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CcNcosp, N. H., June Ia, 1861
TIE Reception, " General Pierce Of e COMMITTEE Of Motif
ostson- 7ip to Lake Wimnipisscoge.
Ths committee to inform General Pierce Of his nomi-
natien consisting Of Mr. Barbour Senators Pech sub-
stitute for Mr.. McLelan) Soue, and Thompson Corn-
ing absent) came yesterday. They received by a
committeo, and rode in four barouches Gen Pierce
residence, to whom they delivered letter which will be
replied to and published. No speeches made.
They thon dined a. the American House with General
Pierce Governor Martin, Mr. Wells, President of the
Senate Speaker kittredse exspcaker Baker andswen
ty others After dinner about Que thousand persons
assembled in the rain in front Of the hotel when the
distinguished gentlemen called out and spoke
~ minutes amidst great enthusiasm.
The committee then proceeded 10 Lake Winnpisseo-
gee with General Pierce his invitation after dining
with hin, at the American House They returned in the
evening at half past eleven O'Clock and have left for New
York this morning train Of provided by the
Boston. Concord and Montreal Railroad Company ex-
presy for their They lett here at four o'clock T..
NJ. and proceeded to the Wers trty-six miles the
western border of the lake whore most OF the White
Mountain travel usually diyeigcs from the road and there
took the pretty little steamer Lady OF the tke Captain
w. Walker. The boat ran up to Centre ilarbor, ten
mics, thence down to Wolfboro, the southeastern
border Of the lake twenty miles, and then to the
Wers, its point OF starting twenty miles The party
about fftecn III number. most Hospitality received
and entertained by Captain Walker aud the proprietor
the Pavilion Hotel MIR chamberlain, Mt Wofboro
where hey tried aD hour ana partook OF excellent
surper. The word went round at Wotboro that Gen
Pierce was ID town. and the boat about ready
leave laige crowd assembled on the waarf tuthusias-
tic cheers given os Isrcs aaa King the Old 30
piI.on ioniiuna. Mississippi SC sir Ssu6 responded
in few brief remarks, AID received with much
cheering although The afternoon rainy hus OBJ
structns somewhat the view the lake the excursion
much enjoyed MIR cou,r ! understand proposes "
revisit this town and he lakes unc aounain after toe
adlournment ~ Congress iENAcOOk
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Police Intelligence.

n supposed Hotel 1hcf On saturday, well dressed
man, " gcnteo appearance calling himself Charles Neor
wa paraded tefore To. Chf & Police charged with be-
ing hotel thief Mr.. y q Clarke, of the propric
tors OF the Merchants Hotel in Corlandt street APP
peard M the prosecutor who stated before the Chief that
the prisoner that morning had taken in their ho
III but csrcey had the prisoner been in the house hs If
bour bforc the porter Of the establishment sent
TO the for the purpose Of removing vaise which
belonged tosome other boarder On going to the door
De dirccvor that the prsoser absent the porter
then looked under the bed for The vaise and in doing
Uncovered rolled in paper three brass skeleton
eys two mail screw drivers and two steel files. These
buierous looking articles aroed the suspicion Of the
porter who forth eth informed MIR Clark Of what he had
Uncovered In short time afterwards. Mr. Clark went
10 the room a the prtoner and there found him with
coat on and shirt sleeves turned ny filing the wards out
o. the Wst. Key hloDrDg 60 the room, thus making
skeleton Whereby 70 enable him to enter any other
on that door The Circumstance Of finding the prisoner
with these puepicous keys file led Mr. Clark 10 be-
Ievo tbat the prisoner would likely be an unwecome
yaor and therefore called the aid Of officer Aountoy
q the Third ward police who took the suspicious cha
rsotcr into custody Several Of the hotels have been
robbed within the last few weeks and this man il nov
l,eveo 10 he the individual who has been doing the
buines~ The Mayor Of Detroit short time since was
putting up al the Astor House and his entered
end ro6bd of gold watch and 5000 in money The pr-
Wa yesterday Identified 70 be the man who, ~ the
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE 20, 1852.



