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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-12
The Crops.

We have heard complaints within a few DAYS of the
appearance of ns cts in the growing wheat and some
pieces assured, much injured If not ruined
With this exception the crops generally in vicinity
look very promising Owing to the late cool weather
s rather backward but should the hereafter
be favorable il Is not too late to expect plentiful
The prospect for fruit Of all kinds is highly encourag
ing Skaneofiss Coiumoian.
The st Joseph's Valley Register, published at South
Bend Indiana the 4th inst has the following The
alarm among farmers, relative to the fly in their
wheat increases and appears 10 be better founded
we had last week supposed. We passed on Wednesday
through that beautiful tract Of farming land the Indian
Reservation IN Berren county, Michigan adjoining our
county line and to all our enquiries received the
that the fly indeed unusually prevalent
One farmer who has handsome and apparently thrifty
frld Of wheat, and who, up to week ago. confidently
expected to have 900 bushels from it. found close
examinations 40 full Of the fly that he will not, IN all
probability lind it worth cutting by harvest and this
but sample OF what informed their con-
dition through the whole reservation On the North
side or Terrecoupee Prairie. in this county. q prairie
which generally suffers but little from drought cold
n.y. Of the finest fields Of wheat found to be-
a similar situation. II this scourge of our farmers
works the evil all suppose it will conjoned with what
have already suffered by having part OF the crops
winter killed northern Indiana and southern Michigan
with all their large expanse of tabe lands will have
but small If any surplus next harvest The cold and
backward spring has also been very for
and much fear is felt relative to that crop also.
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Mary ;r ssss b%s1sa assG
%TBS s'sSr1y as EihsS W Tei
v% ss' New
Cardrnas brgs Pioneer sssseT Neville Acora
Hew Nag sms sS seh KIN
New os jon" EsaGoys YH :I EPy
Rs De- sSsa S ..5 New S jss;
Miscellaneous Record.
PAcxEr SHIP WATERLOO, Capt Allen having been detan
ed by Winds will sail this morning IL o'clock for
PACKET snir Duchess D'ORLEANs. for Havre, will sail
schr Andornch for Para, Brazil; aud brig Cohansey for
I.ss s.s; M close SP%: E.sh.rs. Nsy. Room
ner Of Beaver and Hanover streets. '''''
letters for Hsfa. and LivsIpool to go BY the royal mail
prepaid any part Of the continent. '''> ''' ~
PARE !vs. wilson mister from in Europe
%s HAMILTON sf Be- e on s At
who hts Thursday mO"s rsau ~ fr" %n
ccnd m te was do in trying to effect landing from the
when he weaher wa. ne The
the underwriters are to despatch assistance her Immediately
Ms% sas Banks Ss~ oSs lie
government steamer Tonne,e which much injured
amount Of injury The Creole is not stated
b. BARK BARLOW for Cork left Baltimore in tow of the
steamer Relief left anchor of North Point the
refusing duty. -
BRio GASEr-The Bremen ship Ann, Hortstnan a. Bal
moe, fell IN with aud board d the 10th May lat 49, Long
49, brig Ganrt suposea American hid eagle for figure
head abandoned had been dsmasted and part of The rig
gpg attached TO the spars lying aongsd: stripped
sails provisions SC. Could not tell where from or whher
bound loaded it'll ogwnod On leaving she was set
ire Captain thinking her position naviga
ton.
BR BARK CHRsrANA which cleared at Baltimore Sd in.
Ola to the 10
part cargo. She had proceeded the Kapahan
mock River when was observed that she crank
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%:;;!.. ;sS i$:'ls D 81
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s" sT Silly y.'. as ooes sss
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VIM fon Wisesss deg; A,sbiss. Jose. ior New vos
Z; Z, .s .1 ' Ss...: Sc f. g.
