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I Fever and Ague.

iE0sn which MANKIND saisr over a large part Of tie
globe, Is the consequences Of diseased action in tae
system illslcea DT tie poisonous uasn Qi Fe1cl1ll
decay Tbs exhaai0n 5 evolved ~ the action 81 solar
neat On wet sols and rises with the WatI Fabor from
q "mls me sun is below the h1ris11 this FaPol
AaeeIs near the earths surface, ana tha us i taken
'itn e tarogen the ngs into tie bood. Ihc1e q a11
- an irritating poison 81 The internal Vseara and cx
GREENS organs Of he BODY The liver taeones torpid
ana tas 70 secrete not only this virus bur also the Die
nom the blood Both the virus and the he accumulate
pm ne circlton, and produce violent constitutional
asnfder. Ihe splsen, the kidneys and he stomach
SnPathze with the liver, and become ds5rs.sd also
tlll ne astnct Of our organism as if IN an attempt
% ezqei ne nozious Infusion concensstss tha whole
eooo g ne body - the internal excret5neSsn force
tsn @ east It out The blood leaves ths arfacs and
s9sa e ne central organs With congesfrs violence
sl ee eHilLs But u tbs ofort e iails. Tasn The
--.- l-i' $ lA Nlea the blood leaves the central
f-7-e @ &c slrlsee, as II IN another efl1rt
g e4le ne i1ilsis poison through that ether great
eAcfel,-ine sslE u .iIl also e fis and tie SIS
TEN -lAA.ons ne atlnat exhausted waiting for the
recovery OF strength 70 repeat the horaIess sr another
day. these are ne hls rsr1l.Ysuls Of FEVER s-D
AcuE. Such constitutional disorder VIII Of course IN
dermine the health i It IS not removed.
VS. have la1cral % ind and have found an 4nf1 -f,
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Children are frequent suf from external injuries,
especially from Fluid and CdHpAeae Hsp@0siORs-
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand Il heals a Breasts, and quickly
moves the TETTER or RING = WORN, pTeUdeHt 81 thu
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TO rRAvELERs By 5 ssA AND LAND.

The Machinist the Ira. vslsr and every other indi
vdual whose lot in life . throws him within I'M
chance Of accident from eo = SION IRE collision shouC
this Magic his hest and only
friend 1t is beth portable and cheap, and should eVe
be his companion as friend = in need There theusand
OF living witnesses 10 testify H marvellous virtue, who
limbs and muscles to its saving efficacy
The following q heteGdR0 diseases for which
DALLEYS MAGICALP PAIN q EXTRACTOR is a FREVEh
TIVE as well as CURE:
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,rIIE CIIIEE AMONG len THoUsAND.

DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
TTAs universally suppanted all other Ointmen and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hemisphere
wherever introduced its Intrinsic merit the
Of its success in all ctdneOEs G6ectiORS whether the
rgTr-F,- STso
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N A S WILLIE
ROCK CITY MILLS.
HAILWAY mArTEHs.
Dsparlare 81 Fas.enrer TraII

We are under obligations to ADAas' Express for
late papers and other favors.
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, June 7-Per Steamer 4iea-WrghtS Circular
reports the Cotton market dull and heavy, and declined x to q
the week. closing unsettled account OF the prospect Of
large crop Latest sdvices BY the United Kindom report Cotton
dull And irregular
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no PAREGOHTC on OPIATE

Reality huiaan Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
se rs with the essential clements and gives Of c0ur
~ True Standard Anayzs the Blood Of a person 8uf
irng from Consumption Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, scou
&C and We md In every IRcs certain deHcieHctes IN me
red oules Of tie blood supply these Deficiencies, and you
are made we'll The Blood Food founded uPon this the
ory-hence its astonishing success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds BrOmchf It's, any auction WHAT
ever Of the EhEOae Lungs inducing zen ~ ~ p
ttOus No. which the No for Oh
Spirits, Loss of Appetite and ior al ~ 15lC
Com plants arising from over uses 1elAeEaA pc
bffftFs and Nervous EsrostFatiOms No.2 for LhVH
er Conn IaimIss No. for Dyspepstas BeiGg a.
re1dr prepared f0r absorption it is taken Dy drops and
carried Immediately into the circuatons % inst Et you gan
you reGfl The No. is for EeEnaAe lrres uiGr1tles
HYsterfa, WeakmeBsess &c. See special directions
for this. FOR salt Rheums Eruptionss ScrOfu-
Ious, Kidney and BLADDER Gem plants take No
mall cases directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold b CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, Eev York,
And By al respectable Druggists throughout the ecunty.
0. J. WOOD Co., St Louis,
apl6 Wholesale Agents for The West.
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SANFORD's
SANFORD'S
Liver Tnvj&OEatOr,
VrIscOmpounGed entirely from Gum, an,

