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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

THE SUI sCRfDER has large seieced
Of Fancy Dry Goods Ladies aud Misses Nnr0rru slip
pF, Boots aud Shntsi together with small lot Really
Made tlning. All which aud will cheaper tlan
TIE cheapest sold IN Hannibal. 'ome one come al
ana he convinced OF The fact thar
CENT ~ byfE yuut summer aud Fan Goods, white great
ate 70 r had nicnd closing my present siock
erc hndse Tor cash, AZ % lees than New York
Nhnl"sels Prices Gentlemen aud Ladies' Gun country
visiting Hannibal viii prase tu and
purchasing rsrwhe, The Inducements offered are
met WA csery day Hoping HhtIai patrouHgr
W be always az post ~undiy excepted, ready wait
on those hl viii De 80 Mind Ia favor me WITH cal
nave also n OF ns lawns, bcascs, heraar scns, nnris,
caps nnd SIR ms PARTIALLY iaHiarrj, which prrrs
to suit PURCHASERS, laugIg 6nl X ~ AiOOEE
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10 p. NJ.
Tie following tclegraphio dispatch has been
received by the Louisville Journal:
COLUMBUS, Oct. lG-l - p NJ
Filty-iivc counties arc in; Wing gain in these
over 10000. 'BCLLErIy.'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
MRS. cATHARINE E. HARRIS,

MRS. CATHARINE Z. HARRIS,
| S prepared 10 accommodate gentleman and bis wife
1 with boarding. and also lev day boseders
Residence on IIfi between Main aud 1hhd sheets.
OclA
II +. TiEMANS NEW YORK COLOR WORKS. - Our
~ supply Of Tienans Coored Paints ali
al all times large al his cnlurs
In oIi-ai Of which we eau sell al Erw YORK prices
sept, .3-it Il. =. WETZELL & co.
II AFTER SONS PAINTS, &c &c., Ann sCAwARTZ's
- PARIS GREEN .-Fu supplies OF
uia' urer Kept Consian hand aud very Inv by
"pi-S-it T. +. WETZELL& co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
Oysters.

JUST received direct from Baltimore, large
y supply Of Cove Oysters Oarranted fresh.
Oct. y, 52-f J. A. INSLEE & Co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

DITTSTUGGH WINDOW GLASS And GLASSWARE
An descriptions Of glassware, aud an window
sold al Pittsburgh prices, by Il. F WEFZELL CO.
srpt5I-iI
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

VARNIs HEs.-N Yort, Boston snd Queen City coach,
tufnufr, loahcr lfn cei ard white sRtnshcs, AT mao
utsclurcrS prices by isepr9-tl 2. =. wErzELi' CO.
Steam Saw and Grist Mill For Sale
fHHE UNDERSIGNED, being desirous ot MOVING
4 south, oiler Tor sale their Saw aud Gist Mill
situated a, Spencersbufg IN Pike county, Mo The
macli'rc'y IS comparatively new and in good running
order. Those wishing TO purchase are requested to
call and examine for themselves
(ag5-3m pl) BRYAN & OCLE
Spencsrs5urg. August 2, 1852
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

EuREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE sTUFHs, PAINTS,
OILS, &c. our stock uf hc allows always lho most
.rm95-G ~ wErzELLk co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
9SlatrteS,

On Wednesday evening last, by Dr. D. T. Morton.
Mr.. George I. Moore, TO Miss Helen L. Newcomb ;
all Of thi, city.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

TUBACCU-GUodt 10 Inc manufacturing, 81 OO06 %
- " shipping, 25@3 p
Seconds, 25d2 p
Lugs from 30 cents TO 81, as in quality.
wool. 100 d
WIlL,kEY ~" Black Horse," IL
Black Rooster" rs
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
CIiesp Co0dSl

rTy FER CENT LEssffItAN CosrI At THE CHA p
CASH sTnRH! ON ninD. BETWEEN MAIN
AND THIRD STREETS ONE nooR
EAST or THE ARRENA STEAM
MIiI-uP STAIRs,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

The ravages Of the cholera at Rochester du-
ring the past season, lave been quite severe. -
The number Of deaths has reached 400, and bu.
sincss has suffered to the extent Of million Of
dollars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
HAYES s KRMsTRoNc

n. B.-We wish to buy country ieones, lin
sey, WOODEN socks, beeswax, feathers, bacQ9,
lard, dry hides, rag carpetiuG, sc. q ii. & A.
ap22 y scp23
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21
BOARDING.

