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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25
BOARDING.

~
DOARD IN WILLIAMsBURGH,- One or ~
and breakfast and tea 10 q private family, 81 ftS~
minutes walk from the Peek sp Ferry. Boat RUS svsJ
Eve minutes Location very desirsbls; house ARE q
Fat River nc &c bslss
DOARD-A gentleman and tis wife or two .ings -
Duemeu car be sccommoo sled with good board ssd
large roo n 10 secondst The ho1se large Ard psA
antly locsted. DHT
BOARD REDUCED-Ai he private Mansion Hoas
D5l Greeuwichsl Gentlemen With slnge beds MD atk
airy rooms g. 50 per week day bosrders 81 per vsa
transient bosrders 80 per day. Baths srss ga IL
GUNNER BOARD-By the river side on he DID,
SHn-I, Qsme OF Mrs. BENT, at Lower Fort 20
steamboat leaves the foot Of Spring Ct sewers umss dsy
for The above place. jyS fsr
NxTANTED-A Germsn gentle nan wtnts board d
be taken as payment Also lessons 10 German cen 10 ~
en- II desired. ADDRESS X Tribune Office VAR
A GENTLEMAN and bis wife. and few sihgsrH
n uemen can hsve hoard al 1870 Wes twenty ssyeuA9
I'd door west OF Eighth av Pleasant rooms On ssopi
soor with Of bath room very pleasant and hnha
location. VDR
DOOMs WANTED by gentleman, his wife udpo
II children In respectable phvse family on the east ne
OF Broadway In the vicinity OF Ninlhst Two uuflrnsas1
bedrooms and parlor the use Of paror, also tnxaen
eccomm ode atoms. References exchanged. Address T.
at this Office, with real name. BNT
ID OONS TO LET-very desirable airy and psasnt
Ilrooms neatly furnished for single gentlemen, vfeN
board may be had by applying q IS BrsnkhnN ~
doors west OF Broadway. leH ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25

If THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYRah
! and Ms Beuj,min Gsvev, or mr. Deouis 0uvy -
of Liverpool Englsnd they would confer favor v N.
ng on lhe subscriber slhe grocery store next 10 s CT
Market Green-sL jersey City, who hss som.thlos %
muulcse 10 them fiS9S 81 CHAs. DODWELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25

A POTTER WANTBD-o-e -ho tho.ousssn
- deIs' turning sDd bUning StoneSsre OF al nts
Such a ope who 10 steady and industIionS can oAlus
constant employment BY applying at 1856 Chapes: N.s.
Haven. Conn. UaE
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A SITUATION WANTED BY Prols.ssn, yo,,,
n w0msn. TO do chsmbeswofk and plain sesas y
chsmherw0Tk, washing and irOnibg. Apply u 70 e.s
Elevenh.g in the rear Car be seen for Two dsyshAt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-25

JANThD-A Protestant GIRL about IA yesrs on a.. -
w iske care o. smsll children Inquire Of Mn a,,.s
three DOCS above N.aeenh-sl ia Fhsl az Wage. % -
month. bAh
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BOZ pTs sip C "a hfin4rrsss as In
boy II ye.rs Of sge eihsr Of The shove sisnu ID
Cen produce ita beat Of city ref-rence' Address r
,2OS Tribune Office, tor r. 4 D for 8 days lyST
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WANTS
uIIFH wANTRD-A como

" ANfhp-A peEDer ~ith a capital fom $Saa =
" slooto 81 coo down ard The raj In monthly i,.'s
menh 20 engage IN TIE manufacturing of a ,tsns 49,
used lhro1f bout The Uuiec sales Ia s-eur. ho 80
A l. ID his Cfice ssrs
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GENERAL NOTICES.


