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Terms To- Advertising in Weekly.

uute a square.
n AiDeral ulscouht lily y~ertisers.
Legal notices 10 cents a line
F-The privilege Of yearly advertisers is lim;.
ted TO their own immediate business. in their own
name; and all adveT isements for the benefit Of
other persons, as well as legal advertisements and
advertisements of aUs ton sales, and advertisement
with the names of oti er persons, sent in by them.
must be paid for at the usual rates.
Contracts for yearly advertising will not be dis
continued unlessan order to that effect is left at
the Once and when discontinued in less than a
year ne Praee OF a ,ehoie year aciH be charged.
No Advertisements can be inserted gratuitousIv
Of societies public institutions or companies
Advertisements ordered upon the inside ex-
elusiveiy, an addition of rs per cent. is made
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E6G.
GRAND SPRING OPENING
6. ". J f LLISON'S.
May be seen an entirely nstc and handsome assert
ment Of Spring Goods.
NEW SPRING DR-LAINEs,
NEW STRIPED BAYADERHs,
NEW PICCOLOMINI PLAIDs,
NEW WHITE BRILLLANTs,
NEW COLORED BRILLIANIs@
NEW CANBRICs,
NEW FRENCH PRINTS,
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS,
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
NEW GINGHAMs,
NEW LINEN DAMAsK,
NEW TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN H'K'Fs.,
NEW DoMEsTIcs,
NEW HOSE,
NEW HOPED SKIRTS,
&C., &c, &C., &c, &c.
Ali of which, having to be converted into cash
within the next 40 days, will be offered at aston
hisngly low prices. March 18th.
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NORTHERN. WESTERN, BRITISH and e..
MAIL ROUTE.
To Commence Monday, JuHs27 so, 1859.

10 commence Monday, JuHs2 q so, 1859.
TRAINS GOING NORTH ANDWEsT.
Leave Burlington at 80 A.. ", 1910 A. N. and
$50 P. VI.
ALL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield, at 80 4. VI. same dav, and New
York previous evening. Leave Windsor at l.25
P NJ, reaching Burlington at go P. NJ, Rouse's
Point at 6.45 P. NJ, Montreal and Ogdensburgh
he same evening. Connecting at Ogdensburgh
it b CIR and Trunk train, without delay, for To-
INTO a d the West.
AC OMMODATION TRAIN leaves New York
8. 80 A.. NJ, Boston at 5 P. NJ, and al
erm emediate Stations. Leaves Windsor at $50
NJ o., and reaches Burlington at 1 % A. N,
Rouse's Point at 600 A. NJ, arriving in Montreal
and Ogdeusburgh the same forenoon, and pro-
ceeding West by Grand Trunk trains, without
delay, for the West. A sleeping car IS attached
to this train.
Accommodation Train Leaves Mortified at
SIS A. NJ, reaching Burlington at II 90 An
Rouse's Point at 1910 P. NJ. and Montreal and
0gdensburgh the same afternoon,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at TAO A. NJ, 1910 A. NJ, and
100 P. NJ.
MALL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point $40 A. NJ.
connects at White River Junction with trains
for St Johnsbury, Wells River, White MoUr-
tains. Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New York and
intermediate stations, arriving in Boston at e.35
P. NJ, and in New York at II P. VI. Passengers
by this train train dine at White River Junction.
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves ROus e's Point at 8,
so A. NJ, connects there with trains from Mon
treal and Ogdensburgh the same morning, receiv-
ing passengers at Ogdensburgh from Grand Trunk
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers Leaves Bur
lington at 10 10 A. NJ, dine at Mortified, and A.
i've at Boston at S 20 P. NJ,
accommodation Train Leaves Rouse's Point az 5
0 P. NJ, connecting there with trains leaving
Montreal s Ogdensbureh same afternoon. Lodge
at White River Junction and proceeding next
morning TO Boston, Worcester Springfield, New
York, &c, arriving at Boston at LOO P. NJ, and
at New York at 4. 20 P. NJ.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West, for
sale at the principal Stations.
G. MERRILL, SuPt.
Mortified, June 18th, 1859.
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MURDER! MURDER

