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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
NEW MONTHLY.-Tho gubscri-


a NEW MONTHLY.-The subscri-
"a beers will issue in the present month, the rst number
of a new onthly publication 10 be entitled TIE MA.
TIONAL MAGAZINE, devoted to Literature, Art, heh.
gon and General Intelligence.
Assuming that progressive" spirit practical predlec
tons and the religious sentiment chaacerstics OF the
American mind and that these are not incapable OF union
odical combine with such articles the popular mind
usually reses with most svdity elevated literary tone
acca appreciation Of art the discussion OF great practical
questions and just recognition Of rehEon-regon with:
appear in it which directly indirectly offend the
era Christian sentiment render 1t unwelcome TO The
purest religious family
twill be embeshed with numerous engavngs-most Of
them illustrative Of real scenes or facts Bendes an abund
ant miscellany of Essays Sketches Transitions Poetry kc
original and selected it will comprise departments OF Liter
ary News Art Intelligence Book Notices Religious Inform.
alton, aud General News prepared thoroughly BY skfni
! hancs.
The public may rely with certainty the regulernnd per-
nsnent Issue oft "NATIONAL MAGAZINE" as the
fullest provisions for editing and publishing Il have been
made based upon capital entirely competent TO the design
It will be published at the commencement OF each month";
and contain ninetyK pages pei number making two vol
umes per annum Of nearly ak hundred pages each ltwi
he the largest monthly of Its price In tbs United Staes
liberal discount win be made TO wholesale purchasers TO
cergymen and Others who act ne agents procuring sud
scribers commission OF 20 per cent viii be allowed OF
sixth copy of the work for five subscribers Terms ~ per
aanum in advance Single numbers 1873 censJuy 1853
CARLTON K PHILLIPS, No. 200 Mubeuy-st, N Y.
ISAAC YLOR'S WORKS.
4 PHYSICAL THEORY oFANoTHER LIFE, lamo,
eiEIEMENTs OF THOUGHT. to match, IS cents
DUC ROCHEFOUCAULD'S MAXIM5. 81.
&C LERIDGE's BIOGRAPHIA LlTEhAklA, II 30
ALLYN'S RITUAL OF FREEMASONRI, 81
LACON, by Cotton 81 % Published and for sale by
w. G0WANS, No l73 Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

hARTNER WANIED-ln the pest
established house for Warming and yentlsting Build
ings In the United States He must be gentleman o. unex
onabe character thorough business man. OF pleasing
pee,.aIy that he should have practical Knowledge OF me
business OF erecting Furnaces Heating and VenaEng &C.
hs amount of capital requi ed will be reasonable and VIII
be determined upon between the parties With gentle
man as above dsscbed-and with none other-e very no
Immediately note with real signature aad address at
tsched directed to A. C., care of futile Bailey NO
2s3 Pesrlst, NewYork, will receive atteaton Sealed
communications will be kept strictly confidential
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
0t0INTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

~ On the west side Of Rockand Lake, 81 mles from
NewYo1k the Hudson River containing IS scres OF lana
In high state of cultivation with water front tho
Iate OF nearly half mills. The Dwelling House (which s
Of the fist csss stands bat lew pa;es bonn the shore OF
be Lake 40 feet by so feet and three stories hight
bes Nc are nearly new; the farm also Tenant House
Tor gardener The land well stocked with choice variety
AZ elected fruit there Is extensive garden ard tine
vineyard OF grape vines The situation very romantic and
deafy and admirably adapted r these wishing 70 retire
rom business The premises will be exchanged for city
property or property within ten miles distance from the
iy portion Of the purchase money may remain on bend
,nS moytgsse AZ sx per cent Apply to
ana Hoi'kas' - '~ ~ j. JoHNs0N No. 2s5 wsst-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
BOARDING SCHOOL for SALE

Any person wishing to purchase large and houshins
Boarding. School, beautifully located and easy Of access by
railroad with ample accommodations Ice house,
OuthuildDgs Horses and Carriages &C. may learn pari-
culGs by addressing postP PAID BOARDING SCHOOL, Box
No. 1871 Post.Offce
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Gunner Retreats.
DOARDERS WANTED in the COUN-

