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Brig Era (of Guiiford) cari Leshorn May sh and Glib
resr 18Th With mdse TO s mrnys Ncphews ca. Pass
JeLt IN let " 70 lon s. 90 sr be Be bark asxasdrietts
s Sh' S,h lssi,nsts Tor London Ssas 2.ts s'
sen .Tsicr hierk. MAS tvpilie ~ her with osaL
~ = Asty Am Calm lbrl Cldhier. Limerick 40 days
TX y f, 49, - n .I"sr' &c s, , , a.
ofdtr JHnr l7th Las ~ Ion ~ spoke brig Matilda (o Ply
m,r;i lireH be t.lsnde for Plyn,onth.
Brig Carl sn B1ck,lrow. Stockholm 20 days with iron
;rS lat y ~ Ion Gs 40 saw large steamer supposed TO
is Rsirl ", Miciei CfYdenss IL Javs with SUGAR and
rolnss,s ~ ilve July lat 20 a. long ~ 49,
brig f:A Ntrl ~, starrcrt, from Mansey for Boston.
big Samuel sewJer, Bangor days With lumber. to
selr Cstlsrre 7lcras Thomas. Eicuthera days with
self J., p cma, D,wns. Mayaguoz, June % with moas
selr John Esren trr) Benson St George
10 drys wih IN her SC. smith BoynJon July 9th
Philadelphia No date, sclr Nary II Case, Rumery,
Fasirort did bound supposed She
lcadea with Rl deck July 7h lat 70
Is len n 81 was in co with English barks, did not speak
sehr volan' Judd, Ellsworth, days. with lumber to
sebr ortari:, osnsr, ThOmsscn days. with lime.
sehr Cora, Chase. Boston. esys, with fsh.
selryairer, Nieserson, Boston days. with mdse.
Scfr NouImRha, CroTer ThOmastown, days, with lime
sssT HsEsm rs'y SS
schr Wep6ovsr. Hatch, Thomaitcr. bdsys.
schr Tomnh Iiurle. Calais rs DAYS.
sehr Jane Tlga. Morton. Calais, & DAYS.
sefr Captain John, -. gaehias, days.
Ship Guy Mapnerng (pkt from Iv erpoo with mdse and
Ship Rockaway, from Liverpool with passengers.
Also, shrs. harfs. unSnown.
Steamship Helena slomsp for Hamburg southerner for
Charleston; Kennebcc, for Philadelphia, and others.
JvI1 Wind At srnriss Me- meridian. Sc, at srnses
do and light.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


Bosros, July FL share iiteheurgh Railroads los 80
read 22 50 do, b60d, 2 IS do 2 rs do 81 Is do b60d
Railroad 100; 100 ancheser and Lawrence Railroad sam
So Is Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad 4 10 Ner
folk County Railroad, 3 90 do sam, S4s Boston and
Maine Railroad loS 10 do, 1o3S Boston and Worcester
Railroad esi 10 do 9sz do 9s; Concord abroad So
46d 54ll; 80 Eastern Railroad 9 Grocers Bank 95
Merchants Bank l0e3< State Bank, g. 500 Vermont
Central Railroad Dividends s91s; 400 Old Colony Railroad
Bonds 95lS; 1,70O Ogdensburg Railroad Bonds, 93H
PruLADEIPhA, July ll.-NTst Boards shares Penn
Township Bank, 276; IL Merchants and Manufacturers
Bank Pit,seS.g si Pennsyyania . Bank llss $500
syyania Railrosd i5 40 Norrs.Own Railroad stis 50 do
3sA $500 Wilmington Railroad S. glh 5000 Pittsbnrg
es 96 $50 Reasilg ~ s2oeo City U.s. ss 100 Lehigh In,
Board-loo shares Pennsyyania Railroad, 45 90 do, i5i
100 Norris Canal, 15sl; $1,000 Cincinnati 6s 99; $4,000
Lehgh 75 81 600 New Orleans City &C. 49, 49, 500 Will
mington Railroad IS, 9lL.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, July 10.-At market
$3.50 cattlesbout $50 beeves and SO stores consisting
of working oxen, cows and calves yearings two and
three years old Prces-Market beef extra SO SO per
cwt; frat quality Sc IL second do, So rs; third do,
SIS 25; ordinary, 81 SIS. Veal calves SO So. Hides,
81 so per cwt Tallow, SIS so. storesw Working Oxen,
SEE SIS $50 ans syz Cows And Calves, S23 S2s. s37
and $40, Yearngs none. Two years old, none.