GENERAL NOTICES.
li:ssr rsc sslaa ~. &fia DC Pax
~ DIR. shew'. water-Cur. Institution,s cor
ueT Twsth-sl and unlyer.l.y.pl.ee. ~'"
YLebauon Springs water-Oure Establish
ment IL now i1 sxEh year Of successful opeIs aon'
SI iTs in iS. 'd''' N BEOORrHA, ND
Prince a Co.'S mslceeon, for ,ae a. factory
pr,ses Al BADGERs Fluts nsnufscsory, ORiey'. rels
graph Building, 1871 Brosd-sv H'"0e
v The "Orange Mountain Water Cure,1n
osnge one hour. nde By rsrosd rom me lS vi.
uenn rooms. Address Or. hEEKER, .. Orange, b.
foriermh JOS"
e. Water.Cure Institutes-City and Couns
try.-Dr Trail receives patients al hs eommodloas ciu
SuncsdOU esy between hs.s places by steamboat ,Yd
railroad. General practice attended TO- Consoisaon's'
jeH In
~ Hudson River water.Care Ksta aI9 ,ssst
ment rsnytorn win he, ever seoo On Dsssus by Tho
ls'h Of Julyne1t TOr terms sPPrp b. PERSON, ND.
Yanytovn June IS 1850.
t. L. Neso: ssa M, ,:cs Ge :. nsaf s
avenue Consultations from 10 rssen us ''
beard or day uesmenL or visited al neH RESIDENCES
Iyl7 I'm
~ Ligu-d Hair Dye, % .oo :. vheo, Sa 80,
r-l entirely free from unpleasant odor, and can %
Unsted with strongest soap Immediately II 10 applied
,1hout waiting dry For sale or applied a. B.IeHEEs
cas- Wig Factory, WoIsl mylStufn&ss'u
rYwIIsen's Business Directory Of New. fork
CIV Tor 1876 -Thlrd year Of pub cauon price ~ eeut
Conairing the and address OF al pesons engaged
In business classified under appropriate keadlnss.
wis 3twH JOHN p TR0W, 49 Ann-st
~ O'Rielly,s Telegraph Lines. eonnec'T1af,
viii al sections OF The United States General once lsl
groadwsy Open nom IN he morning I'LL ii al Of gnL-
Visitors N New York who accustomed 70 rsnsse5nbs
"a In
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w ANTED-sir1ancosp f r7aOsr on sre-s a., -
w and CHILDREN recectly arrived fee s-o-- IN, ~
sa3 associations. and wiling 70 work for rer,ss -.
Applieanor 10 be usoe q Re cSe-ft II s,vr,s,Sc.,
Emigration. IN the Fuk No shrres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-19
CITY TRADE REPORT.

Tvsspar, June 1S-6P. NJ.
The cotton market was arm, with free sslss-ciosur
N anything, with an upward tendency In prices.
The fsur market was steady, with . fair local and
Eastern demand, for Western and State brands
Southern and Canadian we're without ohang. wheat
contnxsd firm, with limited sales Germ exhibited no
change. Pork continued nrm with moderate sales.
but vas Gull Lard hrn With fair sales, at pre-
vious rates. Cheese steady, and In good demand
to the domestic trade. This state butter, OF good
quality In fair demand, without change to notice
In quotations Coffee was Arm and With more doing
Sugars we're In good demand, While the market closed
with upward tendency In prices Prsixhts 70 Liv-
srpool we're steady, with some engagement OF corn
and oettop At rates stated below.
AsHrs-The market was eEtirely nominal, at SO for
both descriptions.
Bsr.p.rurrs = F1es~-rhe sales Of the day reached
IL 500 tbls including Canadian, at IS So i2S nne
common to straight state at IS 81 as s6x: mixed
TO fancy Michigan, at IS e2H IS rs; pure Gsnesee
and fancy Ohio, also 12k = So 1sx. Southern -four
heavy, with sales q 700 bbls, At IS so IS ssx
and Alexandria Rye Flow firm with sales Of 900
bbls, At ~ - for the provinces There nothing
new In the Ccsr Msal market while sales have been
made Of s0e bbls Brandyvine, at 50 1sZ Whsaf-
and the inquiry good. The sales include Ao00
bush. mixed Maryland, and $50 bush red and white
Pennsylvania. on terms not ascertained. Thsre
hrm In the market for Rye and note sales
Inactive at a. 46c for Jersey and AZ isc for river
and canal Corn vss less plenty and some descrip-
lions we're hrmer Included In the operations we're
- coo bush, 3sc for heated. 81 Gao for Western
mis.d e4c for Southern and Western yellow and CSC
tor Northern and jersey yellow; closing dull. We
clip the following table OF exports from the circular OF
n Bill produce broker
tsrohrs OF Bsssnsrvrrs TO Grssr BnuAr Avn las
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ADgLrA. wife OF Thomas Watson, aged - years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral this day at o'clock from her late
residence, schermerhorn street, near Bond street.
Springfield, (Mass.) papers will please copy.
On Tuesday morning, 18th instant, after lingering
Illness Mrs HsLrsA LAro-, reliot Of Samuel Burlock
The friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her daughter Mrs Eleanor Brown No. 300 Clinton
street Of East Broadway to- (rhursdsy
morning. at 10 O'Clock. Her remains viii DO taken to
Trinity Cemetery for interment.
Troy papers please copy. a
On Tuesday, 18th instant. Mrs. DssoraH Jorss aged
90 years, wife Of Captain Samuel Jones' formerly Of
Boston.
The friends Of the family are requested 70 attend the
funeral from her late residences, No 20 Fourth avenue
on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock.
Esetern papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning. 18th instant after short ill.,
ness IsArkLLs, youngest daughter Of A. aud Csths
rive seddes. sged tvo years and one month.
attend the funeral nom the residence OF the parents
Ne 1:Koee street, this afternoon. ut 3 O'Clock.
On Tuesday, lsth instant, JoHs HicsNss In his tst
year.
The members OF the Baxter Blv~s, also OF Knichcr.
booker Lodge. o. ", and his friends generally ere
invited 20 attend his funeral at o'clock from his Late
residence, the rhatehed Cottage Jersey City. uis
mains VII be taken to the Cypress HIS Cemsery for
tnterment.
on Monday morning. nth instant, Of spoplexy, wu-
IIas N. Prsxssr, In the Goth year of his aga
fully invited TO attend tho funeral from his late resi-
dence No fifth street this afternoon, at O'Clock
The funeral services viii take place at 81 Marks
Church.
ON Tuesday 18th instant at the City Hospital Pka-
prrs-po Coma, native Of Torino, Italy
The Italians In general respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral this day, at O'Clock y. NJ from
In Bsitimcre Nd, 10Th Instant, Rev JANIS Rrrp of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, aged N years. lie
vas an hinersnt minister for forty-six years.
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Nrw osLssss, June 8, 1886

