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New York Weeklysfee Circular, April n

io'" ...,......... l2i,5 3J
Q9ot tat, eraao COTE prime, 2o9@2lc. do.
l63c; do. fair to good caoes, 174@l9c. Java,
mats and bags, 2GdM27c native Ceylou Coffee
22@2399c.; Maracaibo Coff' l990221c.; Laguayl a
do, l9502lc; St. Dolnin do, l71Ml7Jc. gold
net cash, duty paid.
Remarks.-Sales of Riouring the past week
consist of 81, 946 bags, anembrace SIS per ID.
ward W1ndust lbefore arrii) at 154c; 37S9 per
| Hayden and Dannebrog,' N. r.: $500 Der
Rhuken at 1890, duty pait2832 per Ide at 1910
l54e:; 429o Per Urland at T.; $3.50 per Christian
| at l28c.; 442l per Jane Call at I3lc, and 300
per Hermina at 1850. The irket closes quiet but
steady at our quotations.
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Cton il dpll Mt 37c.
Flour has advanced Is to 4(, and the market is
excited. Southern has advaed Is to lSc.: sales
at 50 750ll6. Wheat has yanced 5 to l0c,
Corn is quiet and frmer. Oabaye advanced Ai ic.
Beef and Pork are quiet. I'd is unchanged.
Whisky closes dull. The fl Tea sale of the
season took place to-day, theargoes of the ships
Archer and Fanistock. Colon showed decline
OF DC. Greens unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, April lS-Fur ia firm anil l21
f0i5c. higher. Wheat is advaing: common to
good red, 81 29G32 co: white, 40G12 10, Corn
scarce aud prices advancing: SIS at SIC. Coffee
is declining; sales of Rio at90a2gc, in gold,
Whisky is dull and unchanged.
CHICAGO, April l8.-Flour is rn,. Wheat Is
excited, aud opened at an adva&e Of 20a3c,, but
subsequently declined 3G4c., al closed Quiet at
81 375o9l 374 for No. and Secs o. for No. 3.
- Corn is quiet at 46c. for No. l, d 4250g43c. for
go. :. Oats are firm at an adydn, Of L.: sales at
23 2; for No: l, and 243@264cor No.. Pro.
visions are quiet. Lard lSc. frehts 0ujet.
81. Lotus, April l8.--FIour and heat are dn}l
ana prices unchanged. Corn 1uont at &C. for
Oats higher. Sales at 420l45c. royi.jons are
p IN Whisky dull and loHr. Sales at
BIG BUSINESS IN CoTToN.-Thc lipments of
cotton from this port, exclusively during the
week ending Tuesday evening, were, the 1nusn-
ally heavy amount of u 100 bales. of - cnrrencv
value of $3,6275l3. The total of I'll precedent
weeks exports was 20, lt2 bales, make the FORT
nights shipments hence Al ,2l2 bales. r an aver.
age of 3f37 bales for each business ". Since
the commencement Of the current cGon wear.
September |, 1865, there have been receed at this
port 1857 bales, or a weekly averaged 2l,5l
bales; and exported from the port, 394,g bales.
or an average of 1855 bales a week. On the
basis of even the reduced average valueof each
bale exported during the week the shipments of
cotton from this port in the thrty-thre weeks
since September |. lSG5 have been eual to
nearly seventy millions dolars-[N. Y. Ties
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Cattle Market.


JEFFERSON CITY. April 26ls6S
Arrived yesterday-52 Yearlings, us been,
and y Mich Cows. Sold-54 Western Beeys. l5S
Iexas Beeves, DO Hogs, 42S Sheep, CO Calye and
10 Mllch Cows Stock on sale-26S Wetern
beeVes' sos Texas Beeves, 50 Yearlings, I19o
Hogs, 300l Sheep, and 81 Mich Cows. We nnta :.
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Texas Intelligence,

