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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
NEW GOODS

TINE subcriber respectfully announces to
j. his friends and customers, and the pub.
lie generally, that his spring and summer
goods are now ready for public inspection ant
sale. lie has taken great pains in select
ing them and can assure his friends that hC
will now show them a stock of goods seldom
e1ualIcd and never eXcclcd in this city. Iii.
stock of dress goods rs exceedingly
Rich and Beautiful,
and the attention Of the Ladies is especially
ca He'd u them.
DRESS GOODS.
Super 81 and A 1aiictn Silks
Super 81 and A black Gro dc Rhine silks
Super Black figured Taffcla silks
Rich Chcne and Br0cndo rUu dc Hoire
Chameleon glacc silks
Super Barcgc De Lanes
silk Tissues, silk Tyrolicnucs
Rich Donna maria.
Domestic Goods.
American and English Chinzcs q, Calicocs
Bleachcd and Brown shcetngs and shirtinrs
Apron checks and bed tickings
Hickory s6irlings and Republican plaids
Bird Eye, Russia and Table Diaper
Bleachcd end Brown linen Drillings
Irish Linens and Holland
Chambrags, Cottonades and Nankccns
Cassimcrs. Cloths, Twecds and Sattinels
White, Red and Yellow flannel
Scotch and Manchester Ginghams.
Fancy Articles.
Super Embroidered Grape ShawlJ
plain Grape ShawIs
" Blk Lace, Wells and Scn,rs
" Chenc Scarfard Bornct Ribbons
" Twisted silk Egyptian mats
| ,J;cs ,ubitc IlocL nd cnIr'd Il ii H. I.,o.,
Parudi and Florentinc trimmings
Linen, cambria and silk handkerchici5
Gents fancy and blk cravats
Fans Of every description,
rarasols and Umbrellas
White, blk. and fancy colorcd Grapes
Marsailes Quilts all sizes
Mourning Goods.
Blu elk Lustres and Bombazines
&" Grenadines and Algcrincs
/" Black plaid Bingham
" Lawns and CalicoCs
&" Barego and Tissues
Draw Goods.
Rich embroidered curtain Muslns
Figured swiss and null musins
Plain book and null muslins
Plain and plaid swiss musins
Plain and plaid JacOnCts
Varieties.
Buttons, sewing silk, spool colt n, Puten
thread, whalebonc, cord, hooks and eyes, pins
needles, suspenderS, bead bags, work boxes
band boxes, dc.
TOGETHER
with n general stock Of Hardware, Queens
ware, Glassware, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cup-
Looking glasses, Carpetting, Table and foo
Oil cloths, Painted window shades and trim
mings, lamps, girandocs, patent cGndIcstickl
&c. "A LSO
lot Of Ready Made Summer Clothing, all {
which will be sold low for cash or on sue
time as may DO agreed upon.
Purchasers would do well to give me ca
us am determined to be at low water mar
IN the way of prices.
LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow, April 10th, ISL.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29

Calomcl, Rhcubarb, Mace, Pepper, Spice,
Tpccac, JalIap, Quinine Cinnamon,
Morphia, de cnrb soda, Ground cinnamon,
Epson and Rochelle Nutmegs,
salts, Gloves,
Roots, herbs, all kinds Yeast Powder,
Instruments, Breast Books, Stationery, ink
Glasses, Quilts, Steel pens,
Nipple shells, Writing paper,
Nursing bottles. Toys, Rattlcrs, balls,
Linsecd, Olive, castor, Paint, shoe, nail, wall,
Croton, cod liver and Hair and Hat brushes,
Tanners oils, Red and Coach, copal, Leather
White Lead, d. Japan yarnishes
Venitain Red, Window glass Of all
Extract lockwood, sizes.
Blue VitrO,
"A LSO-
A general assortment of Perumery and
Fancy articles, with many other articles too
tedious TO cnumerNtc. OLA call is requcs-
ted. Glasgow, April 3, lS5l.)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
MILL In { BY

NTRS. SUSAN V. CARTER wouldAsa
1S-a respectfully inform her Friends 49, ~:
md the public generally, that she is prepared
to execute the business in her line with neat
ness and dispatch. She is in receipt of the
fashions monthly, and hopes by strict atten.
ton to give general satisfaction 10 all who
may favor her with call
OG5"Residcnce next door 90 Christian
Church
Glasgow, March 2O-3-lf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29
Groceries, &c.
BOIlIlCts, &c.