Y ) sloop OF war Marion, Com Gendy Hong Kong I2O
Snip Lesvitt storer (of wsidOboro) Grscia Liverpool
~ DAYS with mdss and 3 passengers TO pdkinon May
q lat 1a u lon o spoke ship Jane Cooper from
slip Marearet tpkt) London and Portsmouth May
lat to4l, Ion Is -, Jaw ship l. z; 6caad IS. :"
Nay WITH de and TO Saa
Mnturn Co.. May % la' ~ oa 50 a. spoke p,ckst shio
Bans 50 saw large iceberg The has had
SIR peutse6Iand (asmn nancGrr. Hamburg As days.
vs." fhp F, @sS M r 70 sen -
c sE nH as ct d p sss {. S ma Ass' april q
=, Gags Mae.tie RI rnsk Belfast ~ days with iroa and
isr Z; Lsne tkgss Neiman Antwerp 4 days. in ballast
bars Lutsrpriso l6rl White. 8 days il ballast
win 10 passsrsers 60 Leaf May p a 80 lon a.
ioBs7 'bole ship isG.a Ocean, hence 'ar Lon
IL lassepsers Beolte Juoe i3 lat 80 49, lon
O ~ sp,ske nj. Ship y TORN hence fer Ant~erp;
and 5 . SossssoRm CO. : Jays wen muse
Bug Lively err, Buree.s, LinaoIcs. 81 days in bsa,
Bic Won Frnsi isSrSu.. uamours IS days, with iron
Brs eak Esssr na%sars 50 days. in ballast
Bris rre.idet Christie lNor), opdnho HAMBURG April
~ II ballast With s. passenger 20 becl kunhsrd June
NTH shine schr Turner n,nsham, crai,e
way, and lesked badly tho captain Grew doned
her, Ard taken board the q. The p had her
bowsprt carried By the bits and received ether
Brig Trcfoum iIIau) Kramer Bremen g days in bal.
lest, with 100 passengers. 70 Raschnner Co,
Big Glare lBr) Alien Palermo . days with mdse to
Irg Lima (of iortIard) wade Cardenas II days with
atteras spoke scr Greenvay from Porto Rico for
Brig Rowland (of ghonaston); Watts Remedies June 9.
ecr fIsns mosc Sr rssph. ION . spoke
Bris phiiora. Calhoun i!inngtcn Nc days, with
Brr Ds,id puaeu. Podser, Wilmington, Nc days, with
riig Relief catc msehias days.
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time the robbery Effected put UP ct the Astcx House
under the assumed Of James D. Rodgers The pri-
also recognized tho who lodged In the
with dioser. at the Bulls Head Hotel. ON
Tuesday night last The following morning about three
O'Clock the prisoner left the hotel when the drsver
looked NJ bis pocket he dscov red that $500 had boon
abstrncted FRI h pocket This prisoner considered
20 be new hand a. least heretofore unknown by the
police II being his 1rst arrest The Chief Of Police has
detained him for a further examination
Destroying Tsicrraihe Hiits.--A man named Michael
tnnigan was arrested on Saturday by Officer Wood, of
thclhird ward and Constable Moore Of New Jersey.
charge Of malicously breaking the tcyraphc wires
belonging TO Housos line also for destroying operating
Instruments VALUED at s+50 The prisoner conveyed
by the officers back 10 New jersey, for trial
II dishonest PooIa "A man named James VIM
was arrested Saturday. charged with brrsiing open
trunk belonging "a James ~. Palmer No Ia Bowery
stealing thor, from watch valued at S25 s. bank bill
together with seyora articles Of wearing apparel The
accused when arrested acknowledged his guilt returned
back the properly and he could not think what in
duced him 10 take the property and that he very
sorry for the act The prisoner taken before Justice
Wood who committed him TO prison for trial
Chayse Of IaiSe Fycccs oiosr Stephens If the lower
ponce court arrested n man named Adam Echart on q
charge Of obtaining quantity of liquor valued at $751;
fom Theodore W Baynro Co. No 100 Pearl street
under false ations The was conveyed
bc 10 Justice Bogart who required bail in the of
$780, in default of which he committed 30 prison
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Wfsais: T,ses, ysrgsssn Nvors. y A'''-' A'n''''
Mseheii Kssnesask is.h Bsn,cn. Thomas NYors for
Bueksvie: lih. Lissn Jenes do do. Ga I2th scsrs
pert; 18Th. trs Alex Nil ikem Fish. FairhAveu.
