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ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT BRITAIN
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGJAND


New YORK, July 81, JAM
The steamer Great Britain arrived al an, yb.
this morning.. after passage of tbisteen snd
han days, bringing dates from I.iyerpoo, IN the
'th inst, three days later than those by the Cam.
brla. - '"0 Oan'
She brings ninety -oRe passengers.
mere was no pohticak news Of Importance stir
'ing' but general determination seemed to he a.
''nced to give the new Ministry fair trial
ne crops ~ both England and France bid fair
for good yield
he money market continued easy. with nm
change IN the price Of stocks
Flour was M good demand al from 26s IN 2as
Duty paid. " COS"
acre is no change to note in the price of cot
ion Sales since the departure Of iI,e Cambr;,
amounted to 17 900 bales
Mr.. Cobden has addressed lette, IN h;o oon
stInenis at Stockport, in which he iDtlmatec rho,
me slate OF his health will require him To leave
me country for twelve months, and that, If thew
oeslTs Vt. he will tender his resignation.
From Wilmer & Smiths Times.l
lHE MEXICAN WAR.--Now that the differ
ences arising out Of the Oregon have been settled
collision in the Gulfo Of Mexico or in the pao;6o
oatweeD The American and the British sonadrno
arising opt OF this tradDpery Mexican row. is
dreaded. Several vessels have been ordered IN
POcefu w the Gull Tor The purpose. the newa
papers term it, Of psDtectng British interests :,
and the s1uadIOns Of both natinns, accordino n
The latest accounts, were at Mazatlan. in tho p.-
ciic
What the nature Of the adyices transmitted ..
The commanders Of these sQnadrons NAV he. has
not, Of course, iranspiTed bDt any imperiinen, in
reference in dispute with which FINLAND he,
no concern, forms, it is to be hoped, no part oe
them.
FRANCE.
PARIs, July 4,-Our advices from the F,o,.t
capital come down To the 4th inst. On the 49,
ceding day the session of 1916 was formalIv opaoI
ny a royal ordinance, presented in both cb.rnhoss
The reading Of this document was. as nsn,l
ed with loyal cries of Eve e Roll aftor !Ssh;oL
the members separated.
The French Press contain commentaries -, At.
breaking up Of Sir Robert Peel's mDstrv '"O
La FrGace observes that the fall of Sir poho,.
Peel has the air Of triumph, and this is sn 49,
the general opinion manifested by the ps,;. on,
nails that we shall be excused from er,,ac,;n,,
series Of eulogies without enough variety n rso.
der them interesting. ~ 'e"
Lord Brongham declares his intention NJ orDo-
sing the new administration to the u,rnos, If b.,
power. v "''
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death had taken place amongs, the Califoroi, e,n.
igrants-one small child. the child of .Judg.
MWin. and the other Mrs Keys, from Sprin1.
field. Illinois, quite and aged lady who had been
laboring under consumption. We may add how
ever, that Gov. Boggs says nothing in his letter
about the Mormuns. which will settle many ru
m0rs going through the land about these people. ="
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UNITED BROTHERS OF TEMPER


This Division has now been in existence but
few weeks, and numbers among its members some
of Portsmouth's most promising citizens. We
mink mat the cause of temperance would be
much ad 'anced, were all the sons of the order, to
take an interest in this Division, and become
members They hold their regular meeting eve.
~ Thursday evening in the Hall of the Howard
Division, Sons of Temperance. Go ono go all.
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TIIE TARIFF.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Journal of Commerce, under the date Of
Friday says -
=" Some suppose that the question on The Tariff
will he taken on Wednesday next. It will more
probably be taken on Saturday. The force in ia
vor of the bill IS now sufficiently well drilled to
ensute its passage. The wavernp men are con-
firmed in favor Of the bill 1t will pass in foil
Senate, by 4 majority Of two"
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A VESSEL DESTROYED Ry E,pp

