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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
v.rserday wac the last day Of

Tue TRADE Satisfactorily was the hast day OF
She trade saAe II has continued for days with
sales said TO average from $40 0O0 $4,000 daily, or
$780, 900 for the whole time. The sale has proved
Sisappointment 1t believed that prices wou'd DC
very low and the sales very light, but this exPecAoh
Ass not been realized Not that the prices have oeeh
Aigh either but the result greatly surpassed whst was
hooked for and was regarded as highly satisfactory
eale. From Philadelphia no very extensive invoices
were received the put fishers there possibly having
got a little frightened The Boston folks, however,
did not seem 10 think that the bottom Of everything
had fallen cut and their contributions exceeded those
from the Quaker City. OF course, the traders were
from the North East, and West principally. The cat
slogUe contained 100 psges. Some of the lines were
largely dUplcaed-as high 1000 copies sometimes
beisg soki when but rs were printed Eight sets OF
Che EDcycopedia Britannica t2l vols III set Were
sold for 0e0. One OF the British Poets l' Vosl
wac offered, while five were taken by single buyer
and several sets beside were disposed Of
About the best selling book is Irvings Life Of Wash
insson indeed all of Irvngs works are IN steady de-
nand Bancrofts History was largely duplicated, par
siculayly Che eighth volume Just out. Tue same Is
true of Hacauays fifth volume OF Longellow {
poems seme SIX hundred ets OF popular blue and gold
edition were disposed Of while Tennysons were called
for the of about half as manywhich Ia inc
usual ratio IS regards the demand for the works o.
these TWO poets, In the hno of ficrOn, Dickens out
strps all others; then come Scott and Mayati VI ih'
works Of American female writers there is good de
ard for those Miss c. lie Hentz and Mrs Southwor
sof the interunabe prefxesl AT the sale year ago
sosne l6 OOs volumes Of the works Of these two iadl
writers were sold. Tins large demand, however wa
partly on account of the advertising they recei'e'
through several g which put them INTO 'ne'
Sss Tire sales made by gift establishments have 10
che last three or four years formed no uniHporat Hen
IN the booksehng business.
The Phladelpha trade sale isadvertisod to commene
ON the 18th inst. The catalogue embraces lo pages
which $50 less than that of the New~fork S2e Juf
closed. q
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ASSEMBLY,


Messrs. WATERBURY, SANE, kENNEf ara
FAXON asked that their request be recorded as de-
sous of voting in the affirmative for the expulsion OF
Jaw Gibbons from the Assembly.
Mr. WEBSTER desired 20 be recorded IN the mega
tive ON the same question
Mr.. LIMERICK endeavored 20 get in resolution
forming @ Sub-COmmit of the W hole consisting i
u members to cor slider local and private bulls, az -
each day. the some as the Committee OF the Wh"ie,
but objections made and the resolution Was ss''
Unfinished business general orders was ueh
taken up. - II,
The Assembly remained in sefsion until nearly
o'clock, having got enangled III warm uepa'o VA '
Metropolitan Health Dst'ict bill MIRO ",
Messrs HARDY, COZANS, ARCULARluS va
RAN and other New-lOrk members, mace s'IonS
appeal against IT, The amendment giving Inc apfoin'
ent of All ocers under the bill the Supervisors OF
the several counties was adopted but Subsequent
ly recon, idered and lost ar, poI;
The friend. of the bin under the lead OF MI. hop
son messed IL steadily 10 an issue, uni, 1T hapss'
fonr O'clock upder the pressure of the previous gues
ton j, was recommitted 70 the COMMITTEE ON NJ
! and Villages with power 10 report so,nFiIL'e.. 30
was the only motion that could De uade oy ne ~;
of the hill to nut q stop to the debate but sihce TINS
action has been taken doubts are expressed ~ W
| the frieuGfness of tie Committee TO the biii'
| The House then took a recess till ?. IN. ~
Al the evening session, on motInn on Mr. IL -
| ANDRIS a large number of Brooklyn bills. compr1s
ING the bills 20 amend the Public Park act me ih'"
| street improvement, the Atlantcavenue Wiuehns
| and Improremeht act. the fourtb-avenne improve
ment act and the B1shwiCk avenue; the hllis 10 oph
Franklin street for the benefit Of property owners IN
Mount Prospect square and relative 10 local improve
ments in Brooklyn, were referred III BODY % Ine
| Rrooklyn delegation 70 report complete. unanimous
coasen hsvirg been obtained after several attempts
The passsee II these bills is thus pretty well secured
Mr. BENEDICT moved 10 amend by dc . ~, ~.
balance Of the session TO the Brooklyn Dls OUT Vne
motion was lost, =. ,
Several other attempts made to OBTAIN eOnseu'
20 move bills forward bat without snccess
The Chensngo Canal Extension bill was taEen uP AZ
The Conm;ttee of the Whole and laid on the table
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woop ON Hay BALEs.-TheEe Is no subject That
eeds legislation more than law 20 prevent the out
raCeous swndng that is practiced in putting up bale
hay Bale hay, woOd-bOund, will average fifteen per
sent of wood and in no instance is tare allowed In
snany eases bale weighing three hundred pounds will
have forty-fve pounds Of green oak wood strapped
ssound IT, that will not even burn. bill hes been
htroduoed in our Legislature to prevent this sort Of
swindling; and If the Legislature sdjourns without
making it law of the State, it win be beeause the
majority of members are willing to be thought to have
more sympathy with thieves than with honest men.
There il not one ota Of necessity for stick Of wood
npOn hay BALE and it should be positively prohibited.
Nothing but bit Of pine shingle to mark the name
should be allowed under any circumstances. Make no
provision for allowing tare, but prohibit wood alto
gether, except one piece Of not over half pound
weight.
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nisnxfnrr. &c.

