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49,. tUsEt, .f.tssas An. ASLg suU Afa-
= f-51>S1 ANTON UNIT 80 STATES MAIL sTEANERS.-
cumpn-inR this tue WASHING
tSEs@i22GS ron, Capt u. Csyeusy, HERMANN Capt. Ed
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ALBUMS French Povtfo,i"s, Bibiss, ~ns eyer
books and vevei, with an wthent Chaps
pnre,i ard Nartan prns, sod aud gold
pencn prknives Imported direct nom ,bs
ranuaciur. erses ns'frm Mt da~ins book
French Fsss En- sh and smecsn juvess books
sdions Of Ane' an Fenrh and Ens'sh sn
Dec 30 FhNtk ThfLoh
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y AZOHs aud avtng would call the ate nIon
~ Of members Of Congress- asd others repenshas
20 assortment Of Comprising
bfasd swiss Jacques Lscoue " g. and other
nd soaps. ~
oar toilette articles
and warranted the best fac,u
we have also large Marie
Joseph Anton Johann MARIE AID lean Charles
bayam cem, hair shaving nail brushes
cosmetics. &c = - :
And, Also large ofIaaes s.d ssn,emen dressing
r. AN a a.
Dealers in ne Fancy Goods Plated wee, Prsume,y Ae
Dec 2--Jsod 40 P~nn. under browns
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LINE Library Edtft-ns OF Gsbbsm u.I,rrn, Rwss-l,
v Rob rtnn unn,s, smole living bancroft Mack
in,nh. Webster
runrr. Mh w ter nprreu f1srrndpn cle- rersuop,
Hsid, RlNn nfash, rty
he au a afths moderate hoekore si,hs
underssn d. ~ hns library hndinss ~ imported
Gom London BY the undersigned, and bound there
1923 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ufUsRToN end STILES H~o,cni Jurisprudspcss vol.
Mhsrto's Pr~esdsnis oi Indictments and fess VOL
whaitoaE American Criminal Law, ID edition 4 vol,
Crrsiry's Equity Eytercs VI
N Amrfcan Law NJ Homicide 4 vol
WhHrrnns la ~ iict,uasrt vol.
Morfts Prtlevtei vol
I,ihrsry Of Law aud Eqaiy 81 series; Hvols in u.
"a ,aers on uses and Trusts new ,dsnnnt vnis inl
n.rI
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EhGswOoO CEMETEaY--omcs NO. as9 P~res,vsrs
avenue cner ~ 18th street, shs Savings Ths
cemetery laid ont the csisAed of
New ork aud nsed On the high ssowad distant
ter ne north % the Cspto North capt
% tho sre~ay This company havc recved
ess srptorsns their svco"d forever burial
e r 10 'he psshibiuag nom
LEGISLATION % oherwi,e, which Of importance
WISH fhrr faa tor~rsr where they have psced
esc.s custom :" al cite when the b"a ground
vNluanse nt other snd
rcouy into large pitt ssd legal
titles given I. Tho ground. 81
~. pfc~ ff-m Ia ~,
ne chsries AID BY laws, and all other
e,Sinsd all osdsvs len
~s, No Seventh other asdsrtaksr, pomps
-Sf~"~~f Jwse Tidy
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CAWD-wii'am TUCKER merchant tailor, No. - Pennsyl
vnnia woud respectfully cell uco
e.,s o. Congress. -'fsnw sas citizen. snsa 70 his
he g prepared y, make up the shortest notice
fs-hipnable styles.
Nov 2w
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poktrAssKY's Pathological Anassnay. q veiauss
H.
Ta.ner'a Clinical Medicine.
The yellow TASK, from Dicksnss Hsusshold Words
Tue CONCESSIONS ~ Pretty Woman; BY Miss Pardoe.
The yraioo. Wife by Mis- Paydoe.