C'URA 6's and REC ALA CIGARS for sale by
~ JdlY J. a. INSLEE & 60
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-10-21

RANDY CHERRIES, sgilne article, far ssle By
jugs ek,A, INsLKE 4 co. \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

GALE Of tho WOOL-GROWERS'

- MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT, at LiL.
TIE FALLS Herkimer County, New'fork on ne 90 osy
- AUGUST uext-The entire property OF the ise Woo
srs Manufacturing Company" Is offered for sale y me
Smstes, for the creditors The Water Power Ground ouo
inrs Machinery and entire apparatus form
md very complete establishment for the on
oosn Goods The main Building 10 OF stone 70 oy 100
o., ss sorie, high including basement and sc, and con-
n nine m sets Of Wooden Machinery all OF the mos, sp
,,,SeS Construction and in excellent condition The other
Buildings - extensive and comrodou for me
ng dyen and drying Caring shop wool otfs
s.s orks packing roouls snd Office. The Mills are wHtnee
throughout BY steam piy- and lighted by gas Inc wste
,oweT with the soft Is ample and eXceshI
ne entire cost exclusive Of wssrpower and sround wn
over coo The Company has been dissolved ana the en-
e poperty will be sold the highest bidder on the pre-
,es en- he THIRD DAY Of AUGUST next e O'Clock m
A LOOMS, jobs SEAhDSiAhs-
~ PRIEsY JOSEPH HlNOS
w HERKIMER, HENRY LEWIS,
JAMES MONROE, TruRtees for Creditors, KS
Little Falls June 8, 1852
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Painting, 81.


ZINC Warranted pure
II The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse. No IS
Dey prepared to supply their Zinc Paints at the ol
No White, ground In oil, &c. per pound.
No2 White, ground in oil, &c. per pound.
No 5 White, ground in oil, 7c. per pound.
Brown aud B ack, ground In oil, SIC per pound
Dry White of Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Aer thorough test In Europe and the United States, hM
been found TO retain Its beauty and protective qualities longer
than any other paint For whi'eness and brancy II 10 un-
vsed It is free from all poisonous properties common
and dangerous In other pigments. will soyerequsi weight
from ~ 10 100 per cent space than lead and Is tnere
fore, much cheaper TO the As inside paint
will yellow when exposed 10 the sulphuous
Of coal fires the foul air Of shps Their White Linz
ground an yaInish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upcs
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
or their proof properties They specially adapted
for marine purposes having been found to resist the
dog sctiOn Of salt water, destructive TO other paints
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING 4 SQUIER, Agents, No As Deyst.
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spuken, tr.

10y Con-israo tbs rrlJuus y. a. - p w. N az
u. sug p exchanged rsHa= with steamer 6asro~ -ane
toaru-d boat ihe BE- syrbo from Ne~cas
us of Nv Tors, - dys short Of prosson- .ppei
9th ~ NY wanted Jolly Cape SABLE hearns w v w ~
Hnes, exchanged sgpais With bound w shosaR No 49,
% d.tnsshns JUDY q, NJ lat ~ -, ons Of
errla hF.d ,fn st@a nsf bound
Ju3e IT, lat ST. ors w snip Sarah and LOUISA Mcclellan, from
LlyerJool Tor New Yort.
Jane at ~ 90 ions W, ship Name to Bath Frsemtn.
Liverpool or Nev orleans.
May lat ta Poyace'own Pare I'm Havana for Coyss.
Ma, 2b lat ~ ~ ~ W.. ship Tartar Goodwin, IRON
New lor. NAV ~ Tor Hong Kong.
June TO- Of Tascar zip Lenson Thompson from Liverpool
ior Boston
lat q 81 long 20 H. ship Warousta Br skeene, from
Olasctx 'or SeF YORK.
june 2 a o. one ship Nathan Hanau, New Orleans
July g. 20 ME. 2 Cape H-nlopen, slip sewsn
erDool ~ Baltimore.
June II lat u! oHs 49, Inian Queen from
Bath.
Baltimore.
fof Newt rleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Friday Jnl,

