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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11

W. oev English Brussels and Velvet Carpets at 81 to
81 30 per yard.
English Ingram Carpet 80 cents to 10 cents per yard.
ply " Il to 81 rs
French Calicoe yard wide 124 cents per yard
Enbroideries at great sacrifice.
Eexander Kid Gloves 81 per pair
Flowers Bonnets Misses and Boys Hats, for less than
cost.
Great eduction in black and fancy Silks.
Damas6, lace and Muslin Window Curtains and
Shades, with fixtures, az one halfof former rates.
TLis is really an opportunity to get Bargains, by
giving trial. BY calling before purchasing else.
where you will satisfy yourselves.
Fixtures in Store for Sale and store 10 Let.
TEEsMS CASEs!!!
We also invite the attention of COUNTRY DEAL
Frs, to whom We will sell for LESS THAI SAN FRANCS.
co RATES.
G0DCHAUX, BROS IL CO.,
ID Street, opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S
jly2s-lm2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11

CoNNEss AND THE BuLLETIN. 1t is begin
ming to be believed that the secessionists have
paid the Bulletin to hound Couness-per-
haps the Republicans have contributed to the
fund Personal plque could hardly induce so
much vituperative enterprise with money
making j"urnal Edgerton, who made the
most terrific denunciaton of the Bulletin, is
permitted to escape the flooding of its ,aIum-
ny, while all the bottles of its dirty water are
poured out on Conness. Undoubtedly the
potent agent of s is at the bottom Of the af-
fairs. +, EUeniag JOarndl.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11

THE BULLETIN SHOWS TIE CLovEN Foor.-
The Bulletin lays out plan by which jeff
Davis can take Washington, aud indicates
very satisfactorily to the mind of every Sc
cessionist where bis strong points are No
parties more eompetant than the editors of
the Bulletin to throw ridicue and contempt
on Northern men can be found Many per-
sens thought that they could see an exullant
tone in the manner in which that sheet YES
terday evening spoke of the Secession victory
at Bulls Run, and set it down as conclusive e
that the sympathies of the Bulletin are with
the South in this contest S f Herald.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-11

And all Articles belonging the trade, hand, and
for sale al atreasonable rates. jy 10
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
(6ortleBuna fol9t.)

Mapoleont1@e TYrannis.-
Dem bisberisen @ebrau@ 3uwiper, werpen
nunmebr nur nod ptejent9en @trdfinee
na@ @eYenne 9ebra&t, pel@e b6@fens
flint Bis feds Sabre ibrer Strafseit nod
3u perbIben baben. 8i6ber bate man
pie 19werfen uno 9efdbrlt9iten @erbre>
der na@ @ayenne 9efdafft; Don jeBt an
tommen NUT nod Dieientseu bin, ,pel@e
cine 9ewi1e n1pralii@e@ @arantie parbieten,
pa man fte gum urbarma9en ceS 8opens
perrpenpen nil, pbne cine Glu6t ibrerleit8
befir&ten 3u mli1en. Die Deportation
na& @aYenne miro allo jeBt Elm @eroiinz
ftisunG uno IS bletbt bas nerpprfenpfe
@efnpel im 8a8np 3ur1d,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
MtnneIDtQ<6du6.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Wantato, Gde Don Srpnt- unb Vlum- @tra6e
BON *a
Clemen8 &rpn.
Der antersei9nete lentt bi.rnit ersetenit bic
Nutmertlamteit pes Vutlitum auf lein publeiu-
ssri@tetes @afbaus gun,
Minnel lotaz,6au6
wel&es in Be3ue auf feline innere Musnattuna.
preiie unb 8eSienuns teinem abnli9en Gtabiilie->
ment i'm Ncrbmefen naebfebt.
Gs miro beionbers barauf bineewieien, baB (ib
bel benz 5auie quite @taauns beHnpet rnb ale
@prten Gutter fir pfereennr Gftlsn itets au ta-
ben lnb.
89b Glf9tcns a4pa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
&eiter's
. QfptQ ) = @pu(e,
Newzulm, Winn

