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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-18

| SENATE:
Wings 10
Locos %
We adop, the footing up OF the Enquirer, and
will in a few days publish list OF the members
elect
This result, upon lis face, is bad enough for the
Whiss-bu; whether or not i, will DC for their u-
innate good, time will disclose. They have enough
in the Legislature 20 keep alive the fires upon the
aliarS-and those who compelled TO stay at home
may be very probably employed in rousins the
people to 4 OF the danger which threatens the
public Liberty. They moreover relieved OF a
weighty sponsibili,y-which is thrown upon the
shoulders OF those who ought TO bear it-who. hav-
ing brought the country to its present deplorabe
state, ought TO Je required to exircate it.
But independent Of this consideration, the Wings
may derive comfor, from the character of those who
are elected. 4 large portion OF them IRE gentle
/ men-and such characters rs formerly ruled the
roast in the Locoioeo party, will be compelled to
hide their heads. The Junto, too, will find that
their influence has suffered vast abatement 10y
the fresh infusion of gentility. There arc Estate
Rights Republicans" included in the general term,
Loco Foco) who will never minister to the cupj-
dity Of that mercenary clique. They know, and
knowing, abhor the ruling spirits of that concern.
The Wing Press OF the State, justly regarding
the deiea, no test Of popular opinion, bear the
reverse with manly for,tude. With one voice, they
call for renewal Of the fight. confident OF victory,
under the glorious banner OF HARRY OF THE
| WEST.
We annex several extracts from different papers,
which we precede by brilliant letter from friend
in Washington.
There is no cause for dependency. We have,
1t is true been deserted by the fence men, whom it
took more trouble to nurse, than they were worth
and who, al,ho' they now affect great aversion to
Clay, only short time since, eagerly embraced
every Clay Wing, who could help them to mount
the ladder Of ambition. The radiance is IA happy
one. what's left OF US is sound and true-we need
fear no treason now, and our patience will no longer
be wcaried and our energies exhausted in coaxing
and nursing political trmmcrs. Harmony pervade,
our ranks-we are kni, together, as 4 bond OF bro.
| theirs, by bond of common interest, and an iden
tiiy ofieelins and Of principle. We 90 forth unit
ed-reying upon the integrity Of the great mass OF
the American people-and appealing to their pat
rIoilsm and their reason to expel from power the
mercenary horde OF politicians by trade, who make
a mart Of the public interest and every thing pre-
cious in our free institutions
We ask attention to the letter Of our correspon.
dent, and the manly tone OF the Wing Press:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-18
RErRENCHNHNT

RSaSsr 10 sir s.ierriwsthsr OF GeOrsis, fos his
manly resistance to the enormous appropriations
asked icr by the Administration Tor the Navy.-
Better let the Navy be sunk. and the Army dis
6anded-this last would be no national ev-,han
waste the substance OF the people at this rate
Messrs. UpshIr and Spencer ask for "a millions
between them-if encouraged, so millions will not
satisfy their wants. Arrest their extravaganza
forthwith. The prosperity OF the Navy is eompa
'O'e WIN the str'etest economy, and an expendi.
'u'e o. ale" m'llions-ont as to the Army. that's
OF 10 use at best. See tho debate in another
column.
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COMMERCIAL.
PETERsBURG MARKETs.

TOBACCO-No variation TO notice in last week
mtrkct-only 40 hogsheais nspcctcd--saes o
Luss ranged generally from % 10 50 -, ant
Leaf from , to SG-none fine quality
COTTON-Sales inconsiderabIe, rs were the sup
plcs-prices Of the previous week sustained-casl
sales from " TO 81 cents, including the loves
quality.
CORN go TO G2I cents per bushcl.
BACON, Virgins, 6 toGi cents.
EXCHANGE on New York, sc. to :! prem,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-18