9Thee hes been but little business done TO-DAY owing
the extreme weather and the absence Of large
Der OF the mercantile community from the city. COTToN Is
held hlmly The FLOUR marker has undergone change
There but little inquiry for shipment aud the only sales
reported are 800 bhs mixed and good Western az sQ4 l2
ne OF good brand Of Pennsylvania st 81 % and extra
- 20 = bbl the latter rate for fresh ground The
ssss 10Y Siy consumption limited within the
at ssh. - O' -'S A'
there Is but s limited amount Of WHEAT oHeinE; 80
RT n pSs White sold at $50 q bushe
- "a ~sne9 ost there coming in Com IS
tssoy' L4VV bushes Southern Yellow said AZ dc aoat
3s1 are ss.S n se,ss ssR1Sd bushels prime Delaware
vania from store az A. Sc In GRocERiSS ana
there but small business dong ana change to notice
22ic In hhds with but little Offering - '-'s"' A1u
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Dlsasters. &c.

Bar sfa Ban, Smith, rom Newcastle IN, -. -.
refoee ashore on hr Laai o sroHa. assisted on y,
s ana atI,sd % : apsIer haftor June g. SEE sol = -
Bf,a Luce aaa sclr P Ioaani ~lieh ven, ,., , ~,
much dansge. - -N- 50 Oh Nitio -
BISE Man Elir.HrrH. tof searspori) Gooden from R.
further particulars. IN ih9- NO
Bn- scsN BEiTiiS AhiH', from cunberlanS \ : n,
sded with water stone, strlck r@.r W, on
s;h ul; ne yss ,ua. nEesats. The caEaa Sad ef
NmsNs, June ifFouf plsnks Of Anneres, sl-Ie ia&
sFeoa'ey' DE 90 IN daHoGdj u 7 iie "a e
Az
ft'. t'er Wa .ta-e ulL.n ,iss. ~ !s,. ,,a
,sas sLofs tie osuci q EsTesssS. .'nef a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......July O.
Cleared.

seamshps-pacfc Nye, Liverpool p X. Collins Co; Sarah
Sands, Thompson, Liverpool Howard Sons.
shigf-Csrolne Tucker. Tucker Liverpool j. McGaw Emma
Field Thompson John, n. B.. saml Thompson Nephew
Husuenot, Gardner, Liverpool Gnnns Mnturn Co. Aleun
der Besse Hayre, sesnee Co.; Hen1ck Hudson Warner
London Griswoid Wiley Germania, Wood Havre, W. Whit
lock- Jr Home Br) Muir, Quebec, Chas lhns sea Queen
Manson Bic Island, r. p Buck Col Gpsy, BE- Cover ST.
Stephens, &. llns,
Barks-Chaemasne, (Bee Arends, Santa Cruz. Funck &
MeiIcke Ana York Marsees sardy Sanford; Johanna Elise
Ham, Trautman, Hamburg, w. Won scht Co.
Bues-suVannee Perry Camden Ne, COe. Anderson Co W
steuart Stevens Baltimore, J. y. BnRss Peter tOen
Bor. Bremen Huder Salisbury, Hale, St john " b.
Ladd Church John Clemens, BIZ Martin Antigua eager
a. Co; Mary, Lindsey, Galveston, Hussey murray.
schooneMary Peck, DupuJ. Richmond Van Brun Sasht
BALTIMORE sagt Baltimore. johnson Lowd-n; Cornel Young
New Bedford Marietta Hand, Jayne, Philadelphia w
Mckee
sloop-w. n. Owen, Kenny Providence.
Baue-Dophin stackhouse, Philadelphia, J. & N BuGgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