DOARDERS WANTED In the COUN.
ID TRY ard FARMS for SALE at HUNTINGTON
HARBOR L. Boarding house within zoo ess Of steam I
host dol Best location on the Island Good bathing hSh
ing sail boats horses carIisges &C. There are now no
boarers House large and convenient Te ms mooerats
Communication to EewYork three times DAY oy ~ a
acre.. miles from Huntington Village, Ia high state OF
cultivation coed buildings well wateTed fuir &c
Par Of 10 scrs In hish state Of cultivation good od
ms q miles from Huntington Village One Farm OF zoo
acres q miles from Nohpo good buildings, 10
Terms of DE above Farms onehaf cash. the remainder
nortrase win be sold low For further Information es,
a. ess55,.n,s Hotel No % 30 very, on HENRY HEN
RlCKsON this day. at IL o'clock or address letter 70
t;s - ,idence Hunting ton Harbor, l.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

NyBREE or four single Gentlemen, OF
Gentlemen and their " ives, can be scconmoaa.sa
al the modem bull. house No l76 Hadonsf References
exchsnsed-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
BUILDING LOTS at YONKERS.-For

SALE number OF Building Lots In that part or the VII
age Of Yonken called GLESwooD lying mmetstsy on the
banks OF Hudson In the most beautiful part OF the whole
Village These Lots the most desirable Of any now o1ef-
I'D for SALE and from their location must rapidly Increase In
value VIII be sold low, applied for immediately map
NAV be and made known BY applying TO Co1bb
b NICOLAY No IA Orsnd-s st, near tho bowefy, MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

PROTESTANT CHAMBERMAID and
LAUEDRESS WANTED-For a private family
near Albany must he very respectable person and pro
dace good references Apply at No. las OIandst good
Cook also wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

E'ARM WANTED.-Any person having
H. small Farm which they would Ike to exchange for
Of the valuable Pstent Rights Of the dayout OF
VIII oh fortune be msdc-may find an opportunity
by addressing JAMES. box No. 1881 Z. O., New-YoIk.
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GperiaI Notifies.

N" Adeste, FfdeIes pc Faithful unto
peshvThe members of the Clay Clubs, OF 1914 are re-,
e.fed 10 meet at the Broadway House large roo,) at
Selock. on SATURDAY EVENING, July H. to take mes-
sres for proper display Of their numbes In the procession
Of Tuesday next By order Of Central Clay Gommittee
IouN n DopcE Secretary,
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DARTNFR WANTED-With a cash


capital offrom $1,000 $4,000, to take charge Of the
indoor business of for several established in
RrnadHav Addres. w boz No. 100 Broadway Post-Oice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
DOTANIC MEDICINE STORE FOR

SALE-An established Store. doing iaere ssug bu-
sness-a first rate stand for ROOT Beewl be sold a.
bsran applied for this week The has other bu-
ness attend TO. Apply a. No S57 Fuonst, opposite
City Hall, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

VXTANTED-A situation as Wet Nurse,
wv By young American Woman. With fresh breas! Of
milk Her fabe only three weeks old No objection TO 60
In the country. Address Hrs. g., Tribune Ofice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
ITO LET-Lower part of House; has

every convenience sseosd story is one Of the moss
hts1y and ees1iifl o.stcrs this city cf tfhay
OF bcwer and lshst house BY sslf it VII serve -
county summer residence the air 10 Qnfs pure. Cars
and stages pas every three minutes fcr Cav Ha Apply
above. 10 H. A KNAPP. r. S-For al, a frst,rsto
strsng fancy Wagon, with top. a. above Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

- 1ooe,s Express.-via CENTRAL RAILROAD
ofNEyTJfRsEY Twice daily from New oIk 70 Eastons
= Isayips at o'cieck A. M aud o'clock p M. Once
Rn ~ Broadway, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
\ PTNER WANTED.-The Invent

ors CT two separate patented Inventions wish to DIS
both In successful operation The article manufactured SIN
general demand Profit 100 per cent The Rights OF states
have been sold lately, as high ss 5000 j. g. GILBERT
Attorr ey for Inventor No. SIC Pearlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

