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Ma. HUBBARD OF NEw HAMPsHIRR-The Era
cls"es this gentleman with those Northern men
who are ready to sacrifice the rights Of the
North. The Manchester Democrat, one Of the
aoiest and best papers in New Hampshire, says,
III ailusion to the rumor:-BoaOn Republican.
we do not believe IT, II he does, the De-
nocracy OF this part Of the State will take it for
K,anted that he has decided to retire to private
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IT, PRESIDENTS PLAS.-OGeiai Announcement
~ e N@'csaf Iafeiigeneer declares itself in IA
,Sr;s' sns rresidents plan Of settling the Terri
Sis snd slavery diskcuty, AZ recommended In
0Tha sse or the 2iM Of January last, viz /;
ne admission Of California into tSs IJnion az
separate and independent measure leasing the
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BIsroRy OF CyRUs rHR GRRAr. by Jacob Abbott. With
engravings. New York: Harper Brothers. Duodecmo,
PIP 2s9.
volume of the same neatness" and accuracy
that have characterized the whole of this series by
Mr.. Abbott 1t is unnecessary to do more than to
announce its appearance, and to refer purchasers
TO Franck Taylor
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The larger part of this collection is of tender
and religious character, with some few pieces of a
more cheerful and ingenious strain. 1t seems TO
US an exceedingly pleasant and well-chosen vol
ume, "pour les jeunes personnes" For sale at
Earnham's
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-05-23

CHox DE- POSSESS pour Jeunes Personnes Par Madame
A. COutan. New York ID. Appleton Co. 1850. Duode-
Gina
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Nsw 0sLsAss, June H. 1870.
Cotton has been nrmer since the receipt a The
sdvices per Canada. but advance In prices Sales
Of middiins have taken place at iixo. mo good
middline 12Ye.; rice IL firm, at AKA TO ave.
Ns~ Ostssss, Juse rs, 1850
cetos-Ths saies since the receipt Of the oaasdss
sevs have reached $500 bsIes Of steady prices Tho
ss.s during the veeh e 900 bales miadng 81 iike
fair 1sxo Tn. a-cresss Of receipts at the Southern
ports thus far n SO 600 bai.s Prime moisssrs v al
vsrcirs; ssiss nom 2sc 20 soc Mes pork s sr~ st
sllk
BsvsAle, June Is, 1850.
The receipts at this port since yestsrdsy have been
-Yc,r zoo barrels wheat 1000 b~shs,s corn, 1900
bushels There has been moderate d.msnd for nour,
market tending In favor Of sayer; s~iss Of Micbsss
hsve ben Effected At - - and wisconsin At - 81
heat has been easier psrtsul-rty fr loo grsdee
There 10 inquiry for corn but At PRICES
bescv the views of holders; 0ooo bushels Of mired
western have bssa sold 81 tsc Corn vights sre0ts.
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Passengers Sailed.

yrsrocI.-sss.n.hiP Ada. ,is,sr n..,..vsrtA, y
? wii,bans, Phiiaaelphisi Mr. Banks. NYsrt: dies
hanls .as sr,sn. ae sis, nsria Bahia ss nr ssssss
RSms sss NJ s,.ns nr.rs AIlss i,ara s.a ,.ay.
Mills. kiss Charlotte A MILF, Miss kmna Killer niss
Carliss HAviispd. David Havssd, Gee Hsvisnd NYsrk
rsyaaE JsAs K.i;hs E.,slss ThssaeIs Dai'G., H.n..
e Rnss. Ns,art NJ Gov Neil Brevs Nisis.sr 70 Rss-
prsps, New Yerh; wn Val. Ne. York; Tn.cdor.
hobile Pvries and lady New Orleans eng-
Lana: Jsaa Rhas Paris vrsneis Mitchell Yorkshire Eng
crlsAns Jsssh Randall Mrs Josiah Randall asd three Ia
dies Philadelphia, Jno Page southpor. Wisconsin.