JttIp>WIIII, sUtlIN+
Der unter3eibneie benaetridtiot ba5 gnt!:funt,
bab er unter pbieem Namen Elm beutl9es 5ptsI
crbHnet bat, bas &eileuben ale Bequemlibteit,n
oarbietet.
RzB Sir @toauuseu 1T etenfalls auf bas
Bette selur9t. Seiter.
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@afbin0tpn=@auS,

Dritte Strobe, 9 t. > eter, Wfinn.
Dieies 5ptel bat cine Mn3abl BON 9eraumiosn
3immern unp bcfbt iitertaupt aQe Sequemlid-
teiten eines 5aule5 erfer alaile.
Cute @ta0uneen llno bem 5auie teisefiiet.
Die ppitbaiie perldBt ras vQBaibinson> 5aus~
fit Neu- l1lm jeben Treitae II. Montag Mpraen.
peter 6arff, @i9entbilmer,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31

slaeutcu Der ~Mlinu. StaatSsettun9'"
Dfinnelp lpta.
SaNiuas uup Dofpta 60. 9err 5ersrs.
New lllm unb Brpwn County 6r. Tprltsr,
81. Vster uup Micplet Gty QS- 5aimmel>
@t,Nntbpuy II. MinniaYclis, Ortb u. 8nobloud,
Carver ct. Suit,
Wanfatp Orr YToff.
5tiu pater uub Walbinston Gty 81. @@elffr,
g8inoua uup Winpna @tY Sr. Slider.
Yeueplatn osrr Trans y. SeYnerltebt:
Jar,bault, 9tice Co., 5crr OottFieo 6letsnlte'n.
News Lrier 9err gu9en Sbein.
Neaos Gambling, $. Duerre.
Neo 9Biug, 5err Sobn Trieertd'
Watulbaw, @eors 5uber.
Sufalo Gitp, Mise. 81. @4Ittlsr.
Jouutan @its, Wise. Gr. 9pilbr.
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Cont fortable6 peutldeS
@ a It = un6 6 . It ! III 8
41rnt sH umrfntn-ShnI

jun &0V OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sort Strobe, nabe Dem @lpdenbau6.
Der l1ntersei9nete erlaubt f9 bierait> bic Muf-
mertlamfeit Ses einbeimilden une auspartiaen
oeutl9en publifum5 auf (ein nett unb beqnem
eingeridtstes GAIT unp 8pfbaus III lenfen.
Sn pemlelben ltnbet Der tpertbe Sat bic aQer<
freunoliblte unb biatelte Beeienuns, renlibee
Qesis, quite &ol, fur3 Mues, mas in elmer anltan-
eieen Wirtbl9aft bcanlpru@t terben FAINT.
@ute @taQanS befnbet ll9 eteuf fats betm 5aule.
Das Streteu pes llntersei9neten it bic Nner>
fennunS berer, bic Jpn beebren.
ShcDbpr s. a m m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
@btcQ9p &19erbier<
Don
Spbn &b. 8ecbt,
(ffp Nor >)2 n{hf%1n TIM =, 1Nrtt4o%, GSt~

ct. paul, Minn.
Dem eeebrten Yut!itum bic ersebenlte Mn3eiee,
bab i9 bon nun ab itet5 bereit bin, n1einen wer-
then @aten nit allen @orten @Bmaarsn, als
@o9inten uno 3unse> @9wei3er uno 2imburser
Safe, @aroine5 unb marinirteu 9dringen u. aien
Mrten Wurlen III meinem @olon auf3umarten.
8affee auf Gertanaen.
Dessleiten balte iG itets purratbie: slue @pr-
ten feline 21queure> por3usi9e @iearrsn uub
Sclte5 2aserbier.
g d metne= s ii BE 1tets an 9ax>.
Spbn Gb. . E DIT.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
@bQSfa 9ou6,