PHILADELPHIA. Juy o. ir-irl!+ B,r. $50 Al. n
bue Queen E-iher P-n-fu.. Co. sar-e Dr. Hl8b,ri Por
mouth s,lrs N-salltou, h-d Elniolt; Bar ...t Co.,
New Fora A. J Horton, Corson Providence I.r9r AtI
Ieesbusi Benz kcsvrs, Brown, View London: N Rfv n ~
eoct, iIo,iae ses Buvu, Hal, do seos R,rt- -
l@rk LernoH, enuoH NeWturypo H. T. Weston NJ
IrotdeuGe' Geo kdtari, NAV, Boston II ToEnsenI Co..
Bristol Jacob a William, Matthews. Por,snouth -' -
Cica Steamship City Of New York Bart.r Bo..o, -
New lof ont' l. Copeland Bartlett BanFnr F5sn
hc.efts, b stcnf y cl gcnre Chstltera1. Mo -
bnoosrt Ne~ 6ufypot schr Paos Bartlett Ss-p So -
lrl. k1glfh 20 hreri T. Browa, Rossrs New Iori a.
krey, Batcock Jersey CITY Sarah. sslnIers w. - n
oas ksJ. lto1bnlSe Noes Brown Hal Fs r. p
Die tha'e kssi eanlndae. J. W. Be-, RoE and D,b'or
De- Leunot lTnneN NeNburE EmHa. CroNen B., u n
weston Ntlo, fTo'tetcei Geo. Edward. Nv sim N
Io~HseHd CoT,ca. f1l tyeri Jacob 4 VILLAIN M,,,I
b.
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Clothing. Mr.

A T Number Three, in Barclay-st.,
IA Close by the City Hall.
You'll find some Boots for tender feet
The makers name 10 HALL.
Like soft glove upon the hand,
His "paunus coTiumsr fall,
The greatest things that science Planned,
The Boots made by HALL.
Ard let il be no matter what
II Spring. or Summer Fall,
The feet feel cool, however hot,
Whose Boots made by HALL.
Then, surely, none who come TO town,
VIII fail 10 make a call
In Barclsyst. (please write II DOWN
And see those Boots Of HALL.
No Astor House Barcsy-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

IVk NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADs-GREAY
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO.-0D and sitter MONDAY
May Slunt9further noteepasenger steamers and trains
will run 40 follows:
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WEsP
WARD.-One rof the hrst-class steamers, SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE viii leave Buffalo daily, Sundays excepted, at
NJ and Dunkirk at Il at night reaching Monroe n
the day and proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An express train viii leave Monroe r. M or on the
arrival cf the boat daily Mondays excepted, reaching Chi
the evening and connecting at Chicago vita first
class steamers for Milwaukee and other ports Lake Mich
lgan and with Canal packets and Railroads westshy from
Chicago. -
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-Express trains will leave Chicago st NJ daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe next morning
An Express Steamer will leave Toledo every morning ex
eept Sunday and leave Monroe arrival Of the trains troLs
Cbicsgo-ad reach Dunkk and Buffalo several hours pre-
vous the time for the first express trains Tor New
York. Albany and Boston.
The steamers and trains ~ Monroe will connect each way
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo
ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WARD.-This train will leave Toledo daily, Sundays ex
cepsd. at A. NJ, connecting at Toledo with line Of
steamers from Cleveland and Sandusky and stopping a. al
the way stations will reach Chicago at 81 p. NJ.
GOING EASTWARD-Leave Chicago daily Sundays
excepted ct 81 NJ stopping st all stations and arriving
ro at r D. connecting with steamers 10 sandusky
and Cleveland, and arriving there IN time for all the
ing trains from those places.
Pscketbost leaves Toledo al 3 A. N for Fort Wanna
sne ports on the Wabash Genial JOB. Ii. MOORE sapl
Adrian. June l. 1852
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ALERT H. NrcoLAY. Auctonser.
II EGIR a III Il RIIII .DINli IOTS

