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On the sih ms, Of wbooping cough. ALICE, younges,
daughter OF Marcus and Caroline Dow aged months
and days.
On Monday morning July 5, Of Inflammation OF the
brain THOMAS SILL, sged year, months and days
only child Of Margaret w. and the late Joseph sill o
New Orleans.
~ New.Orlesns papers please copy.
AZ East Hartford, July g. Of lung fever, while on
ssi to his grandfather, Eiishs Arnold, THEODORE
WILLS only child Of Samuel and Abigail sophia
Whitney Of this City, sged Is months.
Father mother do not grieve thee
Goi who gave me, took me from thee
just when 10 Him IL seen I'd best
And now ] am In Heaven at rect;
Hesye not sigh, drop no, tear,
Your lille Wyllis is happier here
And soon We hope 70 meet again,
Joined by those ties Death cannot end.
AT Quebec, on "a mat. Capt Chris;en Of the British
shp Sisters. OF the famine fever Several OF bis crew
sre SICK He brought out sol passengers The Captain
OF the Paragon died the day before AT Crosse Island
There 10 much sickness on board his ship
AT hethveD, Pertshire Scotland, Jshn Smeston, Bal.
gowan, aged l02 years He servant for II years
unosr tne late Lord Lynedoeh.
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Markets.. Carefully reported for TIE Tribune.

Markets. &c, Carefully reported for II" Ir'o3"'
THURSDAY, July .
! AsHEs-There 10 no change to note. Pots continue
firm at s7l and Pearls is The sales arc 100 TO 2VO
CoTroN-spinners have taken some 400 bales to-
day and the tendency of the market IS do"n"~o'-
There 10 as yetno disposition TO buy for export
FLOUR AND MEAL-.Tbere was a fair demand
from shippers the morning for Genesee and seVera
thousand bbls taken at l2. at which the arNet
WAS steady For Ohio and Michigan the demand was
moderate and quotations very irregular sales were
made ranging from IS 10 So according TO brands On
Change the market lost its rmness aud sellers coming
In freely Genesee dropped 10 So at when some 9VVo
bbs were sold. Western Mixed otsh1s Ne ere = go.
made for export on private terms The aggregate sSes
of me day are 1900 bbs In the afternoon some OIceu
sales Ohio made at S. So For southern mere
moderate demand only and we note s@ss oVV Vi - ~
I'M, a, S6d625 Meal is 3 50G3 10 for Jersey sua ',
for Western Sales 500 or 500 bbls Jersey ana ~OVy
Western mart deliverable 18th inst Rye Flour VIE
sales 200 bbs is % shorts va ~ cents aP'"-' ~
cents dull Receipts 7th 2O3lJ bos fiouI'
GRAIN-Tbe markets for Grain have not ye. stopped
In their downward progress Wheat Is very Dun ana
some fsir parcels Red were offered al lVd 10 oo"I
The sales small GOO bushels prime tennessee !"
l37I1l3st and shout 10000 bushels ONO MlAso' soOo'
3, lo5 100 cents For Corn there WAS good inquiry
bu the market still farther depressed Inc tfshs
sons reach 1870 50 % bushels at s. Tor heated oV0o-
aAt yellow and 6sd7O for round Yellow. there are
but fsy, yers for future delivery Rye was lower snu
eOoo or 500 bushels sold at s04si cents FOR Barley
50 was bid Oats are heavy at - cents ior COCO oI
Peas los 6d1lls Beans lisdl2s, with but smsii ous
mesa doing Receipts 7ih, 1927 bushels "neSl Wal
bush Corn, 5000 Rye.
wHIsKY-some 100 or 80 bbls Ohio sold at - ct
and This is about the market for far Dds Druogo
I nominslly IS cents.
{ fhONlsiONS-There IL no change to note, ana ie"
transactions excepting Tor the regular wants oil the @ae
sale OF 100 bbls Meas Pork made At ID % sellers
opnon All ths year, and 100 do for Sept a, $40 Prime
10 nominHiy Is 31tdl3 So Beef is steady 81 S9dg -
and is % WIG small sales. sales - tierces Prime Mess
at SO. LHds nominally before the steamer small
ssles good obls al s1st cents We note sales 2Oc
and 27 bbls ST 81 for 81 as for No About
800 kegs prime sold At elo Ia Cheese and Butter
there 10 fair business doing previous rates Picked
Meats quiet and dull
SFEDS-Clover Is 667 cents, and inactive About
1000 bushels Rough Flax hsye been sold l2s al40 cts
for crushing. Fair Timothy sl5.