IbVHHHhNNE3 W.T. -
- boz. Ladies and Misses Fashionable
. French, Straw, and Brand Bonuets
doz. Fashionable Silk BonBots
Silk and Cotton hose, Mems hf, hose,
Ribbons, Laccs, Edgings, Capes, Collars
Grape Shawls, Silk and Lace Vizcttcs ricf
and beautiful, with genersl ASSORTMENT o
Combs. For sale by
May l., F A, SAVAGE.
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Window ~ Glass Ware.

THRlSTIAN Psalmsters and Hymn Books,
~ for sale at the Drug and Book store
of April II +. w. DlGGES d. co.
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PRINTS.

sIO not to fade
100 do assorted Just rcccivid and
for sale by May IL +. A. SAVAGE.
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DOIlscstics, &c.
HAS. 40.

- DOZ Fashionable Moleskin Hats
- Is doz. Mems and Boys Panama, Leg.
horn; Straw, Palm, Wool, and
Brush Hats
do. Mems and Boys Caps
For sale cheap May IL +. A. SA WAGE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29

80 IT. fo"l E Hr GiAs'o"'4 ]
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-29

NOTICE,-All persons having business
~ in the County Court Of Howard county,
are hereby notified that said Court stands ad.
journed unit! the I'd Monday in June next
Goth day Of Juno,)
A. ]. HERNDON, Clerk.
Fayottc, May l5-lS5l-w2.
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DIED.