@ba6fa> WtnneIoia.
l1nterssidneter beebrt f9 biermit benz Yutli-
fum lein tpobl ein9eri4teees, nit aQen 8equem
lidieiten serlebenes @a1tbaus gu enpfebIen, pas
Don teinen1 Gtablt6ement, in eirsr ter @tabte an,
Winnelcta, meber mas Giuribtuns nod Betanb-
lung anbetriHt, ilbertrp6en mirb.
Jriebri9 @reiner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
ct. 4auI=Sau8

unc 2o9erbi ierz g loon
Don Senrp Nabpr.
8saeplairs, Dinn.
Sn 8erbinbuns NIT benz 6otel inb ausseaeidb=
uete @taQuneen. @benlo @ai7er i'm urberFuB,
Cute 8oarbins 3u aeiteema6en preiien.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31

ct. 2ult'3
peutl9e6 @uftz unp 8oarb tn9bau6
Sum 9tutt9arter @Df,
Garper> W{tnn.
Der l1nter5ei9nete empfeblt f@ &eilenpen unt
bietet ibnen ale YequemIi@feiten gu rem llisten
preile.
o. @tailuugen gut. ct. suit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
q rbetter @alle
spn q. g. Mnmf.

Dritte @traBe eesenilber bsr Yresb9terian-
STRIDE, ct. YauI, Minn.
Sn btelem neu~ uno freunelid eineefi@teten
Qagerbter 1T tets 3u baben
8e ties 2a9erbter 2 @la6 fit 5 Gents,
&alte Spelen unp Seine @isarren.
6. g. Na ant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
M66re0en.

o1afpb 8prf II. 8r1ber,
@de bet Se9Sten uno Wabalbawfrabe>
ct. Yaul,
empfeblt f9 benz publitum nit tasltt fri19 &C.
pafenem Brpb unb 8u9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31

Simpntpn s, Malmrp8,
Deut16e M6Dpfate11 E Il,
Dritte 9tra6e,
aegeuiiter Der Banf Der 3erren 5. II. g. @iQius,
ct. YauL Mtnneiota.
&. gB. 5imontpn = Oscar Walmrps.
prattisren in ollen @taats- -@sri&ten uno in
benz Ser. Gtaatens s0ertGbt
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Seiuri@ Bprf,

y y 80 T E W . | z T.
6.@trabe, pberbalb pen1 9urembur9er 6pf
emefeblt ii@ aur Mnfertteune aotr in fein SAD
eiuf@la9enbtr 9lrttfel. .ss &4 88b
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@tel3er<6Du1e.

@bilipp Stel5er, Gistntbiimer.
ct. peter, Wtnn.
Dicie6 neue @altbaus 1T fir oas reileure publt~
FUN tebt erDfTnet. &cit9aneer beim Sag weresn
3n ben tillislten Yreilen aufsenpn1men. @utt
@tauung uno 9Baler itets gu baben.
&u9 1T bier Die @tage>Sffce fir 3ra@
oerle oes Sipur, ct. peter uno Ne&pz ulm.
Yofdaiien seben BON bier aus Montags unp
5reitaes Don ct. prer mad 9letp-lllm unb an,
nd4Iten Sage retcus.
Ma9 "a GrOHe 0:eui'ass uno Santiago,
MputaaS unb }reiiaa5 retpus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
@icrtcr cc5abr9an9.
Die ]llinne(otu StadtSieitunQ

Die )l(inne(otu StaatS6eitun9
@ds ocr Oritteu uub gS ba w.
9traBe, cine Sreppe bo9,
r1heint p14entli9 uno foltet s>pei Dpu.
per Sabr, 1T gcrau8beSabluns.
giu3elue Mummtrn fp]teu Cents.
SeoiuNuu9cn.
Mbpuuiren fanu man su irgenb elmer ;3eit bes
<obres: bod fTuneu bic bent Announcement Vpraur
oebcncen Nummeru uiht ua9gelanpt peroen.
o Oer 5ublcrptions< Setras fann tn Soten IT.
oeup ciuer a1ten Bont eiu9e Ididt merpen.
ES 0Yenn @elp III re9ltrirten Srefen Ser~
cren acbt> trasen mir ben gerlult; bod ntht IN
unresitrirten Yrisfsn.
vie Mttbsilunsen, Gscsr ". I. ~. ,'no gu
aocrelireu: ,.e,
9feutber S @gel, publi|bers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
~. @faff's
Ger M d II / a. y 3 Il E.,

