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Ron-EER'S GcSENIuS.S HERREW


GRAMMAR. by CCrsst-D APPLETON \ co. pHb-
" sh tts tag Ceseuiss Hebrew Grammar fo1r-ulh
e.tun. revised 5y Dr. Z Rgic-r, translaiet ny Z J
Gcuant. PTu u Hebrew NadsCr University, hsril!-
Ton, y. I. with lie Uoittcallr. shy edition. sues--
ea. ne LIN By D. Dsvi OF Sispuey College. Lon
which added uf eXerclses II Heh7e~
Grammar and Hebrew CbErSjoU1thy- Pr-parsd By t3c
rau.!Nor-I vol svo h.uis. ul-y prin;-d Price - .
The excellence 81 Iesvulus> rslrlsi !. universally
know edged. IL adaptation both ~ mater sud ictbcd
10 meet the Of Hebrew siUd-rts, : smchsrf!s
established By me fct that fever ia1 thirteen editions
have tera sod Toe EDITION. from .sh-h this
alua b. heca made prepared by Prot Rocl-sr, su
appeared Germany IN as Among HyIug Ph,!c,oEi>,
there are but few nsrsS "a aishsr reruie han Rodger
HIS edition Of IBIS Grammar may therefore be supposed 70
eonts1n some r-s. improvements Il VEL as changes snd
additions, anl its presumption .y foCl- ugt b. a
comparison with lie lhecaih cotton. which Itself
improved b. ~ authors ast revision The addition OF TIE
Reading BOOK. Introduction - lie Trans AuS OF He
brew together win the Course CT ~. and Chesto-
UIlay by u C0e.H VII De found OF material service
70 TIE student mastering the Grammar and acquiring lie
.sp-uaEe-
- Professors Of H-bree. desiring this wors for
nation copy application, personal by
letter. 10 the publishers ga Broadway. % -tis
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WHITE AND BROWN SUGARS az wholesale
w prices! y. Fowler has 0a hsEc large stocA 81
White .1d brown Ugars Of al The VARIOUS ktn6s Good
brown Havana - Oh. rs; white do D. do, oftne
Efs: quality D. Sd Tbs. psor 90 IS ID act Is, hand
some St CrolS s.. 4 50 bes black Tea Is Young Hysou
10 D. IVA Ccee Of he finest 3syor Is. Best Sperm Oh
gallon be-; Solar 6s coed Lamp DO, ST. cf-i quail
" Sperm Candles 3. 10. For sale 6y
I. O. FOWLER, go and 4es Greenwich,
OF i.yi,- ant 7f V-sey-st-
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eouMEnc1AL AND MONEY MATTERS.
70, Sail, Of S,oeEs. see Foar.A pege.
SATURDAY. P. N.

SATURDAY. ?. N.
Tho fanciss are decidedly heavy today, and
.,,es limited Even the furry in Norwich has
,ded md the price has fallen back perhaps TO gain
for new advance. stock which is earning in
.ma,, business per cent. scarcely remain long
IN. Mohawk is very buoyant and capitalists are
..,n, m all the stray lots which the market
..sr,aeut Stocks have fallen back little in conse
-. q. the expectation ,ha; loan would be ap
pied for
:, sterling is dull a. :. IA, within ] to per cent
,,,s no;nt wien Specie be imported at profit.
a,re engagements of Flour and Grain freight
heep p,sde at 5s Cd and llId to Liverpool Cotton
s,s n, .cuare We glad 20 this important in
-, nayiga,ion, enjoying scason of pros
psny ,.,.,.oeu.u ,.r
,..,,,oed and our bank paper hating Administration
.s,es on pure specie basis is about give the
.,,,sad ofa currency Of gold eagles shinplastcr
~ rcdeernabe in specie yet receivable for public
-, This is precisely the kind of currency we had
- sbo suspension of the Barks, when every trades
;..,.d his own tickets, which was received in pay
=, n, goods a. the shop whence issued. but with
..si,r .ny where else. Mr.. Walkers proposition is as
iCloEs: r,,.,.r.r.,,,.rc ~, 10 ,s.c
nj. Department will issue Treasury Notes to the
,. OF three millions of dollsrs bearing interest
.HSas per cent per aDnum. payable 70 the order of
.oo. or corporations making deposits therefor in
80 IN sums OF not less than thousand dollars
~ siher the Treasurer OF the United States Assist
T,easurer at Boston New York. Charleston or ST
I;. or Treasurers Of the Mint at Philadelphia New
Orleans
post .
The Union says that the Banks having refused to
.,,ke loan the above plan has been adopted. They
.u be receivable for all public dues both in the Land
user and Custom. House well before after matu
nc and must DO regarded in the light for many
,foecie bearing interest and at the rate pro-
,,sd we cannot doubt, adds the Unon) that there
iii large demand for these notes.'
The last proposition msy be considered "a by no
u.sns so certain.
The American Exchange Bank has declared a
dividend OF three per cent
Thomas Lamb, Esq was on Wednesday chosen
P.iaeu, of the New. England Bank in place Of Philip
MEET who declined reelection.
The Albany Argus says the receipts Of Flour
Sras, Barley and Corn mt tide water during tho third
rex Of Oct in the years lei5 aud 1876 have been as
Flows Flour. Wheat. Barley Corn
lE. .l206a2 bbls. 269 2o5 bu ls3.sl5 bu 1907 bu.
B...127596 1889 1898 60
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r The L. 4. SENATE OF ISl2.-The

