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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

The wheat crop in Augusta is said 10 DC ilne'
The Editor 0. the Winchester Virginian has
paid recent visit through the rich counties Oh
Clarke and Warren, and "does not exasseraIe
when he says that The crops are the finest that ne
has ever seem" The warm and wet weather,
however, il longer continued, may destroy The
present prospects of an abundant harvest. Inc
oals and corn are doing well. In Jefferson and
Frederick we hear the wheat crop is excellent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

An Intellectual attempt 10 rob the Far,oa,.,
BANK Of Winchester, Va, was made on Nord,n
night last. an individual, on whom sn,ri,;e,
rests, has been committed 10 Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

From The Ne,o York journal of Commerce
DEATH OF GANSEVOORT MELVILLE
A letter that have jus; received by the Hiber
MIA from eminent American merchant o!
London, hears the heavy ldngs Of The death OF
our beloved aud distinguished fellow-citizen,
Gansevoo' Melville, Esq, Secretary OF Legation
10 The Court OF Saint James.
"My acquaintance with The honored deceased
was short, bur OF such character that while
recoliect anything, il can never be forgoltea-
Added 10 a mind highly cultivated, a lively
imagination, and chaste, correc, taste, Mr.
Nj. was gifted by nature with noble bear
ing, powerful intellect, great vital energy,
and a determined spirit. He was the admi-
ration OF all who met him, and the pride OF
every American in London. His devotion 10 The
best interests OF our beloved country, his enihusi-
astic patriotism, his true and warm heart, COM
manded the love and lasting friendship Of all who
were honored with his acquaintance. His great
theme of conversation while at London, was
America, her institutions, her people and her tu-
inre prospects and glory"
The National IuielliSencer says: he died on
the l2.h OF May, after an illness OF three weeks
The body has been sent home for inlermcnt.
MIR McLane was still so unweli as 10 be un-
able 10 leave his room He could not even be
present at the funeral ceremonies performed over
the body OF Mr. Melville.
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mo children employed.)
Total paid for labor

Total paid Tor labor SoS 10y ~" o 00
Raw material Of cotton consumed 3,O0O,0UO
los, ST cts.-S2o0, 600.
The present price Of sheerngs and prints N
Ma1chesler, F~sand, corresponding win th's
MANUFACTURE is al lea, fifteen pei cent. more man
The ahov. cast A reduction VI duy therefore,
would only have tendency 10 Teuuce pf"n's,
without at all affecting price OF labor or raw ma
ierials the capitalist would BE- shorn OF part OF
his enormous profits and the 50000U consumers
would TO that extent, be.the gamers.
Within the past week, TWO practical calico
printers have visited Ibis city from Germantown,
Pennsylvania They complained OF being thrown
out Of work in consequence Of the high price oil
printing cloth, COZ cts. yard) which disabled them
from standing any chance with the larger estab-
lishments manufacturing their own CLOTH. On
being asked, were you allowed TO importthe Man
chester article, which would cost landed 5; cents,
after paving a duty of % per cent, could you
have continued The works They replied, yes.-
This alternative is now refused them, as the pre-
sen, duty on printing Cloth is cents The square
yard. therefore these poor fellows must wait Tor
iardy Congress 10 do them justice.
The Legislature OF Texas adjourned on The
18Th Nav, having previously declared The Lion.
David S. Kaufman duly elected 10 represent inc
Firs, Distrc, in Congress, and the Hon. l. Pills
bury the Second The majoriiy OF r. over w w II
liams is stated at 43. Kaufman was eiec'eo os
majority Of 940
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Tie person (say. the New Orleans Del,a) who

Tie person (says the New Orleans Delta) who
directs The works OF Gen. Tayor's Notifications,
Kentucky. He is represented as bold progress
er in The science Of war. al Pennsylvania Uni
versily, kentucky, and al West Point he was
always ahead OF his class in mathematics at
West Point he graduated second. He is the au-
thor Of the able pTe1ee pointing on, our defences
OF the Gulf and Lakes.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
sachipe anUfact tory

AIN AND I0TH STREETS,
onion Hoiei, Richmond, Va.
PARKER & SMITH are
now prepared 10 furnish any
number OF Fox & BoRLAND's
aT FL Il IS HIN G NJ A :
&c Fl / N E S, which are so
we'll known 10 the Agricullu-
raj community generally as
not 10 require a very lengthy
notice.
Our Machines are made Of
the best materials, and in the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