Three years old, $40 and $50 Sheep and Lambs-1l9s
at market. Prces-Extra, 81 SIS and So. By lot, 81,
So so, AID 1915. Swins-Retail, SIC. Spring pigs
a A.
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nARITImE INTELLIa X y @ n.
Fort OF New York. Jsiy Ia. 1850.


Cleared.
ns.ss. .rrr sss,'s n,,% TsS sS%s
sogherssr, Berry, charlsstOn; ksnnseee. Flowers Pha
shE.-i1,n.hs, Johs,sr, P.n:n. p.l.os sh,nno,
W,enso,,, Hsnssis' seans, RsieSsn h''''h'l 'h'"h
B.r..,Reruhli. Li,;lsss,d. h.reshan, &c, Bi.hop
NB irsin Clio. Robson s. jshs. Nh, barclay Living.
Gri.' Is.,.h,. I.ylsi: kasg.. Crosby srcet.s Coz
TsssS,l, savannah. DsnSsa D,%oa; v.assfis FsaSse
schrs@sssaipe. nni.r N.isr,. johnson Lowd,n viz
sin,, Hobart, ssy.9s.h wIish, WTsh,, DcsOy i.l.na
k.teban. BsI,mors Nsrt NAH. Phii.seph.' Henry Psy
..s Nell. rsilsssAis LysshssS,Ts cro.s Bc.,on' Eli
ship star Of the IVES. tpktl Iswber Liverpool Jus. sh
q 81. q s. s,essnssd s~ssl' with chip Ivsnsos hsnos
-sslP Esf%on tp.sl freeman. Liverpool IS aay. Jan.
s YSii s s'f rom New YSss .l
ship As.iine tof Remarkably Pike London AZ dar. with
sslrJ 5sssin tsss 3 Milan :. rspOrssd,l Norris,
shi, sts'esnan ioI wsrrtbL Leven,ss, nsrc. days,
Dark Trssss. Ahes Br, stres Liverpool g Gays with
s.sr,. wsss.Sd 10 4.SsSG. s. days with
~, s,hIe tNorl Fischer Bergen tNOrl with bal
b.rs Par. lsi wAITynL k'5sy Nsrsoss 81 day. visa
Bsit Erhst Gustav iBrsml sasshsn, Brsmeu 80 days.
Bsrf Ifsnlhp Woe kt,siss NAV 5tS Gibraltar. jan.
os g. ,rsse ,eSi sarah Is.is iron cA,,S.an, -, as.
ten zane day and place brig Washington hsss
~ for Boston,
Rsrk hsrsehel (of Bossen) Thorp Palermo, Nay 9Th.
with 'fuit nc and passengers, Illsbury Sardford
May p ~ ttte Dc Cav, ~ org Mary warning
ten Get B,sou IuUusn, from Palermo tor Boston, was IN
60 w dtyt Jre l3h lat "a a. Zen "a ~ "a.
tP 81 In ~ sfoks Sciiian brig tharstta Lsgano from
lAeio Ter Boston, - ont, ani ~ TON thatsr oh'
lst& 20 len y ~ loke schr Altano tof Wsdoeorob ron
Botttu Ter " in'rfton
Bsik Cen wos tof Batb) ferreI. Ma.ssorsa % days.
With tuf AZ sc, ~ J n Eenscn ne.
Bars SA,anrAl, trowt1, Sayephah' days, with cotton
&C. StIsia Cainsp Co On ths 1904 inst saw bars
sstit tt Harhct had high deek, and paia
I'd White; 81 Was fcN tUus bun thea.