Nrw ORLrsrs, June y, 1870.
The Cube Expedition sns he Nsv 0rl,sr Pr,ss-Inedenis
Cc--ssfed viA ne -anack Csrdenss-TRs Hooss Of
nS Erredsfson-~4ecid,nis &c.
have written 10 the hostility Of some papers Of
this city towards the rights and aims OF the liberia
tors- and their unfOunded sscriptons the motives
Of en- Loper and other leaders One Of them, the
Courier, charged that Lopss might be agent Of
Spain for the tightening Of her grasp upon the unortu
nate queen Of the Antilles snd In the furtherssce Of
such task he came 10 shores to raise band Of
Oct boods and lead then 10 some spot where spanish
eoidiers could safely butcher them Lopes vas to es
cape and pay for showing thus
% the Creoles the resissness Of Spanish power and
for covering the spirit Of freedom, Which vss aiming
from these States blow at that power. charge ~
srocous has been proved false, by the events and
rVtuit THE recent invasion The Picsysns and D.hs
ere Of q different character. The former, smlnentJ
csutious and conservative, did not the movem<st
nether Il falsely cpithetc Satisfied Of the honor
bravery and ability Of Lopes that he would not Be- as
socisted With, and endorsed By, such distipsaished
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fhIsbtifHisf suhs 10 totVs
WAC State Correnhc--.4o for E-igrsrs
-Gemsn Musical F,st,rai, &c.
Tomorrow, the whig state Convention Of Pennsyi-
vsns meets in this city in the upper saloon Of the
mammoth Museum building The counties viii be
pretty well represented and the proceedings frsughs
with interest. Being on hand, SHAH keep you duly
advised Of the secret history Of the affair, for that
which appears upon the surface shows but little Of be
true feeling In the ranks Of the party.
few days ago, noticed the fact that the IMMIGRANT
Society Of this city had determined 70 buy lot on
Smiths Island and erect buildings thereon for the
temporary accommodation Of emigrsnts In the mean.
time while the subscriptions for that purpose is going
on the society have agreed to lease the farm of Jasper
Harding Of the P,nrsyrsn,s Inquirer about four miles
from Gloucester, vhereen 10 employ destitute emil
grants until they hnd permanent situations The
buildings Smiths Island are TO consist OF too
boarding houses, with bathing and washing houses
attached One Of these 10 for the better class Of end
grants and the other for the poorer You viii per-
ceive that this cmgrsnt society has ides Of being
democratic in its arrangements. Better Glass Of
em'Trants" means those Who not poor ~ Jobs
TURKEY tho others are the sres. un-sshed eiss-ths
cellar door democracy" Of the ould sounthries-
The Germans are all on high horses ret IL you'd
be curious calculation, one could arrive 81 the
qusntty OF Lager Beer" drank In ths city since the
solvent of the stranger musical clubs among one
chap tells that u amounts 70 Ice barrels On con-
vprspg With the spectators Who In Indrpeudercs
Square yesterday during the ceiehration ind that
there IL pretty general feeling of dissppointm snt
v.ry fev eopid hear the music exeep, those imme-
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Corro--The sales reached about 800 bales the
market closing nrm, at full prices
Corrsr-Ths demand vss active, and the mstket
steady with r,e~ Of 1000 bags Java at lilo N xc ;
$50 bsgs Lsgusyrs at exc; and $50 bags Costa Rics
IT lilo.
Psuorrs-Ccttor taken st about 3-1sd, and
corn At "a, and -four "a % 10 Liverpool While dead
weight vss nominal AZ los la "a. To Hsvre, the
rates continued 10 be unchanged Tho being the
Of the sailing of the Hermann and Amerfca, merchants
we're quite busy With their correspondence and the
Cambria besins be expected a. Halifax many parties
we're 20 operate 70 any considerable extent
Hspvs Holdere having advanced their pretensions,
there vas not much doing The market quite bare
81 Southern. and the demand In Consequence
limited The last arrival Of Rio Grsndes tcomprsing
5000 have been put In store, and held hrmy Al
13c. A lot Of be,0 Buenos Ayres, received per the
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MARITIME INTELLIoE E.


