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u We think if "An old Subscriber" will reflect for a
moment he will perceive that with poprety yield
columns to controversy such the insertion Of
Voice from st. Mary's" would inevitably involve us in
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

Hon. JOHN c. BUcHKR died suddenly at Harrisburg on
Sunday morning last from disease of the heart. He had
been Associate Judge for many years. and formerly
member of Congress.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

EMIGRATION WKsrwARD.--More than one thousand emf.
grant wagons passed through indianapolis during tho week
which ended on the goth instant, oil bound west.
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CTEAM MARBLE WORKS. corner of North and
~ Monument streets, baltimore MISSION &

CTEAM MARBLE WORKS, corner Of North and
~ Monument streets, Baltimore, Md.-SISSON X
BAIRD, having completed their extensive works is
OF the largest the kind this
try prepared fill all orders in their lne viz Marble
fdnfels, Monnnents Iom6s, Graresfones, Table Tops,
IHes flor oors) Marble Letters &C. at as reasonable rates
be had in this other city in the Union For
beauty Of originality & design their stock can
not be surpassed
They would respectfully invite Architects Builders Cabi-
Makers others all and examine before purcbas-
ing
Blocks Sc to order.
All orders by mail punctuslly attended to.
sept 27-eo6w
T IFE AND WRITINGS OF Alexander Carson, IL ID.
l i by Geo. G.. Moore, vols. 12mo.
John Foster Missions, with Essay the Skepucsm
of the Church, by Rev. JOS p Thompson,
The Light Of the Week. the temporal advantages OF the
Sabbath.
Wilams's Miscellanies VOL svos
For sale by TAYLOR x MAuRY,
oct 27 Booksellers, Ninth street.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

During the past month there were reported in
the Third AUDITORS Office ii ,927 cases. In the
Pension Office 9,O4O warrants were issued, and
about $4,000 cases adjudicated. From this it ap-
pears that much activity prevailed in both Offices
during the month. f.-,is
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01
EXPENDITURES AN

EXPENDITURES AND RESOURCES.
The following are the expenditures of several
branches of the public service during the quarter
ending the 30th September last, and the balances
respectively to their credit at the same date:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

The PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The Harris
burg papers publish the following official returns of
the recent State election
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

LoUIsIANA-The candidates for Congress in this
State are as follows. The election takes place
next Monday:
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

The Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
has declared haf-yearly dividend Of six per cent
The revenue Of the company for the year ending
October l, 1851, was $9S, 1856, being 81 1923 more
than that of the preceding year, and the largest
received by the road. Out of this the annuity of
$4,000 to the State, and two dividends of six per
cent each, amounting to $2O,996. have been met.
The second of these dividends will be payable on
the lst Of November. The dividend of twelve per
cent. per annum, the President anticipates, will be
regularly kept up.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

ONO LEGISLATURE Democrats will have
an overwhelming majority in the next Legislature
of Ohio. The following table designates the poll
tics of the members elected in the beginning of this
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bodies will show that In the Senate on the 22d OF
March last, the Committee on Federal Relations
reported resolution on the subject of slavery as
follows:
"Resoiredby The General assembly of the State Of Ohio,
That while this General Assembly would urge faithful OBJ
servance Of law upon all the people Of this State and Of her
sister States Of the Union, the most eecua mode of
securing their best interests well high duty which
they alike to themselves and their country it
would most earnestly recommend to Congress the necessity
OF SO amending and modifying the provisions of the fugitive
slave law that while faithful compliance with
all its obligations imposed by the Constitution of the United
State II will, as becomes free Government, guard with
jealous care the rights Of its freemen."
To this resolution an amendment was moved
and carried in the following words:
And if s,d law The opinion of Congress, cannot be
SO amended to give to persons claimed as fuRives from
labor the benefit of every legal defence of their liberty we
then recommend the repeal of said law"
The question was then taken on the proposition
as amended, and it was agreed to- yeas IL, nays TO-
An additional resolve was then moved, couched
in the language of Governor Woods inaugural adj
dress, as is denoted by the quotation Marks II is
in these words:
Resolved That the law commonly called the Fugitive
Law beng in the judgment of this General Assembly, a
aw that makes expare evidence conclusive of the masters
right recapure and his slave that denies jury
tal here elsewhere that provides for the appointment
Of petty officers execute it, that gives double
Compensation TO find every claim set up In favor OF the
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Manchester Market MAY 81