T1O LET Furnished Rooms, with on
without Breakfast fof Engs Gentlemen; ana also an
r,,'ent with An elegant Par0r for family, In ifst
bonse inquire az No. Is WoossTst few doors from
Caral-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17
no LET-Mcdern built Houses $500

10 $780, Cottages ss2s to s2so ell iipds 81 'szsments
Ato Sl5 mouth and Stores 81 ffevery knd Of ooG.
ness Astussd or Brosfway and 5tn- Az, ABOVE
seth IT. Apply 70 APP SMITH No go sthav,
oososite he Bind Asylum.
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: FsSONs ON THE PIANO-FORTE
DOOM WANTED.-A Gentleman


HNHE NEW HUIEL, UJ INC CUIHVI u
William and Frankfort sta, has recently changed pro
toys Snd h,en thoroughly renovated and fitted up with
All The modern improvements designed especially ior me
secomnoo alton 81 gentlemen OF retired business
nnises being afforded at Is cents night OF II ~ per
eeE which are cool and healthy for sleeping UNUSUAL re-
s.rd having been paid to the ventilation OF every room
hining also the adyants ges Of Croton water gas
ard on each floor with the attendance OF ciy
"a Ii;sng seryents This Hotel is ia the center o. the
co,nmrnity only one block from the City Hail. ana
o bins TO any other high building mas rhs
superior advantages Of light and tree ercniaton OF al "a
con, andins 6ne views Of tue entire city ADJOINING
Issss he harbo bay and islands and Offering uncommon
Inducements the PATRONAGE OF gentlemen isd sae
on county, The office Is open AL nishf anu enS A@'
ligted with gas. Refractory underneath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

DOARD.-To Let, an elegant suite of
Rooms handsomely furushed-two parlors with bed
rooms and sitting rooms all communicating f required
second floor The have all the modern improvements
copyerient fr two or three gentemeu The situation
not be surpassed Frst-class house situated at No. So St.
Msrks place, 2d-av. Dinner hour ct g. Unexcepton
able references given and required.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

r7- Montreal Fire.--ALL CANADIANS are invited
10 steId meetngto be held MONDAY next lsth INST
IN Central Hall opposite Odd-Feows Hail. corner OF
fsnS and &c 10 adopt herea the best means Tor
fl,eir snarripg brethren from Montreal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-17

lF This day published containing the following elegant
steel engravn Isl the London Exchange Constantine In AL
gea st Cloud and the Boy Of New York with descriptive
text Pnce 25 cents s. volume. Subscribers In ad
vance receive splendid engraving premium. Pub
lshed nerni. uonthir HERMANN ]. MEYER
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Disasters, &c.


scus Mas ELizs ashore al has been partly
Sens seaeonaet Point nornns OF
su she hes dangerous situation brosd-ie
Two sools lad to her Newport ia.
been stripped OF sails Sc 1t considered doubtful whether
can be sol of
scER, lumber laden bound W. with o.. Of rain.
was passed on 9Th inst. miles w OF Point judith afcr
noon, on Of watch Hl lumber sclr bouni w, with
loss Of fore yard.
EllBrrH-Cspt Alden Clifford who ha. u 4 et net rom
ApalaClcoa, reports that ship Elizabeth of Warren X be.,
cen reported lbe vessel has been stripped rssss
ae ne are making With people L get the ship Oh and
fond published Of the Chic lately at New Bed
master oi sehr Hamilton ~ reply TO the card OF e. L. Far
Chic. n,.s beng - ne ordersi'smtsn steering w the
sethe The slips sails thrown abacAsL. vessel, to
prevent the ps Jb5o0m Csryns away the schooner
And the shps cuwaer cutting her down 10 some extent
made aonste the ship snd Captain Farm,
assisted whether she leaked not and 80 Tar
from stating that ,he sinking condition. he reported no leak
Co proceed He then requested 10 take las
ees, from he ship Which he refused 10 DO aud the schooner was
on in New York safety, and by
much injured IS her masi. las represented Captain Gardner nd
cu- the idea that he should be accused Of pens from
The hei aud pubshe. an inventory Of the arces N wen
opened OF The owners o the schoonefthe contents
being found TO be OF value much less ah soo as stated ~
Captain T.
ScHs HasoyrnT Engineer from Norfolk, Beau
fort Nu.nsiOU, ~ e. 15 search Of scr Hanover
with Navy Yard At Gosporl reported to be distressed
Sc sassaiiet afternoon 10Th for Norfolk
SOFA Gixss, lot Warren Ne Woey from Calais for NeS
York III humber, night OF the l inst, dunns tHk
n on se.coure, Point Tuesday morning. with
and full Her bottom supposed 10 BE- badly
injured thunIed heavily while the rocks About hall her
deck load thrown 90 heien the vessel The steamer
and o~ed her ni0 Newport morning OF
the
Liverpool Afterwards put this distress has been
iOroue repaired aud toSe from the Dry Dock TO her berth
o n Thursday last .
Yok pi saers carried manInsst A'oa
ten tie deck, wlrsn OF Cage Elizabeth on 18th
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Proposals fS Loan.
CENTRAL INDIANA RAILWAY

