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yTARNIsHEs, GUM COPALs, SPIRITS
Turpentine, a. Am ertcnn LiDsee I'd OIL.
so cases Gum Copal, med. and fine Zanzibar, &c. III
400 bbls superior Coach Body Carriage Oil Cloth Polish
Ing, Flowing Scrapng, Cabinet and yenitian Blind Var
nishcs, Nos. ], 2, and g. III Hrttt s#t assn sJ. II
10 bbls Sign and Graining varnish.
s do white flowing do at.
3 do outside do do warranted,
8 do White do do for maps or whips
10 do Iron varnish. tt i Ut3 i7'#t I-#
20 do Painters' Japan. #t,Eea He1 a#t
100 do Spirits Turpcntne In glued bbls half bbls
looo gallons American Linseed OIL.
prioes .fytTT' N 40 ir-l -N-2' -
Also durn sheilsc, sandrsc, Lthergo Red Lead, Dry
White Load n lo lb Kegs Wholesale and retail at the
Persons purchasing tho above win do wen to call and
examine for themselves. af,., -s...y,
NJ d. Persons wanting Varnishes manufactured yil,
please cal, the subscriber E prepared to nanucnrc
ali kinds.al srfngl oli,eq,o 1. BENZ. O, H0RNoR
tween Maskst and Arch srssss, Phpa msr a4-H
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To Hotel Proprietors and others.
THE DAILY RE GISTE II,
E,on pUpy Isuen nAuy NV

~ MUHAN q lSICKELS, PIfILAUELPHIA, ~
rs circulated extensively among the Merchants Of that
i city, ana travellers find II III all the Hotels, Steam
boats, Railroad conveyances diverging from Pha-
delpha 1t contains correct list Of the Of those
arriving at the principal hotels daily and
quenty Is the best the Propretors Of Hotels
other cities have for extending their business among
the travelling public. -e
as- Messrs. CoSSoILY, WMEa McGnI- Publishers of
the Asecan Telegraph, are the authorized agents for
Washington city. y ~ M ,s mar A--f
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.

NT0UITON a CO, Successors to JSo. FMcoSER 4 Co.,
Nl o. Cedar and 20 Pine streets New York, invite
chants visiting New York city TO their immense stock of
Foreign ana pomcstic, Fancy and staple Dry Goods
by every steamer and elegant styles, confined
voly 10 this house. consisting every variety Of
Goods 10 be found In the French German English, and
American markets. and prices that will defy competitors
Cash buyers and merchants generally win do we'll 10
call and examine stock, goods are adapted to
every section of the country and are resolved to spare
efforts 10 make II the interest Of every merchant to
JAMES 8. MotiLToN,
h1 ys-ss,,F JAMES W BARBER,
ttS,.ir ..ist5 Nh ZENAS NEWELL.
NJ yo~L M.r.h IaI1 t r,ar
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STIMSON "a Co.'s

Nev York, Ne'o Orleans, and Noble E1press,
TONNECTING with the swiftest and most responsible
expresses between the principal towns in Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con-
ncccut Lower Canada New York State, Delaware Penn.
sylvania Maryland District Of Columbia, Indiana, Ohio,
Illinois, the Western States generally the Mississippi and
Alabama river towns and the prominent places in Geor
ga and the Caronas. at.t@H
Our facilities extensive and perfect that
secure the safe and speedy transportation OF freight
trunks packages, and valuable parcels, from end Of
the country the other and between the most remote
points Il stHt.H 4
From many years experience In tho express busi
ness while connected with Messrs Adams Co., and
advantages In other respects mot the least Of
which is the confidence and patronage Of the New York
community feel assured that we shall never cease to
give the entire satisfaction to our friends, tho jewell
lcrs, bankers, and merchants generally. Z
We beg leave 10 call attention 10 our California Express
from New Orleans and our Express between New Orleans
and Mobile. .. .
Offices: st. Charles Hotel Building, New Orleans, and
10 Wall street, New York. 2t--U
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FSE FELLows. The man who advertises in
our paper, the man who never refuses TO lend
you money, and the fellow who is counting your
sister.
MODEST MES.--The man that blows his own
trumpet, the editor Of "the best newspaper In
the United States" and the contributor VINO
expects cash for his first attempt
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Increase during the month

