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Y1TToNALLoAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE

NATIONALLOAN FUND LIFE AssoaAHOL
" SOCIETY, or LONDON $50.
c,. 80. n, III i,ens ~ " ih- WIDOW ard Orposn|
E,s.ap1sn Fsyn BY ACT OF PARLIAAEsr-CaP'ia
L. aoo oo0 ..erling 81 so 900 beside hn.-fys rand
go .Brnlu. pr,nliums Of about ss5ro nrsri o. NE
ufoh - - iavII.t-s IA The United sAi.sD 7. LAME
s.sgaaly go Georg.sL Hanover square, Chairman OF
~. Court Of DrscCfs 10 LONDON
rsIr.D STATES BOASD % LOCAL DIRECTORS.
fChlef Oftce for America, u Waist 4
t.rob Harvey, Eco Cha sanL 5. Howsnd, ESQ
John J. Palmer. FEC. OOfhsn worm, hsF
Jonathan GOodhu-. req raml " f0f' E,s-
Jas BOOrmsn ksq WIN, van HOOK h"q
o. barclay. E.q &. Edward Habiehi, ESQ
FDw.sD I RicBAEDsoS, Esq General Accountant
Pamphlets BLANK Forms Tables - Rats. Llsts o
Agents &c &c obtained Al M Chef Ooe, ~ NaFst Oi
from ether ~ he Agents hfOg sh0ut ne n-d s.rf ana
Bfilish North Amsricsn Colonies
Ey- A Medical EKsnner suends csiY AS r. N
j. LEANDER STARR, General Asent
jyi5 lneodis FOR th- Z. SraI,s sni y A Oo,oo,-,
SWEET,- CKOTON BATHS, corner Of osIz.,
- Hudson and Wals sts-Narm cold snd snoNeIi ~
cents: SATURDAYS and Sundays lot cents rnLaN', ~
Ladies 81 Waitssi Tor Gentlemen, 10 Csns.s 1870
Avery. Electro agnetic Balh., the "sirf oeiNs ~
fed f0r he o. all nerygls comp p,onrieor
iy2l TuThtSatlmis' WIN ~, ~ HHA'
T.p "a, IETSTFK PAPEK.-A faI s'sor,men,
4 III al Qualities plain ard ruled sso rag sH1" a
palm ssf wrapping ''f an soRvAL 100 Joan-.t
&IgRIIGE CLOTH-leo pieces lndia k16oef
s-ri.gs Oh ID ala snf fguredl of superior qoany
sor ale Al she lowest msrKet prices NO sS.noeso q
~. Ns~nx, n Iatia Rasea Esesofy' - Asiaea-ssos'
az su
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G5eueral Honrts.

Packet ship Roscius. Liverpool Margaret Evans
don and others Wind-NNE
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- HALF OF HOUSE TO LET-sseood story,
81 a By q feet enrrs foor. has hs Croon ~slef ana
~ every eo1y-r!encs for family TO i've ssotseiy "
ell By sel location tse beat 10 the city corner OF bowey
and Th,te.nh ct IN fn view " dion Psrk and foantsn
cars pass for CITY Hall every hse minntes APP ssesnc
Jor from he corner In Bovery UyH al ~. a hNA1L'
= VALUABLE PkOPEkrf..Fofs sis ~, - s1s'
Il ton on Thutsdsy, July ., 81 hiddieown IVsS
- Saw. Nil and hns stream VI vssf, viA gooe
basiness. Alec, two cwellln. hoases ene osn, ~
g.tnrr OF divided without reserve l0fe peri o. -
oQrchase m ney may remain on orsfNe Ihs psop."Y
will be disposed Of 81 any time previous 70 1s ~a ~
's.s 1. ,..s: ff'e' aIcHkk6 OAKLEY, BrOsdst
- At PRIVATE sALExon: 70. o. g,. .s,s q =
II M. aortn de Of Exhteenthsl 9et~eon Il mn -
- MAJ sy.pae.-sizs Of lot tweniythree FRET foss
ioehos by oiaetywo e. deep for particulars apply 70
1BrosAst
" ~ =. ~ -.
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20 a.. W ''''' CHARLES 4 SHEA. Secretary.