] m, nd
has become esab sed fact Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have Ised IL and is now re
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which it
| Is recommended. =:
Il has cured thousands 3 within the last two years
who had given up all hopes OF relief, the
unsolicited certificates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual tskng IT, and US ed in such quantities
gently the Bowels. z
use Of ne LIVER IN Vi0G ESo and ~ tGe s
/ will Liver COms plaintss Bilious At
I tacks, Dyspepsia, y chronic DIaFrhOea
sT, n b ~ SOM Piamass: H5 5SSfS1ei
C9stiVeHess, ChOi- &c, Cholera, ChOle-
mOrbuss Cholera Infautum, FIaIu-
lences } u N &c e . Female Weakness
ess and may be used sue = cessfully Ord tna-
~ Family medts| - Ciues It will cure SICK
HI = ID A c H 4, las ;. Thousands can testify) in
twenty minutes, if - two Chree Tea-
spOOnfuIs are taxi. - en- at the commencement Of
All whOuse itare giving their mony
Nix water in the mouth vii the lnvigorator and swallow
Also, SANFORD DIS FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS. compounded from pure vegetable put up
The Family Ca anu IhaPtis PILI4isa gen,
lie but active Cahartic which the proprietor has
used in his practice more than twenty years.
bave long used the PILLS = ard the satisfaction which
all in regard 70 their has induced to place
them within the reach Of all. y
The Profession we'll know that different Cathartos act
The FAMILY CA-s THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded from > variety OF the purest Veee.
table Extracts, which act alike on every part Of the
alimentary canal, and - good safe in ali cas-
where a Cathartc is 2 needed. sueh ID
TaugGments Of the Stomach, SIeePi-
ness, Pains in the e Back and l. o n 8,
COstiVemess, a iU| and Soreness over
the whole o y, = from sudden cold, which
frequently, IL neglected, end in long Of Fe-
Loss of Appes = site, Creeping SEN
EaIiOn of Cold over 4. the bOdv, ResIIeSs-
ness, Headache or. : weight IN the N cad,
all FmflammatO rY . Diseases, w orms, in
Children or Adults, rheumatism, a great
Purifier Of the Blood = many diseases to which
flesh heir, mention advertise.
ment. Desc, to g. Price ; dimes
The Liver EmVigoraLOT and Family Ca
thaUtiC Pills taled by Druggists generally, anG sold
wholesale by the trade Ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANFORD, NJ. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor, 335 Broadway, n. Y.
Oh. WOOD & CO.,
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WISH sell tract q land lying miles North West
from Rranklin adioininE ~ lands q Davis Glass,
James Hamilton, and the heirs 81 Haury deceased. and
ku0En tie Porter place alns about i3 about IS
Of which u in woodland. d. EDWIN PEEKINSs
Franklin, April u, 1850 .JtE-9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FAoassHis ~ ANY '7aaEias in Praila Of
d. nAToN's INFaNTILE COHDI

