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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. J.
CorFEE-The market has been quite firm for
all descriptions tu, sales have only been 10 a
very moderate extent; among which we notice
$50 bags ST. Domingoal G.! G; 500 bags fair La
guayra al :! a Il G., both 6 mos, and 500 bags
Rio taken from the wharf, on terms mol public;
holders are asking advanced rates.
FLOUR ASp MEAL-This has been quiet week
for all kinds Of Bread suffs; we notice sales of
about 1900 bb!s Flour, not recently ground, at
4 lei, and 1900 bbls. fresh ground at near %;
500 bbls. sound Western fair and extra brands al
4ai So
GRMS-Wheat is rather scarce, sales OF seye-
raj small parcels new Southern at IS a ST G., in
GLIDING choice lot at Sc, old al IS c. in store,
and 5000 bushels old Pcnna, mostly in store at
20 so for inferior and light, So a Ste. for
good - C. for prime, and 95 C. for white. Rye
A sale Of new Penna. at SO c. Corn is in de-
mand-saes Of Southern yellow al Al c. Penna.
al II a Is c.; Southern oats sell al - C.
SuaAR-There has been good demand from
The trade; and prices hare further improved We
notice sales OF 200 hh!s ". Orleans al g. :!
C., including prime al !; c., all and mos; go
hhds Porto Rico al !, a7. c., mos; 1000 boxes
fair Cuba browns al 81 S! c., on time, and sew
eral small lots white Brazil DC.
SPlRlrs-Whskey has advanced; sales of lbs
bbls. it 2ls - CT hhts are held at 81. c., with
out sales; we quote al 2la 81, GU. 5. Ga-.
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The Southern Literary Messenger for August
i, full OF interesting matter. The opening article
is an able and conclusive review Of "the Mas
sachuselts proposition for aboishinS The slave ie-
presentation as guaranteed by the Constitution
il nobly vniicatcs the rights Of the South and The
nteori,y Of the Union. II is from gentleman,
whose pen has graced our columns, and we Shall
transfer ii 10 The enquirer" as document she'd
ding much igh, on a vital subject, and calculated TO
open the eyes d the Northern people. Al pre-
sent we have many communications on hand, and
We arc compelled for few days 10 postpone The
publication of this interesting paper
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nrsATEs OF VIRGINIA CONVENTION
I'VE have a few hundred copies OF The Ne,
w bates of The Virginia Convention OF ~
and 80. both in calf and boards, which we ar
disposed 10 sell at cost. Persons VINO TAKE an ,sI
teres, in The call Tor another Convention VIII iiiu
his work Of much advantage.
'''' -" WIN. f. & THOS. RITCfIlE, JR.
July 30
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HoYIrs PRIZE oFFicE.-Drawins Of Mononsa-
Il lin Lottery, Glass 81:
- Il p i6 6a Is 20 46 % &c.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass 1872:
G9 % rs 80 40 co 3s 80 IS IS Is.
Ticket Nos. Is Go Is, Capital Prize, sod by HoYr.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 81:
80 81 IL IL q 66 y Is II fs % 8 81.
Aueust5
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FOURTH SuPriY of cool and cheap Their nome
tcs, received al Sialioner's Hall, 2l Main Street
Aug.5 J. w. RANDOLPH co.
DlCTURES AND FRAMES Another lot just 10
hand, ut J. w. KANDULPll 20 >
Aus.5 Books store aud Bindery.
DURCELL'S OFFICE--Ths days. m,il--Cnpial.
$1,000 Ticket % 81, halves ! D, quarters t2 cts.
Return hour III r'1Iock Aug )
HOYT'5 OFFICE 900 Capital for to-,lny.-
L Tickets only s5-sharr. in pioIo;lIcn Packages
fur sac very cheap until II o'clock. nj
HUYT'S OFFICE,
Aurust5 M. 3 Exchange.
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ysJIfANI.E PAPERS.