MORE INDIAN ArRoolTIEs.--We learn from a
fronter settler that party of kickapoo indians
recently committed treacherous act nf harbert,
on me Eagle Pass and Laredo road, upon a paw
OF anleElcans-hlr. Mangrum and SON and Mr. Il
Lee-Who We're on the road to the Rio Crane
with salt, and while encamped around the fire FIR
the night. Mr.. Mangrum was shot dead hv IT,
dians who had crawled up within twenty sterg
a. llem az me same time, also, volleys of arrows
1leW among them, wounding Mr.. Lee in the breast
thigh and arm; and Thomas Mangrnm was shu
through the left arm, the arroW-feather and ali :
passing through it. Lee and Thomas Mangrun
ran OF, and favored by the darkness of the night
succeeded in eluding the search of the Indians
Within few hundred yards from camp, Lee
lald himself down to die, and Mr., Thomas Mangrun
started for and reached the Caresa ranch about
Daylight Capt. Williams and seven others started
Immediately for the camp, where they found Man.
s tum horribly beaten and mangled, while Lee was
sui alive, wetering in his blood. Our informant
says that this squad of Indians take their refuge in
m n, from which place they occasionally
the n H. ana pounce upon the frontier. He says
the teAicans are keen to have them driven out if
t ene americans will help and that permission has
esi gwen by the Mexican authorities for an ex-
Vi tilis Kind to pass oyer at any time He
nIe tt5ae company of forty men to range from
amonnt az ass b 10 Laredo would protect a large
tieVes, and that otherwise the stock business in
and life lost ~ up anu hueli piopeEty
., lie cream saloons are being opened in San An
"A "A dispatch to the Galveston Bulletin says: re
railroad a Wss car on the Washington county
near Chapel Hill, and smashed to mis- WANG morning m
ion5p no n persons we're seriously Injured: n7
Dr. ~ NJ. Allen, of Galveston ss2n,l9n, 49,, ~.
OF the seua DE- Barring Chapel Hill
head. '''n ;" ouhd on the
-n- BRY ANT,
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| chants,
| Nos. "a and 26 POYDRAs STREET,
----------N NEW ORLEANS, LA.
T w. sosLEE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
Commission Merchant,
NO. 7 FRONT AND AND 10 FULTON STREETS,
New Orleans.
n 9. WILLIAMS
WHOLESALE GROCER,
2sNew Levse, 4s. n, 40 and 81 Gravsr street.
NEW ORLEANS
RTDWELL, PAYNE 81 Co.
Oh. BIDWELI. E. c. PAYNE, JNO. N. PANE
WHOLESALE GRocERs. AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
.T PRODUCE,
No. az Tchoupitoulas street,
New Oreans, La.
yWooDs, PICKETT 81 co.
g. Il. WooDs-WM. R. PICKETT-MIKE L. wooDs
s5 Commerce Street,
CLARK, STEWART & BIBB's OLD sTANpJ
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Whoienale and Retail Grocera,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND COTTON SROEER
REFERENCES:
jurey & Harris; Fl. VI. Farley Co.; Battle, Noble
Col. }. 0. nixon and Col Z. B. Penn New Orleans
CARREERE IL LOGAN
Co. CARRIERE, GEO. D. LoGANo
Formerly Collins, Carrere & Co.,
Wholesale Gr'eeTs ssn md Commission Ass-
CORNER BIENvILLE AND OLD LEvEE sTs,,
Few Orleans.
WELLS, BIsos. 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
PRODUCE
81 Poydras Street,
r STAFFORD d. CO.
CORNER A lAfK 5 AZ R,s
Offer for sale general assortment of Groceries received
from first hands and the lowest prices Viii be and
attention Of and 1 p ad in oqr
neS WI" ma our stock inferior to none in the market Our
SUGAE, SYRUP AND moLAssEa-
Crescent City Sugar Refinery.
POWDERED SUGAR
WHITE and Willow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
''ADA0 SfA0f' suaAEHousa, FAMILY SYRUP
-And-
REBoILED MoLAssEs.
z.ou,siana and West Endia
SUGAR and MoLAssEs,
a. Thomson Sz Co.,
" "a Tchoupitoulas a.rest
4 I'm. D'MEEA. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Importer of Cuba Produce,
Also Dealer it,
LOUISIANA SUGAR AND MoLAssEs
Office, No 10 St, Louis strest
Louisiana and Cuba Sugar holassss always on hand
GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
T .EoN 4UEYEoUzE-
WHOLESALE GROCER
Importer OF French Wines, Erandies, etc
NO. II ST. LOUIS STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
NO. ga GRAvHEEs sTIsEET-
We have constantly hand fine assortment Of
Liquors. osD1A1s,
And Fancy Groceries,
We VDsl '0' s4s al lowest n HiFR rates MURDOCH
r AK d. NfACaKURDo,
IMPORTERS,
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN
Fine Wines, Liquors, Etc,
--------- 70 Il UNION STREET..
THEODORE PELLE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
E,,ouors md w,,
-
" AoH ~ - y LAS STREET,
New Orleans.
RHrsrEFE 4, ro
I'VE SUCCESSORS TO BARRET & HUBER)
wholesale Dealers in Wiaes Liquors and
II POYDR a. STaEET
Wines Liquors and Cordias imported and imitation wh;cb
10 Merchants and Dealers at the lowest prices
-ee-s ~ -t :. H--e---e W.
HsDWAkD CONEkEs
wHo1Esa1E nporrp
commission and Forwarding Merchant
AND DEALER IN
IIoTrops rTc vrc ' '''N'''1
TJ0RCvYpTnyEw p =, s,-cxr C1,s
4 - .-5.:-s- = =
o''o'
fApsnt far pine a,,1o u,i.tr,
"A TcHoupTToITI q cTpTrTT NEW o,,r.u,
- --------o
Y G4oa~ GRO UkAHA Nh &NNs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-26