On 900 ROLLS OF PAPER HANG
cV,OOV ings just received and for sale
for about one half of last years prices, and Borders
to match, of entire new styles, at China Hall by
S. S. BROWN,
$50 Church St.,
Burlington, May 9th, 1858. d&w
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ALBERT G.. STRONG,
DEALER II
Burlington Wagon AXleS,

Canada Plates,
Sheet Lead,
Lead Pipe,
Tin Plates,
Mill andCircular saws.
and Mechanics Tools
ALSO
.tEAJf SHELF HARDWARE,
Nails, iron,
Glass, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes,
Anvils, Vices,
Sheet Iron,
Iron Ware,
Brass, Zine,
Copper,
Bar Lead,
Bar Tin,
Chains. Bolts,
Nuts, Washers
lies. saund. Square. Octagon and r"'
CAST STEEL HOUSE TRIMMINGS
CARRIAGE AND STEEL SPRINGS
Sadlery and Carriage Trimmings, Wagon oPnns'
Spring Steel, &C., &c.
Burlington, VT.
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TRUSSES an assortment of most approved
y kinds just received,
alse Shoulder Braces,
Lace Stockings and
Surgical Instruments in
good variety at the Old Stand,
by THE0. A. PECK.
6July.
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THE MANUAL of the WARDROBE.
100 LARGE OCTAVE PAGES, IN PAPER,
BY PULLAN-
ppr~u * CEN-a

100 LARGE octave PAGES, IN PAPER,
BY MRS. PULLAN-
PRICE, % CENTS.
1T Is A COMPLETE TREATISE upon this
Il branch of Domestic Economy, and by far the
most valuable publication upon this subject eve
issued. 1t comprises a thorough dissertation upon
taste in dress an explanation of the different
stitches made in sewing, remarke opn the
various kinds and qualities of fabrics used in
the wardrobe, with complete directions for cutting
and fitting all kinds of garments for women's and
childrens wear the preparation o table, toilet
and bed linens. Illustrated by nearly
100 CUTS OF PATTERNS & MODES
No Housekeeper can afford to DO without it.
Mrs. Pullan is the highest authority extan.
upon the subject of the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined.
Her contributions to English publications have
rendered her name a household word" and have
cen a perpetual source of supply to the Ladies'
Department in the Magazines of this country.
For sale BY E.. A. Fuller, Samuel Huntington,
and at the Sewing Machine Parlor, No. 6 College
Street Gree Press Building, lower foor).
ap.sml d&wtf
r. TYLER, Judge of Probate.
A. STODDARD, "
MDDLEBURY, April 81, 1859.
The Legislature of Vermont at its last session
passed a law making it the duty Of the county
Judges to procure Fire Proof Safes, in which to
deposit Probate Records. In discharge of that
duty we have spent soms time in examining a
number Of Safes. We have come to the conclu-
sion that the Marland's safe. manufactured by NJ.
B.. Bigelow and Arson Hardy, of Boston, Mass,
is superior TO any other we have examined, for its
Fire Proof Qualities. We have bought a safe of
that description for the New Haven Probate Dis
trict and we are we'll satisfied with the workman
ship, apparent strength, and durability.
W. W. C. WRIGHT, } Assistant Judges of
ii. G. SMITH, addison Co. Court.
NJ. B. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
81 School street, opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
il. DUNKLEE, Burlington, AGENT.
June q. 1859. dAwtf
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N. B.-The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes may be seen in constant operation at the
Sewing Machine Parlor, FREE Press BUILDING
(Lower Floor.)
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Commissioner for Vermont in Nep York,
Solicits Commissions to which he will give prompt
and careful attention.
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A DOZEN of nice PHOTOGRAPHS for
N i've dollars, at MILLERyE
May 81.
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LIN G. s,
Rheumatic Pills
AND
LIN M e " r.