We have received the Prospectus OF Tue Co"'
grsssional Union" and "Appendix," 10 be pup
lisbed a, the commencement of The approaching
s.ss;on Of Congress, BY Richie & Heiss 10
give an idea OF these publications, We make &c"
extracts:
.Tbr Congressional Union viii contain inll aha
accurate history Of the daily pocteues" n,,cd with
- ~ inc nat onal legislature II WIZ " co IN he
snrb cnre ,ha, every citizen who Is ihteIes'e 'h,
puhlic affairs viii find II complete - nops on mi
rrot cedngs, and reany oouh W
aue siions which come htfore mem. ,,,ich il
"Tne ,upepdix' will contain every speech Sa,s
d.,;vcred IN The House Of Representatives anu "h
during the session, reported al rns' y s,sad before
cn,nS NJ Congressional Reporters, ana 'et'seu "a -
"h,cs,i nv The authors, whenever II s reqIe @ H.
These two works vi" he suc'iy inpa.a, ' ,,a Of bu
tended 10 he as interesting ana ,seiu' 10 .e a r. m.
;ess md 10 the politician OF the one parry, as " ''e
other :, ..o.,o,;on thai the next
sessiou of Congress Is destined u DC one =" 'o ; ~
nnt,nt wheel has taken place since 'ne ~ 49,, 20,
~. 1.n,crnmrnt IL is The long session. IL Is Tue s
sion nhich vii deveiope the general pan y, ''e
Administration It's measures VIII stamp w" r , 80,
~ u, institutions come. some "i INC nv
;n,no,tan estluns which are connected WIN our ~
ro,pn relations or our domestic concerns VIII NC ~.
srn,rd for their consideration ne maj measure "
,if, inn The Constitution Of Texas, whcn Is 10 eons
,na. h.r admission into MON, and the adhss'o"
az her members INTO our public counciiS-eVr,! e.s
which affects the Oregon luesiion-ou' Ie'a,o"' VI
As A
InlI Veteu !eaIy,-these, and other measures Whi'
,,e more or less connecod with our foreign reialoh'
win come under the review Of The Approaching congress
Mast of the en, ny important Questions when rei
to our Internal the revision "i the @
adnnIion of the best mode for preserving the pubic
neys-a variety of commercial measures-pethaps '''g
hest system for regulating The important ihleIes' ~
T.,as.ibe Indian uu.slons-ihe lana quesu"ni-.l
hes, system for our Navy'hese. and others, WIN e"
-tilur n mass nf business which Is caenh1en u r".
mand much Of the time Of Congress, and mnch oi w
attention of the people. They Will all be Iepoi'eu ny
he Congressional Union - ,ro,,,,
eve feel a deep sense of gratitude for tue pfni'pl
manner in which our political friends, IN every section
Of the country, have already come forward !, sustain
The Union, alay we hope that our friends thtousn
ou the United States will continue 10 assist our iasnis
and pcvail npon their friends 10 take some one ed''on
Of the 'Unon!'
a-r"As this will br the long session OF Congress-
and viii probably last eight months. we have cnnc'uneu
Ia pub sh the Congressional Union anu 'appehu'A ."
thu following trims:
For ire Congregational Union, 81 80 per copy.
''For The Appendix, 81 50 per copy
"CIIbs will be furnished with ten COPIES 81 filhtf :"
the above works for si2; rentyGce copies Tor SO
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INK.
BLACK, Blue, Red, Hur Black, Copying. lndrlill-,
ID Drawing aud StrePrn Ink, of the best English and
American make in all size hotties, be found at
S,ationcr's Hall, lei Main street.
Aug. 5 J. w. RANDOLPH co.
lTTELI.'S LIVING AGE. W. Randolph Co.,
- l2 Main Street, ihc agents for this valuable
present time. Cali and subscribe. You Will get more
than your moneys worth. Aug.
DEAUTIES OF CALEDONIA, on GEMS uFSCnT
- fish SUNG-Containing m"ic than my OF iIr
most beautiful Scotch Songs, neatly bound up III
qnaIiu volume. Just published, AMI Tor sar hv
NASH K WOODilDfSE,
booksellers and Dealers III Piano Fores and Mh-ic,
l37 Main Street. Anr'
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING & QUEEN.