& ' p.ud Ss c cs Sin :s1 rsss:
ao Tailor, s..ly, from Boston ana Belize: a.; G.lss
sSss:. ;'ss :,
s Sd is'a Oss Ss Ss & ss:
Bike, BLAKE, Bs.toi; Csrdeaa. Oosdiss, Pa,,i.ss 81
f:;.; .;; Ssi:: sis
r. n M:a:9 'fwSi sss o ana ''sa' r' hs' o
ol a;, Iss, Ii .S I,.s: H,s sS
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erson. do 9TH Sa.sh Catch D. mi 4. d ,it,mrrs. Nd
o tsssn Ys sS as fs; 1ss g. wsss
a. sy ssh b riga x. 70. M.A iron s.
M;ssovA. April issld brig Holiand.r. Lo,.t. Tor l..
s, & Es tsss T. hi. ys
OC Doyle, aud Relief PhilsdrIpsi. Pr sid-.s. I'D Xes
S,s G,.y Pi S Sss.s- wis ss w@
T T:,ll A. Bf%T: Ann
esd eiS oser saad.snd Bren. Sr4. bSS 9asS d.
e efss:a H'%S5 ~ Brown Hunt 81 's s %
bark nrssian Mex,a., which ey:,sd snss % . e.
sfHs' Wright tg ws sa va G"
Mf1 Wh Ea 5o H. yc sHs s
month no o Eag; TEspssra Ne'polAn Lssano cOl sch
sS.SsSs isA ship Concord re,;..s; Plano
Rel Ire land. Frank
s.%; s:F,s 5 si$. 6: SCI woss
saa wsos .as
3D.: eAf s Ess .a s
Ill., meow S':i"' A%f A.y .A avn.
Snx Ph de Ia Sa G 6s% Ch Ss s S
Polka Gov Briggs; brig. Sarah Williams, Palm, KimSs
BATH ssd, brig Pactolus Dean Havana; schr Con
sd P,. K.s, M aS 'A 'ehr eanee Lewis B'mo
S;sJ. New me :n w,of
sa hS s.s: P PsS sfsa sSisa Ohio D''
p SS,ss5s: :% Nj
Xirsnia Rio 5,a.9s Race fillmore Sid ill., schr Maria
MopLr. june 9shp Elizabeth benson, Spencer. Bs,9;
ss .s FOR SsT
N9. RGss. A..
Ss
:$Sfs siS;s
Goe Porter Thatcher do schrs Alexander Hammond Bsx-
fSo%%:oa l sa% fhonD:ss Sam
sss i:s @ls
Ss Par
kerr Boston; Nancy Pratt Stevenson do schrs Margaret Ann
West, Brazos SantIag Sinus, Nickerson do; Robess
do; Mary. Car line Warlipg. Pensacola.
NORFOLK June 9-Arr bark Duchess Lane Boston; schrs
Wilisms Baker LiveTP2ol. In Hampton Roads. schr
New BEproRp June 9-Arr brig Rapid tSw). New York,
load oil for Sten; scr Mary Matt ngersoli from Phi
ladelphia.
NEwnuRYroRI, June 9-Cd bark Chiffon (uew), Bartlett
New H4yEN June Arr brig Mayhower Stevens Porto
Two Brothers Buckaoo, do; Hanaken Sampson, do; Nam
tucket. do.
PRovrpENcn June 9Arr schrs Belle. TIthlI Phila; 10
Brown, May, do; Rio Grande hutchinson dos B Reeves,
Reeves do; Cl9ds Pens. Dc; ath bark g., Mcntxomsry,
core, Wells, and Lady Washington Rowland York.
PonTLAND, June s - schr Harpi Wait. Norfolk. S.
New York; Richard Thompson, Corson, New York; A
Ackerman Oakley, New York. Sailed, schr Favla Tay-
Tor, Boston.