The public have long felt the need Of
some reliable remedy for Rheumatism.
Knowing this fact, the proprietor Of
the above-named medicines some years
nm MAJ since commenced the study Of this dis
.n5sAS ease. In his studies and practical
experiments, with different medicines
S upon the various forms Of the disease,
he was favored with the advice and
4Il1ff9N2 counsel of some of the ablest medical
and pharmaceutical talent of the times.
He has al length perfected and prepared
these remedies, and offers them TO the afflicted, conf
dent that they will always prove safe, efectual, and
harmless TO the constitution. That such is their char
aeter is amply attested by the universal success with
which they have been employed. They cure Rhsuma-
tism, Govt, and Neuralgia. The Llnimenf alone would
not cure these diseases the Pills need to be taken in
temally, The Liniment to be applied externally, and
thus used conformity they exert a genuine curative
power. Rheumatism is too intimately connected with
the Liver and other internal organs to be reached SOLE
ly through the medium Of the skin. These Pills are
peculiarly searching in their effect upon the Liver
They contain no Mercury, Potash, Quinine, Morphine,
or any Of those mischievous medicines which are too
often employed in the treatment of Rheumzism.
BILLINGS RHEUMATIC LINIMENr is 4 safe and
eficacious Liniment. The principal ingredients that
enter into its composition, those from which il derives
Its greatest power, are new, and have never beiors
been exhibited in any Liniment that has been offered
10 the public. II is well adapted for all the purposes OF
a Family Liniment, and is unsurpassed in curng
Lameness, Sprains, Bruises, &c. We have in our
possession, and might publish, many letters and esrt-
hcates from persons who have derived great 5enent
from these preparations. The certificates are volun-
tarily furnished by those who have been cured Of tho
various forms of the disease, such as Rheumatic Fever
Chronic Rheumatism, Govt, and Neuralgia they mo
genuine and natural, such as sane persons wouldWue'
yet in comparison with the certificates Of chaiaian'
and nostrum vendors sound exceedingly tame. VS.
rely entirely upon the intrinsic worth Of these remedies,
and every sufferer Will be left to appreciate for himssh
the relief they afford.
Price, so Cents each per Box and Bottle.
PREPARED BY
JOHN T. BILLINGS s,
PHARMACEUTIsT,
LOWELL, MASS
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take pleasure in being permitted to announce
. to the patrons of the Church Street Book Store
and to the public generally. that I have enlarged
my store, making it much more spacious, conven-
lent and pleasant; have also added largely to my
stock, and am now prepared to furnish in larger
quantities and lower rates, everything in the
line Of Theological, Medical, Law, School, and
Miscellaneous Books, Artists Materials, Blank
Books, and all kinds of Stationery, for Business.
Professional, or Private use.
Thankful for the past liberal patronage respect
fully solicit a continuance.
z. A. FULLER.
Burlington, June Sd, 1859.
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1889. J. VI. CHAMBERLIN, 1859
DEALER IN
Western Flour, Pork and Grain,
Railroad Depot, OGDENSBURGH, N. Y.-At
the Office formerly occupied by Crawford & Co.
apr. Is WHY
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BLACKSMITH

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a iourneyma D
Blacksmith. A first rate workman a
horse-shoeing and carriage work, will find stead
employment and good wages with the subscriber.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington, Aug ust18, 1859. daw3w
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BAILEY

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
60 WALL STREET,
New YORK.
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP.
Pupils to be admitted 10 the school must possess
q good character. fair musicot ability,and yield i'm
plicit obedience to the Laws and regulations Of the
school.
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PAIN s

PAINTS.
z AM receiving nv SPRING STOCK Of
Z PAINTS. LINSEED OIL and VARNISHES,
consisting in part Of
atlantic Lead; Ameicqn and French Ziac; Flor
q eqce Hhte; Hampton Permanent, Paris, H.
h01i7. EHr11afana Chrome Green's; Chrome
leV0tr; Frc1rh YeHow; TS7crta1 ned.
WHfHg; Puvy; LiHseed oil; Furni-
fure, Coacb and Denan FarHish; Sc. 81.
In consequence Of the large amount Of impure
Linseel oil and Paints sold, I have made arrange
ments with reliable parties to furnish me with a
pure article. which viii warrant-should they
nrove otherwise. 7 viii take them back ana re-
fund the money. Nv prices, at all ines, are as
Low As THE LOWEST, for a pure article.
II. II. DOOLlTTLE.
Burlington, Vt, April 5, 1859. WY
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE

