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- BARKER, ISL GRAND-sr. has jas, received
~ 100 pieces printed Mus.ins from !. to i.s %.
50 pieces Polka tne "a
81 pieces sp'endi brown srd white Ia "a an "a
100 plecr. pink bae and god co.ors, l. Sd and ..
100 pieces Scotch and French Gins hams L. "a %
100 pieces De Lsines. IS And lsbd
s. pieces coiorei inquired ard pl4ia SAks 70 a. "a
70 pieces bsck ia lHsir Gro De Rhine from to "a
100 pieces vhiEs striped ard plaid Jaeons,. swis',
Nal and Canbrc Musi1s
500 shsuis Of al Kinds and very cheap.
Tn. shov. good. N be fold - Per ess han te
f,rs o4-res Cal so0n and secure bargain u Sus
nAGUFRREOTYPE PLArEs-Tbs beet and
Drbs.pe.s Dagu-rr-otype PaLes for sac ~ LOUIS L
RfS4OPis ~ Nafeu-lsns up stairs lel lnis-
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q al PInin ~tntemenI.-Tnompsonl. Compon

~ Plain stafement.-in onpson.s Compound
Syrup OF Tar Ard WOOD NapthaThis medicine, the In
vention % who gave the subjects Of Puimor sry,
Bronchial and Peciora Diseases ih- most gid eaaina-
ton before the public near four years Du-
ring hsDerOd has performed some OF Ihe most remark
able cures record q Pulmonary pOn-seeufed
the recommend and 81 physicians 10 their pracIce,
The approval u thousands of persons In ordi
nary and colds coughs IN hoAr.eness splitting Of
blood, kc
Certificates o. It's wonderful power have been given 10
instances, and 10 tue by persons ~ BIO,
Euy time, viii give verbal v-hcsio u heir contents.
But bewsrs Of limitations, and purchase Th0mpsons
COmpouni syrup ofrsr from none but advertised szents,
or hose above me spicoa " dealing counIsriei.
IL "a frequently used and highly recommended BY a. ne
OF he spsc.abs physicians IN NewYork aud Phil
sdephia-
Prepared only ny AUGNEY : DICKSON, " Z cor %
Fifth and Spgecs PhilsdelphiA Sold wholesale sDd
retail ny WYATT kETCHUN. general Ageus, i2l
Fulon-sL and II 275 Broadway. 49, 5u-is
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Ships Sarielle Pierce Msaritus and Calcutta Croker
& Warren Medemseh, Chase Vera Cruz, Nesmh
Walsh Nicholas Biddle, Knight New Orleans Mary
Frances Allen, Mobile Sturges, Chairman Co; Juno,
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Philadelphia Southerner (S) Berry, Charleston Spot
ford. Tileston & Co Sullivan Waite, Charleston,
Buckley.
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Boune Neuvitas Holt & Owen; Hecs, Winchester
Mstanzas.
Bedford ] C Muller s. Co; VASTLY, SchuchoH, (Brem)
Eberied Bremen.
schrs Orbit (Br) Dawson. Liverpool. Ne, w Dun
ham; Albert Thomas. Thomas, Habor Island. bahamas
"a Powell Wilmington; J ID Jones Griffin, Wilmington;
Delaware Farmer. Morgan, Philadelphia Alert Smith
do Ann Smith Smith Norfolk Union, Ryder Boston.
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IN GkNTLBnENss PEARL sTkAW HATS
lila article snd new shaPe--AAiooS, TT
Broadway, ia now prepared with hiz as1.i eh'sn
sye assortment Of Gents and Boy. Sumner Hats Of very
desirable style which be iayiIes the attention Of Ihs
public. amDOS. Halter, III Broadway.
IA frssh lm portA.Oa Of Pans Hat jast received
ia4 iUis
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FOR SCHOOLS, FAMILIES & WORKSHOPS
PENCILLTNGs ENGLAND