SALEM June 9-Arr sch st Helena, Hatch, Phladelrha
Cid 9Th bark Angola, Vaney, Sandwich Isand'. SID bark
Three Brothers
TvERroN June Arr soop Tortugas, Key West NJ
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Brem ship No lss steering +, May 3h lat NJ lon 50
ship Julius Caesar, of Liverpool bound E. May IS, lat 80
B,k Ni.sey, Coffin, FIN Liverpool for Apsaehcola, May
brig John Bach Of Boston steering f. May a. lat "a Is NJ
Bug Hope Pierce FIN n York for Maracaibo Jun. O. lat
Brig Ih,mss Walter Ma ham, I'm Ph'la tor Orleans, ED
Big Leghorn I'm Cuba for Boston, June s. lat 30 ~ lon 70
Big Alg.s 6 Bangor fin Cuba for Boston June lat 40
bss Republic Kenny ds I'm York for Port Prince,
,Bk Lyc ming t9f Warren. RD I'm York for Vera Cruz,
Brig Washington, White tof Boston) FIN York for Vera
C,uz, May ~, gu Bahama Banks
schr spt6r (of oston) v hilton for Vera Cruz with sub
marine apparatus on board, May q, on Bahamas
Whalemen.
Arr Sag Harbor 9th nsf ship Ontario Green, w Coast
wa Zealand WIN 200 bbs VIII o, 10 600 lbs bone Reports
ou 10 b Is. .S g he P, rse. PEI 81 o
the FaIk,1ds ship Charles Henry Aca London 1900 VIII,
cruise and hom, March e, lat IS lon 81 W. bark Harvest,
March a. t IL 81 lon Sc TO- bark Gem sH loo Nh 400 SPIN,
70 cruise anc home May 3lst lat 80 Ion 60 W, shr
Ontsr'o has taken 10 oil since leaving the 81.
The Bsana Of NIB, at Coruimbo in March, had $50 SPIN
Heard from OF Cape Hon. Feb 10, Courier Holley. Of
b, 10 pm:
with 90 bbls SPIN 10 bbs black 6sh OIL u
Foreign Ports.
Care FaLMA' about March sosd bark Rodsck Dhu, for
CAyySSr May ioTn port brig Nereus, Uptop for Salem,
CAspxSA. May 2In port briggs Roamer Porter for Ban.
gor nnc Lliza Brazier for Portland days. Mlnoket
Cap a. Isi 70 Nch Is, do for York; sehr Heath
nnas. May siu port ships Thomas Bennett, Sherman
Anosta tsss. Tor and 81 Petersbus soon bak
do. I,n f.i r. 9f Hamburg ldg; Nstchtz Lindsey for
''"'"' '"' Tor DO beioc reported for New iork);s
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MARITIME HERALD.


;. E:. C. Wei a:
v1.R Us %sD via s osI &C., Fo..n
: s nssscs bIssass Ms
s ss s @s'e &c: Pat
~ &..sS%%: i',snaSi Yo5sn;sy. shs;nsn S.ps Ss;d:
E Ss S ssG. as'; 5S:Sa Gas
sra ss
s 1adas rsatS
Coz, Parker Boston ..
ship Tennessee OF Boston) Pray from Belfast May llth
q sst: e %,rs 1872 May o. Il; 70 Ion o q
st lat 20 2s Ion 70 o5 SPOKE I'll Msrmion, Edwards hence
Ship Margaret, tof New Bedford Young asd.y. from HA-
% % s. p S2e1 BRIG 100
Ii New x ssh or: ss ,s
from New Yss fer S E:oJe Sid in company with Bremen
French ship Racaud 80 days from Have in bal.
.sh Hop and & 1 In ,e
.yS osAsS Ns 2; b S:.
dasa N.Y. ls1 oFs Nav %S a..
Freach bark Ansole Lensyew 80 DAYS from Havre bal
Ssl rsoIs vessel 1 days from Bremen with
fsPs Es1 s: S4 sr
Sss a q so%
20 b bark H Eli q days from CALVIN
spoke X Bates: iy
m.s 1; H1' s 3 ys
@s." e o. steamship Washington,
Ill s. a % &c psis b Ss1s ns o St
as.S WSss az: ns.s
Bark Rapid Ward o% Havana May sl.t with srsa. and
e The Ias
in charge Of the cptsin and boy aud
~ s fss N.Y. sif.
s " s Ess d Ike
wished the I'd join him; he did any of the
Sa:y s s I'd. s. 5 T POM, s .ss ' ss cs
T
is the second accident that occurred the while this
S
Bark Carlota Malcolm, days from Portland, IN ballast to
Br brig Bell Clements IS days from Waterford in bal
Bremen tudeng SO days from B
NM sa s, TO Bssh.s g. DsYs
w %dIe 20 Sehma Bashe. GS passenEers 1h Inst
Danish brig wsstress Prdeqse 10 days from City Of St
& Sucken. Left no Am vessels.
hhSs order Lett no Am ses.ls ' "'' 90
ss 81 d ss,ap spSis ri,
Ohello, from Charleston for New York.