Ou.-Fngllsh Linseed Is 6rmer' and small sales are
being rna8e AZ o. cts best American Is CTS Is ssked
BREAD-The prices Of Hard Bread have been re-
duced but the demand large that they are Ais dis
propor,ionsbly high. We quote Pilot . cts me Navy
a cts Navy cts.
BoYB-A farther sale of 1000 n Northwest was made
at q cents. csSh
OIL PEPP ERMINT-Ws learn that specuia'on nave
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dixie of Thomsson. 4th inst L., o. 20 lon n 30, saw
steamship SOutherner hence for Charleston.
Bark William & James. Msssiern 36 ds FIN Hsvre In
ballast order June l0, lsi IN o. ION D. spoke ship
Cheiiain q Greenock p days out lih IA; s. lon -
passed large steamer steering u -th, si g long a.
90 psss,d hip Arg0 fn Liverpool Tor Bosion-feports
having lost several passengers
Dsnish brig Cahr. kersi.ng IS days from Hamburg
mdse 10 schmidt Balehen June - lai 50 % Lon s.
- spoke Danish .hip ADELAIDE from Bremen FOR New.
York
schr seruine, shap;er. . O. I'm Galway Ireland in
ballast o. Johnson & LoVieu. sailed 10 60 wnh schFs
Valh-ia sud Lucul.tr. both i-r Boston
schr Maris Rect..I days I'm Charlestla, cotton and
rice to ms-ter
s-hF Columbia knapp, 10 Dc tea Baltimore. mise, to
Sturges. Chairman a 90.
schr Beuismn Brown Mitchell. im Philadelphia.
BELOw-ship Levi Gale, Thompson also, brigs.
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AHHsgDsfaLJ.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.


I UNPARALLELED and magnificent M!Tact0ns-tTand
u lsughabe pog FINANCES, his Afternoon Nj - ard his
evening al "a ocloca New and interesting Wax Figures.
faithful Representatives Of those SO AFRICA AN NEGRO
SLAVES sken, In the year 1889, ID New.Has ON the
.choou-r Amisej after they hsd muunied and murdered
the officers and crew. These senerses were obtained
by a celebrated artist who saw Them dsily after in-r
capture they pronounced perfect repr-senaIons
ofhs originals They may be sren dag ard evening At all
hours together with SANTA ANNAS WOODEN LEG,
the Identical taken by the American Army ct Cerro
GOdo sud hrou sht 10 ihscly by gentleman g ect ron
The CITY or VERA CRUZ Also engaged, TIE SHAH
mo QUAKFRS. THE ORPHAN FAMILY Also en-
gagged FOR shIrt lime, PETE NORRIS, Comic vocalist
Mai FDsON the most Astonishing and wonderful Living
Skeleton IL has ever fallen the lot ~ man 70 b-hof
the CHAPMAN FAMILY; LlVlN0 CHlMPANLEE, OR
ORANG OUTANG. Madam ROCKWELL The Fortune
Teller Admission p cts children under 10 yfas ~ ly1
CASTLE GARDEN.-Admss'on p cenis-Ful
u and fsshiODsbe audiences n'goty assemble =. MS
truly delightful place Of resoIt-ThuRsOAf EVEN
mo July q, he Entertainments will commence win
The Overture Fra Diavolo by the Orchestra AFTER which
he popular bur'es u The New FoomaD View % The
superb range Cosnorzmss Overture by The Orchestral
g. be NOowed by the wonderful performance OF the cele
hrated Herr Cline Inc Tight Rope Pas suel ny Mise
L. Wells; Ballad bs Miss Philips song, BY Mr.: Wslcoti
grand Pas de Deux by Misses Lcuisa rud Amelia Wells
Doors open Al % commences ~ O'CLOCK ys
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Books.
ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
EDK 1875


THE ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC FOR
1915. win Portrait ana Autograph Of General TAy-
or row ready snd Tor sls By the hundred Or thousand
III. very neatly printed CAentns On vesy large type
CONTENTS
Table Of Eciipses for the ycar,
Csi-ufsr.. &c
Bio.rsphy of GENERAL TAYLOR, igil ard t..heniic.
Win sn account Of al ite Battles n Ff'ec las
been engaged.