Fresh fn, aud Vegeabsea summer prices and
how 10 obtain them. Price AK
Sept rRANcK TAYIDR
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hUsALL ~ HN srfIEA, TasnOvu. take ana
~ method Of calling The Congress- CHI
zen-, and Strangers 10 b. Globe
snd vesne the la's which A. u.ua
make TO "rder 10 The moot ei~aant
-o ehncs SELECTION Of seus'smsn's furnishing soodA.
Disc t-5a~2w DUvALL 4 Bro.
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OvGrELLOw~ New poem.--The Sing Of Hiawsihs !;
IL ny H~nsy Wadsworh Longf-Io~, Prcs ~
Curious stmes stout Yuncy People
Just published and for sale a
Nevis Bookstore, near oh q.
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NJ fTDH REPAIR N6.--Wssches. poo r..
w descriptions complicated ski
f1iy kwen
prscieni which
stc' attention IL svcn,
persons having fine watches, A~. u vrpair. = . .t
NJ W. OALT 4 BRO.
s,t Penn. avenue, between 9th and osh
7-3aw2w
lNaRAvtNo.we prepared 10 srecus~ pron ptv ana /,
~ ib- best
nrms crests mosoes. Ac., stane.
81 ard engraving and printing vsor,psiy ~recused
N. w. GAIT BRO, Jeveiers,
0s Penn avenue, sssweea 9Th end ieh streets.
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DaRhI>Ii's PRACTICAL PHARMACY. 4 vel. Nvo.
Lectures EnviiSh History BY Henry ReeA. 80.
Croh,y Mouctm, nihlcss Guardian MrsM
Essay the Life Character and Winss Of b. Gibson
LII. u ny WIN. A. Porter. 81 @ IT-
Limskin Man, Victim of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, is56. Egoss
Dec FRANCK TAyIoR
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sh,s~ssetp tsa. Nsstsr~, ard GREAT Western Line.
NasE NGERs e,ve the depot q Phisdsphs
Ing Railroad Company tbf"sd aud Vine daily ~.
m. Il .sIa. -
r"s" 90
l,~f"' ~ 10
Nia1ats Fsiis-..- 10 90
nAtSsia No
roc"es'''s...ss = SO
N."s"""'s"as....ss ss.sss ...- 10
Freight trains the Philadelphia Reading
broad and Cherry stseets) daily fo Chcsgo
Insure
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading haiIrosd Jowr-ry
Ycb Is-dn
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IOpN q. DEvEHEux. Cornsniss,o.er OF Court OF
Claims, % Broadway, OF al street. New YORK.
Refers Dupcsn, sherman, Co, hess Beehce
Co., Bradsh, IRme- w. Gerard, Wm Gnrt
Moves rsq New MesrS. Rigs 10 Hon Elisha white
Joseph VI Rfndiey, Washington, " q.
NaGentemen Of the brr aud claimants Washington
make 81 the and ace 81 aktnF deporpn
the ofNc- Of Thomryo copnsso &C., No, -Four
and O. ali Cit Hail. whom The undersigned
bngs leave make particular reference.
OFT tn-2s~im q nEVFRfUN
FURNISHED ApANrnEN NJ Congress
others with ~ Mrs
Adama' 2h between and c. Na ass The paors
large aud well furnished
Nov Is div
rRENCH JUVENILE BOUxs,-4, we'll eec,ed collection
Of fHr Juvenile bonks, various hsir viss and pric-s
adapted ~ theu herUu ,lu@iFa Ell,
be 70 nd the bookstore Of the pndeeaed npoed by himself
direct from Paris
Dee II rRhscK TAYLOR.
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MARRIED.

CssIeh cfsoD Staten Island By Samuel Cooke q
Fl: city c.'o State. ai
FORAAN-BALLAGH-On Thursday, June 26, By the Rev.
j. D. bsnison st. Thomas Church, Chaa T. Forman 70
Hen res Balseb, adopted daughter OF Cha' fn's esq., al
ofNewYork.
