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miscellaneous.

MATER POWER-F0r sac or 20 e. 10 ne ~ *
w Of Ov.t-r Bay Long Island. gu mites from re-
tn subscriber Oilers his newly erected 50" mil
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.@snnoai Cr1t0n caves ne piace dtlJ' AL1 - - =.
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s,rs-utrg purposes For furher particulars u q 9ir7
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w. - = ION rat-sO, 20 nc L--u- =
;rI 1TKOXx~ ~f1a- s-a Er9raver sl1 Herald Paint
80 - BIOS xar opposite ~ ParE---Co1ls = Arms,
C-.t. Crrh.rs g. el. rig-1 co stone r brass sde-
s.i ~. X M. Prrr.Ira-es. &c engraved Wth Arms
81 - f-rI-- Diamonds. Ameihvsi. fOpaK~ &C.
bg6t In he rough or rGt 90 sny foru Cots " Arms
r,gaf 40 painted u any sgis from = and upwsf and
frs seI a. any pert 81 ~ United State Car ada
kny fuformauon Eiven 10 Hersdfy. Boo a Nc rsdry
ks2t viii over -lcoV GaGsl X%2 II
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~ Nesmeri-m.-PREvEsrlvE o. PNN-CUsATIrE
o. DISEASE DIR JAMES ASHLEY. - Hudson ST. give.
siuings daily. A. a. N. snd P. VI. Surgical Opers
lions performed without pain. Childbirth IL rendered
psniess-f4r safer the nOth-rthe period u cJnfae
shortened The m0st severe diseases often yield 10
iis remedial influence sfer al other remedies have failed
10 the hands II he most skul Of the profession. The
pased have The use Of their limbs restored TumOrs
arrested In their growth and fatality Those who have
seepes nights soon made ~ u u ret 10 sumber
refreshing a. that % Infancy. The mind d.zsed In Nee
merriam hnds is cure. Dr. Ashley resis the disease. OF
and children aud attends 10 he general practice OF
uedirine and .uryrry IVA MThkSati,l
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Boarding.
nnpks.
ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
EDIf IAlA


FOR 1878.
frNHF ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC FOk
4 1918. with Portrait aud Autograph OF TAy'
or now ready and FOR sale by the hundred thousand
Its very neatly printed. Calendars on very large type
CONTENTS
Table Of Ec'ipses FOR the year,
Calendar, Ac- -
Biography " GENERAL TAYLOR, hu AMI authentic.
With a. account Of All ths Bal..es in which he has
been engaged.
sFatch n John &. Calhoun.
L 0graphical Sketch " General Scott
Bf0gr4phicsi Ss-trh n John Mclean.
Census of the United States.
Statistics II Mexico
Battles Of TIE Revolution.
The Soldiers -Postfy-cOmmencilg
Twas In the trench at Vera Cmz
group Of soldiers lag"
Busns Ns,s-
We saw their watch. fires through the night"
Song
"Old Tack TaylOrs queer old coon"
Account Of the Bse and taking Of Cork by the United
States ship Of war Jamestown by the use OF Corn
Meal instead Of gunpOwder
Pronunciation Of Mexican Names
Anecdotes. Songs. &c.
" For sale In New-York AT the Tribune Buildings by
GRAHAM, and by Pratt. Woodf0rd CO. IN Pearl ST. 10
Phade phia nv Ghgg, Elliott Co. Price St cents.
ig7DWSWIYn
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~ Haol JIM You great six iooter you.
What are you beating that poor old Niger for -
Why, Lord bess your soul. masss. is uyin' 20 con
quer peace Ye dis old Niger keep fuss all the
time bout takn bis later patch AK de ole fool I
he didn't know twas my destiny. an il he eoer hear
bout de Angler Saxums how dey was bound 10 take
cherry ting DAY could. But he jes 90 ssyin' il was
hsn Den is takes half his patch from him. and told
him help herself II he could Den he git mad an told
nc Id better not Den gives um Jesse few times. an
he kicks back an now is tsrmined 10 conquer peace
Mssss Polk says, an take de hull patch from him for
10
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AHRIII0.
steamer Iris Spiaufy. ls I'm Charleston. wheat snd
waternal0ns o. Mason 81 Thomps1n. III passengers
schr Middleton. Pugh. Is im Washington NC, naval
stores % j e Williams.
schr Comet Push, De IA Washington, NC, naval
stores g. Blossom.
Schr Margaret Ann. Coffee 3 ds I'm OcracC ke, naval
stores 20 4 Tread we'll
schr Gil Bias Fsrreu De im A5aco. green turtle 70
master.
schr Horton. Cors0n,3 Dc ian Washington. NC
naval stores. to J. Mitchell
Schr Calcutta, Thompson. Virginia. wood.
schr John Wesley, Pierce, Virginia wood.
Below brig unknown. Wind WsW
SAILED-Bark Alice Fraser. for London
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DAWBARN & SON.