Spmors ana m"9na'tnfor' MAINS SHOWN no uSbosi'io
depart nom Tie 10" prices 'l lutSuat ana l"utNud' W,
nave h"I "Shu d l"n 1'.'.n.ss "a" e,''N VI e' i
th'V iiunosS pv '-".s t' ..'iAN.' -, '
Ia 1''t -H.iu4'v .u' "'.nI' ".''@ % ~
~ rust ,'' I"'.s 90 N't.vt' ' 90, ~ 80 nv go
ia ,i- ~ -, . y. 80. 49,, .,,r.l'S
"n'' 81 va pa. -.''... ~ 49,. H., H.,
,s' III ' W. - "a IT," ~. - as.
wy " N''S-''l w u'' NV''' ~. 90 l r. -
A,' go" "-''N' vel'H ~ i' sN, bi' , ' tI
si""- .'N 90 .'>' t'' ..' ''''''' '' u' ~,
N""N'u '"Vu 2" hH u'Nh 4" ''W a. N'N VIZ 1''u
dsl"suO" ana. us COTTON holders sun 20 "ns Tor wa ~
man la. tNt >'" 'nc export t'Nscsi .i.1 l'l my. ''
We ."A' ' WY .'" ia, ''.t , nv "a
bh'U t'u C asa, l""."H o ''. .,.ts 'i '-.s,N N,-,
marrow N"'h u ,'t.' ..'- '"."'' ''',, -,
lal' NANtn,a, isfdAti MNnNf s~' l-N il' '""' "'s'
engages iol share ~ a'tn.i'n
JUNE INC IS nN muth VARIATION IT. q, ihi.N't Hli'c
Saturoty, hi ANY inhs ne a1'c'S ! ic EUROPA comp
e Wh unl,urle REPORTS ON Liverpool are against the
S,lltr NI W amount al business may te reported at
last prices Tire home cradle taxing rather more yarn
a,Uil 90 tr DHsintS> dong l'r export winch includes
ten also Goa Russia. Ia cloth DAG dcaul d, confined pre
" mucn tr l -o.Is suca as lon5 c'oAs msdspo.l.is,
printers. falsDrte and mUS stu Gle LANES The business
10 hts,sa tH .iy constant teeVvlus - 'cSls nos ~-
AtoW.t,sD.tD t"t, been very conS, cable ana the .N-
poyioio lrOp and CANA eSpcfaily iot Vac me "a a'hS
enul- NN Nay as cu'hi~tc4 M.tA tle st.c pcl14 -.'
NtNh tu" large lWtt-.t. 10 lnt Oplllhs lf' 9
Was Cttttu.t Vt exports, l.t only 90 sntu amount
M. u. / Nlnoiev. in h's Overland Mani Circr'lr
Slr1hWg Vf un present position ot TINS market. SAYS
"A Nt'r offensive C'n-un tua 90 oar msDutlrtr~t>
corTor T. ibe moderate rites now riue as past ey-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Fouzth or July-Riot-Forgery-n a'AeS ANU
stocks.
Correspondence Of The Tribune NJ. ,.,o,-