W(1nt1tp, W(tt1t.
Der l1nter3eidnete empfeblt ien neues, aui
eaS 8equemlte eineeri9tete 5aus. Neilenbe fin
ben ba einselne 3immer unb sutsn eeutl9en Slid.
@ub fir @tdQe 1T auf bas Bette seloret.
Vfaff.
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S>prtb=2Seiterm=@ptel.
Gde Der &obert~ uno Tiinften Snaben
ct. Yaul, Minn.
Dte1es seraumiee, nit luftieen 3immern mpbl~
geri9tete neue @ait= unb Rofbans, 1T biermit ber
@unf bes Yublitums beitens empfcblsn BON
SO Sui. @rpB. Giaeutbiimer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-31
ct. 2puiS Grban0e,"
(friiber Dafota<6pu1e).

ID a s b im9 ton 6nnse,
ceut19e6 @ait< unp Bparpino 6au6
BON 4eter 9af,
ct. IntbunyltraBe, nabe beu ,Winslrm.
9pu|e".
Das r@aibinstcn> 5aus" bieiet Rpitaauqern
uno selesentltd @intebrenben an eomfortablem
9osis unb poblbeiester Eafel MQes, pas Don ei.
mem 9uten 9auie ertpartet mirt. .. @ab.
~ @ute Stalluneen bet'm 6aule,
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"A 2S nj. S $. st bans,
NJ Observation-Disclosures,
Ste Strabe> stpilAen Gebar II. Mnnelcta,
ct. Yaul. Ninn.
Betelte Mrbeit wirp in ber oauerbafte|ten Welle
uno prompt esferti9t*
Gin pp0ianpiee6 MNprtiment bon
Gu9en,
Gafmiren uno
@el lfen tpfen
balten mir tets pprratbig+
GbenfalS ferti9e &leiber.
Belpueere @prsfaltt wirb auf pen 9Anitt Der
Nleibung&t tite perwenret.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

Dad with rum for Constans!rople 81 &c per gallon,
Bates 70 Glasgow, Havre and London were unchanged
FlsL--ihe demand was light, and the market FOR all
descriptions du sales Of ST. Georges Bank dry cod
were making at So 2S a So 375Sc Mackere! were uu-
changed while some more inquiry existed from the
Box and picked herring were duh and nominal.
FRUIT All Kinds were heavy and dull Jobbing sales
Of Msaga rssns were making 81 80 81 So for bunch
HAY -the shipments beng suspended by the embar-
so, has depressed the market 10 point lower than II
has reached for several years The sales embraced small
direction are Effected by the risk OF insurance OF I've
per cent the invoice coat. The South has always
hitherto afforded the chief market for this product
highly valued cs CROP
hors were in steady brewing demand at I4s a 2Oo
while choice lots were held at 23c Sales embraced about
rs bales.
Iron was heavy and dull, ard only small sale OF
Scotch pig was reported ct 800, six months
LIME dull and nominal at 81 for lump, and at Co.,
for common Rockand.
MoiAssEs. The market was quiet and nominal.
NAVAL sToRAs Sales or $50 bhs. common rosn were
made at 81 20 per $40 lbs, delivered; 300 do fine No
at 81 100 do do at 81 co. aud so do white at S. So
Spirits tut pentine was quiet at 70o Too asked crude,
81 7Sa$5; tar at 81 25, and pitch at 50 "a 81 90.
0ns All kinds dull Small sales city linsead
were making at 55c. a SOC per gallon.
PROVISIONS -POrk--yhe market WAS again heavy and
lower with sales Of $50 bbs at $l6 70 for
$40 s7 I'll for prime and clear mess at SIS TO- Beef
was dull aud Gales light, being confined to about 175
bos, at 20 $40 80 for repacked Western, and at $
$l2 for extra Cut meats duh, while sales of rs
packages were made at 4c 42c. 6c for shoulders,
and at &C. TIC for hams. Lard was steady, with mo-
derato demand sales Of $50 bbls reported at Sc
1850 Butter was very plenty and easier; new good
to prime State was selling at lac 16c and best Ohio at
13c 14c Cheese plenty and State was selling al
4c. a &C.; Ohio was nominal
RICE Sales of 40 so casks made at 10. 6i<c
SuGARs1he sales embraced about 600 hhos., chiefly
Cuba, good part within the range Of 44c. 4slc We
have 30 alteration to notice in prices for refined goods
WHIsKEY The market steady, with sales of 400
90 bbls. reported at l6kc. 1890
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WhuLenneI