Thoussnds are daily speaking in praise Of
Dr. EAToNss ENFANTILE CORDIAL,
ana y1 bseauss ae5er iig 70 aoraSassstsas0us rs
Ehan gren an tine 1t acts b. aaRs, trial a0fs
Elicensincs you that What say is true. Itconrns
NO PAREGOHIC Or OPIATE
q eng nd and therefore relieves b reevilg ne rngs
or our cno lna q By oeQeiag its ssQsf5e5 For this
isr Clatldren 4eethings DiarrhGa, DFsentea
~ Gripping An the Bowels AcidttF Of the
stomach, Wind, Cold in the Hsad I. and Crou =.
eso ~ o9~niHg tts gzas reducing ia1rmatioz r19n
e's ~ oees 1a reliscfng D1i1 & 20 40 eqas-beng
az ttt s1ltc, Is Sc used With gRfGftfll 8ucc6s in al
Eases o. Con listou or ether riIs. AZ gau oaSNs
~ a neiH oI goqr csireHs and a7t o sa0e tAezl
yen nose e4 ana 5ti1hftQq c0Hsegas1o uhict
80 y t ftae Of ilGFc5cs Of a0hich al other
ee i9r isfQrfa CON D2di1t O8ed tks
o4 Dre Eatou'a 1ufanttac Cordial. ihs yoa can
upon i . perfectly harmless aud canaqr inure the
ate infant Price IS GEMS Full directions accompa
each bottle. Prepared 7nly BY
CHURCH q DuPOTNTs
No 400 Broadway, New Eerk.
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Ihs ssrrhrsp SKIS Of Tsnn.as Bonds New York on
Tuesday at g1zSe.
Es following sTs he comparative qa'''n. for STATE Bonds
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BURNS < scALDs
TIE FRIEND OF TIE NURSERY

instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and inhsm
nation by timely spplica ton OF this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew as If by a charm, no bIemsh
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70 all shan these pFesent1 Greeting Whereas &c
hss been made known % that certain Audrey j. Igen5 l.
charged with having cniiad foul and nlr1eous ulrr a
the dsy Of Nay, 1853, upon the body Of George e. william
late q county Of Giles and the IN of Jana $50
escaped from The ia q ld county and has de f- f1fe "a
running st large.
Nov, therefore, 4, lsAkN G. HtaEIs Goverur As Aforesaid
By virtue Of the poEar aulhonfr in ne rsF Il, hrs
offer reward u ASE hundred Dollars 20 any person
Or persons Eho nay apprhsnd tue said Andrew Lyons
ana devr lin 20 the Sheriff Tailor County 81 Giles
In order that Justice in thai BEHALF nav and sxscu.
In testimony whereof, have lerelna rs hand
l. Nashville, The iaih.iag o. jane. 1850.
- 1SuAM q. HARRIS
BY he Governor
]. L. r. RAY, Secretary q State.
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Dickenst shorf Stories. conaililr larry one
stories before pu6laed 10 this country, ne Hhoa rs
By cHAElr DlrEa1 PEein paper % ceui p ceta h15s
81 25. Ices received 1y JOHN YORK 90.
iunel2
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The Washington correspondent Ofthe Graeneville
Denoera says Col WA. n. CHUHcHwEIL has express
ed determination not to accept the mission to Qua
tenala tsnasrnd him hr President BUcHANAN.
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Boston, June 20-The bark Trinity, hence on the
18th for Galveston. put back with the loss Of her
spars having been in contact with an unknown yes.
sci, but supposed TO be the White Cloud, Capt Ray
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COMMERCIAL.


NashVIlle Market, June 81.
E0BAc0o-A. Hamilton Co., sold hhil 70 day asTs5,
AS, 20. 2ls.
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Hoe Co.'s Celebrated Circular saws,
H ELIVERED n the Virginia and Tennesse Depot Lynch
burg at Factory list prices DABNEY,
mar2s-tEly Phoenix Foundry, Lynchburg, Va.
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SAILING Of che africa.

NERK YORK, June 20-The steamer Africa sailed
to-day for Liverpool with $4,000 specie.
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Seizure OF a SLAYER.

New York, June 2O.-The brig Marquette is IN
possession Of the u S. MOrshal being suspected Of
fitting for the slave trade
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HOOFLAND'S BALSA1IIC CORDIAL

Wanted immediately.
FEW hundred bushels late Red Potatoes for planting for
~ which the highest market price will be paid.
A. JENKINS,
Nashville May I5 1850 INC IA South Market street
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GROVER q BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best m Use
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpOols.
NASHVILLE SEwING MACHINE Co..
r7-dwtf No Public Square.

