new
steamer her trip is a very good one
The investigation relative to the ARRAY at Annapolis
commenced yesterday and will be continued TINS morn
ing The fact is that the ARRAY was commenced by
unprincped rowdies both Sides and the indis
crminate attack by the Annapolis rowdes on the
boat and the drew others into the ngnt that
would otherwise have stood aoof
The news from the seat OF war not OF such warlike
character anticipated by previous advices Gen.
eraI to be in danger of being eaten up
alive by the valiant and desperate Mexicans as previous
accounts seemed to indicate.
The flag of the Baltimore battalion, which was borne
by them with much honor for year in Mexico and
was first American flag that In the streets of
Monterey brought to this city yesterday by Ser
geant Lennox. with a communication from Major Bu-
chanan in relation to the matter requesting that Il be
presented to the Mayor and kept memento of the
gaantry Of citizen soldiers The ceremony of pre-
sentaton will take place Saturday next the City
Hall .
Burton closes the Front street theatre again to-
morrow night Rogers the suffering printer appears
to- night Octavian Although 1t would take him Ave
minutes to utter five words conversation he de-
liver his part In clear steady voice. when the stage
The MARxErs-The flour market Yesterday. was heavy.
So sal. Of 200 bbs su.qush nns at IS 5o; will net now
very dull No actual sales been .epored God
elined with sales Of white IS Ga and yellow
c5S Aye Is ct, Oats % CTS whsksy du-saes
s4LE. 5Tocxs-sOoo Treasury notes Io7k sass City
o. 90 loox United states IS. 81. closed 1882, asked
S1s c stass pss sfo: .d %
more and Ohio railway shares ask asked, AK bid.
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New ORLEANsBrg EIuran-s9 bbls pork 1913 do Gil kgs
lard 30 hhds hams do shoulders quantity OF shoulders and
hams in bulk j Il Mllbanks.
New ORLEANs-Ship Palestine=ss bis cotton Coi-2s3
do MaIkoe, Wilbur Scott63 do Hobrook Neson33 do
Faber Jenkns,-to bis hemp Marsh-e? do Clement
Mash-15 do Burrtt-l0O do McGregor Monis9O do Ro
berts williamson do Rowland 4 Aspn ws-H cks hams
Concklin Smth-O4 do Chineau, Meade & Sanford-793
bbls pork Perry cos bags feathers fsxseed Everett
Batte33O bb flour Dater, Miller coils sacks
Hill2f00 pigs lead II Rogers co-2800 do Aven &
-3bxs Dbl Quart Master-3 cs mdse John Wakemzn
col do Handen & co.. bbs Appleby Moore-2 bxs Wi
ley Putnam38 sacks and sundry packages of mdse
ordei.
New ORLEANs-SchrJ B Moreau-3oc0 sacks soulter
Brother Il co-l000 pigs lead to order.
MoBILE-Ship Epamnondas-l0 iron Stephen Roberts
98bsles cotton Center eo-2o9 Adams Hswthon-lo7 do
Holbrook Mellon co-3l7 do A Aun,r \ eo-,s cases
GIace-l w Hastie-, Bsard,all eo-s bbs Carter-t
w Stillman--i Townsesd-3 essss Phelps Dodge
x cos cases n Vanderver.
SAyASNAH-Brg Ercel-i3o tes re- Botas-ts % rou.
rer Freres-20 bis 2i - y. Pope
Co.'S bls cotton Burritt-e2 d. p h &, z.sss3l DO
Brigham-a0 do w Creme q a. pol John
Randali-i2o bbls II Van Ness boa Walser- a do
Bngham-l do w Field col do stursess d C. II ck
uowdry-l34 bis cotton TO order
sAvANNAH-Brg Actoniot cks rice BolIon--fi3 bales
cotton Swain-20 do yarn III ssbeinsSe pigs Dun.
ham & Dimon.
sAvANrAH-Brig Augusta-3e7 bales cotton L II Brigham
l2l Lawrence Trmble co-ls2 Pilot lie Bsrber3i cks
,ArsLAoHIcoI4,shipM Phllip.-sas bale. cotton to W
Philps-63 do w Nan Arsdale-7 do Ralph Posts L II
Mills do II Taman-l0 do Wood-2tl do to order.