me humorous citizens of Gainesville, Ga arc
amusing themselves by milking each others cows
after dusk, and appropriating the proceeds Tpe1
ness. 'i' 1AilAo-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-26

rnba luaho' says an exchange, seems to be an
not seen any notice Of an honest man diving there
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

kDaOT0GRAPA GOODS AND ALBUMS
s. T. BLESSING.
.H=7 "a CHARITIES STREET,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .-.
TYPOGRAPHICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS, -..t..-. $40
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAMES,
u.--. PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES, Fro.
Wond call special attention to his and splendid stock Of
Albums and BRie Albums which he selling REDUCED
PKICEs His stock comprises all sizes, kinds and qualities
including the PATENT HINGE BACKS which, for durap ty
are unequaed. - - -777o'
fHoTOGRAPHs of all the Generals Views of the City,
shp 5IaHGy subjects In great variety, plain and coored
HERS city and country, supplied with every
/ Bend for Catalogues withpri
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
BOOKS,
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

In hts branches, with new type, new presses, and
dysntapes not exceled In this city. yer's Blanks
itles boncs, Mortgages &c., &C., on "a ana pf1nteo
fnorier, luttls1yr Deceuoer II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
READ WHO 8A rs so.

HEHU WHU Od 10 80.
FROM TEE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENOE
WARRINGTON, January J., 1854.
Gentlemen Having stated it verbally to you, have
no hesitation In writing the fact that experienced
marked benefit from your HooAands German Bitters,
During long aud tedious session Of Congress- pressing
and onerous duties nearly prostrated hind friend
suggested the use Of the preparation have named.
took his advice and the result was improvement 6
health renewed energy, and that particular relief sc
much needed and obtained Others may be similar,
sdvantaged, If they desire to be.
Truly your friend, THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
a NQBLEPURPOS Sc
AID
A GLORIOUS RESULT.

rHrRE ARE AS MANY RoADg TO FAME AND For
rHF as there Nere W gaoways to the ancient Thebss
warrior for G1bs his Wy y. v b.
ns .na cana1mmate srt But there is grant
oath to the goal along which nothing base cs1
vel tho path get apart for the march OF tasn.
aergy and noble purposes and though iu o.
his fact has been e1emplided IN tnnumeranle o ID
nces butin few orcby than n the rlse aae
rogress of DR. HOOFLAND's dEEhAN naad Eng ms
inward scattering blessings OF every step until 1t nov
nds on the topmost rounda of the ladd ianae'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
DERRICIksON q BARTLETT,
WHOLESALE
PAPER AND Rag DEALERS
No. 30 Beckman-etreet, nv