no BOli-sL Liverpool
~ sole Agents for Nckor. Registered Paleiot re-
specially call lie attention ~ Merchants Captains snd
visitors 10 Liverpool The extensive alterations "a their
premises rendered necessary by he great Increase OF
business they beg 10 thai having adopted the system
Of Immediate ca.n payments hey enabled cousiders-
biz 10 reduce their scae OF prices observing al tie zane
time that the Qla and ma1ufacure ~ their good. Will
be In no pet Inferior but will maintain The high char
FOR excellence h. and Workmanship, they have nth
erto been esteemed Tor.
DAWBARS L SON. Merchant Tslor.
my4 2aw3Iuru1 Ini.. 10 BO.d-sL Liverpool
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DIED
n wedno,dsy morniDs. 5ist inst PATRICK ToLEN.

ON Wednesday, morning 2lst inst. PATRICK TOLEN,
eged 81 years.
His friends and acq1ainlances and those Of his sons
James and Hugh a. Bradley. respectfully requested
attend his funeral this hursdsD afternoon At half
past 3 o'clock from his late residence Bstavisst
On "wednesday morning. July p, CHARLOTTE,
wife Of John Hamilton OF Wilhamsburgh L. T.
The funeral will take place this Cihursday) morning.
A. o'clock, from his residence corner al Grand and
Eourh
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NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS"
tUyup h NIGHT or GWYNNE compete By LeVe

NEW CHEAP PUBLICATIONS."
TIVE KNIGHT or GWYSNE. complete, by Lever
d p cis
OSuIligan's Love by VIM Cadet0n-2j cts.
D1mbrv and SON NJ. lO-i2- and - cts
Louis XIV. by Miss Pardoe. P-ri 80 eta
Litte.rs Living Age, No lbf-l24 cts.
The Golden Farmer ilustrated-i2i ca.
Chsmbant'z Cyci1prdis No lI-25 cts.
The td-h b-lrh Book by Thack-raY-.' cts.
Shakespeare aud his Fr'enis-5u ia.
r rtstl1us 90 America. by -eafsr-.d--j cts-
Wool Leighton. by Mary HOwitt-+j cl,.
Cleveland. a Tale of the Catholic Church--1 cti-
The Manua. OF Cricket by Pat-rsou-sl.
Summer Tours. By Thso. DWight-i5cis
the Boy'skumm-r Book D. ustrsl-d-3lt cts
q .dey's Leiy's BOOK FOR Augusi-4j cis-
Grahsm's Magazine for August-@jcts
Columbian Magazine Tor August-l6t eta.
Howitrs Journal for July c-s.
Peoples Journal Tor July-2j cts.
The Cure Of Bronchitis and Consumption, by Dr. Hall
a. BERFORD 4 co. AstOr House.
Also Map. and Guide Books Tor all paris Of The uni'ef
States iva Zts
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GENTLEMEN,s SUMMER WEAR.

