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NAVAL STORFS-The market FOR SPIRITS Turpenine is
heavy and pIcs decidedly lover sales OF 100 DOS AZ o0c
Crude do nonpal Common Rosn Va more active snd
steady: sales of 1O1 bbl f2 22t2 % delivered FINE
Rosin Is quiet sad nomi al. Ter is neglected =,
OIsrIoserd IL Jan az 56d57e C,ude Sperm Is duh, at
81 81. Crude Whales quiet; sales OF 400 bbls at 3sc
PROvIsIONS-The PORK market i' dull and rather heavy
the stock to-day rsber lsiRer ton snct
ed tho 3a bills at sis 150 for Cry and Coun-
god Clear, sDd Z IL 25DSl2 % Tor Ptime
Beef request nrd l. steady the supply Ia ampe stes
Of 1876 5O0 ell for II, picked Meas ana I'll 500
30 Prime Mess 1, qpt; the supply OF good Is
lne Beef Hams Inactive at Hl3GSlb Cut Meats are
,t.ad, n supply l. hbero ssles Of " bids Ut 4dtc for
Shoude and sac for Hams Lard Il banged the dsnd
l. . sales n go bh. 9a93c Butter 70 Ia fair densrd st
lOasc Ohio scd lice Tor State Cheese 10 limited de-
fnand Al 5dac. State .-
KCEThe demand moderator 'sles of 200 tea at 5 500
So So g lOp n as to quality.
SUGAR-Ihere ia fair demand for Refining, mainly for
good gsdes sales of AS bid. Porto Rico at d+c and 6O
hhds. Cuba at d4!c. -
STOCK JuNE l. 1861.
Cuba hhis....... g. S46 New Ofleans hbis..... 4O6
Porto Rieo hhds...... 89f5 " II
English Islsnd-.......... 1891 ~ 800
Texn hhds. 81 Total 90 h3
ST. Cr0iI bhds........ lsJ Neisdo hhds....''. oz!s
IBags.....,.. .l3l,nfn
TALLOW-The market Is hrn the demand fair; sales OF
lOu CO0 N Prime al Ole. cash. 49,.
NHSKY-1he market IL hadly so hrm The sales are itO
bb l6l6ic the later rate for small lots chiefly at l0:c
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Religions Notices.

Church Of the Savior, corner Of Pierepontst ard
n,o.. lace BroOklyn-Ibe Rev RUFUS ELLIS OF Boston,
Mas will preach Morning and Evening SUNDAY. JuneH
Fourth Universalist Society, Broadway. NJ
near Lafayeteav TO-DAY at the usual Seats free
The Rev. n. A. Corey win preach In The Murray III
Ban s bach Jsth st. bew 9th and 6hA THIS DAY
A. ul . IN and at Z, p. The oinanc. OF Baptism will be sd
during the morning We. Subject 10 the evening"
"1be Christian Soldier illustrated Ia the Lie oE Oliver Cfon
well"
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SPECIAL Notices.

The Fifteenth Ward Republican Association VIII
mot on TUESDAY EVENING, the Attn inst at a o'clock At
Browns uae fhoTPos) Hotel corner OF Sst ana bosd~y
NJ g. BLAKE, PIesiden..
J. WILSON GRRgs, Secretary
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NAME CORRECTED.
To the Editor Il The n. Y. Tribune

SIN: In yonr issDe Of the 9Th inst, that you
kDG2e ui,'sk, IN tie Of the oAces u Tie 4.
s,eHEer Sta, do NoBtiteO You seSk Of Lieut. biun Now
there IL no such LeugsbaB Ia the 5. navy no e enss
paE tbt yoa ihoud have mentioned Lieut. -. Bsine
Uss EAecne 0cT Of the dunng tie eng.g men.
VIA tie sswsHs Point Battery. 4 learn that be New
fAef aud Of the Abraham L. Bfais hi uoiber was
hlss Hsniii Lieut. sine 10 connected
families. -
rhe MoDcelo Il nov here she arrived yesterday. With two
pc sh comes to- s nevcsd ~ her LcncIy md
SPi Wo fs the later damage by the h+be .hOt
SuiiNi NE sagsgeeat Dine al rHssio for
81 Z, end tAen rrsaIi 10 lianpt u Roads.
- bsens tbs correction agded above in the name Won
Niil Obise aH Odd subscriber sId NEW-YOkLER
Washington Csg, ID. c., May 20 1861.
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Caledonians.- members Of the New.York Caedonian
Cli respectfully requested assemble tho Mercer House
This (Sund.yl AFTERNOON in costume for the purpose OF
escouns th- departure for the Of
wa. Members net viii he sIpred tn badges.
By order GEORGE MITCHELL lst Ch'egtsin
w. q. CUNNING. 9Th Cbieitain.
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votien 10 n Constitutional Government, TO the Union OF
Fahers to Liberty and that 'g with a s'aI' we will
with Heaven, blessing d. eud from nsu and treasfn
r. h WATSON. ieu.-C Comnsn hdr.
stb Rsqment Massachusetts Volontee' Mi ill.,
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TRAYERSE JURORS.