No. 30 RgckmMM-EtToet. Ns II.
n DgINT1NG, WRITING, WRAPPING AND OOLORa..
Papers, Straw and Binders Boards, Tarrad 1tooAA
Zaper Paper Manufacturers Supplies and al kinds
mill Machinery. Paper Of every desoripi,on ms
t..l promptly attended to- tsr Ort,s,"r 9s
an MAklOOD And IllE VIGOts OF NUUI.,
HA restored IN four weekn, " Dr. RIOohps d.
iENOE OF LIFE pr. Rcord Iof Payis) after yesrt
earnest solcitaton has at leAgh acceded to be ssrp
,eqneats of the American public, and appointed az As
New York for the sae of his valued and higape sss
aBeence OF Life. This wonderful sgent wiz ess#s :
manhood to tho most shattered constitutions whsta
.rsing from e1ceeses the effects OF climate CT hasF'
:auses The time required to the most tnvetess
case Is four weeks and Ii used according to prinu -
structions, which are very simple, failure is imposue
h eesorg remedy should 6o Sg
oy the medical press to be the greatest discovery sss
made Its developing powers nraeuos n1as roWs suee1 M
nornnce, Dr. Rcordo Esaonce ot ~ Lie a so.u ,,.. ~
ayeh With lull Instructions tor use a. co. ur
fttte. Il, one FOR 10 and will sent TO any pa1
pacA"e' w 'co'''' - PHILIP R'I,ASTt
II, &c. Hs iI.ty1 .st'eets Nev Aot1H
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GARDNER. DEXTER l. CO..

U1l1UN 49,, UUA4G1t w OVts
ar1oMMrss1oN MERCHANTS, FOR THE SALE ~
" COTTON, No. 118 8PEARL.BTnEET, New Yorf-st
or to National American Exchange Bank; No.
FRANKLIN- STREET, Boston-Refer to National Raai
II Commerce, National Revere Bank
Having ample means for advances, business
luaintance of twenty-five years with Eastern sptnnss
Ind confning themselves strictly to Commission B1
ness without operating on their own account, respa
ully soltcit o0nsignments.
J. L. ABBOTT T. CO., Agents In Mobile,
q. B. DEXTER, Agent In Columbus, Ga.
October 49, 1vr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
mevemenfs OF geenn stsamers-
tn nEpADfr
Pnrsenrers Arrixsd.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND oUEENSTOwH--lr ts,asbip city
cfSew YoTk-M Moore Miss baddcy Miss Tyre NJ, Msncos
Mia Nagenl Mr Webb Mira BdsOod Eliza Chpooa MIS- Lynch
Crsbtree Miss Pollock Henry Hellman r. Bee Mouts
Meizrl Mira. Jel. children and Tut; No CoIas Gmo
Mr. Kelly, Herfy Herbert w. y sssdn A. w WASH Charles
Esbhck James Butcher D. Kelly, Henry rohe Joseph Hss
Mr. and Alr Bennett snd two sLdr.n, NJ, Bsnae hr end Mrs
II CEcpprr NJ s. Thcke Miss Thompson and servant Chsr'ss
Gotten, JOIN GrcnoBgh. James Foch. Geo IlarcmaD, William
Thompson, Mira y Rowland Mensh, ICED Pearson a. sssn
Cypriin Chabot Charles Whstehoass Ms. = } Honssy hr
Barnard end others in the sieefage. -
FROM sAyASN4H5ln steamship San sav,dor-s ". mry,r'
Thyng Miss Meyer Mrs. BucknaD, aud ch3 sss bne.nas
Miss s. A. Swift srs sh Misc Dye ard srvan' No. - ioao
chlen Miss L. ssh Mss s. A. Jcnnis Mrs Bryant hss kirs
Mis- Lewis Mas rore Mrs. Packhard Miss Nefl Miss henderson
II. Whitney L. Warren, A. Lndiey, George G$gs Misr
o. Craig L. Blum G. BlGn. Major l. Walker MAJOR g H fafme'ee
r coz C r. Rurdan J. w Burke, C. A. Hussey T. NJ Alien s.
Ybrra r. McCsy Capt Cole Capt Csrp~ncr Capt Conefa
e. Aver J. F. Putnam W r. Jobnon. n. A. Lane, Il WASH
Buesnarn. w. Porter T. Zscbsrils, Jno Lewis, A. i-nr
W. Parker Dr. /. Nichols J. Stranss A. Ncodwotn y ~
Minis D. Lang Capt Ellison. y. r Smon.. A. Wyhe Low
81 se Barney. w: H. Liymgsson e L ooiiwA"s y y y,
Fleming C. Cro,ty John Lyman, Niles Lille Ms Gage s''
A.
PROM ST CROTX-In Danish bark Prndsesse A.1s"cs-m~
Johu Piashei and ME James Robinson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