respectfully announce hal thcir large s--ot engraving
Of the United States IS com Pe-so and WI" a sn0
prss:cus are invited 10 cal q; The AttisHG- Esn-,rr 70
t--- sa6 examine The engraving.
sriS isH ANTHONY. CLARK CO. Sii bTcsd"as
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MN. W. SHIRLEY, AuctiOneer.
-,TnCt< nR CROCK ERY damaged by hrs

WIN. w. Y, NUCIIUHrtT
STOCK or CROCkERY, damaged by hro, at ane
Sion By ri z Willard This Day, Monday, October 8
at 10 O'Clock No. IS Water-. qnsnaty u
flown blue zad other printed, painted cd ged cip &. {.
Ware China Glass and Fancy Goods, The stock " r. c.
Weunore Co damaged By fro the 3Oh ait ia tots
retailers. Sale On account OF Tbs nad-f"rters for
cash On delivery.
Catalogues IT No. ) P!ne-st
y. B.-Goods must be taken awsy On Tuesday IL
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Flour Wheat. Barley. Corn.
tS2l762Il bbls. 1873. 26 bu eoGll2' bu 1872 Al bu
4 rSL6424s5 7o0O62 /" GA 45 1896
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Dee 1916 Inc 3546 Inc. 2e,392 1907
ras aggregate receipts OF the articles ut tide
s.er from the commencement of navigation in lsi5 and
fB, to and including the third week in October, have
..n as fnlloyys.
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The total import. from the United States rom he
18th Scptetnbe: lof5 the l5h September lis vera
as follows JFhoai Qr.. Fio,D. BIS. Ind C9rr, Crs
i30.74l 773,059 Il.GlO
The total imports from Brtih America for the same
period, Hfeat, Glrs. Flour Bbls
1929 257732
From the abo@e returns it will De that upward Of
million barrels Of Flour each equal to bushels Of
Wheat have been imported into liverpool during the
last twelve months from the Uned states and Canada
together with 1895 quarters Of Wheat, and IL SO
quarters of Indian Corn Happily the grain crops in all
parts Of America have been very abundant this year
and the prices IN England, though excessive are
such u render importation Of largely increased sup
plies profitable. and therefore certain The results Of
the next twelve months wi how what America can do
toward supplying the Of England and o. Europe
The largest exports Of Flour Whea. and Indian Corn
from the United States, IN previous year, were as ic
lows
In lato. I557;Ol barrels of Flour
2l5.107 quarters OF Wheat
IN l5ll-.---.-- J4- 20 quarters Of Indian Corn
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rF- Inflammation of the Kidney, Bladder and