NSEvEN PER CENT rIR6T MORT0A0E CON.
ODER for 500 Of their Seven Der Csat Hofrs0
Bonds, with Coupons attached.
They are IN sums Of $1,000 each, payable tho Let Of N.Y.
the LIST November and st May, In the City of Nsw-fok
where the principal also psysble are .eursd b. -
trust for the bondhoders
They issued snder acts OF the Legislature Of Ipna
authorizing them and the mortgage 10 their psysaf
The OF Bonds thus 10 be Issued under the mortra
y td0Ooo OF which 500 600 have been disposei o{ocys
81, Oce are row offered for sale
The mortgage the whole Road Of the CoUpauy -
miles longs the rs and only lien thereon. THIS ebsoesS
The Companys line from Indianapolis East TO the Oh ss,s
line.
The entire line 10 under contract for graduation ss6 ~
snIy about ID miles II the Ohio State line rssly fr
ne snpe"tmcure heavy 4 Rail has been p'rssssa ~
the whole Road aud Is now In the course Of arrival
The Road viii be completed and In operation b ths 1t ~
provided by stock aud bonds The gum Of tste.0o -
beer subscribed 70 the capital stock Of the Copsny ovss
The stock list viii soon Be increased TO ssooc iss
The mortgage gave. 5 iSs Trustee q AIS Pc
sesion Ofthe Road its personal effects depo p'e~s ts,
Al er interest o. principal IN ofdetsuIt.
inspection Of map will show this Road 70 occupy q
il os :sd as 8
e. Louis BY the is Of January next there VIII ., 90.
assocs lire Of Railway from New ors y ~ 10: =
nos will probably be completed ia 1855.
This Railway the Oldest settled mos wealthy.
pos slous and best cultivated pers Of Indiana ~
Whole course within % to 70 rods Of the National ma e
the Ohio State line, 1t connects with ths Dayton ed Ccmp
bus Road ct the point with the Eaton and HsnuIl1w
Road this Last giving direct Communication with IL Citv
OF Cincinnati 70 Central Indiana 70 which place asady ~
entire trade Of that region tsnds
No portion Of the Aisspp Valley 10 equal 10 s &C.,
wealth and pscduetivene< the amount Of haye -rt tns
postsfion that must necessany paD H. wig .z>anlv
make "a rsespss equal II not sstss than that csyoh0
n De Wet
Sss e.s,.sksi sea u ~ Rs,6 my $4,000 -
OGeke9 Ag ~ yeW'sepou4sA b q. o1o0 =. tabsuV
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GnanriaI.
A sEvksX NORTHERN RAILROAD

