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-. HARDWARE, EDGEro0Ls, az

HARDWARE, EDGE-T0OLs, az
n - CHARLES g. LITTLE, successor I
III Osborn Liitle. importer and gens,
- dealer 10 English, German srd Ansnes
Hardware, Cutlery, Edge.Tools &c So Futonst oppos'
The United States Hotel !" New.York, rsspecfsr :
yites the attention Of country merchants mechsats
mers and others, to his very extensive assoruecL
prisng everything In he Hardware line, all Of vsd
offered al The lowest market prices, for cssh or o
proved credit:
Cut and wrought nails and spikes, tacks, brsds;
Buits, screws, locks, lstches, slegh.bes;
Knives and forks, razors, poekstkni scissoni
Mill, pit and cross-cut saws; hoes, forks;
shoves, spades, sylhss and sDsths, ri1es sud soss
Blaek-lead pots and sand crucibles;
Pumps for wells and ciserns lead pipes
Scotch Water Of Ayr, Missouri and Turkey oiLeIoes
Cooper tools 10 great variety, by Albertsor, Co.
Horton, Barton and others (wsrranted) ecsebsss"
tools;
Coopers iron nyets and truss hoops;
House and ship carpenters tools
backsmiths tools and garden utensils;
Butchers tools; cabinet makers trimmings;
House and ship bnilderS hardware;
Iron, brass, copper and steel wire chest bnsssi
Fishing tackle. Genuine Harlem OIL
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BUFFALO INSURANCE co. BunsIo--C halsfa
s2ooiusures against loss damage by Fire and lna
Navigation and Transportation. Losses dused and pad
by the Agent in New-York.
Reference may be made 10 Mesas. Cow'ug 1 % 10
Soulhst and Messrs Dater, Miller Co. l6t rrontst
X. II. HAYWOOD, Prsdds1t
L. sroRas, Secretary.
a22 TuThISlms 90 Wsl-st New.Yoh
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DOARDING-In South Brooklyn-one or two single
- gentlemen gentlemen and his wife tHiihout CHI,
family where there no boarders in pleasant situa
on convenience distance from The Fery-eher Eng
ish French or Italian may be Accommodated Address
3. C stthe Office Of The Tribune. s29 lw-
ROARDIN(; IN BROOkLYN-Three gentlemen
- and their wives can be accommodated with piesssn!
rooms, and three single gentlemen, where ers are no
bosrders, at l45 York-sL all I'm
UOARDERs WANTED-A gentleman and hiswife
Dean be accommodated with an unfunshed ironi psror
with pantry attsched. Also, two single gentlemen win
full board breakfast and a by applying at II East
Broadway corner Of Msrke, ST. Reference exchanged
az Tvs
DOARD-A large and pleasant ICON with bedroom and
ID pantry asched the % floor TO et either furnished
unfinished with board to gentleman aud bis wife or
single gentlemen. Terms reasonable and references re-
qured. Apply at II Bsekmsns- near Nsssau-sL at 81
BOARD, Sc.-A gentleman and his wife and two sim
ID gle gentlemen, be accommodated, on the let day
Oiver.st The house Ia well located, and conveniently
situated for gentlemen doing business down townsn wv
OOARD-A splendid suit OF room. on the second floor
- let gentleman and bis wife, or 10 single gen
uemen. Apply al IS Chambersst az u
A SUITE OF APARTMENTS, consisting Of four
1rooms the second story ard an elegant parlor may
De oDieined via ooaIu AZ ~ 81 nei
S26 ST.