Brig Afetufus (Br Uarriugtcr SIDNEY CD, ID days vith
ctAl gta tA,s, tEers 20 SouiU Whitney n Co.
Biis rsrr ystsrL usilAibIisi Cork, ~ asys Nth
in I'D .Ssxrafrs, order Oh F&tuck-t shoals
6s,e. r,ke ship splue taf Duabsryh hon snyrps COZ
b,vifri
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Thomas Fry, do. badly burned; Theodore Buck do.
do another member OF the Humane agine arm bro
KEN Mr.. Smith, humane Hose, hand crushed; John
Farrell, Resolution Iose skull fractured by fall;
w. BuIft!t, do b.dly; ID. z Ray, Robt Oldham, ana
G. W Regnsult. of same company, slightly injuries
Robert Russell, Hope II ose arm cut; " II Bhckus,
United States Engine, slightly; Alexander simpson
United States Engine, hands burned; Jno. sh,ngs-
brough, badly; Floss uemmi "a, fatally Charles
Smith. pbmni4 Engine arm injured; James w.
Parkinson, South Eighth street, injured in head
and body; Peter A. Keyser, arm Wounded; IL.
Gorgss seriously; Geo. kEter, badly; Mary Far
ley, arm broken aud other"ise hurt; Sarah Donel-
ly. severely burned: Mrs. Callahan, ditto; Mrs.
Hays ditto young girl, arms broken and body
burned; VIM l.. Bactman both legs broken; Myers
Flefham, severely; John Patterson. lad, dreadfully
burned; Cornelius o Drien arm broken; Thomas Steel
badly; VIM. Mills 10th legs broken Henry orgas col
lar bone brokenj Thos mcNeely, broken; Robert
Craige. sadly Jas llanmel ilibernia Engine. badly
PATH Doyle, do. badly; Michael J. La Burthe. leg
troken Moses Jordon. Washington Hose, hand
cIushedi Adam Lex, Penna Hose slightly: Charlie,
MeEwen, do badly burned Joseph Carr, u 5. Engine
slightly.
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Movements OF Individuals.

Hon Burke, and family, Washington; DR.. J. Sim
mons, L. s. A Col McDougs d. A.; Capt. Campbell,
d. A.; Hon John Magec, and family and l62 others,
arrived at the Irving House.
DR. Wallace New Orleans; J. Gordon, Virginia; J D..
shaw U. ;. n; DR.. Harvey, Philadelphia; and 100
others, arrived, Yesterday, at the Aston House.
Arthur Porter Brown, Boston; j. ii. Case Philaiel-
rhiai Judge Boyd, Natchez; Major Ncolson u 4. M,
Lieut. Ncolson u s. n, and SO others arrived ut the
American yesterday.
Arch deacon Smith, Jamaica, w. I !, Rev DR. Taylor,
L. 81 Major Williams, u IA; Rev Mr.. Robinson,
Philadelphia and thirty others arrived yesterday and
took rooms at the Union Place Hotel.
The cotton factory Of Elijah Rosencraptz at New
Prospect. BERGEN county was totally destroyed by
fire. on Sunday morning last.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

BosroN. July ii.
Arrved-Ships Minstrel Batavia, Mach 2 Ozark Hava-
June G barks Lucerne from do 40; and Mary Florence
Baltimore.
Ship Western Star Liverpool June 3D. July ~
Ion 81 80 exchanged nas with ship showing blue sig
nal with red ball in the centre.
Brig Avon Cape Town. CGH May ~. Spoke July 3D. lat
81 "a. Ion SO A. sohr Davis, NYork for Barbados.
Brig Charlotte, Palermo April 90 Spoke July ID lat 50
40 Ion e2 80 bark Herschel, Palermo for NYork
Brig Mary II, Philadelphia schrs Hbernia st Crox, June
3d. David Cox. and Norwich Albany; Niekerson. New
York.
schr waterviIle, Philadelphia
Clsared-Sbp Heinrich tBr) Shodiac, NIB; barks Bru-
nette Gihrslsr David Nckles Malaga Austin NOrcans;
brigs Fortuna Copenhagen; Caroline and Deln st Johns
Port au Prince; Isis NYork.
