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SrAwBERRIEs.-We were astonished yesterday morning
in finding on our desk lot of Strawberries Thew were
large Ipe and delicious and learn from note accompa
nyng them, that they from the garden of Mr. Thomas
N. HARVEY, Govanstown production this season
Of the year--Bakimore Sun,
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The New Orleans Times mentions the death in that city of
Italian named RoscENps, who had served city witch
man for the last twenty six years. He mser in his
habits and q. his death left an estate Of S25 900 to $780, 000
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-10-10
THE RESULT IN MARYLAND.

The Senate of Maryland consists of twenty-one
members, twelve of whom (nine Wings and three
Locofocos) hold over, and nine were chosen at the
election held on Wednesday last. The result as
far as ascertained, is shown in the annexed table:
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FROM THE pITTsnunG coMMERc

FROM THE PITTsBURG COMMERCIAL.
That BAIT TO CATcH GUDGEoSs.-We find the follow
ing in the Nashville Banner, Wing newspaper, published
very close by Mr.. Folks headquarters
sMoRE BARGAIN.-I issated in the Pttsburg Com
mercal Journal says the Baltimore Patriot, that Mr. Nc
Candess the Locooco candidate for Congress that district
asserted the stump that he had been assured, whilst in
Washington, by leading Loco member Of Congress, mean
ing Judge Black of South Carolna,) that if Democratic de-
legation from Pennsylvania in the Congress asked for
the modification OF the tariff of lS46, required BY Pennsyva
mia, it would be granted
Was Judge b authorized to give this assurance Will the
Washington Union answer US -
We have, in the most respectful language, tice inr0ked
the attention OF the Washington Union this subject and
begged be informed if Mr.. McCandlesss promise
reliable. The Union has preserved the cest silence. The
Baltimore papers have joined the request have other
Eastern newspapers but the expressive silence has been
observed Now, the Nashville paper asks information, and
surely the Union, that may with safety with discou
esy will be considerable to newspaper that has the
high claims of neghbohood and brotherhood upon Mr. Polk
Suppose the Editors of the National ntegencer should give
US their aid in extortng from the Union
We much fear the new promise is but another device Of
the enemy-anoher ptfa in the path Of the unsuspecing
It is a bad world we live in
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The Ohio Statesman which recently condemned in severe
language the of the River and Habo Bill has been de-
prvel Of the right to publish the laws by authority" Re-
bellon is not tolerated by the Democracy.
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A CALL ON THE UNION.

We cannot without discourtesy refuse the mode
rate request made to in the annexed article, and
therefore comply with it by giving the article place
in our paper. We hope that the Union will not
suffer us to do so in vain.
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valuable bed Of iron has been discovered in Dodge
county, Wisconsin. When analysed il found to yield
ninety per cent The dposte in the mine is said be about
thirty feet thick Its length and breadth has been
tanned,
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Scotland shows that has raed during the three years
existence, million sterling by voluntary contributions. 1t
pays yearly era, 900 to its ministers, CO. 900 its home
MISSIONS 200 to the professors Of its college, and provides
for its widows and orphans The London Times speaks
the highest terms of the zeal and energy it has displayed 1t
says: .m
cit has six missions in India, and six stations in Eastern
Europe and Asia Minor for The conversion of the Jews. 1t
has made grants amounting altogether to nearly GO 900,
the Evangelical Societies of Switzerland and Belgium the
Bible Society at Toulouse, and Gustavus Adophus Society Of
Germany II has translated the Assemby's Caechsm into
the Armenian language, and has dispatched Portuguese
Catechs from Madeira Bombay II provides temporary
support for Hebrew converts in Hungary and for Hndoo
converts at Calcutta supports missionaries with insured lives
in South Africa and has dispatched philosophical apparatus
to the Great Fish river.
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Man RIVER RAiLnoAp.--The Cincinnati Chronicle states
that the receipts the Mad River Railroad already at the
of eighty thousand dollars per The receipts of
the Little Miami Road and the Mad River together are now
in their state hundred thousand dollars per
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A LOUD CALL ON THE F." WASHINGTON UNION
There is scarcely time for the to the follow
ing article to reach Pennsylvania but still the Wash
ington Union wiH answer surely, and let the people
of the keystone make the most Of it.-Bait. Pat.
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THE VOTE IN MONTGOMERY.