n sEthX NORTHERN RAILROAD
SERTibLE boNDoeAT FIRST MORTGAGE CON.
The subscribers offer at prSssspST on MAHCH Iss1 -
Bonds being the whole amount i8eSs 40 ooa ~ 80
excepting $50 900, which have been disp6S6. o.."
The trustees under this mortgage are Messzs Ef1s~ss
log and John Townsend Of Albany, and Watts sherman
this City The Interest Coupons are made pAyahls me
office OF Messp Duncan, Sherman Co. New-fork
The Albany Northern Railroad begins at tho general depos
OF the Albany and Buffalo the Albany and Boston, and the
Hudson River Railroads In tho City OF Albany and terr
mates at Eagle Bridge In the town oil Hoosc distance sfu
miles. . =.
Rutland Railroad and will offer the shorezt and best reots
of travel from NewYork TO Odgensburgh and Montreal
Arrangements in progress TO construct Railroad rom
Saratoga Springs to utersec the Albany Northern HaoaA
at point about fifteen miles from Albany, which win
shorten the distance the SPRING. about eight miles and the
time about IS this will proves valuable feeder
TO the Road.
the LIST January 1885, The whole 10 DO done In the NOT
banal manner equal to any road Ia tbs country having
continuous rail (Wnslows patiently of70 lbs per yard and
with full equipment OF engines NC, IL estimated -
cost 81 600 Of which $6t00o0 raised BY gabscrpoo
the balance BY the OF $500 600 Mortgage Bonds
From the thcky settled state Of the country through
which road passes and ts great richness both In sscu
ture and confidently expected that the 10
cal travel will this road OF the most profitable
ones in the country, without taking into confederation me
immense through business IL must enjoy rom is hyorAee
ocsfon There doubt but that these bonds VIII 500
rsnk a hish a any Railroad securities IN this State
DE- LAUNAY ISELiN CLARKE, Nc. - Wald-
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spoken, &c.

May 10 lat, % g. lon - %, bar1 Jacob Prsa i Bo'os %
Mxtanzts.
Mayo lat IS 80 49, ship Camilla, I'm New orisans bs
Peiefstug
May - 50, r. barb Hunsan.n fn PORT
land lor CaIc-ass
Rotterdam (cJrrected.l
MAJ ~ lat 25 lon %, bark John Parker Williams, isoia
Boston tor Havana.
May Il i ~ lon 70 % barb Tedeseo ,of Por:and) TsElssw
Orean for Tneste .
My Is lat a. lon % barb Avarado, Of RoekhAd
ha Orleans for Nantes.
Pblz1e pha
NAY 2 at 10 lon 81 % W. Ham bark LOUISA, IA cal
Nav IL lat = 40 ~ Joa a. 30 W. barb sszoay IN Boston or
.e1
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FOREIGN Ports.

At Asbrz idoa Feb bari Catharne, sanpson, s salss
Nov IL. Jsn. -
Al bf Dean. perhaps DeInoer3i Son
for Poe, 90 9Th schr IaJependesce, for Do. DO
Arr Al Bolivar March 81 bng Graas1 AoFreH ssy fOrk
Com INTO 5l schI Rosaon1 Asusyfs.
At Pace barb Magnolia Campbell for Nev Hsysn
brg Mara Pierce, from CzseHO for New YoH c
Afcan from =, Thons schrs Azof GaseaE DO 18th yshr
A Hc, SNOW Tor Bafnure 11sh
Ssa Oxhoin, D1vis, FOR New Ion ~
The on; bngs Ae.s, Mayo los Nos rs; Penss p'
for al delpha.
h s' srkfs. Lone Star, Feed for Boston ae1 ~
I.aac frsnkha. frost, 10, do = sv.~,
Al Buaeoa 18th INST ,hr }. ". Nhae Green, "f se~f'
lfdsys. .,.-x.v.
AT o. 18Th inst scAr Mary Chase for Pro'aenss
Arr charoieso-n p T. l. i,th insi ss s ~ Ei,es 81
In ed Alals. chAse. o. L,.n
Don.t bs.tor Am MascA.sos 90; forssasf 10 49,
R~fon, MOP b.. ty NJ E)oaab o. 1879 "'s ~ '''@
a. 800 IaL ssLr T.stels Turnbnn bo-ioa- -, 49,.
In q, syss-y. C. B. STA iast. sehr eoAes''' Ie'''s'
t.es Lsi 30, -. so o Hunter MeIn,ye Pnaoe Ea~"s To-
aaS hs Bos'sn = s~..ss.h, xy,t.v p.tid.ae. It<x-
Ar az rS, sfunsssy New Ton 10 LORD Lcss Is~se
Q asss,, ,is "a, hsv ursss~ seh' '"'NS " =
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......MAY "a
Cleared.