CORRESPONDENCE Of The IhO""' -
pu1Ap9LrHiA, Tuesday, Jane L.
Tho C;,v and adjoining Districts nave
- io9 forces on the coming Fourth oil Juiy'
- a celebration worthy OF me Iity ahl 'he
en- rilI.ry parade VIII take place IN NE N pm
80 and IN the evening here VIII ne gf"hd "'sPiAs
isstcc,e,.orls Al Broad and Market sts.
Ad.sgraccfui not took place At Red Bshh' N,
l,ef evening durlng which a NUMBER OF men "efe
essiled and several women Outfagcously used. Inc
rioters were rOwdy party rom TINS cty mo I'm
down there on moonlight excursion. 1lNIc'ii
81 INC rioters we're arrested and lodged IN NooI,
hurry Jail II IS rumOred that a bar-keeper nainel
Diver died this morning from INJURIES received during
the not citizen Of Woodbury. IS reporter " hNse
Aecn Stabbed IN the fight and mat he Is no" lying az
the uoint Of death The Jersey people reSdlhs ~
Red Bank were mos Odtrageously usei by 'he
Scamps =, 500 h.o
been perDetraied upon the Philadelphia Bank. Inc
police are GA the criminals track
There ~ ~ material change 70 notice IN lht vi ~
sark et The supplies OF FLOUR continue small anu tne
Warket fra Sales Of go bbs standard ana g'oH Uranus
1re,r.rt al 94a4 % per bbl Holders no" generally
6ru IL the latter rate. The demand for CITY CONSULTATIONS
,Icreasing and cOns5t abe sales have been h@ie WITHIN
fIe range II 25a4 Is Tor and extra uranus h1
Ploar Il steady al 81 CORN MEAL Is IN good demand
and ali that could be obtained AZ IS has been rchase
There Is scarcely any WHEAT Offering, ana y IS "l,eu
The only sales reported lot OF white az pfC5 20 Ot IA
ed RyE continue, N demand and Zoo bushels Pennsyl-
wanna n nc aat and small lot al 7Zc per bnshel Inc
r1arket "a nearly bare Of CORN and II is N demand i0r SNIP
ment OATS are steady at 45.c per busneL III groceries
and PROVISIONS there bat little doing and change T. no
lice M praes The denaHd for WHISKY Is fair SAFES OF
hlds al q <s22c, and bbls az 22alz.c ~, IN oc
SALES or SrocKs-First BOqrd.-ll7 Penn BS, 49, 20
Penn RR ~ 1900 Read RR Cs 20, - 80 mon Laai
i2l l5Odo 49, Sl,5y0 State j., ssi GOO ksd h' o.
w. goapd MON Canal 49, Ches Del Canal
no cC5 lei Int 82 500 DO, e. $50 Crard B6' ~.
Penn RR. ~; 100 n A ms Co, H..
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liverpool Grain Market June

The arrivals Tuesday from Ireland and ooastvse
are moderate OF oats hut very hight OF other articles
From foreign ports we have received 7c0 quarters oi
wheat quarters Of Indian 335 sacks and 8i3
barrels Of -four
The exports Ireland in the time are hhera con
ssug Of 06j quarters Of wheat 8727 quarters OF Indian
corn 1873 sacks and j8 barrels of hour There has been
fair demand during the week for fresh parcels OF wheat a.
the full nIiCes Of TUESDAY last
American four has been salahlc At late rates, bt
French meets "a retail sale without change ma prices
Indian las met with far inquiry, at 3o % 3Os Cd
Der quarter. for yellow from the quay.
The weather continues cold for the season OF the year and
ram IS much wanted for the Spring crops.
At tins mornings market there ialr attendance OF
mers and dealers who ycrf spaungy OF Wheat,
but the pnccs of Tuesday last were fully supported
Barrel Flour met improved demand, and m some IN
small advance established, but sack Flour
met O slow sale at late rates.
Indian Corn met eo.d demand. at 30s = 48O lbs for
American yellow from the quay, being decline OF Cd z
quarter on the week.
During market hours We had good deal OF ram, with
sveTy appearance Of ITS continuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
New-York CattIc Market. JUNE I

