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NnFEIsM OF THE COMMISSION elis,

mFFIsE OF THE MRS
W OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, February Sd, 1876
AT Il meeting OF the Commissioners of public Schools
neld this day, at the City Hail. on call 70 the
Mayor, the Board was ganiZed y the appointment
of the following officers:
WIN +. FRICK, Esq President.
II. =. SANDERSON, E,q TREASURER.
J w. TILYARD, Clerk.
Admissions to enter the Schools pupils, will b.
granted on application To either of the 70 loving Com
missioners:
LIST Ward-Edwaru Hompy, 22i Broadway.
I'd &" Janes G. WheedGn, Alice Anna st.,
door west OF Broadway.
3D. % DR.. j F. MOnmunier, cor. of Baltimore
and CarOiiHe SIS.
4th 90 Wm A. Boyd, l2i w. Pratt-st.
5th q Henry s. SandcrsGn, SGCOnd-st., near
the To .vn Clock.
9th % James Johnson, 10 Lights; wharf.
9TH q LINDSAY II Reynolds, corner Of Eden
and JeflarsOn-sts.
9th Z" i. S. Bowie, MUnument.st.
9Th g James g. George, Market Space.
l0th g John Wilson, Batmore-st near the
bridge.
lllh G.. R. Frtc, 269 Baltimore st.
18th " G.. NJ. Ktyser. IL n. Howard-st.
18th - DR.. J. H. w Dusbar, Lombart-st., near
Hanover
l4th james Menzies, 3ll w. Pratt st.
18th 9 Rev, J. n. McJilon, Hanover st, near
Camden.
10Th =" Michael Toner, corner of Eutaw and
Per sts
18th g Israel Riggin, Henrietta street, near
Charles,
18th " DR.. r. T. Spence, Ballimore,st. near
Cove
10Th % David Trelan, Baltimore st, near EuaW.
Goth - VIM. F. Frck, Law BuildngS.
BY order, J. w. TILIhRD,
fe5 At Clerk.
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EAPhNNED WARE.
OBJ 200 dozen Oil Lamps, ass ttpd
40 do Lard Lamps
80 do Light House Lamps
100 do Camdeseks
u do Lard Lamp Filters
50 gross Lamp Wicks
PAS do X zOr SttopS
Sc do lIatchetS
48 do Spike GmhIgts
g6 do Nail 90
200 dozen Pocket Books and Wallets
Also very extensive assortment of Combs: But
tons; Thread; Pins Needles; Hooks and Eyes; Fancy
soaps; Cologne Watel; Peffnmpry; German Silver
Ware; Spectacles; Cutlery; gold Jcwelry; plated Jew
elry, &c, for sale TO dealers AT reduced ptcrs by
ELIAS HALE, NO.32I Baltimore street
jazz door east OF InwaTd-st
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EDROCLAIM TT TO THE WORLD
n THAT HaNCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or Erngernt,on
the most safe and speedy for all diseases arising
from Coughs aud Colds, which, unfortunately neglect
ed, too
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
IL Hance's Compound Syrup of Hoarhound is taken
on the first appearance Of Cough will Immediately
cure it and save the sufferer from untimely grave;
price so per bottle, or six bottles for - So
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, l0S Baltimore st.
and corner Of Charles and Pratt-sts OIL
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,sn9 CARD. 100 GOLD WATCHES.-
WTM Those who wish to purchase handsome
t,-9 90 Watch and Chain, are partcua y invited 10
stse..EsScal and examine G. ID CLARK'~ large stock
of Gold Watches, which just received, and will
he sold ut such prices that all can Gold Watch.
Call and see, all those who bargains in WI ches
and all descriptions or Jewelry Store Water street
Second door from Calvert-st. fe2
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YpINDERS' BVAHDs-3 tons assorted Nos
I'D for sale by TURNER & NUDGE,
Jas . South Charles-st
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SATURDAY, the avotitp Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery win he drawn. Capital Prize 5000 -
Tickets g IS, halves 62a cts quarters 81 cts. This
a splendid lottery for packages. Doyle will sell on
certificate in tbs lottery, package OFFS whole tickets
Tor Sl6, halves 49, qrs. ST. and eighths 81. Orders
per mail promptly attended TO.