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ARRIVAL OF Stranger La New York,

Ax1VaA Oh SlkSu8oxD IA NOW AOHs,
No. ..,. ,,,,,t A-s.,S.s asrf s;.,n,,.. =, o.,u,
eh M e.; SVEN. 3 sca%a
s HI. Hicks. ."S VIM
fsss. a:4:ss H. se D a2 .s " s.s
NJ s. Sa:a
sls ,S'oi, u s,t.a
Marion o. Soit o
sisaEst Sssdsas Louis jo,ePh dsyis MT
Ps .si ssIsSsaa salem Smith
& TSy y H ssds:
sST: ss % AS ss:: is
~ ,Ps s'i;y s:aS 'f%IEsa
ssals
H ffksaSs
VI M ihii:5:SS: T. S.Is.iJ 5s:! S sS
Mr. and Mr.. Burd f fsHr H john C. MeR.. w. CT Mrs
k ks%saeHy s Ssso1 War; I ono
ias %;ss;i: ss:i
s ssS;s A hIss::ssiHi
SsS Il sS
ssa Handy BAIT
FAANKLIN HoUsE. -, 49,, ~
mS S@s S Tsh Ms,f;
Ed~sd Bs.n "
Indiana; H. Msthsws. Pstsnbu.Gh; W. Gonusll rttsburK
Tows s:SI
"a .,I S:%
H. Robinson, c. Mason Massachusetts,; g. Barstow N York
IL Raymond, New Haven; Mr.. and Mrs Auwater Catskll
W. Libby, New Orleans w. B. Colt st. Louis; w. Brune,
Salisbury 7. Holloway, Philadelphia; W. Browne, Pitt.
field
Howard HOTEL.
Mr. and Mrs Winchester Batmore; Bite regere Nor.
rsown; w. Marsh, Philada T. H. and Miss VIII they, Wash
iagton F. Gerard Iyrusy Illinois, Mr. a and Mr., PscLha%%
Pratt WsymoS b; J. Webb Georgia; 9, Whitney; Bost"n
;sy: Gc1isy Utica; w Wsad'iI,M Hisln.1 M' -
icy. MT. Mi, and Mrs. Harris. South ca
Hamilton New York; w Whitney, w. PoindsItsr. r. Pc
ters ST. Louis; F. g. Gilbert New York; L. H. Williams
Boston; J. Bascom, Ma.s Mr. Mrs aud Miss Granger,
Lower Canada; q. Rond, Bos. Mr.. and Mrs. TuPper
Troy; L. Beard Indiana; Steenber9en, Fairfeld c.
Adams and family, New Hampshire; +. g. Happeny, Athens
JUDsoN's Hotel -
c. Pease, o; J. Cunningham Sullivan, Boston, Mr.
ana Mrs. D. Chldson, Conn; D. Glass. M,dson O. y An
drews, y; J. Z. Gail Norwich; Miss W,oslow Albany
w Sage H. Socum Troy; z. Harmon. MY; ?. Meaher,
Mobile; ID. r. Wright. Augusta Col. Smith, Texas Miss
Hutton Baltimore: Hon Caleb and Mrs Cushing Madison;
w. g. Tay or Reading H. Prescott, Haven Mr. and Mrs
Russell, New Brtain r. Lellie, Burlngton d. C. Judson
Ogdensburgh Geo. H. Loring. Mr. aud Mrs. Ellis Boston
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Foreign lmportatI0ns.
HAvRr-Ship Rover Sherman-75 OOO francs


Rsss sf: %ss b:
I @ M;ss: $Rs. Aleu- ri:
g.. ss ssIs;
ss.5 S.ssl.s H;ss: js%l;s; s ss,'ii
s f Is. Sc e
s$s W:ss, ss Rs;s
s If ss
:s SRS f.' sf 81 NJ al
Issts.y %.ssSoni MSTs bG;sca
r ssS!s es
shsiss eS sonsI Dbl sugar rss
d"
e pass wool case. tortoise shell Dennis'on
tobacco GSGdhns Gen. hid: AymsI
mos. 81 sSRss Brother
hid Oh
Is bale: tobacco s R.snes- bale. tobacco
sinoad: a do Boxes wi!