G. w. Tracy. of pilo, boa, Baltimore, writes
to the Baltimore Exchange from Cape Henry,
under date of July Is. as follows:
ION Wednesday we fell in with with tho
schooner Man'e". ui Washington, n. G.. She
was ON fire. and soon after entirely DESTROYED
We picked up her crew. eight in number. and her
stern boat. The schr. Manteo, Capt Abbott, was
regular trader between Washington, n. G. and
H. sion
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a NEW REPUBLIC

The editor of the ST. louis Republican. in n
conversation with q gentleman recently from
Santa Pc, learned fact, which has no, heretofore
neen sinded to m accounts from that quarter
beiore this gentleman 1eft Santa BE, Gov. Armioo
'n'ermed hisn that there was a, that time mea-
snre IN contemplation TO form new confederation
OF States IN Northern Mexico that they propose
so declare their Independence oe Mexico, and then
% unite as republic; that, to secure the CO..
operation or the Department at New Mexico in
ehs enterprise, Mr.. Hackns, lawyer of some
ceieo'iiy, from ChiHa uhan. had visited him ut
Sonia Fe. and Seveloped the plan 10 him. The
States OF Iacatecas, Durango. Sonora, Tamaulipss
ana Nneva Leon, now united In one State
Coahaila, Cbihauhau and California, were parties
10 che contemplated revolution: and the object of
HE rs'ssnn of MIR. Hackus to Santa Fee was to
enlist Gov Armljo in the struggle. Norfolk
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tempt TO realize the magnitude of i,s commerce.
Such Is the present state of the commerce. or the
Mississippi. including it's tributaries. according to
The best data that can be obtained. and such it's
future prospects,"
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c. "A. FINLEY, MD,
Surgeon United States ARMY.
EXCITEMENT AGAINST A JJrDcE

Inc excitement against the Judge, Jury, and
COUNCIL ut Shelby, who was tried for murder az
Lexington and discharged on ball. is said 70 he
very intense The Judge and Jury were hung
and burned in effgy by the citizens. The jury
hung on his trial, being for acquiltal, and for
conviction
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CONGRESSIONAL

In the Senate on Tuesday, Mr.. Morehead spoke
against the Tariff Bill
The House was engaged all day in the consid-
Grafton OF sundry propositions, having reference
to the public printing.
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TRAVEL.

The steamer Curtis Peck, Capt John Davis,
brought down the River yesterday from City
Point and Richmond, les passengers-95 were
put on board the boa, for Baltimore. and the bal
ance landed at Old Point and in Norfok-7S of
whom were from Charleston 6 e.
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which passed over Sault Ste Marie shout iima
since, two highly esteemed non commissioned of.
hcers OF the I'd Infantry, stationed at For, Brady
were Killed by stroke of lightning. The names
o. the deceased were l.. Connel, sergeant. and
ChAuncy Walker, corporal. The latter leaves
family.
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PALO ALTO AND RESACA DE LA
palma


We extract from the Union, the following lis,
OF the private soldiers who were MORALLY wound
ed and expired on the days Of the battles of PaIo
Alto and Resaca de la Palma, or died Of their
wounds soon thereafter.
-" VILLAIN Anterior, Lewis r. Tucker Gesrpe
Bates. Charles Wilson. Frederick Papae, James
Manning Thos. Cantwell, - Martin, -
6 ,, ~ owen Hawkins, James Morgan, WIN.
MarsIand. George Chisholm, Philip Lee. o rlando
Fierce Robert Mathews. Daniel McDardie. -
Eldridge, James Slockley, - Alberfson
Shoemaker, Welgart Horace, - Francis. -
Anthony, - Fisher. - Mullen - HIM,
- Hart, - Wallace, - Farrell
Haddox, - Lewis, - Murray, - Wal.
dron, - Patton.
The names Of the men who were killed ont
night, or who did not come under tile observation
OF the Surgeons, have not been reported TO the
Surgeon Generals Office"
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CATCH HIM.