liberal discount will be paid to persons wi pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the variety of lucky numbers, by
;.c package, single ticket share All orders, per
mail or Otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, N0.l44 Prattsreet,
Il I'll Opnosite B 81 o. r. r. DepOt
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AHT II lGEs EAS. much Inconvenience aud d, lay
w to The Grand Jury of Baltimore City, arises
from the tact that the names Of Witcssts IN each
case upon the Jail Calendar, not 10 be found IN
the Calendar in cun2cQUy OF such names not hav
ing b. en- endorsed on tive backs Of the con mmrnts
Therefore, Re solved Ivy The Grand Jury, that the
Honorable the Judges Of the City Court, he respect
Ity requested hereafter To instruct tie magistrates
oi The city place he names Of The Witnesses upon
backs of all commitments nf persons Jail on
clirlnai sharges, and their places Of residecce.
JOHN KING, Foreman.
1t is ordered by the Court that tbs above be pub
.lsAed. W. II. 6 ATCHELl, Clerk
ja!G- iRw2w Baltimore ity Court
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@SCbRPA'.@ OF, POR TIE CURE nF DEAF
~ NESS, AND TUE DISCHARGE OF MATTER
FROM THE EARS We cut The following highly
important intelligence from newspaper printed in
LuckpOIt " Y.
MeSsrs. Murray 81 Son are members of the Society
Of Fuchds and are well known in the bu mess com
Tnunitv.
"7he undersigned, agents for Lockgort, from per
sOn"l knowledge "t it, good effects can recommend
tue above article without hesitation. We have sold
within the last year about SO worth; and in most
cases it has proved beneficial On, case of tyeluc
4, aTs standing, tIhe wife o. ieplha abcock, of So.
ncrsGt) has been entirely ired by H. use. rthosc
Interested will call on rs we will Law h. fore Them
what evidence have Of It's remedial qualilics and
then they eau best judge whelhc 70 use il or not
!. MURRAY & SON
For sale by SETH $. LANCE, iO8 Baltimore ST.
jal4 and or. Charles aud Pratt sta
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RW OOEE'S PICTORIAL nsIxTUkE. In
WE offering this valuable Medicine for sale, the
subscriber would inform the public that it is quack
remedy to cure all diseases, is il recommended
"A cure for consumption; it is prepared from the re-
ceipt of the late Dr. Moore, of Philadelphia, aud is
certain remedy for recent Coughs Colds and Catarrhal
affections II will also be found useful IN the Incl
pient stages Of Bronchitis. Numerous certificates
could be obtained from Ut who have derived hene
fit from lis use, but ii is deemed unnecessary,
trial of ii will bG sufficient recommend ton OF ITS va
lue remedy in the above mentioned diseases
For sale by CHARLES b. BARRY,
nl2L No. 1872 Baltimore snCCt.
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WNiXON's SPLENDID NEW STYLE
NJ BRITANNIA WARE. Just received per ship
Republic, most splendid assortment of Dixon Eng
'ish Britannia Ware, in ses of pieces
In the above are emhraced geat variety Of pat
terms, including all The latC,t styles.
JAMES CORTLAN !. SON,
le Baltimorc-st., I'd door y. Of Harrison.
importers of Family and Fancy Hardware, Table
Cutlery, Walters, &C. te6
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q INUNEE& WAITED. A CUnter wnh
= drawers Is w.nrcd by tle subscriber, for which
Il fan Price vii! be given. Applyro
ALFRED II. REP.
lA' No. &i5 Baltimore street.
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BUE'VEN,-
HID 80 barrels OF Fresh ROLL BUTTER,

HBUFVER.-
II 80 barrels OF Fresh ROLL BUTTER,
Just received and for sale by
S. CLAYTON s. SONS
jal2 No. 1862 Lombard street.
WLAHD'S pAI'ENp CUFEEF1 CON
RA DENSER. A large lot of the above celebrated
Coffee Boilers, which have been greatly admired by
those who have used them on hand and f!r sale low
al the Original Furnishing Warehouse by
ALFRED H. REP,
No. 1856 Baltimore street.
ia2G ID tia store above Howard street.