Cleared.
Stesmcrs-Aneric., (Brl shannon. Liverpool. Cunsri
irersides Green fhilsseiRhis -,
ships-Ssreiine Read, R..d. ssn rrsneisco, W Elve
rurnscn hsrsell Quebec nesmith sons Quebec, shsp
ter, New Orleans, stanton rhomp-on.
Barts-John Dare tBrl walters, Buencs Ayrcs, smids
Bsichen. Byron, Upshur hsrseille Grossly Crocter Coz
Hesperus. Hiishcrn, hsrseilles smidt Baehen Edgar
shs ss,snrss sgosots Tilsst9s Cos lonis Wade. 81
Bres-Ns,hilde, lBreu Won Bcrte Bremen, Brock
eimsnn; Louder, Hrovn. Africa Juis M,ulton Demii,
Neuvitas Oven Som Aumlst Sponord, kingston Js,
Trupdy Go; swan, Pierce, Bermuda Nesmith n sens
Hids Hsnssndshl 50 John, NIB, Smidt Bslchsn Times,
iBrl ssnlle, Dot Mcccs lBrl Mckenzie shsdisc Cook
Smith Tro tbd Robson, Novs Scotia, Punch Meineke
schrs-sii.s Hand Act.riy oonsives o.rer; yuii.
Nancy Httlejchn. Nev Orleans Charger Blakeuss Bsl
Baltimore, slesht 10; Eiirs Hand Rohsrdson Phil
sdelrhis Dandy, tBrl johnson, Harbor flsnd Ackey
Alexander ~ Crove Warehsm; Harriet Presby Tssnton;
.con Perry New Bedford Lusien, Crovc Boston; Rhsds
sicop-President, rrisb.e. New HAYES.
Arrived.
cotton, 70 INNS Hufer sch inss C.rry.fort Reef
ss~ brig Mobile from Mobile for Nsrt.L
ship Hartford ssnnemss Savannah, days With cotton
Bsrk Mount Bernard. - Nsrssills. % dsy. with wines
Brie wiiiisa ws,.op Coz re- Hsve.l Carrier Ponce.
PR Jane Is., With " rrovbrias. ses % Neg
Bris Dao tPrus) Nsi.hs. Buenos Ayre. a days. vita
hidrs wool "
81. ou,,ees.rs ts-j Dsiuann. Per, vs.srs 50 days.
s.hr rsr.I Brrrs. s.r.s.is.. 70 dsy- vi.h hisss
vseL teeR Trusdr. jane Sch, iss y ss, lee ~ d,
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distely the dngers II IL quite evident that they
sang too low BY half, chanting they were afraid
to be heard BY any but themselves. IL Was tho same
way with the great demonstration In fave. OF Euro
pesn freedom In l848. The German societies of the
city then sang In the same square, and although
was bat u short distance Of could not hear them.
The Frenohmen, Who ct their swn stand In another
corner OF the square, srucEup the Marseaiss might
have been heard two squares OF These large derman
musical festivals In the open air seem very grand At
the contemplation Of 500 singers joining together
In ono chorus but single club Of them left TO them
selves could do the matter ten times better. Last
evening they had . concert In the Musical Fund Hall
and to-day they have pic mic at Lemon Hill.
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lsth-Aw schrs Geo W Corner Trimysr. Bsituor, Bss-
tes Cerses soeps yrsdsre Brown Gardas
fHort; oouthpsrt Jscksen, doJ Ninrod Couiey de- I'd
sch Jas rishsr Andsrses and sois Cssta
h.s, Linns United Hsllsok, Commodors RoS Aits-
~. asSps ch,.ss Rhodes Blackstone Appssy. And Point
16.A-cans ors Of Vineyard Sound. sehr Garland fsa
PcsrLAsD, June is-Arr scar Compliance Sears NY.rt.
l6tA. brig Hanover York, MstsnsA Ivanhoe Snsn-
ton, NYork. CID 18th, John Avss Pote AZ
is;a brig John Rhosds. asy l7s sonsl Yorl Bs,ln:
lsfson Cardena sohIs Uneas Delaney shaw
Brannin NYsIk; Deksrssn. cor.sn, do; sheaa.dsah
Smith. Providence; Henry Ls., smith. DO
RcHnoND, June l6-Arr sehrs Hsnrieo, TutNs, NYsrks
Joseph Brow. LayAelS Albany sd sshrs Mary Ped.
sALs.. June i6-Arr FAIRFIELD. Nieksrsoa Norfolk
SD 18th brig America Trssdweu PhladslphiA 18th, bark
Pilot Fejes Islands.
WIAseros, June lsIArr brig Queen Esther Ps.dissss.
NYork; schr Powell, Powell, do CID 18th. RussiaS
ssiliot Riduol Poemann Amsterdam; l5th brig CstAs-
Elizabeth, Jansen, ROTTERDAM.
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The CoNSEcrioUr RIVER BAyx RoBBEny.-Tho Boston
Irarener OF the 18th inst speaking OF the robbery OF
the Connecticut River Bank, at Charestown, N. II /,
and the recovery Of the money, says The outside
door opened with false keys the door broken
open and outside door OF the safe forced BY
apparently Of powerful burglarious Instruments The
inner door ef the safe blown open by gunpowa.r
and the isolation OF the building prevented ths
plosion from being heard At O'Clock on Wednes-
day morning tho Cashier, upon yroeeeding to the
bank, discovered the robbery, The amounts taken
we.s $4,000 in gold coins, sleOS in silver, $500
a.ss s hank we're end 81 & bs q osh.
Ing $1,000 reward for the recovery Of the money and
the detection Of the thieves or $500 for either Sc
parstely. Soon after the issue Of the hsndbIls In
formation reached Charlestown that man nam cd Gee
at about A. NJ. that morning had vered
on the road In MARROW, which is about twenty miles
from Charleetown, team. consisting Of . valuable
bay mare and buggy wagon. Mr.. Gee, supposng that
1t belonged to some at hand tied the herss
to q tree but after while finding that one ap-
peared to claim IT, concluded to mako examine
tion, when TO his astonishment, he discovered it's
quantity Of bank bills large set Of burgarious tools
articles OF ladies' wearing apparel, and tin kettle
containing cold vctuals. ExGovernor Hubbard, Pre-
sident Of tho Bank, Geo. Aloott Cashier and Deputy
money In the wagon that stolen from the bank not
dollar being missing The money and the tools we're
taken back to Charlestown Tho team remains Mar
low The discovery OF the team ut NARROW took place
town 1t b supposed that this sudden Abandonment of
large q sum by the thieves caused by fright or
perhaps fear Of their inability to escape with t.
team resembling that found and containing . man
and woman, was seen In that vicinity . day two
previous to the robbery Prom the style OF the car
rhge and the manner Of shooting the horse they we're
supposed to belong In Boston IL Ii supposed that the
woman seen was man In disguise, who, In the moment
OF fright. which caused them suddenly TO dscamp,
threw on his female apparel In order TO facilitate his
escape.
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TeIegraphio Reports.