NETWORK PRINTERS UNIoN-The Members If the
NewYork Printers Union respectfully invited to -
tend the funeral of JAMES WILLIAMS. n o'clock 'h>
morning from ms late residence ll3 Anthony 4
C. WALTER COLBORN. Rec. Sec. y |.
On SUNDAY evening july 6. ANGELICA IRENE, only
daughter of Wells aud Angelica II. HAYES of New YORK.
aged years months and Il days
On SUNDAY evening july G. at 0clocA larry ADE-
LA daughter Of Samuel aud Mana L. Parker. aged IA
months.
The friends Of the family requested 70 attend The n
neqal ON Wednesday OH INST at o'clock. \ NJ from the
the residence Of the parents, 10 Alen-St.
Juy 7. 1851, MILTON N. WESILAkE. youngest ~ 90
Chas G. and Julia 4 Nestike. aged months
The friends and relatives the family respectfully M
yted attend the funeral Tuesday July g. At O'clock
On Monday Jnly !. iTTEN COMBE, IN the 72'h yrar
IF ms age
His remains VIII De conveyed "a the Cemetery at Tar-
town for lnterment
Suddenly the It'll OF july Of disease IL the heart RE
BECCA ANN PATTEN. IN the 10Th year Of her age.
The friends and relatives OF the family, also the members
Washington Union ID. of No 3 and r. l.. Snow Social
Union No respectfu invited 20 attend her funeral
on TUESDAY afternoon o'clock from the residence u
her uncle Thomas Fenton. 1911 Mulberry 81 Her remains
Will be- taken to Greenwood
At Panama. June II. ISAAC u CHASE, late Of Wei
steT. Wastenaugh County Michigan.
Suddenly Thompsonyiile Conn the ID 81 July Of
congestion Of the heart Mr. ROBERT DAWSON, aged 81
lafc pffhls CITY
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J
sei buo, s. Pearls steady 4; y Saies u &C
coTTON-Is duh and heavy. Gals 200 tales Alvs bcea
sold SINNERS have ceased hls4n- ui ser'rs axe -la
sIoI-R AID MEAI-rssres bS;ref feeling n OF
,a-tet for the low grades Il S7c AMI Western F1rr MT
without; much improvement ohin and h.aiS.a ars .t
20 Ohio The Inferior grades >tlds AMI l far ne 'li
for export. The medium grades q state ar ~iAo1- mn
new Flour from Southern Wheat, 5 6.! Tor Cro'Hn
Mills extra Canadian : better aud ~ TAR rsue't '' :
not Sales Of zoo shs A; t7s, .fot The sis ~
Domestic reach i6oo bis, Il l1s' d ol Nc-tn aii
Indiana 49, al 81 i.T NlstAern aad S'c;Aera o.s.
81 fr state clonst firm at IS : Ithc1a shade aTe-
Nth far demand sales q n no,s n iiti ~ j..
common 20 good brands. aEt 81 - 3'l ilr ila hle
klouris quiet al 81 g. Corn Meai Is very .ei >ae
GRAIS-There hur Ii-rle prime whaa 'he ,na-Se'
and holders are very nrm Canadian nacyln AM pr,sS
only TO note sait OF ~ ph>A pf n' Gene ~ =
saes of new southern Red have been mne a. y-l NJ =
lower with oeriu- Sales Of oo0l hush az u ~
lev 5 dull at g asjc Oais very firm aud far
guest Sales Of State At i3dijC OHIO AZ % 20 Slll
atie6iSc. Jersey al tab. and Southern q; g jc Corn
opened rather lower oui on Caan-e lhlf'.ed WIN 90
demand. Sales OF % go tgsI - 3iS 20 - d-nt-e ~
heated j. e5Sc for Western mixed closing - &c. anu ~ =
wHISKY-The market = lower Sales Of eco bt!s a.
PROvIsIONs-There : increased heavme>s AMI dull
ness ourmarke for Poft and Prices nonnnaia al 3D.
Beef Is heavy aud dropping al s9a 81 for Mes. aud
for Prime Beef Hams quiet AZ Sli Cut Meats 40, N
limited demand liI tidi' TT
ders Lard dull and dropping a. G a. Batter Nlu.
with far demand Il Tile fr Ohio anu i0dl Tor sac
Cheese steady and salatle Q; jd7c.
TOBACCO-Is declining. There more activity Z. TIE
decline $50 hhds of Kentucky and Virginia sold a. 81
Seed Leaf offering lower prices The spectators
willing sellers at what they gave few months agn.
large sale Of 100 boxes Connecticut Seed Leaf ha been
effected 8G2oc the Phiael Pha Warket In> 1le
vii amount 20 over $4,000 20 boxes Flonca sold ~ ~,
and IS boxes at 20c There ! nothing doing N spanish
Ohio Seed Lat j. offering n large quantities az tDc
WOoL-Is quiet Forei.u : largely imalat.n, IA
stock, and prices rather easier Domestic Fleece $
dull
OILS-Lnseed IS higher, but without sales. Thee ar
BUYERS al &c but holders refuse q sell under ,c. M De- =
the market prices. CouSeguentl ~ transactions have
taken place From store, lots Zoe IS obtained iur CASKS
and - N llarrnls
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Disasters. &C.

The hars NINA was sr,'Acn by her Naest. = ~, An
Yaairrc. 1hot al miles frn tnari>n lssunl f,o -,
lao - BALTIMORE. With l>> 4 uor and the captaa pot
On o"IS Trnc mate 10 asst Tie master tpoTtsr
reIar The damage and De Ms t.. pat n;o Vaara>h bat
~ lsi wees O uo, arrived there and hs nsolah mo
eccGcd on ''
THE Clirrrs SNIP SrAGHorSa 4 San rranc,>,, ..,-.
respondent q the B3sfoE Frcr.r s.icS that the Sar
hound discharges all her cargo Dana gel c,n.on sn
an average 'rud has 10 Ne signed Ny a.l cnn>rnees
The bark Helen Mara, A. Rarin- irri p ~nn ret,-ts
that when ~ Care Charles rhe ~ INST ran foul a, MA,
was supposed sunSen wrrcN winch caused Ter a. is.k
tady; upon yus the pumps had Se strokes IN l,r ami
has leaked from pa 20 s0o an hour since
The bark l>ahcilte Hynj D.wins. hence arrV.i La
san Fnc>co. i7h May i2S da'> p>>asc Mas rs iass m
constant gale ~ wIud when III Cane Hlra. los, one
man overheard h N,Ing washed * the lhh1m. Hsf ear
9 was Ia nd,d, and all iu due condition.
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PUMPKIN PIES. For The Tribune