A reward of $500 has been offered for the an.
prehenson Of Eppes, the murderer of the lat,
Mr.. Muir, Of Petersburg
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'GHIO'S GARDEN

This eve"ing Chic gives at his Garden, his
grand display OF fire works, the most brilliant, and
interesting that has ever been seen at this place.
See advertisement.
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Benjamin Anthony, a trader Of Providence, r
- is accused in Boston Of doing large swindIine
business to the tune Of $4,000.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-19

The New Orleans Pcayune Of the 18th inst. en-
,srs further into the European project Of erecting
, monarchy upon the ruins of the Mexican rePub'
Lie. and placing upon the throne a scion of royal
boOdp IL sapposes that Spain, France, and Eng
and are at the bottom Of it-that troops are to be
sent from Cuba to Mexico to assist in it-that Pa
r,dss himself is concerned in the intrguethst the
soanish minister in Mexico, Seior Bsrmudez y
Castro, is authorized to draw on the intendente
Of Havana for 500, 0OO-among other pur-
poses, to establish monarchical prsss, (Which,
bv.,hs-by, we hear more directly from Mexico that
!, has bssn suppressed,) and hat Santa Ana Il
watching the game, to prof. by it at the first OPP
portunty. -....
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OFFICIAL.
GENERAL ORDER

As a mark Of respect to the memory Of the late
Commodore William M. Crane, Of the United
States navy, chief Of the bureau Of ordnance and
photography, and in recognition Of his long and
msritorious services, the flags Of the several navy
will be hoisted at haf.mast, and thirteen minute
guns fired at noon on the day after the receipt o.
this order.
Officers Of the navy and marine corps will veal
Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
GEORGE BANCROFT.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March l9, 1886.
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The following petition from the principal wine
merchants of New York, was presented to the House
on the 18th instant by the Hon. Mr.. Maclay, and
referred to the Committee Of Ways and Means:
To the honorable the House Of Representatives Of the
United Sisies Of .dmericd.
Your memorialists, engaged in the importation of
foreign wines, in the city Of New York, being i'm
pressed with the opinion that, in the event Of any
contemplated change in the present mode of levying
duties upon wines, I'D valorem duties may be sub
sttuted, beg leave respectfully to represent:
That an id valorem duty upon wine, whether as
sessed upon the invoice value or upon the actual
market price, presents great difficulties, and highly
detrimental consequences to the fair dealer and
the revenue; as, iflevied upon the cost Of invoice,
the dishonest merchant would undervalue the art-
Gle without fear Of detection, II being quite impossi-
BILE to ascertain the price of such an article as wine,
the value Of which depends not only upon the often
disputed taste or flavor, but frequently upon the
reputation of particular brand, aud when import
ed upon American account is seldom or never pur-
chased for cash. but obtained in barter for slaves,
four or other American produce; or is exported to
this country for sale on account Of the propretors
of the vineyards.
That IL the duty be assessed upon the actual mar
ket price, the difficulties present themselves to
ascertain the value, which is constantly changing,
Of numberless qualities of any given denomination
Of wine; besides, the mode of levying the duty and
its amount should Of necessity be uniform in all the
ports Of entry in the Union, and this uniformity
could not be obtained, il, as often happens, the
value Of wine were thirty per cent higher in New
Orleans than in Boston.
Your memoralists, therefore, suggest that the duty
upon wine may continue to remain as it has gene
rally heretofore BEEN specifics as all forms Of ad
valorem duty upon such an article appear to offer
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NAvAL.-The United States frigate Constitution,
Captain Percival, arrived at Hampton Roads on
Saturday, from Honolulu. The frigate Potomac
was lowed to the roads on Wednesday, and has
doubtless sailed. The sloop Warren, Commander
Hull, was daily expected at Norfolk from Panama.
The Cyane, from Peru, was also daily expected.
There is at present at Norfolk the frgate Savannah
Commodore Sloat, the sloops Levsnt, Commander
Page, and Portsmouth, Commander Montgomery
officers and crew ali in good health
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BY b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD Furniture at auction.