Nd on THE CONTINENT i'm tn> expenses,
"A conveyance distances sighs, hotels &C with i'm
portsnl hints the Tourist BY John Henry shsboane,
author Of The Life u John Paul Jones" Naval
Sketches EuqI ee - Errsue Poems "Admlnistr alton
Of John Adams /" &c &C.
No oa- going 20 Europe shoq1 be without this interest
ing Book Price 81 Ps- sale. wholesale and retail by
BURGESS sTRINGERk co Z2l Broadway
w. n. GRAHAM, Tpbane Buildings
r u BERFORO co Aston House
LONG 8ROrHsR, - snn-st is4 3,
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IL ROh FREIGHT On CHAkTkk-Ths a.ss
SSx3 esss eepPefed and copper i.s.snsd ship JANE,
Capt Mcdowell will be resdy 70 recsivs eNgo v
4 few days and rave ,mnsdisls dispsieh ror fsnhss
D.yticu,i.rs spolv 10 J. McMuRRAY,
lei corner OF Pins sad South sis
a. FOR FREIGHT OR CBARTkR-As A
r. Brifish Biz VI POO barrels balk, have In
), s.ds. ds'S.iss- APrTy.SSscorr "a .,...
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fashionable Clothing Stores.
CLOTHING.
FuLL AsO FAsHtoN MALE SUIT
Ready Mad<, fros. Is to Us,
Al the Clothing
" !. n . v
Iea Fullon-.l opposite the Church.

lei 100 Fullona opposite the Church. im
&c BOOTH & co. "a Cor,land-st- have on hand
The largest and best selected assortment OF Cloths
Cs.meres and Vesngs TO which the would invite the A.
euon OF strangers and others arriving 10 the city and are
In of fall partial ouih; having reduced their
prices since leaving Broadway with its enormous rents
and prepared meet the views Of ths most
economical Always hand full OF Froek
and Dress Goats made and trimmed In the style,
which they prepared TO ODER 81 extremely low prces
Also PsntalOons Vests, Sacks and Once Coats PARTICULAR
attention paid TO the selection Of fancy articles OF gentle
mems ifull 50 per cent below broadway prcsa
large Of shrs OF tho patterns made
expressly for trade and will be sold very prices
they being determined furnish FIRST articles the
lowest cash Prices al Cortlsod o. few doors below
The Western Hotel js2 7wis
GENTLEMEN SUMMER WEAR.
OUR STOCK Of seasonsbs goods, comprising The LATEST
" and mostsshonable styles In The msrket offered for
inspection under ths that tho same endeavos
which have elected very liberal share Of patronage viii
he exsrsd give satisfaction In the style and male OF
garments In particular would commend to the siisa-
lion Of those who hav. proved the truth Of assertions
IN reference the superior Of pantaoons No are ena-
bled W furnish assortment Of Csssmorss and DrI
hinge those in want Of light and airy garment,
several highly approved styles OF sacks.
From tho particular attention directed To Army md Ne
Wy work Uniforms furnished 10 strict conformity 10
regulations and have always hand goods 20 answer
the requirements OF all grades OF the ssrvtce.
VIM. T. JENNINGS CO Diapers and faIlors,
AZ isH 81 Broadway. American Heel
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"NEws, NEWS, NEWS.


THE FOREIGN PAPERS ~ The Steamship Hlbernis
l The London Pictorial News. Times and Punch, Bells
Life in London the Ssiris ard Douglas Jeuold. paper
also, he Dublin Nation and Fr--mans Journal For sale
Al BERFORD CO.'S, ZAstof House wher. may be had
all The and cheap publications Of the day All tbs
American Weekly Papers for 10 day. June 5. je5
FOR SCHOOLS, FAMILIES & WORKSHOPS.
lUsr PUBLISHED, Chapman's American Drawing
Book primary and elementary Price a. csnts For
teachers pupils and especially for mecnsnc. and sppren
ices this most valuable publication, and ought to find
iis way into every house IN the county knOwleJ ge
dra~irg gives 9Th the Of the mechanic and
taste and xii 70 Inc producer not Only u ts embe
meets bat Of - actual necessities Of life. From the anvil
Of the smith and The workshop % the 1oer he
ciurer Of tbs most costly productions Of the ornamental
ART IL Of yits importance strengthening Invention snd
execution and Qualifying he mind and hand 70 design sod
produce Whatever The real imaginary wants Of sociey
= 81, J. s. REDrELD.
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SPLENDID GOTHIC DOOR PLATES,
r. The Subscriber would respectfully invite
the attention ~ gentlemen 10 hi. new snd b-nu1l sye
Of DOOs kUABER PLATES pronounced al the ate air
he hAndsomss sles g0l up. and for which ne
ceivei he premium. r. ROBERTS, Premium Door Plate
ml2 Smeots siAhl shmeui - Broadway. near Prnce-sI
LIQUID HAIR DYE.
~ Bachelors instantaneous Liquid Hair
Dye 10 decidedly the best offered II produces
ecty ard natural color without staining he ssin
Leaving hair and elastic he natural hair sod by
wn. BACHELOR, Ws-sL Price hair boliles 81 81 :
whisker bottles 81 Copy he address ny5 lmiseod
WIGS AND ToUPEEs.
~ Bachelors new invented Wigs and ~calps
he t-r-cI and specimens Of The u
Wig making The public invited 70 inspect large
assortment Manufactured ony By VIM. BACHELOR,
Waist Broadway Copy ne address m,2s lniseOd
~ Hyer,s pills, Depot No. 40 futon-sr. "a
.oorNo faiy hsving proper regard % teAith snouit
he Without h medicines zDd viii be, after i-iGn
~ ulsi OF hrin. nyS lhs
" No Charge until the Hair Il Restored
BEALSS HAIR RESTORATIVE 10 sppi-n Oh the above
terms A. The 0hc- los Ssasau-sL ~ b-For hose ~ho
apply u themselves Il Il for sac mYll 3nis
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7GINTLEMEN5s SUMMER WEAR
sEw-rOsK
CASH TAILORING EsTABLISHMEMT