oriksna n p~vi,ier. New orlssaS Charles Aagusbas
nrs Adrisnos. Cineipsasi James rrAsks ChsrissteeJ
PnteuS. LADY, ant servant So Jago De
and lady, Bavsna Jsnuer Davss. Nssches,er Hss--Tk
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ssrvsssr, June 1s-spM
TIE cotton marhet continued arm. With free ssies
at about the advanced rates ancs rece,s OF
the late ssvs Flour continued duh. With msderass
demand for the local and eastern trade sad sales Of
essncp, v~sters. and state brands, we're made a
ssovt . decline cfex cents per bsnu There vas no
change In Csnsdss 90 Southern brssds Tier. vas
good demand fsr cerp meal foe sspor, 10 the west
Isdics Corn dull, and prices inclined 10 Aroop
Port vss steady. With moderate trsssactIe.x Reel
eos,insed dull Oct meats we're vithoo. change
Lard vss IN ir rcqvss 18th ssi.s 81 f. prizes Dep
per eOstisss< nrn, ssd She nUkst active ssxses
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os.Aosnss Ste .msh,P K@gre Ci,y-JeAa Gordon, ore-
Hugh Dick Miss Elsa Adolphus Simon Hsnard Henry
urmans Mr. Rosss MIS- RssHs Miss ko,s, sshAra Ysrrsc
Julius Heayden. ferfeeto Medina, Christians Medina
Tucker, Jane: Davidsos a B Ccrsiss. Y ccrsu -
N Chsmbers. p San YiBcesso Valentine CasarA, ?
Louie. Davis o \ white. cxesdsll Wright Jsha
Maeksy, Chas Ihaysr. smith. Ccsser, Ches shan
Cohen. WIN vichery clark. Geo vrstensursh. ID
NON sstsrs. X Cenxdoa, Jehn hsrsh John Bushisy n
Fro. cnasr~ 20 yansisa-k Rama. Mrs RsnAs, Wv
vsrxada, nelesdc aud ant Del O Do Leon Ras
teau, de- sausia. Geo Psrtlseh, Master Rss,s.
CALvnsros-Ship Star Repubiio-A L. -is lady, fsaiy
and Caee and lady, TAberdy aat daugA-
tor. Miss seymour Mr. white sad daughter.
nonLB-Barh Z Bartett-nrs Pepper, two sAiitrsa
and Miss vAulAn Miss Rlaschard Miss MI
tee n use Wilson. Mrs Babbct. Hrs DaSssaaa. aad
rs In the steerage
PAIsnmo-Bsrt Avof-yoei hail.
sol,y.
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vfsursr sross ~ ILLi-ots-On Monday evening
last . storm passed over part Of this county We
bser sbe To gather full intssence 70 the
sstent Of dsmse> So far ss heard from has proved
20 ~ the most disastrous storm Experienced here foe
me- nj y,ss n seems 70 have extended on each side
Of Spoon fiv.r for nve sin miles passing do~nvSd
crossing the Illinois river ~ Hsvsns hvm marked
foods Of wster The crops supposed 70 De ae"roy
Cd srd rhest can be expected In the country "
sit>d b. the hail unlees ~ should shoot mp rem ths
rocts II. fruit. ssrdea vegetables. and trees. are
mvth lrjured The country about Marietta vsst OF
B~rns<ttts and bsar otto, seems 10 have sustained
the gesfess injury The ioss will doubtless cause In
dvtdssi suffering yet he damage " rot - extensive
20 sftet the general RESULT q the coming harvest
Yer three past th- vhols has be>n sss aud
s~y have looked 9TH ssnguine hopes 20 the prescnt
s~ssen- The prospect has been fsttsrins. and nov
frw mcnents has snstohed svsy that hope iron nssy
--L<~.~<s~-, (In) Rer~Si.ss-, Jppse.