~ Davis's Revelalions.- VIII be published on
Wednesday August 4, Thu Princ;pirs Il Mature, her
Divine hevelstions, ard Voice ~ Mankind, by and
through Andrew jackson Davis The Ponghseepsie Seer
and CisrvoysDt" Wholesale and retail by j. 5 Redhed,
Clinton Hall Orders also suppied hy the publishers.
iva Ills LYON 4 FlsHbOUGH, MiuiAmsbursh L. I.
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shigS s,as OF sa ,iysiion easily woshsd and gv.
ing laSgs returns about . acres Of see woos -.
iocluded 90 Il; with large double History soo1
a. An GOOD o. der abun arfs Of fruit milss ~
OF Newark Enough WAS raised Cd NE nafsc .sSss.ss
two aeres summer before last, when 20 49,, soW
,eo 10 p,y very the nierss OF tns N 81 49,
s.sed Tor IL The crops growing on H. ssnhssrsssnsni
boassd viii be sold WIN desirss: sss ere he
hf2ass ne 5s.e nyS ,smp. he y ssh WIN
Poi father psriea .aai.:. Hos. Pc
- ~ xi.s,as . country rssideaes OF seeas ~
u,isx' or 90 . farmer S.rdeoef ne ~ 49,
maiiy IL viii Do divdsd nse w" 'ss
iyn aTak5Ar
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MUREs. ROOTS AND rHOEs.-Tbs sub
scrber wou d call attention 10 his lgse and elsgsat
assortment Of light French Boots Shoes snd Va'
~ Es ~ %" % rwyrD1sT'

assortment Of light French boou bnoes snh w.
- gers 81 bis old -stsbishef stand,
ia FULTONsT.
Be would particularly recommend MS Eas'c Oon9rees
G.,sr. a. AZ scle OF superior quality and guaranteed W
give universal sslscioD being oil made Up 70 custom.
err. u-s.ures by Tho single pair under bic own mmedsas
observation.
.nemsn having tender feet would do vel 70 w %:
ubscfbsrs plan " shing measures which has sceufod
him 90 large share VI patronage duhog the t ssven
yesr. By takiog drawing Of tbs foot and hesping
pair OF ass expressly for each customer he susoiee 20
msks handsome yet easy boot, no mssts NJ" "soy
corn. or blDion. here may be- on the feet
Constantly h.nd. Drsss Booze from " 70 20 seoes'
Caters oxford TIES, N1lihers. Wshing Pumps, snE
p.rs and every Other article 10 his lins pfopofuoosoJ
low bOys Boots ard shoes 10 every variety
JOHN l. WATKINS, ia Pultous1
fzt7 fueodisTuThksat
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ship Java Msccoduck, from Havana, sugar 70 P ia
mony N-phevs Co.
ship Glenmore from Belfast ireland, passengers.
Bark lBrj E,gle. from Anons, scoilend passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

MFKENCH PATENT Congress Booss -Ps:ss
Congress- Boots of Tho hnesl quality cen be ioana o.
the Pans Boot Emporium corner OF ya1s -
Nassau ,ts opposite tho HessId once yins Frsoco
80 .sx,a Hoo,s made 70 order for 80 equal 70 tsose
sold In me best sto1es shis Guy or .sd noe AN
Root. oar own MAJ Tor o. -, usually cold Tor - eoo0,
sho~. 0,itefs Sc msds order he shof sst nors
A n'rnbjr q rpsoos W |. Glow shing Corosr Of tenoe
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nnmrsrrn IMPoRTAT1oNs

