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DIED.


On the 4th II June Mr.. VS.. GArr~Ev aged 10 year,
a native Of 9~sy hell. County Kilkenny. ireland
Ills funeral Win take place at his late residence y
whitehall sweet corner Of Bridge street. At oclcnk
iseiy on frday the 9th of June inst His frieres
and relatives are most respectfully invited 70 attend
ON wednesday, June 4, DAVID +. kSArP, In the 18th
ear of lir age.
The rr-iv, and friends Of the family respt cifuly
invited 20 attend h funeral ON Friday Afternoon ~
ocek from MS late residence 35e Spring street, With
ont fur~her invitation.
on Wtdnesday June T. GroRGr W HAnvri son Of
william aud Ataryaretts llarney aged months and l.
uays. 49,
fbe funeral will tahe place frtm the residence Of his
r.repts battery place, at o'clock this (fhursdiyl
Afternoon The friends q the family arr RESPECTFULLY IN
yt.d ~ attend without further invitation.
On "Wednesday morning, June T. sAMrrt y, son o.
can't samuel aud LYDIA A. Macodack ia The leh year
q biz atr
qhe friend ard acquainta Of the family are ".
ytd ~ attend hls .uDerai on Thursdsy afternoon ~
o'clock frisn 10 Ludos street. His remains viii oe
Tan "a ~ Greenwood for interment
On wrdgeslay morning June = DASitL JacSsoN tot
IT, late firm IT 5uydan jackson Co. q this eity) "a
IN eIl year 4 III, ege.
Tbe relative ala friends u the family are rel sted
IA attend NJ fanstsl Friday next ~ O'clock Y VI,
frm h. lsts rndcuce 10 Union place. south BFooyn
without ftr'b. : VI vitation,
n, urcrli1f "a tie "a Of june, CartURtyf Nuyr
Caeprt dat .r u the late Henry Conut Ia We oth
year q ~, ~,
~ inttrueut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

INV OsLEAss June 4, 1901.
The cstton market has been dull to-day, ana trausac
uons haze been small Flour Is very heavy, Ut So 80
So 90 pey barrel Pork is in limited request az sl4 30
sl4 rs for ess Bacon is declining with seies Of sides
az &c and shoulders, tstc Lard barrels steady
nt s1c 9s.c. Rio coffee Is in better oenand and Is
selling at gaze Q15c Suy-x and moasrr steady
whiskey is selling at is &c. Sterling exchange we quote
at lgl. preinsnm. -
BcrFAIo Jur~ a. 1851
Tire receipts of the past twr-ty four hours sum mp -
Flour, 1900 obls.: wheat, 80 bushels; corn none
The market f6r -four bas been dull in consequence OF
the news brought by the Asia The sales were, 200
bbis at So Jsa SO So for Michigan. Wheat "a in FAIR
demand but opratons checked by the hr-sress OF
holders $500 buhels Ohio SOLD at Tsc. The foreign
bas unsettled the market for corn AID sRat sales
Of mixed Western made at 10 &c. No change IN
frvghts -
ALBANY. June T. issl.
Receipts since orr last Flour, 1900 bbls wheat,
none; corn. 3UOJo bushels The demand for -four has
been moeraie ana the market TENDS slightly downward
The sales were bbls Wheat is firm but duh; LOCO
bushels sold at 81 l2Is for Genesee Corn Is heavy,
owing large receipts Sales 5000 bushels at Doc for
yellow round al, ~ Soc. for mixed Western. lepe0
bushels of oats sold at Al silrc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

with mdss and SO passengers, TO Tspsoott Co. Saw
large quantities OF Ice on the Banks
Ship Zone lof Portaud Siisby, Havana IL days. with
Bark Lewe Nyenssein tDutch) Borehsr Amsterdam.
ss war .r.. wsn %s. .as % *. Bsn
Bark Adhsmsr FRI Deisnte. isvre days 10 ballast
and 80 passengers 70 banquet Brothers, Nay 49, lat a.
steamship bound q th on the Banks spoke hshins sohr
2 IN r.. s. lon e. Iii IN SsS large s'' essess
and field and had for ~ hours clear IT, The
has had light winds and Gains Of the passage and
found sosthey ct the rate OF two
barn Ioambi. tBrsm), Gssrtsn Bremen. 4s days; with
"A, Ion AZ to 40. saw large quantities Of ice;
Brig Belle Bril- R.bbins Limerick 30 days In ballast and
lo2 PASSENGERS to Kitchen Co. May TO- on the Banks
Brig Lydia stovsr Carr sd) Dunning Bangor days. with
esr lamar tof NEW Haven't Chichester from Para
May I5 with India rubber, to Brown, Brothers %.