The proceedings of The people Of Marshall
county will attract attention. They e1hibi,
calm and proper spirit, and show that the reforms
(which the West as well as the East desire, can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-09

n The Geographic communication between
Washington and New York is now perfect, and
will soon be extended to Boston. We shall then
receive intelligence ofhe arrivals OF the steamers
at Boston before they touch the wharf there. A
commencement is now about 10 be made al The
other end oiths magnetic line, from Mobile nor
thernly. Its said that proposition may be laid
before Congress toward. this object.
Aer. Gasctts.
UNITED STATES DEPOslTS.-The U.
S. Trcasurer's report shows that on The Isl Of
June instant, there were on deposit,
In Banks in New York City 1858, 53S
In Banks 10 Philadelphia 7S9,0s5
In Chesapeake Bank Baltimore, 307.S32
In Washington City 565,94l
There were transfers ordered from the Banks
in the East, 10 the amount OF 81 100000, (of
which 100000 were from the Merchants Bank
Of Boston.) OF the amount 10 be transferred,
$3.50 900 was 10 60 to the Canal and Banking
Company of New Orleans, which Bank, it will
be remembered, was principal 10 making up
The late loan 10 the State Of Louisiana, TO equip
the volunteer companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
DIED

On Thursday morning July 10Th, Of TTpnoid Fever
Mrs JULIA A wife OF Rober; 4 Barry, and daughter Of
Lyman Gio6ud. OF HsIrden, Connecticut
Tne friends and relatives OF the family particularly
requested TO attend the funeral services her residence
No 30 Troys;. FRIDAY a; O'Clock. P n after which
the body VIII Re removed 70 Haden Conn tor inter
ment.
the :5eth year OF his are.
In Worcester July "a Miss Am Lincoln, younse-;
daughter Of Ex-Governor Lincoln. q.
In Uxbridge. Mass. July 18th Hon bezsee al 70
At Sing Sing I'd inst M Abraham H!;cacock nc
volusouary Pensioner, g years old p. A.
On the 10Th int a; Three O,ters' Bed.oId 20 r. ti
James Eicho. formerly of Bridgeport and i'oSou'! "
In paci6c ocean. April on board whaling oark Ionn
A. Robo Q: Fariaverl Charles Chace o; cape Co soa'
,eerer lie fell ;roln aloft and was Siiied 90o "''
rad John Mirtee Yas killed By whale -. -
H. 80 Waine 22d inst the venerable seth s1tts,
aged % year. and SIX solder OF he Revolution
md q p.nfioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

RowpYisx IL WArfEroRD-We are informed
,bs, st about three miles from this city on the Hartford
.,oike here have been enacted within the last ten
dsy. sone strange and get unaccountabe proceed,
mo-. a dwelling house occupied by man. h!s wife and
iaI,~rr has been repeatedly stoned and fred at '!th
s,ns not only the sr but in broad daylight,
and on one Of the perpetrators Wa pursued
and captured By person residing IN the neghoriood
Inn, cecrd hi. escape by -,sbing m captor though for
tunAely the wound was slight, The individual stabbed
was af,erward shot while standing in his own door,
the ball passing hy his head and through two panes OF
glass in window the lower par Of which ri=cd in
the bnck pa the house and hi- dwelling his been re-
catS y as-ile1 in the ,hat above men.
toned On night rUstiing was heard IN hed oil
growing close the OF the house, and gun
was bred in the direction The following morning search
,vna made among the and tho place found where
h. ball struck and close within range Of found
store where man had been seated, and nuineer OF
corr..,alks we're found cut and Whitfield up directly
around the spot The neighborhood just now l. very
much excited bat what measures, l. any have been
taken to unrayc and bring light these strange and out
raseous proceedings we do NOT knox.
fNew-London ADV 29th.
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Tr,de of th. Hudson.
Produce and Contry Merchandise 4rI-ias N Ne:r York
Reported Specially for Tie Nr:s- IOrt Tr'6He.