BALTIMORE, juno 1850.
Sales Of Howard street -four have been made at IS 81
Grain unchanged At auction to-day, lot OF 800
hhds. Porto Rico sugar, sold at 81 exc.
Ngw 0RLKAss, June IL, 1850.
The Cotton Market Is dull to- day2000 bales Of mid
dlins have been sold At In ~. The increased ro-
CENTS of n have caused decline of rs cents
now quote ordip ry brands at ST. The depression IL
caused BY the sIpeS' alton Of shipments from the
East. Mess Pork Is steSdy Al vi 90 Sales OF 40
hhds OF sugar taken plnoS AZ an advance OF &c
cay TOR fair New Orleans, 81 at y.
BuYraLo. Jpce is, 1850.
Tho receipts In the last -four hours haze been
Flour, 500 bbls; wheat none; corn, 500 bushels
The -four market islimited to home and Eastern wants.
and the expected steamers news Is awaited by ship
PERI. There is not much enquiry for wheat corn Is
steady at yesterday rates Sales OF 1900 bushels at
boc for mixed Western. No change In freghts.
ALsaSr, June Is, 1850
Receipts this day, are, Of aour, 500 bbls; wheat
none; corn, 900 bushels The -four market Is steady
but inactive 500 bushels OF Medsrranean wheat sold
At l3sc The corn supplies large, and buyers
holding back for lover prices Sales OF 5000 bushels
Of rye at 6oc and Of 1000 bushels Of oats at 20Yc
Prison vhiskey-loo gallons have been sold at lsHo.
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.
~ a