CID At New Bedford 7th inst bark Willis of Mat Briggs
Going into Holmes Hole It'll bark Helen Augusta West
from Atlantic Ocean, last reported in Jan with so 3d.
AtNagasa March IS Isasc Rowland Long N from Van
DienaAs Land March IL Otnelo, Kimer OF do Out
slice March g. an Am wbslesbip,
AT Monganui Feb H. bark Jas allen, Van Wyck NIB 3d.
70 sail next day. had bad weather the coast Lost
over 200 bbls oil after having KILLED the WIS
Capt McCorke OF ba Columbia 81, off River
Plate Feb TO- $50 gp $50 VIII, and boiling iae pp Re-
ports spoke the day previous bark Noble Fowler 800 SD
6O ~h; schf Lerned, Roce do, nothing this season
Capt Parker Of ship Draper Nh reports Bueeton
Australia Feb a. with lao since leaving Western Isds
Capt EIdrdge Of ship Msrengo Ns at Akaros Feb % re-
ts spoke between Jan and a. ships Eunter Resse NIB,
Nns R9m,p Hsmblin DO do; North Amerlcs, ChsPbel,
NJ wa lSth ship Coy Tronp Ke ley NIB 800 600 VIII.
the third officer Of the Marengo Mr. John Greene died
Capt Van Wyke Of bark James Allen NIB, reporsher ct
Capt Daley of bark I'd Nh reports her at Bay Of
day for the Arctic.
Cap. Vincent ship Oneida "a NIB reports her at Bay Of
and home
sullivan Of ship Jas Arnold NIB reports her at sea
Feb lat SO 3, Ion l68 4. all well, oil before
bite of ahp Canton, NB reports Kena Feb
o 800 sp last cruise100" ali told well; bound on
10 months cruise
second qner Of ship Noun. wollason Con, reports
her at Bay OF Islands March ], ll50 sp.
Fuller Of chip Petrol Ns reports her a. the Bay of
ship Rarnsabie sronsors SB Is reported Bunouy NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

NIiscelkane1uss

SHIP Equal EIGHrs Collier hence Bristol Eng pu. into
stThomss on the 18th ul leaking ha1y she has cargo
grain and flour.
WRECKS NEAR CAPE HENsY-Stsamer Adelaide, Cannon,
arrived at Baltimore 7th inst from Old Point
up who came over from Norfolk under flag Of trce) Capt
Bordam and II persons of Prussan bark Aice!ne
before reported wrecked of Cape Henry also Of
British brig America lost at the same pace Msy from C
enfuegos for Halifax with Of and molssses
having previously struck Cape Heteras and seak
and went ashore while edeavorng make for Cape Benr
The prussan bark Emma Eoisc from MADEIRA for baltimore
also went ashore at the place Sunday nigh. The
crews Of all the above vessels saved
The following table gives summary vessels the
harb0rs Of New York. Boston, Baltimore, Wilmington. NC
Charleston Savannah, Mobile New Oreans and Galveston at
latest accounts from each OF those ports:-
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-Jaraden flour in limited demand and easier for
common grades. The salea embraced ABOUT 800
bbls. at IS = 81 30 for extra brands Southern
-four was less active, with eales OF 500 q 900
bbs closing within the range Of the above quotations.
Rye flour was steady at our 1gures with sales of loo
bss. Corn meal was quiet at quotations with limit
Ell sales Wheat was steady and in fair demand, espe
tialy for good and prime shipping qualities. In'erior
qualities were dull ana prices unsettled The gales footed
40 about Is coo bushels at 81 55 for choice white Canada
and gool white Michigan, 81 IS for white Oao 81 Is for
ood Racine spring. 81 es 81 09 for Chicago club and
81 81 II for Milwaukee club. Corn held with
tiersble frmness, whio sales embraced about 10000
bushels, st 40c Ale for heated 42c 1c. for fair to
good Western mixed 4sc for prime Ship do 47Kc for
western yellow and SIC for old Southern yellow. Bar
icy was quiet at &c. coo end barley malt ct 7sc.
eo,. Oats were dull and heavy at &c $50. for West
err, and at 33jao. e SIC for state.
Inc market steady, with Gales OF 400 bags
nC ~ &c i3c and 100 bags Laguayr. at 13e lac
cotton -Lne market steady aud without qrotable
snaDge prices Inc sales footed Up about 900 bales
tRE6nIs-To Liverpool 5000 q 5000 bushels wheat
were engsged IN ships bags at "a $50 bales of CT
a. IN British sh? a. lei and 100 obls pork, BY
Gas taken up 1, load WITH grain Cork and orders at
s0d, srlk, and British bark taken up to
tosS With woaat for the same pert and orders n LOCO
busheis) at 1899, foreign ve~el vas taken cp
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Port OF New York, June 8, 1861.