The most liberal commission, in money or books,
viii he given 10 persons OF associations forming
clubs for ten or more books to be sent at one time.
Postmasters, school teachers, students, clergymen
or any private individual, male or female, can
soon replenish or form a well selected Library.
without expense, by acting as our agents. Please
sand for Catalogue and Circular.
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January 1, 1858.
Chicago and the West.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Chnina- nf RnuAn L.
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pRUSHES, ALL KINDS TOILET IN GREAT
Asvariety, and at prices lower than the manu-
acturer's, at
Aug. u. THE0. A. PECK'S.
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LOOK HERE, READ THIS!
Who Wants Profitable EMPLOYMENT!

A CENTS are making from 81 to s. per dav IN
"a a business honorable. pleasant and adapted
tolocal or travelling AGENTS, Merchants. Nechan-
les. or auvb,1v. An article unsurpassed in excel
lence. with a constant and increasing demand, W II
he sold n one fifth the regular retail price; every
dollar invested returns five. An AGENT is wanted
in every town. PACKAGES can he sent by express
to any part Of the I. s. A.
For particulars address. with inclosed stamp,
DIR. W. W. HIBBARD,
within Brandon Vt.
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FEMALE DISEASES
DYSPEPSIA,

we have had the most abundant success, and the
same is true Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
DIED..

BAYLEs-At Tsuy,owp, on Monday July T. Martha wife Of
Nathaniel BAyles, aged 90 years
pOMINICK-t, Middle.own Point n j. on Monday JAY T.
L.snors F. daughter Of Edward H. and Elaabcta A. DOm
The rsa,iv. and friend. Of the family are invited attend the
funeral from the residence Of her parent. No. h'ns''0
piBoson tuesday J1iy s. jane G., wife Of James O. Du
bois, IN the 18th year Of ber . -,
min NJ ClsIi No iS5 Tsnth syenae Thursday Oeios
HEARSEA ,.id.n.e No Clinton place in this city, on
Sunday, July g. Patrick l.. HeArne, aged 40 years
HoBYon Monday July T. at Tarryown Thomas Hoey aged
ss eeoea this wednesdsy mo5nins 70 attend his aGels
KELLoGG-ln this city on Mondsy July At P M I.%es e
Kellogg Of the firm Of Kellogg, Carter Hawsy, asd ~
u r.msiss viii be ,slen 10 Utica for n,erment and his friends
are invited 70 attend his funeral from his residence No
III wes Twenty third street at M, on wednesday the
MnBBATT-On Monday July JuHs D. youngest daughter Of
Samuel r. and Caroline s. M.bba't, ssed years and ~
The friend. q the family rspestf'y invited % aend her
parents No 43 East Nineteenth street The remains
will be taken 70 FailAnd', Long Island for m,e,Ient .,
MARshALL-ln this city, on Monday, July Mary wife oi
The friend. and relative. are respectfully invited attend the
Senc IssSssh Ne - %s. T%saiy second street d@
remains viii bc taken Tar,to~n Thursday VI O'Clock
MfLIiksNoa i. n't' Tas.sy july Bailey on NV T. B. and
Sarah {. Mhkcn, aged months.
His funeral will ta.c place the residence Of HE parents ~
Morrissns on "Wednesday t;h July, &, r. m. .
MLAMIE-In wliApsburth, Tuesday, July Mrs Martha
Her funeral win take place m the Gothic Church corner Of
and Graud streets, Wlams6areh, a, oelocs this
tWedus .day) afternoon.
NORTuROP-s Suddenly In this city Saturday, July
William Bradford, ony Of W. W. NoTthI0p esi, AGED
years and day. -.
TtiOMAS-In brooklyn Monday, July T. Lace W. infant
daughter Of Henry aud Luce W. Thomas aged year aud
bs
The friends Of the family invited t, attend the funeral on
Wednesday afternoon Jaly al = oees ai No Butter
street, Brooklyn. ,.
wLsONon Monday July Clars Amehs younses, daughter
OF John H. ana sarah Wilson, AGED 10 and days
The relatives ard friends Of the family c;y invited 10
ai,.rd funeral "Wednesday afternoon a; oclch on
the residence Of ber father No lse Third street. brooAyn Ed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
SECOND fNskn.