Bosros. June ls-B-oksr, Be,rd-e share. Boston and
Is Northern do 6 10 Old Colony 90 Vermont Cen
trail do, 2 Boston, Concord and Montreal do a. Az
burn Rochester i0a Eastern DO io boston aud
Worcester do, lc0a; Concord de, 56k New England
Worsted Company, 90; Merchants Bank, ITO; Boston
Bank s6 IL do, b6 $50 dividend Vermont Central Rail-
road 49, 500 Vermont and Massach Railroad Bonds,
So 800 0gdenturg do do 30 s0 500 Norfolk County do do,
81; 900 do 621l; 100 Vermont Central do do, 9lx.
PHuADyIrHIA, Juno 1s-Fira Board-4o0 shares Girard
Bank 1876 3do Union Bank Tennessee 6, 1850 do. Morris
Canal lsi $1,000 Reading Railroad 6s 1876 shares Penn
syivana Rsrosd 4s 5000 Texas Registered Notes ~ 500
Pittsburgh 6s "a Second Boprd-l50 shares Resding Rail-
road, 2 $1,000 Allcghauy City g. 10 eo - shr: Beaver
Meadow Railroad 46 do Railroad 45 IS do.
Norris Canal lea; $4,000 Reading Railroad Sc. 1917.
BaLrInoRR. June H-So00 Maryland quarterly U.s. OPP.
S 10 shares Merchants Bank 1O5l; 10 do do 1854 Is
Union Bank. 72,s 70 do Do 5ss Marine Bank ~ Il
road, 6Ss rs do DO do timeh ~ 2 do DO do do OK
land Railroad, u. 80 do. do do. 1914.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
MAArcArBo, May 2lst-Business Is dull. Coffee
selling ut IS so, with but few transactions, and
moderate stock. Cocoon scarce al OK to 67s The
bark Irma was loading for Philsdelphia, aud would
sail in about davs No other vessels in port, but
nuIpher were daily expected.
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Foreign Malls.


Lrr.s BAGS Of steamer America for Halifax and Liver
this day. 18TH ct the usual hours. Letters be
paid to destination.
Letter Bag Com Prebls for Rio Janero ks
will close 81 the Exchange Reading Room, 81 Exchange
Letter Bsss Of Hermann for Southampton and
Bremen, viii close lat the above ONCE at
o'clock.
The above Letter Bags are aiss ct Ksnyon 81 Wall street
Herald Marine COrrospOndencs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1874 N.
Arrived-ship Niagara, Harper, Palermo baris Eagle
Mathews Boston; Nashua, Clifford, do Seah Atkins, dol
denoe HsnIiett. Haett NYork; Charles Phillips Taun
Mass; Benz Brown. Pickards New London; Thomp
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