n.,.,Sopy Aotl Tho alp 81 sivod ~.
a. - i 1snls N,-h 20 I. 10 10 GILES OF Sspe ieay
rss "a -cre tina zane out freah ro ~
N M as she s.rtA AZ between tis sss -
nearly ID il tta hoge II Iced - .oea as @ ss,os
~ . Il IA three We Rave ~ ned r'mooh g. n.
As h no snion abe q ~ say chart OF ssyss
blue s With white square In III supposed to % 'Ae
h iB, ,.asI q ElysoS wss esq, ss Had uaa~'n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

STREET CLrlsNe.-Mr. Hsckley, our Street
Cleaning Contractor, has been experimenting With
several streetsweeping machines, this week. Among
these machines is one called " improved English
machine composed Of endless chain OF brooms,
sweeping up inclined plane into dirt box; in fact
abe same, or nearly the the machines intro
dueed into this city few years ago by Smith, secsei
L. Co., and which were discarded as failures Another
b a machine, invented bya DIR. St. John, In one OF
cur inland counties. This apparatus runs on three
wheels, and has pair Of broOns, sweeping back and
forth, by reciprocatory motion.
Yesterday afternoon the renowned Fifth avenue,
near Twentieth street. dstuTbedby trial Of these
with the machines patented by II. A. Smith. This
demonstration entirely satisfied Mr.. HacAley OF the
Superior merits of the latter machines over ell others
be has examined in sweeping Belgian as well as cob
bie-stoDe pavements, and we understand he designs
making arrangements ct once with Ar Smith for their
use,
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MINIATURE AIktsAc. -,
Riss..5;3T Ses..........625 Aoor-Ritss j:lt
waTsa THIS DAT. a..
sandy Hook. 4:26 Gov sssnd-.. 5;l6 Hell jae... 90,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

tB0srGS, April AR bark q. n'Srys, Busnos yes
SAVANNAH April 2.--lhs steamship tionaa, hosi 80
Yorl az al Iybcc ccloc I'D Ler wksI hoe a. 's''S
Tte,daJ sl.r moon; dntpLed oy lo& - . NJ, I'm S,sAs
RORY QLk, hpzil&--Agr. BS.keltine " y; 1850 1890
viii 49, 5cani 70 i alaoc.h Snslsni, In d. AesH M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