FHNHE SUCCESS OF GoURAUDM so,n
Ill ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
in the removal Of EryspClas, Scrofula, Ringw0rm,
Pusiues Botches, Spots, Tan, Freckles, Salnwness,
IS unparalleled IN the history Of Chemistry. In addi-
ton TO its usefulness as clearifer and whitea-
of the skin, ii is the most delicious Shaving Com
pound known-and can he used with either hard or
salt water GOURAUD'S POUDRES SU3TIL Els
will positively extirpate every vesti1e OF superior
human hair; and tnat, too, without iniuring the mos
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH s. HANoE, 1903 Baltimore street,
and corner of Charles and Pfattsts., OIL
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HDkESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
n Just received, an assortment of FANCY ARIt
Giles, consisting in part of W DIRK BOXES, PORT
FOLlOS, CARD RACKS, CARD BASKETS, POR-
CELAlN FLAMBEAUX, and ORNAMENTAL FL
LURES, together with a lot of PERFUMERY and
FANCY SOAPS.
Also, small lot of PAPER MACHEE. BOXES
sc. Ia. above just received and for sale by
SETH 5. HANCE,
d23 l0S Baltmore-st
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE or
CONS NJ IuAy

l CONS PTIONI
coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, LverCcmplant,
Splitting Blood, difficulty OF Breathing, pain in
the side and Breast, PaPiiation OF The Heart,
Iniueu2l, Group, Broken Constitutions,
Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and
il all Diseases of the Throat. Breast
and Lungs the most CGrctu
II al aud speedy cure ever
kHOwnlor auyOfthe
t.uvCd.rt asCSiS
THE CEN .NE PREPARATION.
S{g.lY NE'S COlTP d SYRUP WHO CHERRY.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
MLLER.rowH, Perry Co Pa
Dr., Sw,YSs Dear slr-ln March last caught a
very heavy cold which settled my lungs, attended
with hard, dry coach, pains in ths SD and bie9 .
ghtmess aud oppression in h' ci'st ! n, gltct"d
taking any medicine, except the usual SlnTle rene
dies, which PERSONS in inliteE' roumslanccS IKE
myself generally resort 10, until the disease mad
reached The state above alluded to, when hcCame
quite alarmed and applied to my family phystclam-
lie ireatCd me several months, but "ncevcd no ben
eft; in fact I gradually grew worSci hhd nroiI
night swGats, skin dry and parchrd, 70 Hpe lie, sui
tered much with thirst, occasionally "tng b0odi
un my physician well as my trieHd IOnounc'd
me going into a deep decline. Some @ ny friends
recommended one medicine some nnO'l Z, and would
snow me long certificates of purp0rcd cures, many
OF which thought suited TO my ease eXacty but
from their effect upon despared recovering
uy health hut give myself up 10 die Of that scoufge
| PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
Fortunately al this time friend Of mine passing
through our town who resides in tarr,hUrg called 4"
see ne, and recommended yGur COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. aui gave me the
name of Martin LUZ, your gent in Harrisburg re
uclantty and got Il bottle which relieved me
much that sent and rot hgu more, and nm hapRY
10 say am now sound aud h"alihv man. niir-
. butte the cure entirely III" use Of celebrated
preparation, the COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
TIL 1NRG, aud would earnestly recommend any ser
who is suffering with any disease Of lhr Lungs 70
resort at once your medicine. Terrin YOURS, very
respectfully, RfCHsRD NONMETER.
We are personally acqnin'ed with Richard Vonmc-
.., Z. :. tl..
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NNANCKFST lII2 GIYGIIANIs, ~.


NOW FOR BARGAINS!
GAUR ENTgSE sr OCk OF GoonS.
.of CLOTHS, CASSlMEREs, JEANS, sATTj-
NETS, SC, Of cye-y quality and color, VIII be dis-
posed ot at cost tor CASH. aud all who wish 10 supply
themselves ~ per cent. tess than The usual prIcc,
viii do well TO call at lhG cheap cash store,
No 80 n AREE1' STREET.
Also, "a choice selection Of WINTER GOODS, O.
every description, whca will he sold At cost, viz:
taii.UuS; inlhiurs; Ca>hmcre- 6mcas; \ iveIs;
Alniuacs; raii EIotkIng,; FlUnnrls; Shaker ki.u
Drawers and Wrappers; NhdwIs; Blankets: riykiuq;
BioAched ard Brown H0siius; ahrcuugs; Giughams,
Pape, Musims; Canbrics; WodinGs spool CoJons!