ARRIVED
Steamship Alabama 70 tranrpor, schenck Fort Monroe,
Flora Southland !os Richmond Mel Southland Glasgow
Ss 2r lesae Tor n Fire Island N"
Ship sch%d Sears Traise % days with coh and lilo
Bark Hermon hiI lBr, of Sunderland, Mason, sunder
land 81 days with coa TO MASTER No date lat 81 Ion A.
BARK Hit.s tPruD (Which, Cork, IS days in ballast to
Funch Meincke wsndt Experienced heavy weather on
Ees Breeze OF New orleans Jervey Marselss May
7 inst lat 20 e. Ion 70 60 spoke sr bark Electra Of Liver
with marble &C. to FabrOotti Bros Hadhsavy weather for
Bark Panama Graves Rio Janero. April H. with coffee to
h'd sss ns $ r.
port s. days from Calao for mpton Roads, 18TH Lat IA rs
ing private signal sEUss psfpendoa
a shs 9e s1
Is E &C. e s Ts q ase a Ne
Bari si ssss s s ec1 Berner, Halifax days. in
STis Mentor sT q Jersey Rl,mped London April 49, the
Brig oeppnA tAus Medavch Uork. SO days. in ballast
days ballast to order Had heavy weather dur Ds latter
Ssr SS s. Johns N French Insan Co.
schr Tweed (Br Clare, keuhera IL days with fruit to
schr Harriet Hannah, Valance Ezsbethport for East
sSr aenrs aker Pro1ene
Schr VIM Home. Kelly, Providence, z dSys
Schr Pearl, Kelly, Albany for New Bedford
Schr Mcdonald, Kelly, Albany for New Bedford
schr Winans, Davis, Albany Tor Fall hiver.
schr W Bacon, smith, Port Even for Providence
Schr Celeste, Drake Port Even for Saybrcok.
sloop Utica Drake Port Even for Croton.
Steamer Ospay, Kenney, Providence.
BELOW,
Bark Glen from Ssgua.
Also, brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Br bark Aid Rio Janero.
Sthships Morton, San Francisco; Asht~,ron
and Gendower Liverpool; Agnes Leeds Bristol Moro
tie Falmouth Louisa, Glasgow Hattier Hsvre Centurion,
Antwerp barks Marinus OBI, London; Ofave Brs ii; VIII
liam Rrus Queenstown; Hendan 600, Cork. g Dyer,
Golden Rule Atpinwal: Eizs SBr) bermuda; brss
Vivid (Br) Falmouth VIM u Townsend .ar) Cork Ercoie
GaD Genoa, Lady Chapman (Br, Jscms Emily Fisher,
Neuvitas Xenophon, Portland.
Wind during the dsv g.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, June I'D z. ii.
ASHES Tho sales confined TO email lots Of pots at
So a7M ana Of pearls a. S. 62n The stock comprised
Te2 bbls
BanADsruFFs Flour-The market was irregular for the
now and medium grades, while extras were without
change Of moment IN quotations. There was an 10.
terrGption TO she progress Of business by expana-
tons regarding the hna rates agreed upon by under
writers in regard TO rick Of insurance, which, in
stead Of the proposed rate Of i've per cent additional
for European ports and back were reduced on per
cent in addition to the old and regular rses The sales
Of 6our embraced about 0 00o bbls closing within the
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we begin to receive specie from The South; this
year, of course, we shall receive none.
Ihe following table shows the course of the
stock market during the past week and m onth:---
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EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSIONS TO THE MILITARY CAMps -
NJ The fast and fevorfto gutlcrg boat MAJOR AMDK6.
son wil leave sPrDg street every morning sundays ncud
Aners Issnd, Fort schuyler lamp ,ammany and WI
ess Point This the only bost that land passergrs
Fare 70 cents each war.
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S HIP PIN G NEW S


