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Sumner Life nj Saratoga
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SARA-oGA SFztSGs, July 5. 1915.

SARA-oGA SFztSGs. July ;, 1870
Dear C. Ouce more with pen in hand ask my self
wha; snoug the incidents transporting at this fash
ionable watering place will mos, Interest the ihous-
ands Of readers OF The T10uoe
The Fourth passed very pleasantly. The citizens
here, il Difference 10 the numerous !nvad' wbo 81
va7s carsesa:e nee in early par; OF tie season for
bore The arrs OF cannon an ringing Of tes, snd here
fore although The suee,s alIrd VIII The moving
h-our tr.ins ne Gar We. with the exception Of gum
Der OF or-sken uea, everything passed comfortably
RAYMOND Stones Circus with their splendid troupe o.;
horses and rderS se. attraction all during the Day
snd evening" They performances In the last
tram oca.- from Troy arrived the Troy CITIZENS Corps Oh
visit Brig. Gen Bsaehart o. ihis plsee Is-y en-
canpet here dung the Sabbath art returned AoAcay
morning They numbered aooct thirty I've. and appear
10 De aue solter!s Of fellows. Monday ornnS on
leaving camp for ;he hey marched IN front OF
The C'ed Sttes Hotel, and were reviewed ey MAJ Gen-
Y-ile OF Troy who Was stopping there AZ ;he lime
Tney wen; through evu,tons very well and die hon.
or their Captain By the beauty and precision OF their
movements.
The lesson nav DC said 70 have fairly commenced
as Sneiters celebrated B.nd arrived the United S;s,es
Ho;e Monday last AID have eeen Play Ing there regularly
every even!n. since Tar citizens engaged B-nd be-
the village 10 play a. Congress Spring every
morning. with the village Band IN the morning
ant >Leiters q; uitht We have variety While speak
nE music wout merton that DtupSter IS tSLecteu
to give Concert this week, being The last except
ore or given elsewhere recre he goes 20 Eng
land long TO hear the MAY Queen once more, and
doubt tina; others here are doiog the same
AMI thok he Will have full house
The weather quite cool enough here 20 be pleasant so
tina; ride be enjoyed without being roasted by the
sun seeing horses suffer from the heat by the
way speaking riding think persons Staying here more
than week shosd visit the White sulphur Spring at
least twice-ouce by riding 10 Averys LaAe House. anG
taking the steamboat from enjoy the scenery In
that way-and assin by taking carriage and Masking
compet circuit OF Lake and after visiting the spring.
going Beniss Highs, thus making all all Gay e1-
cursion tina, will repay the trouble.
In riding the country have Hoticed that the
crops generally WE'LL but the farmers many OF them
complain of 4 that is destroying much OF their
Wheat think will not be enough los; 10 get up
much of speculation this fall in breadsurs after last
years lesson.
Hon. NJ Sidell and family staying az the United
States HOTEL spending OF his outd; and salary Is
Mexican Minister. should Ike TO know when the salary
stopped whether re IS s getrg his pay FOR the beau
tl burders which he entroied the two nations IN
This War Youts. SC. V. u. G..
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Senrrai NcIllrs.

False kcporI tavIng o--a pat n c.fcaispon
b, n,-r-,ed lrr.ots thc tct tc.; h-v- h.rconec
ocr esiiir,sls r,; stGrt.6 ,au city b.
,e!-<, tor receiving sc7e,nse-a for ali tnc CVaary
S.w,,so-rs 10 uifr1 Merchants and oin-Ts oai
BAR r-~ arrangements lnAins Sr~s Rooms Is Pcss
6cidipgs were a=c. ain vl-< eso gIczi-r fzci
,-, 10 ar custolr aiming hes frcE al par. Il
r. rounir, Iucc tt., nothing sna! lie
vnr;u on our part co ta!- -r,rc- 20 stverIise.s
day .nisor,Z s<-ols OF a- oo.t Psp-r, pub
i,bt :, IT, Ju,ri STAIR CAEscss - est d c. aoG
,po,- ~ vosir coGEuy custom give
c. a examine s,t earn sach MORN may
f..-h.xie he u IL lh>t oni-rt iyi 0st
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SUGAR AND CorroS CROPS ~ LoUIsIANA.-The
Sug.r-csnedocs not look promising could be wished
for this season of year Tue couunuei rains that
have prevailed in country have caused this appear
The season. so far, says the Point Coupee Tribune.
has been unpropi,ious 10 the hopes OF the cotton
aud SUGAR planters. Il Is said that the crops on the
river plantations have scarcely been back
ward than they are at this period OF The year
The cotton plant scsy ard puny beyond eNsmpe and
In Of the front plantations the corn crop has been So
riousv Injured We understand that the cotton Bayou
Grosis;e Fordoche exceedingly large aud PROMISES
we'll New Orleans Tropic. July ISL.