LET some folks boast OF spicy mnce,
Care not ig for such do
Or largely talk of sweetened ounce,
Fine as the luscious grapes OF Llntz
Plums doubly dipped IN Syrian dye
deem them tas,cless all as fints,
Compared with one good pumpkin PIE.
know our pumpkins do not claim
The honore1 growth of foreign soil
They never felt the torrid fame,
And surely they are not to blame.
Though reared not by the bOndmans toll,
In climes where man, 10 burden tame,
Unpaid consents TO tug ana broli
Talk not of vineyards breaking down,
And fields that droop with oil and wine
Where burning suns with fpcncSS crown
The sweets that mans best manhood drown,
BY lying poets sworn divine.
| rather have than all-dont irown-
The product of my pumpkin VINE.
See, on Won melon-covercd hight.
My chosen fruit. like globes OF gold.
Lies rlpenIng in the sunteams light
All, It's "A stomach-stayng sight.
And soon. TO house them from the cold,
khall frccmen with strong hands unite,
Paid laborers and freeman bold.
And then the girls who make our pies,
Bless them all other maids Outshne
Their raven locks, and hazel eyes,
And cheeks, whose eyer-changing dyes
The lily and the rose combine.
Make mad the hearts that lose the prize
or all tins loveliness divine.
Vermont thou art a glorious state,
Though small in and IN skies
Blu, It's not length that makes one gFpal.
Nor breadth that gives nation size
Thy mountains and thy mountain AIR
Have reared noble race of men,
And women, lalreSt of the far,
Their laborS and their love to share.
Where shall we see thy like again
love thee all, which most shan't advise,
Thy mountains, maldens, or Thy pumpkin PEE
Partition. v Y. 1851
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Npw-York CattIe Market July 81

tRepOrted iOT Inc IND GAtJ
At the Washington Drove Yard. Fourfl-av ana Forty
fourth-s and the Hudson River Bulls Head ippi n Rc
tInso-s for Beeves For Cows Calves Sheep and Lambs
Brounngs SlNth-st near Thrd-iy, and At Chamber
lain :. foot of Robinson-stl
Southern and Western Market dull Al ut j0J head
main over unsod Prices do not mate rally trem tht
quotations If last weekenod retailing qualities generally
bringing from 10 cents Z 70.
AT BRowNISG's Offered. 80 Cows and Calves. Al
sold at prces ranging from $50 S26 37 30 Sheep and
Lambs offered Sales Of Sheep At from 81 b3eS@ %
81 25 Lambs AZ from 81 50dS2 - ~ 81 Left over, see
AT CHANBERI ANS Offered poo Beeves All sold ~
from So IS ~ 81 81 100 Cows and Calves Sales n from
$50 70 2Sd $40 5000 Seeep and Lambs Sheep n from
81 Is 20 80 75GSi Lambs = 50dS2 50 20 3 81.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PoRT OF NEW YoRK.....JULY :


Sis..Der Merlin, sampson. Bern sda. &c Cgnard
SlpS-N lctorla Champion. London. Gr-swuld S4Tl.-
MIA. PendletDn. Liverpool. & Thompson = SepLeS
Bark-Hsnry rroNbrdge. Trowbrldge, ewHIyen. ii
TroW bridge Sons
brls>-hzyne,. Horne. River ~ Lawrence, Pope CO.
MIBns lordoB st Johns NIB WENDELL Conrad Hcnrch.
Dams JsrdOA RI dr Jan-iru schmidt bachel- Fan
~. BIZ Richards. Rch4huct0. L gan Collins Swan.
Pierce Bermuda Nssmi-h sons, Samuel French. PrOWu,
Madeira. Carly Hlreil, fBreml Grsbgll London, G G
bechtel
Sehooners-Martha Jane. DARING. Philadelphia. "
Mckee; Ann. HopAlls Peiersbgrgh. Jas huutsr c..
LoG-sae Smith. Cl-r.est- 4. / AeCr.l.y c.. Tan.
Ifnsl 4. Pr l4de kl1 G-s.er. Ne. Seisoa Re
mend u Person ElcUt;, kInrs Id B4;lnVre Jhn-
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.
THE MIDNIGHT LAMP
BY LAURA ". coLyIS.