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Nsv snoAI.Ths bermuda Gazette Of "a. ssh uitims.
caI,i. yo,rs .. he passage from $. TAe@., V
issd got seusd.ss In hy fs,homs % water snd afs.r
' ss.s:t
.s,s' s. sf:s i ~
and VIII y taken 20 r.irhs,.n for repsr. Brig Mary
III. & ssdy trans. sss Is sss 50 :.ss as "a.
An undsrisiins oossid.r.d sincss hsp.lsss ="
pu s's s- J. r,rs c.ss: for w.ss,
s.d would be ready for ia sSoss fcr,nisst ''
81 See inieuis'ncs from chaxres. In ns-s columns
SpShen.
ship LeAsA from Sorissns for rVort. JussY iss &c. Ion
Bari n.y.,,yr, r.sss.so.. from Srorh fer s'x.rs.
Bah Indian, b., q p,,sss, iron for Valparaiso.
Bar, ssr.s nal. q .sd foa Portland for c.ra.aas
ssr ws..s. % Bo.,ca Iisay. from Nr.rt 20. sor
y:s: -; bs.s.s,, y p:.ssf, .:y: e;
Whalsasn.
r,,Is. Ia fr;. J.is,h;sso. -, ,Se ~. p Of
y.rs.v.sI Aides. f.siss oosas sis alp fl.
sia from ws,psr, is,h. s.rs Gov Carver. Ho.msr Az
4, nss ofo,E. s.Sra Ne, nsla.s. o',s Br.as-iss.
~ ssus sss M m - S.p . -. -.
ssos & s-h .sps Z h s 81 s ~. .sssss
Arr. i,i Ion W. 60 vi. bo.ss Rome % ssecsnt q
Jshs b.vis.oa. ., New rsrs. fro. P.,.ssn.. A..
s,sssr Nsw. y.s IN. Plaster Of Mas. arrived her.
rs an the ssi . 49, y,sh go ss. q $40 ecs;.
s.,s -. a;4 !, =, ,s,s: al, pr. J. n.
Sq.r... sv o.. Lab. s..ss ass .' :; ns.
s-, III .p Hector smith a., " nee 100 tss .r.r h.d
s. :. y. i = y, - s ~ ~ y :,Is;: :
; 100 s ss.s I'm rs' :sss.i f !. Ter.
rs ' s.., rs' s .s IS y..' s,.s
r.. ;Ss sy.ss:, a: =: ;:Y:S g "a "ssi
% ..sr sss.. are iosaias oil Tor Lsaaes ssl
Foreign Povss-
day. . I.,s re-. si S.s. s.,s :. I. e.
r, esp .s. s Ma e, I; rr
ssvsy '.J ss',sna Ist .ss e .,, IS sss,s.
ss ss .sss s s:; rsss' ''''''
ssEss sy Ss!ss Esi.s, Z: 'i ssss.. for p... .
H.i,,.s J.ns IA Px-AH steamship Ass. J.ssi.s Bs.-
o. s c., s:,. ~ s. n s:s
1s' s,h. cs.sriss. B.iunors,
ss. v. .s Yea .ss. . ar. s ,ss% rsi
erh IRON via So rhs-s juss arr Perry. Bar
AZ DO si, ssrs kmma Of ssd Tor Psiisa.l,hi. On,
t.r,s.As rsy 0-Bsrs Ar.a-sA... r.rriii for Sr.rs.