INSTRUMENTATION
limos diseases OF me Spine, al affections OF ne rinsF
-sans PeIsIe Irregularities General Debity &c &c.
are speedily cured by Vaashns Nssetse!e
MIXTURE zdyeItised h- Grezi American fetS '
See ADVERTISEMENT and CAL e. es--7sss's o<i e1''
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(,HANCERY sALE.-By order q he Court Of
u Ch.ac-ry under the direction Of Isaac V Fowler,
Master IN CA-ncery wi b= sold Monday, the secoad
DAY u November 1875 al Merchants Exchange Wall
street al y o'clock, By Dunont Hossck the two story
brcz front House snd Lot No Wss-sircet North eide,
thifd hon.e rora suiyaa-street with stury building
on he rear and the rghi Of alley leading 70 Brocr9e
street Said lot /. q Il III ff0ot ard rear By 75 INCH
deep. 90 u
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WANTED-by $ respectable Yogag GirI residing
w with her parents, situation 70 lake Of children
and DO plain sewing l. I'll accustomed 70 the -ar OF
children aud satisfactory reference Apply ~ rs
Laurens-s between HoUs snd B.eecEsr, he rear
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4 IFE IN a WHALE SUR. being narrstive " the
l. " aaderngs aud Adventures OF Reuben DeaHo, Illus
traied win ensravings Price - cents. For sale by
IL LONG \ BROTHER, Publishers Agents.
O., 2 - Anu-si-
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MOOR sPRING-.-A new and Improved article d
~ Elastic Door springs FOR sale wHOle=a, aEd retail
oy t. Newark India Auober Manufacturing Company So
"A .,t.D-I.u. ola f-r
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Increase. -.l04,73O 652er; n,2s5
The ;mporatons from British America in the same
pedods were: Hh,at orr. FIory 2bIs
10 sept. u, lei6. .........-.2730 1925
To sept i, 1315.........--- 1864 77703
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SI ANTED a purchaser fos l5h, Siazut.z-g=i1- on
~ Sizes ms; pays good prus The proprietor beng
obliged leave Inc CITY vvs. foOs dxtures good viii
6c ana The purchaser tie business ur Address
y. L with rsa., 81 Iac IrlaUne 0lc- .A-!a-
where and interview ius- De La- o.r Ire
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NANTED-By Two persons, ths one American IN.
~ other English ~ DO Ire pialn cooking. washing sid
iroung OF -rsl family. would have checton 70 DO
the E-r-ra. jor CITY country. Fa-e call al No
IuoerTL ~ ~ d door back TIE b-i cf reori-
mendatlous &c cir-G- irh
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ac 535 75G Inc Il 2ls, 26i Inc 26l ,66 Inc 3G3Al9
OF this quantity about 10000 bushels were received
Nor TO the new crop coming into market
The increase in Flour and Wheat is equal TO 779l0s
Rsof Flour And the aggregate of Flour and Wheat
saiyed is equal TO a573,906 bbls ofFlour.
The subscription to the Cape Cod Railroad has
ruhed 100000 and tho Road will be Immediately To-
ased and placed under contract
Ameeting of the stockholders of the Fitchburg
sI.oad was held the eoh, and the following resolu.
sqaIopted:
Rsoirtd That in the opinion of this Company the
LAKE. Champlain and Connecticut River Railroad is en-
fedto the favorable consideration and regard OF the
srkholders of this Company and OF the City OF Boston
md when completed it shall receive as favorable terms
b he transportation OF psssengcs and freight the
ftrhbrg Railroad, as those VI any Railroad
ysed, or that may be hereafter connected with The
s0sd ofthis Company.
At Baltimore Money is easy and good paper may
Negotiated readily at ial per cent per month The
casnngs at the Bank for the week have been quite
uge but have been satisfied very great extent very
Title paper of tho right sort being refused. Coupons
u,retailing ats
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shANTED-By 4 Protestant Cir recently from Eng-
w laud su-ton nurse. chambeTIuaic Do IN
era. h0usework Apps Ioi Bsysrt--t near Mulberry
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case i. viii always sel while Indifferent: Flour cannot
find buyers az any price N dull market
White Indian Corn s il good demand here Ii present
and would sell readily al 3os 20 35s- ? guarte--
LONDON 18th July lSis-Te fear thai the u.ds Tor
Whea, and Flour has et lis ~ors- and i me
crops pressed 70 market material rsuca Ens'
follow The White Wheat is much hiEhied II places
nevertheless account. from he country lead US TO eS-
pect good average crop. Spring crops, excepting
Oata MI De ve-y deficient particularly Peas
LONDON. 17,1 July. lci5-The Gem market i. re,y
dull s5d declining daily however ne believe aiready
t Considerable more Than third OF tee Flour t1rough-
ont me counrrr nas gone into consumption Snonid We
have -eod crop present we hare every appear
r1-e NJ pr;ces must down az least q: 70 60 or
and 4 20 s. bbl. Flour, which WI Fi.a many we
be-e Is no trade in Clover Seed just now, but he
crop generally j. very We! spoken Of and likely 10 pc
large Indian Corn nearly unsaiesoe and fine Medi-
,e-Tanean Is only sslesbe al Us. = quarter.
LIVERPOOL, 18th July, l3i6-Since our advices Of
the Sd inst our flour arke, has been depressed By tie
sneness Of the weather which prevailed until within the
last Two days AID Western Canal Flour duty paid has
been difficult OF sale POS Sd. = Dbl TIE
favorable change hss NOT y-t produced any ANNA
non in our market account Of the immense stock Of
the article in .hi port Should. however TIE present
weather continue short time longer MAJ expect
more aciivify in he demand.
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Trade of the Hudson.
Produce and Country M,rca1rde drri-ing VIZ York.
reported Specially for liz Ne-g- York Tribune