MONDAY, July 5-F. N.
The amoun, Of business transacted at the S,o,k Ex-
change to-day was not large, and the market was
very dull, but operators seemed generally prepared
for the .Ise which has been SO long confidently pre-
dcted as soon as the 4th passed and the gen.
ers disposition rather 10 buy thsn 10 sell and, IS
natural consequence, stocks the frst call, with
one or two exceptions, quite hrn, and the mar
kei worked for time in favor Of the bulls but the
second call, the accommodating spirit Of the bears
wss more apparent, and the desire 10 buy rather
more than satisfied, each stock closing with rather
less animation and hsrily so firm in pnce on the
first call. New-YoIk Central wss, ususl, the lead
ing stock sud operated in 70 the extent Of some
thing over 2000 shares, and with bat small hGctus-
tons in price, The cash stock Is still quite scarce in
the street. and the bears are many Of them, obliged
10 buy for delivery owing TO the difficulty OF borrow
ing, but stil offer the stock on their options with
freedom and at arse differences from the cash price
Ere is entirely neglected and this once fsvore and
lesdipg fancy is now kicked around Ike poor old
dog whom nobody OWES, and has no friends even 81
the homeopathic figures O; 81. Hudson River opened
quite firmly, bet the supply from leading operator
Was rather too liberal for the demand, and it essei
offered buyers options 81 the opening price. Har
lem Preferred was sold TO considerable extent on
sellers options but the demsrd for regulsT stock was
quite large probably to supply short sales yet 81 IN
willingness was shown on the part Of bidders 10 sd-
vance much over to-iays quotations. Reading was
dull, bHt was freely oared sellers options wlthoS;
tempting buyers. The chronic corner which has
characterized the operations in this stock for the past
year until within period Of about sixty days snd
the fact becoming eviien, ths; the stock wss con.
tToled by the operators Of another city where il
is understood several other stocks fermeriy
dealt largely h here are psrmanenly
placed has prevented mary of the large operators g;
the Stock Exchange from dealing in to any extent
and il to be ie entirely under the prosection
ard control Of few houses D fsr IS speculation is
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
Marke.-Reportea Sy Teiesrapl.

BUFFALO July 5-6p FLoUs demand fair; nlsIke sess
-ses GOO bbls o. IS SIS 3 h STATE from Chicago spnE
IS IS Is fT Wisconsin, 81 SOC
Michigan Indiana ard Ohio; sToG S7 r doube
WHEAT market opened heavy bat closed shade
hrn,.; boat losds 4 rt Aud white ~n;er private
o.o bash rec Ohio, mostly = IS CoKN loz-r
80 bush Illinois Afo.t a. 74c $500 blh- eo .; 74i
OATS steady. BAILEY duh RYE -. WHsgY. sAles -
bhls &c CsIsl FRETSBTs sc Corn, sc. Flour,
Ne~-ioTs. Lake lNFoEys l4elo bt.i. Folr l2oO bcsh
Wheat Loco lsl Com Ca1al ENFoKIs 30 bs FlsuE, 1880
bush Corn, s,oos blsh Oats
OswEso, july S-6p m-FLoVK steady; sa,es 90 bb.s
<eGe 3 tou Milwaukee Club Nhss sc SeSS s. from Red
lldisr. Oai0 o. > White Co AID MohEia WHEAT
quiet and demand lsk.. CoRS da, bat trm sAes small
FREGRrs tu 2S Flour. 7c What, 6.c Cora 70
Ne~loTk lNRoKTssoo bos Flour; Nke.; Cora- Ca
NAL EXPORTS uuimPostAnt-
NEwosLEsSs JAY 2-CorToN Inactive s-s today Of so
bales svGAE bg0yAIt and advanced e Fair, Ste CokS
baoysnt s; 81 -.
Nav okLs.Ss July S-corrox-saes to-day Of 90 bales
foT MadEs The ses of lat hIr days .ed Gp
so bales .nd recsip,s so b4es so IS; year
pod "a.
ALB.SY July So u-FLoUR and GRAM very quiet; sles
limited Prices unchanged Sac. u 10 Corn
6 dssc for r;ile Western WHIsKY fer; sses Of 80
bk-s a. Sc
PHLADELFHIt Juy -BKE.psTVFFs very Gal bat rates IN
changed CokN and ;en6s upSA-t qed sc. Oars
dali 4VG Provisions unchanged WRlsXY stead
Ohio {, .Sc.
BALTINoRE, Juy S-FLoUE deciaei 25 70 So. choice
brauSs Otio s.llilg sec &c - WHEsr elu White
ecGx 81 15 Red 81 81 C0ES armer White ssossSc Yel
0~ sass Provisions taA b.coS-Sides Sc. PoEE eT
MHIskY quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
NEVvJERSEY ITEMS.

