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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-18
CINCINNATI ADyER'MTS.
c. b. G MP.
Wholesale Dealer in Hats, Caps and
~

C.. B. CAMP.
Wholesale Dealer i'm Hats, CAPS and
Straw Goods.
Na. I1G lIan street, cast side bs,srces Al aad ST.
.,..eIrn n CINCINNATI Oh O.
WOULD respectfully call the attention of Mer
w chants and Deaiers To his excellent stock OF
Hats. Caps and Straw Goods have very much
enlarged my sales and ware rooms. and having had
superior facilities both in purchasing and manuiac
turing have be IN enabled I'D lay ir my stock OF
60 ,ds Tor the spring trade great advantage. and
am now prepared to otler great inducements 10 pur
chasers both in regard TO the variety, quality and
price OF nv goods My assortment Is com prsed IN
part Of -l .l
Silk and Moleskin Hats;
fashionable and broad-nm Russia Hats:
DO do Angola Hats;
2OoO dnz Mexican and California Hats, ali colors
shapes and qualities;
1000 doz fam Leaf Tia :;
100 coz Leehorn Hats,
100 doz PaIama Hats;
200 doz Brazil Hat;
Greneda. Canton and Manila hats.
A large stock Of Haiters' Furs, Pushes. Trim
mings, &c.
All persons ,ho deal i'm FL Is or Hatters Goods.
and Ner hants going east requested To cali aud
examine my stock as shall take pleasure in show
ing them. and can sell them goods a. low as they
will buy in eastern markets
Don't forget the No. 10 Main street. east side,
between Fourth and Fifth
mhl2-2w I. d. OAMr.
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TO COUNTRY MEKCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

3OO do pump sole hip Boots Tex lg tn al So ID
]t0 doZ do No hip Boots al. 81 10
100 pairs fine imitation such ShJes.... l.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve humid
red pair OF Boots per week Keeping one hundred and
seven,y-fve hands employed, and can fll orders Al,
any time at the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will tnd IL saving of from 20 to - per cent TO buy
IN ir STOCK OF the manufacturer, lsisiead oil paying
the merchant S25 per case for the same kind OF
Boots that We sell for S2i. We now Supplying
some o the largest dealers in 81. Louis and Louis
vile, anu have been for the last two years. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction. and all goods
sold by warranted TO do SO. Dealers, BY calling
al No 7Pearl street, or the mandatory, on the
corner OF Sycamore aud Columbia sts, lin Clay
gas buidlnglcan examine the goods and Judge for
themselves The above nrices are as low as the
same Kind of bLais can be bought in New YorS or
Boston. We ore now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equally as low.
As it is idle and delusive TO hope .vr large profits
the general diffusion OF in diligence, ana e Easy
and rapid communication between city dealers and
country merchants, renders extensive and regular
trade on the old basis Ut small sales and large prof.
its. utterly impossible; therefore we have adopted
the motto, 'larse sales and small profits believing
by trading on this principle, we can draw n large
share OF the trade which has usually gone East, to
Cincinnati, and thereby save 10 TO - per cent TO
the Country Merchant
Ss- Leather bought at al times for cash or taken
in exchange for boots or Shoes.
FlLLEY & CHAPLIN.
Cincipna-i, Nov. 25.-teblO'5l- lyrdaw
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wooDBURNs EEXER AND AaUa

NJ OW Offered TO the puoiic Tor the first lime
In This medicine has existed IN a private family
Tor more than fifty years, has been distributed
10 considerable extent among friends, and has, du-
ling the whole time, in all Instances proved itself
a never iailin, remedy. whether applied 10 common
cases or 10 third day ague, Of well known Stubborn
notoriety, r.ui. "a. qr
Such experience, together with numerous solicit
tations from friends has induces the proprietor ts
give II TO the public The Undersigned, who know
TAhe medicine by their owr experience, have con.
sented To take an agency for part of Indiana and
Illinois, and now offer it by The dozen or single bot
tie, with The express understanding that the mos ey
will always be refunded where the medicine, used
according 10 directions, does not efit CT perfect
and permanent cure. i' ALLlS g. HOWES.
mhl0tf ..-..sl.- Il
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TO WESTERN MERCHANTS,