Soule, Whitney s. Co.
Schr Falcon Parrtt, from Havana May 81 with sugar. to
ORDER Schr Galena had just from Bait
Schr Gil Bias Fanen from Green Tu tie Key, witt
pneapples, SC, To master.
Schr Thetis Thames days from Harbor Island Bahamas
| with fruit, Master.
Schr A De Rossett, Roderck Wilmington. NC with ma
vi stores.
schr Sedswick, Brewster from Wilmington, NC naval
schr Ann Maria Jones, days from North Carolina witt
al stores
Schr Leroy, Bedell days from Baltimore. with mdse
Johnson & Lowden.
scbr Frances Robins days from North Carolina with ma
val stores
Schr = ? Horton Burbank, Virginia.
Schr J Polk, LongstIeet, Virginia
Schr Fidelity Oh Iubers Virginia.
Schr Ann Maria: Jones. Newoern, NC, naval stores.
Schr Corneiis, Grant, Virginia.
Srhr tnly Son, Burke, Richmond, coal.
schr Texan, Clark kastport, fish
Schr Mandarin, Hnckley, New Bedford, oil.
ReturnedThe Br ship Compton, Houghton, for Liverpool
which sailed from this port Thursday, returned eaky.
| Below.
! 1 xhiu hYyx-unknoMn.
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,.,,.s s,r ssrk az that heh court d soussdsd q III
hands The returns indicate that there has been ps.
rsmptory revolution Ia popular sentiment in the Interior
aud in the agricultural counties Of the great West
The vote throughout the entire State is hardly half
large that polsd In s4s are constantly in the
receipt Of letters from portions Of the West that full
OF apprehension and censure OF the wings who have
every where remained at home suffered this impor.
tsnt Judicial election to go it might indeed It ID
manifest that the entire Of citzsns Who voted
ogaint the constitution aud who were opposed to
an elective Judiciary have felt little interest in the ro-
home.
But opposition to the elective system il not the only
cause ~ this tremendous dminutiou the popular
there are other powsrfu causes which when they are
compr-hend'd by the arrogant ultra division Of the
~" noble xn'g party may rranimate those
FORM In their support Of national whig principles and
may eonsr.n THIN to feel just interest In the result
Oh ,ns local elections. Among the powerful causes
which havs In uced the conservative diversion is the
utter ant absolute by the urasts of those
party and that established for its potage and go
vernment through long Of depression ana
succeeding years of triumph The utrsiss nave
forsook those maxims Of Inspiration; the, have
eonspired at the organisation Of dangerous M
trayenor OF utonal w. violation Of the
peace Of public and the Union; they are resigned to
bound t. reprehsnd they committed acts for the
express Of conservatives aud the roio
Of the party; aud they have raised up nigh and
form liable obstacle the union Of wings in this
thoy are anomaly. and isolated faction ard At
ta- they have the suprrhuman mpunity to charge
the wing party proper vita Such in brief is
history Of the Reorganization Of the whg party
Of the present defeat which is vehemently
lamented
Governor Slade Of Vermont occupies suite of
at the Deavan House, and will remain here number
Of dlys understand that he will deliver a lecture
this evening ut Of the churches, with a view to
the establishment Of school houses in the valley |
OF the Mississippi, and In the western praries
The friends Of the educational system in this |
State are probably not that in the teeming |
fertile West there has been powerful organization
OF the people In order to give the young children
In the West knowledge Of the science Of life The
other day sixtydve young passed through this
city in charge Of the accomplished Miss geecher Of Mas
sachusetts believe, resolved to devote their lives to
school teaching 10 the West. shall try to elaborate
upon Gov Slades lecture.
Chrsty with his minstrels, has created a musical
fur"r.