LfwEs. Juae IL. 81 Ps.- Brirs Br theirs Typse and
from agpsyra came down and anchorea in the hsrb,r
Nothing se"p 90 pas. IN TO day ron sea
st Thomas Il days CID ships Bee,apere fBrl MoLsy s:
John Ns. John Coaster Fes'er Nyort: sohrs Conssset
INV oRLTsNs. June is-Below, coming up. Br bsri
Amede. from Liverpool on the Bar Also ship aud bark
ca MsiIa Place oss,. 49,; End Ms
Liverpool Isiantz (Bam) VIM. Hamburg Mary Glover
Chase Bcrde1nx RebS.cs Bernie Rio An mkt
fBrl. Bnrh San juan cic Kate Heath, Lee. Richmond;
Tawed 10 sea Cir hip STATE M,ne bark Robert; 9th
sip oeneors bark Gen Taylor, chr Lsvniai 10th, ships
NoFFoIK june l7--srr Br shin Fame Orkney. cNlaO
40 eays; scrs sarah Libby Portland; hrsane Smith.
Yer,; cld,srl Wshnewapn, rleasrpts. WI indies,
Newport Tor fo-b; steamer Qninebaue Hoam, NY for
NFwBUrYPoRT, Jane ls-Arr schr jew. Hoyt, Phila.
SEW BEDFORD, June Is-sld scbr Ellen Rodinan, os.
i7t-arr brig Dunbar of aud for Boston from Savsn-
naa. which was ashore at cuttyhunk tsee Miseelll.
wslhsi for Pawtucket Moses Leonard Pesrce. lanes
River; Jenkins Potter Baltimore: Boston Corsou
deipbis stcauer Peissr Williams NYcr sloo D. Oregon
S.rrees; Ameiea s,grges and Rsoors Wells DO Reow
May Ross Phiiadepha; Perine, Ingr,har, Albany vi,
Warren scops Rhode Island Hull and Hawkins Raw
PoRTL AND. June ls-Arr scbrs John Tuuis Crane Nor
folk; Naive Merrill NNork CID brgs Isaac Carver, Clark
RICHMOND June Is-Arr bark Cysne Lovelnna. Nvork
Sid steamer City of Richmond Mitchell do schr Advance
SAVANNAH. June 1G--Cld bark Edga-, Perdleton, st
John NIB triss harriet Marion. Hsvsns; Olive Kelly
York SID barks Exact. Stevens ana Harvest, Nichols
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CIT Y NJ e w S /.
Laying Of the Co Stone Of tho MARI
rer's Family Asylum.

rers Fam1iy Asylum.
The corner stone of the Mariners Family Asylum To-
Gated the Seamens Retreat Staten Island laid
with appropriate ceremonies saturday afternoon.
Aprcpos to this ceremony. have received the
eighth annual report Of the Board ~ the Mariners Pam
ny Industrial Society from which copy few extracts.
The reror Of the Treasurer and Store Committee shows
gratifying increase Of patronage, in gales receipt
donations, and in orders for the manufacture of fur
pshed materials We have been able 10 furnish en-
p'oyucnt. more or less continually 10 12i who
have made 9i25 articles and 70 whom in connec ton
with our supervisor. cutter aud have paid in
wages the u - S4 81 0f the articles manufacture
cd 4077 sheets made Inc OF A. f. Stewart 4 Co.
81 one cent oaoh-the society furnishing thread and
thereby sustaining pcupiaiy loss on the order W
mention The isct lot by way Of complaint
count for ~ liberty decline the but to
furnh evidence of a., pressed standard of
ton Tor plain which wing the only kind many
OF our workwCmtn eau exc ute
IRON the truscor tht Seameus Fund and Retreat
received the al sl.JSf. which has been dstribu-
c1 in small mon hly - the sick the aged and
tnfrm 20 otbcfs No cifoui stances deprived them
of ability In rrccrsGries Of life From the tre.
focty haze expended in charity the
OF siGS - The nrmber OF visits MADE by our
managers To those selling and requiring aid during
year Is about fourteen hundred Several OF our aged
pensioners have d.d during the wear. giving COM
fortng evidence TIA ihty where they hunger
more Among tho who have left this for better world
- hir Ershiuc widow = Capt Erne, Of revolutionary
memory who d,d ~ utcembr aged seventy uine lier
husband conims neG by Gen Washington to cruise
between Cape Geo aro Cane Sabe-receved the of
lieutenant anThikhly q. ngushed himself IN ISL nv
The crpurf 81 he iui Annapolis ROYAL. whereby
one hundred ana tfy British made orison
era md a. many Arc isaus released. lie likewise
sssed in desttoyng ihe il boston har,or aud toll,
part in construct ~ works On Banker Iru The
Following - the Treasurer report
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attend her funeral this morning ct 10 O'clock from her
fathers residence. lie Third avenue
Newark and Lover Canada papers please copy
On SuDd ~ June 20 THoMAs DoLAr
The members ofthe Journeymen HORSE Shoers Prsec-
tive Union requested 10 attend hs funeral this or
noon at o'clock from his late residence. lhrty-t rd
street between Tenth and Eleventh evenues
On Sunday June ~ ELLEN, only child of David b and
Hannah s. Cunningham aged months and 10 days.