THE Exercises of this Institution wil ir resumed on
the Isl september, and terminate on The a,lh De
temher NEAT. o. VIII u,
J. II. PITTS.
inflammation relative to The School may he "h!an'dby
addressing q. WHITE,
August 5-r4t rlcctwon1 Aca'eny
n RUSSELL BIGGER Co-sI 900 sol.p:--
= Drawing of Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ~;
~ 81 ~ 10 so IS - ~ 81 Is So 3D.
Balf Ticket N0s. 80 SO Co. small prize 81 coo sofa
10 county correspondent, aid win be paid when pre-
scented, by BIGGER K co.
$4,000; IS Ncs, "A drawn-Ths /. The Lottery TO buy
phckars IN. Drawing received this day. IhesnayJ
RISK OIL package of 25 whoe tickets only S2o =,
Do. do. e5 halves = ~ .,
DO. do. 25quar.ers ~
OF Call before II o'clock. .
Two for t-morrow-sl 200, $50 Invest 'iIree No
pr1el &c Nos, and 10 dra"L-Ticktt' =; s4,m9
Gull IN T. RUSSELL BIGGER 70
August 5 Nanarrrs, Office, Opposite Eagle RUNS
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UNION TEMPERANCE MEETING.
The Providence Total Abstinence Society,
with other societies in that vicinity, will hold
Grand Union Meeting, on Saturday, Tie 10Th Of
August, a, the Seats, near Perkins Store. Gooch-
land county, Immediately on tie TreeChopped
Road, where The friends OF Temperance, and the
public generally, are invited 10 attend. Messrs
Lucian Minor and Richard lvanhoe Cooke, are
engaged 10 deliver addresses, aud other speakers
are expected.
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a WHITE MAN by The name of CLARK, aiisco1hei
~ with 4 Negro Man Of mine few nights ago, ana
have no ,ul that he intends selling him or running INN
or 10 free stair Clark is man apparently abort ~
wears old very thin visage, little bald headed wth,
think a few gray hairs. lie had on 4 long b'nr c'li
cost mo- vest palm leaf hal with srlp oi Grape ronnu
II he has some black spots set IN one Ui ms arms WIN
nlrlble ink or something of the sort. The Aes'o Man
i, between ~ and - years oil, very blac. low aho
bunkv fuIl face hair pretly long Clark and the Negro
hu,h shoe makers he public are hereby requested 10
usc all vigilance for The detection OF the Thief; and
EDWARD .. ROBERTSON.
Smut Snring Annnnaiinx Coz Va. Aug. l-lN.
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4 PpRENTlCEs WANTED:-l."soa nsd,
II prentices, IA and IL years q a ns,ssoulactuf
10 learn the lin and sheet iron wal. ar, snch a. can
ing business. None need apply ous ~, ~ cLalacIsF
GONG we'll recommended, WIN nnly 10
BOYS from The country preferred, oa aliRWgIN,
Main St., corner above Va 0s"'
july 29-cIt
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BANNERS


DAINTFD AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE By ACK
i ERMAN 4 MILLER. loi Nassau street. Ann.
fay
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SUMMER READING BOOKS,

DrBLT,HED b D. APPLETON Co 30 broad
L way.-A GALLOP AMONG AMERICAN SCENERY
Sketches Of American Scenes and Military idyentgre-.
Bv Augustus r. si.innan. j vol lsmo IS cents
INCIDENTS or SOCIAL LIFE AMID The EURO.
PEAN ALPS, By II. Zschokke translated b. Prof siraez
Wi Emo =.
THE FORTUNES or HECTOR OHALLCRsS
ana h. Man MARI AnfOry OT0Oe, by W II. MsXwe.
illustrated with plates, bound paper cover - plates
- cents
HANDY ANDY, Tale Of lr-h Lie, by Samuel Lover
Illustrated with u paies-b0und ~ paper cover and plate.
jDctnfs.
