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FLOUR AND MEAL-The MARKETS heavier to-day
and the demand limited for the East. shippers appear
to have Withdrawn The ss!os are sS s.i0Se ~ SI
Ssles 700 o5s round hoop Ohio IN good ORDER
At s. OF. Richmond City 10 nomnaly IS IS We note
safes 500 obls 'Hsxsll on private terms. SINAI! sses
Howurd-st at 81 and Georgetown 81 l2f. Sales IuV
hhds Brandy vine Meal al about previous rates Export
from lat 7sh July, 1919 bois Whess Flour.
GRAlS--The cargo of new Southern Wheat 1000 Suia
Sold We understand, al So cts. for milling Corn ID ic
good supply and sses l0oo0 bush were made at IL Oh
Tor sound Tor the East Sales 400 1850 eush for dis
Filling M - cts. Rye is wanted Tor export Receivers
generally ask o. eIp Cts Sales 1000 bush the slip
8, cts; ana soo tor export u, about 69 We note
sales 5000 bush Barley Malt on private terms aud
eco bush Barley for psariing st SCI cts Oats are
IS eS6 eta Export irori lst to i,h JUG, 7sa bushsls
corn 81 1879 DO wheat 1891 do Rye.
wHISHY-For 55ls iS cts ID otered. We hear Of no
sales.
/ FRu1T-ssles have been made Of $1,000 bxs Bunch
Ra,,ins ~ So 2ocS2 -.
RlCE-The msrke, remains inactive, and $50 tcs have
changed hands q, s. IS as SO, cash
coPPER-A 10, OF 5000 n OLD has been sold al lie
III cts cash.
GUANCs-1he sales of Ictsbos within few days
reach ~ 81 toes o;s II ? %, es's, accord
! Ing 70 9uHity.
NAVAL SroREs-we have to notice sales 800 bbls
kosir at ~ ass cssh Spirirs ru.un,.rs continue
TO arrive quite freely sud the ustks, 4, lea. 6rn
y cts ea'h and OeSl mos lar Is !sss plenty, snc
lately some" hat higher rsies are demanded
OlLS-No sales oil Whale American in.ass i. s,ssdv
~ previoos rates Crude rm dull and 10, OF 800
gals the wharf disposed OF ~ 50 c,, es,h 50 s.s
Nice Olive brought s. No receipt, OF LIVER
/ las; SAFES, Sl3, cxsh.
HEMP-Abeut 100 baes psw.so,;ei American have
been sold from SO shout $50; and small 10, Si..l
I $3.50. mos.
I HIpES-Thsre hsv. been sAes 800 Rio Grade. 90
D, a, - cts mos; loo bucnos Ayre' q 02li q sup
posed IL Cts mos ITO Wes: nd;. G. cash they run;
6oo dry Arkansas supposed st. rejecting damaged TUO
Southern s for rhe dry and for damaged
PROvISIONS-Tnere Is more inquiry for Pork to-day,
mako, for Prime i, u 81 50. Mess heavy
and has been sold al 81 a. The transactions reach SOU
600 oels Sales 500 bsls sho.t shoulders al IS IS
Dol Beef eonnnues very dull Sales 400 ools Lard for
export supposed s. cts Export from LIST TO 7th July,
| sl2 sols BEEF; 27s do fork ais4 Kegs Lard.
| GROCERIES-gr The lss, rsrss Gsys-Ths market for
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THE WORK COMPLETE.
nr. Lnrdner,s Lectures.