The relatives and fiiend If The family invited to
attend her fynera this aft nom at o'clock from the
residence at Mr. Jonathan Knapp 5ls Green wic street
TN Sunday June 20, DR.. JoHN S. WfLY IT, S. N. in the
5Ih year Of his age
His friends and acquappces aud those of his brother
George WHY are requested 10 attend his funera from
his late residence II pierpont street Brookya without
further notice
Al Covington Kentucy on June IT, Colonel Mo ,aA ',
OF the tirm of Morgan Bruce. Cincinnati and ire il
dent OF the CovingoD and Lexington Railroad Com ~
lie died OF cholera. after u few hours illness
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DOancstic Miscellany.

Tup TInruR LAW NV ,lipstftvp pbs
sf,ine y;o,,or bili r,1,ed Az. sav I,,,ns,,n IL .
ponrn,ent, 49, ,r H.; To-, ,ho tc,I M, ~, ~ -.
IN iar 80 Il ,oUs,e a.. s.n,to !. = >. =. .,,,,
| ia ,ao,j ~, H. soc,,6 !, Nre,aher ~, ~ -
ia. ipr,.,nGoI .locr;n .nd !, ra,t,a -, .t s :"
,.;n az i,,o fyot ~, tha on,h :, Na,a, No., - 100 '''
|
ihk LIQUOR Law IN hAlAE-Ab' meeting OF
the Aidcf1nen o. Portland Me- held On Saturday eve
mug i1h inst II war voted at the rst ballot TO close
n,ys "a ,d a. p,,,a W. va .aMo" y Se.S ahd
ag-pcv was tla i.oaI1ai nm, s,,o -, -, - 80
IN yshcrn lanors Se,a soid =. r,,,;o; 49, ~ " 'oi
~
MOVEMENT y MhNE-Ihe opponents OF the
Liquor Ia" now ~ force IL Maine have called
ton 10 organize an an Maine Law party and nominate
an anti Maine Law candidate FOR Governor This
lenon J. - he htid At Portland on the 18th inst. The
democrats have already c-nominaied Governor Hubbard
ara INC wings nave nominated iIam q. Crosby, Of Bel
src IA sncn,e IL M; -, ~ 49, 800 =, = ~.
,lere i con.ider.lla .,,,ir, 80 =, ~; o;t; -;
on,stion p,a,;ds,cs tast f,s "a - ~ - 80
-.
= AN f.Acf..LENT IMPROVEMENT IN CAR SE.TS.-
me 'tcc oh9'f1 notices Inc following invention by
a buri, q Hampton One!ua 70 u bids lair 10 be
very pstiui tue Improvement consists IN inoVeabe
PACK or rather two backs 10 The seat DC which
be raised at VIII 10 such height the the
traveller may suggest. IL is uneasy aud wishes to
ret Ii hpd b. has only adjust the shifting back AM,
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CUPID oNTHE CANAL Yesterday morning man
III lis shirt sleeves rushed into the clerk office, and
requested q marriage license The deputy informed
him that he must apply to the Probate Judge
" Stranger said he, If you show where that
are, III give you shilling and I'm in q deuced
hurry" When next heard Of. he was with his in
Nuded before Justice, who inquired why he did
lot 60 home, put on his coat, and he married like
gentleman! SHAW Squire said he, sit don't
m&ko the least bit OF difference and If / 20 to
tie boat otter my coat, ! may lose the gal
There's Two fellors wants her, and she don't care
which she hast The siken cord that bound two
willing hearts" was tied, the bride informing the
Squire that be need not have said that part about
putting asunder. because there want no danger Of
hat" The Squire took his fee, and said, II hope
you have good wife = :" Wei, he has, responded
th. bride; land, added the bridegroom, = calcl.
culate I'm pooty well to do in the world. I'm cap.
tain of coal boat and shes going to be head cook,
and if you'll come aboard Squire, III astOnish yor
with warm meal. CiereiQnd Herald.