IS D.-TREAsURE TROVE, by the author of Handy
ANDY two p.afes-paper cover, p cents
SCOTLAND AND THE SCOTCH, by Catharne Sin
clair. = GEMS.
SHETLAND AND THE sHETLANDERs, by cathsrine
sinclair Is cents
NEW PURCHASE. or Seven and hall Years 10 tie 7 sr
Wet b. Robert C1rl,ou. vOl-. i2m0 : ~.
THE FLAG SHIP. Or Voyage Round the Word 10 he
o. ship Columbus b Rev. r. " Taylor 2vol-- -
T~.t
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DENTAL SuRGERY-

nODGF 4 PAKMElF. ~ a. BDudl-'r,,'i. New York
~ ani fsInsyItaun AIfUIe. Washington. ID. a. resprr
'le pubic. sni n. a Nho require .t' ally ~ Ant SAIL o.
fis FNrlRIfNt iD HnI PRACTICE A. DENTIST. fo cal
uH Hen ea fNHr .frm. and examine their claims D pub
lc confidence ini patronage
Im.l would N4rIrIlrt cal. attention n heir Pnifn
mrih0i of fastening fcil i,-h when gold plan"
which j. u-.l hg iNfiHsrlfc. alone IN fle Cities n New
Y0rs aNI Ns.nuluH The mu-i prominent advantages Cd
Obj. r uI Eastern are iIr following 3D. u -ayrs tr psii
fe'l fni makes 'l-s r0is highly useful n fastening i'
artificial f,fL n gives 'le ssfl greater frure-s render
IuF them always much 'r-- troublesome, much
i a.. may boz m tho process u Ta-f afiOn Than ne
common modr b A renders ip anf fepar,
fhe teeth which, together with he peculiar simplicity ~ me
ft-eHng-. enables the o keep Them always cean
The great Improvement -crl by iA- patent needs uut q
be- order 90 be- understood, and "a be- u-.i 0 b- ~
rfecafsd n has received me- appreciation u ~ u'
most ng.s Dentists u ti" country, AMI T. universal
commended by hose Who have agas themselves VI No nj
fanfsre-
Hereafter SMITH DoDcg will devote h- entire attention
tD ihs ONCE ~ Boud.ife New .iofk while he ur|o
partner vii attend tD ihe business in Washington. Mr.
Dol ~ heg- ftr iO rs attention tu he following recon-
mrnaaUu from rr Hon. ,Ia- Mughi, te ~ me- T. , sen
ATE, and now Governor l lie Sale II NEWTON
Wksni>sr0S. D. 4. fsh IS. 1913
Dr. smith Dodge upon h.. arrival in Washington il
open sn 0rce q surgeon Dentist. pr'-en~ to |rsf.
rom .versl FREUD. Sc~-Nor> of tle highest 0-pecia
Hy ADD standing cpn'annE te -if"nse- .d nn-i hfnfA
he nDua- both tl e esceirncr If BIZ pntts eiur
afifr and l- superior professional Qualification. rts-s
.af..firinrV efIrr- nj s AMI ir Denu-i, indufr
me ~ once fu engage fie professional src'- ~ Dr. Dodge
flr my Dsu FAMILY and my wife sni myself nov able
from personal tap.rence iD add equally sgort..
testimony h. favor gentleman AMI sNiui Dents,
Tis testimony i iu- given by ue, vel IN 0hrience p
fhe earn-f sol citation. nf aud worthy friends ~
New ork, eho have for many yer- experienced the -
vcuou- oi h.. personal and professional meri.
mli law3mWNsIs siLAS WRIGHT.
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STATE REGISTER.

Two THE PATRONS OF rnE NEW-NORK STATE
1 REGISTER. Edited hy ID. L. hoiLti, t-q-Ile pub
Usher and cOmr er OF r above RETURN. sincere
hanks to fhe numerous subscribers fD f keF-er tnd
particular fo all those vi ho have assisted hm l collecting
Information Tor fhf same fHr IL. HF fe prompt assistance
rendered ha the NOrA has been made comparatively core
reef ana useful fn iHe public ai large.