" Ewould respectfully call the attention of Dry
w Goods dealers in lndiann, to our present and
forthcoming sto,k OF Spring and Summer Drs
Goods.
Having made arrangements Tor large increase
OF trade this Spring, shall be prepared at an
early day TO exhibit at old stand, No. IL Pearl
street, every description Of Foreign anl Domestic
Dry Goods wanted Tor Western sales, and at prices
peciaay solicit examination at our extensive
Print Department. Having determined to exclude
from our stock all spurious coored Prints we shalt
Keep only sach as the Ierrimack, Iocheco, Wash
inglon, Globe, American, Sprague and Philip Al
lens branded goods, embracing the newest and
most desirable styles.
Our sock of American Co ton Goods is unusu-
ally large, and will be sold at small advance Tor
cash or approved parer.
We solicit cali and examination of our stock
by merchants visiting this market.
BLACHLY IL SIMPSON,
feblO 3m No. II Pearl u, Cincinnati. O.
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New Fall and Winter Goods:
ID. s. ANDERSON,
On FIRST street first door 6cicr Post O6cc)
III AS jus, received, and is now opening a large
IL assorl ulent OF fashionable gooCs, suited TO the
tAL,. AND WINTER TRADE consisting in part of blk
blue, green, olive, claret and brown
French, German & American Cloths:
twilied and plain. Also, great variety OF
Overcoatings,
German beavers, super blue'and drab Kerseys blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, e..
French and German
Black DOcskinS,
Wool and piecs black Cassimers of every quality.
fancy Cassimers and Doeskns oil the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS.
Elegant style London Cashmeres and valentines,
plain silk Velvet Vesings, figured and plain blk
Satin and silk do, l
Tailors' Trimmings,
OF every description; super wool Innings for over.
coats. plain and figured alpaca serves, mohair lus-
tres, &c.
@JThe attention of m, customers and the publi3
generally, is invited To an examinatio of the above
goods, which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments OF every description made to order, in
the very best manner, and warranted TO it,
deci-u 'A
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MORGAN a KEEN

lave just received per steamer Lafayette, q
Il new fupply OF hardware and cutlery, as fol-
lows: knives aud FORKS OF various styles and quail.
ties, pocket knives. butcher do: nseiac strength
ened table spoon ieavy iron do; German silver do;
do do teaspoons; British plate do do. Butts screws
and padlocKs hatchets; Collins and Simmons axes.
augurs. gimhlets and curry combs; scissors shears
We. Mt low prices Hs dec. I,
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NOTICE TO SToCKHoLDFRs

THE Stockholders Of The Evansville insurance
Il Company" are Hereby notified TO pay to the
Company their office, in Evansville, tive dollars
on each share Ct stock. upon which that amount
has not seen heretofore paid, and to secure by
mortgage on real estate 10 the acceptance of the
gage on real estate and should any stockholders
who has not heretofore paid five ,lars on each
share OF his stock iil to pay the same within thir
iy days from and after the hrst publication of this
notice or should any s,ockholder wha has not here
toiore secured by mortgage on real estate any share
or shares OF stock held by him, fail TO secure the
sum w;tein thirty days from the first publication
OF this notice, such failure to pay or secure will
work forfeiture OF the share or shares, of stock
upon which the failure shall have occurred-Blant
mortgages eau be had the office OF the Com any
BY order OF the Directors, s..
JOHN vi. STOCKWELL, Prest,
john IHGI.E JR.. Sect'y Fro TEN.
Evansville March 10, 81
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yALuApLELAND FOR SALE.

20 ACRES OF valuable LAND, OF the best
~ farming Iaad, and well timbered, situated In
iibson county, mol far from the railroad, will be
old on reasonable terms. The old county road 10
'rinceton used 10 run directly through il. The
AMI Is about two or three miles from Wetbrow' s
lace. For further particulars enquire OF the edi-
Of Of the Journal Terms cash. lmhl5lwdwltl
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REMOVAL,

T IT. MORGAN has removed his stock OF pry
j Goes up Main sneet into lSe onlidlhg i1i
nerIy occupied by Oliver Lead. where he will DO
peased to see his customers. aslng determined te
cl, FOODS al lower price Than ever augs7-'t
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DRY GOODS, &C.
DIR. CANNON,
n O m EPAT HIST ,
New Spring Goods!
n MAGHE e & CO.