S..sv Nay N-ssar lev. s,.pls.. fro. Per-. c,s~u..
ter = .rs. -rg.,r rag !,r :., s', ,s
.,oussro. hsy H-Ar sh,rs csr. Lsrsss Bes,s. Er.is
500 ..sss nrs,ss a. ss.s s.s ssrs a s. rsss
hs LAvrce. kehii~ lish. chips oeo T-rr~r weoxs,,v
n.rt ND I'll. HarraA ksrr. MAR a. Else cor-. Bsytls
ko,es.s as wsil.c. ner,-r 40 IN eli, s.sss Crsssy
rss "a - VIZ tsfts Ahse{ Lssds ssrcay q Dsr,ds
l1,h ZIP Schs trsncss psavcs uis bsrss Pa
rs 90 cd' Industry. wsss. ssd selvsy. sssd-
=; W. :.: !. go. S. u &, ss -. ca.
usk.r, rYsrt wv gu Wv '''h' 'ns s'Orvix-
% Nh -t tsrks Rur,r. v,s e.rrog orsssxs psrhi-s
bcson ~ dps brig o. vile, Menrow fer,i.nd
esyr As.rs.in, srith fer rrcvidenes. ldq Rusrss.
Tor hferk. Del hes nirs. Ce-srs, s~x Cstksrns Nj
eh. a. sehr os,l ssys our.res f.r rv.rs vts .sxss
90 80 18th sit tsrk Asstir p>rkss ecr II.
- yss- NIB J-ns u-Arr shss sssA>- (ssvL we.tssry.
g. Ss.-. ra n.y -ssn. or-<... c..s N, p,..., lac
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Al. death. He has ncd, but no reward has yet boon

a. death He has ned but reward has yet bsoa
The number of paupsrs at present at tho Baltimore
Aims House h $40
IL appears that the two men arrested last week In
the Pells Point Sayi Bank, joe Murray and Bill
Devoe two old professional burglars who have during
their time sawed stone in several penentsres They
gave their John Rogers and Thsmxs Rich ard
SON. and suppos. to be arrivals from foreign
parts
The democratic nominee for Governor. Enock Louis
Lowe Eco, has been visit TO this city during the
past week, and VIM r. Clarke, the whig nominee. has
Just arrived hr Lowe cordially received by the
democracy but the wings stand aloof from Mr. Clark,
regarding him tool In the hands OF the old hunk
OF the State whereby they have been deprived Of
their favorite candidates either Roman or Ridgsly.
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MAR THINE INTELLIGEnCE.



cs, s;.rt s,ssp'5 z SD ass Es.iss
s:s aJs'Pl c: aEs:s
Tt,s sspo queen. Ss'sass
B,ii. ys;sT. p1ss
chen Samuel T1.in Flsm.r da.y.s. Rivers s.i.ss;
NIL ws a1s ssss co.. HAY F.s
bee cosI Smith George Til,cn r.,.m.sauch. Barclay
BTs:.Dsd.ls. tissi, cisss. G:ao. ps. Art. Heu.sr
r s. ss.n sdSson o s S..
iBrI Brown. St John NIB, Nsvius Son; AnAsroon Al
sehrsA.n Maria Jones, Ne.sern, NC. Rssek.h. rhom-
NOR. s,sisas chs:.:ss Ps.5.ss. Fili.ss-
Rcssr, c.n1TSs. Lacy Boston, Cabot Nick
sassi Baker; F FSi:Ssisss. Fashion Bly,
yssI0y @ .s.s G...y and g.
sturgis The " has experienced constant accession %
%ss iadsia: from Bo.oa for ,.:rS.o
u Nail steamship Empire City. Wilson. ch.srs. June
ivy 'io passed Steamship ss FhadsSSis
sssy Galveston days. with
Phelps ss
VII, Bar. B' nSn JssG D. s SsS. E
sPoae ship orssss from Noroan' Tor na'rs i''h. saw
pTs ssisi.s: tSf, k.rn.y; Ansus ,s day. with sal.