gW-ORLEANs-Sti >iias Hoimts-i psss hopAln'
A Ali.n-tfk, Peek 4 Van Bersrr--t bbls . a. o.
N bbls X U sher Jf-i6 60 A Z Ioi Ce-S- II 20
liz, r9i n ID. I.td srAchen s-ou-5o bo.s uf X Z
usns-t A Co boxes I rurdr Pfime bAfse--,'
md. tob.cco } Wahs Jr-6 bx. tkI lbbl s-sot 4
= N Ns-.b-ftI bbls cotton NeWbold CtAl-S eArnoys
Dge r : seheaenn L co-i,575 pi-s iesd heran. Lees
80 = ~. Colon Burrili-l5j DO Ayenl Z, -
a u v .s,s.5 ~ Sou.be Brothers 4 Cc-loi bA.-s
estton q DAnby Co-l0 bis wool Iei 90 hemp Nv
nir. lad 5 100 sLcks vi heat % order
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ON FRIDAY
WILL BIZ ISSUED FROM THE PRESS OF BUR
W CESS, sTRINGER co.
THE SECRET PASSION.
Pdcs 50 cents being the the concluding Of the series
uied The Shakespeare Novels" Either The Youth Of
Shakespeare or Shakespeare aud hs Ffends' may be hsd
separate for The price - cents the whole three
comprising nearly 600 pages, for ~ 81.
BURGESS. sTRINGER 4 co.
W. 3tIs ~ Broad way corner OF Ann.sL
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BLACKWooD FOR JULY
FDINRuRGH ENCYOLOPEpIA.


COMPLETE set Of the Edinburgh Eucy clOpedia In
"A l8 vols. hanf-omely bound For sale cheap by
iyT MARK II. NEWMAN n co, 100 Broadway.
PARLEY'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY
A NEW sud beautiful edition OF PaTleys Universal
~ H.tory for the use OF schools. Ju.t Published by
iy7 MARK "A. NEWMAN 4 co 100 Broadway.
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CHRISTOPHER RUrhERFoRD, Aac,ossss
DY JAlIEs VI. MILLKR-&ors No u hsdss-
ID lane, noxt door 10 No Liberty ct
Atm, o,slocs a. he .toSs "a Maiden Ian.
Doors, sHoss AND Bsos.Ss-lcoe essss bocs, secss
southern. wss,srn ard Guy usas Sale positive
FRIDAY. July 81
Al 10 O'clock, 81 tho store ~ Maiden lsne
$40 packages aud lots Of Hardware aud Cutlery. com.
prsng general assortment OF fresh and Desirable goods
ms, Imported and Manufactured consisting In part of vces
cast buus tab. buIs, plate hinges curry combs mill cav
hcs bsssrd do. hand do, drawing snves. pei ehees
cupboard and trunk locks aeul-s ssucepsas Caroline
hoes clnd-scts snuho table knlves aud forks pocket
cutlery butcher sniyes shos and bread DO zee asd
waters Britannia German silver. and iron lee and saes
/ spoons. round and square bolts Nc
The above are fr.sh goods and IN complete rdsr
&C KEMr, Aacnone-f.
Sis q; rs .ss O .ns =. :ss. S,o%s,
" settled. Saes Of rea. estate al tho Morchanu II.
change furniture at private d-eiinys and soea' Of goods
&C. K will su-nd to the appraisal Of Furniinre q
Stocks Of Dry Goods Clothing Ne and viii also furnish
wish 10 di,po.s OF Tor ,.sdy money! a. ow prces 81 pr
vsto ssls. AT PRIVATE SALE
/ smh's Pateat Ponsbls Fleeing shower Baihs-s new
AMI beautiful article, Tho beet arrangement Tor bathing
ever introtuced tested and universally rseopncodea
physicians and scientific non generally and one o. we
most sgreesbs and delightful means OF restoring IN"
r. T. KEMP, an Bro.aw.y. Principal Asso, form y
Orders from any psn of Tue country saa'es'0' s""''
! promptly attended To-
BOOTS AND sHOEs-Ar AuCTl0N.-rassday
DJuy y, 1si o'clock NJ ~ JOHNSON :. tns
of A D. Gale, 27 Pearl stco cssss. Boots shoee
Brogans, Hats &c. The above goods are hesh and dec'
rsble. lyt Jus
WIN II. JONES, Aacuonscr
S 500 :so1 ns2 r.s.s On %.aas.d.y, July :, =
O'CLOCK 1000 boois shoes and brossns ssitss b
the sou,hsrn: wes.s,n sad ely .rsds 49,.
Also, 30cAses msns sssl slippsrs and bussins
Also 50 and boy's zip pssssA srosssA iy9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