Thoma;rs bales deerskns Bouchard h Thebaud- do do
B4sse9Asehr yie,ora-loe apples 5eobanehes b.n..
nds 1900 1870 shaddocks 100 cigars
hi. ss 1000 hides
mos 90 s''.
copper do 10 ties DO 1000 gallons hhs mos..ss TroS
! log: 100 O.
hid. %es.ss. fierce. BIB
honey tons copper ore u do fus,ic to master.
| SAGUA LA GHAcDE-Schr LocheIl-l22 hhds 30 tc
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The FLOUR TRADE Notwithstanding the rapid
decline in the price Of -four, it continues to pour
down the lakes and the canal with undated profuson
Already has been received Mt tide water than
expected previous to the incoming harvest and yet
there signs Of exhaustion. The decline In price
may check reoeipts but not materially before the first
Of August Those who hold at the west will be anxious
to reach the market under the impression that better
prces win DO paid previous than subsequent to the
sh harvest and that IL better t. have their
New York and Boston than at Cleveland Chicago
albany journal, JULY 8.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The Flour Mara cts.

N.w ohLEAss, July :. esterday was about dull a
day for business az could be imagined, owing partly to
sualy small The only large sales of hour were 1000
pos OHIO at 80 aud l200 do damaged, by auction,
~ 90 per Dbl Sales OF barely 1000 bushels mostly
at 10 cts for prime yellow and white 1000 bbls
corn at 10 cts per Dbl OF wheat as00 bushels prime
sold, In two lots, at 81 40 to 81 26 per busheI.
CINCINNATI, July a--The sales TODAY were $40 bbls
from river choice brand at 81 u.s. do from railroad
at 00 100 do at 10; 100 do. from store at 90 de-
vered There Is very little disposition on the part Of
buyers to operate until the Caedonia news is received
PHiLApELrHIA, July s.-The -four market continues
quiet sales Of 400 bbs at IS 90 for prime four 900 bbs
mixed brands at So BIZ and 1000 bbls fresh ground at
% son per bbl 300 bbls Western at less than SIS %
Corn meal and rye nour inactive and prices unset
tied The former may be quoted at SO 90 per Dbl.
Grain-Wheat Is not enquired for, and Pennsyv ana
may De quoted at ~ per bushe less Corn has de-
olned sales OF 1000 bushels yellow ut 20
Oats, no sales Cotton-Sales of 10 bales at l2k AZ
ots Tor Upland and New Orleans rrovisions-Bref and
pok are du OF sale at previous rates In bacon tbs
sales nave been limited sugar gu and prices
unchanged Whskey In bbls is dull of sale at 20 cts
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ExcHAveE Board, July S-5 sbs Boston and Providence
RR lO64 10 Western Railroad l07H 60 Old Colony Rail-
5esd G"k Is 20 SOD ook State B,nk 81 % Boston and
le IS Norwich aud Worcester Railroad 5k 20 DO o.
5; % do slid 3k; $1,000 Reading Kslrosd Bonds I3o
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"a EIho Cr.LEbhAi I'D bhU ~ Ei.EC lUAhh -
w Approved and recommended by the faculy-a never
filling remedy for all affections of the kidneys inflammation
and weakness Of the urinary both males and females
This excten medical preparation Suitable for all clmates
has been known fail in removing the most obstinate
the public its operations quick sure and certain. II
be aiken al without Diet hndance
from business Sold in boxes Is and box wholesale
RETAIL the proprietor. James Weir 2i8 Grand
Agenu-Wysu K Ketcham, l2i Fulton street; A g. Rams
dell Commercial street, Buffalo; No. Exchange street,
Rochester, Post Willis; John g. Howard 40 Fulton
Brooklyn L. IS. W. Fowler and j. q. Whtwell, Boston,
aud the drug store Deleyan House Albany myl5 3ot.r
/ FOR THE SUPPREssiON OF QUACKEiRY-ihe
Members OF the New York College of Medicine and Phama
cy having devoted their during the last six years
diseases Of private confidently promise
injury 70 the oop.titmtion confinement from business
PRIMARY CASES OF GONORRHQCA, or Syphilis
yield their in from four eight days and the
aggravated in one.thrd Of the time usually taken
ysT rRfats' OF THE URETHRA considered b.
medical incurabe) successfully treated without
to me DEBILITY
or NOttTURNAL EMISSIONS, produced by excess OF i'm
prudence the beneficial effects may be relied upon from
IMPORTANT NOTiCE-Persons suffering from any OF
the above complaints residing in the country finding
make sona application have forwarded
them chest containing all medicines requisite TO perform
radical cure. with full directions to Diet &c. by stating
their symptoms time Of cor traction and treatment received
elsewhere If any AND ,scinS ss Sss p9' paid direct
Office OF The College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
95 Nassau street, New York
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CANS SOUCI HOTEL-BALLSrONS PA-Ihe above
he on the cath sy Of Jun inst The beauty Of its
and immediate vicinity to Saratoga Springs and
Lake have always rendered this ri desirable du
ring the and the und gned hos' who
may him. that effort shall be spared
ensure their comfort and approbaJ
les 3taw M. j. THOMAS.