Skeich 0f jchr Calhoun
Biographical Sketch " i-~sral ScoiL
sirgsarhicli sl-fch = J. I'm Mclean
Crl-us ~ he ni'et STATS.
Staliriirs 20 =. Xic.
Baiues ~ i.e Rer.a
The Soldiers s.. = rry-eonmsncing
Txts a. .fr trench a. era Cruz
a gr1lp VI soldiers AZ
Buena VISITS
3. We saw their wAsch fires lhroOgh The night"
"Oid lack Taylor's queer old COON
Account o. m Bsu- snd taking II Cork BY the United
states ship % war Jamrsown By the use Of Corn
al in.t-sd Of gunp0wcer.
Pronunciation q Mexican mes
Anecdotes sCugs. &c.
~ For sale 10 New.York al the Tribune suiltngs by
GRAHAM aud by Praii. Woodi3ri Co In Pesrl-st In
Pflar-phis hy Gngg Elliott Co. Price o. eenis
f.-OkNsWkTW
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bought up all this article In market and that 1t s now
held at - NJ II Is also stated tha, agents have been
employed In the country TO induce farmers % plow up
the plsni 90 as TO check production
LIME-Easiern is selling At 10 cents by the cargo.
LATH-The market stands al IS = NJ All the AZ
rivals were sold lime since when contracts were
made FOR upward Of three millions.
COFFEE-ssles 1000 bags Brazil we're made ,odsy
at previous prices.
LEAD-There have been sales 1000 pigs At 4I2i al
49, which Is lower.
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French steamship Union Herbert from Chereo1rs
June - passengers, to LeeomPte June % AT :. :
Ion u A., spoke Bremen snip O0h'H'u'on' H'"'e '''
Bremen. NJ, l. ILL.,. a.. u =,
sbio Exchange. Furonk I'm Havre In ballast TO ~ a
U.yard June 2 lat a 50 Ion IA 90 spoke bark Yer
non Of NewYork 20 ds I'm PhiladelPhls Tor Liverpool
an inst lat 40 % lon 20 spoke bark Columbia ei anl
i'm R6,ord 3b hours out tor south S-as l0th inst
lat a. 30 lou 81 spoke shp Niagara OF snd Tor siork
Bark Dudley Wincbel. Is rs tim Csrdenas' mdse 70
master. Left Presiden; Taylor lag scnr hiAfOse'
dag brigs Confidence ldg Gallo do, schr Mary Geof
dag Sailed same day bark OctauAn Tor Portland ca"
going in brig Grand Turk OF HsttATss saw ship InoEn
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Boarding.


nOARp Up Town, west u Broadway, near The
ID Church Il the Ascension, may be hsd by two gente
men and their wives small ismi les u Two or three
suits very large rooms, m house with the modern I'M
provsmerts in very airy situation rooms furnished or
uufu rnshed Satisfactory references exchanged on
receiving the real address Of paFut- sppJlng address
Box l4fi. Post Office. jt oieuGls%
DOARDING-Cau he hat IN healthy hnd central To-
Dcaion large end commOdous house, pleasant rooms,
with shower cold and hot baths, ~ - hottst boz
Tvs cen Grand and BrOome Terms moderate Refer
ences exchanged Bs I'M
DOARD.-Famiiies, reHtl-men visiting The city
I'D during the Summer, can b. accommodated Win pess
ACT rooms and board, .Ol Fu0n--t. near - PAul's
Church where they may 1y all he COZ fofis o hoel
and The advantage Of quietne's sud Al saving oi eN'
pense ~ y 4NcDul.
DOtRDING.-Af few p 'rassnI airy rooms 10 lel WIN
ID board IN The center Of the business pau OF tue cy
Also gent emen accommodated With meals only, n re-
ouired. Apply % LibefysL ". B-Transient bosrd Il
per day. w ~
DnlRD-Two large front roons with bedrooms sd
ID Joining II required suitable Tor gentlemen aud her
wives also rooms Tor single gentlemen, al % SprDrst
second door om Huisonsl where sisees pass every he
minutes 4 few day blarders csu be accommodated
References exchanged. Ji' aus
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Arrivals OF Produce. &c. ~ the new-York
aud Erie HaiIroad.......LF ?. C.artioH, AFsnf.
R,yg1t,d 9; .c,aiy Ter TAs Mr. York Tribrns
THURSDAY. July : ls47.