l-ir New Spring Goods!
l J. a. MAGHEE & CO.
1AyE now IN store and viii receive BY dailyar-
III rivals a large assortment OF Foreign and Do
mes,ic Dry Goods, suitable Tor the Spring season
which they will offer Tor sale NJ wholesale only
Rrnadclorhs, rassimeres and vestings;
Super black, blue and fancy satlnets;
Gold mixed, brown and fancy tweeds; lE
Blue, mixed, gray and COLO jeans -.-.
Heavy sottonade. checks aud linens;
Blk and colored casmeretts;
do Fancy and light cassiu sres;
Rlue. blown. cOlored and bleaehed driihngs;
"A brown sheeiipgs and shrungs
IA. 7-S "A and 81 bleached mullins;
Scarlet yellow. white and green Donet and wool
Flannes;
Chene. solid, checs and earlston gins hams;
Black and colored Alpaccas; aa1
BLACK eros d'Rhlne and ATTN Iurc
Green idines, Berages and Tissues
Printed and organizes Lawns;
silk and linen 20 sln-; and Linen lusties;
CHING BILE ginghans, lawns ana other aieSs soo'''
Plain and printed Turkey red prints;
a. Allen 4 sons. Merrimack, Cocheco. Fall
~ : River and S2ragus's new style spring prints
rOl0rs as last as rock;
Washington and passaic solid halt and iuh
solia coIor,. and other style spring prints.
ITA 1A ~ ALSO: tl4A -
Also large assortment OF gloves, hosiery, pom
net and cap ribbons; Pongre and cotton hdkis,
.Ik and muslin craveis and ties; Irish linens table
diaper. aud cloths, Crash and Nankeens, 'oee;nsf
with great variety OF white go"ds, camoficS'J ae
o,et. Vic,oria lawns. muls, swiss muslins, laces.
edgings. Inserting collars, linen hdkfs combs but
tons, thread, &c &C.
rarfI - ALSO: ftf trH&
Now on hand splendid assortment OF
iar Boots, shoes and Brosans;
Fash. Silk, Angola, union. Kossuth, Mexican,
Buena VISTA. Palm Leaf, and Leghorn
Hats, &c, &c ~
pyOur Mr. ]. H. Maghee has now made New
York Civ bis permanent res; dence. aud lsspend-
ng a large share Of his time in the Eastern mar
sets and manufacturing Districts; so we Will a.
most daily be in receipt OF the newest and choicest
rouse the Western country.
mhl4 II ; 90 J. Ii. MAGHEE & co.
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SUNDRlES.
lease Do Illus Mieg Al ehiniz prints
Il DO silk Se.ge;. ..-...-.. I.l
do Solid cold Lawns; ,---... i-,r,t ~
, do do black do: .......
/ do Small figured do;
/ d" Kid Gloves; s..- ..a..,,,.-,r III. =
20 Cartoons Swiss Dress .; .lr-...-.
5 Cases Farcy Flowers; ..,.
80 do cold Silks; -,
. do printed foulard Silks; lr
Z do Drape d Lite; r.
In mes sit & handkerchief, very sup. article;
9 cases white Cotton Hose, tEngIislD 81
do cold understands; .-..........,.r
10 DO Clinton Tweeds; r.l ssa
2 do Cadet mixed Sauinet:
9 do A. & ii. spragues ruby printsi
co Fancy cold 1'weeds, all wool;
6 Cartoon dotted Swiss; received tins day ana
,,r ~ LAS. LOW a. Co..
mhI6-dawtt ar VAIN S"ee''
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LOUISVILLE q ADTER' MIS-.
JAMES LOW & Coz
All Main Street.

LOUISFILLE,5 KESTCCKY,
ID EsPECrFULLY inform PURCHASES OF Goods
II that they have now ON hand one OF tne,niost
complete stocksof TRY GOODS to be found In
the Western Country. r.-,I--,
Their purchases are made exclusively Tor cash,
and their motto s-smal profits aud quick returns
. They solicit an examination OF their STOCK rom
all purchasers OF goods IN this market ..G
mhStf ...., =. -.-l IA rrH
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DISTRICT SCHOOL.