Ncsnas and Taors' Trimmings hollands; IRISH
Linens; Table Diapers MeUuoes ShItmss, &c.
Now Il the ume! Any thing in our line az cost !
Fully satisfied that tor quality and style oug goods
cannot be beats and rs 20 our lr!cee we defy cOupo-
! tlliOn. splendid assortment of Ladies WOrstCd
/ LuWbs woni and Alpaca HOSE.
j, Lee WEBSTER s. 90.
No. 35 Baltimore street,
! ial2 doors OF Frcdtrck.
/ FRESH IMPOprATfON BEST QUALITY IRISH
/ LINEN AND LINEN Gu DDS GENERALLY.
! NN FFcFbDpEV@ET 4: CO. have received,
! . q . direct from one OF the best manufactures IN
Ireland, fan supply Of LINEN GOODS, and having
been purchased such advantageous rates, that will
enable them 10 furnish Their customers with LINEN.
rRrrantcd al frr, ut such prices that cannot fail 10
give Satisfaction. They name 81, o. Oh, l2.i and
1874 LINEN sHEETtNG, from 80 to "a inch BOLSTER
and Pillow case LINEN; 8 3, Sxl0, l9yl0, l0Xi2.
! lOXl3 10 Is, l0x2O md 1924 TABLE CLOTHS: Da-
mask and Diaper Table Linen in great variety; Da-
per and Damask NAPKINS, from low nriCed 10 su.
ppriine; Birds-eye, Russia and Scotch DIAPER Rus
sia Crash; German Rolls; Stair Damash with a full
assortment Of A Irish Shifting LINEN from low
priced To superine HOus" keepers and others want
ing a superior article of the above goods would dc
well TO examine their stock before purchasing else
where. I63 BALTIMORE STREET,
jail between Calvert Hnd Light,
EDIANO AND TABLE COVERS. The sub
scrihers have lust received an assortment q
. m ed piauO Table nd IA COVERS nT thf
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%T ESV EOEFIOS OF THE FEDERAL
~ ISr, The Federast on the new Constitution
written IN the year l7ss, by Ale3r Hamilton. James
Madison anu joan jay, with an appendix, containing
the original articles OF COutede ration; the letter at
General Washington as President Of the Convention
to the Pre-, idcnt and Congress; the Constitution of
the u. s; the Amendments 10 the Constitution: and
the Act o. Congress IN relation 20 the election of
President passed January 23d, l64j-siXth edition,
with copious Aiphab, tcai index.
Letters of Pacifcus and H. lyedus on the Procla-
nation Of Neutrality of 1893, by AleX'r. Hamilton
(Paciicu, and jas. NJ edison (icIvedus) to which is
prefyrd the Proclamation. Just received and for
sale by LUCAS, JR.
fe6 81 No. 10 Baltimore street.
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w A. " Is

AWAITED. in Il Wholesale aud r. tn fry ponds
Wv store, YOUNG MAN Of strict moral cha
rAcier ana good saIesin9n-tO such one, Il hh rat
al uy VIII be- given, Or an arrangement might be-
hdd" 10 receive an interest in the business Far hr
hnr particulars, address ''A b." and 'cf at mis- Of
cr. fn7 r.,
~ 5NUA riOE WA Fr3E -, by a you ~ man, a.
- Porter ~ gIuCery, -four or commission store. or
any Other situation wHGrt he could make himself
AS Tat to bis enpnyor-hc 10 very Industrious, aud
cRn Hro,ur" the why best Of references Is rnglTts
character, qualifications, sc. Apply ~
l.. T. SCOTT,
Ir' M. 10 EXCHANGE place
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAM BRIA.


The news i, OF The most important and
gratifying character, Ills Of The most pa
cfc kind, and the important change in the
commercial policy proposed by Sir Robert
Peel will tend 10 preserve the peaceful re-
Iasions of The two countries. 1t will be
seen that the reductions proposed by the
Cabinet on American produce are mosI i'm
portan, 10 our merchants and agriculture.
Both Sir Robert Pee and Lord John
Russel condemned The course pursued by
Mr.. Pdckenham on the Oregon question in
refusing Mr.. Buchannan's offer without
consulting his government, The reduction
Of duties on American produce, proposed
by Sir Rober! Peel, meets with much favor
and is expected 10 incr ease the business Of
the manufacturing dstyiclc.