WESTMINSTER VILLAGE at AUCTION
COMBS 4 NICOLAY will sell on WEDNESDAY, July
IA AZ y o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange ~ good
Building Lo situated in the pleasant village OF Weschea-
tea ISL miles from NewYork City BY the Harlem Rail.
rad For maps and fu particulars apply to j. v Hutsch-
Ter, Westehestsr, or No. % Chstham-st, or COMBS
ery See Auction advertisement in he Daily Ezprsss
Courier and Commercial Adrotisey.
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Dur, ,nv,pu. SALES OF STocKs.-Friday,

10 F1, Bo@,d-sI6 400 Sch b. s27lh q o1o do
, "a psnpsylvana RR, 44b 30 do. 4iE 100 Sch Nay ~
4oodo q Do q 100 do l6 200 d. 10; s3U ~ Lou'
- ~ ~ 100 Girard b. l21 Ches and Del Canal i01
A. IT $3.50 Sch Nav. Mort Loan g. y, 50 $50 = > b.
A. $500 Sch Nav u.s. ~, 10 81 go Do int on ~ JJ1 long
s.i.nd n n 10 Al Penn. 5s 50. 9655 SbpO VIII RR 6
~ II Remington BIZ, 1000 Gin g. %, ION Cam and
pssoy RR, 1853, $500 City RK 6s, lOi5a .. .
Sccsd Board-oO Sch Say 22ll lt0do ~ 30 do 2IA %
do az $50 Lehsh Mort g., e9 Penn RR AZ SEQ Cty
Gas e. lO1s; 500 City R 1919 20 Gard Bank, l2j
SLIGO Sch Mort IS 20 Lehsh 6s, soj 5000 Sch Nav
Be- cob
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Receipts Of Produce....Jl

d., v, H1rea R1lroa&-s9 bNs Cheese IS pkss bullsI.
~ Fri, PaRroa6-2c5 bales Wool Is bNs Cheese ~ sdes
% So, Sirer Roats-l7 j89 bush Corn 1892 DO OAts
~ DO Wheat 60l2 bhs Flour, $50 DO WHISKY, ~ 0oN
Cheese 10 bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-10

bsvs hen 2fO bales aud the Stock hand eAsi'''e -
that on ship-boa-d is Is, zoo bales c.,.u v.tera.y
NrwORLEANs, July 8-The sales o. Cet.G g yCsnad,,s
5N.5nes5s,1 we're restricted 10 90 eaios-tne
s,vs has hen received and prces have snee oesn S
esser but auoatiops quite nominal e cotton
YORK. 90 days j. at per cent oisoouni' r'''e"
r lare Al lid
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. The following are the Importations for

Querctron Bark Coal O25 bags Coffee 900 do
suac Nader Is bbls Indigo $500 rs Los~Oot 100
do 954 pieces 40i quna Brazil Wood, 10 Brn
sone 1875 Soda ASH 100 Chemicals 80 DO
Flowers, Mineral
Water Cream Tartar 30 do. Pumice Stone Steamer
WashnRton packages Dry Goods ship Empire state i DO
VIM Penn. 23O do Sea Witch, "a dol Elizabeth, 100 Do Lu"i
fer Columbia 5l3 do. Raven, liz DO Copern 6dO
Sophia, bushels Pea Nuts iozeu Pine Apples
52s boxes Oranges 54 do. Lemons 20 Crons, IS
WAnu 28 do Flber l0j boxes Almonds 100 boxes Fire
Crackers $50 Guano, 1896 Hides As bales Skins, 35 bars
Railroad Iron, 1901 bars, 1913 bd 40 bdls Sheet Oi uns Pig
Iron; pigs Lead Sheatng Metal 80 blocks Marble
523 hhds l6tercss Ol bbl Mosses 80 Essential OIL
casks Whale, $50 boxes pipes 3 olive Oil; SO un-
Plaster 10 Vermon Paint 6j bushels Potatoes, e bales
Rgs 10 bds Raans, 92y hd 1879 erces Ol bbs 5j boxes
and bags "a pipes Gin hhds Bniy 81 cases Cigars
lO boxes Soap, 900 COnch Shells 500 mats Casa, $3.50
bushels and $50 salt 81 bags Anneed II casks
Canary Seed b1ls Steel bales
and casks Tobacco boxes Tin Plates. O pkg Tea, 81
croches Mahogany Wood 3l German Window Class
bids and J. baskets Wine, 81 chs. Zinc.
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA.