DISTRICT SCHOOL
T1HE undersigned will commence School in
i the District south OF Main street, in the base.
ment stTy OF the Methodist Church, on Monday
March 81. Terms $3.50 per quarter-to be paid
as far possible out OF the public fund, and the
deficit by the parents. Refer 10 the Hon. James T.
Blythe lnIhltf ALFRED j. BlSDEE
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FOR SALE.

49, have on hand ut Tie iderson's wharf boat;
sTS lot of beautiful Shrubbery, comprising
.-P Pine, Cedar aud Catav ba Grape; which /
ill sell low. Please call and examine them.
mhI5-lts GEO. SHANNON.
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DcMESTIcS.
~ BALES Brown DriIiEgi
~ zoo Gases Black Cotton;
100 Bales Ticking; ''.' 1904 1e z. L
so do Sea Island Cottons f..l @if rfr
80 Cases Cottonade;
Goo Bales 81 inch brown cotton !; receise'
mi. d,y and for sale by JAS. Low 81 90:
mhli-dawlf All Main ST., houisrihe' n.y.
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TWO WEEKS LONGER.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

NiA OF eight active sot1g men To soicit saoscrip
} ton 10 Frost's Pictorial Histories. Clarke
commentaries and Bibles, Ewel's Medical Com
anion, &c. HOLLAND a. GARDNER,
mhl5-lms AT Boicourt's Hotel.
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IN CASES Hstsl- consisiingoi every variety
~ jLst received I'D for sale low by
scp4 J. VI. MAGHEE & co.
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Movements Of the Ocean Steamers
Port OF New York, July Ii.