GOODELL-MIxsELLOn Thursday June q, at villa Monte
this city j. Henry Goodell TO Miss Annie e. daughter OF
Edmund B. Mixsel, ESQ.,, Of Esston, Penn.
0REEN-PINKNEY-On Monday, May 5, by the Rev. Cnaa
Shelley William L. Green Csrneia NJ. YALE only dsush
tar Of J. n. Pinkney, ESQ., al OF this city.
HAY-NICHOLsON-On Tuesday. June "a, BY the Rev A
H. Wright Mr. John Hay to Miss Catherine Nchoion both
Of Kelso Scotland
LANE-POwERs-lpthis city, Thursdsy June , By the
Rev john bowling, Er. George Lane to Mss Amelia r.
Powers, both Of this city
LAIN9-TRUMAN-On Thursday, June g, In accordance
with the order Of Society Of Fends Henry NJ Lang to
daughter Of George and Csthsrne Truman all OF fha
delphla-
MILLER-LAURIE-At Washington City, Tuesday, June
a. by the Rev Stephen p Hill James H. Miller Of Louiss-
ma TO Isabel Laurie daughter OF Cranston Laurie esq,
aud sraId daughter Of the late Rev. Dr. Laurie
MEAD-RICE-On Wednesday, June IS By tho Rey. d;
dny NJ orin Mead Of Albany to Mi. Jamie o. N''' Oh
RICE-sANFORD-On Wednesday, June p, By the Rev. D.
Tully MT Byron Rice Of Syracuse, to Miss Emma L. Ban
ford Of Ballston Spa
sTURGEss-NERvINE-IuU tics, N T., Tuesd.y, june
H. Edward Stuees Of Buffalo TO Mary dsugheT OIL Comme-
dore VIM. Mervine, u. B. N.
sNYpER-sCOvILL-In Waterbury, Conn, on Tuesday
"a TheOdsrs Snyder Of Ns~.Yorh City, to Julia L.
| scovIe, daughter Of Edwsrdiscovill, GEO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . TSs:d:y, June is I'M; J. Ns~'
| dsuahtsI Of d.. J. r. Wooster Of Washington City
wiLLETe-cAL "Wednesday evening, June
25 by the Rev Joseph Mckee, Mr. William T. Wlets Of
Brooklyn, to Miss Rebsecs Ca lender Of this city,
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shs homo ysds, s.lss Of 10 bba q 90 for Mess Ut pg
0II for Prime Mess and eT0tr ~ fos r,ins ssss
10 good demand end frm the sales Es go oeis =.
es for Prime; ts 0sio Tor CooDty Mess fo q.
PACKED Mes end si30t3 for sxtrs do Prime NO. 9uIe
ei5d tls Beef Hams very tui At el30Slo Cat hee
hardly sale of 10 hide at 0f0ic for hams NE
sasfc for Shoulder Bacon s wanted and scarce ot
Ice Smok sdes 10 fair request; sales Of hhds
ole Rough Sides plenty at siGei Lad hfpiy neio
but modesse sales OF 30 bsls and tc
}d2c Butt.r plenty sales Of State q lzgloc ior ns
ror TO fair l7dc for far prime, and l2dsc FOR insror 70
psiue Ohio Cheese peety and heavy 66sic. Egg are
NOE sslsble ct l5dislc y dor.
RICEThere has been considerable inquiry to day. but ne
sales poderse pces firm Tho business reaches iso
tcs a. 3iGSic.
sUGARs~Thers 10 fair demand former prices The sales
$50 hhds osy Cuba Maseovsdo st7de}ci very little
over SIC.
SALT-Tbe market rather heavy for bulk Salt sales of
45 bushtls lyca about a: this the largest cargo we
reported.
SKINs-Gost dull Of the lnufacturers have aid
thei supplies sales IS bales Mexican st Ste mos 30
Rio Hacbe &ost o. &c for sound $500 Missouri Deer at
DC 200 n do atslc and 400 n Florida at C., cash.