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA
N CARA FALLs.-Opening Of the ROCHESTER,
LOCKPORT end NIAGARA FALLS RAILROA9-This
and beautiful line OF road will be opened 10 the travel
Ing public on "Wednesday, June So 1852 at which time Pas
sengers trains viii commence running, as follows:
lst Train Express Leaves Rochester AZ 6 30 A 81
a Accommodation $50 -
Sd Way Express 52P a
Arriving at Niagara Falls AZ g. so A. NJ and 50 and IN
Returning Trains leave Niagara Falls
lst Trln-Way Express leaves Niagara Falls at 7I5AN
a Accommodation, 230
Sd Express $40 81
bsny and Roch ester Railroads.
PASSENGERS BY ths Route leaving Albany by the $50 p NJ
Tram, VIII reash Rochester az $50 H. have nearly an
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls at 80 AN
or leaving Albany az 10 A NJ will reach Rochester in
dne tor tne Evening Express arriving at Niagara Falls 81
the Express Trains viii reach Albany Newiors Boston,
Twelve hours In advance Of any other line.
Passenger by this Route will take the Cans the right al
the Rochester Depot WARREN COLBURN, Sup't
Rochester, June "A, 1852
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN

i RAILROAD.-SUMBEhA hhANoEMEST, NJ
8 l252Trsns out OF NewYor leave ne cofner Of Css
st. and Broadway.
Accommodates AND sPEcIaL.-At and 80 An
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak, and soopios Il IL
Stations beyond) and al $50 NJ, through TO NewHsvr.
At $50 p. H. for Norwslk-st $50 AN. and 6Ss Pm g
Port Chester The lS0 M In connection Win rsr
from New-iisyen to Hartford and Springfield and va
Train over the Canal Read.
EXPRESS TRAINS for New-Hsyen, Hartford, sprnsseA
Boston Connecticut River ard Vermont Ralrosts % o.,
densburgh and Nontreal-At AM stopping a. s,smfo9S
and Bridgeport connecting with the Hosastonc aed Nsar
tuck Railroads At Bridgeport snd Canal RsiTo~i At Me-
Haven and al $50 NJ stopping at Stamford NOrwss ana
Bridgeport connecting with Housatonie and Na1s.fsok
Railroads At Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEw-YoRK- Accommodation and Special
At $50 T. and 9S5 AN aud ~ M through from Nsv.
Haven At A NJ from Norwalk-at $50 " and as
PM from Por Chester The IS a. N receives pssssnrsr,
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads New
Haves TIE 400 M receives passense from HasOra "a
sprn gheld Railroads
ExPREss Trans leave New-Heyen Srval Of rr,.,.
nom Boston, at Is and 80 PM stopping at RfdSspo
Norwslk and Stamford , leaving Boston at A. N u3
s45PM.
See large bill Of advertisement st the Station House .ac
prucjpsI Hotes GEO w. WHISTLER ia
Sdpc1ntsnd.,.
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sound near New Rochelle. WesebssisI Co. EDGAk '" r'
nan Of New Ypts nt 2Tth year o. hs The
The funeral will take psce al New kocbele on o~'1'
1osh mat, at II A. n. -, -. EMMA w,
On Wedpe.da T. after lness OF Eve eays ga
wife Of L. b. Bearasky and eldest daughter Of . D.
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NEW YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA

EW-YORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA
i ' ard OANANDAIGUA RAILROADS.-TIsinsl leave
Pier foot Of Dune st. az follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 81 A NJ, for Cansndayua Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls and CAnsds WeSt-sIrying az Canaan.
dalgua same evening
Man. TRAIN at "a NJ; stay over night at EImra and
arrive Il CRraudaizDa early next dty.
ktcHT EXFREss st6 ? a.. This "a the t0U-lss route 10
western New-Yok ard Nagsrs Falls fhe ca. are large
snd councillors and for pleasure BE- equaed by oSe
% sly cher kusd
CHAS. MlN0T, supL NJ Y and L. Railroad.
WA. q LAPHAM, suPt C. sud i. RsilrVsd,
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Galss bp 4urtlon.