Spring aud Summer CIOthinE.
We have received our Spring and Summer Stock
Of Coihing and Furnishing goods for Men and Boys
wear which we are offering very cheap at No. 20,
Public Square. WARD bERAN0iAN " 20
Anril 18Th. IN.
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River News. Ell
LOUISVILLE. June 2O--The river is falling with ;
feet water scant in the canal.
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PROCLAmATIoN,

superior article iced for improving TIE coalition Of horse
cows kc % Ehich be would a the Attention Of pu6c
fsn2o-d tua9Iv A. JENKINS No. ~ ilarkst street.
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FOR COTNCTLmAN.

We authorized to -nnouuoe s. CHbALAAm ss can
dldae reelection, Councilman from The 5tn ara
q the ensuing Municipal election. june'-td'
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Lyons Magnetic Pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND NICE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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MKS Lyons Magnetic Insect
H. POWDER Exterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches,
Ticks Ants, GardeB Insects, SC. IL contains poison
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Pnsseugers Arrived

IL steamship PerR from Lieepooi Ui1 QECcHsO1H-Miss C..
ell Mr. Cob Miss Walker sally Mercer Mr. ssizer and4d,
baope's G"ye children and Servants Mr. and Nc, heg
Saago Dols, hej Lawrence MARTINEZ de Hoe WIN Camp
g g GHa Se Mr.. b5 M ssS eb e M. oSb ss
King Messrs Boyson, Driver Mozier Cochran Borcel
Luis Mr. md Mrs Duncan, two children sld three servants
Mis- Medicot MsL horn, Miss NJ Allen MesErs. Scott
M e4 &oon b. H. Wek W. bn aeors ABBOT Aa
media sh~n, Nicholson, George Cruiekshank Robert
.s, bonnicus J. Y Saith Lgsias MedarigO F. Rrittein
Guia oaAry w hicss Gen L. Prophet Meisrs La Pro
sands j. raw Ra6us smith, Wilson, Mr. and Mrs wa ia.
don w91s M H Sasn MI M hSS AND Nil 1 Hb emu
M-s,i 1hos RAMS Chaender j Left, rhos Charlton
Henri MTs Yates and scbidrsn. Ses F. Nav r. Sewsarss
Wnserzo Frraro, Francisco Belaldia. Total 96.
v .T Bene Ms BcIsnet sni Children Cooper
Tlos Merlin P lapege, lady aGa infant G w DoInd and
l. Bishop and lighter john Anderson lady and daughter VIM
Owen Sherman, Ms Low, 2csdIen aud ngr,e', Chss
olshy, " M Mon'gomery Wm. p Nslham; g. w kerchoa
Nott Chas Hrlni L. s. Con.u General 10 Havana blrs
Helm, and servants, Bemdez Thos. simpson John
Dale, + vuFut Gilbert, John L smith, Cha, Bradshaw
L. AcAeimsn lilo r. Allen Pedro AbIeu L'dy hyechdren
J. j. MaIquez lady i've ebild and ,elyn Emco Caimano
NJ M.ndire, lady sud two ehdIen, N ~ Glaz y Dunll
Juan Murfua Il A de Palma Maury John Peoz Fimando
Pees juan Machado r. Candeld, P Pelucid A. Yzqnerdo
lady, apd child A. Dreu lon C. (eynay Aremo, H. Bohme
j. ii Mofan Chaiiss Cry. Nrs. = R Tnbli Lsoplli Fer.
John A. st pes Mr.. L. Ackeman g. Is. Dupene jose
Fmunfco, Mis- NJ. Fay. $. C. Kash.-Tolal, l2A
Ia ,ereH 'SasshP Ed'abaygh rom Lr,rpo,l-sr and Mrs
Nj and Mrs, Nrim Miss Whiting O. blieh, D. Frazsr Rich
ard.sn John Brown the Rev Mr. Bottom, Mrs. Bottom. d.
mston. J. Calvert Mr. Lockesbe, A. Combes the Misses
Gore Mr. james Gore ", Rice M Odn4c1n, Henry Dew
IMPORT MI Rawlings and child T. Sais, Mr. Upton apt
ihofp Mr. smith Mr.. Bymes, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Dreyton
h bag Berry from Jdgo DE- CHba-P. jefferson, Ph,.
debha r. Noah k'r JOSEPH Ecay, wife and ehd, John s.
Nsnsr Thomas RA8crJW.
In brig George Albert from RemediosR InserAiy r. Rich
6fosan.
IN brig P,ilceu Royal from BemgdI-Mr. George Lee
Nrs. Barhaul, Ms McAnhnr
IL MP Goldea Eagle from 81 Pcie,s5wg-Nr Ls.hTop
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BROWN-Gn Wednesday, July L. Ida, daughter Of Geo. w.
end Julia A. Brown, aged year months and y days
TIE and friends OF tie family invited to attend her
funeral Fnda, afternoon ut O'clock 9TH inst rom their
residence, East Eighty sixth street. near Avenue A.
CONROYon Tuesday July the Rev. John Conroy Of this
Diocets.
Uh Mass was sung Thursday morning. at st. Colnmbuss
Church from which the funeral took place h the Cathedral
where his deposited with the usual ceremonies
pISOSwAY-At Oyster Bay Long Island at the residence Of
her grandmother Mrs Sarah Buris Anne E., daughter Of
William p ano Anne Eliza Disosway OF this city.
TIE remains will be taken TO Greenwood for interment
MORTIMER-O "Wednesday, July at Lake Mahopae Helen
nial OF Helen and Morton Mortimer aged months
and l. days.
The irdi the family invited attend the funeral from
e residence Mr. Beden No I8 West Twenty third street.
at 10 O'Clock a. M, July o.
PETTER-ou Wednesday July 1860, Nh Robert j. Peter
in the I'D year of his age.
His frend are requested attend bis funeral from his late resi-
dence No 1872 West Thirty ninth street Friday, at
His will be taken TO Geene God Cemetery for Inter
ment
VANDFRHOOF-Iu Harlem, Wednesday, July g. Rachel
Amelia Rande wife Of c. g. Vsnderoof aged ~ years
The friends of the family respectfully invited IN
end fuursl from her late residence Of Avenue
and hundred andnneteenth sire. Friday afternoon
eth inst, at o'clock
WILSON Wednesday July John NJ Wells, Of the firm
of Wells h Ackermsn IN the 25th year OF his age
The remains have been removed to Gloversville, ~ T.
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ned q, the Pavilion or the Lafayette, TO indulge in
dance and song; others climbed TO the tablr-land of
the ch which here frowns apCn he river, aud which,
since me time when the Revolutionary army made il
parural wachtower has been the IF the giddy
dance Of jubilee. others wound their way up TO the
obt rva,ary which Nc. Webs has recently erected on
the moyrtan that overhangs the Pavilion.
The observatory affords panoramic view Of New
York and is environs, from elsvatioo Of some six
hundred feet. The picture presented very fine. tbs
sower is supplied with several valuable Instruments
which eDabie the visitor to extend his range Of vision
So far as the reporssr could learn, no accident oc-
cured during the day, and but two cases of disturb
ance took place. Al Gutenberg TIVE bibul,us per-
sons resored from the cup to blows, aud thence to
Saggers and one was shockipgly dis6gured His neck
pierced ia several places. His assaiant was con-
lined IN the lIaekeasack Jail
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MARRIEO,