Produce and Country M,reaardle A-ri=inR Ee- York
Reported Specially for Tx !Ne7- York Tribune
Swiftaure Line. a Van Santvoord-3a.ge Mary!n-2ol
bbls sour, y II Wolfe; 30 DO Mead Co; 59l 90,
Williams Boston: 2l DO. S6aats; so 90, a Van SAINT
voOrd $50 do Blanchard. Lowell lle dc, my Cros
hv / Co Norwich u bbs lard OIL WIN Gr1ei % empty
bo!- Ely: 70 sacks wool. johnson Brothers. 10 hnds
tobacco Wu Jumping; 10 do, Su!livanG Sons
Olt Troy Line, Pope Catltn-Barge Lockport-iO.ooe
slaves, " Dennsioun.
liz stores and trimmings: Cobu1 j adams; $500
joist. / Z Brush; 200 feet ship plank. w smith
FOR. Plain and Seyv-York Line, Clark Nukerk 4 Of
nal-Booi Wa,chmsn-GlO bxs cheese. Perry: li6 DO.
Burr!n Coz g5g bush oats $50 do barley Fairfield
y bales goods Moore Leggett: 81 bids paper Camp
bell: II bales goods Bayard y co. Z " ado; CO.
II Waldo; IL sides leather, Buckley * Brooks.
J " Donney Cos Line-Barge Prat from CsisEl!l-
1917 sides leather, L, Corse Co; 81 do. " II Hope
$50 DO Wn Miller; 49, do Vi Leuqp 100 do, y snuu
4 Co; az DO L Andrews; ljl do Hyde, j; 10 bales
wool. " Oahes; - pkgs butter 85 sheep, captain
Boat Tr Color-22j bis aUur. P Steel
Moore-iGG0 bush 10 bbIs pork l0 bbis -four
Moore / Spoford.
Boat Charles Sheldon-ij.532 II lumber.
Schenectady and Scw-ioTk Line. Banker L STvliz-
Boat Soveregn-229 doz broous 1000 broom hcls Banker
switZ.
Sew.York and Buffalo Lake Boat Line, Ives Cargill-
Boat HaBrother-276 bbs pork, Perrv, Mathews Co
IS srk butter, Conan. Hopkins Co. 2 DO B " Plumb
stead 70 do RUSSELL; do If do, Bsbcock Coz IA
o. Mead 4 Co; do ) bbs beans, Peck. Richmond g
drk butter $ L Beach; 10 casks ashes. Cummings
Seaman rolls leather Fox; ~ bales wool, + +
Brown: % do Chandler a Whitaker; p kegs butter.
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GfrnrsiorIs.

IT, AGRaND PICNIC sad Excursion 20
rE-S5+5=-s.-3.Sew Rochelle, lKelosgs Grore,) OF
Thursday, Ais. 9Th. lS=6 To-morrow VII
come OF he best Excursions o; The kr.ck-
eTecck-r CGiou No Is D. of T. have spared pains or
expense 10 Accommodate The Teulperunc. puoc They
caTe chosen the ioyeesi places BE select
90 Tor leh occasion Tickets Tor The Excursion s.:
Iae = Nicholas was Chartered but o<trg circaai-
Stances he Couuee hAve concluded TIA: she rot
vel! calculated lie MOHEGAS; she aeius an Essi
Ser ooe nave Chartered her, although she
money Determined 10 make il agreeable al! nun
Der OF tickets positively limited sd no or, admitted
without neset R-ne'nher Tomorrow and secure your
tickets; they are selling fast For sale BY Crork IS,
HGG>on-s-; Campbell = Greg. Sas Broadway; ElanGscn
30 Sdavenue. and OF the Committee the landing or
the morning. Leave l9t-s quarter Off; Harm oud y
Canal-s x Ma-ke-s- S; Delancey-s, 81 5 X Dasle's
Brass Band Is engaged s W. CRoSK Cha
t. w EAKpESsSooS, Secretary. aus IL
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DIED