Per Barge Henry 81 yd0m-4i tubs butter cattle 70
calves 8 sneeg 10 hoKs Capt GnswOd y tubs butler
calves sheep Capt Wood; IS tubs butter calves hogs
Trmbe, 50 tubs butter calves hogs, Blake =
tubs frs butter calves 3 hOgs sheep Capt Hoyt 81
tubs ffk bgller calf Capt Caldwell.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

n steamship Union, from Chab0rg-firsi Cabn-ar
Waldman Mr Dc Nee and family, Mr. Maurin Of Paris
Isaac Msyro Of Newfork Mr. Chapman OF Eng and
Mr. Buteux Catholic Priest of Frsnce-9 Second Cabin
Mr. Spohr Miss Spohr Nr and Mrs Buck Niles Msyer.
Messrs Balhach aud brother. Mr. Msyer Schroeder Of
Germany Mrs Ledue and family, Herman. r Girard
Mr. de Roster of France. VIM Michal OF New York Mr.
Dwight w Hersey Of MassachuseIis-lUl Heerage.
Ia BARK Dsdlsy from Cardeaas-Geo w Lee, lady and
daughter of Bristol Miss Smith, sPoford, K @
paldssAnO OF Havana
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GEhTLEMEN7s SUMNER WEAR.

OUR STOCK ofsessOnsbie goods comprising ne aIesi
O.rd cslfashor sble styles IL the market Is offered Tor
iusp-~on under The sssgr.nce that The sane 7ndeasOfs
which have ELECTED very liberal share Of patronage VII
be errrGed give satisfaction he style aid make Of
sxrfurntl Iu particular would cOnme1f 70 Ise alien
Tor OF ho.s 10 proved be ruh " essertors
b. reference ~ superior cut u panslOons We are ens
BED 10 furnish, sss0rmeni u Csssnsref Ano Of
Irg, md 10 tbo.e 10 wsni Of gbg Ani airy garment
several hlxhly approved styles Of Sscss-
from ~ particular attention directed 10 Army sna ns
~ orx Uulorms are f1risrsd IL srict conformity ~
rsgulsOu. snd have always on hand gootsto answer
he rsouir- in-nl, u al grades Of the service
WI. T. Jennings co. DrsPers ans IAii2fsl
,ggi.r 81 proatwsg Ameyicsn Hotel
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Ass1srAsr BIsHoP or ILLINOIS The eleventh
Anusl Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
in the Diocese OF lncs was held At Alton on the slst
~, ,b. venerable Bishop Chase presiding Among the
sc, Of the Convention the election by vote nearly
ansnimous Of Rev James h. Briiton formerly Rector
of 81 Paus Church Chilicothc to the Office of Assist
a., pshop of the Diocese.
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fashionable Clothing 5lores.
DEvLIN's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CASH CLOTHlsG wAREHpUsE,
u J0hn--t corner u Nzsssu, ". Y.
NlHERE EVERY DESCRIPTION Of genuemens
w Coas Pans and Vests he found In he greatest
variety and made 10 Tie very best and most fashionable
.tvi. Also tom 0 ~ GO pieces u French English
ard American Cloths, Cas'inefes, Nesting'i &c &c 10
maze lo order with profa ptness and dispatch
re- TL- Coat, Pact. and Vest Cuilers Of the eslaDnsn
r-rt are vel FOR tseir issi- and experience 80
Ia. every gsru ~ he guarhnesc a. 10 sty and tni-h
Terms eXcu.ve.y CASH; snd Prices Al Wholesale, refill
or 10 order 10 correspond with he CHE.P Casa PLAS-
A god suit vi BE- furnished from 8 SIS a. Las
coat o h. cid rulnous psr S0 20 s4j Thousands have
already proved Ibis BY leaVifg hef orders .