The proposition 10 increase he army and
navy is opposed by Lord John Russell.
Lord Morpe,h has given his name to a
document prepared BY lhe Peace Society.
recommending addresses from merchants
and other classes in England 10 similar clas
ses in The United States, in favor of perpel-
usl amily, and the reference of all points Of
misunderstanding 10 lhs arbitration Of disin-
teresled nations,
THE QUEENS SPEECH
AZ The opening of Parliament, the Queen
mads The following speech.
Nh Lords and Gentlcmen;--Il gives
me great satisfaction 10 meet you in ParIia-
ment, and 10 nave the opportunity Of recur-
ring 10 your assistance and advice. | eon-
linue 10 receive from my allies, and from
other foreign powers, the strongest sssur~
ance Of The desire 10 cultivate the mos
friendly relations with This country. | re-
oics that in concert with The Emperor ol
Russia, through the success Of our joint me
lIallon, have been enabled to adjust the
differences which had long prevailed be.
tween the Oieman Porte and ihS King of
Persia, and had seriously endangered the
tranquility of The East. For several years
, HesoIaling and sanguinary warfare has
ltfllcted the States Of the Rio de la Plata.
The commerce of all nations has been
and acls Of barbariy have been
commiued, unknown to the practice Of q
civilized people. In conjunction with the
King Of Tho French, | am endeayoring 10
,ffecl paciicstion of these States. The
Convention concluded with France, in the
course of last year, for the more etfsclual
OF the slave trade, 10 about 10
,e carried into immediate execution by the
Give cooperation Of The two Powers on
he coast OF Africa. Il is my desire that
ur presen, union, and the good understand
,g which so happily fxiSls between US,
lay always be employed 10 promCle me
,tsrests Of humanity and to secure the
eace Of the world b
regret that The conflicting claims offs
treat Britain and the Uailed States in re. v
pecI of The territory on the Northwestern Il
Oasl of America, although they have been C
,ods the subject of repeated negotiation. il
I'LL remain unsettled. You may be sssur> p
I'd that no effort, consistent with national Ia
onor shall be wanting on my part 10 bring B
lis question 10 an early and peaceful ter F
inaliOn. II
Gentlemen Of tho House of Commons "
he estimates for The year will be laid be- nj
re you at an early period. Although !
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punishable al common law by our courts
Of uslsce. And in view OF the lict that
any punishment which his House could
inhicl, would be entirely inadequate, and
that the ends Of justice would bt
the more certain OF Euldlment by placing
the offender within the power and un
der the control Of The judicial tribunals
of The Commonwealth, your Committee
would respectfully offer for The consid
GRAFTON Of The House, The following res.
oulions:
RsSoIved, That the Attorney General or
lis Deputy, in the county Of DauPhinj be
requeslsd 30 take the necessary steps 10 ar
rest and bring TO rial in said county, the
person Of Daniel M'CoOE, upon The charge
Of having attempted, by the payment Of
money, corrupIly to procure the vSie ol
Victor E, Piollet, Esq, a member Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature, in favor o. the
Lshigh County Bank, and that, upon the
issuing Of the warrant of arrest, the Ser
ganI al Arms be directed 10 delivsr to lhe
proper officers Ihe person Of the said Dan
iel M'Cook.
ReSoUed. That The Committee be dis
charged from the further consideration Of
The subject.
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JOHN G. KNOX,
ALEXANDER WIN.
r: +. GALLO WAY.

The resolution passed the legislature, and Mr.
Nc Cook gave bonds for his appearance at theL Lex
term of the Dauphen County Courts.
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follows gives The substance OF the testim o.
ny introduced, we omit it.
Mr., Koox, from the committee on
he suhjeclm'de the following report
which was read.
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England and The United States.
Mr.. Hume after compIimenIing Sir Ro-
bert Peel upon his proposed liberal policy,
said, there was one other point TO which he
would refer and that was,lo express hope
that The Right Honorable Batonel would
continue to maintain The good understand
ing which rom her Msjesly's speech aP-
peared TO prevail between France and Eng.
land. ( Hear 1t was ia the power Of the
British Government united with that OF
France,to command the peace of the world
Hear, hear, QuarreIs might take place be.
tween different nations, but these Two great
nations united would prevent war. Hear.