III
EY The fourteenth and last number of this useful and
popular Work will be published Thursday morning July
10th The preparation OF very full and complete Index
tho entire Work has delayed this number beyond the
time originally announced; but trust the delay will
% more than compensated by Its usefulness
The back numbers may still be obtained and persons
wishing complete their sets viii please send in their or
doris through Agents through booksellers country
merchants speedily possible.
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10 The whole work VIII be published in two octave
volumes and neatly bound and lettered and sold at S. 50
Any person procuring three subscribers to the work ant
remtns US the money therefor ISIS 500 will be enti;le<
to The fourth copy gratis The work viii be ready BY th
sSth .! July. GREELEY & McELRATH, Publishers.
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miscellaneous.
CHEAp DIZZY Go0ps.-Gree. re4aellon IN prtc

CHEAP DRY GOODS.-Greas reduction in prices.
- on and sfSor "Wednesday, JAY l.-Messrs Barker
TovEe. No II GATHERINGS. NewYorE, having on hand q
very lsgs sock OF Spring and Summer Dry Good' take
this method ofnrorrg the public in general that accord
tng to het Psn. they have reduced the prices on
their good, from 20 80 per Our STOCK Of Dreis
Coos Staws AID in tact every style goods desirable
for the be purchased Of tbs above reduction
from former prices.
II. intention here enumerse iae various IJles
and prices 10 u.usl-but guaranty {" Iuch may
favor with call that ,tock OF goods cannot be
passed variety a,LionsbIs ,ty-s and vs!! 1m
Inc readers OF ihis advertisement will satisfy such
their ch-apne.s and the correctness OF his aotice-
early cal solicited. Ore Price ed snd devils
lion. BARKER Il TOWLE. II Ca.narn--st jy7 3l..-
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uD THE MOsT DELIGHTFUL Of all

III oND THE MUST DELIGHTFUL VI at
G1sssssssy.sf1N E4clrziuus-A sail IE- Hudson
River TO Hobozen, scc then walk W the
Eysisn Fields aoas The exceedingly picturesque shores Of
place. Will prove inc easily accomplished and al
0! al rursl excursions DO made from The
city.
The grounds present charming aspect, tho trees
being In leaf and the soil covered with ricn iar.
The Wahs are In excellent order hsyng b-.n consider
ably embv!sned The present sprng.
On every peasant afternoon there VIII be IN abundance
Colon Eyrisn Fields excellent Band OF Music
pa.ca viii yerf3rn .,-:ion. from IN, fsyor7 Operas
popular al.. nArc5:s wa..zes, &c
rne Ferry Boss from BARCLAY, Canal and Chrstophsf 81
.fe com plet-ly hl,ed up wiki A VIKINGS agc 5estA
NishI from GoooSen oasclsy-s II ocPL
r-rrsg- ~ CT tgyl iilis0a'
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Coffee continues very fat with a increased desire 70
-eaiz. and corresponding iDdssos:ou the par OF
The trade. purchase Beyond theirmeds;e receftaes
The sales comprise only afe~ hundred bags The bust
for Sugars during tae past ;hree days has oeeS
moderate. but TIE unarke: il arTn and prices Hs
suonortsa The sales are $50 hhds New Orleans q. &
6; cts 80 Porto Rico 6ic7i, mos; and 100 oo1ea
Brown Havana a. previous rstes The nsrEet ioI ICE
various descriptions Of Aoasses particularly C1oa o'
,ree deor.ssed We know OF I'd sales worth reporting
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Seuerdi .NuilIcs.


~ New-York Weekly Tribune.--conients for
Saturday July 1I.-PoErRY-Visions Of ihs Dead; The
Conservative Better Prcmpngs ODE by Diver Johnson
EDITORIALS the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES The New Excise
Lava G ,,ne that Two play The Fourth or July
McKay's Tariff Bill; LocoFoc Protection Land Reform
aud Banks &c LcNewf from Europe. hy ire Britannia;
From Honduras; From Lake Superior; The Crops. &c
TIL. Oregon Treaty Correspondence Of Ths Tribune from
Washington ard The chief Giles and Towns OF the Union
Tires Days Proceedings fine Cow, non; Sc-MIscEL-
LAsEous ARTICLES Photography; Travels among The
Northern and Southern Indians; GranPrices and Msr-
ke,s; Movements 10 Association; How came we al War
with Hexco-Who !. al faul Extract from 81 article by
Hon. D. D. Barnard in the Ar,er Rev for July Agricul-
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Books
Tgv FRFNcE COOK.