Sehr Ann Eliza Krouse. Newbern, NC days. with naval
sehr W Ward Smith. Plymouth, NC. days
sehr John Wright Johnson a Virginia n days ass
Schr 4 Perry, Brewster, snowfall. - days.
sckr II shumway. Weeks Roanoke, 8 days
Schr Mary Jane Peck Deplar Richmond, 4 days.
sohr Memento. Terry. Richmond, days.
sshT E snsa %s'ss Ys!RRss
schr Ivsnhoe, simonton, Rockiand. days
sehr Alfred. Spear, Roeklana; 8 days
ssr AibanS tof WadoSors f.shsr CALAIS dsy.
sssr sssasrs cs ssx sa ans
Steamer Penobsoot, Clark, PhilSde phia-
Below.
Ship sabat,s tof Pitston) Hail. IL days from Mataasas
with sugar, &c .,.
RIM steamship Africa, Ryre, Liverpool.
Jvs. 4-wnd At sunrise, S. a. meridian. swi At sun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

on Wednesday, June 4. by the Rev. 8 VI Isaacs Mr.
Gronav GoDFRrY 10 hi~ MATILDA HARI all Of this city
On the ID Of il ne, by the Rev Morris ID c. Crawford
Mr. WILLIAM HooxaSs. Junr of this city. TO Miss HAa-
mn youngest daughter of Abraham Warner, Esq, of
Harlem
on The 4h of Jnos IT the Church of the Epiphany ty
the Rev Lott Jones. Mr. JANIS > CoS,ELL 20 Miss MAR
eAEEr H. daughter Of the late Harvey Rich all OF thu
city.
On the Sd 81 June. by the Rev. T. III. Chaplin, THoMAa
Brewer 10 Mics SARAH JAsr daughter OF Lewis ray-
Tor ESQ all of-h.s city.
on Tuesday, JuIr B at the residence Of her father
David Rossiter. - North GuilfJrd Conn by the Rev
Thee sin Mr. EoVgRT Swan, Of Brooklyn, TO Miss
ELrsNor L.MA~ BossiIER. Of the former place
on the III of Jsce. by the Rev MIR. Cone. Mr. WILLIAM
VI WArso>, Of s.w York to Mrs. SARAH NJ jaws,
eldest daughter Mr. James Mitchell Of Nor salS Conn
horwstk papeEs please copy
on the lst 81 June by the Rev. Mr. McCarreu. OF ct
Joscph's ChurcA- Mr. JAaEs MEErAoE, Of Beieye, New
jersey. to Miss A. ~ HASL1oS. Of New York
On the I'll % May. at Evermay. Miss ALEy Y.
BURR Eco Of the edit 0rs and propretors Of the
New Orleans Jsea.ne sno late eoitor Of the Wash
inton RsyubIS. 70 Miss FAsNr SSurH, daughter Of the
late Benia,nii smith Esq. q Kentucky.
IN New orleans the 2lst " May by the Rev DIR.
Neville Mr. Spw.ED MATTHEWS TO Miss NmGINIA l..
YAANIxE youngest daughter Il james : Brander Esd,
al Of New orlesns
Al New ox.sAns, sIay s. a. PosIER ElLior to Masm
A,roISrrrr oprLr NieSuR daughter Of Pierre DE-
Buys, Esq, asof that city,
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r,ise~apn,o rrarr-. zeporrs.

Arrved-Brvs sisters Gla'e,v hpril ~ fl ,a MI,
III, etfr NC BtraueIa philadelphia sttrs hlott Dau
rare Triumph, Philadelphia Madonna Nourmahah anu
Cesrcdhsrss Lysanaer ssn Juan cgha Wass'h n, ia
Cottenhurg via lhhrie. tonf IVY
80 Ayr a,tr schrs Cooley y 60, Mary Emiy, bay
statei ~ - A'ieh'''N' gukRLssroN. June 1.
hrriNea-ocii '0ui''"'' FALL RIvER June 4
.sa stoors Ann n Htlmes, Albany; Essex. Nfork.