In the Unitci sfscs Couu Tor TIE Eastern District Of
Virginia. May Fih, 1912
TAMEs " SMITH, n the county 81 Goochlani, hav
y ing flied petition, IraynR that be- may be declared
Bankrupt ItH ordered that ll persons claiming 10 DC cfc
dfors Of the said James Brmb show cause to TIC couii
on tho 9Th dfy Ot iuly next why The iii lafHea 7nl
he NOT declared bankrupt pursuant ~ The hci ~ 'o
greas That behalf and That copy Of Ibis ordf 20 p
Hthod In Tie newspapers according ~ the ~ ani e
rules ~ court
A COPY. Tefic, 49,. - 80
mails WOW JOSEPH bhIIIbl, v q,
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hill tops all over the land voice Of thunder that
the Loeo.oeo party ~r't-: answer for these aims =
The people will learn and at one glorious effort,
expel from power both the Wing tTaitor-and his
worthy Loeoloeo eoadjutors, and eonsgn them TO
that insisni6eanee which their misdceds so richly
merit from the public vengeance.
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schr rrcmOuni, Paine, n. Carolina fish. 90 yln,n.x
Hawaii - ->
schr Wa, Mowry, uuinphics, New York, snn,irie. 10
BuIton a Giubbs. - -' '"
schT hmiy, English, " York, ballast
SchI Isaac, Townsend Or-n,, n York
sooP ELIZA Ann, Evcsbun, ". Carolina, 6sl. 10 w.bb
Book e. y IIainihun. -
Schr Lucy lane Miller, York River
schr Wave, Waller, n Carolina, fish, to webb, booker
& Hamilton
ehr Arrival, Carlow, n. Carolina. Gsh, To Webb Boole
a Hamilton.
schr pccumshi', Puget, n Carolina. 6sh, to william.
4 laNall.
scW ohvcirs, Henry North Carolina, Gsh. to Williams
schr Delaware, Forbes North Carolns 6sh, to Webb,
Booker a Hamilton.
SAILED
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~ The Enquirer takes sides W ih the insur.
gents IN Rhode Island On the same principle, and
with equal justice he would take sides with the blacks
IN Louisiana, II hey wero to set aside the existing
Constitution in that State, md set up ono Of their
own. The cases 20 on all fours-wiih this e1cep.
ton that tho Louisiana case would be tho stronger
for there Tho blacks arc unques,ionably tho ma
iority-and Il is denied that the insurgents arc the
most numerous in Rhode Island.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-18
MARRIAGES

Married, on Tuesloy, l7th instant, sy the Rev.
William Norwood, Dr. GEoRGE FITzGERALD, Of
Holloway county, Va, to SARAH BoLLISo, daugh-
ter OF the late Dr.. William Toyewell, Of this place
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u VI HoYr & co.
NOTICE

10 The Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of the Cree
Eompany OF Golfers takes place on MONDAY, tho 23I
instant al the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, at 10 O'clock
A. W Punctual attendance Telueted either in person OF
ma l. ltd Ty order If HE Dr,,,3,n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-18

Mcssrs Dudley Meredith. "
h.a lo ~ BASI.Y.
DK III w"s's Nerve and Bone LinIment aud A Fic MS
- indlan vegetable EiNir-Just received 10y
INA ~ JOHN GANNOR
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uoYT < cos OFFICE.
IT'S GraHds-'7is SuPer6e-'7Ys Magnifqne.
splcndit Lottery will bo drawn 10Th May 3prizes of
$4,000 EACH'
sIO,OOO-5OOo-5o of 1000. SC.

SS5.OOO EACH
$4,000 5OO0-5O of 1000, sc.
Tickets only slO.
Certificate OF package OF u whole tickets IN the
above hch scheme will be furnished by IIoyt a Go for
only sl3l-sharcs Ia proportion. ' "
An Individual holding Certificate OF Package can
uiaw the Tour hrsf Prizes 3 Of s25Olo. ~
hoyt 20 have got the tickets an are nov, rc,1v IA,
ls persons, ia want of money, with any quantity Let
dress, u yOuplcasc. '' IN"
ma Is m NJ ttnX-r 10
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SNittD,
Hohr Pontiac. c,vy. Duxbury, ccal.
AUCTION SALE OF
FRAMED PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND
LOOKING GLASSES