SPICESWe hear sales of 100 bags Pepper ct III and
20 cases Mace at 74c.
TOBACCOWe notice spec astiye movement IN Kentucky
descriptions 800 hhds taken 8Gl5c, which has
improved the tone of the market, -.
TALLOW-The mari ct heavy and II quie' sales OF 1000
n Prime ct loc.. cash.
WHISKY-The market 10 q shade better bat quiet; sles OF
I0 bbls at 3C03lc. for Ohio and Prison.
WOODS-We notice sales Of 200 tuns Mahogany or private
terms
ZINC-Saes Of $50 essks Mossemsun male at &c.,
now held at . slight advance.
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RassenRers Arrived

From Caltsrnis, ria Ayinran e 'iss.sap Iaa0i.IC
W T. Dow, M C. Howard P. n Emsr.on, Mr.. Anne. Every,
:sS I'D Rn' w,b.ss n a:ss
MsYs fsi S..: :ad .d f f.:s.n
John bsnIs: ss i,. I'D ny . NJ;
hsss Il Martin Murphy " Il f ssIi1
e.ss sn:s ' poo%.s = Mts!. ps..n Newell
NJ TAss :si. ss,ss5 ~ :hsn, SS 's;
NJ Ts Aa I'd s.:,s. II
Sai; sl:: sG Il seig.n B. .. asI r.:
G. en- CST Fea1..t Mr. xeD:Se: Booth Mr. asds,
Lieut. FSr'{ United as, ss's' Amy M M1s
Nave jsi.on md 10y M;n;s'$ ~; a Y ss:;.
Capt p Grssns, L. Goeta Ms White, children and
ss m o. Ssss.
T;eGs Knt s Rs Mr. ss;' Sid sSI. iSs g;
G.ss. G.
S sanss.. M and two '
Pedro BI1 and three e1dTsG Gs' v:a M idy
nfao2 MI olnoq5 d. Ros.n. g. u;Asr B. Sd Robin
;Sa ssy s M w %% .s Ra, S
GER Capt D. G. Mitchell, B. Bellows, BsllGs' q Bel
s ~ : e .ss q Re- a.:
i I'd s a' M sS:
sapen J. Nichols ]. Woods, II. Headley, Joha Gross, l.
Coz r. + Elmer, William Levi, A n c:ty, I Ball L
" Bsrris Mrs He.es, p. Levy NJ Levy 8. White, T w.
White N. Neal, O. speG, O. Alien, Harris J, g DsveX
Ferris VIM Robertson C. Mosserman A. L. Adans-sni sse
In second cabin and ooerase. -.
Fsrrer Nd daughter, dc CsIdoya aud son, Bru.sni
Die,o R. PIsooI, n; Aysre,, j. Dsssdo, = FosssI.
j. Hoeaer s. Lloyd Thomas Lloyd =. Harris, R. Smith
and 20 In the steersse I'D,
IA aean .Ap ALaa ,o~ Hssse-P Solomon lady and dsush
ter: " r. Sule M. Hubert NJ Calm, Marianne Calm, Ar
Trsl on Nile T1isnon Mr.. Boehsron. Mr.. Lensire Nile
Zoland-29 In the steersee.
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DIED..


Brownie Baltimore, Wednesdy June Is. Jss Brown,
10 the ssth Of his for 10 resident Of Albany
Y but Of late years resident Of the former city,
BARpES-In Poushkeepsie Monday morning, June o.
Maria rect Dr. John Bardes the seth year Of her age
BURK-on Friday June Edward Burh in the %sth year Of
his age.
CLARKE-On Friday June after abort but painful Illness
EiixAbeth, wife Of VIM. Clarke.
CooPER-suadenly Mrs Elizabeth Cooper, widow Of the
late Richard Cooper, Canal street.
COoswELI-In Essex Msss, THURSDAY, June IL, Mr.