We hav, been furnished with the full given in Mont
goery county for members Of the House of Delegates and
County Commissioners, as follows:
III M
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$. w. KEARNEY, Brigadier Genera
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
EXCELSIOR.
n ROBERTSON'S PHENIX n
-, ,HAT HAT E. ANp "a GAP MANNuEACTOET IA n "a

o5EULTON ST, BETwEEN NASSAU and WILLIAM
Moleskn Has ~ exquisite finish and superior elegance The
price OF really supeYb articles only - So being 81 50
less than the goods (manuctrred IN the
and Of similar materially sold n Broadway The secret Of
advertisers elpseses beng b!ta he q those o. the
rates. a1 fmsrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

m0E OO0 TO LEND ON BOND AND MORT
XZVsVOO GAGE, In suit applicants, on pr2
ductvs Real Estate this city and Byoklyn 20 =
basement. NV ,m- N
CALf sklNs skAuotixh hyns;:Ss l ~ Issass "a So
s.s hs;,y Hss' q 's1o,: ,g szSs f. ..ss.S ks
DIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY, i3s sprns street. ce
10 tween Wooster and Laurens street-lne suoe$nper
voud inform his eutomers and the public ssns@; ga % nss
mon Bird Csges OF every description Also. W9oeens Ne
oar s1o ~ VIC s usually kept u Wooden Wars Soss
ali OF which he Offers lower than they 60 es o0cSm e
where. y NELL :. sS.s IN 80
xyFS7iJINE HAVANA 6E0 x;fy of tAs psw Igssl &
1t jrSic Eyrsnts Che WssAC ~ Jev.l rss s.le,e
a imsn SssnisA Asssassp ssH~
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
BON SEJUUR.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure snnounes thai
eommods.iop hotel The Jersey side hs. long been ss
lany mansou has been reted elegant stye with
rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid out what with luxu
fiant shrubbsI charming walks, agreeable drives and p
ssnt boating e place wn SnsilsnEe eompsnon win Az
be provided 9Th or suits Of apartments
their choice Fish Of almost abound in the
Kls and the neghboriug woods dehciens game
The seane, Passac plying bstweegNew ek and Newark
and the esen: o. New York cannot find more beautiful
In ne all vsters aud boarde, he assared
that pains will be spared make the place merit The e.
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The Psssaie for Newark leaves the foot Of Barclay
10 A. NJ and r NJ. landing in front Of :he above place
The Port Bichmond boat leaves pier No. ats r. ~ and
O'Clock Al PORT Richmond there will be boats attend
convey passenger, and land them the house.
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

inst We srst to learn the Pest that there
n cz sckness in city among the poor Irish emil
rrsnts who have lately arrived here. Nearly every
yna1v roo,e sickcn in o week two after comin8 ON
hor we are inSormsd that the hospital wards Of the
aims house crowded to OVERCOMING mostly Sy recent
emi0rants."
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
MARSH'S HEATH HOUSE.

THE UNDERSIGNED would give notice that his es-
the $ Jnse Sssn the po
condition. and supplied with comfort usny found
the house have undergone very
siderable embell'shmens since the lat season bathing
With such convenences to supply the wants Of al and
w,hou. The least delay new and splendid Bowling Alley
erecedsnd Bano Of Masic usu, TO cheer and
s mG *: N @ q y 70 % .
Of his and highly popular establish
The facilities getting here by public conveyance are
soeock A. NJ and IL o'clock r. NJ noon, aud froI Morris
in excellent Immediately after the
o June. Ins 'sssriI asa. iss. : MaHsn issa iM.re
THE PHEASANT.
DAylp HA0AN 5espectfnIy informs hi: friends and she
es s d cubic sii ns noa' E
spared expense in fitting up in the suitable
m with call and has laid in stock Of choicest and
btst selected Wines Ale. &c the market would afford
Raisb Ee s%d can provide parties with SIS private room:
for suppers or other meals. -
jesl iw.re DA'iD afHSwM Howssa stree.
j. TEL, corner of William and Duane streets, respect
same. Every possible effort will be made in regard 70 com
have provided ,hsmseives with q new stoeE Of wines.
u as
q the
style.
sas;. ssi Of a;sS; rooms Per week. TsesaM
Reisesosy win shory be e:;;bisSsd IN Ii. basement
and every luxury Of tbs season viii Be served up the
seyssi .pseous to b. let for meetings. prv. par
ries referees &C. Aso large with gas and III
May %, 1886. my2i stsw imsrc
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
THE SHADES HOTEL,