The weather Is charming and the parks and shaded
avenues are thronged with lovely women
understand that Dixon II Lewis one of the corps OF
visiters at West Point is expected here tomorrow
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Arrivals OF Strangers In New Y 0rk.

SiS3:s "a M sss: sS,,S;i y
s. sysSda n Ada%. rsa fsd NJ
Mepoxen charls.o a;S W %lSst Mr. and Mn. GIns
sGs''T s'fSse eati
;S % NJ #; fSs " i.s ,
s SsS ryTs%!
Boston, Harris Albany R1.g, Boston, Mr. aud Ms
s sSep @S Mora H.xss
HS:s" NIB Hia"Y r; f'f;' HS
ssod. .rS s1 W Ra,.s 5 mss
GsoIss: Phiiad lphis b Clarke, v LaIi%sr, PsbuEh;
Albert Cameron Louisville c1HS SEf Bartlett do; NJ Johnson
Fas NJ .sa Rshi I'D NJ Bss"
S:,s;rS;
PHI 1sse sns F''
Gs: F S Eea bs. Ssa E Esa E EG
p:., :.i:iI $:!; Ill.,,
W. s" f.s.sd &c. a Msl2e K.la H"'''f
,ss.: .ss sn
sas ady dy % 4a6 M w sa%
Brd.ey Meriden; y Bale do ! Pa"gSsz Hay,sis'
Esa S:i Z I'd
vana
ts%tsIf HSEsd K;,a:Aos. George
ssi nsa' Si% ?'i's sS,s;
M' STEW x9' e." M an
White ao' ii. ba'itrt New fis% TS4s;
W Wilson, Phils Dyer; Bait more; " Del,no, y y;
81 S.' %
Mr. MIR f., P F Gss:
ssi' Camp Eds' hss.S 5sh i.4 .%Ss'''s
S:;i ri
x'''i fs xs"t + aiiAi SH:."ss III
%$;.isa wv phillips: fsoSs :."G ag";ss D$siSs,ss.
;,S, s., =; sSss N'$;
SS NJ i"4 Mi c1oS
Mr. MI f m Me- No. cs sna
Mr. d M E%ai M f1G G ssi msws Is
II. McFadden, Philada;
s AtT F9 G Mrs. %i% Nd and RIVER
al fs TT' sSs9 Tep tnf R".S Cow rye.
Hr BIZ. sns es ssxs CO. fe Rose. FSceh
James Smart Pha: T.. A. Whitcombe do s. Learned, Bos
toni; II Gould,ng Conn, NJ Brown, Albany, VIM Fitch,
Rue Banks. Bristol w L. Akin EdwardsbuH, g w; W;
n. Carberry Cha leson Geo w. Lester Mt n Bail.
Y; Tho j. Providence; 1t q Blair. Montreal; d Gal
lgher, Southport: John Purves Conn; stodd,rd HAT
:; + M,thsr, Troy J. ONi- ChueStoui VIM, Barker,
v; b. Mattsck Phila n Cote Cinc matt: w l.. Trn-
wit Mobile; p d. Morn, Pha; Lewis Wentwor b. Bosto
s;Ss; s;sg!.: Ss%s' Is1P T Sst.
sssFEfa ?es MssS Ms 9s T Ts,s e % e
Sserse Grayss albany Tho g Hs9.haM; VIM Iasnham'
Phillips, Leeminser; 3. 4. Pieron, Newark il. r. Luding.
ton. NJ J. flon, New Jersey: b, rhoms. Goshen; Mr..
johnson ~ " Mr.; Sage, Conn r. s. Hunt Albany; a. Bra.
Boston; Fink in May Mnlip,; g. a Peters, scio,
B. Fe ters Pha; L. Bradork; w p Dutteried Cambridge;
T. o. utter Norwich CT; Benz X. Winston Boston; John
Jewell; a. NJ. S,oddard
NORTHERN HorrL.
H. phil9rick Pa Alls,on, Greene county, N. Jacob,
Europe; M Mers do; j. Brooks and SON. Balimore D.