cacu rarroprw6 uarAnrrSunuNr
cn = nrSSn1 ~ . y ~ -, 30 49,, =.
KIM, w nbNsON, NVe' Eva fsA~l w YuIDnes
- hss sn en.ensvr ~ ..osns sne
sosnhss wmen VII DO "s'euP w of"' !" VIC mo" 'sss-
ionsols siy- tof esh
enoice ana srnrfn ssscf'"sn' " sSouemen ICY
a--.. ..o -.- ..-n--y W n.na- NY ~
=, h.,. IN sS ~ sod - Nh svsnus~
n co,..,,og ~ Tom, bs.sm.n, Ar, esor ana i've
roam. in M. .,,ic v.rv assr.h,e nlses or sns
srii,, 80, ~s,y Loo c,o,oo ..,sr ~ M. o,s.,sss
ifhio on. ninnts. sls IN iva lioss o1 sases Anoy
a. si,ovs ~ lei W.
=
- TO LET-sceond hoof, % by VI feet, vim ssas
"a power Hired reasonable 10 good tenant Inquire
% WesLNinsteenthst le1 ~.
-. tn IRT-For ON. %, moro YEAR, tbs dwelling
l. a bnY.. sa B,osdvsy There are III the cow soI
IA ene.s on not and cold bsihs water cIossts hchsn
range Sc Ths ha1.e h veil for smal fniIv
or 1or a Iixht fancy bnsnsss AppIyo
IRA y. n. LUDLOW 4 co, n WalLsi,
nv,a st.xl.t.
-,
r 10 LEILlns a~e.nss o,s' s.1Is - hs"-sy,
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gitnaiions. &r. tt1antfn.

~ Al z1r 70 -4du>rt'srs4rfi - -4rsl rsuss y
roaSais tAry ri! 20; b iaf-n ous IF tss esos
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Whig Meeting.

IL AT spontaneous gathering Of the Wings Of the
CRY % NewIOr al the Broadway House, June l847
the meeting called n order by John Ridley ESQ
whose motion DAVID GRAHAM, Eco. was called 10 the
Chair aud H. HoBAET Hlws was appointed Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions hen adopt
ed unanimously.
Uherea5, Al the County Meeting Of the Democratic
Wings Of the City and County Of NesYorE, held 81 the
Apollo Rooms, this evening, upon foil fair PRESTON
as 70 the nomination for District Attorney The resu
adverse 70 the nomination Of JosEPH l. WHITE, and In
favor Of hat OF NArHaSIEL y. BLUNT.
Re u Rssolucd, Thst SATHANIEL B. Blunt was snd 10
the regularly uOmib8led candidate for he Office Of District
Attorney and such ne 10 recommends 10 The Wings OF
NewYOrk 10 be supported FOR that Office and that Ia the
judgment OF This meeting his cordial aud undivided
port such candidate il due alike 70 The integrity Of The
Wing party. 10 the long, faithful ard patriotic services Of
their candidate for The last twenty years 10 support Of
the Wing and TO his emnent professional and per-
nominated.
Reolved That the proceeding OF This neetsg be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary and published 10 all the
Wing papers 10 ihs city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