FULL AND n.e-Ll t-.,ssIio1 OF La Petite Cuis,-
a 1i.rs E,oile- TT. Clever Lizzie Ccok Giving FL
t-sctoo, for The mos, ceebrsed and delicious Pouses,
rurrees Ertreneru Crenes, F'!t1ret St1ees fees "a
r;,,.rte Coaatures Gsie-s, kc &c WITH dehencT sad
economy Wit full directions for Preserving sruf',
N-,ts Fisb ard VEGETABLES. Price oaly = cent
The book IA D SEQ; by nail 70 sry rr-t OF the United
SiRE4,. Postage ST cents
Te- sbore viii so.-eT acre ihs' oot nie'u4 Fa,
-c.o as vocssu'.ry OF French Dishes !: vii D. ~es
orh ,r cost 20 Az 20 has sver teen p1zz 81 oy
s OF az, : so-ue 6tLh f.shto-s5's Hotels sut he most
i.-,r,sr; oCr2o,e Of his Introduce !, . fs:e.
- vsriIs edgar; 5isses plSniy described. The Good
auiev.f- r.:l his igia ~oFk IL ss'd csn ifor' ne
ro1; CONN a--i 4 isrTe up grea; variety OF eS1es
TIE book crutAas 20 than ls modes Of cooAins eggs
is varieties Of pies. Is SOUPS &c k ADDRESS a! or
DIS 20 wM Z GRAHAM. Tribune BCidiags, y.
This !. The cu= trsr,scol c: La?e'i.s CI!sirere as
bl pubi.h-d-lcd oIs COPE, sold in Frs1cs Il /,
puki.kej h.f lie price OF arg Other cc'het
=, r--rca C,oks-v iss as
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WI. II. JONES, Aacuon.sr.

WI. r. JONES, Auction.sr.
DOOTs, aHUES AND BKDGANS, on Wednea
Odsy July 18Th 1896 loi O'clock al Tho store OF j. D.
Ing.r.oll CO. No. ~ Pearsi $40 cases, comprising
.rge and Desirable OF Boo, Shoes and Bro
ssns suitable for 5oulhorn Western and City Dealers
received Catalogues and goods rosdy Tho morning
Of tho saie.
Also 80 cnses MEMS hne Kip Pegged Brogana
Aiso, So case, WomuG's Seal PoEs.d Lace Boots.
Also, 50 cases Mems and Boys kuss-t BroRans.
Also, 100 Wom-ns Pegs.d Ties and Buskins 1y9
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40 Owners OF Lnnd-To Farmers-TO Pnrm-
ers' Sons-To Gentlemen.
The FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AcRIcuLruRK.-First Number Of the Second Year.-The
July Number of this beautiful and useful Agricultural
Work Ia now ready. This Ia the frat Number OF the
second year. and commences Stephens great work
THE BOOK OF THE FARM.
Tho Contents Of this Number az follows;
Ensrapins, aud Illustrations
View Of Stealing or Farm Buildng-on steel. Anoth.
or view OF the same-on steel. Silk Worm, Cocoona,
Chrysalis, Moths and Pinua-on steel Drsught Horse
Farmers Library
STEPHENS Book THE FARM l. or the Difficult
ties which the young farmer has TO encounter at the out
set of learning Practical Busbsndry. Q OF the means
Of overcoming those dfhcu tiles. 3. or the kind of In
formation be found In existent Works Agriculture
g. or the Construction OF the Book Of the Farm. or
the existing methods of learning Practical Husbapdry
6. or the establishment OF Scientific Institutions of Prac
teal Agriculture.
Monthly Journal Of Agriculture.
The N. Y State Cattle Show and Fair for ls46, with
list of tho Premiums to be awarded. Chases Card Spin
ner. Various U.es which Corn and Corn Meal are
applied Industrial Resources of the South and South
West. Character, Habits and Man agement OF Southern
Planters. Eotes the Long Leaf Pine. The Tar and
Turpeutine Business of North Carolina. Common Salt
not adapted as Manure TO Cane Folds Letter from
Gen Gaines-Growth OF the Wes,-Edect of Steam
Power Maple sugar-A New Element Pastoral Life
and Manufactures of the Ancen,s. Description of the
SILK Worrn-its Natural History and Habits. Cost and
Profit of cutvatnR Corn and Cotton. To raise or buy
his BAcon-Which 10 best for tho Farmer s-Size and
kind Of Hog best suited to f. Indian Corn. Expert
mens In Manufacturing Coru Meal. Manu- featuring Corn
Meal for Expectation. The Coal Mines OF ems yvana
The Reading Railroad and Bear. Mountain Coal Fieds
Housewives Department Oxfordshre Sheep. Table
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.,UnnEK GOODs.-Wm. JENNINGS 4 CO., ORA