UsM steamer Frluklin, James A Wotten, Commander
Havre via Coses July 2, TO Mortimer L!ringston-let
steamer Hermann hence for Southampton. l miles from
Sandy Hook.
Ship Faneu Hall (Of Boston), Sears, Liverpool June T.
With mdse and lA passengers to Pkington. Has been
leland spoke ship Tuscsrora, from Liverpool for Phlade
phis.
Bark Anna (Breml Everts, Bremen 35 days with mdse
sni Us passengers to Poppe Co I'd inst lst 20 2 Ion
a. ~ saw two iceberTs fth lat 4 2 Ion &c Is spoke ship
"John Parker" from Boston, bound z.
Brig Firth (Brl Aud. Limerick, 10 days in ballast with
ship ArEo hence for Liverpool I'd inst La, 80 ~ Ion 6s A.
spoke Br brig Lady Campbell from Liverpool for Guads
ioupe 7th lat ~ H. Ion 6 5 spoke ship Aberdeen hence
for Liverpool.
Rig orteus (Belg) Mere Antwerp, 4s days with mdse
and 100 60 Heydecker Co bound to Havana
Brig Eoratio, Merrill harscaibo. June a. with coffee 70
Arangusen. June q, Cape Donna Maria NNE. distant
leagues telr Eliza Fisk Calf from York Jao-
mel. Died 18th inst Mr. Oliver Taylor. 60 years of New
fer passenger left wife and three children board the
vessel
with vine and bars Depew. 81 inst lat 30 H. lon
t6 poks sehr Isabella Peters, hence tor San Juan Me-
Brig Asmode lBr, Kimber rOso NF Is day, in ballast
schr Harrison Price Rice. Wilmington. NC, days with
schr Aonio. Guthrie. Nswbern. NC. days. with naval
sohr Ann Still. Weeks. Nansemond. 3dsys.
Schr Patriot, Law son, Norfolk. 3 days.
schr Margaret Woslan, Petersburg, q days.
sehr Junis Bodins Predmors virgins. days
Sehr Dart Palmer. New Rochelle.
sohr President Hsrrison Ninktrson. Hsrwieh, days
sehr Compliance, Sears Portland: 5days.
Steamer Kennebec, Seymour, Philadelphs.
One bark. unknown.
JrLY ls-wind during the dag NNE.
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HtTFtLn, July IL. IbJ1.
T' ceipts ~ the past twenty four hours have been
tl0u~ 4ft0 bbls wheat, n 0CO bushels corn, 81 200
DO Ths arket for -four has been Yatber heavy, but
vittaut tBy noticeable change In prices The sales
wcIt EOt0 bbls Prime wheat is drn but common des-
criptious have downward tendency. Ohio sold stT6c
7c. There is some shipping inquiry for but ut
IIres below the views a holders Small sales a mixed
tern made at 49, Oats are steajy at 3}c.
Fg,ights are for flour, SIC wheat, l4c; corn, lie,
AIp,Sy, July IL. 1851
The receipts since last have teen:- Flour. 900
bbls wheat 5000 bushels; corn. y'Ot0 do Flour IL
firm with moderate business doing Wheat IL iDac-
tiv Corn is steady at yesterday rates; faes Il 1900
buhels at SO &c for mixed western aud 47c sic for
a TO- oi damaged oats quiet sales ~ 1000 bu h.
els At I2c small sses Of Ohio whiskey, a. 23Ic.
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dred sail that went 70 this afternoon Nothing bat
berm brigs have entered the to-day upward bound
MOBILE July 5-Ar ships Robert Center. Arnold. sad
Kate Hunter. HILL Nfork. CID ship Dublin Skolfeld
ton, bsrhs Zansni tBr Wilson, Cherbours Reform. Liver
more, kYork
NORFOLK. July lo-Arr schrs John Tanis Bl.isdsii.
Porto Rico; Mary Jane, Bentley, and Ann D. Osborn
NEWPORT. July ls-Arr schrs Sarah Ann Tolsy. Fred
for Harriet Lewis. freaham, Pail River PhA-
NEW L0NDos' Il'"hRos Roy, Champiia.
sehr Sea hark' -. ttH'"ll1 AtWn'ur'i, ,Prentiss.
NEW Be .g.,1y ll=Arsn:, M n., J,%s. a9Sy shss.
Sophia ~ ,re Himan; bark Bruce.
PHlIf II u, July l2-Arr brig Delhi Hodgdon,
Trim. sIsland. Cid barks Oak, Ryder. aud
Aat:.a nlits. Boston, brig: Z Il Filter. Hswits
;it,t Clifford. Boston; sehrs New Repu se Baker,
lihi Otis. 90; Mary L. LOUISE. Marshall. Dightonj
mn sns, hoeere, Norwich; s ntDavis, Johnson. and
ssml Csstper Cullen, Providencei Hswkins Hulse.
Roxbpry; Agenors. Trena nassey, Cambridgeport; A
Stewart Lozier NYork steamers Black Diamond Steven
son: Ironsides, Green aud Porpoise, Scoheld, do
kOCkLAND. July 2-Atr schrs Mary Lanadou. Holmes,
and Eben Herbert Johnson NYork 3D. Henry Hall. def
Aimirs Ann, Wall York River Flying Arros Colmsa Sc
9Th. ontaIi: Haskell do; sth tris Lowell Sherman.
40: $40 So sehrs Richmond Montgomery, NYork; TN.
SAVANNAH, July s-Arr steamship Florida. Lysn. New
York CID ship Hartford SAnnerman, NYork; brig Dun-
bar Howcs. Boston. Sid schr wsc Boyngton Bath.
th-Arr schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, NYork. Cid sohs
Virginia. somers Philadelphia.
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s.tion Of the eeou of the sixth largest State Of the

sstion the cesson Of the sixth largest State of
Union to her
trust in God there deg rnded.
do not TO defend The practice OF Senators aud
Representatives, Ia Congrs akins fsss nssiol
purchasing claims. or being el ia clans before
Congress- b'fore puolic fu ctonarie, hes. Indeed
think II would be- quite we'll fr ali public uucti nsras
and officers. and editors and correspondents Of nsws,
to leave s that business to regular ca nts
and attorneys here. Sinister aud ba;k air inh1'ics
could not then be used The agency sni interest ot the
person seeking TO advance claim. could MT be e)n
cealcd Logrolling and lbbysm ,uli not susceed ~
to the prejudice Of the puslc and OF ths honest
claimant. As to Mr Secretary Corwins course except
what have in the iieraL and other Newspapers.
have information Ct his being concerned in any
Florida II all that is stated be true it
merely to hs having given opinion counsel in Of
them, before Re became Secretary that tn interest
justly due and ought to be paid For this he deserves
credit though his opinion did lot suffice to s-t isbt
paid All his fault. in my judgment in being re-
strained by tmidity ant false decacy from carrying
out when in ofice his honest opuions given when
in Office He refused to in those becaue
given such opinion, though hs had abandoned all in
tsrsst in the 1t is however, Of my
to rebuke you for overhauliug him. except far
your structures conflict with the interests my cens
and myself To protect these is the sole object Of this
letter. Respectfully your obt serv't.
GEORGE MACkAY,
The New York herald., 1851-07-14