10 Public attention n solicited TO our ex,.o.iv. -,
OF the above handsome articles Tits Mornn- a, an
at tl" room under the Exchange Hotel
The collection s the largest aud most ru.,,or ava, ,
ercdat auction Ia this Guy, aud shout conmanl he n,
teniion Of every a,linircrDf the fine arts $50 -
ina 10 1NLOES a BROTHER. Aurt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-18

me annexed paragraph. from the Maternal In
'e'hseneer' viii explain in what manner a valued
correspondent OF ours fell into an error-whieh vas
not ms on, that OF the Printer to Congress:
From tho National ineuisenccr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-18

no. Elder ISRAEL RoBoRDs will preach AT tho
Ihri Baptist Church. tins morning at n O'Clock and ~
uo same hour OF eachday throughout tho week at tho
same place. AMI at the Second Baptist Church each night
this week, At quarter bciorcS. m. n
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AUCTION GARD.

SUPERIOR CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. &c.
no The safe Of sessonabe Clothing of Phl,I.lnhi,
lnakc wttakc place This Afternoon, al O'Clock pr,.,s
nnd Others waning good articles at re,iuc ed ,y,ii
do well 10 attend. sale positive.
ma ~ INLoEs q BROTHER, Au.,s.
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DEPARTURE or THE ATLANTIC srRA-
MARINE NEWS.
roRr OF RIcnMoNp-May
ARRIVED

High water. this day, iol o'clock. A. NJ.
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RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY -.
TIE RESULT-Ssniimsrt Of me Irhig Press.
HOUSE, OF DELEGArEs.