Bloom Adrian Vanhoulon, John Smith.
Benton-Richard Stiles.
Briar Creek-PeIer NJ. Traush, John Yosi.
Bor Berwick-Georee Nc Bride, James
Jacooy.
Beayer-David Fry.
Cenue--Mordeca Hicks, Joseph Ruckle,
Thomas Conner, Johr Hayman Joseph
Conner.
Fishing Creek-Samuel Ash, VIM. Mears,
Samuel Creveing.
Greenw oot-James Manning.
Hemlock-Peer BrugIer, Thomas J. Van
derslice. George Wenuer.
Locus-John Yeager Jr., Daniel Miller.
Mlflm-John Keller, Thomas Alen, Benz.
Yohe.
Mt PIeasant-Eri lkler, George Oman.
PIte-John Cotuer,
aringcreek-Abraham Wilmer.
SnsarIoaf-Jacob Harrington. Samuel Hess
Scor-Henry Melick, DalIal Melick.
Benjamin Beaver, john Beaver.
Nadlson-Jhhn G.. Kinney.
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THE PEOPLES COOK BOOK.
NH Cd RN COOK L IL L
EM ali its Branches,

NJ SIS E /. IA A c T O "
CAREFULLY REVISED BY Mks. 8. J. HALE.


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GRAND JURORS,
For February Term, 1851

Bloom-Ephraim Armstrong.
Beaver-Georee LonoeDberger.
Priar Creek-Henry Lamon, George Evans
Andrew Fowler.
Bor. Berwick-John Rnch. Abba Psillips.
Caraxi>sa-Samuel Ko>tennanier.
Conyne ham-Daniel T McKernan.
CenIte-John Hutton, Elisha w. NJ. Low.
HemIock-John GrCber.
Jack>on-JohR RantZ.
William Miller.
Nontour-Thnmas Weaver.
Madison-John B. Mills, Lewis Schuyler,
SIas Welliver.
Mi Pieasant-Thomas J. Wellver.
ifflin-Henry Heuler, Wm. Fry.
Oranae-MIchael Hagenbuch.
Pne-John Wilmire.
Sugaroaf-Richard Kle.
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Will, when Ills kindly given,
Fall on the heart as on the flower
Falls the gentle dew OF heaven.
TX
Or as upon a CLASSY stream
The moon beams lightly dance,
Or maiden's beamine love-lit eyes
The loving heart entrance.
For very little pebble
Thrown in the stream of time,
May turn il, as one word, life
To virlue or to crime.
No one can count the hopes and joys,
The sorrow and The pain,
That thousand hearts have felt since last
The New ear came again.
And who can tell the thousand mora
That shall in this betide-
The ties OF friendship and of love
That shall be knit or sunJeIed wide ?
To many this has been the last
To gladden. life's bright way;
And many more will wish ;; had been
The last of their dark day.
The generous impulse has been chilled
BY sel6shuess and guile
The noble, friendly prompting checked
And betrayed with smile.
While upon others, joys have beamed
And goodness nerved the hearl.
To deeds the generous impulse prompts
And purest Joys impars.
The faithful and devoted ihrob
OF true hearts, fond and dear,
Reminds that earth is not all dross,
And heaven Is ever near
NIB.
The sen o! freedom dawns again
In the hyperborean land,
A nd wTeslles in deadly strife
With Southern patriotic band :
While ireacherous allies prefer aid,
And seek but TO embroil,
That they may feast their greedy jaws
On manglec victims spolls.
XIV.
The sunny land of merry song
Mourns her best heroes cast
AS exie- in prisoned world,
While their proud spirits last
And the green Isle of Erin weeps
L or 1amtSn6J cniIuFeu uedI. luSOli
Who. crushed ne ath the opPressor's
Her heart shall ne'er more cheer.
XIV.
Whose voice their brethren ne'er more
With magic force shall thrill
Nor with their gentle tone shall move
Warm hearts and stubborn Will.
The giddy gay OF tickle France
Let all grave objects rest,
To dance around Spanish maid
And shoIt-lived JOY attest.
XVI
These are fruits in Foreign lands
The year hath garnered up; lgifts
With you, kind friends may bounteous
Fill every heart and cup
And when on happy New Years Day
They're measured o'er by you,
Be grateful, and remember now
To give The "DEvIL HIS DUE !"
CHARLES UNANGST,
CARRIER.
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FoR SALE We have two orders on the
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NERVOUS DISORDERS.

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The citizens of Rrnelown, Schuylkill
-conniy were entertained with an exhibi-
ton of wire liking by PRoF. PRIcE, on
Wednesday last, 10 their great satisfaction.