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I'M BIhCH1- Me- Ai,=fzty|e, ivftb- o; CnTuo-
~ c kh, z1n, LIVER Cor plAsi, P1ins OF the
Bone. aid Swelling OF JOINTS ali ziDhs Of Z and
Affections Of the ssn arising ou pure Of be
blood. Tpis medicine II perfectly sale and pes,sot TO
lAse Ous boie s-rersiy s1ci-nt 10 Iesi IL efficacy
AID commonly IN Az I'd, CT ear-- The CERT.
acstes ref-recces Eis-u IL bill Of directions w
excl. any before to, pub ic tor e
tuLrntiun- Pnc- q per b"ul-, or so d, Z n
Sold by IT, PROPRIETOR Du.cbes. CoUry. Tear P.i:ef
vhsse Pu!n.;n county, aLc a. 90 s..o,n.-,i r.
t-i4 N SANU IL Il
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Y Mr. SHELBY. 500 oil Gen. James Shelby, and
sr.no.ou OF Gov. Isasc Shelby, Is st for nSF
der Of La ips;ou KY. correspondent OF the Albany
ErsLius Journal Gays that great excitement prevails IN
LexDsup aud thsI ihs a.sn, OF Kentucky engaged In
the s..s Mr. CLAY among the counsel Tor The defence.
sale to health and 'piriis he was ex-
peotea 10 speak sorns liu,u this week
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SnITB's HoMGOPATHIC Pharmacy; s sid, III
- Rrosowsy aatoirinx Niblo's John T. 80 D..
Ia. larz. ss.or,r.nt cr Homeopathic Aeaiem =;
% tnesure., uar.aen., diu1,oo. and f.esoss Ply:
.tr.nS Pocks nd Family Ceses OF Medicines on for
or,onred 70 order. Honropstnf kissse3 II-nt az.
piscpxts1 64 Coma,
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LATER PROM MArANZAs-The Brig Joseph Al,
kln, Capt GerI.h hss arrived here BY her We have
sovicc. roil Nslsnxss ~ the 9Th June rn.,- ~ mo
ui any great Importance.
News Puerto trpcipe states tha, the yellow fever
ana other deases Incidental 10 the climate Go much
lr,s year than usual Forty OF he
b,sck vun { oil which twe,ve were fatal, had occurred
the MILITARY hospitals US patients were received during
N. uvp,h OF May and hrst niteen dsys OF Jun.
OILY s. showing very favorable ditniuaaon. Toe en.
s,uvur, mad cu,men ed their LAHORE IN surveying tee
huu iur The extension OF the Neuvisas Harosd 10 the
,oek Of which, In si, about SIS op had been saescf
bed. -
Toe papers make mention OF the rapid Increase OF the
port vi naaoilsnIs and buildings They prscei
LIS ce.liuauon eeeunc OF The Inos. Important
Doll Ol Cuba
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NEW-Y0RK FORM BOOB

a ND INTEREST TABLES-contsuiug complete Form
"A for the OF a routine Of business hetwevb
and requiring tie execution OF PAGERS tosether
with The statutory provisions reAng thereto Also com
pl-te .re.t TabI-s Discount Tables Scsn,ng aud Tim
Der M-nuro Cu.ca contents OF Sqnar. Timber, &c &c
20 .ai- nv HUNTINGDON \ SAVAGE 2ls P'Hrl-st
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. sPsuce.srREEr-{Thres door, fr0r~ Sasaaa-,tree
tSNHE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
srs, perhaps, uDsurps.. by sny ohcr N the city Tue
patronage OF hs lss year has heeD such to guarantee
sr.s extension 10 our We therefore, with con-
sde.c-. s.ae the following Card:
TO MERCHANTS Merchants supplied with al KINDS
ofPRINTlNG ~ iHe cheapest rsie. viz
Cards, Bills Lading
Circulars, ReccpI,
Bill desds, Ch-cLs, &c
20 LITERARY GEsrL stna! har u'erpt' print
sd wiiS accuracy.