NV oRbwara Nav ~.
go ga, Mediator NYork; bark Action, Liverpool
NV BrpsoRp, JuneS
ci,ared-shp Cornthisp, Pacific; bath Osprey Atlantic
PRoviDrrcy. June Z.
Arrved-sehrs Queen, Dawson Baltimore pan&s,
yr1 ondout sioops Capitol Smith, Albany faAer
Nassn AZ. Annawan. Brigs Rondout. $500 ,,..
SaiIea-sebys Enterprise Bailey, PhnadelphiR marqmr'
psy,isve de u II wiie,ts. Smith Albany OreEop wines
ps,dent svroik Rollins Suffolk Va; soops HsNhns
Jones' ~ harvest PORTLAND. June B.
AriV'd-sohr u N 'ehhih'' s.rpn June 8
,r,tv,a nj. prsco rio Grsnde Apra LAT 3lt5 s. Ion
n ~ Az stoeer Bird, from NYcrh for Calh2rnlG -
ni lat p a. lon 6s So spoke brig Atlantic IRON NeWoHJ
port for Porto Rico. w..-a-o. r,net
Arri,ed-Bart Herschei Boston; brig Watson, Nfork.
scfrs Es and charles Mls doi ~ ork Veosse' W.
brts Convenisnce, and sehr Balance, boston'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-05

Desperate Conflict With Insane Man, &c.
conflict Of desperate character occurred about one
O'Clock this morning between Lyman Williams from
Waterford, Conn, an insane man, aud John fagan
Williams had two loaded revovers and, threatening 20
shoe. whoever should approach him. Pagan took a re
votver and thought deter the maniac BY nrns LOAD
at hi The rs was returned and followed up until fa-
gan had fired five shots and Williams ten capt weaver
finally lsveled uliams and had him conveyed to the
lock nm No one was hurt during tho conflict, though
the balls passed through the clothes of two OF the watch
, - r.,.,
The steamboat Cambridge has come round from Bati-
more 10 run the afternoon steamboat line to that
~i,y until the repairs OF the Ohio are completed The
Ohio has been partially raised by means OF oukhea
built in her bow 10 stop of the influx OF the water
Three powerful pumps, borrowed from the navy yard
have been work this afternoon, and by tomorrow
the hull will be prepared 60 into dock for repairs
Several fires occurred last night in the southwestern
soton OF the county al Of which were cases Of incen-
diarem
George Thompson. the abolition emissary from Eng
land lecture this evening al West Chester aud there
are serious antcipations Of there, the townsmen
being decidedly hostile TO bis fanatic principles
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Passengers TO Arrive.

Jour CobktrPoNDENchl
Nrw mship Union-E Sylvester Ed Vase.
yna Bail All Flush Mr. Daihute Mr. Byrnes Geo MathAss,
Al Harris, hs,os sesrle and servant Tys. Dsssn
Miss ApJleby Miss wood, Mr. Cestie, Van Wrinkle,
lady, children and servant Mr. Mumy and lady.
Mrs Cretten Mrs Parro mrs Romasgrase aud nephew
McCants ard isdy and family Miss Lvngton Mi
Atereromtie ass Mccall Mr. Sanger Mrs Hess and ser
Mr. Wilson, Morrison, Clnudet, DR. Mtnson lady
and servant Misses Bendg and servant Mrs Morphy otnd
and servant Mss Mansey Miss COX Miss Reid Mr. SHAW
Master Sen, Master Palfrey, Asree, Calhoun Mr.
Benz che aud lady. DenhAm W Cote; Chas nts.
smith Jos Marks and friend Mrs Madden and dsuFh
ter. Mr. Croziers Crocssr. Wooten, Y Honald asA
friend Mr. Devine and servant Mr. Baser and ooy "sA
Dyer, Harry Palmer. Mr. Psrgood W Mills Mr. Parry.
lady and three children Nrs Clements children sad ser
W Jackson A Miltenbergsr Stewart. Sleeves.
Mrs Wheeler and son. Mrs Duncan. Miss Thomas drs
Abbott, ohdrea and Mrs tamedsn children SAD
Mrs Pith.n aad children Mrs MtenberSer .rs
Pariee children. ard servants hteubsrser Fol-
lock Mics Coos Mr. NeveomS ani family and 90 others
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NORFOLK, June Arr sehr stanard Th.mas. New
.,s Ii. IN s as s,e1n q n s RE he
Louiss i Margaret. IpshuI, WIndiss Emily d sssSss.
rs,is IL s..s ss s. s's I, Ss
New BEDF0Kb, June 1ArI .ohrs Ed..rd. Bangor T
sSois Tor sssiiss Henry clay Sys' xssss
M~Arr Osesola H.rwioh from kYOrk; sloop Emily.