Brig $. CTsI Usher sasus Ia Grands. s days. with
laSses. 10 Taylor.
sohr Alexander Mitchell q mssted) Hyatt, NAracsbo. Is
days, With coffee he. to Maitland: PhsIPs& Co.
schr Pivot (Brl Lewis Anquiis days. with salt and
rsssengers. TO II Brain.
schr DeToe, Br Clements st Johns PR. 10 days. with
to II Brain.
sehI zuis,s Lnfhn, Deboy Ca II days. With lumber 70
Thompeou b Hunter ..f' -..f .TI|H
sohr Edward Adams, still. 0eorge.own. Sdays.
schr John Eethei, Pendleton. Wilmington. NC. days.
with shingles.
sohr II koRea wallace. Newbsr.. NC. 4days. with
val stores " 8 Mitchell III.
sehr North carolinA williams. Wilmington. NC 3dAys
with naval stores, to 3 y Mitchell
Schr Deborah Jane. Washington, NC, , DAYS, with
naval stores 10 y Black well.
Schr Hughes, hnson, Eewbern, NC, days. with
val stores. to z Black we'll. m
sehr Davdsss, Dsseo. Plymouth NC days. with shin
giles.
sehr James Nelson. Psrsons swA.sboro Nc days. with
naval stores
schr Diihs. Godfrey. ocraeoss. days. with nAvs,
sshr Esa Hamilton sprAxve. Virginia. sdsy wsh wood.
Sehr Ophir. lnGrahAn. ThomAstsn. days. with Inc
Sleep Midas, Quincy, Prsvidsncs, days. With mdss.
Below
Bark Potona. from sAa FrAaoesss. via RE yaASirs.
n"' snip IN '"' 0"ot sailed.
Steamship Atlantic. west. Liverpool.
Wind through ths DAY Wet and light
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%s ~: s::: t:r.';i';s Z: ~ iss
Sif.rs' nS. isfi ,iiY zoe. I;f ia !ss I,E. !
Ish 70. do. q its Dc " ieSi ch.. Del cass. rs.
ssi Is re.s'yv.ns nR, ~ " a., .s$, 80 sorris,s.s
81 90, * 70 vek;srrsk m s:i csssl is3 n ls~isbsrs
RR. Bs Residing RR. M
BAirr>-ops Jsss ia-Shs<h Bcsrs-D shares Bsi,iners
and Ohio RR time, eski - 10 time ssS DO, ti- e.
TN; N De-. cSA 70 Do. tins, e3kl n Do, All rs Do
uns q, Is de-. time. 81 " csstss compsay. IN
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IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN GvArExALAi-The fol-
lowing decree hn been issued by the government
Of Guatemala, relative TO changing their principal
port Of imports and exports
Mirssfsr Of tie Cover~snf-
uis Exseiieney, the President, al ase,iu of the Re-
public, has proclaimed the foilO.ins-
DrcsHs No. ~.
Tho President ID s~sa,, u the Republic Of au.ss-
mss-
HAVING taken into consideration the sstemeut
which the Consul General Of his Majesty the King Of
Belgium. cent 20 him on the 9th Of April In the
year lat psst In the name Of the Mayor Of sante
Tomas bon Juan Pedro Aguet setting forth the post
ton Of that port and the advantage would bring 70
the Republic declare 10 the pors of i'm ports
aud 1ports considering that Il IL necessary TO pro-
tect commercs In proportion 10 the total Of sdvsta
ges and security which would follow the govern
mept- that the bay OF ssnto Tomas would unite all
that could BE- desired In this respect and that in
ditioo We have there IN open way Of oommsai-
cation for the intsrior;hcaring the report OF spe-
and the approval Of tn. Privy Council he. scoordins
to the powers Invested In hin DEGREES
Art list The port Of San Tomas, Of Guste.sis, In
the Northern rhal be the only prnc pal port Of
entry and export NON the lsh Of kpril next and Ne
government v take all the steps necessary 70 carr
Art. "a In consequence, " will establish In santo
Toms. . custom house. according 70 the manner pro-
sspor, ana .n s"sr sbs oolscspo - a,..p =, no
immediate enpioy mept OF the necessary persons
Arr. Id The port OF Isabal wili remain . second
p,rt for the costing trade 9Th the necessary oness
Ar. am fhe government win provide the city and
port Of santo Tomas With ofc-rs and funstionsries
competent for the faithful perscrmasce Of the public
duties
Arr sth. 1ho.e persons Who establish themselves In
ssnto ropas, shall enjoy for ten years, total en-
smp,ion all tares, either direct or Indirect and
shall not pay dstiss Articles introduced for their
and consun pton, - Get forth In previous
setmspss but they vil be obliged IN perform muni-
eipsi service and 10 pay municipal impcss ssd taxes
articles exposed for ssle
Ara esb There vHi remain 10 permanent orxani.s-
ton commission Of four individuals named by tbs
gov-rrnsnt for the purpose Of considering the means
necessary the establishment and secur " Of the
port vell the opening Of the road 10 Montague.