AJsRsrr rPio-NIe-NoKrHERS NEwJERsKr Rail-
R'An'~rhe Fourth was very pleasantly celebrated
by PIC sie party oo the brink OF the Palisades, about
hour mues above Fort Lee and two miles east OF En
g'ew"od, % incipieni town On the Northern New
jersey hasosd, leading from Jersey City to Pier
mont ffei' Morton Of the Palisades Institute, an
excellent schOoor girls read the Declaration Of Ia
dependence, ate which short lsnd, for Fourth OF
JAY occasi'ns' remarkably sensible speeches were
made by c. c. Burr md DR.. Thomas Dunn English Of
Fort Lee, and the Rev. M Jewett Of Pi.rmont,
ne<her Of whom, for wonder, gave the British Lion
q single kick.
The proceedings Ofthe day were eniveaed with ex.
cslent mnsic by the washingtsR Brass Baad Of this
city. The pie-aie grcunds, whicA are near the spot
where Washington vas for short time stationed
ing the Revolutionary war, are well shaded, andoo
mand an extensive view Of the Nsw-lork side OF the
river including large portions Of WesicAes;er County
SerYork City, Long Island and The Sound and sincs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-06
Arrived.

Steamship Augusta woodhun Savannah ndse. anl Dss
S. l. Meh Son. Sd Inst al exchanged sgAab With
steamship State of GeorEiA
Steamship Quaker CITY, Shlfeld Havana dsys mdse and
pass % HaggUus Il Co.
Ship yo.s tof Bosop Holm Cron,,sdt May IS and Eiypors
May D. mdse 10 Wm Ropes CO. Had plesssnt weather The
entire passsE~.
Bst Gamrus, Cunningham, Ehsabethport, eO.l bound
Providence.
Bns Cook tOf cherykelal, Small, ChenyfsA 10 dsy,
lumber 70 Sin pson Mayhem
schr Bay sia< HAleit Boston days. ndss. TO Dayton
Sprssue.
schr Francis ArtemGs, Deane Mschias days lumber
Simpson Clspp.
sehr Enebsnre" jayne. Savannah days cotton % Nc.
Creacy, Mott L Co.
schi G Dsy. D.v, Wilmington N c. days naval
Durham A DiuOn-
schr Warner set.on. ymr gton, ~ c., 5dsys naval
stores 70 McCrsdy, Mott 4 Co
sehr Thos Hoicomb, Gosey, Savannah days, cst,On
Scranton Ts'nan.
soh Mary Halsn Hutchinson Psrnambaeo q days. sugar 20
orcrr.
sehr Convert Lewis Eas,Por; days lshs Smith Boys
Sehr. Z W Bsbcocs. DeTborn Westerly days s:ore
schr Medors, Rhodes, Rocklsnd days lime.
sehr Henry Curtis Reed, CALAIS days, lumber.
schT Amelia SsnboTn, Msohiss asys lumber master
schr. Nm. Bennett, PaTssr Virginia days, wood.
Schr ID. Psrhsl -, Ooucs steT days hsh
schT Surprise, Coles Halifax dsys hsh Hunter Co.
scAr Flying F.h. Low, Glogo-ster 2csys hsh
schr Sarah MeDonsd, Kelley NewBedSrd, in haa.si fer
Albany.
Steamer Boston selew PhiAdeph. AID Cape hsy .dss. srA
psss =. Perkins
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