Jun. &c. in IS long. IS Is, brig Gee Marshall os Bs'sns
Anil "a OF Csp- bark Arlory, Tor Vapsrsrc .
" 81 long % Is brig Jennie Cash"s NO" b'ss
June 20 10 l., % a. long 90 IS bark PieIsde for ssv osss
June H. s4S the City Of sostoo rsportsdos sAsr'es
bound in =, -..,.--,.,
bound in
June IL (s2oa N.Y. % miles Of TusLsr, the stssEsp Cs u
Manchester, bouud IN
June "a ship Glad riding, reported in lat 80 lena ~ sessd
Mast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK......
cleared.

Cleared.
stesmsh,p Scots fBr), Judkms Liverpool y CnnsI6 N
Steamship SrAtog hing Norfolk, City Point and csopd u
Heineckeu & Palmofe. ,,., M Nh
Eteatnshio Concord Norman, Philadelphia.
Glaucus Gale boon, Neptune Steamship 'onppy
Bark BIl McGTegor Liverpool vernon H. h''"s
a
bark Aberdeen. Eaton sealsport-
Bark (fr) Jrauue, Ponta-PitFe u H. heyna ps-
Bsrk Anna Chase. Turks Island. Walsh Carver
Bri- Chowzn, Forbes, san joan del Notte, shaw bfos
Brig Eolns ,Br J. rorbs Tarragona. Brett. Son Co
Big Alice Franklin. Brown Havana. stnfgrE o. -
pfia nd Torrpy Baltimore, H. W. bouo ~
hriy Ni.r-,a, Stevens Baltimore. X. 4. Buck Co
Schr Susan Carter Rsmsdel, Portland o. L. ueeh.
scbr p A Consnt. Fop. Paladeiphn. Thayer sarg"rf
sehr G. Cssken Dufon. -, J. w. Mckee n %:
schr Ida C. Vail, Hastinss RACKET. Tooksr \ Taylor
schr w, JsHOlmes Rsynor. caracse Van Bp"s s.stS-
sehr Ellen Louise Ferguson New Haven = D. sta1sarJ
schr J. r. Robinson. Hsr3ng. Gloucester j. A. stetson
schr n. Ceer iHr Roberts Harbor Island j. Douglass
schr J. A. Haloek, Crowel barbados 5. ". LewHSt 20
schr Constantine fliaytenl, JesenIls r. Becker 20
schr o. j. Msr (Br Hisg Hsrbor Island James Doas''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27
9renrance GorlpGnles.

OFyoE OF CONTINENTAL Insurance ConPASr }
No. IO1 BRoADwAY}
CUSTOMERS of this COMPANY entitled to
~ CERTIFICATES OF PROFITS" the year 1864
receipt for the Immediately ia order
avoid their lorfeitpre. II. II. LAMPORr Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-27

= IHkUUGH MAIIf DE " EhS I'VE" W" @''''
business will be interested 10 The TACT ties
Post Matter Talaro Of New Orleans has been sreesy
by tie Postu General 10 review and re.
mort 10 Washington the practical route from few
leans 10 New York order 20 post through MAJ. ps"ee
these non, ia the specdcst In ths capacity be h
examined the claims OF several railway routes thai 20
in reports fayorsby the route leaving I'm
Eew.Oleans to Canton. by the Neworeans 9a'hssn sS
Great Northera Railroad theace by the Mississippi
10 Grand Junctiop thence by MemPhn ana 'nassu
Road 20 Chattanooga thence by the Tennessee and VIZ
einia Railroad via Knoxville Lynehbsrg thence 'y We
NVoL Tie fnm and rlabolate report win be coppeea
in few days All the railways are in better condition sSa
was erected hey would be in bridges are al ny
ne the Decatur bridge the Tennessee and thai VI" W
flushed ~ the 10th Of July.
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Arrived.