Arrved-schs Mary Ann Guest, Phila 10th. sohr
Elliott. do.
ssied-sch Lake soops Proof Glass. Rondout Sarah.
IOth-schr Allen II Brown, Philadelphia
Fall RIVER, July TO-
Arrived-Sloop Emily, Albany.
Sailed-Scbrt p Collins Rappabanpock; Miner, Hen
derssD, and william. Philadelphia Josephine, and Mary
Eza, Rondout sloops Thorne Albany: Huntress Ben
Franklin, Report and Vigilant, Rondout.
PORTLAND, July TO-
Arrved-Bark Falmouth, Pictou.
Cleared-Brg Mine, Wilmington, NC.
Sailed-Scbrs Dickinson, Glass Blower, and W
Leeds, Peiladelpeia.
SALEM, Jsly TO-
Cleared-Brg Pana ma Para
Sailed-Bark Schrodof, Rio Rande.
WAREHAM July g.
Arrved-schrs Roswell Briggs Philadelphia Mary. bela-
ware City; sh, schr Larkip Philadelphia; Savannah New
York.
Sailed 6thschrs Nancy Baltimore; Evens Philadelphia
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Married..

On the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr. whicher, Mr. Isaac
T. THAyrR, Of New York to Miss ELIZA CLARKE daugh-
ter Of the late DR. John Clarke of Saratoga Springs
On the Sth inst by the Rev. Mr.. Chase, Mr.. REuBxS
G. MOORE Of Sen Francisco, California, TO Miss SARAH
C.. daughter Of Nicholas Kline Esq, of this city.
Troy N. Y, papers please copy.
On the 11th met, at St AIMS Church Brooklyn, by
the Rev. b. c. Cutler, ID. ID, HsSRy AUSTIN DRApY,
Counsellor at Law, of this city, to JuIA ASSA, only
daughter Of benjamin Adams, Esq, Of Brooklyn, L. l.,
deceased.
Eat Franklin Villa Church L. L., on the 10th inst. by
the Rev j. o. Wells RICHARD MLLEr, Esq, y r., MILL
brook county Tipperary, Ireland, to EMiLY, eldest
daughter of the late John r. Mayne, Esq, county
Cavan, ireland.
In Boston, on Thursday, 18th inst, by the Rev. @.
ODonohugh, RoBsRT MCCARTHY, Esq. cf Syracuse. N.
T.. to Miss ELIZABETH q. LAwREscE, daughter OF the
late q. e. Lawrence, Esq, of Boston.
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On the 1eth instant, JoHs l.. Huffman, in the 4sth
year Of his age.
The friends Of the family, and Of his son, John r
Of his brother George, and OF his senn Law, Henry
Snyder invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No l49 Bowey Friday the 18th inst, at
o'clock =. ~.
On the 10th instant, MANY BRows, wife Of John W.
Brown. aged 80 years and . months.
The relatives and friends Of the family. also the
members Of columbia Lodge No. 1, l. o of o. ", and
the members of the New lork typographical Society,
respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from
her late residence, No 122 South Fourth street Will
hamseurgh this friday afternoon, at half past
s'cltek.
On Wednesday, 10tA met, ssR.H Boot aged "a years
relict q the late Captain Henry W. Bool.
The relatives and friends Of the family. and also
those % her sister Mrs Hunt respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
her late residence Of Main and Prospect streets
Brooklyn.
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81 go TIE imports into New York from january 1st
40 a uIe sCth. IStO MAS =

10 une ;o,h 1870, was = ''"'''' i''
fcstign liss'.'.. ''......... los 1913 1903
Z oasiwife. ............ 80 27l qIT43
Say in American pigs. ..... 1893 GjT l2S oi2
at rs Sic for Porto Rico 21. for uaraenas zoe for
: Croix.esd is a zoe. for Cuba Muscovado
NAVAL sIoRlsSales Of 800 bbIs. Newborn resin were
Ons.- Lard oil before reported with small
ssles Lnseed was steady but the sales limited
eco 3ce0 gallons at ,ts both sorts in casks and
&c. for American. In tbls.
pLcwsloYs -Pork-The market was pretty active
aud st ady sales reached $50 barrels $40 so 56l
Tor and 81 30 SIS 56 for prime; also clear rue
in half bbs al sl4. Beef was more wanted About
400 l@re,s have been sold at 50 50 So so for prime
H"" ~ IN SO 80 for mess Prime mess nominal
AZ az Bfef hams steady bat not active at Sl4.