Rufas Cogsw soldier Of the Revoluon aged lOo years
CLARK-In Rhnebeek Sunday June Is Harriet wife OF
Geo Cark ESQ., Editor Of The Rhinebe:k Mechanic IN
the 18th year Of her age. -
ELLJOTT-At Concord ~ H., on Tuesday, June "a, MIS-
lydia Elliott aged los yesrs, months and Is dsya
FaANCEs-On Friday, June q, VIM. j. Frances, aged
years, month and days
FREDELL-On Friday evening June "a, aer shor; bu ,e
we're Nathaniel only con Of John and Eliza Freden
aged 10 months and z days
HALsTEAD-AH Brooklyn, Friday June a. aged months
and IA dAys Adsne Mslds only child Of Isaac and Game
rine Ii. Halstead -.
urrremAN-After severe Illness Michael He6eman Of Lis
CARROLL County Corh, Ireland, assd q years
uOFFMAN-At Cape PALMS., West Africa, on Easter morn
Hs Mseh 2S vrsnis wife Of the Rev C. G. Hoffman, aged
about % years. -
BYNEs-oD Friday Jun. a. Patrick Hyns'. aged months
ADD q esys
JAspINEs- On Friday, June r. Aasls D. Jsrdine' aged
months and dsys
xrIIyOn Thrr.aay June o. Daniel infant sor OF Ste
ahen and May Kelly, aged month and !" days
rxCKrYX Hue.nstI on "Wednesday, Jane Is OF emorr-
haze Of i a. William Lscaey, Printer seeo 81 ysrs'
~, q nd ID Penn
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Markets. .. Reported b. Tsleeraph.

NEwORLEASs, June z.-Corros-saes 70 day OF l. 800
bales sitter prices though not quotaby hsher saes for the
week OF $3.50 bales Receipts In Of the period last
year. 500 bales Receipts for the week. 500 bales COFFEE
Sales the week Of 300 bsgs stock hand 600 bags
Rio COFFEE 10 quoted at ll6ie. Com Sole, market bare
Mess PoRK ei9 50.
FLoURA fair interior deman sales
eco bb d Sc Is for good to Extra Southern Ohio and
Indians WHEAT firm and quiet CoRS steady sales 46 600
busb c for sound and &c. for unsound Oars frm sales
1000 bush Sc delivered CANAL FREIGHrs-Con lie.
and Wheat &c. to New-Yost Receipts yesterday: l766
bbs. Flour; III bush. Con 1851 bush. Rye. CANAL Ex
time-l 6S5 Blu b. Wheat; $1,000 bush Com.
BUFFALO, June 28-p n-FLouR 10 firm; sales to-day Of
eco bb at 0s5 IS for good Illinois and choice Wcon
IS 34d IS IS for do Ohio, Iowa and Indiana I'D %
Gs6 Is for Extra. WHEAT 10 held sb,ye buyer1 views.
Corn sctvs sales to day Of bushels At 35d3sc for
ULGuId OATS frmeri sales to-day Of 1000 BUSH at
SEC delivered CANAL FREIcHrs unchanged receipts for the
~ hours ending to-day 1000 bbs Foar 5000 bush
Whes 900 DO Corn. Canal Exports for time, 20 900
bush. Whest, 5000 do. Corn.
ALBANY, June e. MORN Sales OF % 00 bush. West
mixed at 4i d4sc. for damaged and 50652 for SQUAD
WHISKY 4c OATS SIC for State sales OF Is 500 BUSH
PLAsrER-Ssles of 500 tuns Nova Scotia at 81 So
OswEGo June e. M.-WHEAr dull; sales Of 5000 BUSH
White Canadian at 81 5O0S1 SCI. Coax quiet CANAL
FREGHrs firm, owing to scarcity Of bcats-wheat l2 9ls
and Corn o4c. NewYork LAKE IMPORTS ,no bash
Wheat Is 600 bush Corn 70f bush. Rye CANAL EXPORTS
$500 bush Wheat 90 500 BUSH Corn, 500 busb OATS 900
bush Rye.