slowing decrease of ga casks The receipts to Sd
June 1896 were 1863 casks and 10 4th June, lsi1,
100 casks. showing deficiency OF 9.l7O casks INC
Canal receipts at tdewster Let June 1876 were 1887
aud 10 lst June ls47 423 casks only Pearls are now
arriving freely
coTroN-Thsre about coo bales sold to-day 10
spinners to cent decline since the arrival OF the
@esiner shippers do not yet appear In the market
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbere was q continued down
ward tendency In ths market to-day, and at the close
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

The dates Of The Treasury Notes Recently IsSuVu
being irregular the Department has adopted the rule OF
paying the interest Just six months from date OF each
instead of paying In tho whole particular day IL
would DO mpractcable with the present force OF the
Department to calculate and pay the interest in any
other manner than the adopted
An attempt having been made to injure the well
established credit of the state Bank Eisbethown N j.
we annex the report of its condition made to the le
=. IL. - La
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hAY0z's OfFicE, June Z, 1871
NOTICE 10 hereby given % al pefsors owning DOss,
hat Monday morning, The ltth a.i, persons duly
suthorized % ali Dogs ~tA upon their daues
Dogs running srgs Aer hat dale properly
viii Be Destroyed. BE- order
Jet u4 THOs- " PEERS First Marshal
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r G. KEMP, Aucsionssr
Store AL Brosdwsy side third above Csnalst.
cash ADVANCES made, and ell Gales promptly
~ seul-d. sales Of dninre 81 private DWELLING, and
Stoke Of goods personally attended TO and soliciisd
G. X will devote particular attention 10 the sals d
books aud private libraries bis esavsusnces fos which
are ample.
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WIN. n. JONES, Auctiooess.
BOOTS AND ~HOES-By ID. iN0EksOLL =
ID co store IN Pearlsl on Wednesday, ysus o. ct 10
O'Clock $40 boots shoes and brogans sai,sbs for
ne Southern, Western and city trade.
Also, So cases mems prime hip peeged boots
Also, 50 cases msu's seal slippers and bustns.
Also So and boys sip pesssd brogsns )e5
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Increase 10 favor of the present years week slia 30
These tolls are derived from the same boats that were
on the Csnal in 1876. Arrangements have been made
by tho Company to have by the 10Th of August double
the presen, force of boats on the Canal.
In relation to the Bank at Memphis the failure 81
which we noticed yesterday Memphis paper says the
President has gone to New Orleans to forward specie
and we doubt no, thu, the Banks receipts will be large
during the coming thirty days lite circulation, we IN
ders.and to be about $4,000 whilst Its bills ofexehsnse
sssests are near 100000"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
DEM. w. BENSON Draper and Tailor l42 FULTON 81
- has extensive assortne. VI Cohs, Cassmorss snd
Vestings which viii be made order In the fAsh
ionsbls siyl- for eash
choice and general assortment Of gsotemen's fancy
dr.ss also constantly on hand myit ts0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-07