4 SuFPLfvfNr to ihr Register iof 1915 Wit appear 70
MAY iHa-prfc fn subscribers. n cents n Will he uH f.r
plan Of f ~urp'e. n' Of fii0 contain I abstract 90
le nes Census OF fe Safe. together Hh much additional
matter. and ~ duly encouraged. ie NeN lurA ~far KeI
.er will appear .r enlarged form n 1871, and nus CON.
Hrie n- biennial publication. followed tY Supplement
The pHb.lcr NJ fhe Register feels warranted BOZ MAXIM
n Ills time direct appeal Or continued patronage f1 's
WORK ~ safely Of The tly thousand volumes Of
fh and similar books that 20 has published during hr a-i
81. or twelve years studied attempt has been ale
Ter h, works correct ard useful without fear or bins ola
and although oeu surrounded uy refplrNlng dirc4llr-
md conflicting opinions huf a. boz Las been at"d by ic
really counsel O several talented be- fance- be- ha- been
-rahed present from time o. time % statistical
aci-. without giving offence 'p any individual lie there
orr relies upon farther patronage New York, Jun. -,
gf5 fifl J. DiSri RNFLL DOB. Br0afNag
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Orn Goods.
SILK Goops-NEw SPRING STYLES.

SILK GOODs-NEw SPRING STYLES.
DECk. NICHOLSON A WRIGHT No- i'' Pearl an
Hsafrr.-fr,.f-. Nfs ur., would respectfully Invite
fe attention of Nrrc4aaf veunf Tins city, to ilsr
mont OF Sflt aud faart Goods comprising Ina part VIZ
DRESS GOODS.
Bsrrges and Bafornr- ezra printed Jacours and Sa'f
stripe Nu.ur. complete assortment of Muslin de Lame
of all STYLES and prices nch san striped and ruhfuldsrs
TarIaan Muslin Dresses Camrleon Brocsde ard .ati
striped >Ik-. SHAW -
Hr0rie Cashmere Barge and fu assortment of Cane
.ou and Dsms-a sis shsvis reh Dsmiss Alpaca ans
>frsdHlaShsv. s snd beautiful article, together viii
black AMI cold Muslin de Lame shaw great variety
RIBBONS.
full assortment o. Bonnet and Cap Ribbons ~ the
esi ard rchr-t styles complete assortment uf laheii
and satin Ribbons. Also iu assortment Of Millinery a.
Hfisf bAtfS.
English and German Thread Llcr. and fdgings hgd Car
Lsce- q large assortment trimming Laces and Lace Eds
'ug- Nc tlpNf>f
coii- ng of KID. he hesi manufacture h. and cold SIX
Egyptian and Filler Gloves win large assortment II Fancy
Mu- select assortment Of Fancy lidk- Linen tamhr'
Hikf.. Pongee and Splfalh@d Halo. together with
gr,ai variety of Paru toIt Gtmps and Tr,mmirss, new
styles s ~ Which viii be- offered the Lowest s i,f pr'es
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IMpoETANT no THE PUBLIC.

>rEW-YORK. JUNE ~ ist1-SiR. have analyses .hf
stomach of 0r-e and other substances, with reference
To- fts. poisoning OF your horses AMI AFTER tedious invest
alton have been unable % -coyef any mineral poison; ts
lrIv suspicious article All oar apparently -iturae vii
lbacco. "a. the symptoms Of poisoning were suspicious
should YOU wish ans further Investigation shall attend ff
o. Your, respectfully, LAW hENIE krlD,
Professor of Chemistry the College Of Pharmacy Of hf
Cry of NeV-A0rk.
Mr. CHARLES WHTs0S. BOwery and lle''er-L
NEW-loRK June -. l3fh
SIR. As NJ MhsOn has refused 90 give yOa or he pub
lie copy of my report 10 regard % the supposed poisoning
rr-c- and am informed that b. denies having EMPLOY
81 me n gard O the business hand You e above. which
j. "a copy of my report TO hm us far ~ con remember
Your. respectfully, LAW hENtf REID.