REPORTED Tor The JrlbuneI
At the Washington Drove Yard Fourth-ay and Forty
nuh-St and at the Hudson River Bulls Head foot OF k'-
bnson-st for Beeves For Cows Calves Sheep aud Lambs
AZ Browning's SXthst, near Ihirday aud al Chamber
iain's, foot Of RohiLs0n-stl
There larger number Of Cattle al market last wees
than have known for weeks past Business to-
day closed dun with sales Mt from &c O. g. About 800 ief
A lot Of goo head were driven 20 Boston
AT WASHINGTON YARn.-OhcIrd, 2,3tO Beeyes, l,JOJ
Southern the remainder from this State and east
AT BROwNNG's Offered, 5000 sheep and Lambs. and
40 Cows and Calves Prices ofShcep from u 20 S3dSi 7)
lambs 81 20 TO 81 7ydS4. Len over, 400 Cows and
Calyos-Saes at from S2jasl3 50 TO $40. Al sold,
AT CHAHHERLAINS-ljO Beef Cattle All sold ~ tom
81 2Sa SEA 50 Cows and Calves l2j sold az So S30S g.
Sheen and Lambs 200 offered Sales Sheep a 81 jUaS3
3CGS4 80. Lambs, S2GS3&S3 80.
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THE CRorS.-There has never been more
favorable weather for the advancement OF the gram
crops IMAM tAat OF the past few weeks. The wheat
is hncly headed the stalk Is sufficiently s,oui. ans
presents every appearance OF health and freedom
from blight and insects The cool weather OF which
people inthe city have complained SO much-and moi
gram, which now presents 50 beautiful an appear
ance all over the country. Wheat being about our
OF blow, iew weeks OF warm weather, such as We
may anticipate, VIII bring II on safely and rapidly 10
maturity and an early and abundant hsryeS, = prom
ised with as much certainty ever held out a. THIS
season OF the year Apples appear healthy and prom
Use fair crop of good quality. where the trees have
been properly attended 70. The peacA trees' many
OF them. and those that are Young and heretofore
Thrifty IN appearance, have been subject 10 some
blight, which causes the leaves 10 Shrive and drop
Early N the season. lie prospect q their dong wei
Was iaif' and SIC may vel h-'- aa lfcraSc crop.
Roch. Dcmoc...
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Produce Markets Jun

SuGIg-Jhe market has again opened with very hetyy
apfesrance and pces shade IA favor OF the
l,y.s 800 kinds Of West India sold 5000 bags OF Maui
us were offered public sale The importer refused 70
,uIat "a decline aad nearly al was withdraw orD9ugt
IN Bengal $500 bags Odeqed about l0CO sold, chiefly
Cos, lore az fully CD decline. Cosspore fine white 80, 10
Az ncnaTcs 37s ca 70 f2s Cd $500 bags Madras offered
and about half sold 295 % 3Cs which shade lower
The Refined Market dull grocery Jumps, low 70 hne,
rs 10 M o. There been business done o. some extent
m floating cargOcs the last two days.
CorYEE 80 casks ri Plantation Ccylon sold with more
cadness part cuarly good and fine qualities for expOta
tn but go haes Of native met with few offers and part
ony sold Low common SIS I'd superior, 38s 81 % J's
tocoa Trinidad offered IA public sale and
bought IN, SIS TO 4ls.
TEA--Ihs market continues duh
PEpPER-I 800 Lass Penang sold steadily public sale at
2id y d.
RICE No sales reported.
RUN continues dull
TALLOw steady al SIS Cd % 37s %.
In other articles no material alteration, but markets gen
orally are very dull.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT oF NETWORK June q


S-,am,i>- Asa JudsIn Liverpool. Cunanl. Dr. Nol-
cam. Hand. puialepi.i } n y Bugg>
Sh,>-i baIlr> Hnl. Le,au, Hlc W klwsu, lheun',
iE1l. Ieiehton. 81 John. NIB. Il Irvine
BalN-Juiu Benson. Dhl,c. Havana, Sturco> X Co. ere
neu. Fac. savannah. StIr-.S. Chairman y Co
Br-s-ScMa ,S@elshl. Wc,tsto,.y, Ha;4ga bo,tntN
= johnson. Ellca Maria rrea,. ClglenaS. = BaCN c.,
Kac Anderson. Anderson Belfast, Badger. PccA :, Co
Now World. Castuer, IVES; Indies j W E."eN. hsay
eods kinsman, Cardcnas. " ElHell, Rainhow. ca-
ar,.s, y Jago de Cuba. Elweli. Radamst' tltal.
Oolro. Genoa and Leghon, Boyd hnckrn
Scrouuers-Sarah Elizabeth. Smith. NHsyen. s>trr. J
Cooev \ Co. Ryder Boston. Atkins Co; Eiwrni " o'-
ton Flugsortn Richmoud Maria. seaman, Raj ln're.
master. Consul Adams London J Ravens. EHpl"-
mia DowueS AiayaluoL. Lewis.
So1u-FasAion. Bi,G,nOuIs. Providence. master
proyctr-Onc.da , Neil, philadelphia, " m AZ T. nl-
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DIED.