PSnyas s''fo0Egs w S. i ss al. find' OF
20 LscrrRERs MUsciAss-Pro sraHm<' beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills Small Bill FOR pisrr-
Mammoth Bull, button &c.
Ard every description Of Prt and OrrVreka Job Work
executed great puncusy, 81 the Otce,
~. Spruce-sL
All ~ofl Cd The shove Pre,ss, viii be done e1npordi
nary low prices. A FkAETAS,
ii2H Tribune Job Prrier.
SlhW-YDRk BISDEKY ia Fuiton-.t. Agents 10
Harp-fs' b5lr.-rouf good f-asoEs ~hy Agent vii
End ti-ir -d9auiass TO bring Harp-S Bible tn Ibis
Ial.am-uI 20 bind
Fh- choice beautiful variety Of patterns ready,
VARYING "a price from 10 dollars The bes. STOCK and
~orsmanship viii be u,-d in binding them
The di,pstch with which they will be bound.
The very liberal commission slio wed 10 y gents
~ All descriptions % IsaI III elegant Soot bnding al
lowest cs,h prices EDWARD WALkEh,
~ Puonst
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From the ST. Louis Republican, July ;.
VERY Inte from SANTA Ee.

w, hoI ,h ,,iasr,, ,..,-dsy Of s,a.,;,z
\, - -, " ~ - 49,, l., $3.50
NessFs' Nna''es Den" o. raul auu fo'sC u a"ef'
10 aeAsV-aVou1 "n0'l' a''u 'l'' iiee4 so0
tude has been FELIX In CONSEQUENCE oil Inc hostile relations
existing between The United States and Mexico
They reached this port III The kAdnor AND from con-
versaiion wiki thern We have arrived Tue aeS
considerable interest 10 The pubic al The present.
tune.
Mr. Bent lett Santa on Inc z'n Oh May laos on inc
81 ot June ana feft beat Gil me ..'n
When Mr. Bent WAS al Santa Re nothing was known Of
the warSe movements ON the part oil Mexico and the
United Ststes-nothnS OF The eaues on tue te Hrsnde-
aud OF course no hostile demonstrations Were making III
New Mexico against cur traders or cIiizens
la conversation with Arno, the coumantant OF New
Mexico De did learn that Gen. Urr,a
Santa re with force q; ON live thousand
rs,h.rc, I'm Souor. Zacatevs. .ud Durango.
the ohiec, of this expe.ilion was not STAYED KNOWN
hv CIV armio bu, tuer, can be little doubt tina. the
prssrpc. of GOV vrres there ~ such time ~as the
AMI, of ,rder, from the Mexican Government and with
nlen.on 10 resist INV !nvas- from quarter There
yec only Isn troon. IN Santa Ee M The time OF Mr. Ben
a,psr,ure
nv Ran, U3 No, sas hs a1vsne. marty NJ the traders
CONFUSED ~ nH az ~ Annie. Sreyrr Colburu and
oth.r.: en, he ,.s,,r from, c,nn,ny n, Anon; 100
BY then, sand uear tho S3 one aoou, miles
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CnuTuN wAhu AND COLD BATos, Tor
" Lsd-s anc GsEaecaea, eurcrr OF E2.i brVsd~sy and
a,hrlbe al Ptics per 5a.a VI excerpt earur-
DAY. .aa Sundays which asss prss Hl ~ lai ets
tzSa sns b r. hsIt1AA
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y We have received the Twenty seventh An
au.i Report aud Documents OF The Nsw-Yosk Institution
fr Tho Instruction the Deaf and Damo to the Legs
!s'ase VI The STATE Of N-wiosk for 1870 II IL ezneei-
sisasd viii h.ua.sno engraving OF the Inssiiuron.
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fS'O = Nt.LtNG SPUhT5u EN.-AHs-eTI Ouide-
Second Edition The nd cotton Of 1nut popu aid
Interesting WON The Amer Aogot's Glid~,' win
-pgfayrs wood IL ready. Price ~ cents hand
soTeiy bound 10 cloth
snc abound With the npnions ani practices Of ih1 best
American Aog-rs. No che ~ho pe!-rdsio inow!eo9o
ar IA. practice this tci shQl snooc Be Without
COPY l. useful. insuU tive and anu'ins-nesuy got
~, - WILL ,,lus.fat-d fSpofing Rsgisler.