Mr. J0HN NlRrIY. Harlem
Having a-ceralred that Mr Charles Wilson had reseT
.i from Proctor Reid. fO whom bee had submitted fn
...emra anag-- and examination the OATS stomach and
rer of one of - horses. which supposed % have dt
from poi son report nf the results oi Dr. Reds invest ga
on applied To Mr. Nm-on 10 KNOW Tire nature OF the fe
1or he however not only deniei me any Information on
be- subject, bat treated me with much abuse.
subsequently applied 20 Professor Reid himself. and or
navmeui hv me o. him of 80 bang IA cha agaHf VI
gaion received from him De- foregoing cerftca'e-
which, nm impeled tO Jay before an honest Public
Of the many SANDERS circulated against me. and af
Pc intention Ifint # DyafHg an sHqtrHdlHg cf,s-n
Dared June 30. l8al JOHN MURPHY,
len ~ Proprietor 1f Harlem Stages.
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NEW ORIGINAL WORKS.


No.I.-OF WILEY AND PrTNAMS LIBRARY OF
AMERICAN BOOKs-CoatairiHg JOURNAL OF An
AMERICAN CRUISER, comprising Sketches Of the Cana
re-. ile Cape de Verbs Liberia MADEIRA Sierra Leone
and other places Of interest e Yves, Coast Of Africa, By
an Ohicer Of the Untei saies Edited by Nathaniel liaw
,horne vol no. beautifully printed hne paper-jo ci-
No. U.-wlLL BE PUBLISHED or sATU RDAY
BENZ LETTERS FROM ITALY; by J. T. HsADLEy.
No.III.-TALEs BY EDGAR A. POE VIII appear
90 WEDNESDAY, next
WILEY 4 PUTNAM. 1911 Broadway
~ DOWNINGS WORKS on THE FRUITS AND
FRUIT TREES or AMERICA, WILL CERTAINLY BIZ
..,...,, "a. N,~r.v Nrxr ieM
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LNrxroor. June 3 lsij-Subsoqucn 10 the dopar
ise OF the last steamer h uL Ne had some increase
Gdemsnd for cotton chiefly from consumers and GOO
extent of business done but the demand Wa
isey supplied II did not lead 20 any decided amendment
pncs- and in the last day TWO since the arrival
The Boston Of the 10Th ufo the market has be
come very heavy and has declined tul q n.
This .. attributed TO the continued large receipts int
the American ports and the conviction which sccmec
generally ioprCyw in The United States that the Oregon
qlesnoh Was not likely 10 lead 10 any serious difficulty
between me Two countries. On the other hand the
counts o' 'n' sFo~ ns cotton crop in the Atlantic state
beng Hh"seay e'c and injured by drouih have attracted
some attention
Trade AZ Manchester continues encouraging.
The sales Of cotton Tor the week ended I'D ut wen,
g. f2O bales. and for that ended Sh f they snnuntec
100 bales OF which about 800 were taken bv spccu
aiors IN each week. OF the American decorations sold
the last week l6O were Upland AZ 3! 70 a.. 34O OR
lsans al 81 to 6l 1880 Alabama sud Mobile Al 81 To .
sni 90 Sea Islands at u 10 lJi per 70.
For the three business days which have since can.,a
de transactions are estimated to amount 10000 hale
- yari TO spectators, and Of this only @oo has beer
sone to-day.
~ Orleans 3! 10 g. fair A. and Alabama and Tennessee
80 - per 10.
The import into Liverpool since the lsi Of Jsnuar
iouris 20 so 900 bales against ooupu 10 me same ~
rod as, season from the United states the supply
,i6oOl being an increase of 2s6o0O bales The soc
u the pOr Is estimated at y23On against b'"" I
am period la, year the stock of American Is soou
c0OoO or 10000 bales more than II then was
The continuance %; dry and cold weather had pecu
% have influence on the Corn Nsfkct-oui -enii
'Nns The last few days have made them dun again.
The supply Of Turpcn'ne having been moderate. n
act parcels have been sold al FOR midcllnc % : .