Produce and Country Msrc.anGe 4ryT:ag Ne-p- York
Reported Specially for Tie Ne-s- York Trl6ule.
Old Troy Line Pope Catln-Bsrge Lea-ned--soS bbs
hour Read "a DO fope Catlin; 100 DO " Gilhs
Prov; bales wool Peete SHtchcock 10 do VIM Mchees
Hariord p do ENkeocg Co, do; Il do JohH Johnson's
Som y on, cheese T White Co, IL DO Clark FISH,
shells oUartemas;er Amy bales yarn Leonard
Il Niccl; bale, sheei!ngs NcCurdx, \ Spencer
bAs goods Hoy; rlling hast DO Lawrence TFImes .
d. 7 Putnam \ Co: DO WyUsn, Appleton Co; 10
Richards Coakn: edo Gro< venUr:i bbs eggs Holmes
y hrk butter Ohm " rhurp 10 kegs spikes Wl!ets
IS biIs bxs char sun K Tweed 30 Kegs spikes
La.robe 10 bales cloth Elliott Soynioni oHs butts
Benedict Co; ~ bales wsddilg putnam 90; prs
larnphack Butler; DO BOYD P i dc } \ Il Bel;
= bb!s beans Mallory y Doughty.
Albany and Canal Line, 4 HosT-BaIse MadisGa-1co
bhs iolr W Munteaih Coz 2iS DO Il Read 30 Go Oly-
phan, Son FL do } Lake Coz % do Phi.lps Aeoii
IS casks sshes Ear! Cos i 90 Mer'l;i Ely &c
Co; DO \ Doe: Is bbls pork } 4 Read 20 70 GoodHqe
Co; y do provsions Mead CO: 20 beef 1870 bush lra
IS scss 81 bales WOOL Victor Doush-ry; y bos bids
beer Ark: 81 bis paper Perss-. BROOKS; oos nigh
Cheese 7 whireS Co, s. Go ]; BarTi4 Co; . 90 Z
CsrVill; 10 do " Mott, y; do To'd w Ss.ef Coz -
eN aaeess Knapp saks $50 o9! I'm 1 A1 On
oela seymour Co; casks glass ware "e--s u re
ttgescI, Clark Cos Line-ss-se Nc from Hudson
$50 bush oss e rubs butte: es bales hay 7oa G. bales
keisls si.s adR HSs sswSe cases goods TT Put
gam 20: ao!s manganese \ Co; - bids paper
reaHis paper PeEs>e Stooks 10 resI,s DO Clay.
.oa sons; Stokes eheese iu5s butter John Boycs
3 III boxes Stcc>c sCA0eErs % boxes w J PECK
$40 reanls paper John Som 5 cases do cisvior 1
Sons s. axs cheese "ld Srnver 81 do PicheI Sears
Co; tubs butter Row aad' cases ssnes Lawrence
Triin5le; rolls leather ! S1n.h ss r-s-ns paper
John ? SON
" Doraely Lne.B%se Zip Van Wnkle, frura Cats
kiss s!d-s leather W oop!e; 80 Lcrtar Andrew.
- do StoUt 80 co I, Cocse Coz rs DO We Nj
ier, c4 DO Small ST. do " LeGPp' 20 co Brook.
butter 10 bales hay Captain; s. haes wool 4 Oak-s: bxs
goods B-sIs bas cAa--s Cook I'D rolls boards
Austin < Son
Troy and Northern Line. I Gs-dssT-Barge Tup-
pvr-ii stoves and trimmings Thompson Massey: -
eGsp;y o5s " johnson. 500 io!si co. DO Il Som
r-rscl.
Boat Camden. J Sarlow-l5 bales wool Toapktrs Co:
10 do Z NAn Ness Sc Kegs batter Johnson SOu S
casks ashes Delano SchernerhoT, leo corn - Il
T lumber Wserhocse & LIN; 50 bush RE DO.
Lake CkaEplain Z Merchants Line 4 Johasop-Bost
NewEng !andls ysss butter Perry casks ashes Lock
wood Co; pigs butte, Lesgei;. Ludlan Co; do Clark
Averi; q casss Ashes PetTy; lsI7 }os; Green IS
,pss iron Johr Costs
Peoples otweso Line P steel-Boa. Uscss-asc:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