KINGSTON, JA., HAVANA AND NASSAU. N. P.
xuLu-From New York for Kingston, ia, 10Th day Of
KkaNAx-From New Yorkfor Havana via Nasssu NP ON
the arrival of every alternate Cunard steamer York
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Anpacaz@ and letters intended for tie INV YORK HxRAIp
should le sealed.
ALNANAC roR NEW YoIx--rRIe rAY
SUI Mscs 2s NOON SETS. eve ga
II aga
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

~ family, within two hours Of the city a
nesny place small neatly furnished House with shade
ana fruit tress BY who knows hog % take good
rare OF place. kent not 10 Cd $3.50 April Addrsss
for three days, N. q Delon9, Herald Office
WANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM NEAR BROAD.
w way not above Eighth street. for gentlemsn where
no questions will be asked Reference Address for
three days H. O H., box l,272, New York Post onloe
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DENTISTRY,

ExTRAoRDINAKr PRICEs-BEAur1ruL PATENT
CAnte, SO; gold, IS single teeth. 81. Guaranteed first
class dentistry; five prenums awarded Ora iua.sd $40
sond street. Or, XkNsON, Usutlt
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
tx BEWARD.-LOsT, ON FRIDAY LAST A WHIrE
pO Poodle Dog answering to the name of Fanny Any
returning the same 20 70 Wst Seventeenth street, will receive
the above reward.
Ok REwARp-FOR INFORMATION OF MARTIN WAC
spO ner, Al years old wears cloth pants. white
beaver ha left his brothers house state Of perpexy
Any infomson sent 70 John wseners Cedar lsne hack
ensack TO Gourley Wagner Ia and 1875 Centre West
Warrington Market, win be thankfully received. ''
+ REwARD.-LOsT, LITTLE WHITE POODLE
~ Dog in Broome street, between Broadway the
Bowery answers TO the name OF Don Juan; the above Will
be paid by returning The dog TO j. Hermann. 39i Broome
street.
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BOARD wANTED-Bf A GENTLEMAN As1O WIFE, IN
ID strict priva,e family where boarders viii be
resolved furnished Room Gno sedroon bath and 10
dispensabe. The gentleman viii dine down II
Nes side Of Fourth above Uelf.h
feIred Undoubed references and required Address
a. e., box LAB Post office
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

TTO5oEYn-A GENTLEMAN AND WYE, WIN an
II without children obtain so lsree sesond story
frrD!shed Rooms with Board pleasant 10 At (seave
place.; private family and oher bosrders ADD sss
+ Hopoken Post OH G.
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QROOKLYN.-A PRIVATE GERMAN FAMILY, OJGu,
~ pying Few, handsomely furnished house, <hch c)n
ssns bath gas a. and is very pleasantly locs:ed viii
gentleman ana lay NO other bosr tsrs Tenn mode
rate apply at 10 Dean street, between Hoyt and gond
streets, Brooklyn,
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BOARD IN BROOKLTN.-15I oil zion STREET, BE-
II tween Harrison and Degraw, convenient ferries
nicely FURNISHED Rooms and go Board hose fra. class
avn honu