ArALAcHicoLt. June S.
Arrived-Brig Ben Wilson. NYork:
BosroS, July L. Pm.
ArriyedBarks Henry Shelton, Bueuos Ayrss olia. Ha
brig "Fbbcrty. Table Bay CGH sehr Heary Clay
Albany
Clearod-Schr Mary, Albany
Arrived l3th-Brgs solomon Piper, Buenos AyreG o
Holt Philadelphia schrs Sharon, Richmond; Chamber
lain, and Rebowp, kYork.
vALL RyER. July n.
Arrived Schrs Mary Elizabeth. Pictou; James GOrham
Albany Geo u Davis and Opera ondout
Arrived l2th-Brig Enoch Pratt Baltimore.
Sautd-Sehrs Governor Philadelphia Opera Rondout.
kGv OkLsASs. July
Arryed-SLips Leodes. Crance, Rio Grade and Parthe
ron Boston; JAS Tcomb NYork Coquimbo, from the Mo-
s,lle shoAl.
NoRpoLK. July "
Arrved-Barks Morgan Callso; Luhs ksdeirs3 Virginia
NOilesns brigs Elizabeth Ann, and shackleford Porto
Rico.
ssiisd-Bsrk Hermoine, Erort; schrs Adrian, do Eliza
Jane, Boston.
Providence. July l3
Arriycd-Schrs Science Albany; John Willetts Liberty,
Jss Deputy, and Townseud Phiadelphs sloops Th0s
Hull Rlfd de Island. aud m SaDdfurd, k1ork
Snet-Brig Partridge Philadsphia; sohr Jos Turner,
Btltimorei fredk Brown, and Fashion, NYOrk.
NIoh,~oND. July ~.
Arrlvss-schrs New York. Eyort; Juliet, Boston.
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MARKETS ELsEwHERE.


Bosror, July l2-Bvsksrs Bcsrd-l shares Boston and
Maine Railroad, s Boston and Norces ster Railroad
f2 Chessrs Raiir0sd 81, Reading Railroad. ~ 32j
DO, si 80 DO, bod ~ 100 Vermont Central Railroad
kaiir.ad ~ Z, p o. t2m inI lS Sogden.eurs Railroad
Rsilr,sd & n Michigan Central Railroad IOsS Boston
and Providence Rairosdsh ~ Concord Railroad, 5iis
III doc -; fitehburg Railroad, 1 ~ old Colony Railroad
~ ONsruOnt snd Massachusetts, Railroad bDd, wa 10
Rutsnd Railroad 5S 60 Canton Company. Gss lO) East
B0st0n Conn b3O ~ Sandwich Giass Company. 12J
20 Fsses Company, 9G; 80 Bank gf North America s0d
w. 10 do ha Slbsv OgJsrrbutr Bonds g ~, Vermont
ind kassaehusst,s Railroad bonds. ga 100 Old Colony
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Letter Bags for Rio Janeo per will close at the
FyohsnEe Reading Room tt7 ExehanEel about Ath inst
Aso for San Juan and California per Prvmetheus
will cose this day ith inst at 2 O'Clock; thass mails will
through in atout days In charge Of special
Also. for New Oresns Tin ofthe States nail
stes Union. Tuesday 10th inst at quarter before
ocltcb hho for Liverpool steamer Africa Wednes
Itth the usual hour. Letters
any Tsrt % tie world
she -Hove slso Kenyons ~ wall
Letter Bsts for Cbnrs Calfornis and Pacific porte
eanthip Crescent City will also close at Beriords No
Vesey street, Astor House. on 18th inst ct AZ Pm.
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whalernen.


sid from NLondon llth. ship BrOoklyu. NPacihc.
Brig ormus. at NBedord from Taoshuano, brought %
cntks oil from bark Ohio q do from ship Herald 60
% from ship Esnucks 10 dc do from ship Henry aud 6
DO do ship Maria Reports cid from Tcahuao March
90 thp James Cornell for home 1.-THE has been reported
at on the gthD.
Spoken.
sp Tuscsrors from Liverpool tor Phiadelphis July TO-
lat "a, Ion 20 40.
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miles y 0f Cape Roman.