,v,,,1 o. - Heade OlTeel, rSM OIae q 1Tc9daody.
public, that he has lately opened the above Esablish-
style superior other house kind in the
given his friends and while prorietc,
be guaranty to all who may potrone him in new esta-
bshment while effort his will be wanting
the continu ance Of their patronage
The usual rehes, Chops, Steaks Welsh Rareb, Poach-
The room vii Be rseusrIv ,npol;eS Win eyiv p.psr
Europe JAMES EVANS
milf int
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE CO., VA.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will be
the usual, for the reception Of
It's fame in the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending period of fifty years. sustained by facts
tent and pecuiarty Of its medicinal virtues however the
western Virginia, by VIM, Burke, to be had Wiley
Putnam The object Of this IL say that
made accommodate vsiters in the
comfortable manner and that they will be treated with
form courtesy and kndnes while the charges will be found
moderate the moderate Of the springs There
will BE- Respectable physicen aendance The roads
good order, and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
Sulphur will have stages upon plying between the two
Springs which will ahord Opportunity Of visng
myz .msrc THE PROPRIETORS
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARRows

gone thorough repairs and mprcyemer viii Be open foT
the Of Boardes the first Of May, under the DR.
rscton OF the subscriber WHO has been with the
Of the hotel for the last two three The
house PAINTED and put in excsent order No paas
will Be spared BY the 70 make has
suss- comfortable 10 For terms he saarsss
nj linsr THOMAS MEINELL
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
SUMMER HATS.
RrnNn MY AMI EaCHY0N

n RoBERTsoNs PHENIx HAT AND CAP
- MANUFACTORY, lo3 Fulton street--Tbe under.
signed bsspeaks the Of the public TO the quality Of
his Summer the various properties usually
so.gh for BY the cf taste they have the sddoaL merit
OF being rs below the standard prices They
sentsy similar ia material workmanship and hnsh to the
articles manufactured by e splendid Embellishments Of
merits material difference be perceived, except IN
o trimming, which effectuay prevents the perspiracn
pesrance.
Their weight from az to ~ ounccsbsng much
lighter than substsntaa Lexhos, Fanamas Persons Of
Of cost hvcd examine ihem and 70
establish BY the Of rfscise vaue
pared with the productions of other manufacturers.
mv23 fmhrr HOBERTSflN. ias Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
MO. 32s Pearl street, between Centre and ElmWarm
cold and Baths equal those house the
fB Bosidns r'iS mss sHNa ,';S q. roo o
will be iounds wspapsrs from London Liverpool and all the
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
J. PRICE B co.

j. PhlCk W.
FASHIONABLE HAT STORE.
~ THE SUBsCRIBERS having opened HAT STORE
N No Ito Fulton Of Dutch respsct
fully solicit the psopase oteir old customers and pub
ir. They will constantly keep on hand complete
Of Hats Caps Umbrellas kc &c Of the latest style,
and will sell the lowest pnces Single hats made order
' n,s sSs ;ns.'s'' % notice. irHH6SsR9RR TH6s sRfkNS6N RkNS6N
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
GENIN's GOSSAMER HATS,