A. Troy June Do after illness of % hours. CIiAS ID ,
son Of Sarah and Fredenes Macy AGED year, months
and day
suddenly On Monday. June o. of paralysis, az tie resi-
Iere of Is brother n Ioui0u Co.. Va. whittier Dee had
zone ol a VISIT. GEORGE v HEMPSrONE. fr many
vears engaged house o John Stew lr, Jr Co., II
tins City. aged i3 years.
suddenly hy o.shc1tlu of the a0ra, az R1cIand Lake,
on SUNDAY. June d. DJ Moan VI MARTIN ia the nth
year of his age.
q Boston and Albany p1peos " \ gelse CODY.
June ~. of bronchitis. Mss Lucy AH ANDA, eldest
daurlter u Capt Joseph LyemYfc ot tas CRY, eyed 8
Years
me friends 0f Der family lalthogf further natc- n-
vted 60 attend hos funeral tu-la 18Th lls' 90 ocllc
= NJ at her l-te residence, 100 Collmbp-st
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Nay .. lat q a. lon 70 g. Bs bark John Richardson
steering 81
June Do lat i3 o. lon g Co. sualzed Br,lo Ioolaan,
nun Liverpool f0r Ny lrk
Jrne l4 - o. lon 81 35 gnalzed packetshp Star Of
ne v 80, LoWner, hence f1r Liverpool
hence faE Liverpool
June Crooked Island Passa-e bry Rowland W,..s
IT.. - JaE0 for NY0fk
Aay - lat % Co. Ion 40 S. B. brig Sadsco I'm Cork for
Boston. Is out "
MAJ "a at ~ ., lon sc, bark Cleaner from Havana for
Ctagrce IN AZ
Tor Portland ~ ia ~
June Ia; "a &C. lon g. &C. sch Le Roy, Powell from No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-18
MARRIED.

On SUNDAY evening, June l3 IN the Sullivan 50 Z
Church hy Rev. S.las Fitch. CHARLES PENCHARD 20
CATHERINE A COMBS. born Of ta,s Clly
June Al Church OF the Anlunc alton, by Rev d.. Sea-
bury. Rev Wal CLINE LANSON, rector of -. Johns
Church Hudson. aud JULIA W eldest daughter OF Rob
EFT SpIcer, Esq, VI tins Civ
Jun, H. At jericho Ii. the form Of ,he Society of
Friends va. JAEGER. lr. Of Brook .u. and MAR
GARRETT = kEICHAfl Of The former place.
Al Roslrn IL ou Monday. June 10, Dog Re-. y. T.
smith. CIIAS PLACE. j., GO Mss DIARY r.. d4l- lt.-
vi VIZ NJ Willis
In Hartford Conn June ll, by Rcy. JOSEPH Har.ls-.a
NJ ISAAC T. i>Hfk of Hollis. Nc. to H.s SUSAN
NAH G WOODMAN II the same place.
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A Rooer,e,,,. y Tr,ota, rny"r phhaleiehs W
and Ms 90 pervai chlur,n ana -, fih n''t,', a
II Aicr.ra,, Mr. ,au,r,. Mrs AieNn,lfe hesSr>
Roardeg u Sine k4laad France. Ms KEN: eau 'A
and ssfFf Mr. DAG aud niofhsl, 1''fi'a' N',' -
- TAILOR. IA l. gtnlrc. Francs Oh Tn d, Nii
Lemon. y p ,i--rgoyc, Cha, & ssf' ia D. =,
Fnc Ss;ers i~cnuo Mara s>la>c. N-lcn'lnc and D.
hreUl. har.!.rd 80 49,, .,-i-..
N r,,. N--ta rcfr ilI-hlfrct AMI fr- i-r'N
m Ro.a-. Bentley Ann Rca'iov. Peter 'u'.ey All ,h''
81, .i-,r Elizabeth Harvey. VIA Waa.cy and adv '>t'r
.nd Fr.r - nalcs, Queries .1a v r'r ftafl''' Ns'>
Hsrf1.s Fllenor y ucrs Ellrlffh Bentley
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Passengers Arrived