A FoRoIso BARoS.-In December last hessrs.
.nton Co. brokers' No. 80 Canal street. were honored with
from Prussisn gentleman who inred nced him'efs. the
de veinghoH He offered to negot.e certain drafts pur
porting be gped by NeI Hanhro Son. bankers Of Lon
don, drawn bank in Berlin. Eesss stanton Co In
need purchase sl $50 worth Of there drafts subsequently,
sending themtO Hes oppenhein WSfchsuer, brokers' a.
Nenssberg collection This Latter firm snerwsTd In
termed Mesus Stanton Co. nAt the signature attached 70 the
shs forgeres The police Of this city iamedssy
no6ed Of the Transaction. aud Detectives Eustaoe and Farley
detailed to find the onous Baron. They succeeded IN
ssresns him yesterday and taking hla before Justice Welsh
he committed the Tombs for examination charge Of
forgery appears that the prisoner only Bsron In his
imsrnsOD bat that he formerly clerk In the employ
Of Mess 0ppsnbem WSrchsuer He Il alleged 10 hsye be-
altogether familiar with the signature Of his employers
and found convenient resign his situation end Gee bic
cry TO avoid prosecution for forgery. His reel said
BE- O. H. WsDghoeer although be s.Di keeps Up bis assumption
Of BsoD, and exceedingly indignant being committed 10
prison IL IL said that be succeeded In elining several other
persons who wa appear sssiaIt him.
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Passengers Sailed

"a ,,.,, ri, Roanoke fer Riesssons SSt Nchos2n y g.
" IA -srI avis n 4 Cairns. ~. II. Holt n. l. Harrison.
H. Hes James W. Field Z. H. Benson b. Wise and IN ne
atCe-r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

The Second Avenue Railroad Company have declared
quarterly dividend of y cent, payable on and after
she 18th inst, at the Office of Messrs William and JOHN
OBrien, Ne. % Wall street.
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CRBsHED TO DEATH.--On Wednesday evening"
nurnhero Of children playing sbou, quantity Of blocks
marble which were standing ON The Sidewalk In Ls Iwe0h
stIse when Teresa Woods eyed years while running
between the blocks crushed death by Of them falling
her The parents Of the child live No. 20 Little Twelfth
ke where Coroner JsckuEn hold iSoue
BODY The uy rendered verdict Of accidental death but
ggree &essTa Bacon Co for leaving their marble
ted sp, and recommended city aathors, 10 reaoys "a
znch ctftractions from the stfeets
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.1
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .ALBAsY, April 4, 1861.


The Senate was occupied the whole ~ 10 'he con-
siGeration of the Annual Appropriation bill.
The Committee of the Whole adopted the aihehuineh'
raising the tax on salt 10 two cents. ,
The Senate at p. III. resumed the consideration OIL
the Annual Appropriation bill.
Mr.. SPINOLA moved an amendment appropriaiine
5000 to the Roman Catholic Orphan AsS iom' ~
was carried and the bill was ordered TO third read
ing at once, and passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

FALSE ALARAs.-The alarms given by the City Hal
md ether bells last night proved to be false Some
excitement was caused by the burning out Of soOty
chimney m Delmonicoe.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