A 81. MEEwIS, AuetiOnesr.
DY BANGS BROTHER 81 CO.
ID Trade Sale Rooms, No. IS Psrk-pw.
FIFTY.sIXTH ~ Y. TRADE 'SALE-sePt. 6-COu.
rgnmeuts Of BOOKS Pgpes Stationery, Binders ClJ-n,
Leather &C. for th sae solicited. Invoices should be I.
nished in mediately.
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pA,rERs TO ARRIVE FROM EuRorE.
Passengers smiled

In sfeantlip SaHis Lfrep0oi-Craon wilson ana
lady, Mr. Mynne Mr. Chran'on, Juan Aceyado g Fsn1er
ladies child smith, Mrs Ella Griffith and
servant Taylor. Mr. Brandon M. Mornn, WIN Arnstons
LADY and children Madame Penet Peter Mckeyn Aer heyn
WIN McDermot VIM Stout, B. Dudley ID. Langley, A. Rnt L.
Lyd Black, J. Nh T. Cass. VIM starry j. l. Mohr L Moon
Ncol A simon J. HOosck, VIM Lddott and q IN 'tesase'
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EyOR BOSTON vi. NEWPORT and

FALL RIVER--The splendid and superior steamets
BAY STATE, Capt. VIM. Brown and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Bsyon leave alternate days tSunday
excepted from Pier No. s. N. R. near the Battery
Bcr Freight apply board or at the office, on Pier No
FISDALaE Z BOARDEE, Agents Nos ~ and II WsetE
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Nv TeleRrnph.

BOSTON, Juy 9-Arr. bsrss iou Liverpool. Narylsn8 q Iii
Arp eton Plstrhs slp Rose sanish Lrerpo br =
T. Perkins. s. Thomas Ga ship Chh BOMBAY and rt-a
CHARLESTON July = Arr chs Alliance; scbr D. B. Warnsr
bus Empire. New lo'k J. c. Fremont Boston
lutte Onnfs. shp Harriet and Jesse. Ro-ioa.
ca. siip Cal lrar. sHr tark Caroline, N-~ York
RICHIBUCTCO, \ B,JuJ AR ship CaroLs- C Cow, S.x
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Markets....Ry Toiccva,h

CHARLESTON July s-The sales of Cotton ,oa.v -
~ bales srd the tGSsac 5ns Of the week .1n M
49,, e., a. prices IA gins from u dlll;-Aiiddlin, /.
ie shd ia'r nt9lie The receipts Of The wsei
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L,OR ALBANY-Change of Hours

The Cars Of the New-York aud Harlem Railroad leave
the City Hall station, NewYork daily Sundays excepted
At u A. M connecting with the Western Railroad at Chat
lam and p r. ~. EIpres through without shsuss NJ
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SUPERIOR PLATED GOODS.-The

SUPERIOR PLATED GOODS.-The
~ only Mandatory and Plating Establishment In this
city. JENKINS 4 co.
Gold and Silver Plaers No 2sl Broadway do Plating an
nds OF materials 70 Order furnish steamers hotels board
line, cheaper and superior to the imported.
Dealers in Plated Goods BY leaving their OF de will have
prompt attention
Families wishing to dispose Of Old Wares do at he
establishment In exchange for new have them repated
equal to
large assortment OF Plated Goods such a. Tea Sets Cof
fee Ums Trays Cake Baskets Spoons Forks C.stor ks.
&c, for sale, wholesale and retail reasonable 'ens