BUM on burn on thou lonely fame,
Within the midnights dim profound
For spirits OF immortal name,
Forth from the Past. are thronglng roulin
They come with hushed and solemn tread,
They come with thoughts serene and hish'
Come where thy sober rays are shed'
And wake the dreams OF years gone u,
The votaries Of science bend
toil-wern brow beneath my beams
Until their minds a radiance LEND
Which blesses all whereer Il gleans-
Like beacons are they, DER the waves.
To light the Mariner 10 morn
Their memory rises from their graves,
In hearts OF after ages worn
And poets gather meath thy rays.
< GLORIOUS and imprisoned thfong
And IN their proud, unfading bays,
They wake again the lofty song
The bard of midnight and OF tears,
And he OF Ayrshlres humble home,
And others from Misfortune's years,
Come forth with bards from princely dome.
A wearied artist sinks to rest,
Forgetting penury and care
And yet his dreary cell IS blest,
Behold the speaking canvas there
A statue smiles from out The gloom,
dream wrought from yon palid bro"
Steal soft, thou lampIighi, through the room
Break not his sleeping visions no"
An, they who burn the midnight oil
Upon the dazzling shrine OF Fame,
Are like the lamp thi, lights their toll
Life wastes IN minds intenser fame
Though life may be the sacrifice,
Though want and misery darkly frown,
Still must their rugged pathway rise,
STU must they grasp the Vctors crown
No: as the lamps OF festive halls
Which CLEAN IN sPlendor DER the gay,
While Pleasure spreads her siren thralls'
Ar, thou, the Lamp Of sober ray
Thou art where Meditation relgns,
With many mind OF mighty mold
And Genius IN thy presence delgns
Diylncst treasures 10 unfold
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nv NonrA,Ty.-M. Wendell. Ucaltl

Officer reports the following number of deaths IN the
city OF Brooklyn for the week ending July D le2l
OF Apoplexv Cancer Cholera lniantumIC
Congestion Brain, Consumption, , Commissions,
& Deirum Trcmcns, Blarrhea,5 Dropsy DO
IN Head, | Dysentery. Eyspelas, Fever l ,
Scarlet do 3 Typhus do. | Inflammation IN Bow
els 2 do m Lungs, Marasnu>, RICKETTS,, |
sun stroke, Stubborn, 1 Tecthng, B. Males, 81 ,
Females, 90 Adults, l3 Children, Al. Total, 81.
The total number OF deaths last week Was Is.
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NECnNn RNARn.


The market at the first Board to-day was
hrn for all the stocks, with slight advance IN Nor
wich and Worcester, and Enc Railroad shares. Al
the second Board better prices were bid for all the
speculative stocks, with decided advance IN Enc,
which closed al IS, cash, advance of 10 b cent
since the morning, and of Il since the 81 instant.
Better prices were also bid for Norwich and Worces-
ter, which IN demand at 55l, without Sellers
advance of Il y cent. to-day The market seems 10
have reached limit for the present least. this
stock. The DISAPPOINTMENT IN the amount of the late
dividend wearing Of, while the receipts applicable
TO the mex, January dividend are handsomely ncreaS-
ing over those OF last year
The receipts for June on the Norwich
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Receipts of Produce.

b. ne North Rrer Boats Monday, JHlg 7-2.o29 bis
Flour 203 do Ashes $40 do Whskey 63l Pkg PORK go do
Beef 1888 10 Cut Meats 29 Do Meal 40 do Cheese 100 de-
Butter 10 33 bu Wheat jj226 do Com $500 de- Re 1850
do Oats. 4j7 bales Wool.
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spoken. Nc.