Providence Jupe 2.-Corros market unchanged; Gales
about 800 bales Wool remains quiet at former sales
43 80 m PRINTING CLOTHS sctive prices ffm sales 10000
pieces.
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IN the Usited States sfedmhp Arago Joy Souhamptoa dnd
Moran children and servants Miss NJ Morsu Master G.
Moran Mr. and Ms j. Fischer Miss Z. = Fischer Miss
Miss Cocoon. NJ A A. Wilsms aad children, HOlue:,
MI Far shaw Dr. H. NJ Has, Mr. pederick Capt Bonnard
Mrs N d. walker Mrs Thomas D. Day Mira March,: Cone
Mrs J. NJ Wilson, Mrs. Edward Msgnan, Mr. and Mrs r.
Oracle Mise Oracle, Mr. John Jssa Mr. openheim M.or
j. A. Beard Mr. and Mrs Z. Besonen child and nurse, Mts
T. Smith, n Per. MI ana Mr.: M.I:sOn children and an
ana Mrs. Biletesu and child, Mr. add Mrs. z.
pseoppet ard child, Y. 0uihon, Mr.. Decoppst
Mr. r.: H; GIsenoush children " and d.. ssr y u
Bar .nd EIs Son s'S;. Re:ssro:
Mr., r. Oechs, MI and Mrs C. q. Csmhrens 1sn pEyl.a.
AID sevsut H. Sparts lady and servant MA
Mr Lamb and daughters Mrs Ch.s Grugsn Mrs Ssyie
Al ,on Mrs j. H. Smith, Miss Smith, Miss Sorre Miss L.
.Sd s,oiher, Me..r' Berry, Bell, A. M.Iislam w. Gid
d,nss A. Woocott, A Elliot @ B Pando phin, ToPi Mira
NaTote and daughter Dr. F. T. Miles Dr. r. @. Rob
MI and Handy, Mr.. and Mrs 1uiuebau Mrs g. Pan
do fine Mira MAJ AM aud child. L. A. Guiliemsn B. Hayi-
fS: ;s::s. s::s H.
H Berser Nj Culoy A. Bosblsnk. Ed. Dueoumsn, Ly
ons Mrs Victor AID child j. II Cutghy j. Siyieh, Mr
Lubat Mr. and Mrs w. E. Rodoson. Ed. Adler d. Godfrey
r Comes r. Schmidt Mra Roche, Mrs. Souhamer, Mrs Ar
mold T. Desur, wife and child. Lesur ar Preston aud
Ohsisten WIN. sehnynse, B. Jost; Chsdss AT Loupdss
j. Loubei, P. CsnteDz Mr.. Sudan Alexander, m;roy
B. Lemsn Mrs. Sudan, Miss BecoD, Hrs j. Levy Mrs w h.
Erase Capt Jenet. r. Mein, w Francis, NJ Marnthsn
H. =. Barker Mrs g. Pszrsmale and children, Rule "
AlsId, Dr. fsrdin A. Gay, Gris' B. MoeI, G. Or.en O.
Aveeno Mr. Evens Franstin Cantoni Ms Nofmaa-|so pos
aeneers.
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ss a.. b. Looked Psrh and pointed 70
me shs aid You repay this 70 The Doctors Do 70
pha YAH yA yab noddins bis head and onune 70 mo ss
replied Very ws, wiz about that III "er~d e0eSs'
In what wsv did Mr. Psrs hold hs hand at the time tho
els In gold rejected BY Tim IA, way OF holding ns
left hand with the extended ana INC pam M"
oper with the money IN ~ .. IL, L., =. l., Ii.