4 SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY in ointon.plaee,
"A Figbbst wish 10 rem, three or four apartments TO sim
gie yentemsn with breaAfa. II desired The house 10
elegantly finished and furnished with baihs, &c ard the
location mos, desirable. Addres, box ll69 aIo ~
A LADY wishes 10 obtain unfa shed room between
AHclaton and Unonsqusre, suitable 10 give Lessons
in Addresa 4 ~ ( Tribune Office a26 ST.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives
Oor three or four single gentlemen can be sccommoda
ted with good board and pleasan, at 24 Columbia
the South Ferry, 10 private family NO removal
first OF May a4 tMyl
ONE LARGE and one small room 10 let furnished or
Ounfurnshrd 10 single gentlemen, without board al
Corflerd a. Incuire on the prernses a26 lw
DRIYATE BOARDING-A gentleman and lsdy can
4 he accommodated with pleasant rooms on the second
aoor 500 HenrysL With board from first OF May Apply
a, ~ Souh-st Az lw-
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list Of Letters Remaining In the n. Y. Post once
Saturday, April "a;

OF Pleas reafisn tn DATE Of Tia LIT n vatss lAs
a., nd.-rtis.d LADIES' LIST
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AWNINGS AWNINGS
ENRESCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
L IN superior manner and finished 10 splendid style
by WORKMAN 4 BELL,
ia Wen-st corner Of Warren, ~ Y.
n. e. Dor'i forget the number. as Sm
PARKER'S
COFFEE HOUSE,
~. 90 DEY-sT. (FokNEsLY o. joHS-sT.i
Nex.Yorg ais en'lstp
ANATgA POWER TO LET.-Lsrse and Com
w md Ols rooms Ia ard subtanfia ttone building
with permanent power situated very bear land ne ros
ready aud easy Of q any permanent wafer power
10 the city Of NewYoTk One room - oy oo-lI feet ID
the clear Two The sane sizelo feet In The clear and
two smaller ones all well adapted TO the business Of Ms
chiuists Cutters Button-nasers and other manufacture
srs who want a location In pleasant healthy place
the city Every thing about The premises IL entirely
new and 90 he nost approved plan Apply 70
JAMES NJ. PRESCOTT, lSs FronisL
80 w cod K fAsgtNay New-fork.
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MARGARET PiNCKNEY. Erscs.r

by ORDER OF Hon John w. Ednonds, Judge oas
lDFrst Circuit, notice 10 hereby given, pursusn; 70 ~
attachment has issued against the Of yohu Andrew
resident Of Bellre, NewJersey and that the same ~
be sold for the payment Of his debts unless he apge1
discharge such attachment according law within sss
months from tho first publication Of this notices and ~
the payment Of any debis due TO him and The dsvere
him for his use, Of any property belonging 70 him ea
the transfer o any property by him fofbdden 1~
and void.-Dsted the 7th day Of December, ~
DANA, WOODRUFF LEoNklD
AuoBeysfor Attaching Crsdlto
az lawqm IS Wall 81 Nsu.y0k
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fegal Nofitfs.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Campbell 4 0rxar
Nhave made assignment Of their property 10 he
derssned for the benefit Of their credtors All p-fson
Indebted said firm required TO make payment he
amount due at the store, 5s Brosdway ard all pefods
having demands against said firm will present he sane
duly verified, without delay Dated April a. 1871
WILLIAM ROBINSON, Assignee.
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CLASSICAL, FRENCH and English school, 1S9
u broadway opposite Astor plsce.-Messrs FOlGNET
4 TAYLOR Principss.Messrs +. Il. beg leave TO IN
form friends and parents removing up town hst iney
have few vacancies their school, and would be happy
10 an them Boys received any stage OF education,
and thoroa ghly prepared for college business The
French s taught spoken exclusively three hours day.
and every effort made render the pupils al home In
avery branch o French education For Terms and refer
euce see circulars with Messrs Dslnc Go. fGxrow
and 5Sl Broadway.