GENlN'S GOSSAMEh dAlS,
~ WEIGHING from az to ~ ounces Price only - 50,
- IL about the oossamer Hat first
introduced the subscriber notice Of the New Yor
public the ghtest the desirable, the tasty
article for summer wer heretofore in
The astonishing atfeadng them evinced by the
on bestowed upon them by the who have given them
their have been lost the subscriber who
show that he anxious excel in his
for public the 0ossamsr hat much igher and
pleasant than other before offered They
not liable like the Legho and Panama lose sither shape
caor exposure They be soled BY
either persrrafon oil from the hair commonly the
with other Hsts, for the much admired style Of trimmings,
This is decided advantage over all other hats
The public invited to call and this article
j. N. 0ENfN'S Hat and Cap Store,
my27 lmsrc 7ft Broadway opposite 81. Psuls Church
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.

EU INV f1OUSE, bAII IMONE.
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately retcd aud furnished
in the most complete and elegant BY Messr Jack
pubc viii BE- OPEN for she reception OF guests hs .Spsr
OF the Roekaway Pavilion and
Of Mr. Jackson the Exchange Hotel Baltimore and At the
Astor House. New York. guaranty Of the style in which
the Eutaw will be kept The location u the best IN the city
Of baltimore
The Pavilion, Rockaway L. J.. will remain under the
charge Of MIR. Cranson who, during the summer months
will be happy his old friends this favorite wa
terng place. a29 liner
TOGEPH SMITH late OF Worcester, England begs leave
inform his friends sad he public in general
and calculated please gentemen Of taste He
will always, a heretofore keep his Bar and Larder supplied
Rare Biu, &C., At all hours.
His supply English and city newspapers is eueeed by
house New York. and his Aes Wines, Segars &C.
Rooms for parties the comfort and
Uodation Of customs always attended to. Lodgings, ke
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

NSlON HOUSE
MIDpLETOMN CONNECTICUT.
friends and the public that he leased the above house
for Of and hopes by experience aud strict
age. JOHN l.. MONROE,
mrs 3msc Formerly Of the u. 4. Hotel, Boston.
SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
THE PUBLIC is informed thar this sbishment having
been enlarged and improved since the close Of
season. will be opened for the reception Of vister the
day OF june LANDON GARDINER
May l. 1886. my13 2msr
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
THE ONLY GENUINE
WALNUT OK MILi1ARY

MANUFACTURED by onr Mr.. Johnson, the invsnsor,
~. late Johnsca, vroom Fowler. wholesale and retail
Fancy Soaps and article peraning 70 an
extensive manuactory, for the trade and miiies less
prces than other house IN this country can supply
Pain Extracto for barns. and Hay's Lnimeat for Piles;
KaIydor, for the cpmplsxion;
Acoustic Oil FOR Deafness;
6arsaparilla Extract, 5Octs per bottis-
On he stsvofable terms merchants in al parts Of the
Steam Soap Work. and Labogtoy Of Perf1Nes, Patent
Medicines &c kc. u Courtlandt street, New Yosk.
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
WATERFRONT & CO.,

N FASHlONABLE HATTERS, IN
- q Nassau street. near Fulton, New York -
THE subscribers beg call the attention OF the public
the quality Of their kinds Of Hats OF their
acture They have just receiveda small supply Of superior
sample Of which they will feel much pe.urs in showing
to those who will favor them with call The undersgned
do pretend sell 10 per less than
other establisheut neither they boast having spen
charged.
They have adopted the French style OF trimming the
hats which the perspiration coming
n B. 'WXTTRIPoNT,
my IS Imsm WM. H. JAMES.
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1916.

OLD BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS.
.k&6 FOR LIyERPQOL:=-Ths superior fast sailing
will be dispatched for the above port the frs, OF
ON the 10th.
For passage having unequaled Accommodations in cabin
John HERDMAN K CO, si South st,
NJ B-Perscns desirous Of having their friends brought
from the Old Country have them the above ships
any q the regular line Of pseLst:shr ,iug every i've
sailing weekly Also. Drafts for any fuished-pay
able any part Of Great Britain and Ireland appic
rs above
The New York herald., 1846-06-29
TRITON HOUSE,
ar EN- COVE v.0N1 TST. AND