cUMNEh GOODS-WM JENNINGS CO. Dri
~ per. ard raors Importers OF Coth CazAimofes Vest
los. Dnlnks fancy articles, &c 81 bto.d way, o
Dus Fountain, are prepared iof mo Sefnm1r unds,
ext nsye assJtImont OF Goods inoy have ever
offered Tor las yecIJna.i VI which viii bo made up
der prices that have given character 10 Tho ealAbl!sh
t-nI or cfges Particular attention solicit
ed from appreciate at, combiDsg and es-
sance sty!o Ut PsDtaoons en.bled 70 fur
nsn- sssortuieDI VI ready made Zephyr Cloth,
H-riuos Casnm1f1tl Linens and Gass Cotn BACKS and
dOssy win great variety Of fancy dress articles con-
.tAntly band. luls isu
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Il. DUCLUZEAU. Auc,ioneer.

n. DUCLUZEAU. Aucilonror
SSIGSOR VITO VITI'S final sale OF Italian Statusry,
SVases, Tapestry, Clocks Grandoies nc comprising q
cases Of rsvS gOoda-TUrTLE DUCLUZEAU will
sell Thts Evening" at O'Clock, 81 tho Apollo Rooms, No
40 Broadway. large assortment, OF the above articles
combating OF Fl recently landed from Leghorn COM
pr.ng " richest articles -foro ofor-d-he
whole Of which be closed Sgnor Vii will leave for
Itay during thd ensuing month
Catalogues ready and tho COLLECTION can 20 ex
arnin-d iuriu the dag and evening. yS W
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9asb,onable Clothing.


CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
~ EN- w. BENSON, Draper and Tailor, respectfully
D informs his patrons and Tho public gcnsfsly mat no
hss removed New York Cash Tailoring EstAbli.h'
nett, Mo- IL Fuiion-sL near broadway Wnofo csn %
found assortment Of Cloths Cassmores Vest
nks &c which will made order In tbs most fashiona
bio styie for cash
Mr. A. s. Fisher Will charge OF tho cutting depart
nepL To- who know Mr. We un:ivsod qualities Ia
tn. art 70 say more bsn 70 name MIN U
connection with that de ptrtDeni VI The busipssA
choice and general nasort1lent Of Yonucrnens ieney
dresa articles constantly on hand mye tns
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Market. :. Carefully repersedfor TIE 7r,Su...

Markets -. Carefully reported for TIE Tribuns
"WEDNESDAY. July :.
ASHES-There s no change. The sales are moderate
at 81 NC for Pearls and s. so for ots Export from LIST
to 7th July, 1893 bbls Pots 1853 do Pearls.
COTTON-The sales to-day have been about 700 bales
Prices the better Grades we'll supported while the
lower descriptions offered cheaper There is nothing
all doing Liverpool and reehts very dull al I'd
for souRre and 5l6d for round bales
Erpor. Of Cotton from The Ports Of the Untsd States
nenei,tS Isl September. 1915.
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l. M. HOFFMAN, Aucrionesr.

l. M. HOFFMAN, Auciioneer.
EUANO Ar AUGTION.-L NJ. HOFfMANk CO.
w viii Sc Thursday 10Th Inst al III O'CLOCK In FROM Of
their store Of Wall snd Front $50 tona Chn
Gusno In bags imported in Ch'lian bark Amsndfsiina,
from Vaipsrso The Guano 10 10 store al ha Allan
tic Dock and will be sold Tor Cash in lots Of tive toms
"a Ti.s
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AEnss1gnts.
NIELo'S GARDEN.