BFRRY-LUCE-At Hobolen, N. j., on Monday, July 2, BY
che Rev DR. b. Taylor the Rev Philip Berry OF Hacken-
sact N j. TO Mics gdaene Luce Of BREMEN, Germany
pItXTON -NEIVILLE--At Cape Palmas w c. on Thurs
dsv STAY BY tn. Rev II. Messenger Mr. James H. bux'
ton Of New-Yok to Miss Maria Melville OF Washington CITY
DC
Newbury VT, papers please copy
LAMB oRGAN-Iu Ledyard, Tuesday July By the
Rev Timothy Tute, Mr samuel Lamb Of Groton, and
Psrthena ghter OF John Morgan of Ledyard Conn
MACK-wHlTEOn Monday July 2, at the resdepce o, the
BRIDES father 50 East Thirty fourth street BY the Most
Rev Arcbhhop Hughes ohn Mack 10 Rhoda daughter Of
James w. White, ali Of this city.
PLIMPTON-C South Bergen, j. on Thursday.
Iuv 1850 by tue Rev f. W. French at the residence Of
he brides father Mr. Chss. Pinpton Of North Yarmouth,
Me- Emma L., second daughter Of o. H. Crosby esq,
of South Bergen, N. J.
sPENCER-MILLER-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday evening,
Jpy 4 by the Rev A. Emrndon, u. ID 1homas T. Spencer
10 Lzzie daughter OF the late John Miller Of Provi
drnce, Z. l.
SUTTON - FLORENTINE - In Sunimeried W. y. Church,
Brooklyn on Tuesday, July by the Rev q r. Crooke,
D. d. David A. Sutton Joie youngest daughter of Aba-
ham Forentine both OF Brooklyn
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Passengers sailed