Ii On Tuesday next, the Oath instant, at the res.
idence Of Commodore Shubrick, on HI street, be.
tween, 18th and 18th streets, will be sold part oil
his household furniture, Che being about to remove
to the navy-ysrd.) Among the articles are
Brussels carpeting, mahogany and other chairs
Msrble.top pier table, hall stove and lamp, pass
sage oi-cloth
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
One large dining table, with stands, made TO or
der, which will accommodate "a persons
Bedsteads, wsrdrobes, bureaus, mattresses, and
others not necessary to enumerate.
The furniture is Of the best quality, modern
style, and in excellent order.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Terms; All sums under s25, cash; over s2s, and
under ESQ., sixty days credit over $50, ninety days
credit, for approved endorsed notes, bearing in
terest.
q. ROMANS,
March Its Auctioneer.
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STOCKS

sALEs.-Nsw Fork, March 10, isa6-FT't booTS-lOO
Ohio g. 1870 g5 1000 Indiana Sterling Ss 40; 900 Ten
nessee o. 81 1900 Pennsylvania 81, Ill 10000 do 70s
100 do 7Ot 900 do 7O 5000 Ohio 6 1850 90t 200
Ksntuc o. i00t 10 Farmers Loan asa 100 do ass 100
do 2s 400 Morris canal Is; 90 do lsa $50 do 10; 100 do
lst 80 do Isl IS Reading Railroad 7Il do do 90
Reading Railroad bonds, 7s3 25 Canton Co., 40ij l23 do
40I 90 do aOsj 50 do al 5odo lOI 80 do % 300 Harlem
r. b7J $50 do 57t 900 do. ssh s25 do oIti 40 Long
Island II. X All 400 do. E., % do. Az
Second boGrdb0 Morris canal 10; 1000 Morris Cana
Mortgage Bonds sl 81 900 Reading Railroad Bonds 3d. %
Long Island 4 r., All 80 Canon Co.. 40I 10000 Penn
sylysnia o., Tf 100 Harlem II. r., sss.
SHIP NEWS.
CLEAkxDs-ships Frsneonia, New Orleans Hogarth, Mo
bile; barquss Archimedss Antwerp Lagrange, 81 Mays
FLORIDA; brig Virginia New Orleans schoonsrs John Ken
dali, Cuba; Baltimore, st. Domingo.
AERRrD.-ships Hudson, from Glasgow, eth ult; Fran
els from New 0resnsi schooners Henry from Quay ana
?. r.; r. HsTkness, from Newbsrn, n. CT II. Price from
wilmington, ~ c.; Juliet, from Virginia.
SAILED.-ships kensington Canton Atlanta, Antwerp,
Wind INV and fresh.
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March l9-lt

TNHEATRE, Odean Hall, corner of
u 4 la street and Pa avenue.--Last
night but one Of the performances Of the Misses
kimiste and Waite Ferguson, the Scotch piper.
For particulars see bills OF the day
Doors open at "a, when pibroch, or elons gather
ing will be performed on the great Highland war
pipe; curtain rising precisely at o'clock.
Tickets SO cents, 70 be had at the hotels and At
the door
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LroroLp DE- MEYER attracted very crowded and
elegant assemblage at Carusi's this evening. He
fully sustained his exalted reputation, and the con.
cert went off with great eelai. The Carnival Of
Venice" was superb in its execution. His "March
d'Isyn ELECTED enthusiastic applause, as did his
whole performance. Mr.. Wood sang "The An
gels Whisper with very good taste and judgment.
De Meyer gives his second and last concert on
Saturday evening.
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In the list of appointments by the President, by
and win the advice and consent Of the Senate, an.
nouncsd in ysssrday paper, error occurred in in
sStngJ. n. Wright a navy agent, at Boston.
Wslearn that that case has not yet been acted on
BY the Senate.
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TEFFREY's MISCELLANIES.-C
y buttons to the Edinburg Review, from May
1911, to the present time, by Francis Jeffrey
American edition, complete in VOL, large octave
reprinted from the English edition in four volumes.
just published and this day received by
Mar 10 L. TAYLOR.
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BY b. ROMANS, Auctioneer.

DRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUC-
ID TION.-On Thursday, March 26, at four
o'clock, p m, will be sold at auction, without re.
serve to the highest bidder, a three-story brick
dwelling-house, situated Al street. in square 500
near the United States Arsenal The lot il 25 fee,
front by $50 deep, and on il is choice collection Of
grated fruit. The out-buildings are substantial
and Of brick. The situation offers many induce
nients for grocery dry goods store, or for con-
fectonery and restaurant. The premises may bt
examined at any time; title indisputable.
Terms at sale, which will take place at the sub
scriber's store, between 10Th and 18th streets.
B. ROMANS,
Mar 19--eots Auctioneer.
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Wrsr's PANrMG--CHnsT HrALMG THE Sick.
This noble painting will close its exhibition IN
Washington after to-morrow's exhibition. The
large numbers who have visited it speak highly
Of it, merits
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MARRIEp,

On Thursday evening, the 18th Instant, BY the Rev.
Mr.. French. rector Of the church OF the Epiphany,
in this city, LEWIS r. HAMERsLEY, formerly
Of York, Pennsylvania, TO CATHERINE T.,
dau eh,er Of the late Commodore TaonAs HorpuS
s1xyrs,, United States navy, both Of Washington.
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The Senate of the United States have to-day
again adjourned over ill Monday. Congress mas
now been ia sesslon for three and half mon'hS anu
the Senate have only met four days out u w
seven In any one week We had hopea Una, ~
ssn.,s would this week have changed 'hsn fu' ~
this respect. a.,
The country begins to be impatient Tor some nnS'
action on the Oregon question AS inc
phis Inquirer" says;
..~..,.-.. m. bean in session more than three
,,,,,hs IA vet no important measure has been de-
sx.d mon On the contrary, the business relations
~ the country have been kept In state OF constant
sxe;,surnt a. well by the rumors which have been
c;rcuIsred from day day, In relation 70 contem-
plated movements by the President and ms cabinet,
- bv the heated discussions In the House and IN the
ssnsis. The people are beginning 70 MINK una. :,
h quite time for their representatives TO talk less ana
10 sct more, The Oregon question, for example, Is
one thai should be adjusted as SION as possible.
The matter has been discussed fully enough.
sosech after speech has been made, article upon ar
,se has been written; and yet within the last few
months, although SO much has been said, little OF
definite or a satisfactory character has been zone.
Meanwhile, the country is suffering OaPiialss
are unwilling 10 act"
We can assure the "Alexandria Gazette, I" that
five knew the Presidents policy, we would not
uit, les, il might reach the ears ola foreign ma
ton. Our statesmen are too aptto forget, even the
orators in the Senate, that they speak within ear
shot Of the British legation. We ~Ouid not tell
therefore, il we could; but really, we would rather
AK the President any other question than this. We
would advise the alexandra Gazette" to initiate
the prudent philosophy of the Baltimore Amer'-
can" who, having tried various exPedienn to
get at the Presidents designs, at last comes to the
desperate conclusion (this morning. that he "ha'
don. ,ri eosjsetuts on this subecti and making no
rus,se,, one way or another, we shall leave events
70 work out their own disclosures" We, too, can
form some gussss ofour own; but, upon the whole
We too think wisest to let events work out their
swn disclosures.
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bisct to the checks applicable to the settlement OF
.,h., accounts. The Secretary pledges the CO.
operation Of his department IN any measure ~n'ea
Congress may adopt for carrying Out TINS great
reform.
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DELINQUENT LANDS N ALLEGASY COUNTY.