Steamship City NevYoh Leteh Liverpool Jese 70 end
Cue is with ss:e ass s ps'i to JSH, a s .a
s:esG'lp Thames. swift Washington D. c., e hours with "d's
Steamship Robeccs clyd. Youns Wilmington. c. 80 hours
s,eamsap Quaker City West 50 hOus with Hd's s"d
Steamship Tariff CBl Lansland' Liverpool June "a with ~d'e
Bark White Wing Iof Pcou n 81 Ross Basno, Ayres . sy
and hides 70 sradhsw he'd hst wYd, aaa ca mo
Robert tF cra'son, Martinique iod"y' WI" cog"
BARK Fnd.es.e A1snar. tDani.h vedon 81 oro' JON ~
with &c. g Roche gIS, M S0asy whSs for Va. Yors
Simpson NewYOrt June ISL 'chr Alert Clark ie' Se~''h
s,s ceunsgo. col. casnfsssos days Ponne
Bark John pwyer f Andrews. b. Klnan POsro' A,'es
B1s Kate tDsn Robinson ST. June 10 with 'ossro p
Rrs Garh. tDsn Deye St. cro, 10 days with 1e
Big Geof:e Downe (O BarbsdOs Lar Bsrtsdo. ss ~i
sugar &c. 10 H Trowbdse. Sons Nj barb Golden F'es I'D
Big ssnaysds tof Dundss) Tenodals ianiqos M'hs -'A
bs Bird Wave tef Turks island Lauer osrdss' days
Brs asl Point tei conws ST. Wood cvts d.ys viii
wine g.. to D. r. Dewoli Co "a, A.
Brig or,in' (bels VuhOpp Singapore feo WIN 's''s' ~'
Brig O. Berry cO.On, cienaeso days with 'Os 10 J'~s'
sssi Core. .s B Stubs. Grand rars L. 10 day. NH ''
scG B G. set arr Bu,ses. 20 days With ae.
sehr Earo,us Ham, Roeknd dsy. with ims to vi -vA
A's sebr. Joseph Msc.rty, N.w.Iondou.
shr Georre w. EobroOk Hclbrook days with lime 60 Wa
schS Haupden Bel Cnk Portland tcsnnl Cos EhssssSAps~
Schr Henry Carttof Knowles Nee port
sehr George w. Glover Hohrook hockand
sehr Nam. Coousbs. Neskfy
Scbr a. Lewis, TAYLOR Newport
schr. 3. A. hammond, Payne, Boston for Baltimore
Sci Hero. Small, saleu
Schr. statrsnan. Nickerson, Providence lr baimefn
Schr John Compton Burt. Taunton fr Ellzabethpot
schr w Brain efd Triple. Mystic tor Baltimore
Schr. Agnes, P-ndeton. Mys;ic for BALTIMORE
sehr Law nah Jane, Kstchan, Proynene~
sehr !. Sinke STANDBY, Providence
scbr Juuietfs atfen. UgnhaL, Providence
Sch n. McFes. Johnson. Hunsinston
r. D-puy sturscss Cobasset VS. tof Aosb{s
schr. Jenny Lind, fraves, Provid.nee
schr. J. A. Jayne, JYpe Port Jefferson.
sehr spsrk.nr Sea. Chapman New Haven.
Schr. s. L.. Croker, -. Taunton
scbr Almon Bacon. Hart, Providence d.
Schr and Emily. Collin Eif4b~thport Tor bos'ch
schr Eva sm,h Providence .
schr MaryM Miller White. Providence
Schr r. Eurdett, Norton, Orient
Schr Aida. Eaton, Providence ~ EitzAbethporf
Schr LAdyLake, Conkin. Providence Tor EhIsesthlo@
schr. s. ". Ponder Lincoln, Taunton
Schr Sslr Smith Chase fan River
Schr ~ Nsssar, Jr, Christie, Newport
schr. l.. Daniels Tookrr Hartford
sshr. L. Bill Ely. Norwich. . - =,
Rachael Jane Northam. Providence for Hobdcuf.
sehr Chsr~s Msore, Jnzrrssh Norwich Tor fhhsdsiInA
Sehr. America Reynolds, Providence.
schr. r. q. Cook, Taunton for Pkiladeiphia
schr. Cameo ElwslL Mystic -
scbr Tuns Bsdne, Bunce. Providence for Rodool
schr NJ r. Carlisle shelpon, Newport
sloop Fred. Brown, Wishmsn. Provldence
sloop Oregon. Rhodes Providence "
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FASHION COURSE, l.. I.-TR0TTlNG.
THE GREAT PURSE OF $4,000.
-FOUR SPLENDID TROTTERs TOGETHER.