Meal 81 o. 20 81 81. for Yellow and Waite Jersey
sl5 RE Flour i. 81 5oes2 81 Sales 100 5ols 8;
81 90: ship stuss 9aI0c- Fine Feed i2ei3c
GRAIS-A parcel Of new Southern Woez;- 200 BUSH
sold for milling a. e II other descriptions re near
OF nothing doing although negotiations we're gong
On Corn : rahe- dull Sales .oJ plsa |oucas'a =
low AZ c meas 80 70 -i'o DO CF!se--5 Il -
nc. da1ivs-a1 OJ 90 Indiana AZ Sc weight and ecy
DO Jersev =; 6oc. meas. Re |. ooGo'c VIZ. 1-e
ECO brsb delivered There s saipPIna aetiis-4u ots
ia .csrce Oat= quiet ea-es northern A. 81
az ard 400 bush. Virginia az &c Last sa-es blacE
80 D.. a. holder. nov ask an adrance- sales 20
HI. Northern Wine Beans 3: : ? bush
Professionalism ia arTn today az ) ana SO Tor
p-e and Nes- with ~er- lev sellers Q: either AZ ,e
-. r-ro-ed Abou. 500 bbls. M..s sold 4, $40 sales
.s p-irne az 81 II Pee: :ae-e has something been
dg and tie market = firm. Prime az 81 81 and
Ie.s AZ So -. For prime Lard there IL demand
and the Iaarke; j. near!T bare We quote oaot Tor
s-,tlv PRIME bills kegs 81 a In Picked Meas
hear Of sales 80 bbls Esns i:c and g. 90. pirate
,er,s Hams are wor;a i6i: c.s.; Shoulders 3. cts.
Fatter and Cheese without pa-.sulz. change
western Butte Is ga p cts OHIO 7aa Co. Cheese s
wHiSKEY-The nnarketia scarcely 40 inn and 20
b5ls Prison sold al 2ic. D-adge IS 70. with small
HAY-sorac $50 or 100 bales North River sold e: 45
GRoCERIEs-Tne market. are al qu;e: and steady.
We only note sales leo hhds Porto Reo sugar AZ ~
6Tc.
LEAD sale Of go pigs Missouri has been made
a; - 75-5 2 cent. Of Cor ca-h.
BoNE-For home use 2o0r5 Northwest sold al SIC
cash.
PLAsTER-1he demand "a good and three cargoes
Eastern 70 arrive sold p: - - delivered up rlver-
TEAS-There j. bur a very moderate business doing
among croccr but there arc TX pubic ais ave fused
in Aug including INC cergoes % the Paul Jones AID Nat
chez speculation purchase OF p0 half chests wan
kay was made bv one Of the leading grocers at low
figure There ak entire cargoes IN this arsei be-
ride invoices 10 make vo Inore cargoes. The entiEe
49,, a-rta paTl
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General Noii1es
~ New-York Weekly Tribup

II New-York Weekly Tribune.-Coz:er:a FOR
Sa;1rda- August 1.-PoETRY- Sleeping OF re Waters
Betdze!Grt Honor 70 Labor Be HAPPY; Eros and Al
,eros Ep!-oRi,Ls-The Oregon Treaty.: The Cabinet:
Ts-te Compromise; British Fro Trade; Question OF
versc.v-Sot Adjourned McHay'. Bill passed TIE
Couvea1ou Our Mex: Gc~erDor. The Coa~entoa-Mors
Progress: The Observer On Four;erjsua'-The Buffalo
Commercial Tender; lc- &c News from he Army.
Meyico Texas kc Crops in Wisconsin: Co--.p oa5ence
Of The Tribune Dreadful Accident he Ere Railroad;
Aars Oregon STU! Later from The Seat OF Wa. Yuca
tan 1c: Movements of Santa Ana Mexican Correspond
ence Of The Trpune Six Dsv Proceedings ot he Con-
yeuou; News from Oregon Wisconsin Coprer Region.
MISCELLANEOUS AarIcLs>-Revieyvs Of Neyr Puhira-
ton-; New Planet; The Oregon Treaty, with al lie
Accompanying Documents Mr.. Weester'- Speech report
FOR TIE Tribune Proceedings OF Congress- Oregon
Governors Message; Public Lands-Graiga'ioa, Ic-.
lec;ons from our Foreign 49, COMMERCIAL INTELLI-
5sNcE-Produce, S.ocs-. Money. Cattle Market, &c.
snse copies pal up wrappers FOR The Mails, be
cbt.insd he dc sks-price 81 cents
70 TERMs-S2 per wear. Al subscriptions payable
i2lex.biy IN advance Address
GREELEY ( McELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
cor. spruce and Nassau st-,oppos,e the City Hall
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The Mobile Daily Advertiser says The receipts OF The
week amount to 3i5 bales experts 900 bales. Total
total stock on hand SoSi6 very careful estimate OF
the stock unsold and on sale taken during the past week
exhibits Inc following result Stock unsod 1890 bales
amount acoaH1y on SAT- s'Vn bales. stock large has
never before been known IL this al This season OF
the wear.
We continue 10 receive untevorab!c accounts from, the
interior Of the State N regard 10 the growing crop The
produced 'bad stand This wss followed BY droufh
the month OF June and this again BY the recent con
rnucd ana heavy rams Take Il altogether the season
has Tar been one OF the unprop,nouS we have
ever known 10 the growth 0: Cotton Tie date o: the
hc> blooming IL this state this season, Was about the
Oth OF JGnealSer period than hsS been known FOR Ten
years past with The exception OF one yesr, lil-waen
'Sc oa'e o. ne nrst blossom the
Iae following table, Showing The date AZ which tae
p.ai' Gas e!oofc he C-,e OF killing frost, and the
amount o. the crop grown for years past may bt IN.
sIscns 10 ne curious II such matters and form the
basis Tor future estimates:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