the improvement Of the navigation Of shs river and
the repair Of the roads Of the Interior.
Art Tth Tho Minister Of the Interior shall rensis
CHARGED With the execution OF this decree
Given IN the National Palace Of Gustemsia the 10Th
day Of January, 1850. M.sisso P.sspss
Secretary OF STATE.
Pxpso n AssiaaA.
ny direction Of his xeellepey the President I'd s-f~
Of the r. public ths IL printed pubiished asd oircu
lated
National Pslace Jan 18th. 1850 Ass,.s.
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The circular Of Mr. Thomas J. Stewart says MY
per EUROPA The business transacted since has indi-
Gated daily thst condolences In the stability Of present
prices S videspreadine and the class Of buyers ope
rasisg nov those Who have all the season stood
clear Of the article believing At nrt in the existence
Of crop three hundred thousand bales more, than
can be r-alised by draining the interior towns asd
when that obstacle removed. they fslt 70 vas
safe because hills had been made early against
usual proportion OF the receipts and In the ability of
European spinn~rs TO AbAt- tho manufacture or, a.
they term u, the consum pton, OF the article they
had NO question and predicted We should certainly
feed he pressure a. soon ~ they had definitely assured
the nssives that the crop determined aud la the
psrts-ss without the aid Of the foreign market.
DOM mbsion houses would not dsr. to try the expert
goods 20 ravsneusy ~ to force dealers TO purchase
I'M all quantities Of fret hsnds on what, waste be-
falling narket. From all that We can learn on this
side. spiBperr more astounded at the continued
srtent Of the demand for their goods from ell qssrters
q the globe than they are ut tn. actual shortasss Of
the pressnt crop evidences that the real oousum,
tion Of cotton fabrics has ovsrtaksn the productio
They do not allow enough for the vast yearly improve
ments In machinery, the grvss amount Of she orcu-
latins medium, and for the proportion that
gaipsrs by the low rate Of agricultural pro-
Dealers are believed to held light stocks abr-sd for
six months past they told weekly by the highest
suthoritee 1T Manchester that cstton prices
safe. and must fsli thor inertia In this
country, an assured that stocks In the hands Of
those Who supply the people are also light ~ the I'M
preston here vas that u was cotton eight, and a.
brethren would carry the day, and consequently the
same strcke OF policy vas acted ospurohsse lightly
being an end IN. sasers appear ., our cotton
oc.s End cosfe-e their errors believing that cotton
has not 70, commenced to rise Tbs sales mp - Tues
day. 18th Instant averaged 400 bslss daily. The Ad-
vices by the Atlantic induced considerable purchases
IN 81 day aud the market closed at prices essbshns
an advance OF Ne. since Monday morning On We'd
nesday the sal-s reached 600 at the
the preceding Day the Csnads advices bsiug 81 hand
early that morning On Thursday the sles amounted
10 400 bales 81 prices. Yesterday morni sg
very active denans set in and ~ holders had relieved
themselves Of considerable weight buyers forced
10 pay esr.ms rates to bring out supplies rhs sales
repersed pp 20 cio~e % change, p ~, vefs 8 $40
bsles, and on nearly every GRADE my extreme quota
ticos 1t top we're freely paid
In rvssrd to the prospect Of the next crop. have
nothise add my respects Of that date rciteste
thcss r~narks and solicit you TO note them psrticu-
larry. could cite volume ~ for my con.is-
ton % their accuracy But my deductions have
always been found veil within the subsequent facts,
consider 10 unnece4Asry.