WashbincL Elzabethiown: g. yonet Newark; j. Ackay,
England; y k'ngn Albany Ward ogsid, county; j
Hi z. Smith. Warvviiis, G. A,moa, Chester; e s@ike
New ork A Smith, Spring Valley; MIR. Perkins Boston;
Crcm'cy and lady Long lssnd: Thomas Fall River; j.
B. Bike do
New EveLAsp Ito Sc
b. Melendock Hunter, f. James w. Hillinssly g. W. Cal
houn, Hartford ,. Mccarthy, CT
NATIONAL HoTrL.
william C1umsn. sifre Waynrsburgh; j. Gausman and
daughter Miss Gosman, Hudson James Burke PhadeIhs;
j. Benjamin. Carbond lie. g. ID Woodruff PhadeIpha; John
A. Un aud lady Sand Lake. Lewis Seey aud lady Geen
bush; s. McCnmmon, Albany; Reg nods, Green Bay;
NJ. Carg Philadelphia; ii, Linsley Dr. h. q Boswell,
Troy; Mrs Leach, Newark; A. Fntls, Somerle; W.
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HERALD COMMERCIAL. CORRESPONDENCE.

HAVANA, May 81, IS47
Since my last there is little change to note
ket Sugars remain without alteration In price, and
operations somewhat limited In moasses there hat
been operation Of note Sales have to-day been
1000 barrels -four at SlS $40 bbs meal &c. 1000
bags yellow 800 kegs aud 90 bbs lard ut $l7;
100 bbs potatoes So as 1000 empty casks So 400 bales
hay ut $2 800 from Antwerp at 81 75 lumber, white
pine SIS to 500, hogshead shocks IL sugar boxes
Freghts very dull to the United States nothing
fering; to Europe 90; nominal exchange London, 7
per cent prem; United States, 2 n 21f discount
II. B. sloop Alarm is just in ten days from Sacrif-
clos bringing advices whatever.
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PhrlasisIphia Catt,. Market

June l0.-The Offering comprised 1860 head of beet
cattle most of which western; go and calves
$50 swine, and 1850 sheep and lambs Prices-Beef cat
tie limited demand. and with large supply prices
have receded Sales Of 740 head at So az 10 per 100
pounds. $50 were driven to New York, aud 20 remain
unsold Cows and Calves-Nich and springers are
in demand Mt IL a 30 Dry dull at 81 a -
each Swine continues in steady demand at Sc Der
Sheep and Lambs-sheep sell from 81 to L. aud
Lambs ut 81 to 30 each. Hay and Straw-tay is dull
and prices have declined Timothy brings 20 to 95c;
clover is and worth 65 to Zoe per cwt Straw
quote at Sc so a so per 100 bundles.
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Office honrs, 10 to 2 o'clock

hR JOHNSON, II Duane street, Chatham street, ~
well known as the most successful practitioner in New
York in the Of decate diseases For the last II
years Dr. enjoyed the most extensive practice il
tors reputation for skill those old haEcured that have
existed for years, preeminent No matter how long you
have elect, Structure Ulcers upon the body The
throat pains in he head and bones Of the legs ec
uay cured Constitutional weakness brought by
habit INDUCED in by young causing ascvious dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent cases curec
in -four days. without Mercury No alteration In diet pre
ventiop from business Post paid letters containing 81 o'
advice. attended to. No charge made unless cured.
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HsyAxA-Bsrk Rsp,d-F Deconipck. Ldy, daughter, son
aud servant Mrs Tay lo aud daughter q Hol lady
aud s9a M Ann CeoYs and servant Miss de Beaure
NJ Martin 4 Lopes, Agosto A Gutarez q Aboll-
,llue VIM Callahan, sparrow, @ Bay, A M Cummings,
oiapes, w Stone, l. Brs. Butler
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Sale or stocks mt l,o.,on.