Locos Tor as the Madisonian calls them, ".7a.
mmisiraii0n mH")
SENATE.
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raes wlch he wgui hsye been Obliged to sell bis real
estate at sacrifice and therefore he would have died
bankrupt We presume the sagacous editor must have
derived the power of cairv from the sage editor
evening paper to have discovered what would have
been the exact liabilities OF Stephen Girard if he had
lived ten years longerfh he had turned he
had faed-if he had made bad debts and if he had sold
his estate at sacrifice The sage editor then goes to
show that the cause of the present national difficulties is
not having been too extravagantbut not having con-
rscted debts enough. He then states iollows;-
I'VE say then, that the that overtrading and
over speculation the which have reduced this
country to its present condition utterly to
tho phiosophic enquirer much as that the Old no
mans cry Of economy is the remedy for IT,"
This idea about economy probably suggested by the
following paragraph contained in Mr. Clays great speech
in Kentucky =
And the first remedy would suggest requires the CO.
operation Of the and the peopet is economy
and frugality strict and persererng economy both IN pub
nc andprrate affairs Government should ncuror con-
tinue no expense that can Justly or honorable
and individuals should do the same. The prosperity Of
the country has been impaired by operating
throughout several years and will not be restored in
day year. perhaps not period less than has taken
TO destroy it. But we must not only be economical we
must be Industrious indeatigably Industrious. An i'm.
in visionary improbable enterprises public and pr
waite. 1t can only be reproduced by labor and by sa-
wing"
Mr.. Clay is undoubtedly right. Extravaganza has
been the cause of the Distress and economy the
dythe only remedy and we trust Mr.. Clay will not let
the abuse OF the Courier drive this conviction in con-
sonance with the TRUTH of his head Is it no. little
dsgracefu in the Courier to pretend support Mr. Clay
and at the same time denounce the principles which he
asserts as the series of an old womanp
There has been moderate amount Of business done in
exchanges for the packet the mails for which close to-
morrow afternoon, at all for sterling bills and 5s7sf
5.6Of on France.
The state ofthe stock market the last packet has
oeen heavy, with downward tendency The of the
Leading stocks of which sales have been made are thus
compared =
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This decline in the value of stocks is the natural result
Of the present uncertain condition Of the re
addedto the failure to settle the boundary ques
ton report was recently circulated that the treaty had
been concluded The receipt of this the garrison
of Montreal caused the most extravagan manifestations
joy particularly the part of the 9st other regi
mens which are under orders for England in the event
of the settlement they being kept there for fear of
contingencies. The failure of the State of Pennsy lvania
has also had great influence upon the markets The con-
viction very strong however that soon as the
tariff question is saed by Congress general revival in
trade may be looked for. The bill now under discussion
will probably get through both houses by the middle of
August and nothing then embraced in ii in opposition
to the constitutional principles of the President it will be
come a law
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it asi fs% Es's" y M% 6Ra"Jt John
Minerva Eddy w%nso" % Nc JOHN Eiae h.''HH''Sehr
Arrived.
French frigate Conner Lawrencin from laval July
Ls brig Brown of Boston, and three whale ships,
Bark Rapid W%s from Havana Jqly with &c;
last with head winds and Gains 90 '"'' '''0''S
Bark Adaro, Bron % day; from Gambia Africa, with 90
mnqae ballast Godst BarcsyNs PASSENGERS s Lett eft
no American vessels;
with mahogany to Nesmth Leeds Co. Left American
Brig ChaccaGny Card days from Angula with $50 bbls
sal, 20 master Ys; p Left no American vessels
Brett vose Ls no american vessels Brig North Myers,
Brig Sterling, Hamilton day. from Savannah with cotton,
Fanham Co Lei in with bark G. ton Of
Aastn for LONDON and rk Mary Jane Of and for hade
Brig Moses days from Charleston with cotton
Italian brig IgnaziO Rizno, days from Philadelphia in
soSp fIan ni% cfn sTe. m day. from Franklin with
; %;s s t I'D TS%s S Ni%
S Both 'S New Hive .oo o brig o'0 and
Marine Correspondence.
o'r'er q Sc ITs FJ Ios :, l'l;ss;sspra'}
AT s!h Hsrald New YORK for P9videace 18th Clornda.
FIJI RTsl S NTs p.S SiS
Arr Amat last from Rio Janro with 2O bbls oil 2sO ST.
lon 81 81 w, President Nantucket sp Pacific
Eairhaven, 100 bbls May 49, Rio Geo Washn. NIB
T5 SPIN.
General Record.
PACKET SHEFFIELD. for Liverpool being detained by
head winds Quarantine letters will be received Gpns
Reading Room until halfrast this morning.
LUBrc, July IA pl Of the Of vessel with South
Hsd on i has sSS sasd % w' 9uGSy
Is thought she bound ST. John number of bbs
flour, marked r. have been picked mp The of
the place where she hailed from broken of from the piece
found.
Sailed from New Bedford July H. Augusta for the Pacific
Spoken Feb 49, lat, SC Falcon NIB bbs bound to
Heard FROM June H. lat 10 ~ Ion 49, Tieston Nan with
Cmrlew Card, l6 days ffom Demaara for Windsor July l.
Denmark Of Bath from Havana for Boston, July 49, 90 miles
81 Sandy Eook-by the savannah ' "
lon "a. " O"'ie'''" '"V D. at "o w.
appecanoe, of Baltimore steering Ne July g. lat % 80 ~
british steamer. steering Ne July g. lat 90 90 lon 70 M
Foreign Ports.
land do; s,b TTa,y 7-Ay Wellington Pbadepa Wood
y. 49,. ,. n.n' 2 2, ldg 7h, Irlanta for do '' una
liverpool: Mar B lLATr Mshaica GLASGOW George Glen
o, ana queen Of the Isles, Liverpool; iItb 1
for do .oo S9'y 11 port Tiger Cowe cears Tog.
Huron do; lzaide forfIamburr SOON Mo,n lmor upc
r 3ot u'ti hac2 loves 2d Swan, unc; Forest n, Ro
Merryman 90; America PomIoy do Napoleon do p,,
Marion and Selma for sale; Tassc disg Nami"o r,ato 90
Enes unc wig FIJI Lancet from Bsyde ssnos' for tSs
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,est qu ll,y that w be gathered VIII be one-halfgres
than last years crop. Corn, Sc, promises 20 be album
liant
New JEasryThe farmers in the midst of their har
stng also favored with very heavy crops but have
-aered loss by continued wet weather during the
altering of hay and grain In the lower part of the state
corn has been considerably retarded by the late cool
leather. II j. now h8weyer, coming forward finely.
New YoBK.--A pap-r published The Genesee Valley
ne great whoa. section of The county says, the pros
ecs OF the wheel haryests better if
ood, in the valley. The uncommon GOODNESS of the
just right for wheat The accounts from all quar-
concur in giving similar promise of an immense wheat
iarvest-west and south, as well as NORTH
lSpiASa-ln Ripley county the wheat crop is repressn
ted larger promising than this season.
large part OF already harvested and farmers are busy
n securing the balance. The country teens with pro-
luce of all kinds.
CASApA.-Absut Quebec the weather has been very
cold On the 9th inst the Thermometer below so de-
srees We are happy in hearing however that the chief
crops have as yet sustained serious injury that the
gram though short in the stalk is healthy that the late
potato and other root crops have not suffered.
These are sufficient indications.
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Passengers Arrived,