Increase during the month 7,0l7
Not only is there an increase for March over
February of the present year, but over March
Of last year the increase is very great indeed.
II is as follows:
For March, 1851, total 16,52e
For March, 1850, total 6,165
Increase 10,364
There is much suffering at New York among
the immigrants, from ship-fever, smallpox, and
starvation!
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l0,364

RISE or Rents IN New YoRK.--Accordi ding TO
the Day Book there is a general rise in rents
in New York. Houses that rented few years
ngo for $500, now bring $500 and $1400 per
annum; and those that rented in 1S46 and 1S47
for $1,000 now bring $4,000.
Within the last two years, to our knowledge,
house-rent has been increased from ten TO four
teen, and from seven to eleven dollars per month,
in certain instances and this rate Of increase
has perysded much Of the city.
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EMIGRATION TO THE PoRr or New YORK, ron
MARcH-GREAT INCREASE or ARRIvALs.-The
following is an account of the passengers arriy-
ing in this port for the month of March, Just
eYnire1
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NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDI-
IN cine and the Collateral Sciences for

NEW YORK JOURNAL OF MEDI-
IN cine and the Collateral Sciences for
March, 1s51.--The March number Of this well cstab
shad journal IL now before the public containing original
communications from the following talented writer's OF the
Medical Proession w. II. Van Buren,, NJ D. Of
rian tumor in which death resulted from cnteroperton
on toanus by Ezra p Bennett NJ d. Of Connecticut rup
ture Of badder by j. Kneeand d. reports Of hospital
cases. by n d. Iente NJ d. and others of much interest
by Drs Sweat, Church, and Star.
Tho Foreign and American Medical Retrospect IL full
and compete Bblogaphical notices OF oil the late Eng
lish and American Medical works &c. N
Published every other month, at 80 per snnumj each
number containing IA pages. u l'& fn2t
specimen number sent 20 any part OF the country gratis
on application, post paid, 70 RE-. HUDSON, Agent, 81
mar ~ % Wall sreet, Now Yorh.
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The New York and Liverpool United States Mail
sA f'.1s3h% Steamers 4'-.t 3'a.3'f3 ~ t.N

1H4 N1W 1urK anu LIV6IPuu1 UHtou DttS0S n1a1k
sfA n f7ta1t- Steamers. s'-.f 5e.A..a Z. t.N
13h!s y The ships comprising this line are the
~AAaM ATLANTIC, Capt. West.
n III ~ASNN u PACIFIC, Capt Nye ia,
1zSs9i27 ~ ARCTIC, Capt Luce.
'ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton a
These ships, having been built by contract expressly
for Service every has been taken in their
construction, also in their engines TO insure strength
and speed and their accommodations for passengers
uneQualled for elegance comfort. - n
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool $3.50;
elusive use Of extra size state rooms $685. from Liverpool
to New York. f35 si-4 gas .- at.sttf tcE -.ra .te
An experienced Surgeon win be attached to each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
Tho owners Of these ships will not be accountable
for gold silver bullion, specie, ewery precious stones,
metals, unless bills Of adng signed therefor, and
the value thereof therein expressed. 5 ,l II.
For freight and passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall st., N. Y. orto
BROWN, SHfPLEY CO, Liverpool iEts
X. g. ROBERTS Il CO., IA, Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, Jr, Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
mar 24--dr itrri frs.ttssFFI
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FREEMAN, HODGES & Co.,

Also, inventors and manufacturers Of Waterproof
Backing for Olo, that will reduce the cost fifty per
cent, and will soon be in market, mar "a
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New York India Rubber Warehouse.