.Ar somsrsy PHI
snts s4
Dgu Wnsmors S05sSs for rsassPss loops
june i@Arr sehr. Aida, DELANEY. Phladspha Tor Nor
ssas. i" SSs
XEwFoE Arr sshr. virsai. RisiGssssn, Pan
Ss S:sIiS In
ISLAND ssa ssHss
PORTLAND, Q, no dats-Ar bark W Paige Bsarss.
PniLADEIPalA. June a.Ar, steamer Ksanssso, ssy.
Hfselso Ssri...s ssirs s. from
s, n SsHs ' s.s s @ nf ssy
Cotton; BSs.sn Aurora. Babcoes staten island
xvi S,; r
ASg:s Sss kss
ys; Hs s ar a
cSsgs:ssn .ohr Pisr.oa. fhiiadspSs.
PoKTLAHp. Nay sl-ATr sriE Niagara, Harding Ma
June Art scs.s Adnir. Blake Hssdiy chsslss.on Z.
IadeIphs; Commodore Rich. and Dan Wiliett smith.
ALBANY soors Thoe HswtinS Jones' and Oregon Stsr-
gs NYork SID brig Ford MatsnIas sehrs Oxford.
Rowland Baltimore Mai. Crowoil PhsdelYhia; aontsss.
Halett Albany oops Roger Williams khodes sea Witens
Wells, and Providence, Brown. ffork ~ -
2dArr brig Matanzas stover Sasua sshr Bangor 'or-
dan, NYork. .
PORTSMOUTH, May 3l-Arr ship O1enbridss Taylor.
Newport, Z. -.
RICHMOND, June2-A Arr brig Roy Ssiio. Henley Porte
Rico schr Watson, Cambrine NYork. sfdsehr STRAIT
ton. Stubbins, Troy =
SAN DIEGO April l5-In port brig Rachel Stevens.
from SFrancisco for Panama, aoon. .,,.,
SAVANNAH May 29-sld schr Rebecca g. Frances Nick
erson. NBedford.
SALEM Arr barks Said Bin Sultan Aoseisy Fan
zibar Gen Taylor, Soule. Sierra Leone. -
WISCASSEf June Arr schr Lucy Ann, Keller Boston.
to load for Cuba Cid 81 bark Nathaniel Blake, York.
Cuba.
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Lpv IN rooL-Seamship AfrisaMr Gaines and lady Hrs
Lancaster, Miss Gleason Buffalo; Miss Rob Miss
Robinson. Miss Olympic Birsse, DR. Phagon lady: ga
child Leuisvei Askham lady. and child. EYort; Mr.
NOreans; Mr. and Mrs Csmercu Charles
Mrs McMaste two children and servant Manchester
and NcEyers NYork; Mr. and Mrs Blake and ser
ysnt chareston Lady Buiwer and maid England. MsJos
Bowen, sydney Bowen, b Chapman NOrleans Edward
scheiilin Carl Hecker NYork; Foster Montres Mon
tea Agost Spain; Mr. Leroy. Mr. Stalker, NYoyk; .
haskell, Paris Mr. Alexander, Ireland Miss meert York
Miss Ellen Marand. Mrs Bowen, Don Ponyert, SYorky
Don Pablo Spain; John Hall Toronto; U
Kngende- liverpool Aitksn. Jon Patton, Schenects
dy John ves Port Mshon; Jas Parr, VIM Mason IT, BAL
tmore; chas Owen, Smith John Bouk, NYcrk Aetoine
Pont MOrisans Mrs Gown four children and serysnt
Ousley lady child and servant England Mr. Hubert la
dy and Charleston Bane. London Mr. hcDousAil.
England; D G Wood. NOrleans DIR Elliott, Louisi-
DIR Beech, NYork; Mr. Crose, hexsco; MetcalI
Port Hope, CIV; RIM wadde do W W Enight, Phlsda-
phs; X kniyhs. do Sherman Salem; NJ; Ccrnelius
Fellows nnd servant. NYork Mr. Pearson and lady 60;
Er Leclner Alng lady child and servant Mr. Ews<ts
Canada; MrAngus Morrison do; Mr. G afori. Honduras.