IN geamfto Florida from S1t1f1ot james XIX Fran
cs " o'd. John Conuer john Hughes. Mss Clrl. 81
Carr Cant Dame and lady. Wm Coulter " .ln1-oa.
4 Beuhan.J DUBOIS. Warue. Charles + sei.
EiLma Plumb. Mis- Mar Plumb. Mrs Blroa. T. Plt-Ll-i
l-fv AID daughter. j. PttIird. fr Alls- -iflI.
John ClDll CHAM. = % T., and cll p ID De f1lH CIn
nnshan n. ID o------ = Ai4l ill ia.Iy, 81 Pow
Lowell Peter NyCs &. lady and cAlll Chasss r b. 10.
bcngann ,al,er, George y u l-lcn, Or Sullivan. Nirs
SWlth three chiCrc1 and two servants. Ms CIana-
ler Wood and LADY. N-s Wright. Mrs Wilson.
Ms Strs j. goa. llty, children and servant NJ
Car. children and servant Mss Cae Nlrs & HAYDEN
Miss Miller Nrs 3 STOW. children lld servant John
Sroisrd laiv irso and serrant. NJ 1-rsr =, n
King. Mr. Cce bliss MARY Goodwin, Sis XIX. Mss
kIre. VIM As0p q NeT--. has + Iet M p lion.
chi dren al sern,, Vi s. Ds-. bliss s-lyau 5ilss Coz
nan. WIZ Moore. % Woodbury. and lady. Mss Lads.
NJ NrF-t- " r-at. M-s a klr., Charles Mead, " n
llL1ms %, John "A lnter and 81 10 the stee-a-e.
a selfzsqiD VI ron, from Ctrrer0H Mrs II Brstol.
MIs jess .p u - IEOmps sad lllF. ST. II HlT-
Gta,+ children anl nurse. CLft- anI llfT, NJ ~ {
Campbell, Ni.s Monroe, llrs L.ba@g and almir. L g
Bro"a AID lady NJ >Ae-la ami .4ly Mss I1ryllcs Hiss
AIKEN " AIKEN. Mr. AJeu. TNi BRISTOL children aad
servant. sis AL Mss " all servant tnf children Ms
Ireland. Mss lockwood. O. " Wl.n. " N9n Pn.ster
Ms Oliver. Ms BADLY. 3in r Neulall AMI ianEl-er
hukheca. J. : cAerlran. Mre Flltage ellldren and
ser an tsa hetle, a. Green / Cra1tr aud cll-
l-en. kli-s Reed, o " MeecAel. SIS { Bsleck. M0
husteu. Mrs 4 Crc.gh-lu, Mrs Matthews aud infant
Ais> Mitchell NJ Cfe-shtoa. IA r.. { Bette, Mr
Cirqelfaf hiss seymour. Mrs Campbell Il Wells r a
PusAhev Netrles, W q Dickson. I Pllnury auI FAM
kn-oe ! 7 ko-o and mt. Emmett. X V Rlme-gs
Miss PaIcanf Miss p K Taylor. 3 Moor, " Wall Nat-
shows. MAJOR Thompson Adams anI .al7 T Paiaaev
ana seryaurs Cast Wesma.. Il Mstthrr.s. r r CT
= Church ~ Psrs. Ms Ra-i1'-h. Ns pre-. 81.
Tuut and children. Warner lld ~ In tle steeraye
IN s.s.rssp H47.'olL. frosi Rgrrs-Air AID Mrs Gy-
nol1, hss y tef ani sert. Rev g A1uo.t. Messrs
Slnlslt 81 rre. d " iir.J " Morris c D Beiie
" ! VILE Milncr. wetter. D smith c x R3bert
n for,cs- v W Gl.fr, " Homer. J H0rne-. J
v a.sun Nevs-lors hsussel R1us-si II 4 ~ =.
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rnrs.fg Crrlf Western for Lrerpoot-Slnl Brown. y
Yr-s. Joan r Ludlow. ll. Ms Ludlow. a. N-. Roche
child anu scuart DOG John Roche to, Bliss. Lans1ulurs
Nrs Barda el Ailcl-al. Ree * 4-st 4 and lady Rich
do. Dr II Gifv g.ttnn.
ia rila Zurl fcr H1rr--Nr Crel and i-l-h'ar NJ
Y0rA. SIR = Paw. wife, children ll servant. NOE ll..
N.s, Holurto4 Boston. Sir Plhe and party ~ j. Paula.
Nr Homer ll lfr Home and daughter gu; ~ W.
ham Hsflan. y Y.rs Mrs HOLMAN, dog SIR d--.e-,
Pi-.a. Ley Geo Camts Boston. NJ Wilkes wife aai
daughter. y Yora G Holman. d0. John Wlirea t' Dr.
Wm "A Church. tl SIR CAl--e.ln. France. Louisa stll-
Gel
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Liverpool Cotton Market Gee. MA