- J. A. SHKINEK, Agent, No. Light Sc,
mar 4- near the Depot of the B. a o. r. r.
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that has been allowed remain IN that locality Com
psins had been made 10 the authorities but notice
was taken Of the matter Seeing that thsny e6ectui
way to get rid OF this nuisance by taking the law in
their own hanes, the w0rkmeo In tbs neighboring
mills foundres and other establishments proceeded to
the pier on Wednesday, and cut adrnt rcow and small
schooner, used TO convey filth from all parts OF the city
German, in attempting to the scow, was tossed
headlong into the river but shortly after shed out
DEATH OF Mrs. CoLEMAS.-We caaed upon this
morning record the death Of Mrs Hetty Coleman the
relict Of the late William Coleman the founder and for
the first twenty five years Of its existence thu principal
editor Of this paper Mrs Coleman tbs daughter of
DR.. Havland . surgeon in the revolutionary army who
died from exposures during the severe winter when
Washington at Valley Forge. She noted belle
in her lier days and retained the vivid
brances OF Washington the elder Adams Hamilton Burr
and other distinguished men, with whom she maintained
an intimate acquaintance. Among her papers IRE CO.
pous collections Of letters sonnets vale ntnes epgram
&C. addressed to her youth and beauty by the wits and
gslsnts OF primitive tmes-some of them only known
TO their posterty by their heroic
warriors or statesmen 1t to be regretted that h.
"reminiscences were never committed to paper they
would have furnished many entertaining and instructive
Incidents Mrs Coleman died this morning about ten
O'Clock in the eighty fourth of During her
widowhood she had lived in great secluson but had
smiabity and kindness. and to her immediate family
by constant and unstinted benevolence. She hsi
resided in this city nearly all her life and for the last
fifty years in the house, in Hudson street-now
surrounded by the noise and hustle Of business but when
IL was first occupied it artocratc residence quite
out Of town The funeral will take place Saturday
| Post of taet
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stesmers-Arctic, Luce Liverpool, Collins Anthra
RshP Sictssurs Berry Sew Sfsan. SesSa i''''
Bark hsnSrgI9a OR, KsHsa Glassow pe91ist Gun
fristis; Resers Havana, Badger Peck Coz Prospect,
nsHs5 Ss.f 5s sss.,
s. John. NB. BIi,i.S Oak tBrj GTsy g.
f Sp' t1'as' Sai A1.' Plie b.i'I%sf'
Friends. Wilson, ConwsystorO'.
Arrived.
s,ssTsP Psoms,ssss !o91'Sn CssSrss dsys via San
ehsIeed signals viii ship Rott Center and bark Gen one.
psr rsste u io for New
ana ia rsssersers 70 lunch MeineEe.
Bari tIor CLARK MatanEss June 25 With sugar. to
Bsrh FEEDER tof waldoboro Blaisdel. Charleston
Brg Fanny tBrl Richsit,, Galway IS days In ballast
nth e to S5Sss S SSS. ~ 11 ss Banks saw
BsE t.i ha;r'ssH SSr'ii. SaTaa IA. nay =
lon,2 Eeks fishing sehr James Potter Of ProvnOetown