HAyAsATBsrk Rapd-MIs Ann Dod three children and ser
Jones' two children and servant Of Phladepha Seth Adams
Havana " '''' "
NEW oHH,tEASs-Bng Lawrence Cspeond-Miss f Quin
Oriean Miss DemINey York; Messrs John Van do:
Stephen rDsyls do; Fairfield, Orleans; s. j. Ashley
CHARLEsToN-BriQ Moses--W b Rathbon LADY and son
Mrs z Wilke, Miss May Miss Z May Miss Wiikie
Miss Opmpton, Miss Nj A Lesher Miss Nassau Messrs Clark
Mspes, Jes'up; Palmer Fitch and son, Hobsou s
ADAMS Beggs How LAYTON Pprrinton, Brake Comstock
SAvASNAH-Brg Sterling George Haas and lady, Dixon
lady and three children Mcintyre, lady and child Mrs La
trtop Miss Sinclair Miss Saxon Miss Corder, Maxey
pphomps2n JOSEPH Seymour James Seymour, Rmple,
Riley, II NJ Spoforl, ii ID Tefft, levitt + @ Peon w
Hand w Harris, Masters Haas Legriei Corder-6 in
the Storage.
Passengers Sailed.
LWERPooL-Ship Libery-Miss March, + March, MIR
wv allace-l6l in the steerage. - =
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Died,

On the 18th inst AM, wife Of Captain James Gillendcr
in the 67th year of her age.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
tend her funeral Friday afternoon hafpast O'Clock
from her late residence 18th street the 9Th avenue
On the l4th inst of consumption, Mr. JOHN F. GARDNER
in the list year of his age.
The friends and those Of the family are respect.
tuy invited to attend his funeral and also the members
OF the Mechanics Society from his late residence No.
Aliens street. on Saturday afternoon, the 10th inst
o'clock.
In Liberty, Texas, in June last DANIEL Corr native
oil Burlington, VT, formerly merchrnt of this city. He
had been resident Of Texas about ten years.
Gently a member of the Texas Congress
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AGRICULTURAL Productions.
7Z3,823,352