GENTLEMEN SUMMER WEAR.
OUR STOCK Of sessonabe goods comprising me lsies'
Wand mo.ts.hOnable styles In the market lie offered for
iusperrOn under the thst the same rnd.AYos
which have elected very liberal share OF patronage si
be exered give satisfaction 10 The syle and make on
garments In particular would commend 10 me sll-n'
lion Of those who proved the truth of assertions
In reference superior Of panlaoons We are ena
bed 10 Furnish our assortment ~ Cas.lnares and Drl'
rngs ard I'D those IN " ighi and airy garment
seversl highly approved styles " sacks
From particular attention directed " Army and hs'
~ work Uniform. are furnished IA strict conformity 10
rs stons aud have always 90 hand goods TO sns~er
ia requirements % all grades u the service.
WIN T. JENNINGS L co Diapers snd Tsilors,
Al2i.u 81 Broadway. American Hotsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22

FATAL COLLISION oS THE NORWICH Road
IN the Norwich Railroad a few miles south of Wsb.
stsr Yesterday morning most dreadful collision oc
,,ed IN. partcuisrs ~ which thus stated AZ the
Tremopt House last evening by A. W Dana Eco. dkp3
master About half past eight the freight train was
ascending grade about two miles south OF Webster the
two rear loaded with iron became separated from
tho train and losing their forward nnpetus hogan
% run back. There was no possible Of stopping
the fugitive cars and on they continued down the
grade while the accommodation passenger train from
Norwich was approaching Upon turning short curve
through high ledge the engineer Of the train ssw tho
two cars close upon him and while be ia the act Of
reversing the engine collision took place The loco
motive was Knocked 10 pieces the water tank was
thrown on TO the top of the forward being the
gage and second clats Ger the engineer Mr. Ad.
ans was doubled up and crushed into such a
shapeless thst not recognizable feature Of bis
person was left, and the fremAns thigh was pierced
through by bar Of iron, and also ammed tina, there
is no hope for his recovery.
Joseph Lewis Stackpole ESQ. Of this city was Il ia
supposed standing at the door Of the second class
IN which he had been amusing himself with HE dog
lie found by the side OF the track dead lying upon
a man who slightly Injured. His body was shock.
who were In the first class escaped unhurt
Five elk other in the first and
cars received some bruises but no permanent, injury
Mr. Stackpoles remains We're conveyed TO Worcester,
where bis family stopped last night Boston Post.
THE QUESTION SETTLED.-After an elaborate
sud anxious investigation by Charlotte correspondent
Of the Richmond Enquirer Says the Richmond Whig)
the famous line" embodied IN toast given BY Lieut.
Governor Daniel at the Webster dinner IN Richmond
has been traced its origin II occurs in s,anza Of
James Montgomery Address 70 The Ocean which IL
quoted BY the Enquirer, and reads as follows
All why hath Jehovah, in forming the world
With the waters divided the land
His rsmparts Of rocks round the continent hurled
And Graded the deep IN HIS hand.
II man may transgress His eternal command,
And leap DER the bounds Of his birth
To ravsge the uttermost earth.
And violate nstions and realms that should be
Distinct az The billions yet one as The sea p
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FOREIGN ImPORTArIoNs

HAVRE-shfy Affiods-llf3 bEs i.i HID. sugar srof
ford T-slon 4 Co--l-a hxs DO Jonsihsn Thome.o--s4
DO DO John Wallis. Jrl0i DO do smrges Cc-64 a -
tobacco Horn 4 Banaharf-8 pF.. mfs- u A Co-.nl Or
hVs cigars FAbsr Kelly 50tfo DO " Taomss-Is 0fn
do Tfuull0 Barrie hXs do Rens-f Frarco.s-5-7
90 do 4 A A Wetmore-f00 do do Bsrris-1ls 40 40
John Wsli. Jr-l box, " Mo1a,-7 cSie. cIrsr. Ia.
comb L Beyasor-2 DO Do ] Mathews Cs-4 30 30 VI
De Pugs-43. coo cig4rs, Picabia Stewart case F
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COOP OSE.-Two grave members Of the Bar
encountered dead pig the side walk and soon after
met the Coroner whereupon one Of them remarked 70
him that bis services required 10 sit upon the body
DO you make the suggestion" inquired the Coroner.
that you may pocket the jurymsns feesf" "On no"
iuerpOsed the third party, II could not serve for the
law precludes the reiacs Of he licensed from sitting
upun the iury = Albany Eve jour.
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"A sI altNA ~ TIC Std
established at Findley.