X Walker do; l. Perkins: New York losta de Lao.
do; Don sandanha Porto kioo; Henry Daily
Geo McArthey, Paris, CIV; couts Mr. Beioc, Hig-
gnson, Nrork; Mr. Mstthie, NJ Tobin Leeds CAN'T.
Cansda Loekart Mr. Slit, NYork Ehuit Thiesins Gin
Cochran. NYork; Mr. Cilue Bradley. PhiadeiphiA n
Scabrook, Charleston Mr. Reynolds Henry lbbotson.
Morris Rosenhin Charles Pfer, N.Y. John Frazer Lyons.
Wayne county; Peter Endertin, Bryan Mr. Slatery,
John Phillips, NYork Daniel Jex Honduras; Mr. Oseax.
NYtrk -
LrvrRroot-Sh.p 4 scranton-Fsrdinand Fletcher, Nc
Boferm Mol Mr. Baker lady and child Upper Can tdN
Wood. ,harle-toui Amos W Palmer. MD, stoni gton
CO. Ben Johnson ycksburg DIR Wells, Nfork; 7 Her-
dersou, do; Wm Macao, Cannndsua-s6 In the second
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.
STONrk SALES.

PsuApxIP,uA. June 4--Fyrst Bears-s5 600 Penu So,
94a4 Ss do. gH 40 DO, st a Lehigh Int ga; 40
County Sc a. 5V Camden aad Amboy os, 9s; 250l Allie
ghany Ccunty S. 96t 100 shares Girard Bank, l:s II
Penn. Bank, II9 nechanics Bank, 254 Y Y ~ Bsnk,
$50 Cstswisss Railroad, 1914; no Reading Railroad 2S
.4ter solesh0 shares Readin9 sarosd pa 100 dc, "a
Second Boar9-S22 3 Lshigh On 81; 300 telsn lnt, sa
100 Penn. 5st PA 10 shafes R.sdna Railroad 2' loo
Norris Canal l, 20 Harrisburg Railroad, Az ~ R-nn
Railroad 49, Mecsnes' Bank, goa Penn. Bank. tls-
liter Saes-SI0O0 Reading 6s 70, III sou shares eaiins
Railroad 29s4; $50 DO, Zgs.
BALrIaoRx, June 3-Stoek BodrS- sl94 50 Baltimore Co.
le 1906 shares Union bank III - York and Cum ,etlard
R-road 23 the beard to day, Maryland IS clo.sf
lCpa bid 1861 asked Baltimore o. 5 io5 bid los
Ohio Railroad bonds 1857 ~ bid gi
asked do shares II bid. TN askedYozs and Cumberland
BID, y3I. asked.
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Stock hand, June /. .6UIS 6Jl ~ DIE
The aggregate receipts of produce by the North River
boats. day, were-Ashes $50 bbs -four, II 500 do ;
meal u packages wheat 900 bushels rye 10000 do
oats Il 500 do corn, 10000 dol pork, 1loe packages
beef $50 do cat SIS do lard, 800 do; cheese
HOO do and whskey 375 bbls
WiNEs-The only transaction reported to-day was 200
ca scs claret at 81 GOA 81.
The aggregate receipts Of produce by the North River
boats to-day were-of ashes, 800 bsts.i flour leooo
meal 200 pigs; wheat, 400 bushels; oats, 5000 do.
rye 25c0 do corn. 10 800 do pork l,i5 psgs.; beef
$50 DO meats 500 do lard, 800 do and whiSkey
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Passen1ers Arrived.

LIVER pcoz-- Steamship Asia-Mr Horribly and lady, Mr.
Laporte seuily lady and servant Mr. Atteroury ana
Gile.pe and lady two chldren, and nurse DR. Ancrun
RN Or n zabrskie Major Tay Captain Ecelss Lieut.
cas Master Case Mrs Fitzgerald and lid MesTs z.sris.
March Ring Villa, Solon0ns and Friend Jhignot Pc
ter starn, Fran,ss and friend w Lacy, 81 Jury?;
Lamb. Drookheld, Ray. Mr. Liyesen, Leland.
Mr. Zefnig SHELTON an3 ScrshaA Godmans,
Messrs Cackmajoie Leonard Becker Benson, Bolton Ur-
wick. Warberton, Cohen. Mr. Auxsbruyer AuGsoruyW.