NB.-Mons Fognet having, by the request OF some OF
his pupils parents made gemeDts To take into hs
family limited number OF boys begs leave to inform pa
rents and guardians that he has two vacancies TO M Ap
BIZ Grec,s-st az 3taw3w
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lIE-sRs. nUDBs & CLARKE have rem

ME-sks. HUBS & CLARKE have removed
w their School TO the corner Of Fourth and McDougal
on Wsshnston-squsre. The schoo-rooms furniture and
instruction provided have been designed for high order
Of education 10 all the departments juvenile and youthful
learning The location central and pleasant, and easy
OF access from al parts of the city. The school
open for the visitation Of its friends those who desire
place for the education Of their sons. mig mi
MALE BOAKDING--CHOOL- pstssd Sem
lVl mary, N. Dunn, A NJ. Prncipa-The summer Term
will the lst 81 Nay pamphlet circulars
tanning all necessary information In relation The Ins-
tuition can be had at 81 Cedsrsi up sairs Also, a. the
Roe Lockwood's bookstore All Broadway; and Al II.
S. Rsyrofs bookstore, rs BOwery. The principal for
this month will be mostly al the Merchants House Of
Broadway and CedaT-sL s22 im-od-
MIR fOUNG,s Engll.h and Classical School will be
1'Irsmoyed tho ls Of May from 20 Fourh-st 10 the
large and pleasantly located house Abing 1on-squsre
corner OF Bsnk st. Circulars terms
&c. may be had I'LL lst OF May At 80 Fosridst
NorE-Two or three pupils will be admitted into the
principals family as boarding scholars al9 4awsw-
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL school,
~ Prof r. NJ Brown (of Union College) will open
School for the instruction Il young gentlemen, We'd
nesday the 5h Of May ai67 Broadx opposite Bondst
For terms testimonials sc Circulars which may be
had al store 81 Broadway; Carers bookstore SO Csns
81 Office Of the Protestant Churchmsn sod Shepsrd's
bookstore 1871 Broadway al2 tMy5@
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II April q, At puDHc HucUUn ~ I15 ms.,u,H. -
change, at II O'Clock. noon, by H. II. LUDLOW co
Auctoneers the country OF the lats Peter Pintr
deceased, situated NJ Easichester Westches,er cenn3
NswYork, bounded aud described &C follows; begir
ming al the southwest corner thereof 1t point IL 1s
highway leading nom Easches!er 10 White Plans "
joining The land of Chss Morgan tad running eassfI
the fence stands six hundred and forty Elk ke
land late be or cling TO Francis Ksin and vile al
Abjah Morgan and wife, thence northery one hundfi
and sixteen feet thence westerly six hundred and IL,
place OF ginning contsiuing, by estimation, two
rosd snd een rods Of land, be the same more or s
The i'm provemens consist OF modern built two spt
half story mansion 30 feet front by 40 feet deep Oiled
with brick built Ia the best aud substantial nssc
by days work, foundation and walls and pavsner
Of marble marble msntes, grstes, he, the dwelling ear
rage and outhouses replsio with every conyenercs for
genlema country residence. The land 10 laid ooi viii
ornamental and fruit trees Of all kinds shrubbey, gaps
vines, &c.
The premises can be application to PETER
MORGAN, ESQ at the Railroad Depot al Tuckshoe
CHAs; G. PiNCkNEY, }Exseu,or.
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l. OF correct habits and DESTROYS Of Improvement,
for whom they would thorough preparation for
college business respectfully invited 10 inquire AZ
ter the merits OF this institution.
Terms SIS per Session Of p weeks for Board and TUT
lion, with the Of books for English studies
The Summer Session Will commence Wsdnesd day,
Mays.
Circulars with testimonials and references may be had
al Dodds bookstore Birch Churcn Chapel New York; or
Of The Principals s. T.. WOODBRIDGE,
ais mi s. @. WOODBRIDGE.
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ID w. vIvIANs at leisure 10 superintend mines
H. smelling works or 10 attend the casual exsmius
Mons Of mines and mineral lapda Would have DO obec
tion yis the Lake Countries Respectable city refer
euees given. alt linz =. Wv. ga Broadway.