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EOR the permanent Of primary secondary sphn
yenecal ulcers nodes any complaint produced by an
inpdcious use Of mercury unskliu medical
should this powerful purifier without delay, person
consider himself safe after having the yenerea esease
without thoroughly cleansing the with this justly cee
hrated Alternative. -, r.
ss carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTKACT Qf SARsAPARlLLI
GENTIAN AND SASSAFHAS,r $780,.
Pharmacy established for the suppression Of IN
This refined and highly concentrated saSfS Above herbs
Is Confidently by the COLLEGE s ;nper3r 70 az
reed on as certain remedy all diseases arising from ~
mnpre ste of the blood such scroria ana
hotcIss ~ n;mples ulcers, pain in the bones or JOINTS
nodes cutsneous srupsns sore nh ,E; ., ANY mn
Ease arising from the secondary enecu W ''p " ~ ~"
dicious Of mercury "a cent.
seq IN IN , csses Of half dozen bottles.
one !, DOZEN n ,.,,. of IN: Union.
N. BGX very liberll iscountt 20 wholesale purenasss
Once opss from o A. 10 RIrHARpsoN. NJ D..
nsw - Mansn street, New York.
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DR.; TowssENYs sAKsAPARILL1A,, v,
TIE MOST kxrRAoH woRzb MEDICINE IN TN
s.s sss;Rs
b1Iss ss n. sis patient m
other remedies n while sradcstss disease. nEsorsss
MORE THAN 1900 cusEs TnIs YEAR
1000 CURES OF RHEuMATisM,
500 FsmALx COMPLAINTS AND OVER
ofiSs Blood va Ulsc serofal. Ery.ps... Sal, Rh.um
Fl P%Es ON ss &c Spinal case.
r m % sS; Lea
States informing Of extraordinary cures Van Buskk
E 20 n than
:a $ &c New sss Se There s s sS
pleasure and S MI si STATES SO oF fIST9
s,,s, N. Of f IA. stw is, sent Lss
following ee'''n'' RsswAr. Jan. "a. 1897.
y. ys'S ifs' Si' % a' snf'i
AND stsI s
Asf s ana and sn would no, Ss
without il under any consideration. u
. e. THE THE, = EP 4. R.Su,v R.D,s,,c,. mi,
shed the above certificate, and remarks IN an edtossl as
Dr. Townsnd spsS:,iea Of sSs .psSa
e d sss from Rs ssh NJ %hs
bs well &c FL @
n equally 0ng 9.,.s m %Sa they ia
not fully believe to deserve it.
sCROFULA CURED.
This certificate wa; handed into Pr TownsenSs ONCE hl:
oS.l a %Us oOd Ths
persons cured in one house Is unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
I'm dear Sir. have
YOU that three Of my children Of the sca
Ss =: s:s
f isHA 5Ss' w. GRA,1N los Wooster
New York. March l, ls47.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
siH: :s.ss yt si Ss the
:.Sds bssSs valuable
i4s " won ri T 3D. Briggs MD
fSs QUE the respectable physician.
GaEErronT. July 70. 1896.
esy sn ii s: s
most beneficial results from your Extract Of sarsaparia
FROM bns G asd
offered j. public Yss will psS:. doasn &C.
NC Ns'ps'''I ). q yo Preston. MD.
time past have endeayorsd frequently eradica from
out last, used p6ysc, the weaker organ.
s Recently S s &
causing Sceaons sboSt the throat and aehea mparng
a: ss s;
bottle: ind myself relieved rom ss%sI:l
influence has he system natural state NY
Il
sna'0' s''''p''a to 4 sf:fd Esfi;
Albany, August 30, 1915 % Broadway.