| puBLIo ScHooL CoscYnR-The scholars OF Public
School No. - gave concert Wednesday night a.
tho Lee.avenue Church. for the pnTpose OF raining
funds 10 purchase piano for the Of the school
About 600 persons present and nearly 500 was
| raised for the object designed. Tho performances
were regarded by all present a. really excellent, and
| reflected equal credit upon teachers and pupils
IAuEcH OF NEw SrEsAER.--A now side-wheel
steamer for the South Pacific trade, launched yes
terday afternoon from the yeId VI Lawrence & FouL,
North Fifth street J.. ID. She il called the "Paqueie
dc Baalc end is the frt vessel built in the United
States for that trade This vessel has boon built for
M. George X. Stevenson Of Philadelphia. The en-
gnes are being built by Mesrs. Bordnrn, Hobrook g.
Co. of the Neptune Iron Works.
The MErcASTnE LIBRARY Asscci.roy-Tho
annual election for officers Of the Mercantile Library
Association was held yesterday in Atlantic, near Cn
ton street. There were two tickets in the fod-one
termed Regular, the other Indcpendent--and, although
much inorest was manifested in the CANVASS, the great
excitement usual at former elections WIS lacking The
line between the opposing parties was no. distinctly
defined, and affairs were consequently conducted In
more friendly There arc about 300 votors,
but from appearances las. evening" nothing like the
full number was polled. The polls were kept open
from to 10 u. M and from 4 TO 9 p N. The splits
were 90 numerous tina; II Yves considered doubtful
whether the actual result could be ascerianed before
/ O'Clock a. m. Up 10 O'Clock p. H., only about 300
votes had been poed. After that hour there was
quite rush which was kept up until the closing Of
the polls The following are the candidates Oil both
tickets;
Reosia-pfedJeut Js II. Tro.hlr ghsa Nos President,
John Window Corresponding secetsry Adrian Van bndercn
Recording ,cetsfy Psni Worthy Treasurer Henry a. Frfnsi
Drec.o Grorys HobinsOn, o ard H. Tucker. Theodore T.
smith, Henry A. Bakesoe Edward j. AoiirsuH Jcsn y. Iian
Alien Ornsnee Henry X. Saith Joan hanIahs rpectos
II Elections Chne, j. Shepard kuius H. CoUing Ntam y
Malase.
Iraspradsnt- President John H. Koanday Vice preg'ert
James Thorns CoTespou dug Secretary, Edwin Jndeh TO
col6rg EseIosfy EdwoId H. Bonner ieesneI James How
g. Dicoors boFt G. Woodruff Joseph y. Legge Thomas
A. o. land Alexander r. On, John .fuulon VIVA Bmro
Charlie r. Quick Psn Worth John hannshs lnfnte,o a
Elections. James w. DTs1e william Sheer, Andrew d. Ca
hoone. .
Members on both tickets ar doubtless elected.
BoARDlsG-HouaE TuUP,-A well fellow
caet Mrs EdwsTds boEFding house. No BIZ Navy street.
Wedrssdsy ersaged board lie shown TO bis
bpSt teaio dsooreiod that he lad left the premises
~ho other b0sIds' Clothes yslvsd at 30 lie lnsde his
esc pc. w.
ATTRhpTRD ROBBERY AT THE NAVY YARD.-An
stempi ste large qu,ny OF copper Dom from ths Ysrd
veluod FL 0O Awas detected Wednesday loaded
u IL 10 t1Ytr,iS.ie& y"
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T.
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The Senate devoted the session 10 the consideration
Of tho General AppTopria;in BILL which was smendsd
by appropstng $40 600 to lay more pipe FOR the ga
ondaes salt springs and increasing the duty on salt 10
cents per bnshen other words, doubling the duty
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Pilot boat Mary Catherine reports June Cape May bearing
about SW by W. spoke ship Macauay Rodgers from Liver
POOL April r. for Bsltf% n Who reports May u 80 Pm
with Toe far could be from ao last ice seen was
on the l7b in lat ~ 49, lon 30 35 May 90 spoke ship Lady
Franklin days from New York for Liverpool 2lst Mark
Plummer seaman of New York. fell overheard and was
drowned have been days Of the Banks with c&ht west
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rrEHTH FILLED WITH THE BEST GU Atty OF BONE
Falling at 90 cents each Cor two more at sitting
besuu sets Of Teeth any only $40 teeth
extracted without pain. by Dr. LUTHER, Dr., Dentist, ~
Great Jones street.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1861
BELOW

BELOW.
ship 9sutherner, souls, from Liverpool Apr,, H.
bssx Golden Murray Lee, Heyoet April a. with main
Ship Alliance (of liverpool frum Newport ~
Ship John Tucker, Taylor Liverpool April III Roth by
Capt fountain. OF steam tug Underwrlter.
SAILED
is-Steamahip vigo Liverpool ships KathAy shanghAe
Cbancellor, Liverpool; Competitor, Sydney: berKs
Dodge Trinidad Lancashire iBN Dablin Dunoe (srl Lon
dom Percy (Brl Queenstown br1gs Asc Nenyitas Fredo
MA Bordeaax Hope. Washington; Atlantic barbados
&-ship Yorkshire, Liverpool; barks Union Oueeustewn
Ms. ~
Wind at sunset SW
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heavy and In limited demand. Choice family grades
were unchanged The sales footed up about IL ~ bb
he IF ha rim