A branch oil the State Bsnkof Ohio is about TO be
established al Findley.
The New Orleans Bulletin says the recent hes
w arrival of Government, funds hes enabled the dis
bursting officers To pay Cd al arrears. and 10 meet
promptly all demands, including all the army bills
from Mexico. We hope this system will now be
tnued and that we shall hear farther complaints
the subject large amount Of specie We learn is 70 b
sent down % Vera Cruz by early opportunity for
the use OF the army.
The statement OF the Bank Of Charleston shows
that the profits Of ,hs year after dadu ting current
expenses from the gross income have been s1'V- -
cts from which taking the dividends Of per cent Peid
in January sod Jaly respectively in AL sls.oas clear
profit is et Of s6s2 20 cents The ossen during the
year have only been about $1,000. The cash lsosuss
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SPOKEN

SPOKEN.
Msy %, Ia. 81. lon 40 snip Tartar Weber, from New
York inlay - for Canton.
July H. lat 49, Ion Ct 90 signaized ship Abby Pratt
from New.iors for Liverpool
July u. lst 81 49, Ion 40, brig Csnonicus of New.
York from Wiscssset tor Trinidad
July H. IN the Cult whatpart not stated sawa Sicisn
bark from Cork for New York with - emersnts-was
supplied with bread ~ schr Franklin. at New London.
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IT, sTE.MBOaT COMPANY OF
y fik-All merchandise urslsueu TOT mo
lerOr Of he ststes u


,erior OF The ststes u
GEORGIA. SOUTH CAROLINA,
TENNESSEE, ard ALASAMA
sent via savannah vii he forwarded by the Steamboat
Company Of Georgia IN their steamboats, % Augusta Free Of
commission. az he lowest current rate OF reignl
In addition 10 the steam power ths Company already
possess. they have under conjunction anew sie@m
boat ofuuususy light dra0 u water and high speed bun
expressly with view 10 insure prompt transportation OF
goods 10 all stages Of the River Navigation
Goods sed for the Interior Of she country sner reach
Augusta Hamburg forwarded by he Agents OF the
Company there, 10 their final destination.
shippers rely upon having the order OF their goods
carefully looked 10 IN Savannah.
Bills Of Lsding advising the shipment ~ Goods and
letter advising whether insured, and 10 what point should
always accompany the same, or be sent by mail
Parties who have been In he habit Of forwarding mer
chand,e the interior OF Georgia by this line and direct
ing TO the OF Mr. r. NJ Goodwin will please take
notice that the connection Of that gentleman withths Com
pany having ceased ell future communications should be
addressed to w. P. WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga
REFERENCEs.
Msssrs TAYLOR MEsRiLL,
OIL. JOSIAH MACY n Son, | Nao, vor.
.. GoODHUE Company,
.. l.. N BRIGHAM, Esq
. HlwEs. GRAYSt Co. Boston.
UENsy SLOAN. Fsd PHILADELPHIA 70 oleodli
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fashionable Clothing Stores.
nrvLIN,s wHoLRsALE AMI RETAIL

CAsH CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
SO J0hn-st. corner - Nassau, N. Y
s4IHERE EVERY DESCRIPTION Of gentlemen's
w Cost Pants. and VESTS be- found In the greatest
variety In the very best and most fashionable
style. ALSO from 900 % 600 pieces Of French, English
and American Cloths Casslmeres, Nestngs, &c. NC To
make TO order with prompness snd dispatch.
~ The Coat Panu and Vest cutters Of the establish
ment are well known for their and experience so
that every he guaranteed ss To sye and hnlsh
Terms exclusively and prices Al wholesale, retail
or To order correspond with the CHg.P CAsH PLAN
AS good a suit will furnished from 50 to - ss has
the old plan >l0 to So Thousands have
already proved this by leaving their orders.
Clothing manufactured and sent TO any part on ne niied
States DANL DEVLIN,
iet7 SmlsaodD l3mW 80 IOhn-st cor. Of Nassau.
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9nsurdnce.