GARDEN.
THURSDAY EVENING. July Oh. 1879.
Popular Overture
TaE fs WIS., Hts aaR R:SSls Of be
hat AZ eour's determination for Couc-rrs "a Muss-i
g:ees o. FIRE WORKS WI. Be- ei.piasei s spteSo:
57Sse 81 rss ,n o. Liberty
OsS ss eios s. D. SaN
sne sFIansed expressly tc' u. debG. 81 Nile SI.seY
DANCE NJ WI. s'snrv arr Nor. Herr,
'S>TLs GAhpkS ~tia its ,1seo.lye peuGasl ad-.
is open Day sHa sreu;os; Offering superior opporuri
t.s the losers cf Nature Ia h.rbor .d ,u
rounding scenery g. the line ahslius the delicious
s.. b.eeEsa-Thursdsy: Fritsy snd saturday July ss
Music vii b. performed bv The O-ch-strz ! La psme
Bl.nche; : Tereingungsirze; AG-'sd-c Polka; l. Me
..or The s-,nrr Range OF Cosmor.uaa. E-l.eEr7he
N.sht W.nierer Sl!.nsohs Gtlo2' Auiaeks Polka:
10 Overture Esrsguoi Aonsts'cc, Only "! cec1
U7HE DRSKRr POSTPONED.-The underisr-
"a regrets TO test be Is obliged 10 postpone
the Excur,oc advertised oy I'm 70 ,aks psse on the 10Th
cccte9Gere- ef aSvEg Yesterday rseeivec ell
upon -con II would De sable .or him 10 allow he
,k- piocs 81 The Point, for ressons con-
sected ~ilh the dis, ipEtne o. To laspcnton
Other GENE Will De made soon As possible OF
which Cue will De- given. ln the uiesrtie Acse 10
purchased tck-ts wish - receive their money bac
In pref-renee:o gong heeser vii hsye The 10 call
or ihot- -y purchased from sud viii be paid 10 them
Il; 4 MElGGS as Broadway.
vi
n Five ply commencing Tnescsy, July Tn 1915
S2lendd Performances every afternoon a. O'clock md
every evening ST TIE livirg Twin Cssres, The most
wonderful animals the isrg.s; living Ansrnods
Constructor. seen ID Anerics, Livicg Ossns
Olaug, The Scottish Msunclh Boys, Chsrir. src Aexsr
SerSr he ArsoCicsl Nscus; Great Western. an
Cor,rd,an Miss Z. Julien beautiful Dsn.suse W N
Whtock Bar j, Plsyer and Negro Mriudist Mrs Housh
Comic Mssns-; Ossoviug N;-~si Chrous,Iope, &c.
Ms1srne Rockwell. The iauious Fcr'uae Teller.
Admission IS cents children urser 10, ~ ]ys
GRAND EXHIBITION OPEN.
MODEL OF NEW ORK.-Ths imm.use work Of
It1 Al will open fns exhibition ~ The AH-rvS Rooms
+c6 Broadway, Saturday, the Fourth CT Jalv. liz 10
and besuinui mlnisture uf this Metropolis
n carved wood, representing street. laE, building
shed tree. the elevations aud depressicus tho shipping
seanboss ~bsrvrs and every other object IN he City
he number millions. II hss been in progress 70
ihsa year. snd upward OF one hurdred have
plo, iis contraction Including OF the
6rst Artists, American and European.
Abov= the Models a splendid GOTHIC CANOPY con
ainus, in dfsrent Compartments, OIL Paintings Of some
Of the principal business establishments In ths City,
Doors open from A H. ~ 10 y ". Tickets - cents
procured Al tbs principal h)s'. and book and music
stores Sasul Tickets - Chidfsn unde. 10 year,
OF ~. half pftc- r. PORTER BEL DEN. Proprietor.
B.-Sons but s,rsns-I scI;siIed on the Fourth.
Tvs fla
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CARPETING, Oh CLOTES, &c.