The mstktt for cut meats was rather lower sale OF
loo ti,rces plain shoulders was made at $3.50. Lard
vas quiet no sales having tran pired prices however
have not varied Holders OF Butter, encouraged by
tie gooc demand were rather rmer to day aud sas Of
State were making at Sc 4ac pound and Ohio at
Sc ale. Cheese was dull at Sc. a Gfc.
Eapnt from the lst 10 on judy
bhis. IOI IA
PORK ibis. ................. 100 s23
Hectic fsies, today, were larger than usual,
reaching a5o casks, at s. SO.
REAL EsTA1E.-The property sold to-day fol.
lows:-Lots in Deafmsn-l 10. corner of III street and
the avenue, 6oxloos l6S; lot adjoining size,
sl55i do, do, $3.50; lot street, and in
each Sl55 $40; lots adjoining each Sl70 $40; lot
on ii street. and in each $780, $780, lots ad
joining et ch sS5 S270 do, do each sos $780, 2,ts
lot street $3.50; lots of street and the
avenue each Sl75, $3.50; lot OF street and
the avenue 500; lot adjoining $780, lots of
street and the avenue. each $40, $3.50; lot on
street. and one in rear, each $500 $500; lot oppo
site corner of street s275 lot on the $685.
lot corner of street and the $780, lot ad-
joining $3.50; lot opposite, $500 lot on street,
SECS; lot on street, 1926
SEEDs-We have no transactions in clover or limo
thy to report 1t stated that about $50 bags Of
Calcutta linseed were consumed in Brooklyn Sum
day last.
SUGARS dull. at SIC &c fer box Havana; SIC.
5Ac. for Porto Rico; 5Ac SIC. for New Orleans,
and sc a SIZE. for Cuba.
TEAs-Twankey, hyson skin, and gunpowder were
wanted but the stock Is small The demand from the
trade good and prices steady. The market Is
active than usual at this time Of the year The last
sale Of hyeon skin made at Csc, 9 months, and
young Tyson at &c 3oc.
WHsKEY-In the market to-day there more
frmness displayed and prices have slightly improved
Some 800 b5ls Prison and Ohio sold at 25lc a 26c.,
and lot of Jersey at ESQ. Drudge also better,
with sales of 40 hhds at 25c, time and interest
RECEIPTS NORTH RIVER BOATS
Flour, bbls. 1921 Oats, bushels. 1873
Meal, do. ........ 1874 Corn, do. A 500
Ashes, DO. W Cheese, packages ~
Wool, bales ....... 70
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CITY TRADE REPonT.

THURSDAY, July 11-6 P. NJ.
The announcement made early in the afternoon,
that the Hbernia had arrived at Halifax with later
foreign had the effect Of checking transactions
In most kinds Of produce Prior to the receipt of the
commercial news, cotton sold to moderate extent at
previous rates Afterwards, sales Of moment we're
reported but holders hrmer. Common and me-
dium grades Of State -four firm and sales In
instances were made at slight advance. There was no
change In other brands. Canadian remained about
the same. Wheat firm. but with the exception Of
small lot Of New Jersey red, heard of no transac
tions, Germ continued firm, with a fair amount Of
sales at full prices. Rye also firm Pork was
dull with moderate sales, at about the figures of yes
terday. Beet was finn, with fair amount Of salcs
Cut meats were steady, while lard was duh. Coffee
was quiet but prices were steady Sugars IN fair
demand, but TRANSACTED ms were light. There was no
We have TO report quiet market for pots;
sales are only 40 bbls at So S71l Pearls continued
ESQ 1910.