Co,hrg nsnlfsciu ed and sent TO any ar on nc neo
So. DASL DENLlN,
- q.r..,SD lgrW 80 Johu-st cor. VI Nassau
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HoRRiBlE.-The Warsaw (llnoisD Visiter saws
killed. by bis brother Washington Wade The AZ.
ceased whipping his daughter when the other in
ierfered-ths leading 10 alteration wsships,on drew
pistol and shot the ball entering the arm snd In
breast lie died several hours after the wound The
daughter rushed upon him with stick to complete the
-
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ships Memphis, Bunker Liverpool WIN Nels9n. New
word Knight do Grinuell, Miniurn & CO. ~ Ihoma,
Packet Peterson, - Thomas, Faoer Bierwith Ear
ofDnrhsm Hszlewood Quebec, Grinnell, Minsurn Co
BARK Edward Buckley Charleston, DHnhsn y Dinon
Rigs Marianne Lorero, Madeira Psrulo selma
Uos Stettin WIN Weisser Hawthorn, Bel, London
Barclay s Livingston Yaea;An, Baker PhIsdelpnls
Arve BramhaI. Turks Island. Middleton Co Radical
fBr) Jack. Cork Hale & Irimole Palm huii hehss
& Co. IN, f..a
sehrs J q Adams Norris Boston Hiram GerArd'
Price Baltimore Rover, johnson, Nassau Mp Cnarie'
Ackerly.
soop Arion, Miller Providence.
Barge Oneida, Haynes, Philadelphia
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|. UOuNTKY KEsIDENCEs.-To le. or 70.

~ sac large ROry double h0gse Avenue A,
- houtirg zoe Harlem fiyer with slsbs, &c and on
second avenue snf Doe Hundred aud sixieenth-s TWO
hssulful three story houses very desirable low.
Also FOR sale h ia sDc cJmmzndlDs situation iae
North and fronting tie ElCO1lngdse road urt above
The village Of Msnhslsnyl- th Two story house STA
tis &C &c sad SCOUT three acres VI Land In the
eupsuon u hr Nicholas Ternan Apply for terms, &c
to @. CHESTERMAN s. John e. or al Harlem oo One
Hgndfed and Twenty hfla-st near Second syerus.
IL
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~PxnNCH PArhNr Congress d. y. f,as1 q
1o-.f-ss booss Of The Inject 'sliy ~ ysisoo snA
NE rsfs BOO Ssco.l.s The ns,sd oss ys: rfssss
we'd Boos made order f.f :. "a s "a. aes esH
"a IN he o.s. stores Ia his Guy ~ "a Tor a. Boos
soo oar on e mas 70 order 90 ne shortest soss
eae.s .Isssss !. -, s.sT H:sss cSss i lnsosi
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LIrrELLlsLIVING AGE

7
CONTENTS or NO. l6t-L Lord Loysi and Duncan
u Forbes. North British Review. .
Nslural History and Origin Of Dogs North bnu'h
Review.
s. Pilgrimage 70 Jordan of Greek Christians
g. Sundry Scraps from Punch
D. Cap-icum HOuse-C Chaps and 2, Punch
T. A Sighl 10 the Forest Shapes Magazine
T. British Press and Mexican Wsr Jour OF Commerce
g. Voice from Oid Spain, Herald.
D. Bank OF Eng and a Curse. jour Of Commerce.
TO- stockton s. Anne's, Snaps Magazine. Poetry,
Scraps SC SC.
Price IL, cts. and 80 year, in advance. For sale
wholesale and retsl By BERFORD co
z 4 tor House.
Where may be bad all the new aud cheap publications
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Banks, 6toeks, &r.

GhEkN W IOH IN KNNS DH"N
~ sIArd.AV AVENUE, corner Of fOurIh-sI-Juiy intet-
eel Tor l847-Noco 10 hereby given 10 me aopoes
ors that the Board Of rfusses have declared INC eses
annual Interest Of Five per cent per snbum ON ~
.us Five Hundred Dollars AID -Four pei eecS
per annum on all VI Five Hundred Dollars ana op
ward able at Bank, during bsnA hours, On s"a NJ
the lytn inst .
Int-f.sI not called for will be credited ss principal
Vhs Bank is open for tho reception Of d7pos" sno sns
payment VI Drsfs three days 10 e.eh week VIZ 90
days Wednesdays and fridays, from 10 VcoeA 10 w"
ansruOgn BY order OF Ih5 Board. -.
ABRAHAM VAN NEST, President.
cLlsTos GmsssT' Secretaries
MN lork, july .. 1871. lJy ous-
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JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aasso:::r;

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Auetioeesr
RYBANGs, RICHARD- 4 PLATr-s,srs ~
- s,csa-.y-Lisers Cash Advances made 90 eoosass'
FosTYsIx NEW. YORK TRADE SALE,
To commcnes TUESDAY. stss Aus. $50.