stesmshp-Atantic, West, Liverpool +. X Collins Co.
shps-sar Republic Janison Galveston Hussey Murray
bany, Goam San Francisco, w A. Sale Sarah r. Hyde Lowell
Liverpool Durham Dmos Zenoba Burrows San Francisco,
DAVIS Brooks Florida Nils, Savannah. w j. Tap-cott
Barks-Der Alto Agent shu, Quebec Barclay Livingston
Banns Brothers. Golfers Havana w. Ewen Co.. Olivia
sohodlac IS j. w. Ewel CO.. Victoria Juberg
burg Punch Mncke; Aoh Baxter San Francisco. Croker
Warner Jaspe Hssty, Charleston, Durham & Dmon.
Bnss-Natstl, Morse Buenos Ayres, j. I. White Co.. Rosa
he, Br) Holmes, Corvallis T L. ID. Il. Dsweie Martin
Frederick Pruss kroh Rotterdam, Punch Meinks Palmetto
IRE oeared Bonner San Juan C. A. Jane Bird B Lmestrons
San Juan, A.. T. s. Wnso; yenns Br) Campbell Windsor
j. s. Whitney Coz Wanderer, (Br) Benson, Windsor j. s.
Whitney g. Co
Schooners-Eva, Garwood Cape May sasht
Splendid, Culver Petersburg Van Brunt ght Manetta Hand
Jayne. Bait, J. w Mckee Saxon Payne, Css Stephens n
Maylews, Talbot Coz Ann Daggett Saco, Me-, l. White
Co.; Maxon Rogers Fanan Cuba Wood Mebuchr Co; Ant
je, (Duoh Pluncke Stockholm. funch Meincke Ribeo
ezo, Lisbon, Grribnen Minurn & Co.
Sloop-Harest, French, Providence.
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BRooKLYN DrspENsARY.-During the
DIED..

On Friday May S. 6ENyARRo DELSoCE in the Gsth year Of
he
The friends Of The family and those Of his Joseph Lewis and
Vincent respectfully invited attend his funeral from his late
residence, CouAndav Meose Westchesie Co., at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon merit.
On Friday, May S. THEODORE NJ. D0UGHERTY inthe 37th
year OF his
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
funeral Sunday afternoon O'Clock from his late
residence. No. 275 East Broadway
On Thursday May 81 EDWARD L. SHEPARD, Of Edward
Smith in the fifth Of bis
Monday Nay 3, East P,isfed. Maine. HALLoWELL b
BLANCHARD eldest Bradford and ANA Blanchard aged 20
years and months
To California papers please copy. - -
Friday May a. Of Membraneous Group WIN HOL-
VIM X scherck, Jr, aged years, months
and 10 days.
His remains for this (s.
urday O'Clock from the residence OF his father No.
Frankiast-
Friday evening May g. of disease Of the heart STEPHEN
MARTINDALE. Jr., Esq, aged SO years.
His friends and respectfully invited 10 attend
sihst b. Church. Sunday sternsos
O'Clock p NJ without fun hef His will be taken
TO Greenwood Cemetery for inerment
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PHILADELPHIA MsRkErs-Fr;day, Nav

"-Ine COTTON market rather fat to-day but prices
are unensneed BREADsTrFFs in limited request FLOUR
u out te inquired after either for shipment or city con-
and the market Is inactive. Sales Of 100 ebls tor
e4Po ~ ~ y bbl the former rate for mixed est
ern Small sales for the supply Of the trade at ~ l d Is
nor common and good brands 81 5d IS for choice lots
ans extra and fancy brands at $5dS5 30 ss in quality
20 Transactions have under notice. We quote at
wHkAT Is In good demand but there Is very little Offering
Sales OF 5000 bush prime Pennsylvania White ct 81 05
bush. He'd worth 94d9c The market 10 bare Of RYE,
ana ~ wanted for dising Com Is IN good demand at
ne savsnce but the supplies quite limited; eco
pus ehow sold at &C. soat. and IN store st the
same lgure OATS In limited request Sales Of 900
bush pennsylvania at nc bush afosf and at Sc
10 and Provisions there 10 very little business
DONG ane prces remain without Change WHISEY-Tte
and bbls.