Iz.sx W.or B--ty got and 10 tho yvtrfsn fish
-rt4u &C well sil be lodad o! lohnlle
srv.r.2 In all pisca,on. expeditions The s:ef!e~ OF
ssi,.sy s,os 81 con.,r,cng IL. AMI ofmakiag lii
inyaI are a reduced comprehension OF Tee most
rrii uoo er,auotug srd were II only for n- clever ard
ina,y Acur.ts sccourt. OF ur- hsLofy OF Tue d
-rect . Of the hnsy ri'es hic contain, he book
- .sI. ~ JOHN BROWN Z co.
- z tDu-.L ear Nissan.
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~ For Bos,ea and Worcester.
-Toc s,-s,.,er C0pIsra Cspi WGs-. - I'll Soul,
sc .. Pier No kis-f every tivas Hat.<,ts .ac
E,x1rs Al P. d eonn-c-ns carr 81 AIyrS'
., Lmy5tfl CALI RAW ir. Conductor
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W aSH BOOKS.

lust PUeLI=HED ~ the sub.cr,r-r. IN" Family WASH
hook being et,y hnd convenient method Of account
10y for tir-. s-u washed ui1uins list ~ wear
ing nppsr-l generally used II family Also the Gent-
ln-s a.h BooG the above but cohtsnlpg t
nrtcl-, compos ~ g7u.emah's wardrobe For SAFE al
tn Stationery Store OF JANSEN BELL,
iy6 81 Nss'sn-st
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r. To LadIes--arA I'VE eon;tnnes 70 gre stvtce
.na cirvc1cn, respect 10 5r pplcAlop o. w aif
Car, IN All dseas-s OF vounen and children. boz r-si-
WV Wv
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From III. south and we.,.

The Philadelphia North American OF yesterday
morning had the following by Telegraph:
BALTINokr July s-SP.M
have New. Orleans letter OF The let inst. No
ne~s ren the Army. Business dull at Se~-oricsns-
Inc nomser se The West crops in the valley Of Viz
Snha are SAID 10 &c greatly injured sy the late rams.
81 LOUIS papers VI 81 tnAs NJ hand Mr.. Bent,
fsom Santa ie. when he ie nothing was known
tnoir VI inc war Govrrror Armio informed him that
GENE Urea was On bis way 10 Santa Ee with AL army
or 1000 10 ]eVO mei-the osscct uniaewu There were
only $50 soldiers AT Santa Re when Mr. Ben, ler
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EOR GENTLEMEh's and LadIos lef Of WARDROBE
L Jr-eIy, Bue Arms, &c. &C. Gentlemen or families
having duuus 7nses hpy would convert Into cas
i.y had " uetr advantage W sund Tor tho SUBSCRIBER,
who slrsnd al th1Ir resisoaeo by appointment
d. LEVEIT, Wslst
A iu1 through tho Post O1ic1 othsf~iso, Will b.
or,mp. y .tirnoed ,o joi2 po,d
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E The bakers shop "a, No. III West Broad
way. broken iss Yesterday 0snins ana robbed Of
sssa 10 o.sa.
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.. dO~ n Barne-Fof a. ,'.ce ~
- CENTS sna up~ros siso supply aand Of spoc eing
bahia, dp baths foot tuba, snd large hsttnx Dou
flsass Paietlfon Pumps. lead ptp- nc Tor sale
irr~Sn Srl WV WE.sr ~ Uadsnn "a
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E The ship Harriet Rockwell, arrived AZ sa-
vsnn.h from Csrcn Wales with Cargo CT Fails Tor the
Macon sa Western Railroad which CON letss Tie amount
required laying tack me snrs distance 70 AL
lantA, hanorsd ana one rahes-
II Elisha Day and Thaddens Parsons, Ir have
arrested Tor aosins up school h'ass VIE Ps~es
a. sssla S.Szss, Northampton. xAss On tss Ss ias'
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Il aIeohIEIC hbPaiGEkArUns,S ro-zers,
Cool-is, ac-Essfs aJuci- sppcrtAtrrk cooling Of
cd dh1k asy found astr!2rrstor Depot No
- M.ie-u-l.ce- Lsisl SMITH, ToRREY l. co.