Corn meal Jersey and Brandywine ...... 3 90 q 20
while extra brands were unaered The sales embraced
6Oo 700 bblS IS 50a$ 20 for extra brands South
sra SS. was steady while the sales embraced about
tons Rye flour was steady at our figures, while the
sales embraced about $50 bbs Corn meal was steady
bp Wheat Sss mo4s T FREELY sales S
Tered, and prices for common and choice lots
we're aun ana heavy while good medium shipping lots
we're nImiy neid The receipts were large, good deal
Of which said TO have arrived in poor order The sales
f GS :, up 100 600 bushels At q $o 40 for white
red Western, 81 II 81 Is for Chicago club, 81 os
y II for Milwaukee, and 81 81 10 for Chicago spring
Sn was steady and prices without change or moment
embraced about 155 900 bushels at 40c 4lc for heated
&c &C ior shipping 1910 47c for new yellow West
elbow Barley and barley malt were quiet and sales
United Rye was steady, with sales OF 5000 bushels at
&c oas were IN fair request with sales or Western and
jamaican NJ u Nc. &c., and Of State ct $50 34c
CosFM Tho market was steady, with sales of 800
bags OF Rio Ct lie. q l3Hc
ConoH.-The market was unchanged, while the sales,
about 700 . 500 bales. :" " -
Fn,ucH1s-Rases were dun in American bottoms, and
Gagged In bulk at with some tobacco aa ais 3d. and
wheat, In American Ship at I'D In bags
3D. 10 Liverpool engagements we're light grain was a.
"a I'D, Hour at L. 3D., and cotton at 532d at which
NAVAL SToRns-A sale OF 200 bbIs. pitch was made at
$2S.x zoo no. at = s7k Tar was held at So 25, and
crude turpentne at 49, and 500 bbs common rosin at
PRovIsoNs.-Pork-The market was heavy and dull,
while the sales embraced about 1876 bbls at SIC rs $
for mess $l2 26 $l2 SO for prime, and $40 for clear
Beer was plenty while sales confined to about 100
bbs at$9 so S1l for repacked mess $l1 so $40 so
Tor extra Cut meats were dull and heavy with sales Of
Axe. a5c. for hams Lard was steady, with GALES re-.
ported OF 800 bbls and tierces at $40 exc Butter
was at lac l6c for new prime grass State and 1876
7c a &c. for State Ohio was nominal.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
$2,l2o, $3.50 llo,lo2 1874

= -~ ---
Decrease Decrease. = s2,laosss 1lo,io2 1.lsT,42o
The decrease of specie is considerably less than
was expected. Adding the Sub Treasury gam 70
the export to the West, the banks seem 10 nave
lost about Sc 900, 900 during khe week. IL must De
presumed that the average shown above is de-
clining one, and perhaps, also, that some specie
NAV have come from the Mint since last week.
The loss of deposits is less than was expected. In
discounts there is little or no change. The banks
cannot lend the money they have on satisfactory
seomH
- e no great change in the money market.
Discount brokers are not doing much, the right
kind of paper being scarce. Noimportant failures
are reported but the impression gains ground that
the bulk of the jobbers must, sooner or later, go
to pieces, and that bankrupt Law il absolutely
necessary to relieve the mercantile world of the
wrecks which are now rapidly ACCOMPLISHING in
every avenue Of commerce. Letters from Chicago
state that the old currency Is being bought up by
spectators at the depreciation, and forwarded to
the Auditors Office for redemption. The bonds
On which it is based will Come here for SALE
The foreign exchange market is firmer. Bank
ers are asking LOG for sterling, and 5.321l for
francs They are buying good mercantile bills at
los q a. The advance in the Bank of England
rate of interest stimulates the price of exchange
here, but there is still small profit on importa-
tions of specie.
The stock market is very dull, but steady. The
feature of the market this morning was scarcity
of Virginia sixes which were badly wanted, and
advanced in consequence to 4S for cash. Every
thing else was rather over. At the second board
again great dulness prevailed. The new govern
ment skies are now quoted at s45s bid ex inte-
rest. The following were the closing quotations
of the day, the market being reported DULL
United States 6's, registered, 1851, S45s IS ex
interest; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 81 a S4s4 do.
IS, coupon, 1874 IS 1874; Indiana SIS, so SO;
Virginia 6's, 451s 4594; Tennessee 6's, 40 4014;
North Carolina 6s, 81 5lA; Missouri 6s, 40 q
4O14; Pacific Mail, $50 Ga; New York Central,
Tx 7214; Erie, 22H 22924; Hudson River, 3311s
o $685. Harlem, 1923 l01l; do. preferred, 25 a
2514; Reading, 3l1a 80; Michigan Central, AZ a
az; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, ~
q ll4; do. guaranteed, 26 261aa; Panama, 1887 q
1917; Illinois Central, 6s 6S14 Galena and Chi
cago, 571& 575s Cleveland and Toledo, 2211a a
22'4; Chicago and Rock Island, 33A "a; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, SIS 81; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, "a a IL Illinois Central bonds,
Us, 9ls4 90; Delaware and Hudson Canal, SO a
"a; Pennsylvania Coal n 80.
The following was the business Of the Sub
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HOUSES. ROOMS, so. TO LET.