EDEkED Ih. james rwgE easc.I isAs ASny county
in
for
eLa
.
md uusonw bs oda au
err o Aneganyc
February
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The friends of the late Commodore VIM. M
Crane, are respectfully invited to attend his fanera
from the residence Of Commodore Warrington, to
morrow (Frday) morning, at II o'clock.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-19

T ENT-The 18th volume of the London En-.
IL cyclopedia. Gentlemen will please to look
over the books on their tables, and see If it is among
them, and return it to this office.
March l9-tf
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Twas reported in Phiadephia last night, (as If
communicated by the magnetic telegraph from New
York; that the pilot boat W. J. Romer had arrived
below with late intelligence from England. But the
PhiIadslphia papers Of this morning, received by
ibis sysning,s mail, say nothing about il. -.
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A NECDoTEs OF NAPOLEON AND
IA HIS TIMES.-Compied from every su-
tbentic source, by A. Cunningham, author Of the
"Revolutions Of Europe, I vol, London. Just
imported by r. TAYLOR.
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Most of the editorial articles in this evenings
paper were in type last night, but they were crowd
ed GU, by the proceedings of Congress. Our cor
respondents must have some patience with Us.
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STOCKS.
MORGAN

sal.,-N,v York, Mareh H. lsto.-FSrst BoarS-s,0oo
Ohio 7s io9i 5000 Tennessee 90 81 10000 PennsyIvans
a. IA 600 do 7o 10 900 do Iii 900 Ohio 6s 1850 o5i
900 nos special bonds. ssi $50 Farmers Loan 9st t2s
Morris Canal l7i so Reading railroad 75 400 Canton Co..
ao IT'S do aoi Harlem railroad 81 80 Do 6a 600 do
ssh as Long island railroad 47t 40 do avs United States
So, 1907 Ii6l 1i2 New York fs, 1910, l0t
Second BosTd-loO Harlem railroad 5st 900 do. ST. 80
DO ssl n 900 S 7Ot 100 Reading railroad
7ii Canton Co. soA so do 40; 50 Long Island railroad
s7ti 100 do Az, 50 do, AZ; 100 do. at
SHIP NEWS.
CLxlprp.-ships Kensngton, Kehsn. Canton, ,. A. Del
sno Hsvre Johnson Hsvrr Fox Lvingrton; Columbus,
weed London T. g. win'lowj sertss New Orleans SUIT.
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NV YoaK, March ls, 1886.

NJ. I'VE" iokh, hbch loi ioso-
.Nss9 York market, this day. Al p. m--The stock
market was more buoyant, with slight advance IN
some descriptions. 400 or 500 bales Of cotton sold
Market still firm at last quotations. 1000 barrels
Genesee -four sold at IS SGT. 500 western, good
quality, at IS So Genesee wheat, fair quality, ID
held at 81 IS 81 IL.
lot Of New Jersey corn sold at 69c. No move
meDt Of consequence in western provisions. Prime
beef is pretty firm at 81, and meas at ST g. Pork
dull; moderate sales at 9 IS a 8 SO for prime, and
III rs a SO for mess Ohio pork.
so hogsheads Kentucky leaf tobacco sold at OF a
81 for export. Arrivals light, and stock diminish
ing.
Whiskey, 23t q "a
Sterling bills, 80 a 9; firm.
Freights to Liverpool and Hsyre dull
Nothing more to-day, but re main
Yours, respectfully,
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QOARDING.-Mrs. Gassawsy, nearly or,
ID poste 70 Browns, has three handsop,
rooms vacant, which she win let with or withouf
beard. March lo-1
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ton Charleston c. bsIquss Adam Carr tbrl Olsssowi
Rose stsndish. Mobile; brig fslcon, (brl Bermuda
sAILIO.-ships Fidslis, lysrpeoli Columbos London
Sutton, Charleston. s. G.
BELos.-Two ship.
Wind N. w, and fresh