There was paragraph in the speech re-
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Some square Cotton was engaged to fill up a vessel
for Liverpool az 5-l61 which Is decline. Shipm
ask t17 I'D for square Flour &c. and Grain 90, with
eDgageLnents
FLOUR AND MEAL-There is a fair demand to-day
for Eastern supplies but In prices the market continues
hesey, and those who ell the dock accept day after
day, lower prices The rates to-day believe
lover than they have been since 1926 when Flour
623 IS. Genesee is offered at l2t IA 81 Michi.
gan mixed brands "a "a co. Straight 00e4 06. We
sales 500 bbs Genesee better than comm *
and AGO bbs round hoop Ohio, sis Canal at ST. OF
Orleans lot OF 600 bbls cold At 1913 s7. There is
good inquiry for Brooklyn Mills for shipment as the
hbls second hand and it is thought the Flour less
likely to sour than In new packages Southern descrp-
lions very inactive. The common brands George.
town. Alexandria. Richmond. Baltimore dull at 90
al 25 Sales 500 bbls Richmond Country for shipment
private terms Richmond City Dominaly 6 90; Bran
Corn Meal 25 with saes Bag Meal 20 ana quiet
GRAlN-A sale of 1000 bushels prime White Wheat
WA made for export at 100 cts For Western Red so
cts is the asking price. The Corn market 10 extremely
dull. Southern Yellow Is 52053 cts meas without sales
Sales 10000 bushels Western mixed at 1882 cts most
ly so $500 bushels Northern round about 81
and $500 bushels Orleans at 80 cts sale of 1000
bushels Rye made at IS cts, for export. Oats
lower and sales Northern made at 3703s cts.
WHISKY-The market is steady with sales 200 or
300 bbs let Fair demand for Drudge at ls cts
HAY-Farther sales 500 bales at so cts. Supply large
and demand small.
LATH-sales 100000 Eastern at 37l, cash.
PLASTER-Eastern is worth about 37i02 so, cssh,
per ton. delivered up the River.
SALT-A cargo OF $500 bushels Turks Island sold on
private The range for Liverpool fine is 27i al
IS, with none, we believe, in first hands
FRUIT-At auction there were sses 1850 boxes Paer-
mo Oranges at IS co. according TO order; and $50
boxes Lemons at 50d2 25 cash.
.HOPS-There Is movement, in this article and
so bales have been sold private part TO 90 10
Australia In addition lao bales old have been shipped
on owners account 20 England.
PROVISTONS-About $50 hbls P rme Pork have been
sold BIT 90. Mess is nominay 10 500lo 62t Beef is
very dull; lot Of 100 bills Prime sold about co.
Mess 506s 90, according quality Lard quiet at
81 az cts for good so bbs No brought 81 Picked
Hams nomnally 81 "a CTS. Shoulders 3}13a cts.
Sales new Cheese al Ct cts. Grease Butter 81 o6i cts
w:E sales.
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MARlrEO,

On Tuesday morning. by RersIr. Hissee of New-York
Mr.. WILLIAM 0. POTTER I'd Nj. PRISCILLA A.
MASCRf, daughter OF JeAn MaAry, Esq all Of Salem,
Mass
a, Clover Hill. Huu;erdou Co. NJ, or :he All inst, BY
Rev. Reui. CAROL. WATERMAN ThaMAS Of Ov!d, NY.
oMsRY c. slaughter OF J. j. Schens ESQ Of he for
Sner place.
On s,h inst. by Rev. John Lille. JG1S CAMPBELL
8 % JoSEPHINE WARNER, all OF this ci-
o. Tuesday morning. June 9. in ST. jobs Church by
Rev. Edwin I. H!aoee. D. D. Mr.. GE0GE CLAY TO
Miss MARY ELEANOR MARITIME, dsnsser Of the late
Samuel MARITIME. ali Of this city.
4, DsnsviAe. Livingston Co. y. Y. on the eve Of the
9Th ai. by Rev. NJ. Barnard Of Lima. n. GEO. W.
POST Of the City OF Sew-York, 70 MISS COE1ELIi e
CT ARK. dsushte. OF Dr. W. F. Clark OF the foser place
On he ia inst. by Rev. Mr.. Smith, Nr. c, q HOGLE
q Wet Groy, 70 Miss z. CQBSIIs Of this city.