Markets. e. Carefully repatriation 7As Tr'Ssns-
SATURDAY. June 5.
AsHEs-The market 10 wthou, change today win
good demand Sales 800 bbs Pots and Pearls ~ 10
and " 3li The stock on hand Is
June 4, ls47. June 3, lsiS.
Pot. 2l67 1852
PEARL. 4Oi 22Jot
Total cs,k. 9s6s lO.ll2
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Comparison for the Same period Showing lhe toII ON
merchandise or up freight, distinct from produce or
down freight and the produce OF Western states as
distinct from the produce OF this state IL as olo"si
New.York Albany and West 1916. lsi7 Increase
Trov ION up freiQhts mer. a. days. 81 days
chsndise1 .Sls0223 $l4Ol9 sl31s6
Buhslo b Rock and Oswego, - 800,
ION produce, Westn Statesl. lsl,lH @'fVo4 ''o4V
All other offices, produce OF .. ,-oo,
this Stse). ...-...--.-..-.- 2SlSiS stiOtI Tow
H., SS0s ;6o 700 Gus uOQ3s
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~ Al large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
friends OF NATHANIEL BOW DITCH BLUNT, CONVEX
ed Al Broadway House Friday evening June 4, mo-
lion DAVID GRAHAM, ESQ was called 10 the Chsir,
JOHS ORNOND and ROBERT T. NELsON were selected AZ
Secretaries The Chairman addressed the meeting
9Th and concluded by recommending the Of Ma
THANIEL b. BLUNT for the Office Of District Attorney
On motion OF Jsmss r. NJ Bskely, III 81 this meeting do
now Al ouTn their dferent Wards and All honOra-
bic means TO the election OF NATHANIEL 3.
BLUNT for the Office Of District Attorney.
DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman
RoBERr Il. NrLsoS secretaries Ba
~ First Ward.-In Democratic Wig Committee
OF the First Ward Saturday even *, June }, 1871
Where0S, The Hon. Joseph L. White regularly nom
mated In the Whig Nominating Convention. the Wing
candidate for District Attorney therefore, beit
Rolref That the regular candidate for District At
aud hs firm devotion TO Wing measures and the Wig
he and be alone, 10 entitled 10 the united support
the wings Of the First Ward. By order.
je7 THEODORE r DE FOREST, Chairman.
" First Ward school Ticket The following
Ticket Ia recommended To the Wings Of the First Ward,
worthy Of their attention sud support
For Com rsfiOner ....SAmUE FL A CRAPO
For Inspect or.........C CURTIS JUDSON
(......GEORGE BERGH.
For Tuefees John McMlCHAELS.
t.......s. KOHLHEPP,
Nv order Of the Ward Committee.
ie5 THEODORE r DE FOREST, Chairman.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

FIRST THIIGs.-The first Roman Catholic es.
tabIishnlcnt in The l. s.. was in MARYLAND, under
Calvert. son of Lord Baltimore in 1854 The
hrst EpscoPa ians that camc 70 the United S,ases.
were among The settlers OF jamestown, Va. hay.
ing their pastor. Mr.. Hunt. wiki them. The frs,
Presbyterian church in the United States was a.
Philadelphia. in 1903, and tho first Pr,zbyterv
was organized the following year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19
pronos,,ious TO Purchase n peace.

r. The House of Representatives Monday, Jan 18th,
W. Preston King who is the Representative Of tie New
Work division the Locofocos, made effort to intro
duce bill 10 purchase peace with Mexico. The bill
.s,s out with preamble that II IS desirable an honorable
.cs should be concluded and the President has
..ed his desire settle the dispute between
- and Mexico and to enable the President to do if
onortunity be offered it places thirty thousand dollars
:. his disposal to carry the negotiaton. and aPproT
s. two millions of dollars enable him to conclude
The treaty. if it shall call for such expenditure 1t is
,ovded however that slavery shall not exist in any
ortiou Of the territory acquired by be annexed to
r.. rni,ed States Objection being made TO the recep
no, Of the bill, Mr. King moved suspend the rules
,b,e him to it. but the motion for suspension
nag rejected by a majority Of vote. The negative
o,e was principally from tie Soth and hence
cIuded that but FOR the provision excluding slavery from
the territory acquired the motion to suspend would LaYo
bexn carried by handsome majority The vote, how
ever is be regarded, says the National nteligencer
as indicative decided prevalent desire the part Of
the House put stop early practicable to the
isiing war.
The Washington Union with its friends
in Congress for introducing this proposition which BODIES
"the renev4l Of the Missouri contest 1t acarccy
however look at the question any other than party
light "Ih- party, it tells us must continue united
and therefore it Geprecaes any such controversy, which
sthrea,cms TO shver them IN pieces W Whether the
country would suffer by the breaking up of "the party
s scarcely doubtful, though It's dissolution on such
principle might not be without evil But SO far, il u a
party affair Of the Ioc9ocos altoge ihcr who to be
rnsrustful Of each other degree that portends any
thing but harmony anong them. The wings, WHO have
had no hand il bringing tbs war ana who il no
responsible fJr tie Of it, continuance
or its settlement may look the controversy between
the branches Of the party with wish 10 interfere be-
tween them Bait Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-19

poor fellow near Paisley, Scotland creopjnr
through tho hedge of an orchard, with an inion-
flon 70 ROB Il, was seen BY the owner, who called
cut 10 him. Sawney! boot mon, whore are YOU
gangins! Book again: says Sawncy.