~ United irish Kfpfni ASSOCIATION az New
Yofk The above Association will hold special meeting
Al Tsnusny Hell Tuesday ev-ning next. .7th last
O'Clock, cooperate with the other Societies IN paying
q proper tribute 10 the memory uf DANIEL OCONNLLL.
Al R-peaers ard supporters of Conn-fs principles,
| ~. Inv .llIn n /. Rv nIlar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-27

-. Ar pRIyATE sALE-Nine lots II froaod ..
a .fs norm side Of Downing o. between Bedford seN
- yscs FOR psrliealsIs aPpiZt TO
ANTHONY J. BJEECkkR Aeenoness,
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Clinton Hall. Be-kman and Nas-hu 1000
volumes and the prncp pal American ard Foreign Period
ca Constant additions Of standard ~orks and new pub
lcaons. CLERKS initiation fee hsf yearly dues - g
merchants and others. yeafly subscupuon - AppHca-
lion to be he deck Of the Library where copies Of
the Constitution ard Bylaws msy be Obtained.
luln LNnndi. c. l. EAERLrr. Pres. MeI LID. Also n.
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fiayre Market.

ArRu 4l-.fief- No supplies having arrived our mar
ket continues Inactive but prices rm 81 our qpotsob-
sns Dot ~ Amrfcan p Ash found buyers a. 20 pei %
kil. duty % ps.f Peafech remains "A Z ~ % o.
U1fdi and Fiour-rhere has been a bfiaA demand ia
Wheat hut the quantity sale 10 moderate. Tie -srr IN
foreign Wheat consist ol $500 hcctOlues. ~ 10 ID ~ 90
and io00 bags Rye from New Yofk al 30 per sack OF
40 nal About y 600 hecoitres English American, Ger
nan realised o. to n 50, sud New Orleans to arrive,
fetched % per SAX OF go al. The narsets IN TIE IN
terror wear downward aspect, and At Mafsees con
siderable decline has taken place buI me reverse INC
case here, FOR Notwithstanding the heavy imports
prices are imprOgirc, ard may now be quoted al ~
~ TO 100 for fair add good qualities. Al tho lass
Montgil'srs msra-t the average Tor nome grown
was 10 per sack making advance OF D. IN Ahiei-
can Flour the daily transactions have been rather eAu
sve aud prices whch hsd begun % rscede had whu he
last thrss days advanced r. The sales consist Ut ~"
btl- a. follows. VIZ Baltimore, IN loco, At ~ p" 70
20 81; NsNOresn- az go 80 10 o. and Newt OH and
gens,ee Al 30 To - For lots To arrive The prices uo
ained were ff6 90 81 PER hh according 10 qaly ana
peri, ofdsgery The arrivals have bern very consider
abe amounting 10 40 5qN bbs Flour S03j bnss besi ~
nag Past India Corn, and jo0 bags Rye from Me nted
states also Jl3 bbls Flour and ~ cargoes Nhes nom
E,pgl-nd and - carROes Wheat from the Baltic
Taou-Tlofe ha- been nothing done 10 this sriicle,
which Is usually dIi at This period Of the year prices
however, remsin without alterations and We sieiOr5
continue quo.s United States a. or 10 VI per % k duty
maid.
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Portugal.
London Markets.