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IaTAKkANTkD CAST >TEEL-Edk7 TVvA-
w n rrl genuine COns-r Tools b. bad ouy al Is
Au,rrey-sl loey i1e and ~.rr<nt-d inferior
n.,c. s5d a. George Briggs Co - PatsL Tnos. Ioois
sot Fuiioost asd oo-f rtor-s stamped Con<er
nUt nv u,ax. Atne s,srp-d Coa<cr. - Aiof.
y TIE Of }. CocS-f Br- N sdded, havtcz
an inI1f-s; n h- busn-sa
~ a .t.>----s --| i-4l-~- S-~-->4~
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IsnANINt. bDOke-rD- ,un.cIin-rs Lave for ssls
IL ,ood ri-nt crsslcg o'oKs, among which are
m. f,elo~t,z Tie Juvenile Drawing BoaE lac Cni.c's
: rn.ntary Dr.wics Ok, The Drawing Book Q! Amefi
~ S--c.-y E..y L-s.o- Lsntscap- Drawing. Draw
~ 8oo1 OK OBJECTS ASncrr. DsT'ns Ca;d.. Virtas's
pa. tck Book Ofo,t Drawing Book and many other
v..ti.s for ..e At .t>on-ry e..so,t.hmen
~ JA.SEN BELL. $50 Ns.IaIs. iyl
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:, - Nh WI>DOW enADt-.-R-uoyaA--

I.NtNf,U WINDOW eHAD c-.-K-mOVa.-J
q Wodford IA. r-liuv.d Zssi 10 IS Srosdw way
q door. shove daily op-Hins every ''yle OF
.,1o.- ,n,.-, ernr-ly AGO Fashionable Among ioe
inyr.s ar. .om- OF very beautiful Go,hc. snf-y
&c also Roman and -isn Architecture french Scrolls
vy,.Ir. olnn Centres. Also Nuit laccscspes, &c
z Ttor- COZ ye, having p1rccssed vii 3Dc cd OPP
,,nyitv q, mai. a selecuUn J. c. WOODFORD,
Ft1s 2aj Sroad way Lsf.fs- 8nidlngL
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DEPOT, No 7 sPfue-st-
w r.,shl.nso IN lsf-W h0i- sao aod Rctxil-Snsdes
=, a, d-spt.ous Kinda and sizes, 50 c-ot cheaper
sn.r c.o lie roughi sHy o5er pisces Tnumiag nsr-
uf,-Iur-rs prices SAAIoL Dc hAuS1 4 Co
= a., NznnfzriUr-rs md lr1pori-rl
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New York Constitutional Convention.
SIXTH wsEK-yyth DAY.

X.. Whites Committee. ac.-Farmer Brundage' 5
Rebuke-0rigin and objects Of the Native Re-
siriction Clauses-Nr. Psnliman and The Caro-
line-Honss. Loco Pickings-Ths Pots and
PsarIs-Thsrs is nothing Ike Lea.her-Lumpsr
Inspections.
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WIS another from Ulster, &c-
Mr.. PERKINS, thought that if check must be
placed the electors 10 prevent them from CHOOSING
TOO Young men &c. it was equally necessary TO re-
stric, them from eec,ing men not insane, and who
could neither read nor write. he opposed all re
sirciion on the electors
Mr. p.,,rM,S showed iha, other States had re
stricted The people, snd would go ior proper re
stric,ions as to candidates Tor tne Jadiciafy' me
Iieut Governor office, and also the Legislature
they pleased. He frankly admitted that De oeievea
Il,,. foreign born cluzens would WELD both sword
apd pen in defence o, this country Ihey had olten
done so in this snd other countries 4he Fennsyt
vsr,a Line. chiefly foreign, Were Grave n me ne'
oluyion and Irish bravery saved France al ihe oas
tie Of Fonlency. Naiivlsm was struck ous-ne nad
wish 20 restore IL " herever liberty WIS 'nefe
bis feelings were enlisted. Large clues were more
liable 10 excitement Than the country. IN ~ cases
out OF 100. The people v oold sct right where they
understood subject Sometimes me country gets
excited. They would permit him 10 remind ioeG
OF s cases W hlch proved that the people were not
slways 10 De tru-;ed-the case Of the Caroline
steamer. The people OF Orleans and The sdlolnins
counties would have willingly declared war a. thai
tire against Great Britain. In one ear alter ihey
were ashamed OF II If proper restrictions were not
ppl on he iea-eG that The OF liberties might
20 down IN blood, AMI be wrspi il oce e,erna
nigh, OF anarchy and des2oiisG- he cid nol dls
I.usl The people In their SOBER nonrnts-ce die not
,,n,o 10 t.tier ihen-hs bad never hesi.lrd 10
s;a,e his opinion-baI trsnkly apPrised them o.