Bris Imperial ORB weber. Newport IS days. with rail-
road iron, TO n NJ Freemsp.
M nSse sSd 20 psssensef q fssaeu!ef No date &C.
los6ed from rislehip oda fe0v IRON the Azores
Es fSysv Er Fsngs 5l,sSs days y yshn s.s
pIis Tiy Hc smS Rochelle s.d,y, with brandy and
With and mulheEee 10 Thompson y hunter
Irir WsIcissS. Powell Nsu,iss dsys s,,h ,ussr snd
TAR spoke BRIG Susan. hence going
sab South Of the Cayes u Della steamships
Aaffma, ktpee fer Ssyannsh aud southerrer, DO for
Brs Rescue iof HAIeost) s.rutler Seuvt.s 10 days,
with nolRfes &c TO simpson, kEyhew Co. June d. las
go ,ni7 So spoke sAiP Geo opley, from Charleston
for LivsrIoel
ETis Ntjestlc. Smith, Kingston. hound 70 Boston.
Sthr Brilliant (Br Smith, Galway. 81 days in ballast
With - TasseDEers, 20 eE:er June s on the BsaSs saw
schr Dwight Davidson (ofSsv Haven't Terry AuI Cayes
Jue ~ it, cofoe, to W peisfold
schr rglsrtn Mortar. st Domingo City June IL with
nshogsIy, TO A c Rossirc n 60.
solr II smith, Townsend, Guyana, PR y dsys with
sohr Tsmeo (of Wilmington. NcD Simmons, Ponce, Il
dsyF with sugsr and molsfses. 10 Durscomb Coos.
Sctr tof Columbia, Mel right 81 Crox. West
Enc l2tsys with molassss u y pefcrst Co.
SciI John Essor tbr) Curry Halifax. Is days, With ASA
shr joseph sar,h, IOds,r St Johns, IF, days with
schr A De RotseI Brewster. Wilmington. NC, days,
with naval Ttoros,
schr Frank, McMath, Alexandria day.
sohr bounty. Patltr Otorg,'gswn. Dc, sAY
fcir Nash, smrll Einrston. bound 10 Portsmouth.
Ecir Eisia BrOcis, Eicktrson, Boston.
Echr Byttie Read, Boston, : days.
soir Victor. Allen, Beverly. 3 days
tcir Fitls Lryttn, Eobins0n, new BediOr1, Gays.
seLr koryest, Benson, Ellsworth. days
sctr Packet. MFarlsnd. EllsvCrth, 5 days.
gehr John raxon Hall for Beston In bestns down the
RS Wedutsdsy went asLgrc on the West Bank
~Ecrt sAe remained last night
jew s-whd At sunrise. wSwi meridian, s. sunset
and frssh, VITA rsiB.
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freights to Liverpool at "a tobseoo At 35s and nour
at 2s I'd.
BALrimoRK, July g. 1851.
200 bbls. Howard street -four cold to-day - lsK
NoKFoLK. ysly q 1851.
Corn has advanced, With sales of white at 60c. and
yellow At 5Sc Red oak hid slaves are scarce and In
quirsd for, ut 81 24kc.
Sr Lows, July 3, 1851.
our markets are stationary, with light receipts The
demand for -four is in retail ots-ne at SO 5o second
bard city, SO TO 50 7t extra, 81 SO Wheat sells at
10 80 CorD-Hoiders asking advance, In conse-
quepce Of the New Orleans rise Oats ut - 32c.
Hemp il in moderate demand, at 54c. for common to
prime, ard Sc. for prime. Lead is inactive; upper
mines - % - S-,he latter fsuro Tor small io.S
Sl3 So Barrel lard ~ Sc. No. l. So sKc.; kegs,
9S asAc. Bacon-shouders a 6Sc ribbed sides, q
716c.; clear, ~ s1zc bag and prime canvassed
hams, u. 40
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