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M...cuusrrrs Asp Psrap,rr Tsrtos-A meeting
~ss held at Salem Mas, on the 18th instant Which
passed resolutions strongly approving the com promise
proposition Of President Taylor the only csicu
lated 20 do justice alike TO the north and They
r<v-s upon their representatives In Congress their
duty and the necessity Of sustaining the sdm nstra-
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n E DuCAL..

NoTIcrxIT rs IMPORTANT TO nASY rroPLH n
need 81 medical asssance 10 obtain goa advice
vstsy and promply To all ho-e may thus dsSirs -
consult professional pesoe, Dr. De Laseys long erss-
various .,sses asd ret ccmrlssted FORMS ossr ssss
menn Which csn rarely be e1used By other insivdu
10 the early cure will be oRsts1 IL
fev hours BY sinsie local Application vi keut psia-
Sminh veskncss imretence female cenpissts Ac iavs-
nsbly cured French Female Periodical Pills asd Dr~ps g.
Omcs Lssssard street. setvecs Broadway sad Churh
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'THE MARRIED. wonAk's PRIVATE MEDICAL cos
x.@..I.s,S .sia:s. is.., Sp se.Fns. sI-Ss.. 2
ha,s ss.. .ysr.s sy upsy ss.ss-s.. q .his v.rt
ssrriAss discless. rssss -hish sAssiS :
4, ,he.. .s... h..sh p.rm,s - ,asr..s. 60
n,y, $50 special imIcrtsses - =
s..A s.asss ins. ..@s.sses u. one e sss sssss
ys' ss .: a.. :.
r,mssi. mes, certain sss ~ ssrs ~ every $500
tssssss q isssss i,s. o..a.... 4. D.y.. os.,
DArros, kXsL ~
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pAkB AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PnfvATl
u deseass. Call and The certifea~s 81 ~
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fnls 81.
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ALsANr, jane Is, 1850.
We have had reoeipts OF dour wheat to-day but
OF corn 5000 bushel There N nothing doing.
X eceApts Of Cotton as ApslashieSla.
BALr,stoaE, Juno IA, 1850.
The receipts Of cotton, at Apalschioeaa have boon
30 900 bslrs short OF last May
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Exports to reat Britain since Sept 1, 1sl9.. $4,000
Corrcspo nding dates last year. $4,000
year before. $3.50. =. Il 05l 900
Stock In Now York and ports Of receipt. 404 900
CORRESPONDING dates Last year .,...,.,, 2se 600
year Ss.bre. ........ asinS
Receipts At port suce sept 1, ls4e. ... lsa2 90
Corresponding dates last year. ....... 1910 900
=" ycsr before. ...... q I49 900
Exports from u States since sept l. 1913. l2i3o0O
Corresponding dates last year .2o2oooo
year before $3.50. 5s7 600
Receipts during Juno Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Exports INSTRUMENTATION. 1900
Taken by spinners ................. 5000
Taken speculation In June. ......... $4,000
whole stock In city In all hands. $500. 1000
Amount ON sale . . Observation-Disclosures. 10000
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TslsGraphso Marine Reports.
BALrxxoaa June Il
Arrivsd-seh hssy hsahin- NYork.
Arrived-schr Charles Niiis NYorh =
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Married,
On Thur sday, 18th Inst. At the NJ y Church, by
the Rev. d W. CLARK, Mr.. PErsR j. 6csyrr, firm VI
schutt Moses. to Miss JAsE, dsughtsr Of WIN. Gun
niDgham, Esq all Of this city
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The Cotton Trade.
NEw YoRx, juno H. 1880
The following are the quotations IN this market -
IsvpR Ntx
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