III, "a BlocS Island. ship wm Pena iron L,e-r-I
for Fhlld,iphia
Juls 4 LAT lei Ion o. q saw ta, AloF hsn,e ,,esrns
Easi
t0I - Donnugo
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steamship IaA, etc. s;eldar LysFa 3 I'm ya9s Nh
muse and assense's ieJ L Lam q ~ ..aeli m
ship william u Sesall OF Bath. JACK. Liverpool MAY
-. with mdse aud 81 ptSssng'rs o. Hirna'H 30, -
ship N0rsv i8T Cu-k,.l. Deal y Us, ~''h - tnns
old non 10 Fec. Kunhaldt
ship Chars wh.:s Charleston is. with co';on An1 Fee
Pax Savannah of Richmond. Ne lsn', London 90 d.
PsrS M.rsSr NcDonoIsh b., orr d. VITA 81
NJ tars Ashley ,of = Iohnl Be''s BRISTOL a days. Win
rr,l,c and 10 passengers. - order
rars Alice Frazer. of Boston Flanlers Havana. dags
with ,usar and se-ars. ~ {; = Nheslwrgh.
Pre Sabae III CHerr,fedl SAWYER. Cherryield. 20 d.
with 30 u feet lumber 20 Simpson. M4t he"s Co >'
IA with tng Relief Brown. and sh Friend Stroud Tn
Rs Cenl9,a Nesersen. Sax L. Graaae. 10 Is. ~;A
Br- DaL.el Huutlcv. Brl -. Havana. s. wiki 81
srs on Cudvii6 CALAIS lc d. vi,h la,h and amher.
Brs wanderer BIZ Dawson, windsor Ns, 4! d.. WIN
Bus leader Rr Marmand. Pctoo, p d.. With los cha-
Brs Flandre, iBesl weyth Cana, Wales. Is Is, with
30 TINS Railroad iron. 20 order.
Schr DAVID Foster of Pouchkeepsle Cande.d. Ma;a
-orda Texas - is With cotton to VI VI Freeman Co.
Sch Jenny Lind. Cullen. Alexandra days. ~.;a ship
sch GipSey, Bunncn Richmond Is with coal
>ch X seccr. Pierce, James River. ds. with word
sch ClaGio Pail. Nirginia is. with com.
sch ! Brewster. Williams. Virginia, WIKI corn
>ch he'd Beach Foster, Eas'poF ds, with plaster and
Sch Fortune Collins. Roc ,laod Is with lime, to master
sch Olive Elizabeth. Carter CALAIS. ssS With hath and
Sch Tux. Wilson, Luhec, DAYS with laih and fish. to
master
sci Sabine Edwards. NeNhern. &c. days. with naval
stores.
>ch b Cook. Cook. James River. Is. with wool.
sch Chmcarora. Chambers YORK RIVER Is, with wood.
Sch 5 Williams. >harren. Norfolk, days, with snip
timber.
sen Barnard. Arnold James River. Dis with wood
sch " Gerard. Hammond, Redmond d.. With coal
sch Com Tucker, Cox CALAIS ds with lumber. 10 Snip
spn Mathews n Co 9th INST. O'Clock, sailed INTO sand
Hook without single sail bound u. and only birN
a brig aud a sch seen going ont.
S,h( C latA
Smith BoyDton.
sch RIO Grande Emenerr. Rocaand. 5 Us Ntc line, 20
master.
General Cas-. Miller. Rockland is. with lime to
master.
sch Cade, Cottrel Ruckand ds. with lime, % master
Sch star Nuham. Ro, sand. Dis with lime - master
sch Ba state Ryder Boston, ds with mdse 20 Dayton
Spraguc
sch Emma Lowell Boston. H.. with md>e to Atkins
Co
Bache McEveIs. ~
Sch Falcon, lui Steuhen,l Durham. Mhrdge, d. "ih
100 VI feet lumber. 10 Smith n Boyntun.
Sch Wm l. Layton. lof Cape May He Nhan Matas 'Fda
- is. with sugar. Nc. e. y McCTeady
W1ND-At sunset, NE and hight
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MAR RiED.