L5a-Tde market confines tepiesset, owing 70 lie
se4lcy VI money and where sales baye been made lower
pixies are acceF.-d TIE lss steamer from America, how
e.rf has trclget srse orders, - rat an Improvement IN
bushes Is expected scotch Pc NO fof e. a. cen be
Lad 81 ia d Cd and numbers 9s 70 lna " eich
ard stsaordsEse gigs s5s ~ lus 40 Ll~sy ozs - ~
- 81
Oss-speIm Is without alteration There has been
scarcely ANYTHING done IN Llnsced and he few sales e
fect1 AVE been rsher eeslef rates "a - Wss tlo
neGrssvAlue on the sgoi; sone t2sness reported of
Lard-Lard i .eang at sos FOR fls English, Aa4 infsr
-
Frs.iasas-Ths demSnd from tae town and Trade Tor
Irsa Butler having been gOot and several purchases
being made for vsf0g. pats Of ne country noio ~efs
enabled oblAr siser fairs The s+otA Is nesng *
A9asi-c and much Ices nan u - a. As .is 10 iSi'
whereas The consumption coutnaes large 10 bscon. o.
AL SORTS good business hss been transacted, snd ne
supply al having been snail h0iers Wefr etaoeo
% obtain higher r.t-s zsaDe iEn1ed fetching lie 10 Is
ara heavy 10 10 75s per 10 hiddes several purrhas
ae ard her hi CHER rates were pad-ose o. ihn
a. 65s 10 6ss terce e5s l. b1fls many purchases
have bceI made a-1 10 So pad Tor lfl accofcing
% qlAy The mafkei Tor Lard = trm, z-d nc cemsLd
god Waterford 11ceTed Al rs 70 SIS, beAsi tss 10
7fs ifkin k-g COS 6s, ard American SIS - Co
The stock By iarge. EnssL Cnsese has aus
ssne1 former s;e- and Macy purchases have beer me
q The Low ana iccng aoris, b1 good and me net " III
se sl.e1Eon American cells really and sisrr r-ies
have bseo O0lAnei for gpeTioG soEs se y-e aecofd
rs 20 qualify Is ga 70 eos American Eddles are selling
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The Judicial Conventions.

The Delegates Of both parties from our City to
the Judicial State Conventions at Syracuse left
last evening in the Isaac Newton for Albany. OF
course. entire good feeling and the most free and
friendly intercourse between them will be main
tanned throughout. It is generally believed that
toe Wing Convention will probably propose the
formation Of u Mon Ticket, composed Of two mem
bers Of each party bat the acquiescence Of the LO
co Foco Convention is considered very doubtful
We shall not at all regret to see the proposition
to unite on one ticket declined if made. Heartily
MS we trust that the People will overlook Party
considerations when confronted by those Of supe-
rior capacity and probity, we cannot say we like
III look of Union Ticket By ensuring the cleo
ton Of the candidates thus nominated, it would i'm
mensely increase the danger Of corrupt and insult
able nominations. The corruptions and tyranny Of
Party are usually greatest where one party is
omuiootent and naturally least where two parties
nearly balanced, are ardently ptted against each
other. Whenever-tbe rival parties shall fall into
the habit Of holding simultaneous conventions and
openly dividing the Spells before each Election,
then look out for Political corruption and degene-
racy such as this Country has never yet expert
.enced.
We trust, therefore that each Convention will
select four candidates for Appeal Judges, and that
the People will on the 9TH Of June, elect the best
four out Of the eight. no matter whether OF one
party or the other Let each voter resolve that his
vote shall be cast for the four he esteems best fitted
for this most responsible duty in utter contempt of
Party OF course each voter will be apt to support
the men nominated from his own side if he does not
know or believe that one or more better candidates
than the poorest on his ticket presented on the
other, in which case, he ought unhesitatingy to
vote Tor the best men Admit that only small
proportion will be governed by such considerations,
trust that proportion parties stand will
suffice TO give us a better Judiciary than would be
selected by either party possessing undisputed as
cendsncy.
Among the names we have heard mentioned
in connection with the nominations TO morrow are
those of Willard Fillmore, Joshua A. Spencer,
Frederick Whittesey, John c. Spencer, Daniel
Lord Ambrose l.. Jordon Samuel Stevens Mar
Gus T. Reynolds, (Whigs) Reuben II. Walwortb,
Albert ii. Tracy. Greene c. Bronson, Addison
Gardiner Charles H. Ruggles, Charles O'Conor,
Samuel Beardsey Nathan Dayton Freedom g.
Jewott, and Amasa ]. Parker, (Locos) There
may be others, which do not at this moment occur
10 us,
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