The market has been animated to-day, and prices Of
American "a shade higher, all other sorts the
The sales estimated at about 10000 bales 1000 OF which
taken export and 2u00 speculation and include
about 1900 American, $50 crnam aud Maranham, ia 10
sd; 40 Bahia ga % I'd 10 Egyptian, osd 10 sd and
400 Snrnts SD 10 4.d
UNE3-The market has loen ul to-day, and prices are
steady Fridays quotation. The sales amount TO about
4dG0 bales JOU of which taken Tor export and m
Clude-Ameuc, 100 Pornam and Maranam al I'D 10 sd,
Eg, pt4au I'd 800 Suiats at BID - "a The
market closes huol andy az previous rates.
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the latter left at Underwater this year compared with
the corresponding period OF lasi wear, sho"s an N
crease Of 5e7 6g7 btls OF Flour.
The following ,lble shows tie quantity Of some q
the principal articles Of proiuce icf at water
from the commencement Of navigation % the IN II
June, inclusive during the years 1872 - days 1879,
52iars ISL. 80 days.
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The market owng 10 the favorable adviceS from Liver
pool has been IN hccr position the downward movement
having been arrested Prices regular. and less
Cotton offered fr-s Orilare Newt Orleans, from 80f 10
8If Sales up e. 2 o'clock about pa bales.
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Bv tlc North River Boats-THs&ay. Ju1s l7-22j6
ibis Flour 1913 do Ashes. 500 DO WHISKY i07 psgs Beef
800 do Better l3e do Wool 5000 bushels Oats 1908 ole
Wheat 1855 DO Corn.
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hils for Nors with head & forcHas, spr,rf. So.
again "a ne tfh fl Htforls, s'crnrg p -
It. %. iai4 1.> GOA D., SCI v. stlp Hlfudr. W.. D.
], .ion .i'n 81 fu- >.n -F..> sc,--aI. ~sii '"N
g. B..fa.,4c ~i
June ~ "a % % Y l...7o i1w. ~ch Charlie. S...
fitn NaTA. Eclt..'. q. fos i.oaG.a
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Srs-R..sS.-.i la-Ss;s----7 80 Kiss % pa
HIGH vkc..------l iuo io
SANDY NooS lea Cos. Island y Goa Hen Ia''.I ,-l
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Disasters sc.

bsfG DELHI. o Bueh before reported ashOr. on Fen
Vcks Island good vessel ~ ~ tons bout three year.
old. valued AZ 1000 and insured Pr0vncetorn g that
sum equally divided between the Eq ,able and Union
Offices
Shlr CATHARINE wilson tor Char.cs0n, SC IN eudeav-
orHs under weigh Snlfhvile NJ Grfsi ashg-.
and was SUI AFRO. nd a. last s,yiceS
BARK CHAPIN. which ief Baltimore Tor San Fv,r-
CISCO no cr passage down the Jay ran aground Of Kent
Island. The steamer Relief succeeded 10 hauling her of
o. ELLEN Peterson. which sailed from Boston iJtn fr
Nfork. returned aeE DAY. having lost head u f..anas
NAN crMaA-. and split jIh. iu The BAY