On Tuesday evening Mrs. CATHERINE REIMER.
widow OF the t' Henry Semer in the 18th year
OF her age
The relations and friends the family are invited to
attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon at )
O'clock from No y Alenst
After a lingering Illness. SAMUEL. GILLESPIE
his tuncra will bc attended from his late residence
40 ~ 6th,svenuc on the 9Th instant u, , 2. NJ The
members OF Grove Lodge. l. O. Of o. F and others Of
the fraternity and the friends and acquaintance OF the
family, ave respectfully invited 10 attend
AZ Bangor Franklin Co. on The sth inst Ny James
White, aged So a Revolutionary soldier and for many
years hisay respee,ed CITIZEN o: Chazy; NJ, =,
Ia NcNhGry. trlnc sland) I'd inst. Mr. Dame! Ao'
ans. aged - years and months Revolutionary PEN
In New Bedford 3lst u, very suddenly William Bliss
aged - wears and 10 days, a L. 5 ponsoncr he was
sergeant and ensign in the army OF the Revolution.
AZ Hartford July 81, Mr. George Riscy. aged 81 asol-
der OF tie Revolution
In Frsakluvilc Ca,,srausus Co on the 10Th inst Mr.
Timothy Gict senior partner Of the nrn OF 7 i C. NJ.
Gilet. aged - years
Al Coaoes, Rev Gilbert P. MeMcycr.
In Boston 18Th July. Of consumption, George l. Lc-
Staten Island y Y. aged ~ years.
Al Boston July - Mr. Elijah Lorsng well known
and wealthy merchant OF tina; city.
AtNorwxlk Huron Co Ohio, on SSih U.' after psin-
mi and lingering Illness Enos Gilbert ESQ aged 90 Mr.
Gabe,; Of the earliest settlers 0, INA, Nss Sia
has been identified with lis nae and prosperity
In BrownhoJa. Lorsin Co. on the SVth June heN
Ferris Fitch seed "a wears, The deceased AZ the tsnt
of his death the pastor 0! the trcseyersA Shufe
nj Avon Lorpip Co lie WAS The PASTOR OF tie tFesos
terrain Church a; Lower Ssndusky tro' lse 70 80.
In Wilmington {pcl) on Goth ult o; pulmonary con
sumption, Henry Whitley, aged y wears,
Ia Springfield, (Mass 18th Jaly, D.: George Frost
aged i6
IN ,he county OF Alberarle Francis Walker Page IN The
Goth year OF his sse Few, II any OF the children OF hu
rnaaiy who have been summoned 20 their ms account
AZ SO early Rr noe have faithfully performed
the duties Of his life been better prepared Tor the IN
eabe rewards and happiness Of the next With an edu
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Markets. :. caref,lly reported Cor The Tribune.