d1 q YBR MONTH TO LIT, IN A HEALTHY, aSN-
01I teal avenue In TilIambrrg varv lnvsnieat SUIT
of SIX Apartment. containing water, gAs kitchen wah-
house all floor. Gers three cents pass the door,
No 4t2 Grand street. williamsburg
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The annexed table will show the amount to the
credit of the United States Treasurer, in the trea
sury, with Assistant Treasurers and designated
depostaries, and in the Mint and branches, by re-
turns received to Monday, May 20, 1861; the
amount for which drafts have been issued, but
were then unpaid, and the amount then remaining
subject to draft
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

- MONDAY, June 3--6 p. NJ.
ASHES market was unchanged and sales confined
10 small lots Of pots a S. 37 and of pearls at sc o2
BREADsrrffs -Flour-The market for all common and
auPefane grades and the lower brands Of extras Was
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DENTIsTRY-A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Teeth extracted by new process, without pain Beau
tfui teeth inserted at 81 each; SGT silver, "a AL
ra.ions ski fully performed, and warranted.
j. JAY VlLLERS, lh5 Grand street,
Two blocks Broadway
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~~" 10y, ~ e.uoes nuoiio, L'udouuerkS.
arr from Savannah Lord Egin' At Liverpool.
American Ports.
ROSTON June \ YM-Arr bark Tahiti nau,s paarp,o.
echrs panama Tate and Forest Ward Pbadensa Ga Sy
brig Ayence Condrup Helyoesuys for orders schrs VIM
sinma Mason I P Phero Crsnmsr; I Danenhower, Nil.
Herring wilmington Dell Princess L'SeI New YorI sd
wind s 10 s. Steamer Kepsngton: oo'oo. bros Mar
tha Maroareths Meteor p Eraser S 'O' 'A'e' NA"'
2d-Arr shin soHerno Pendeton Capsri. barr Raw sate
Sparrow baltimore: schrs Damon pitnber' Csraenss. 10
Nelson smith; g Wllets Smith; Carton Shaier: r
4 Willie Hooper Eizabethport; Boston auckins and AM
hassador Erea,hev port Euran' Tev In,.na AS "
TSv snS assps or E%en lex Munson Rondout
sdkrr ateamshin Delta Ha,fay. hr,s ., p.,or 1,,,o
Charles Heath. sayannah ''s' ~ e'er ri''ou'
RA NG(R Nav 2l.Arr schr T. yver Jomoson Nyorr
EASTpuxT NAV 2aArr ann Nonmnm,h ,n noiA' iva,
poo 29d schr Templeon Hodsdon NYnrk 'oA AS''of-
EAST MACHIAS Nav sg-esid schr Csrrou Clark Nvorx
GARDiNER NAV schs snrf ahon E IN q, - III a.
25th Teleerapn Ke lev do: Dunton sSsran gy"r
Rid 9th snhr 1;hernb BAILEY Nyork i'iA'
aLonCEsTER, May sl-arr schr R H Daley, Stephens,
KEY WEST Nav 2iIn mort brS nalano a Wy sor
NYork next day schr aanset s Cn DaA'c ior
NOZZLE NAV sbins Harriet and @ @ ~ ao, - 80.
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