| y. I'd.
AsIFs moved 70 the extent Of 40 bbls-Pesris at
| 80 50 and pois at IS. the former value.
hrswAT-Ameiicsn was scarce and held at 2cc. &c
cssh' according 10 Gusity
Bt,AusrvrFs--Ihe F1,'p market presented frmer
hppesrsIcf with sctiye business. embracing for the
DAY $3.50 bbls -urngpected at s. 81 1913; sup@rane
No al 1915 81 mixed 10 fsvorite Western at 81 ~
- 20 ordinary To- choice State. at 81 rs 81 81 pure
0tnesee, at - u 81 sos and fancy and extras in pro-
portion Canadian also ruled higher :, $40 bbls having
charged hands at 81 Is s43ih. Southern was unsi.
tered 200 bb's mixed 20 straight disposed Of at
- " - tc. Rye tour was in rtQuCst, and steady at
So ~ Meal Ietact at 81 81 for state; and 50 81 So
iur Jeitey, with heavy market Whoai shade
better With sales Of 1890 bush.ls Michigan, at 81 o3
ana 700 90 Genosoe at 81 - Two parcels u new
soutbern the fret this received thi. fore
not ard appeared 20 be Of superior quality Ry, was
held ri Zoe Bo,Ly noninslly lover ceiling at 80 5c
Toe OafS we're aLo easer; northern bringing only 4c
0 95tc. and Jersey 415Sc 42c C.gn was in ample
urFy and fonethins chfaTer The sales reached about
1000 bushels heated AZ SIC s3c; mixed A. 81 - a
Jse and round 81 Jsc Bssksyed peas were quite dull
and inactive at u IS 81 81 per bag
CcTTrE.-Wiih n limited inquiry there were sales o.
% sss Jsvs at u g. 20 do LeeusyrA Nc, 100 Eio
At &c a &c and 100 DO q. Domingo NJ Sc
CoFrrR.-old wa much wanted. at lee loXei new
.heatting va IN steady reques; at &c; aud English
yellow metal at lsSe Market unatcred
day, At fair rates
Of 90 tons crude birthstone we're reported
ut sST TO-. ~ do so1a ssh az ~ 20 " 81 and casks
cream taftsr, at IKE to IKE
Ptr csAcEfss About 100 boxes Cantsn, 20 pack,
vcrs dbTossd q al 81 IS four and six months
FnEoIIs Rates 20 Liverpool v,rs stesdy for cotton
at sd 20 5led snd dead weight at lTs Cd 1900 bb
hour. az l. lCd-scme vessels demanded "a and 100
tushsk wheat we're taken az ed To London, 600 bhls
III cake we're taken AZ p Cd 70 tlerces beef At s. "a
~ kegs tobacco at g. Cd aud bulk goods az 25s
pei ton To Ha-re, cotton current st Be- To Bre-
men, sfhes and rice we're taken az liz 81
fPEovtsioss-Pork was quite nominal az previous prices
The sny iranSaction q any consequence reported,
C0 bills soft prime ut s11 70 BEEF in limited de-
msnd Sb sales II 10 bbls st 50 sil and prime
Al 81 80. Reef HsmH showed more animation-2o
tbs god having found buyer a. sii. Cut meats
ihs sane and heavy. Lard rather quiet 10 pkgs
hanged hands 81 - &c. Butter plenty and Drop
In large quantities.
hi,g vss more active and uniform Within day or
Two $40 esfs ordinary IN prime have been sold at So
80 20. In part for shipment to Europe
ToBstCo was inastivc-2O hbds Kentucky brouaht
$50. lCac 80 bales Hav.bs. and 70 cases Connect
cuf sssd leaf AZ price not made public
Ihe agsregse receipts q produce by the Hudson river
lcsts 10 day wcrr-Of aches 40 blls four i050o do
vLfst, lbtoO bufhels osts, 500 DO corn $500 10
letter 20 ptGs and whitkey. 465 lib
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On the Sd Of July HARiE LouIsA, daughter Of William
H. and Csthsrine A. Baudl uine sged years, months
and "a days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this morning. at 10 O'clock from her
la,e residence, No 2O4 Third avenue.
On Thursday morning the 81 o. July, after short and
painful illness SEwELL DopGr 10 the oath yeer Of his
The relatives and friends Of the family and the
bers If Putnam Chapter No o. U, A., invited to
attend the funeral this (Frdsy) afternoon at az p
from Ne. 23l Sixth street, near Avenue G.
On the 9th Of June, 1851, JEANIE MAGICIAN, infant
daughter of Thomas Mackerose, aged years and
months.
Montresl papers will please copy.
On the Cd Of July of commissions, Henry infant Of
Jane and ii @. G. Gin aged days.
At the residerc. Of his parents the 81 Of July Wit
LIAM BURGESS, aged Years. il months and days
The friends Of the family, also the members OF Wash
neton Prospect Lodge No. 90 A Of G. f. respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Saturday the 5th
inst at NJ from the residence OF his parents, No II
Chestnut street.
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City Intelligence.