TUESDAY, august I.
COTTON-The sale. to-day are 800 bales without
change i'll price The accounts = Hibernia not as
favorable anticipated and holders have put their
stocks on the market aud shown more disposition 10
effect sales.
FLOUR AND MEM.-Thc supplies continue to be
LIGHT and the demand being good the quotations are
firmly maintained The home demand Is considerable
and this with the shipping inquiry takes al the receipts
For export 20 Liverpool there have been sales 1000 bbs
Gcnesec al 81 l5GS4 Isl; and 1000 bbls Michigan a, 81
l2t We quote the above the current rstcs to-day
There is st an inquiry for shipment In Orleans we
hear OF nothing doing There Is little or none Offering
Southern is in better inquiry al 81 l 81 p FOR George
town Baltimore. Richmond Brandywine. &c with con.
siderable sales Georgetown is held al 81 eiGSt 70
Rye Flour is 81 o.. Corn Meal s. 62 FOR Jersey 50
for Brandywinc hhds SIS Bag Meal 81 b6Sl %! !or
Yellow and While ship SUITS 9a 10; Fine Feed IL
al3
in consequence limited business Is done \ paSee. OF
new North Carolina Wheat 1000 bushels sold at - cts
and 800 DO Western red sec all for milling In Com
there has been but little selling cargo OF S2S bush
Orleans sold at 81 transaction was made IN hye Tor
Shipment but the particulars did no; vanspre Neun-
degs,and Is bid for export. Oats are MG5i:T Tor
Northern; 2Sd2ic for Southern. Black Eyed PEAS.
last sales made public. s. 2 bag.
WHlSkY.-Bbls are not offering freely sni the mark,
demand.
HAl.-MOdera,c sales for City use at Is ass cts
HCE--Fhc stock in this market is fair The tend
ency OF prices Is downward and the demand Is quite
'Nuaf NJ ~ S't, Inc -
81 20 81 50.
LEAp-A sale OF 700 pigs is said to have been nisdc
~ 81 -, mos.
PIAsTER-Sales of a cargo OF Eastern to co NJ the
River al s. q, cash.
LATH-A cargo OF Eastern sold =, 81 80 p NJ. at
which the market Is steady
EEATHERs-A sale Q: 300 rs very fine made
at - Cts cash.
SrAvES-Supples are coming in TO considerable
extent and there Is fair demand Tor sorts suitable ioy
export We quote " Pipes So Hhds, SO B5lS,
$50; X o Hhds 81, GS2S: HID Heading, SID
/ W0oL-The mayke; is quie, ana since the passage OF
the ISla law there has been depression OF prices
and CESSATION OF operations. Ills not however thought
/ that the decline Will &C gres, or permanent.
FRONlSlONS.-Primc Pork is Gr.l and in good de-
nsnd Sales 500 5bls s.: $sGSs III. Mess Is duller
and 100 bbs sold AZ - 81, which decline Beef IS
hrnl hut no, very active. The quotations 81 -
and So 1898. Sales 100 bbls Mess al 81 Lard Is
scarce si.d wanted Prime bids are &c: kegs &c
Picked Meats held strongly. Hams i. ais; Shout
ders :; Esq SSles 20 hhds smoked Hams q, s. &c
and parcel Picked at II cts. Butter IN good de-
nand and moderate supply al l0c for Ohio ana 70
lsc ;o- this State Cheese is y 66c and dull Ssles
Grease Butter III ! Cts
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lMMIcRANTs.-The attractions Of this country in
climate soil and institutions taking away from Ger
many many capitalists and mechanics much So 10
alarm the Prussian Government, The Orient of May H.
has the following paragraphs
a large and peculiar troop of emgrants to America
passed here this day The whole company consisted OF
Jews from the ncishborins town OF Oberdort The pov
er;y which characterizcs the appearance Of German emf
Instance On the conrary Influence appeared to pcrvNdc
their ranks. Elegant omnibusses conveyed the parties
to the place OF cmbarkaton ID all well dressed,
particularly the handsome Il girls, who formed no
mean part of the company The whole had gay and
cheerful appearance The company carries with them
Sephor Tora Scroll of the lhw) which they had sol
emuly dedicated in the synagogue OF Oberdou, previous
&c their departure The cIpgrants follow their relations
aud friends who had preceded them severn, years, and
encouraged them seek the webelovcd land of North
America where they not, in most German States
deprived OF their tights and privileges citizens
count OF adherug 10 the faith Of the!i ancestors
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MARRIED:

On Sunday evening the I'd inst ry Rev. Mr.. Lath-
rop Mr. PHILIP FRANKLIN 10 Miss ELIZA daughter
Of NJ Joseph Smith, al II this city.
On Sunday evening III inst by Rev William VI Sti.
we'll GEORGE w ABBoTT 10 MARY ANN MAR
SHALL. OF this city.
In Melville AIecsny Co on the 10th ult. Lieut. b I.
Hyatt OF the L. : Revenue Service, with Miss Frances
Louisa Cottmau OF Philadelphia.
AT Alexandria D. {. 25ih ult Dr.. }. w Luganbccl.
physician the colony OF Liberia 10 Miss Martha Alice
Abercrombe OF the former place
AT Canton. China in March last, Rev DR.. D. Bail,
American Missionary and Miss isabella Robertson, Ms
siouUrv, late OF Edinburgh Scotland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-05

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ordered condition OF the stomach and liver, derange
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gently laxative prope rites opening and cleansing 10
all secretons and giving proper and natural oae and
the whole digestive organs reference 10 the
pamphlet which NAV be had OF the agents. viii exhibit
testimony favor c this preparation. from such respecta
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