MosRIsTowS, y. 1.-The Bathing accommodations OF this
establishment have recently been euar sed-wn the pas.
month Plunge Bath 10 feet in myth and feet deep. with
a Douche OF Is feet fall supplied from ,prmg OF pure-t
mountain water, the temperature OF which l. ~ deg. FAN
both Summer and Wnier hAv. been built, with Appro-
PIRATE Dressing Rooms &c &C. THIS Institution has now
three Douche and Plunge Bath, supplied from springs
of pUr,.>t and coolest
The male and female Departments provided with ex-
perenced and efficient assistants and every facility Is al
!orde for thorough and systematic application OF me wa
tel treatment The Baths Diet and Exercise. sc IN
der the personal supervision and direction OF the prIncipa
Application be made By letter tpo-t-padl 10 Dr. DEH-
TER Morris.own. y. J. or Al III Wai-r-st New-IorE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

~, TO LET-Tho dwelling perl Of House corner Of
Es Twentelet and Sinb-avenus tChelse4--faare) re-
pete Win every convenience for boarding Sou.o on
schools hA@ sixteen rooms, including wnLcf
Closet range and all The modern Croto1 water 6xtares
Rent .Ow 10 q good tenant Inquire Of
D. A. CU5HaAS, No !ss FSa!l1.
myl9 ST or sh-avenue between 18th sod ~. y.
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MARRIED .

In Danv.e " Y on the 2,t inst Eudress Faulkne, 10
Mary, daughter Of the late Joshua snepard-
On the Bath ult a; the Choctaw Agency Arkansas az
the residence Of J. H. Head Capt Joe Il. Heard OF
Fort smith, Mise Catherine Wright Of Huooardston,
Mass
IN Richmond Va on ire 22d inst M VIZ. Hs-tie 10
Miss Frances r Eppcs. al o: ina, city.
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- CON J sassev Co: Iss ea!. aoar seEt.s. s.g.

bu.a cora BacEl-y Co; lSs b7.s a0ar Se!d. sas-
Sew-York .7d G-a-.ee Valley Line. Jr-e. s:r-lss
b5l. aour g. DO CLARK Coleman: ISL o-sh pas Jane.
81. pkzs butter 3r.akerhoE Week. 50 bales wool Il
Cokz!l Co. frk hr;;er Eoppock Co; !! DO W Or.
/ Co do Cooper. Smith; . Go SraCusr Co; 90
Herbert K O.=--:e-3 DO < S-as!sye. P-yv. cask.
ashes Williams Eayrl--. i srz s;:er iever.1r Fe
love-. So = lumber D z L } Wool
N=u-Tork and seneca FAILS Line / " Palrr---Sc.. =
sage y bhi- soCr - II b5s DO Fuller W.r.r c..
IS OIL 1aea, " Palmer 10 CO PAT Pir-ls Sol,
O.. Skaztz. yvalna timber Appleton: cse. c!o.s
Cories, E.~dock Coz IS 10 Z .II5er : Gzrtli-z
Taa5e-ra,ers Osve-o Lme-So4i S;A-5a-Ji-53n hbis
four Su-dsra. Sage Co; 80 s!ass R J va-t-Tsfer: ,,
Pkg butter Eua5p BAKER; ~. Epods Lord " S.,ar
] Co: 5ox 60 D Brigham: IS do ci-o=-e-o- CO. y
iads ,ooacco SllrHn sons. Baltimore: IS t-5s butter
Ferguson Sherman
sane Llze-Roaf New Ers-2I-7 5rsh cen Herri-s Z
Van Bu.xrk: 1893 co Do,vs Car.
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FLOUR AND NE.AL-Thc receipts are nor very lt:se
and we believe there IS little going store
The receivers manage 10 get OF al the receipts G:sa
portion OF the sales today have been Q: store e
quotations remain before, 81 % 81 " Tor Michigan
81 IL. Tor Genesee There have been sales to-isJ OF
OF about 1000 bbs Michigan and Oswcso Tor eNpoE; 10
Liverpool! at 81 o9GS4 III. Sh:pnSsreTs have pua up
.rcishts Is. az which engagements We're made tcsy
For the Eas; there is fair demand Sales 500 hos
Genesee better than common AZ 81 % as 3li. Round
Ohio is 81 s7s aSi. In Orleans We hear OF nothing
doing Southern descriptions are dull 81 l2iaS4 Is
for Georgetown, Richmond. Baltimore Acxandris &c,
Sales ic0 bbls Jersey round hoop 81. and 200 do
Richmond City, rot Ha1an Q. Gsl!ego, 81 IS 81; Bss
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NJ ARM E J y y r \ A l. .
PORT OF NETWORK.
- Sc MARlNE JoURNAL FOURTH RAGE.
ARRIVED