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Superior Court.
GENERAL TERM


irNt ~ --Ordered-lhat general terms for the pnr
pose oi hearing appeals from made or non enune-
rated motions pursuant 10 Rule T. adoucd January IS
1891 vii he held Thursday the 2oth day of July, on
c-ay The 3st dav If August and on the third Satr.
day 81 september. 1852.
Present. Chief Justice Oakley. and Hon judges Sand
ford, nuer Campbell. and Bosworih
DFcisigNs.-H 8igR III Jehd rs Louisa Cochran Fl d,
Judgment ut Special Term affirmed with costs
oon a,Gaa. heccrfr De- is. I1iR H. IfaIecS and Nm
H. Haljcc6--JudgInent for defendants
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"BrT YE CAN'T VoTE." -Great was the amaze
meni and dsmay among he Irish laborors when
the steam shoyels were first put into operation q
certain section of the Vermont Central Railroad and
Of the stBrdiest of the Hibernians after gazing
at his huge rival for few moments, thus apostro-
pbised the enemy: 'Well. faith, ye are n big divil
Of n haste, and mighty sthrong in the ABRAMS may
be. now, ye think yerself as good as IN irshman,
but with a look Of inefable contempt) d--n your
sowl, We can't vote r'-Bostou Post
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THE AMERICAN LANGuAGR,-An Englishman pe-
rusing an American newspaper, exclaimed impa-
ticptly noticing Of Wobsters photographed
Improvements" These people ought TO be denied
the OF the English language il they canno. treat
it better" /" English language = echoed Yankee.
without removing the cigar from between his teeth,
: guess you'er mistaken, Loss it's the American
Ian guage" american p repeated the wondering
EDghsnman. "Guess it's that said Jonathan
cooIly, "we've annexed it ''-Hartford Tunes
.junC is.
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Teicgraph,c Reports.

PROVIDENCE June 49, 1852
The cotton market has been quiet for the week and
sscs have been limited 10 small lots for immediate
sumption. Prices remain unchanged. Fleece wool is
much IN request and there II Int small stock in
kct The sales for the week 1900 pounds In
printing cloths the sales have been with but
limited quantity offered Prices have improved slightly
and 1T the close sixty fours firm vt cents Sales
for the week, % 275 piece
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FROM ST. CRorx.-A letter, dated St. Crox May
rs says This Island has been suffering under most
protracted spell II drought since last November which
has only been broken by rereehng showers within
few days past We have not consequently made q
third Of what is usually considered average crop of
sugar This with the consequences Of enamel patton,
yiziDcreased expenses with decreased aborbas thrown
the planters into state Of great embarrassment while
great depreciation Of property must Of course
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UNIvERsALIsT CONVENTION "A convention Of
the New Jersey Universalists assembled on Thurs
day, at Newark. The Rev. II. II. Chaplin made the
opening sermon, and in the evening Rev G, u Fay
preached.
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LcNpoN--Paclet ship Margaret Eyans-Prof Alden and
lady W Alden Mrs Livingston Mrs Cameron Miss Game
ron, Mrs Lawthtr. Miss Smelling Mir Murray iniy
Murray brs Deseter, Doseiter Rev Pay Miss Snug
Miss Snugs Mr. Thomas--St0 in the steers2e.
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NIarrled

On Sunday evening June 90 by Oscar W. Sturtevant,
Alderman Of tho Third Ward. Mr.. PATRICK UowLrr to
Mrs MARGARET McGoyERr. all Of this city.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. june 1916 p. NJ
Arnes There were 50 bbs pots and pearls purchased
AZ "a al Z 4 IS 5o-the previous rates.
BRFApTurTs-Flour varied little the business iuclud.
ing 1900 bb ordinary choice state superdne Cana
dian, and mixed = fair Western at 81 eGti 81 1885,;
fayorite Ohio and fancy Western a. 81 ISL "a ~ Il
common 10 good Southern. nt ~ 435f 81 81 =; wish
Other qualities AZ pr0portcnate figures Rye flour.