,he, errors-he made ptr;snsions 10 talents, but
was psin farmer, admired moral courage and In
dependence OF character snd stFoSe 10 possess toe
MIR Van ScsoosHovEs could trust the discretion
O. In, Elsctor.-kpcw DO case In he Slxte, ~oere
TIE People bad been excited and proved unworthy
OF rass-,hes had. not long since. elected candid
ate very lntis so, nnc hereafter Ioey should
In some instance, choose Governor sonc~ hs Ulcer
80. DO would cali their choice IL question =
Qen:asosess haS eesa spekea Of bal were tsry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-11
Passengers Arrived.

LrvERrooL-StesmshipG Great Western-Aiss sttthimer,
Hon Graves and lady Mr. Hasle MIR Wamack Mr. Holbert.
Mr. De Tsrane Miss Ledeths! Or Bartlett and lady w Tay.
Rankin, Mr. May and LADY, B.ndy Rulos Rslon. Mr.
starrow, Mr. Trovos Mr. Kruger and lady DAWSON Mr.
yan'' Rsy b 0sIy Mr. Hsnief M Carter Mr. F.s:ssr Mr.
Knohn. GIBSON, Beck Guard Mrs smith, Mr. schutten, jr
MI Edwards. Mr. Mckowe and LADY, Msssrs Lurman, Brooks
Ke 1hstch Sttheimer, MI Osborne and lady.
Mr. Psuchet Mr. Tiffany family and servant Mr. Greenway
Il .ndIsdy Miss Gsenway Mess. LeelsTc, Taylor Cg
Hill Mr. Van de Hswe Wolf, MIR KaowsT. Miss Kenney
Mr. Ellimsn and lady Mr. Hoffman, De- Rhsnd Mr. Lock
A AiS Lshm1is5s Ns;On Carer
Baron de Schwyter Ms.srs Quincy, Truvit Perrin, and
Smith Patrick Smith Messr, Aub Sylvester Cheney, and
Beceard Misses Hart aud Smith, Messrs King aveot and
Z James, Mis-. Watson; Ms,,r. Drqker,, A Ward. L
MIR mead.
81 CRoIx-Bng Eliza-Mrs C Whitmore Miss E Whit
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with that article Sugar h In good request at our last
quotations. Molasses lrl per key Exchange ON the
North 81 per cent prem There are are no freighs
here or in Havana for American vessels-numbers are
clearing in ballast.
From Correspondent
sr. THoMAs July 25.-The demand for Breadstu6s il
very limited and dealers holding of from buying in
hopes of having large receipts and great decline as is
also the case to windward Several cargoes the
way now, and Flour will doubt be down to low
price when tho stock increased Last saleseoo bbs
New York, IS 80; Baltimo in small lots So. Business
generally dull Rain abundant all around the Island
Provsons-Besf mess, 50 STA per bbl No. l. 81 Sle
Prime. IS 80; Pork, mess, Sl3 $l3 SO; Prime, Sll
$Il so; Fish, cod. So so a 81; Salmon $40 so Sla;
Mackersl No. 3, SIS IS; Herrings, 50; Alewives So;
Hams l0c. per h.; Cheese IL Is; Butter Is Is;
Lard o; Candles, IL and H. IL 49, spermacct 30
80; Soap, yellow. 40 Flour-Phiadslphia, S. rs
per bb Baltimore SIS rs SO; New York, IS 30 SIS rs.
Last sales duh, and large quantity expected Corn
Meal 81; do per puncheon Sls; Corn 81 per bushel
Bread Pilot, 80 rs per Dbl; Navy, So rs So so; Rice
81 rs S. so per cwt Distinguishing Bank Bills,
"a 97k per sterling 90 ds; Private Bank Bills, S495;
Bills on United States, Ia per cent. PM Premium on
Dollars, per cent