DR. Townsend, sr-some time since you requested my OPP
n hs vs of Of If ssca.
and prescribed It for the months and
s sssss ss s
f ys an
mo: ssaH
brooklyn, Nov. 2lstl 1876.
fluid medicine has been which 50 near
k the S q saliva in @ o0S
Saapar positvey cures every case OF dyspepsia how
severe OF chronic. ~ -
w9s sa.s q s R1sa Of s .nd
maeh the n membrane became 50 almost
Sa of Sa Res Ss
s s o f. es
the hod sensation spsred appeared 70 that from the
81
its worst FORM but that was Threatened with bronchitis Inc
small blood vessel was confnsd weeks my
flesh and felt weak weaed by the At
knew be highly respectable and entitled to
confidence remembered have Mr.. Van Zandt Of Al
bany for Of years in very bad health From these
facts induced first procure bottle of your vaua
BILE preparation OF Sarsapar In justice you feel bound
that esteem it invaluable medicine for such
strength: have bottles. To efficacy
after using bottles, omitted for days take
entirely subdusd regard certain for dyspepsa and al
charm composing the and cough intend
in future keep bottle hand for the Of my
LAW L. VAN KLEECK.
city aud county, and recently in the War Department
Washington.
u A
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Philadelphia Cattle Marked.

July enonerinss consist Of 1000 Western beef cat
s nao IN poor order including 400 taken 70 New
24o COWS anu calves 4iO swine and s7o sheen and
ismos rrices-Bseyss, mostly all sold at Sc SO AZ 80
sles $40, for fresh sl2 $24 for sprinrsrs ana ~
Sl2 for dry COWS: Swine said within the range ~ a.
- so for sheep, and 81 50 for lambs Hsvs,S %
small and prices on the advance good timothy sold n
pounds Straw brings 50 80 81 90 the 100 bunSiss az
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Foreign Markets,

synrAmsuco, June 2.--We have nothing to report ex
cept state of complete inactivity caused by The want
OF vers's Sugar has been arriving freely but we are
witnoue he means Of transport and TO all appearance
our pressn large stock Of this produce likely TO be
long osayeu our shores this Is particularly unfortu-
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II eoanssI without msnsy .ad w.ho.. priss ,t. q
S' ;:sa r
s.. and wifi mi 5. %
DR. BE N II F soDs's Hs \ u.
consulted and to give medical adycs III Of Which
,. Without Il Il. Of Mercury poisonous
%ay w ls oa s so and
and an ssys .Srsd ne
worst s s. B.ass
the 'a'sHs {! IL AN PRACTICE OF MEDIHNE"
with which has been unequaied Ia the hssoy W
All ss *. "as .; p sss vi"
alone smpoysd which can ne yer DO harm and which
ss s 1S
Queen Of s us aa the * aE
sye Of their high estimation Of the science safety certainty
following and other of an acute or chronic
fE y s s' or in stat. of r.mo
iaa and Il Of tn. Kidneys
C6UGs Colds Consumption Bronchitis. and all other dis
EEESSEFEA k Eli EasSs sG :i,fs HEAD and all
Diseases 81 faE EYES AMP EARS treated wi,ou,
cuppng sc.ifying leechns bseriag. The use Of in
S Shssss fsH,s Or c sASf MoRBus
Asu. the Face
Rs%E S FIJI I'D NiEESs; A sstaLs its
q =
and Head PalpatiOn Of the Heart, Nervous Debility, Cold
HIP DISEASE. Of White Swelling, Eelous, whitlow; all
FEW. s9sEs aud Ulcers. of whatever character
INFLUENZA. and Catarrh in the Head.
II H. %s ch: q. % .pue
curvature and dsleImi.y. go. -. cpo,r.
~ n fi;s: 1 rs'
BILIOUS OF Painters Cello, and Cp na,,s
buRN e scsG. %ouaa. cas Baisss &C.
IN ANO or OpsIags q
ration and ssrpM NvNr c,,pr wAppANrrn
cheap cure Of disease snnS, be obtained IS ey
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Already muttudes who have been prescribed for
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Patients visited at their own houses in urgent cases. if re-
Person, residing in Of the country by sending
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All COMMUNICATION by mail must be post paid
Once ii Fs! Saaes sse sss oes s%
BEEN sasa.vsiy used s a. city, and Throughout
hs country for every form Of disease and the more il i
this wonderful the of all varieties OF phys
cal By restoring the insensble
blood Of morbid aud thus scrolua
rheum scad head eryspeas and all eruptons
by the same process meals uiceIs IeveI s,
iaces sore throat sS 81 ne ha b,oo3
opening tne pores San e a; Ss commiau,
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T ono BRANCH FOX EVER The and splendid
IL establishment at Long Branch, known the Morris
House open the reception and the
Plies old yorte for the proprietor will afford comfort and
health to ALL
je30 7t~odrc* j. W. NORRIS. Propriefor
~ ,I1771 w. Al, ,,NTIIN 5TNI N a N s.,5s
y HEATH HOUSE-As the time is approaching for c,ti
determine upon the direction of their