~ good quality 20 the extent Of 1900 barrcls-oui ID
market j. not brisk. No change in Tobacco.
hwRr, saturday 3l.i MAY -C0r0Ns-No,hin
MAFcry prominent feature has occurred IN the tuatO
81" our market during the present week. which m m
MY part Wore rather dun appearance, hut has sine
-sslMed hrlc more activity and the Transaction
oi regular character M, 10 the clo.c The sales hav
rSiy averaged about 800 bales but no; the shghie'
sp'eu'ai'e feeling has been cvinced nearly the Who'll
s-euy having been taken for consumption and price
are now very INN Al quotations
The sses OF the week are Qls4 hol.s including , -
sre~'oreens, al 4 6e 3l22 Mobile. 81 a 20; 2s6
sPAnd. u o. 30 Brazil 70 q s., and 200 Peruv,u
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coNANTIs PATENT YEAST.

IccORDING 10 he old maxim, Bread j. he sisf OF
n lfe~ But 10 J. certain thai GOOD HEALIHFtL BRAD
.,yrgr. trcur and DisEsrsLEis by 10 easily Oh
r.i ard MYRIAD. of persons obliged ~ wander GoL.
without that essential sfAd
Chemical science and research were never expended Tor
more necessary and useful purpose Aa 10 ite discovery OF
.e material which should promptly and certainly produce
oI gr.ad That great De-. drIain tas been obtained ty
~ sk and patience 81 Nr COnani OF Low ell, who has
iiui gread IA. quickly ne -four be kueadet ind
akrd T. j. denousrnble that, BY TIE old -ow process 81
roI. fermentation much oi the nutritious portion " ~
-- H. ax.-ao-.a; hu. hv the application of tONANlr
PATENT YEAST instantaneous enrrv rscence directly io'
n.y. and all he saccaanne properties Of ihe meal are re-
aimed ttu. securing ile entire nouslfnea; which the aotf
naturally includes.
sold wholesale and retail, ~
N p MISSY. Clinton Hail. cor. Beesman and Nassau.
GASSNFR 4 YOUNG 80 Ch4iham--t
CHESTER briggs 63l BloadMaY
John n BROWN BROTHERS, - and 81 Broac-si.
STAPLES & FORD. ~ B0"efl;
: ALBRO. 3-3 B0wery, cor. bond-s-
TIA : HOPE. - Chamoers--i
D0NiNICK 4 DRUMMOND, q Greeuwich-s-
SAMUEL KIP. % Broadway
A.. I.vf the rrfrrfrli iIrucrr- n general leg ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21
A NEW PATENT PAIL FACTORY FOR SALE

'EHiS NOVEL MACHINERY for th~ Manufacture oi
cedar. vanished common and fancy panied Pals 10
thus brOu glt before the Pubic TINS 4 The tr-f and
machinery of The Kind n he city, and Tor he trsi
Invested Ol iis sec1-on for hi purpose u lcffnz H.
pubic better pprecaie ~ worth and novelty The ias'1ry
Z. n fan and cDmpie operation AT lovers n cIro-
nv viii be- Win the exceeding simplicity and f1pial,
sIfu which Pail. here uallftcfIfeloue psr-um
king q from IS 0 lon per day accOfllng "a quality Of
ard three persons making on he same machine, q the
time ~ fO pH .l Ten hours Any enirrpr.lng person
-lng embark .l most lucrative and sa's bus
Pals nlng a csa article has uo~ ne opportunity
small investment Oh ensure profit u 20 Ie
cent per anngm A. ye 'ir factory been confined
maAng the and fancy painted Pa-, bot any Cedar
Manufacturer HeI knows that Cedar Pals pay y times fhs
prOhi especially When made of with he rapidly with whs
iteY can be with his machine.
The factory j. 0pen free fOr Inspection tos, and Wi
remain the remainder " The wees
Cedar Ware Manufacturers particularly invited a.
give this factory ih0rOu Oh Inspection
For further parcuaf- enquire Al he factory, ~ FIN st.
between Avenues and u. Jl1 ftls-