FVUK bPLENDID TKOTIEKS IDGEIEEh.
THURSDAY, JUNE %, AT 3 O'CLOCK.
The purse Of $1,000 of which 500 to to the second
$500 third horse will co. mile beet
three In i've, in harness, on the above day
Hiram Woodruff br e. Dexter by IIambetoian.
Jas. L. Eofs br. Geo NJ Pacben, j., by Geo. H. Pahen
Owner blk 3. General Batter, by Smith Burr.
d. Maees b. 8. Com Vanderbilt by Young Columbus
extraordinary and excitement ny be looked for
Dexter to be going aud seader than before
The Ccns stallion amazingly fast true and stout Buie- has lst
and Vanderbilt Of tx heats, and tie
himself has winning heat in pubc without Ap
touch % tie whip IN 225
special train vii hunters Point al III and u and y
The boat saye James slip ferry and IhiryfIuA
st. every five minutes
Pc ice regulations on the eoprse - .....-.. .
V1NION COURSE, Long Isand.-TROTIlNG on
~ WEDNESDAY. Jun. "a a. O'Clock Match for EIgy;
Two nie, and reIeit yoa oodrah : a. La l
and and the Fulton and WILLIAMSBURG erTies
every fifteen during the day To- the Cog,e direct
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
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Professional Notices.

DRIVATE HOSPITAL under the exclusive con-
troll EDWARD DiXOS D. EDITOR Of the SCALPEL for
rsdles Of Structure enorrhods stnla Vrcocee, Hernia
and the obscure diseases OF the Pelvic Vcer Aspy Dr.
residence, No a. Insve between and and aud and
evening. lecture the Immediate Cure OF streiure sd
dressed surgical pupils by DR. Price 10 cents Apply to
EvERARDUs WARNER No lVesy s Aor tloa.e OF Boz III
DETURNED.-C. ID. HAMMOND. M. d., of
IL No u Ea., Twenty sevenths New formerly Professor
Mod al College T.. has
surued nom retired his Summer residence Reese
Vile Y NERVOUS DEBILITY &e cured by Correspondence
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To Newburzh Poughheepsse, Rondout and intermediate
ndne BY steamers foot Of Hurison 81. daily leundsy

To NewbuTsh. Poughheepse Rondout, and issernedsts
landings by steamers foot Of Harrison st. daily teund'y
To Norwsk connecting with the Dlnbury RR by steamer
NeyeDk Per No. 81 T. r.. daily st...............
To the West by Central Railroad OF Newyersey. VIA At
len,own. from foot of Liberyst. N. b. 0 a M m
and s0op Sunday tram.
To Philadelphia by New-Jersey Railroad, foot Of Court
landt-st. and 10 a. NJ. IL M, and D m and II
v
To Rye. Portcheser aBd Greenwich. Conn. BY
John Romer, from Peck Zip daily,
10 Troy by steamer. Connecticut and RIP Van Winsle,
daily Saturdays eKcepedl, from Pier No. 40 N H., at.
To Washington. by New-Jersey Il. r. foot Of Court.
Lsnd,-st and 10 n. y. m, and u midnight
To NewOresns Saturday Black Star and NewYors
Mai Steamers Liue.
For savannah, every Thursday Murrays Line Office No
81 sud q South.st.
For Savannah every Saturday BY Empire Line Gsu.
Allen No Bowling Green.
For ssvsnnah every Thug5dsy, Pioneer Line. Pier Ne.
p.
For Montana and ldah0-see advertisement
For further information in read 70 Railroad Time Tab
veTtissnens In another Of this paper.
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID ranel Also solid Chestnut and Walnut Chamber
suies plain ornamental 1t IL r. FAkRlNCIoHs NO ia
CsDa-si. opposite Wooster Established 1871