Arthur, and Madame Mark.
LIvERPooL-Ship dungxrian-Ar Wilson, Er Burr. "
McHenry. Mr. Turney. .
BREMsN-Bremen bark Coiumbia-F Herberr- Gabaes
sohmons ski r Fredrick, Daniel, Schmidt Sohrsi
her polu
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forenoon was ss follows :-Brooklyn-l lot Clinton
Fulton street 2sxi0o S2i75; do. Mon
tague Place near Hicks street each 5x100 81 aT5 each
$500 do corner Living street and Red Hook
Lane 5xloo COO; do adjoining Livingston street,
each 25xlo0, 81, 0S6 each, S5425; do on Red Hook
Lane Fulton avenue 25xlo0 81 800 do adjoining
VI 900 each 81 100 do and house adjoining s50ooi
do. adjoining, S2,235.
RIcE-There was considerable done In this article to-
day, induced by very limited supply in market and the
high rates obtaining at the South which Is likely TO pre-
arrivals for some time. The amount sold was
about 500 tierces at thing 81 So so for or
binary TO choice, per 100 lbs
sEcARs-A lot Of $4,000 German changed hands at
81 q $40 so.
soAp-Of CASTLE 60 boxes taken at exc, mos
sricrs-Nutmegs were held firmly at 81 &c. 81, at
which 500 lbs sold Other kinds inactive.
spIKirs-Foreign descriptions unaltered. Anne
rcan whiskey lower and In good stock 400 barrels
prison let of ut 22c and so hhds drudge at &c
SUGARS saleable and steady. The trade took
about 200 hhds Porto Rico at 5hc exc; and 100 do
Cuba at Sc 5hc.; and $50 boxes Havana at &C. exc
TALIow-A parcel of 5000 lbs prime sold this morning
at Tc axe, cash.
TopAcco.-The transactions since Saturday last have
been on larger scale comprising $50 hhd Kentucky at
6Lal0hc; IS do Maryland at 81 exc; 43 do. Mason
county at II ,c 81 bales Havana part ut 24c 6S do
Baraccs at 49, 100 do Cuba at 20 Gle and Is do
Florida at 1914 age The general tone of the market is
very feyerish The Amount Of Spanish on hand, this
morning consisted Of l267 bsles ~ Domingo ia do
Havana 2o2 do Cuba l63 do and boxes Amoalimo aud
IS bales Yarn. The annexed report shows the move
meats in domestic during the month. aud stock hand
in the inspection warehouse, to- day
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Ms,eamship Asa, Judtins. hysrpooL nsy ~ HSSr
" i'm rndee AID passengers, 70 Cnnaa 49,. . A..
steamship Freeman kawdon' b'VNn' N"A'iss''A' WV
yG,e Ceoree tpyl Gordon Liverpool " days WIN @u
ana gis pesserrcra 70 williams cu9n sA{ ~ y,
H., IL srrke akin g.re gaeeon from Liverpool Tor BOSTON,
Nav WI let as lon "a several large ioebergs ihe -
bound e. Quebec mt In % land passenvers , -. F,
slgs unnysr,sn iof Boston Chace, Liverpool MAY y
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Port Of New York, june ,,


sh4,. psfrgs tBrl wilson. Quctco. wallace Cathc.
zine " iiscn Charleston, War1te. 9 o.
Hsrps@Cartiins (Brtml stuoke south Amsres ia, IA
ossas, 4 crlorasber. rdrar. ElHe, West Indies klla
49,, -, pert an Prince, Pope Cos Davenport,
sspte,,{s paihousie, NIB. AihIn tBrl Malay. sher
s.a.1I III urrt-ornery Bro 4 Co; Pruce Albert (Brl
uceaifb upstec h. y VI Waterman Hei stontns,on,
priSs-pribcite. Fuller. Bermggs, fsee' hfsNet
~ Brsmson. Togc, Logan collins ma -.
sesrs-T ohn.or. cowsll s. Inemss ka''e, nos
Ts.tcr I.IsrS Aokeriy frareeA Lane, Washington ~,
n Jspljrs vanderbilt Ricl mond heteor Hippen, AZ
ssaprria Flixs g. fountain delPhia heioh' aN7"
pn,,Ierat New York, Goodssn beston. g.. p..,.
steamers-Oneida, q Nein, ana Anthrsee' motieJ MIA
Rising Sun Presburr. Tsuntoni u Sanford
Jprfs Providence.