XVILLIAn-BURGH FIRE INSURANCE co.
w continues 20 insure against loss or damage by ne on
as reasonable terms any other Company IN lhe city
DIRECTORS
Jeremiah Johnson Chas. Devoe John = Hauiss,
jag Jarvis, Jas C. BALDWIN, J9hn ~ hyetSOn'
Luke Baker ThOs. McErsth, WIN Walace
Daniel Burnett AlonzO A. Alyord, Robert Barckley,
"a. Wesley Dixon.
DANIEL BUkTNETr, President,
jas ~ MCLEAs Secretary. JyZI eo1u
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY, OF LONDON .
"a ssvings FOR the benefit ofth. Widow and Orphan
EMPOWERED BY ACT or PARLIAMENT.-Csgiu
II $500 O00 sterling - $50 600 beside Reserve yuma
from suro us prsmumsj Of about - 90 lfAfi OF NJ
csritsl IL Invested In he United satesj Y. bAMih.
MURRAY Esq GeOrg-sL HanOvef-squzrei Chtfmah d
th. Court u Dir@cl0r- In London
USfrED STATES g0kRD o. LOCAL DIRECTORS.
fCtief Ofcs fOr America, - WAl-sl N l.
f.cob Harvey E.o cha samL ). Rowland, ESQ
John }. Palmer Esq Gofham A. worm h'f
JONATHAN GOodbue. Eco saDil " f0t b,q
Ia. Roorman y.a Mm. Van Hook Esq
Geo Barclay, E-q. &. Td~sro htD'eh', h.'F
Epw.RDT RfCHARDsos, Esq General Accountant
Pamphlets Blank Forms. Tables % Rates, Llsis o.
Agents. Sc SC Obtained A. the Chief ONE ~ waist %
rom 81 her Of The Agents hrOu ne uiied States ana
British North American Colonies
Cy- A Medical Exam ner sttends daily st3 r NJ.
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent
wis lmeOdis Tor the 4. States and y A. Coioor~
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MAR RED 4.

on the 30th June at Wsleco; Bath England by Rev.
George lawkin, Rector Of bennington. Suffolk w. g.
Vers Vlers Esq eldest Of the late 6. w. Villers
Viers to Norsh Frances Sheridan youngest daughter
Of the late Tyrone Power, Esq.
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TENCURsIONS To OIisyille, Mid .
~ town, Goshen and Chester, and the -

-
various other points the line of ths
NewYork aud Erie Railroad. Visitors 10 the country In
the season. by taking the steamboat ST. NlCHO
LAS from tha foot Of DuSne-sL Al O'Clock A. NJ. can
spend severs hours very comfortably at either OF the
above named and return 10 tie city a. about guar
sfier nine
Otsvi- 10 The present termination ~ The Railroad, and
i situated but few rods from The celebrated Pass OF The
Shswsngunk Mountains through which the deep cut Of
s0'd ROCKS Is Tar advanced snd rapidly progressing
Other heavy works ~ the Company IN scive progress
10 edlate ueighhorhooc Carriages Will Ia found
in readiness convey visitors through the dnss portion
Orange Counlylhe land Of the best mi and the nnest
butter ln the world. FROM Chester and Goshen convey.
ances can always be obisned - Greenwood Lake Of
The peSsantesl watering places In ue vicinity OF New
York TIE country shounds With lakes and ponds, con-
taining pickerel and other hns hsh.
pleasant evening excursion may be made by leaving
the city al ociocf NJ. he 81 Nicholas which re-
81 O'Clock the same evening ss shove stated BY
this persons remain az Piermont hour, or al
Blsuvetyie hour. Csrksown haf an hour, may meet
The down rain Monsey sad return without making any
stop. .
Fare to Otisvile 81 miles from York; - 50 Mid
dletown = 25 Goshen, 81 li Chester, Al oct Monsey
40 cents; Piermont y cents Oher places IN proportion
10 distance. Dlo 3wis
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BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER.

BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER
= OQn COPIES SOLD-Just published, one OF me
O,bUO most valuable works Tor Farmers ever Issued
from American Press entitled The fp.cedn betet'a'
ran or Diseascs Of Dsme5c fHal shOSing me causes
.ymplou. remedies and for restoring and pre-
serving health by good cement with directions ior
trAiring snf breeding By W Cole, Editor Agricul-
ural Department Boston Cuuyaior
r Cole has spent several wears 10 compiling aud TEST
ir ne facs which he oilers % the far OF this
country He has produced work u great Wtus 70 every
man who teeps single horse or COW hu- 10 ne p-ac-
teal Farmer 10 hardly be- Ov~rettn ated Tne
whole subject ~ Tho TreInisnf Of Dgnleifc AniHah 10
test-d i1 the most thorough manner, compn.nR me
Horse OK Cow, Sheep, Hogs Dogs. Hens, Turkeys,
Geese Duc.s. Birds Bees. A. &c. The whole 10 cum
pr-.s-d into one volume of cose'Y printed pages, n
Z besufl'ul wood engraving nrmy bound 10 leather TO
b. cold he low price Of 81 GEMS Ia order 10 bring II
within The means u every No pains or expense
have been spared The part OF no suinof or Tie pun
I.hrrs 70 produce work worthy place In every
farmers library
For sale al he Office 81 the American Agrculi1rst
price per aunuml and American Architect tpucs ~
per Gnuln, = cells per number
C. NJ sAXTON, 205 Brostwsy
Wa Sis Agent for New-fork.
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r. The ErazilIau Hair-CurIing Liauid.-Tbl

~ The Brazilian Hair-Curling Liquid.-Thls
prsysragion viii curl hair beautifully AMI strongly,
snd IL warranted not iDure ilin the least Il thus ds-
penses with heated irons which u1re the bsir By
crisping and burning H. Prepared by sToRRs Co. Il
Norm sixh-st Phsde phia- Agents 10 mis- City r @
ROADWAY No. . Courllsnd-sg; sroDOAaD Co. lis F1l.
ton-.l and GUIoS, B5Ney and Grand Brook IN,
Mrs. HAYES. l59 Fulio'-sL is lmls-
" No ChnrSe undl the Hair Ia Restored
BEALS'S HAIR H.STok AIlfEi e applied o. nc Shows
Ierms Al ths oGce DOB N4ssal-sg ~ 8.-Eof lhose Eho
sppIv a trsrasIVes Dc 10 frf fE.~ mvll 5r's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-22

Markets Carefully rsyo-f,s foy II, Tr,b,na,.
WEDNE sDAY. July 81.
ASBES-The market ia better for Pearls. sales having
been made a. p which IL advance Of y cents Pots
sre ~! steady. sales 20 hhs Export. from ls %
goth July Pots sd bbls Pearls 100 bos
COTTONs-There il stl good deal Of activity 10 this
staple and the tendency Of quotations still upward The
transactions to-day reach $500 bales mostly for ship
ment 10 Liverpool prices showing % cent advance
prices ruling before the Steamer arrived. There =
less disposition 70 press stocks on the market
Export from the Ports The Ulifed Saies from lot Spfe
Der. l546. % Juig %. l-47.
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Arrivals OF Produce, &c. by the New-York
and Eris Rniiroad.......J.F =. CayiIOn, Arent.

"WEDNESDAY. July q, ISL
PR Barge Samuel Marsl-5i tubs frks butter II
cattle IL - sheep 81 hogs Capt Rowe IS tubs
frks uter7 calves II hOgsS cows Capt Brown IS Tbs
huuer calves 10 hogs Stevenson; II tubs bra butter
calves IS hogs pkg eggs, Capt D0.son II tubs
hrks butter B calves. Cspt Nlckhzm.
The receipts OF Mik FOR the week ending Saturday,
July II, was 0-j3 quarts.
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BELLS HUNG AMI REPAIRED.

~ Landlords ana Tenants waning Bella hung
ana paired hsye them dors 10 lhs substantial
and warranted, BY K KO5ers So Broadway near
PrInce-sL
NIB A splendid sssortmen. q new nyie Bell Pulls
Door Plsles Number Plates, &c. r. ROBERTS,
ielf SneOtis 30 Broadway.
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~ sac MARINE JOURNAL FOURTE PAG


ships TsroInta. Cure Liverpool. y 7 & C Grswod
Msisins. Dufy. Liverpool. Dunhsm D.mon.
Banks Alice Fraser Trutt London ] EiEeli s. CO. san
Andres Sensant Malaga Aque Galway Lisbon. Fisher.
London. Irwin Washington, Hamburg. schmidt S
Bsichen Jane. Whithwsf Csrdenss. Mathews & CO ;
Emigrsnt Dayton. Wes, Indies. Hubbard & Co.
Brigs J D. Brown. - Johns. Ne g Lsurics Mar.
cellus. Hopkins. south America Brett Fose T; Eliza
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