preseree In regard TO the Eye and Ear lnhsmafy hsa
institution 70 so subscriptions from the citzsn OF new
Yok toward the erection Of suitable building for that inter
esps important charity and told him that supposed nc
70 DO &C; when books Of subscription were prepared
hvipe been appointed Chairman Of Committee OF COLLECTION
called upon Mr. Perish viii ueseIipisn book upon which
there subscriptions Of ~ 600 each after the usual
saluaon upon meeting him Observed Mr. Parish you have
been bind dumb, and wife eeaf-snd Jon aad
do what other people from either
blind or deaf out hs e BE-
chair before and turned the leaves with bis finger
finding nothing written but the three subscriptions already
meDtoped he looked me with an inqung
Nothing Mr. Parish less than coo TO when gets Dc
will sve the book" he replied Yah, YAH and
the place the book where the sub OF 5000
each were with his fpgr l,oked at Mira Parish his aal
wsy when he wished do anything for him sbe asked
You put your down he replied Yes yes YAH
ysh yah striking the places she said But perhaps Mr. Parish
no. very striking his fingers the book be had
emphatic when earnestly bent thing and
noth but that he did wish TO bs diverted from III Mrs
his with 1900 annexed handing the book
back 20 he If 1t right, If II
what ne would; he nsnfed his cqsence, AID handed
bsek to himself
understood that Mr. OConor wi for suhoty from the
SuIrosae the Collector Judge VIM Kent TO bring "a &C
against Mrs Parish for the recovery OF the property which,
he alleges he has converted wropguy TO her USE and
No more testimony wiz be taken until tho 2d Of September ct
l0e No. .... .......
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NcKEON-On Gaturdsy June =. CormseA xcKson, son d
tbe late Cornelius and Jane hckson- IVY ....fI
NODYNE-In this city, Thursday, June g. Jane wife Of
Rufus Nodyne, aged 20 years and "a dAys
PURCELLOn Friday, June q. John Purcell. secd q years.
apativc Of Ireland
PRUYNAt Albany OH Thursday, June g. VIM " Pruyn, in
the <sth year Of bis age
ROBINSON In Phiadephia, Wednesday, June IS Ma
Mary ID Robinson, In the 18th year Of her age.
sMITH-On Saturday, juno 2 Mrs. Catherine Smith, in the
18th year Of Lcr sse
TEw-At sea- ON Monday May board ship 0ener. Pike
Bedford Capt Henry Few Of Newport aged ~ years.
THAw-At Phiadelphs, Wednesday, June IS WIN. Thsw
in the That year Of his age.
VAN Saturday June g. Clart Van Ness dsuihter
Of Cornelius and Anna Van Ness aged months and
IvEBsTFR-At Mech Chunk. PENN on Thursday June 49,
Richard Webster Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church at that
place.
WILEY-At Goldsboro, N. Sunday Juse q, Elizabeth
Wiley sged about so years, native Of New.York.
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The shipments of the week about equal to the
amount received by the California steamers.
The Anthracite Coal trade is kept up at the mines
with considerable spirit the tunnsge by the three old
lines reaching l3l 227 tuns something less than last
week, but still heavy business, and especially so by
Reading and Lehigh. There were shipped by the Le-
high for the week ending Saturday last, 43, $50
tuns, and for the season 33s 29o tuns.hus gradually
regainng what was lost by the late opening of the
navigation.
The Schuylkill Navigation Company shows falling
off in tunnage, as compared with last week. of about
25 y cent. The tunnsge for the week ending on
Thursday last is but tuns and for the season to
the came time 4ca,374 tuns against 1922 s25 tuns to
came time last year.
The Reading Railroad for the week ending on Thurs
day. reports the very large unnage Of 5i77o tuns aud
for the season to the tme tune against
ll04, AZ tuus to the same time last year-shOwing
loss of little over 100 600 uns to corresponding time
last year.
Operations at the United States Branch Mint at San
Francisco, California for the month OF May, 1856:
Number Of deposits
GOLD DEPOSITS. ..
For Coinage ~ - 10
For oo''S "
COINAGE.
Double Eagles 4Sooo,0O0
Three Dollar Pieces.................... 1850
OIe dollar Pieces. Aooo ,,o ,oo M
rr,,.,t.a R.,s 702 059 90
Total S+%l5
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