Tvs Founru o. JuLY-AhHivaL o. TfvE HrrpHrD
C.rap,ars-l.aSt evening snd this morning Eve hun
drcd Canadians arrived in this city 70 witness the ces
b~stion "a The Fourth Of July Their headquarters are
mine O'Clock this morning ~ Frenchs whence they
march In procession through toe city sni At O'Clock
Il the CITY Hal will pr,ser banner 10 the Canadians
the city authorities As Instance q rapid travelling
may mention that some n these Gentlemen arrived
hsre IN twcbtJ-four hours rom Montreal ds'ane"
which formerly required four dsys 70 accomplish
Tu YvE or rHg ForHrtf or JULy Last evening
from sundovD tli paper mt 10 press the city
In bsse with fireworks Il ali description aud the Ere.
works Of braven--J0ye's own lightning ss-isttd 10
ceketrstrg the coming annivers0ry which iDde-
pesdenoe snd freedom 20 " here and hope 90 oppres-d
humanity al over the earth
P.rrtorIs-At late hour last ight n large process
son, with fireworks Of various kinds appeared in front
a oce preceded by couple u fngs which we're
insr~ited the grniou and the Consultation After
thrse bssrty cheers for the Bvah and patriotic air
from Tie hand which panied tbem, they went on
then wsJ rejoicing and threw great light upon their
movtmenN by numerous torches, from which rockets
lee ped almost every second.
BTBs WrsrHsr.-During the latter part Of Wednesday
NIGHT ndcstcns Of rain made their appearance and the
atmoerhcro became denae aud ruro srge With
btwten and yesterday morning, rain began TO fall
and continued with greater or Ices abat fnent un t
about half past ten when The clouds cleared away esv.
Inc the solar rsys 90 eeceud With intense heat At8
vst.fday morning the Thermometer stood at TO- and
At II neon. ~ IS The gsnia and welcome rain that
fe In The morning cooled the atmosphere carei4era.
by and sHhouph the shcne cot brilliantly Al
the heat not 80 oppressive IL has been for
tbs Iaft Nfth
F,rt About twelve O'Clock On Wednesday nigbt.
Ore brohe out in the stable. ~ Nineteenth street
and Tenth ~ oririrnted from small furnace
used for cookinR In TIRE adjoining yard Considerable
danlage done 20 the building
Tvs Bows rvs Docs efterdsy morning The Office
of the Chief a Police literally crowded With boys
who 10 their reward for apprehaning the
canine Prom the number o. half collars that were
psid out the havoc among the dogs must be going
81 vi Ulstsle.
ANufssrcF RgN0vrD ~ ruF proftF For a long time
past, the wofkmeB and other ope in the vicinity Of
TIE foot Of Fourteenth street North river have been
oopps iDg Of the existence Of nsufersole nuisance
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fcsrscE sTAsirs-In reference 10 the immediate and
inmeD@s demand throughout the country Zoe postage
stsinps q the Evers de denominations prepared under the
late Of Cor urderstard that although the
manufacturers at Philadelphia using every
ton furnish them they nevertheless canIs turn OF
sufficient quantity 10 enable the Bepsrmsnt 20 dVtri-
butte them 1T the Whole Union About 300 90
have been received by the DcIartmsnt, and promptly
dispatched 10 the moet i'm portAnt points and arrange
ments in progress speedily TO supply the numer Jus
po<t oces s over the country - that 81 vii oon have
the optoruny and tn advantage e conveniently pre-
paying their correspou dence Tue manufacturers re
making between three aud four hundred thousand
day snd ind-fstgsbe In their Efforts % in
the daily amount 90 the point u full supply
That being alta med the public viii without further
dssy, be furnshed - every de-r.d extent-Naiorlai
kf>lLeyrfr. Jtf, 8
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On the Goth OF June, by the Rev. Mr. Baulch Mr. VIM.
urNKY WILLIAMS to Miss HEsRErrA SrR,Ess, all Of this
city
At Trinity Church, the 1st July by the Rev DR..
Berrian, THos NJ srrps, II Philadelphia to Miss q.
VIRGINIA CAvANNA, Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On the Goth Of June ty the Rev. b. 7. Phillips, Of
Roupdout Mis- FAssIE LouisA daughter Of Robert Phil
lips, TO Mr.. CHARLEs g. HERsERr.
BY the same the morning Of the "a Of July at the
Rutgers street church, Mss JENNIE youngest daugh-
ter If Robert Phillips, to Mr.. OSCAR TiBBALs.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

FHfLADELPHIA July ;. ls5I
Rot Of Lns-F1vy Hcisc B,nnes-Su@ner Conze-ee.
ners-Forei1n Exports
Our city vas completely crenched this morning by a
eucoeson q eorious showers q rain which have pu,
Our streets in perfect trim for the parade Of
that h., If the dose Is not repeated Of which there are
nov some signs. General Patt, rsou has ordered the
Division cut at o'clock and selected short route
IN anticipation q warm day The display Of fireworks
viii be gorgeous II not eXtnguished Ny rain.
rnge a fmaI buildings attached 10 the Red Dank
Ferry house, Ut the foot q south street mgch
damaged BY FIRE this morning The tenants ARE severe
sufferers.
The UBversity held their Fummas commencement
pis morning end created twenty a. Be eighteen
A h.'s, and Eve NJ Ds
The foreign export for the second quarter just ended
amount 20 slTCl7e2 against 81 Z.aIqq for the same
period last year showing al increase Of s5l6Os3