Report Fos rHs WEgg FINDING AFs'L 5 The IN
proved dem.'d n1uced m he ssi c'culH becsms sud
eot. ijns snd he f-msnd his week has bsen almost
entire cDDinei i0 he wsnis q he trade Al descrip
ana Hrn- Fgvpii.n afA Sursta 10 % hi per b. from
th- lss u0tslon- De mErEei, hove fss -c--f VI Do
more hnnless Specuisors have taxed i American ani
90 Eeypik1 sni exporters 80 American SD 90 >lfa
Tue - 20 u lie week are > go bales
SAYS FoR rHs WEEK ESnlNe APstL 5t-Ihe ma'kes
bss ben materially iuflenced his week BY the almost un-
ptecsdened srinee8cy o. the money market the demand
Ia consequence bss beer limited sni 20 eject sales Tar
der reduction o. o. % ~. has been suhmied 10 10 ne
rricss u American descriptions otneF sorts rave SEQ
been more or less Affected Spectators have taken 100
American AMI 90 Egyptian, ard exporters ~ American :
and there hsge been forwarded into he country un,o
during The month $50 American. The total sales OF The
week Ar. 40 hsIes United Brokers'
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pIsrAroHEs FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAPH.
tnroRTANT FnoM MEXIoO.

PHiLADELFmA Msy l7-9P ST..
We have Picayune Extra Of the 10Th inst
which announces the arrival Of the James l.. Day
from Vera Cruz which learns verbally that dcfa-
tatiou fora the Capital reached yea Scott request
ing him to take that city under his protection
It's rumored that Santa Anna has gone South
from Onzaba 10 recruit bis ranks At Osiaca
Gen. SCOTS intention was to push ior~ ard At
once, thus cutting off all communication with vera
Cruz and depending upon the country Tor al supplies
But this determination seems to b. deferred on &C
count OF the twelve months volunteers oeenHs u is
enlist
Gen. Worth is gathering quantity OF grain sad has
cot bakeries in operation. anticipating the interruption
- Accommodation with Vera Cruz Gen. Shields j. in
fair WAY. of recovery. Gen. Pillow and Lieut. Col.
Anderson arrived e. New Orleans in the steamer Jas L.
Nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
Liverpool Iron Trade.

We have still to report flll demand Tor all descrp-
lions Of Iron Pig being subject To ducusuon Than
any other from being more generally selected as an
article flr speculation has varied In price more than
anv other description. During The last week this article
hss been sold ss 63s per ton, for prompt rash In
glasgow by needy parties but the price may be consid
e.d today al 7Os per ton cssh delivery ami there
,eens die position 90 purchase the Money market being
considered easier Pefhspse no period within The last ten
yess has tho stock Of Pig in The county In proportion TO
The consumption been smaller than AZ the present period
and under such circumstances, any considerable reduc
lion u price cannot reasonably be expected We quote
tba present cuen, prices in Liverpool no Scotch Pig
$50 Merchant az % ns; best Rolled, $40 los Hoop
Ell os; Sheet el1, bet Plates, sl@lo Z Charcoal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
Markets.