No 81 EAST BaoApwAY II DIyIsiOS-3r.
CAMiLIES In wznt OF CcrP-tiug, OIL C.oEs, Rags
Druxse,s Table .nd Pizno Covers. or other article
10 the line informed ;naI hey Will and, :! Ouors *
,.n.rc rooms splendid assortment Of al The various
articles corceceI viii lie .rs1e Purchaser VIII IND
many coep pa;l-r-, Of Bnss-s t1rr- ply and Ingram
CARPETS also On Cotas not 10 be ooEsn-c n Other
stores. all o. when VII! so!d prc-, lower hsn ever
m.nntsrrnr.r. ". Il GCION,
ms .,-odH No 81 Ea.: Broadway and II Division-at
NXTHACT OF VANILLA.-rur- concentrated
T. .1usc, OF Vanilla for aavcrrs Ice Cream, Costards
Syups 5sue-s, J-iii-s Confec.onrfy &c rms EIt.sei
md much 5r-i aromatic door OF the ra- enia Bean
md for all crsrJ purposes wiz be iocnc ne mos. coz
Price 3 cents. .,e,.- =.
Prepared N, gold by HENRY JOHNSON, Ch Enlist and
rng5is. ,urr-..or TO A 3 Sands Co. T3 Broadway,
coz Ccaras-r.st Sold .iso s.ino 1uitons sid II East
Sr.e-~- 20 2n,seod
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by JAMES W. NILLEK, Aueiioreor-On We'd
Sn.sd.y July .9tb si5 Third rade Sale OF Para and
Mlnur4c,u ed lndis-rubDer Shoes, 10 NswYors. At tho
store or Ahnrr Sreeden and Is Gold al0O goo pairs
Para Manufactured India rubber Shoes consisting OF
all he varou. snds viz Mons and Wom-n's patent shoe
rubber Oyershoss Meu rubber and cloth strapd
Oy-r.hoes Men. flushed Para Shoes Womens finished
Para do Misses finished Para do; Wom-us furrrd and
Boots and Shoes; do ealloon bound Grrcians do
Buskins do sheet rubber Sandals; Mems
do. do; Meas and Nom-us patent metallic Overshoes.
The attention OF the IsGe generally 10 respectfully
q1ested this Sale IL will be found extensive han
formerly and consist Of improved styles and hnlsh.
T-rm' liberal. and made known al Sale. jy9 10
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~ SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FoURTs PAe z
ARRIVED,