The column under 1899 shows the production in that
year according to the return. That under
the result OF estimates made in the department at
growth this year.
That this is under the line entertain not the
doubt And to show that such the fact we will snbjon
the latest intelligence Of the crops received from the se-
vera States.
Nrw HAMrsHRE.-Crop frye very heavy Beans look
well. Corn promises an average
KESrUcKy.-Prospes of the grow ing IRONS uncommonlv
promising. Wheat harvesting goes on finely will he
wheat and -four to export, Rye good as wheat and
other grains.
VIaGISI.-wheat harvest nearly over crop halter
than for six years past Farmers satisfied.
Observation-Disclosures not hsttering. All accounts
from the Eastern Shore that the wheat crop in
that section OF the Staic has been extensively In.
ured by rust and that the yield will consequently be
small one. most extensive farmer in Talbot County
bushels of wheat from 800 acres will not realise
than 5000 bushels.
MrssssIPPi.-We learn that there more "a
vorable prospect in that State. Corn bids fair to yield
most uxuriani harvest II the opinion Of many farmers
that viii be sold in the fall for two bits per hushcl
OHo.-Nohng could exceed the lnic appearance of The
wheat crops in OHIO. No doubts entertained of
larger yield OF wheat than before. The damp
weather for few days has excited fears of rust
TESSEssrrThe crops in that State are now very
promising; but for wheat in general cannot say so
much Some Of the farmers have raised toerably good
crops while the and smut have entirely the
remainder.
M..ouRwe are led to believe that the farmers never
had better rejoice their prospects of an
abundant harvest The quantity Of wheat andtha ofhe
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@ G a a. wv %sS H and SS o. s' R "a G@R a.
H. Fa ~ On i. a a 5I NS s T r % NS
Z. 40 do May FIN and for Boston YET commenced
e 90 g &c ss si Bs Del Si ps$ SS
Sesos isss ol sfaiSH
.G .sn1 A 5,T "a s
sne disehagins cargo CaIone from Washington Nc;
lay for New H H baI sT'" ''0" ''''
lila fer G . Sis TO os ID for Phs
gh October for Porto Cabeo also sailed 10th, to load for
PoRro CAsELLo, June 26-sld Ransom, Boston.
United States Ports.
LUBEc, July 9-Sld Vesper, NYorL
EAsI MASnAs, Jny AR Amanda, NYofI; de Carta-
PoarL.sD, July liar Wave, Mobile
linz pn b3 july i2Au Granville, NYork Sid PAN
BG:1sS July BAR Richmond Havana; Gacomino New
eo,sss! dol Aas, dos Crescent, Wilmington Del; Tgris,
VSs As1 sSa W Rs4 my H
asS s o GE fe, sn Iis ss
Assins,iai I Balti%oe Bsli@ce; Dover do Palm PRiade
@ W. HsS Nd v.si.a xssss Susan Charles
NV 81 Jp NYofG Monitor Mat
E asISTSxT j" aIy lEA ASsu.a PIadspha
Bangor IES Evening a the 0 b1 SSs' a%d
HoLMrs HoLr july iO-Arr osce.. Turk. Island for Ban.
go Elizabeth, from Porto Rico Martinique for Boston;
for do y 7'
PRovIDENcE. July PAR Van Buren, Wilmington NC;
Three Brothers, Mobiles Competent Rondout; Champion
York. Sid Liberty, Phiad, lIhia.
folk. ~ ' ' '' ~
NEW HAVEN, july lO-Au Marshall Porto Rico; Relief
Chenyfeld - ' $500
PHILADELPHIA, July lt-Au Isaac Newton NYork; Rowe
NJ La Gaaya; Eoo, Palermo; Chipola, ST Thomas; Gov
Robbins fn'idsnce Planet, Baltimore Anares SylIh and
wyoming, Boston; Clinton Salem; Chas Thomson Proyi-
asnee Ella Ncol 0aeec AID Jane. New Bedford; James
Iiams, NHaven Michigan Albany. cid Venice, Sydney,
NSW Canton Sr Siroc, ST John, NIB vandalia Susan
Warep; Ent line Peterson NYS AIR in The schqykill
Zone Jos lisng aud Ndus Boston; Glide Providence; Ore
gon, dos William, New London November Kingston Mass;
Elizabeth Nantucket; Edw EIankn, Newport; Augustus do;
Charles Tagnten; La5kn, Washanl Thos Ireland, Fall RI
Brown, Norwich; Henry Chase Mord Mass; Zephyr Eli.
zabeth Faith and Indiana, New York, Com Somes Derby
Conn. " ''
BALTIMORE, July PAR Chckasaw Boston.
FREDERICKSBURG, July PAR Dusky Sally, Boston,
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- -
Brighton Cattle Market.

Monday, July li-At market 425 Beef Cattle, As Cows
and Calves 100 sheep and 300 Swine lis Beef Cattle and
several hundred Sheep unsold.
Prces-Beef Cat,le-We again reduce our quotations.
We quote extra 20 SIS 30. First quality rs S.; Sc
cond quality 81 % a 4 50 third quality 3 rs 81 %.
Cows and Calves-Sales at SlS o. 70 ~, 80 and S33
SheepSales of lots, including Lambs, from 80 to ST.
Weathers 81, , 30, 50 and SO So
Swine-Neary all at market were small pigs. A few
old Hogs sold at 34c. lot of small pigs to pedde
at 4 Ii SC.
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Cotton Trade.

This market has been pretty steady for time Mo
uerae ranactons take place for export at prices quoted
Yesterday In the extreme southern parts fair busin
has been done both English and account and
advance OF was obtained at New Orleans on the 5th
instant.