EXCHANGE BOARD, Juue lO--7 Boston aud Providence
Barosd lIsA; Boston snd Msie Railroad ~; Eastern
l%; Boston and Maine RI cad Rights 80: rs Norwich
and Worcester Ralroa d9a< 100 East Boston Company
1859 1000 do, 1850 ~; $1,000 per Trea
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sHIpMAsTERs-

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPMASTERS-
~ Revised Statutes-Vol title 4, page 437 section TO-
Every master OF coasting vessel shall the Health
Ccmmissouer at his office the city Of New York with,
shall be demanded from him uuder the provisions Of
this ule aud every for each omi oil such duty
shal forfeit the Of hundred dollars
Copy section OF provide for sick and disabled
men,
Sec H. The President Of said Trustees shall demand. and
be eoted receive aud in Of neglect ess
shall for and the OF the people Of ih
State the following from the master OF vessel that
shall arriye at the port New rok namely FIRST Ton The
dollar and fifty cents; for each sailor marine one dol
lar Secoud from the of each coasng vessel for escl
person board composing the Of such vessel
FIVE but coasng vessel from the Sta Of New ye
sew and Rhode Island shall pay for thsi
voyage in each month computing from the first IN
each and the said President the penalties
imposed by on masters Of cosng vessels for paying
any hospital money
The State imposed by the above including that part
heretofore colecieda the Custom House will future be
payable the Office Of the Retreat No. Old slip
to take effect the first of June, 1871
ROBERT HAZARD, Jr., Collector,
Under above
Ohce hOnrs. 10 O'clock. IN re-
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NEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN ELECTUARY-
w Approved aud recommended by the faculty. never
Filling remedy for all affections OF the Kidneys;
AID weakness Of the urinary both and females
This medical rreparson Suitable for all clmarsl
has been known fail removing the obstinate
the public, operations quick and certain II
be taken all times without regard TO diet hndanct
from business Sold in boxes at Is and Is per box wholesale
and retail BY the proprietor James Weir 2i8 Grand street
Agents-Wyatt Kecham, I2l Fulton street; o. Rams.
dell Commercial street, Buffalo, No. Exchange street,
Brooklyn LII; w. Fowle and @. Whweil, Boston:
and at tie drug store Delavan House Albany myi5
vJ,HE PRIVATE TREATIsE-On the lnfectilu us diseases
Of the Genial Org certain disorders which
ble aud may be saken for them-on Ac by
Joseph Ralph NJ d., author Of the Family Physician
SC, &c.
Fourth Edition, with several chapters and ilIusra.
tive plates in the press, and will be publish shortly
The author takes this opportunity Of ayns that he b..
consulted the diseases referred TO IN his Trpse
80 Greenwich street, between the hours OF 10 A. NJ
to eP NJ (Sunday invariably excepted) Those who apply
in the early stage Of these disordr rs will be suprsed al he
believes however chiefly those who have suffered long
fom certain class Of adver sng people aud other causes
who appreciate his services Consultations by letter
csyr the faithful and deliberate attention. Address box
D6o lower PoE-ofhce v v. les 30tAm
nOCTOR FAWCETT's CARD-I have remoycd NV
- office from i9' Fulton street to I3 Greenwi ST. where
the obstinate Of delicate diseases
constitutional debility and its effects structures &c. Ne
have macs in Fulton street for fifteen years also rurope
for eight years sm mbrr OF the Royal College Of Sur
seons also the Jefferson College of Philadelphia
49,, H. FAWCETT, NJ b Surgeon,
JH tire ll3 Greenwich street.
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+ AMPS, GlRANDJLESAND HALL LANTHURNS,
II ia all their xariey-An extensive and splendid
Of the above articles comprising solar lard camhle
chemical oil dorc aud lamps rich aud pn globes
chmneys wicks French aud America, shades, hose
about chasing would do we'll call and judge for them
selves. N. B. Lamps gilt, bronz' and repaired
je5 30ts s. REILLY, 1879 CanaIst
NAkD-The subscribers, Of the Eagle Mills 81
~ and 60 Washington street, destroyed by fire the
Of the 3rd instant respectfully give notice that notwth
standing their late disaster still prepared to f al orders
in their line. WILLIAMSON, MAMA
jea 7tsr Office rs Front
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BIslllsg gll1 & - !! So
W,sm street. mil Monday the aesh day next. At
oooek noon for the sapply Of he foowing articles n
station for the fiscal close the sOth June ss vis
I1eeo cubic isst white pine timber. per cubic foot