On the rh july. II the First Unitarian Church, Brook
lyn by Rev r \ FARLEY. Pastor JOHN VI WAT
KINS and MARY + only daughter Of Jacob Outwaier all
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Sl965i OF

showing an excess this year Of $780, 81. Equal
10 nearly II 4 cent. The through travel shows a
small gam, While The receipts from freight give
large adv ance on those OF last year.
There is no new feature to-day III the
Money market. Upon satisfactory collaierals money
easy and readily obtained AT Ca + cent Some
demand loans on State and Government stocks have
been made at 5 4 cent
The balance in the Sub Treasury is con-
sidershly reduced, but the arrivals irom California
VIII tend 10 a speedy increase. Il estimated that
81 seq .ooo have been received per steamers Prone
iheus, Empire City and Georgia, large amounts be-
ing IN the hands Of passengers.
Exchange remains without alteration, and
there is but little demand tor the Boston steamer.
The DAYS business al the Sub-Trelsury
i as follows Received sles,s,l IS paid. 1921 s.
balance, s4s,s,l 81
The receipts OF the Harlem Railroad
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W halers
Foreign Ports.

Ar al Honolulu Nav L. shlp nr,mo. S.ar. III NcN-lo
don Cid. Apnl IS, bark Russell. Co"iy. "a cruise.
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BOSTON Jolly AR ship Versailles, VALPARAISO wa
Talcahuano VI 9Th ,ooke May lSh lat Jon 81 81, b
bafh Fanny London for New South Wales 10Th, lat o)'
; Ion 81 81 bafk Hamilton, Boston fur Ro JaneirO. June
Y lat = i0 lDu 81 &c. boarded the brig Connt nd, IhOm-
aston sAuiked down 10 prevent tEs getting below
Would trv and get port Bark Pilgrim, NnIsanlla
June % left brig NereBs Boston 10 eats Radius, fpfs
july l. Nancou DO 9th SPOKE Jus ). shIp ABERDEEN
York fr Liverpool ing Barbados, OOnayes Jlne I'D,
lef, DO American vessels, sailed ~ company Nth - yrz
Hety Nye New York, trgs Arg0. Sgua. Juns - Altar
ettn Centuegs. june 90 Manno. Havana. June gam La
maItlne. Pnladt lphIa. sch John Snow. do
BALTIMORE, Juls Arr scArs Richard Borden, al
Rive. Hem Paxton. H. siOn
PROOIDENCE. July AR bngs Norman, - Mary.
porto Rlc. Bangor. Olive. ElspOr Wiberfpfce, Pct1n
smith Do. Warren { Nelson d.. John bo~man. Virginia
sarah Mazda. Bangor. John Doran, Jonespor A
Heath. Bangor
SD schs Geo Smith, Baltimore. Nal, Phaa Saiois
suffolk, VI. Chan yl1D, Bangor. Capitol. Albany
NEWPORT. July I'm port, brgs Emma Frames Pa
~ Name Wig lrders II MS, Perry, Fall River fr Phil
aelpha. Iuyena 81 John. NIB fJr NHaysn sJhs Cassus
Orland for Newark Calt, Bangor for Nf0rk Moro. fm
Maven Easfern port AarOrd, VI ddeto~n Tor do
Arn0 Augusta. for NYork, Baltimore, Hachils for do
k0sciusko Bangor for MiddleOwn, Jacob william, d.
or do Beaneh amp. Camden for Norfolk Cherry. BAN
for Bridgeport. Pavilion. DO for NHaven, Alabana -
John M for do. Portugal Albany for Nantucket Geor
glana. Bedford for Albany. Samuel Small. Bcs'On
BALTIMORE july Arr bark Appleton. 3 -, N, brie
Gains EastpO schs Sarah Louisa. NLOnd0u SAM
Paynter Z S,ett0u. and W DgbOsque Albany
NEW-ORLEANS. June 29-Ar ships CITY ii Lincoln
and CaguIllas. bark WOodmaH, Liverpool.
RICHMOND. July g-An SCI Nera. NYora