Ship Arson Workman DIS I'm Charleston, win COZ
Ton and rice. 10 Geo Sutton. 80
Bark Josephine. Jsnes le ds fm New-Orieans VIZ"
$500 bushels TO Mr. Stockwe 1000 slaves oloef'
June 2ssh. of Tortugss, spoke ship Trenton oil DALI
fin New Orleans for Genoa. g de OUT ~
Brig Joseph Atkins Gerrsh from hstanzhs' June p
with sugar TO Read g. Hoppock Lei! ship Cactus Ma
sop fer Bremen ldg; Riga, wise ST Pe'eIsburg' DO
Vespasisn. Brewer. waiting freisht BARK jacob >.
VAIN Rowland hence arrived 9Th ult; Walter, Ran
kin I'm Boston do 9th; Ranger. Lovett I'm Portland.
spike going In brig Plato, Morrill, for Providence 70 saii
Juy I.t; Hardy -, I'm Boston. arrived June 2oth !;
schr Isabella Ro5y from and for Charleston TO sail July
LIST Sidney Lone I'm ST Thomas for Norfolk, do. Mer-
chant Tessor for Charleston. sailed In company.
schr Virginia Hodges (of Edenton, MO- Alien II ds
I'm Ponce. PR with SO hhss sugar. do molssses, to
Howsnd g. AspnwslL Lef brig Merryman, (of Ban.
sor) Colson TO load for Now YORK; bark -, OF New
Haven, ldg.
schr Pacific, Meek. 90 de- I'm Franklin, La. with live
oak and sugar. 10 Henry Delany.
Scbr Peruvian, Stack, 4 de frn Maryland with cedar,
to Brown & Bell.
schr Ann Hyman, lotion, ds I'm Newbern, NC, with
naval stores TO Depeyster d Whitmarfh.
Schr Mlicent, Dodge. ds I'm Georgetown, Del, with
-four to johnson & Lowden
sAILED-ship Niagara, Liverpool Ann Maria, Ba.
tavis
BELoW-A Brig unknown. Wind NV.
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PAMELA RONNRTS

DAMELA Bour-s q new and b-sulifu article equal IN
whi-ness 10 TIE snes. chip. and ir Durability TO any
uai They warranted 20 bear cleansing and
doing up TO coS well
Also handsome assortment ~ Straw. .ulcsa and Lace
Bounets OF best ;y.cs, iasbs for Misers or Mer-
- 80 80. &C y \ NAPIER So Johns,
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TRENTON FALLS, NEAR UTIcA, Ny.

eOu.c c. h.s ota.nIoGaDe resort 10 now open
for il- accommodation VI NE travelling yuoLc.
DInag The recess Lie proprietor haI improved the
sTOuucs AID sat -id7d - The attraction or mo
unique scenery OF tho FALL bridge thrown across
below the :a thus giving sccc.s 10 many grand and
Interesting y-wI VI Tho magnificent crIefy from lh7 oPpo-
ale bank vi he stream.
To Ia gu-su he o5ers tbs farther attraction Of parlof
organ or cass snd of Tie mof exquisite ioac
containing TWO banks Of keys and b@sa bul ex
pre.sy hI order by JarcGe " N and or nea tlini
&C recreation he has con.HGctsd TWO bowling
a.I.ys on In, ucet approved plan. 81. MOORE
- Board by lE1 month reasonable t1finh
i-kD iusi.e
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t7 Northwest Copper Co.-No.Ice ia hereby
given that Mouasy, Jay 2Ih al II O'Clock, noon, the
rrus-e. will proceed the cics IS Wests, sell thu
highest bccer al Ih- tIock OF said Compony cr which
se,smen,s remain due ard unpaid By order Of the Trus-
d. >. HART
Ne.r. York IDLY l.t, 1876 jy2 ,t2sw
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natl, ARRIVAL. of Produce, stock, &c by the
>ew-york and Erie Railroad Company

~, .., i'm, D NJ W.I3n; Ig7 biIs twne QcacEeuousa
,rbs b,fer Hni.e; g. bds Irou Pl-rson I Co
= mn ba,t,. 10, Of ho.. cave. lambs &c Capt Rove 81
nos but.er Brown - pcs ship uro=r =" D7 aoa; >
s9o1, Laurence Tdc5-; - tubs butter 81 nogs 4
V.f :aos 5ar-r !oi OF 5o9scsves AID cattle Cs Ke;cs
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II American fnstitutr,-A stated meeting OF hi.
Iusut- Will be held The Repository in The Park this
(Ttursday) evening, ri O'Clock Th- members are rs.
guessed 10 bs puucIusl. MEIGS Rec. Secy. II
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ENTS FOR CASH.

GREAT INDICTMENTS FOR CASH.
X uu0 DOLLARS worth ofDry Gooes 70 be sold
iO.tOOfrom IS TO 50 per cent legs than from former
prices close the TIE old stand III SPRING
ST OF Suivan-sl Will oreu his morning, July 9th
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