meal ana wheat main quiet. some 500 bushels river
rye brought Is Tyc adv 'ucc, ~ 600 bushels
merchandise mixed Western and round yellow So
Gle. 81 = &c and 81 a 0ic.tbe previous prices; and
eytral parcels domestic oats. II l5au improvement
CoIIoN The sales to-day LOO bales, firm
prices We quot -
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SrRlcr LrlUPooL CLas.irrcArfo \
nrg1 ". .,t.J

hHantr. Teas. GHifp Jrts
Inferior. ............ Nominal. Nominal. Nominal
Low 70 good ordinary. -. 81 SIX a.. 81
Low TO Coca iodlinq. . ga GA lOIi 81 n 10
E Ebt i g ai s:oa ii, To- IL I9 ~ lO
fRrcHrs.-Jhcre was rather more Offering for Liver
pool though engagements were light; 800 bales uncom-
pressed cotton onraged at 32 800 bhls )ur,
lij and 800 bbis. beef At l. grain 1t y a ia
There alteration in rates to other ports
BRoVioNs aIpeared buoyant. the transactions consist
ing Of 0cbhs prime aud clear pork at sl6st So
and $50, 20 bbis fair TO prime lard a o3sc So.
1000 bbls PRIME ana mess beef at SGS s. and Sll y
ST.; with ~ bbls. beef hams. at SlG1s Sl6at.
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THE sARblED WOM.N's PRIVATE MEDICAL COW
rahion by DIR A. hsurireau, Professor % Dsosse
81 Women -Twertieth edition, ~ $50 Price ST.
Years Of suffering OF physical and meot anguish many
an sooti nse wife and peourary dithsultes the
bsro might nave heer spared by timely posesou OF the
work a. IS Intended especially for married tho~s
contemtssts marriage as IL uscilos important soorets
which should be tBown ~ The m par ,icu'srly
Here, hl-o every frmale-,he wo-the mother tho
Of voars--ip whom nstnre oontempates an portsat
change discover the symptoms and the
ebelent remedies aud most certain mode al
complains to shicl her eek 10 suhiect
(Exrrct ~ letter from gentleman in Dayton Ohio
Dr. a. " bAurcEhu;-- DAYTON, May 1876
three IN consequence Of her great an
ru,sh suffering before Ind her con.
M ementoN.ry successive
and pr, trtibs her, putting her life imminent dsnr r.
and which vas on the last paired
tbr sts" ~ thines inevitable and myself TO
heard yonr book highly spoken Of s,me mat
tiers resobns Un It's receipt oerusa can nat
express 70 GU che roiof l. afforded my mna and
tne Joy te ass mpartoi 20 wife, Learning that the
srort rtcN'ry Of NJ NJ Desomcnux provided remedy 10
opened rrospett 10 which little conceived VA posi-
pie But Tor This eve another would have passed.
my head, IN ali human probability have
In her grave, On" my children left mothcrica.
49, 81 ecurfe imprscticahle TO voy fully the
serious tlhscts treeted Of they strictly
rtehded f the marri.a those contem plating MARRIAGE
Tor sale ~ ~ Nrosd~ay and At tho publishing ofos eo
Liberty street. Now YORK; Little Co.. hibsny Joseph
1uoter Mobile Alabama; r. u Peterson 95 Chsstous
transm,,et by mail FREQ OF postage 10 any p,rt " the
United States fiiter. must Ia addressed post psd ~
pr A. Msur'ostu. box LEA New York city. Once Id
Lbsrsy street.
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sHvrssv0.

LyOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-rur Trs, $780,
states mei, steamship faANkLiN, James A. w.t.
commsnaer leave for Hayre touching at Southam.s
tssud the me and passengers on saturday July B. ~ -
eeloch T,m rmr No. T. North River Price 1T passa.s
sz All letters must pass through pest ohce Al an
apssS .o s..ssss G tho chip Luge
before sailiIg marked below" N B-No merchs nSi.s
viii be received on board after Thursday Jolly l. ror
Agent t. broadway "
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SiAyFs y CUBA AND BEANl.--A late return
u tne number Of slaves cmharkc cd on the coast Of
Africa aud landed IL Crba and Brazil has been
published. The following i a summary Of the re-
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FOR LIvERrooL-UNiTFp STATES MAIL STEAM
u ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph j. Constock This steam
shir win depart with tins Uuted States Mails for Europe
positively on saturday. jane 18th " ,eiook. NJ. FRO
her berth at the ot Of Caua No berth
paid Tor For Freigh. or fa..nSe having tecauxsd
commodotious for elegance sud 90 r!ort. appig to
EDWARD X. COLLINS 81 CO, 81 ~ all strest.
The steamship PsSiGo viii suoeeoa the Baltic. aad sail
JULY 10th.