Pots. bbls. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs
Bsrapsrrrr.- Flcur-ineluded in the sales 70, d.y
IS fer Canadian in bond: S. lsa sssiL for common
TO straight State; IS 37h So rs for mixed fans
and SO I2 IS Isl. for pure Genesee southern -four
was IL good request, With sales Of 500 bbls at So 50
as5 76 for mixed to good straight brands, and SO
50 so fer fancy bands Rye Flour continued In good
demand with sales Of $50 bbls at So s7H 81 "a for
fine and 50 - for superhne Corn M,al was steady at
81 % fos Jersey sale made Of Soe bbls Brandy
vine at 50 rs. There was but little Wheat Offering
and the only sale made Of 1,7o0 bus Red yer-
sey. at about 81 rs There not 40 much activity
in Rye, while sales Of 900 hus made at exc
The Oats market quiet. at lsc sTc for Jersey,
spd 4sc. ACC. for River and Canal. We noticed q
slight Improvement In prices % Corn, with only q
limited SUPPLY and sales Of % 600 bus SIC 63i.c
for 62nis 6Sa.c for round yellow OF
the saes about one hall mixed Western to arrive
at 62hc.
Erportrsem LIST ., Oh July
1850 1870
Wheat Hour, bbls .........-.... 1852 1854
Wheat. bur. -................. 100 none
Corn bus ................ 2i5e7 37,569
Corror-rhe sales 20 day we're about DO bales, at
previous rates We sd not Rear Of any transactions
after receio n of the Liverpool sdvic~s.
N.f.,-lnci. ~ss uo' h"ch uoins tousyi the
""'n't W. ~ 20 Ivy TOT srhhil "a iuc TOT
bagusyrs pH ssAc Tor Ma'acsfbo. 1lhc. for Java,
ana ga $50 Tor 50 Domingo
ConL-saes OF l4s ohaidssns sidney nj s5 30, 90
DAYS
fhhenls. 20 Ll'suroef wereqsnst with night enssge-
msnts' en- .sny 20 MI up AZ srrgslr rates including
eo"on u. $3.50 Pr osIe .ofn ranges Hom nd
90 ashsa' ' lou ~ 10, ana dead weight vas
NOM 10 :. wv oo. mere vas no enange IN
Iotelirors steady, at
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NTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, July IL, lS5'

BALTIMORE, July IL, 1850.
Destructive Fire-Rairoad Receipts, Sc.
The Baltimore Eagle white lead works, on the
cont of Lee and Warner streets, were last night
1oaly destroyed by fire. The loss is quite heavy,
but is fully covered by insurance.
The monthly report of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad shows the following were its receipts for
the past month";
For Passengers. For Freight.
Main STEM ..... S2976S 10 SS24Si 20
Washington branch. ..... 2l,16S 03 6027 80
S5O936 is SIS 5ll 70
Making an aggregate of $ll2252 35 on the main
stem, and $27, 1876 62 on the Washington branch
the total being $l39,447 81. This Shows an in
crease over the CORE spending month of last year
Of $l5,al IL ON the main stem, and 81 $50 on the
on both roads of $40, 52S So.
The ship Augustus arrived at this port yesterday
from Liverpool, bringing 2l7 steerage passengers
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A homestead bpl, exemptins property to the value
Of Ave hundred dollars has passed the New Ham pshire
House Of Representatives., by vote Of one hundred
and eighty ght to seventy. seven
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Passengers arrived.

LavrnrooI-ship Marnon-John Roberts, Master Josiah
Price England-si3 IA the stserare.
LrvrRPooL-Paekst ship Star Of wes-xrs De
Miss Mouse, Cape Of Good hope Mrs asd Miss uipws
Dublin Mrs Mary White Ann Morton, Phiiadelphia Mrs
Frogg, Ireland, and Ss4 in the steerage.
SAvANSAH-Bark Savannah-Mrs j II Wrirht and child.