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel the head Of the steamboat landing, and is
thoroughly fitted up and ready the reception Of Boarder
The Of this esablshmen the purpose Of Sal.
Water Bathing amongst the most eligible Long Island
SOUND Hands attached the premises have very
ensye 'front.' and fine beach for swimmers. The
udings and the Bar and Bowling Alley entire
Iy nnected with the house.
Having farm Of % acres appended e The hotel property.
u supply Of good milk and butter and such other comors
he trusts together with his unretted attentions the
wishes Of his guess will renders residence the Ttos
House extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages 10 hre.
For terms, which will be moderate, apply to
WILLIAM L. jones, Triton House.
Glen Cove. Long Island May /, 1876. my5 irnrre
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

THE respectfully eslls she atts9tioa the
military public to his ssso5msnt q Mary L9u'pnsnts
and Bsyoaet scabbads Of sys!y variety Country comps.
new compsnies will be supplied with samples.
= FIRE CAFE FIRE CATS
nsss - 10 % crssr ct the shortest sa Broadway.
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

<040 nq DAILY LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN
8unuRAxSwz1s NEW YORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
80 The steamboats, SYLPH Captain J. Brais-
ted and STATEN ISLANDER, Captain d. Van Pclt, will
leave foows -
Leave Staten Island s. . 10 and II A. Nj stI,asas.
Leave New York q 10, 10. and II, A. M. and i,a,34s,
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

NOOUIN, + On
a TO LET-In small and most delightfully."- situated
esW house. the Washington Parade Ground, one or
two rooms, with or without full partial board No
1Ae family present consists Of only three persons
To single gentlemsn, gentleman and lady desyous Of
some loes.a this os1 opporssry but rarely met with
tenant without children Address B. T. at the desk Of this
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

ONE half the Stock. Fixtures and interest in the
E:8 well-known and old established STAR HOUSE, No
81 Reade This house has been operation for
the last twelve years aspubc house and doing
htrate business has excellent esllar ti,chen and front
basemest, with beautiful bar.room, fumished in rsrate
style with engravngs and paint Also saloon and bar
the second eor On the third floor there several bed
rooms neatly unshed with brdscadS bedding
There four Of uneIpred lease rn with the
privilege Of renewing il.
The bar well stocked with the best brands
liquors and decantsrs wine glasses and tumbler
will be dspossd Of rsasonably the unable
attend nsslf from nsalth For further
information enquire OF Thomas uire the
Of the subscriber CHhS. GALLAGHER,
jc27 3tsrc No. Is Front street.
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

From the pier At the foot Of Courtlandt street.
The lowpressurs steamboat EMPIRE. Captain y Macy.
leaves of CourtArdt Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, q seven O'Clock.
The Steamboat COLUMBIA, Cap.. VIM. H. Peek, will
O'Clock. -
Passengers mking tnese Boats VII n1ve nms @ take
north TO Saratoga. Whitehall and Luke Champlain.
For Passage Freight apply board. At the Once
the wharf.
No freight taken after 51 o'clock.
NOTiCE-An goods freight, bank bills specie, any
dufn poatyeY the oMnera rak l2Gr
The New York herald., 1846-06-29

kER FOR ORLIvERPOOL-First Packet with dispatch.
NM The 6rst el,s. last sailing ship ELIZABETH. Capt
Barclay, burthen 1000 tons, will sail above, her
regular day.
Has very spacious sscommodotions in the 6rst cabin.
which passengers will be taken the customary price
charged for the cabin Persons intending to embark
should embrace this favorable opportunity by making
JOSEPH M,MURRAY,
ieI0 ror IF Pine eandG Gouth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-08
lotteries.
II G. GREGORY & CO., MANAGES, No.


Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.
$4,000. Of 1000
sstuisysus-sI EIua CT. Capitals, $4,000 Of 1000 900
Of 400. &C. rs Mo-. ~ T,ekss 81 haive. soc q
100000!
In Prizes Of SIS, 900 ench!
ALEXANDRIA Lottery. Gas IL, for Is,c-,o drawn on
rs NO. LoTTERy-ii DRAWN BALLOTs
SPLENDID PRIZES.
f"',:'f $4,000 10000 r'''of ; ;asa
! 5000 50 5000 900
o...... I:,.s as. n. Al: I'll Quarter: 81.
Do Do 20 Quarter DO ~ so
GO NO LOTTERY.le DRAWS BALLOTS.
''''' Of SO $1,000: 600 10 ''''' Of 1900 1900
Ticket, $40; Halves 5. ouartsr. 2 So
Candidates Of Panss' Of ~ Whole Tickets sOO-shar,.
S5O.OOOl
lss Prizes OF 10000 DOLLARS.
New Jen.sy Lottery Class H. for ists-o be drawn Jersey
!; No. Lo,er-ia Drawn Ballot.
| pine. OF sIO 900 100 pr,1ss OF $500
Tickets ~ Halves T. Quarters
certificate Of IS whols soo-share. proportion
ALExANpRh LoTTERY Gas. D. for 1860 be drawn
IS NO LorrERY-ia DRAWN BALLoTs
PRIZES.
prize Of s,ooeo prirs OF saas1
10000 1000
5000 100 200
1900 100 100
Tickets go. Halves S: Quartsr. $50
certificate OF package IS Who'll. Ticket. costs 60
halves and quarters in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, g. for Isi6-to be du- on
Saturday, August %, 1896.
IS Number Lou.y-lS Drawn Ballots
PRIZES.
l prime Of $4,000 pri1s Of s72;5
prize Of 10000 10 1900
5000 ke &c
ekss $40 halves S; quarter. so Cefc Of paeLafe.
Of &c whole lieiets l0O-SaaIes an proportion
Ortes for Cerbost-s Tickets md Shares
any OF the above Feb addre 10 the unde
The most prompt attention. Drawing
forwarded free Of pos.age, : d is received
J. c. GREGORY l. CO, Manafer
JuSS Richmond, Va.
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CAMP MEETING.
d..
The Steamer CHESAP.

Capt. A. MARsHALL. viii leave the wharf at
koettrs AZ eoeh the 9Th of Aosnst TOR THE
CAMP MEETING Ar MOUNT AIRY Charles CITY County. on
the Chck River
The ChEsAfEikk VIII remain Mount Airy until wedne.
day ths lsh Of Angus when
senses nat 20 BY the Chesapeake viii the privilege
e.pa on board The boat during het sbe has nne AID
hgfioon an tpleodid LADIES' Cabin A.
pef-oss roni TO The Camp Meeting
men FOR e"a NO provision will be made bead Of the
further than furnishing snaek going down
tr "s OF inc toi's nlIs and Kitchen furniture will be
quiftd by those sons To IA. meeting.
The CHESAPEAKE viii arrive ground
cay she Gown and eaye ground time enough
IN Richmond before night
fof hHhsr information Tickets Apply Rehmon
Petersburg Dspo, until morning Of the s hen app oo
be made the Captain on board
or TICKETS roR The TRIP TWO DOLLARS.
Jaly
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N. Y. Mnrkct--Angn,t a.-aiP. M.

Cotton 10 without change; sales moderate.
Sales 900 bb. Genesec -four at S4Iei for shipuo nt
and other lots at Sil5; 500 bLl Bsookyu City Mills were
sold yesterday at sac
There Is little Michigan -four here. Sales small parcels
round hoop Ohio at -.
sale- drudge ~hikey 2OBe; 100 s. p. bbls brought
2lSc; other parcels 2ls2li gal.
Sales 1000 bush mixed Indian eorn to 20 East ut 55c
New rye, which Is not wanted by shippers comes down
in small lots and sells 65a66c. bush in the slips
5000 bush canal sold at ale.
Pork aud beef dull. Lard in good demand at Gale
The leather sale to-day poorly attended aud prices
fell oil from isbe. per ID. compared with last sale
The sale ii lndian Rubber Shoes to-day was ut u de
cline OF ten per from last Falls prices
Sales 200 lbs N. w. Coast whalsbone at 80 cts ID.
Nothing doing in exchanges.