In steamship Asia for LicepootRev NJ L. p Thomson and
wife, Conn Misses A and Il. Cray BOSOM Mn X ID.
Cullen aud daughters Plad MIS- Il. Y. air and servant
Ala Mr. ar Mrs John Osborn and daughter Mrs Sarah Gas
coigue WIN. Miller, Eng Mr. and Mrs. C. Nikens
Go 81 edes A. Taylor, n. Wilkins. " o. Miss Murd1ck
Mr.. smpbel Halifax, Mrs Alex Mitchell Milwaukee, Mr.
and Mrs b. r. Butler Mr. and Mrs n. G. Pckersgil Miss
Rkergil n. Y Miss Hanes Mile de Jamon, n Y; L. Ro
s., Louis de- EreZUma MIR. and Mrs Thomts Cuba
Mis- J. r. Gray Bottom; Miss Connolly Phlad Mr. Hup
mem, Havana; Mr. Taylor Charleson SIR and Ms n. de
lin Co.suGn raj of France in New YORK. wife daughters
and servant f. Daley, s. c.; Miss Goodwin and Co
lunba s C.; Copies r. Pierce Columbia s. c.. Mr. and
Mrs. Oils Jas Hunter. N Y Grey, D. Podn lndo Cuba
Mr. ana Mrs Seirl child and servant, N Mrs Harper
phad Mr. and Mrs Mccall g nddaughter maid I'd servant
Mr. and Mrs Mortimer G. A. and Campbell Mortimer, w. +.
Curtis Y; p Cussacks Mr. Schnll " o.. Jacob Cullen,
N Tyndsle, phlad Mr. Brandt, two Masters Gautier,
Cal. silver y m Swain Hon. Robert Nielsen and son,
Phad Robert Muir Charleston; John Brote, VI a. Martin,
N NJ +. Beuzand, C. Holland, N. CT Mr. and Mrs A. ID.
Goodwin, Columbia I'll x. II johnson. J. Hitchcock, "
Y s. Oser Bernard AVigo and A. Maespeiro, y. o. NJ
RIm, aud hd Nashville Tenn John d. sherwood, N. Y
+. GOodlidgt Hsuforg; Bryan Grimes j. Escot Nc
" aHer Louisville A. wilson, Thos Ines, London; w.
Goodcl aux, Son tIsnco Geo Cornwall W II. HEINZ N T.;
Hon W. Il Otc, lid }. hubb I'd Rev Ihls Southsy LON
don; John Book VIM Smith, Eug C. L. ohenpitren, Paris
Geo Newha rhiad Mr. and Nr. o. Btrer Park; his TX.
,eency b. Sevsne Prussan Mi-iter BAIL Marquis del
Real Al Cnba y. harrison ani friend Ala John Ryas
ard con o. Geo Tai y. C. Roit Lavtry y y; Henry
Cfooses Springfield ID q Buuow Wis W Whitaker Phil
John r. Reineu ghaus Iowa; Mr. Hays Y; James Henry,
St. Louis Mr Mrs Geo Fuller aud three children Canada;
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
CITY ITEMS.

SHowERs.-There was heavy shower on tH' W.
mart Of the city, and little sprnklins Of the upper
part on TIE Fourth, bat it did not eA.ene
north sufficient to wet the loose sou la" a" NV
on Thursday morning, from TO o',OoS' quo a.
came down in tolent soaking the earth tno'oasu:
tie first time for weeks and all day yesterday ano far
into the night we had constant succession o. sharp
showers. Crops have suffered severely during tue
d,outb in all the region northeast of ths city, extend
iuo-ve don't know how far. Near the city, the crop
snffering most is that of potatoss; next oats, aud
then the grass in old mowing-lots and hilpastnres,
This rain has come just in time to save farmers from
DESPAIR.