The uoae,ssnea rssPeerfaly Owe poes thai hs n:xs
regular "a. rLsss $, s o. soss. stereotype Hs,.s ts
To- shove date fo Which ey soci, consgar
and r-Qnesg thsi the invoices b furnished by h
10, Of July nsIi which rne The eslsosass VII = pss
fhs u.ual sale q paper stationery tsne, .,elss s.sA-
ere leather, muslin Ac viii tske place MONDAY ore
e-dins lseth Aogus.l, for which eorssnnsss sise
oususL BANGS, hCHAkps FLAT,
Ar FsrvArs s.Lr-Bl.us sooss-An ezssosivs sssoss
uenl Of blsnh boohs fooIscsp deny end medium sss,
10 f1li sheep and bali Aussa binitnga
Also bal bound oisn.s eas md brood 'od sc.rsos.
pcr fOros he vel manufactured. 70 Which sss snaiss
Of tie trade 10 invited
"a ain sh-ep, glt and rieh morocco enduxs-ey
he cas-. smaller Quantities
ny ". COLrON, Aac,ios saa comniss,oo nsr.
ID casnl-sAss Room Sic srosa~J, o. "aii. hav'
,py rruovet 70 he above oamed large fSS8,
p PIG 10. o pecsive al kinds Of csSlne, Va
.",t,..,,n sp eoesixsmenl for private sale
70 nisse settlements VIII his asasl P,onpness.
.l.o Buy n preferred. Outdoor saies 10 any pa
nr,v.t- .ss sever.l spl-ndld rosewood pianos made
by Thomas Loud, Of rhlsdelphia; they are o. epsnos
touch AMI hnsh snd eQua IN every respeel 70 any
.,ruu-uI made In the fty Purchasers will receive nn
guzsnly the aud invited 10 exNnins .hs1
s Rfs cure they i sud-r parisoo Win any
lnstnms nj made Prices moderate.
~ CUAMBERLAIN, AUcrtoNEER-S'ore No
K, sI-Ltbersl made Goods eonsign-
- ~, private sale b- sod ~ sncton Out door sales
rs,esy slended sni respectfully solciled. rroues
rrnrn. made FRIDAY, Julys,
Alto o'clock, al the corner Of Eighth Az ana nd
MoKrcAGs SALE ~ 0SocEsIss, Sc.-Comprislns Q
genera assortment OF family groceries
40 .,Sudinx cssks. bsues, kegs scales weighs
clock stove. refrigerator Ne Nc
ny LANES VI. MlLIkk-ssore No ~ Maiden
ID ans, next door "a No Liberty ct
TUESDAY. July IS.
Al Ia, O'clock al store ~ Maiden Lane
Roors SHOES .No BSoG.ss Loo esses BOGUS enoss
and broS consisting OF every variety suitable TOT soe
southern, Western and city trade. Sale positive
WEDNESDAY, July 81
Al 10 o'cock al the store rs Maiden snc
500 packages and lots Of Hardware and Cutlery, con
pr.n general OF fresh and desirable soods
ust ported and fscVured consisting In part u Vice.
snvs axes hoes trsos log and halter ehsns, s'ssiy
cast butts table buns psse hinges curry comos m Nv
hes bastard do hand do drawing snives PED en.ss
Cupboard snd uak locks tee Kettles ssacspsns CAone.
hoes. csndeck. snuhers table hives aud ofks posAs
cutlery butcher Knives shoe and bread do lee uay ee
waters rsnnis German silver, and iron Tea and soo
Spoons. round and square bolts, NC
The above frssh goods and IN complete oruet.
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Ds.deg OF window frames ssshes, doors, manei pieces
Ec Also fisl rate os u beams u various sizes To
. u,.rtirk 20 build che6p this Is krst rate chance
Tor bsrEsins Inquire Al Is Reade-sI NJ. oCoNSoR.
lys Sls-
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Estimating the barrel OF ear corn at one and three
quarter bushels and the sack at two and half bushels
each the whole quantity thus far received is equal to
65e6s37 bushels of Wheat making the estimate of two
and half bushels for the barrels and sacks there has
been received ,s22 $50 bushels.
OF the above Flour and Corn there has been exported
"a Flour. Corn.
Foreicn nor,s 957 O6s bbls 20l7 $40 sacks
,oa.,gise ......... l5s.5O4 1852 "
The balance has been consumed or forms the STOCK
on hand
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