BosroN Monday, P. NJ.
Flour has advanced in price since the foreign
adyices Sales Of Genesee and other kinds at 3 IS
and to arrive at s. 30 oswego s. 80; Georgetown
s. 70. and some holders are asking s.. 200 barrels
Fredericksburgh extra Knox superfne s 75 and fines
ss7 s7s; Extra Eagle g. cash. Corn prices higher
Southern White at lO5 and some refuse to cell for less
than TO- Northern Yellow round sold this morning at
the depot for 100 cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

" GoLD PExs-Ths woy TO re; ons is 10 iry large
number, and select one 10 cut your hand Messr. J.
Joas W. GsEATos Co. have for Tits purpose established
a wholesale and retail depot a. II CedarsL upstairs
where you can 'ii down and try pens Of all approved
makers in competition and decide heir
tive msrts GREAros Co. eonkas themselves exclusively
TO the God Pen business srd by doing they ODER
gre Inducements In the quality and price Of their Diamond
Pointed Peas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18

II "PREvESTIos BETTER THAs CURE or,
The Horsl Wants Of ths World we Live in BY Mrs
ELLIS" The works OF this writer and others Of like
stamp, have hitherto been, and fear are sii too
much laid aide TO make for the psitry &c
tons that ood the country. This last practice by
the way on which Mrs Ellis fully comments 10 the work
before n relish for works Of solid sense ouud
judgment and nice discrimination between rgl,, sGd
"rong could only BE- awakened in the public mnd the
good effect would soon make Itself apparent This latest
production Of Mira Ellis fully sustaiu- the heh charsc
ter Of her writing and contains many though on every.
dag occurrences calculated TO awaken reflection The
leading object VI the work Is the incubation Of the sd
vantage Of prevention rather than cure lie title lnd
ess hs published by the AppIsons No. - Of their
Literary Miscellany
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Markets.

BALlINOEE, MOud8y 7. u
There was sale Of 400 bbls Howard st Flour
u City Mills is firm At the sans figure. OiPrime
white 900 bushels sold st 100 cts and Prime Red
b.Idatlq2 alg5 cts. White Corn @ Yellow l03 l05
cts and hrm.
Provisions were 10 good demand, aud steady.
The above quotations current before the steam
er's news was Known.
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GEkrLEMESs HATs-SUMMER STYLE.
BEEBE a COSTAR, HArTERS.

No. l56 BROADWAY
Will introduce Saturday next 18th INST, their Fash
tons for Gontemens Summer Hats
~ b a c. will present to the public new ond va
iqae style OF White and Pesr Beaver Castor Hal, unns
beauty and durability with liehlnoss and comfort he
wcarer fnshed and trimmed in a new and sssans
Also Panama and Straw Hats and Caps Tor GENIE,
Youths and Children myliT
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Business Notices.

Doors And SHoEs-Gentcmen visiting the city that
want good and handsome pair of boois, wo advice
them 70 90 to our friend Ready. IN Nassaust cnton
Hall AID leave their order or get pair Of his Ready"
made To our city readers we need not recommend
ore that lie 90 generally known.
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Judicial Nominntious-Loso.

CaltaraagHs Coanfg-Rensseiaer Lamb Judge
and surrosaie Willism P Angel District Attorney
Cliafoa CouAfy-Lemuel Stetson. Judge ia.
Inns C. HebbCu Wee Judge LoEeuzo d Brock, District
Attorney.
F{crElmer C0Haty-Ezra Graves Judge and Sur
rosate; George B. Judd Distric, Attorney,
GeaeSes Couafy.-Edgsr {. Dioole, now lst
Ja5ge) Judge Harry Wieer, District Attorney.
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so. toe4s Do ddi@s OF Pofk 6s 10 Cos. IN Irish
foreign e-d PORK few purchases have been msd- and
pr.ss .all the decline IS he sockts sccgnnising
Ia esrf If 'es been c1n-