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~ ga,ui,ous aiss,sa,,on q At. ssryGSs Andiao,- =
,s ss Dr. S
So se clio iaaf "a GScsnrsi street. bre.ons H.
vii h treated With 'ss grssss. taSse.' is ,sGas.sa
II r. R.-sIcK HEAD CURED, ~ FIFTEss. MI
We Railway Ready Relief u gives infant r.
lev drops taken intsrnsly viii make foul stemsst
sssn pu.rs y" pqrsi ~
system s66 pro49,e healthy se,on the secrsensot
ir,S Sos.rsn ~ Lei Ill who susr pao sSs,aer s,s
from sick Headache N.ursga Rheumatism Diaahra
Cholera Msrbus stssmoee compiAnt make one tfia 81
Rseysys Ready Relief aud Ne u, Ill sesraatee tS'T
Aeler Ihadsphls Cohen, Charleston Ask fer Radw>ys
nR. GOODS EXTRACT % copAIvA-SolD BY
street. ad At pruDmopds, Nt ~ Keads street, opposite
MEDICAL AID.-DR. GREGORY. q DUANE STREET.
Nl meas Centre street. worthy % tte conadsaos -
STRANGERS snd others who may neeo mSdieai asss..s. -
honest man aud sLui physician We cay ane zee him
nR COOPER. II DUANE srRLer, gAs ron ris
L., as:een se,r. conn., hs m y 'S ss ,a
vors % thee diseases sud nia ~ rsfoyst y
neeted Win a base inpcstor in Roosevelt street
mr.. WARREN, No. MOTT srREEt Is CONSULTED
~ privste dfesses which te eetea ~ttrus msslr,
sirty years eartrence never ss orrs rres ers
dollar ~ y. Beware 81 roison coua,erfcit sale
. quaok = Roosevelt street ~ te' 't'irured
IRA MORRISON IS CONSULT 80 cos rfDrvttatbv
NJ certain dsase1, Which te trrat' sttne ~ av urJ
Recent cured In rev ihtrtone ysas
ssvss See M. london disio.na H. H. .va,e ogire i,
Fulton street. y. B.-No t,e t.li cured
TYR. aALpB. AUTHOR o. riiX PRACTICAL Pla.
~ vats Treatise" &c -oshee teuth Z g - = ~ wt
been matter q gurprs % zone that Any ege q rec.
ss5 e cure 80 sssy HI ksss,er tbe tssassr5,s 80
sSsY aigsTspt opinion woai3 81 ,ssa,sa Ani j. 10,
only The present misery deieeuSr. prs5ias % -
saeet AMI even ssssre tho ryyfbdrttro 'r =
hltogcthtr bi, ta.s that wfsa rot r,ogery trsssa
pesr IN other way than l. tbo' cataig apo1 PosNy
ynoyss Iar' te m eor,sa toGsi Al III - Asr
haa enjoyed, and vtrg extensive - long Prsttce " t
sgrs n esss. II str5sure however osmp atea cr ia
tsndng se md that j. any asEs y curtain lseaes
stns early improper 2titt he insure eh
,s,n cate nna ado sfa e w Ss i,s nc
win bs surprissd ~ ire esss snd rarctt ofshs
ID EIiEr IN TEN NINUrEs.-CuRE IN a Few pAys
II insured BY the great oreisr remedy ~ Ltcoao et
monic sfers for the u colds oue a5a tgouehs
.sd SBs ssSVstSssG y t. 7ayor ss 3 r.
the only wv. ard Gengine proprietor ana man as,usr Q,
Johnsa G. " Cliekensr Co.. q Barclay stros. N.
general agents for New York md vicinity Sofa also o. A.
b. I'd. sands 100 Vuon Ect.s price, = cents pss
box.
NOPE TILL CURED.-DRs. co0PRa AND MURPHY,
" 2s Roosevelt street from te uursrslleied sueeessis
nate tafer 0n0ut mercury. Dr. CpDVsrs patignts wiA
else. Beware 81 the qusckf N Daanc street
81 Ealtls prnctisd TIessrs owing recipes, dies ~
NC, ~ enables every q treat ha asc W indr
., y ith snd ~ Am street Hani ss,grs Iv1s
lops on receipt q p ceyts progS~