Mrs Gammell and child, Mrs Burt chlld. and se-yan
Mrs Garden, Mrs l. villcrs, Mrs D Philhuck and
daughter Miss Brown Mr. Bell, lady children, and
servant, NJ Barren, Mr. Dummn.
UAvRE-shp Statesman xessrs s rsnd Langmut, ID
Ramsch, Villa Stable and 20 in the
CARDEsAs-Brs RainbowMr Jenkins lady and child; Mr.
Van yassel.
Passengers Sailed.
HaNpuRe-stoamship Helena Slomnn-Mrs Bromberr ana
2ciidren, kaneenth, Mr. Harrs Mr. Ksssi Mrs Rose
Jacks.
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SKalssfln q.


DosT OFF1CE-NEw YORK, JULY IL, is9-MAIL
II for California regular mail for California. per
T. mail steamer Georgia. will elos tais once 5slar
day, the 18th instant, at2PM;
tt 8 MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA, PER STEAMER
-. GEokGIA Letter Bags for Havana, Chasres, Pa
and California VIII close at the Poet Once Chatham
square q East Broadway, Saturday July 18th,
At lbs o'clock Pm AARON swAkrS-
CALIFORNIA THROUGH TICKETS FOR ssr,t AND
~ 18th July, and 18th August fer sale Passenger
Once Ep broadway. Information in relation all the
routes and lines OF freely
formation circulars gras-oyerybody Is invited send for
ARNOLD BursUn
nNE sTEERhcE TICKET, or ROWLAND Il AsPIN-
" wallis Line, per steamship Philadelphia for the 18Th
July, for sals Inquire for JANIS SMITH, at WA. n.
Laddls. % Vail street
(tALIfoRNIA THROUGH TICKETS DIRECr-THREz
" first class Zone state roOmD per Phil.delphia 18Th
and California from Panama August lst three
age do. per Georgia and Colunhus for sale low BY
ALBERT WELlES ~ Brosdwsy.
corner Of Wall strest.
CALIFORNIA THROUGH sTEERAoE TIcKErs I'M
steerage from New York TO Chagrc for July Is For
low. y. WHITE, a. Wall street.
L,oR CALIToRNIA-THRoUCH TICKETS, VIA 18TH
BY DOLE q CO, 6S Front street.
VACHT FOR sALE.-THg FAST SAILING YACHT
Il ORIoIE, ~ tons, 80 feet keel, and drawing only 81
well found ana order to be used lately
She may be during the week at the Battery
near kabneans Bath. For sale low for cash. Apply
board.
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ATTENPT iron THE LIFE OF HESRY NJ. PAINE -
MIR Paine being in our office few days since, we
noticed that his face was badly scared with
blotches, ssif II he'd been excoriated in various
places. a friend inquired the cause If the appear
snce, when Mr. Paine stated that small package
Of cigars was sent to him In Worcester, few days
since. with accompanying note stating that they
were frcm a wellknown dealer, and we're sent to
him as specimen for trial. Mr.. Paine lighted one
Of them, but had not smoked It longer than q mi
mute when itexploded, scattering sulphur AMI full
miAsting powder in his fsce.-Bosfon Transcript,
Juir 10.
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IrarHrR Prices, since our last report. have been
finn. end the tendency was upward. The principal
stmand for the East but there also gnod in
quiry for the South and West The receipts of hem
lock cole far from being sufficient TO supply the
demand Bales Of considerable lots we're Masking to
arrive. There vas also light supply Of oak which
vas much wapted The sales for the last three DAYS
foot up 10ooHsides
LsAp.-The market was inactive; Gslsns vss held at
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OR; COOPER, IL DUANE STREET, mas. FOR THn
~ last fourteen confined his treat
ment Of mereursl and other dsea.sol deeats natsrs
He the mott aggravated Of ths disc s.A
10 charge. -
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NR; JOHNSON. Nc. 10 DuANs sTRxEI, 30 wnl.s
n known In the treatment 81 dsiisats Roe-
INTERPRETATION for skin In kaeured eases that
exstei for ysars, 10 eminent Copsttxcn we ahps
sured In four asys.