packc, shin Patrick Henry, Deano I'm Liverpool June
Ion 10 exchanged signals with packet ship independence
hence for Liverpool.
Packc,ship Columbus Rathbonc I'm Liverpool. June
l7th mdse 70 c II Marshall. The has had light
Westerly wind and Gains the whole passage. June Il
in Ia, 81 10 lon 10 80, spoke ship Republic, OF Prov
dcncc I'm NOreans. Tor Liverpool 81 ds out. July l.
lat % ~ lon - 80 Br bark Berkeley OF London I'm ia
u,aca for London 50 ds ID, lat 10 80. lon 81 70
Br BRIG William Large OF Cork, I'm 81 Lucia Tor DUB
lin 20 ds out 9TH lat - IS Ion % As Br bark Valley
field OF London TN Plymouth, for Quebec, - cs ont
From ai is TO 10 and from Ion 40 TO Is saw several ice
bcrgs
Packet ship Yorkshire Bailey, from Liverpool July 3D.
mkse to Il Marshall
snip susan Drew (ofSalem) Page, &c ds I'm Havre in
ballast and passenger TO master.
BARK (EIain) New.york Boge 50 DIS I'm Hamburg mdse,
TO Dcs Arts * Heyser-lOe stcerase passengers.
Brig La Grange Haley. from Ponce, PR. sugar &c, to
master Left bark Don Juan Tor Nliaven loading brigs
w Watson Eckhart, for Philadelphia 10Th JAY Allen,
Nunscn, for Boston
Brig (Br Widow Gorhem, I'm Bridgeport in ballast 10
AITachat & Wheeler
Brig Or Ara,husa Card Is ds fi Windsor, NJ, pas
10 master.
Schr Emily Johnson Snedcor. 3ds I'm Baltimore mdse,
to Johnson 4 Lowden.
Schr Alexander, Dowdy, ds I'm Ncwbern, NC, nava!
stores To K VI blackwell
Schr Amelia Terry d. I'm Baltimore, mdse 10 Eager
& Mailer.
schr Thorne Wainwright, 3 ds rs Virginia, wood, 10
master.
schr Jew, Dennis, 3 DIS I'm Newburypoyt fsh.
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Brighton Cartle Markct-Mc

At Market 400 Beef Cattle Gncludinc those sold on
Saturday, 90 Cows and Calves l,500 sheep and 100
swine.
PIcEs-Beef Carlc-A farther advance was effected;
we quote extra s. first quality s. 50dS5 IS second
S5d IS 50 third - 50Gsi 30.
Core aud CalresA large number OF sales were eject
cd notice the following s23' s2i' $50 81 So
and S37
Sleep-sale. ordinary at ST. 81 y and 81 80 better
qualities 81 - 81 o. and s. p Old sheep go 50
S,rino-Old Hogs !: and Sc. Small Shoals and sc.
AZ r,tal from 70 &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

TT The COttnXc-Placc Total Abstinence So
cicty would respectfully inform the public that they Will
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THIS DAY Is published the Rev. John Hv~e'- Works.
containing the Redeenurs Tears Wept Lost Souls
Union among Professionals Csrnalty OF Religious Contcn
ton Mans Eaniity God and, Reconciliation between
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