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POSTSCRIPT.
EY TELEGRAPH.
FOR THE UNION.
Arrival Of the Washington.

FOR THE UNION.
BALTIMORE, 8 o'clock, 20 min, p IN.
The Washington sailed on the 10Th.
LONDON Corn EXCHANGE, Friday, July 9th.The arrival
wheat coastwse into London has been scany. Market
been very numerousy attended, and large retail bust
ss done in foreign wheat at rates quoted Is
FEC above those of Monday last. Imporations OF town
manufactured flour change occurred but American
hust be quoted Is. TO IS per barrel hgher-ihe finest
ands being held at 37 35s. per barrel Beans and
pens were held with frmness; but there no,
Pncb passing either in those articles or Indian
AVERAGE PRlcEs.-Wheat, SOS. ID; barley, ios 4d
pats zss. 3D.. /; beans, Sos Cd; peas, sos lid.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, July 9th--Since this day
week, our foreign arrivals, though liberal, have been
(earcely large for weeks previously, and
|ey have been small from Ireland. Exports still con
nue. considerable, Having had heavy thunder
orrns since Friday, there has been an increased
rmness IN the trade Wheat has been sold at rather
CHER rates, and flour has advanced Is Cd. per Dbl.
this days market there good attend ance of deal
rs, and fair extent OF business in wheat advance
the prices Of produce of Tuesday 3D. to 4d per seventy
bounds. Barley found slow sale n small reduction
Rnd peas almost without inquiry though offered at
per quarter lower but beans were more in rouest AT Is
quarter advance. great part of the late arrivals OF
indian heated and unsweet. Parcels were offered
very low terms, but good fresh brought Is per 4s0
h advance. Flour with good sale brought fully Is Cd
ger than Tuesday, some western canal even bringing
F7s 3D. per barrel.
LIVERPOOL, July l4-Cotton market very steadysales
10000 bales. July 9h market dull, with decline of Id
|on all Americana, 500 American sold for export.
LONDON, July l5-Cotton in good demand at full prices
Oonsos ssi to Q, with firm market-up to the 9th wa
fm as possibe since then, there has been thunderstorm
Pad rain great damage has yet been done The markets.
kppled with potatoes which very fine Growing crops
COX w,l At Havre the -four market rather heavy
American bacon in demand 62s TO 6Ss per terce rio,
demand. Navigation laws suspended until March
The fever continues alarming extent in Liverpool
Nothing important from the continent.
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Banks which held the government money last year.
During the six months in which the independent treas
has been in operation specie clause and ALL these in
stiutions have earned BIS per their capital against
33i per cent last yeaonealf of per cent than
when they had the government money in their hands.
The Bank OF Commerce last had than ST 900
Of government money in its hands, and this has had
none yet its dividends per cent than last year
The with the North River Bank This practical fact,
which appeals directly the pockets of the stockholders
should disabuse them Of the absurd prejudice against
the Independent treasury under the operation of which
their property palpably improves instead of being
ruined the politicians predicted Indeed, last fall
there quite disposition to sell bank Stock under
the idea that it would be worthless by OF
the adverse action of the Treasury On the other hand
new banks are now rapidly coming into being A
bank, called the knckerbocker, of $500 900, is al
ready organized, and will commence operations in this
city soon in the Bowery The quarterly of the
stituon, according to law will be made TO the omptroer
on the LIST proximo. The approach of the time which
these returns made usually brings with it
gency the money market, because the banks dislike
make the of loans brokers and spectators appear
large OF late, however, the in the hands of pr-
vate individuals have been great seeking temporary invest
ment; and there has been little speculation in the
stock market TO absorb any unusual quantity of money
The stock market has in fact been quite fiat The only
has been in Haraem Rairoad stock, which the
brokers disposed to pieces between them
morning paper has column after column daily, under the
commercial head, going to show that the stock worth
anything As these attacks known TO emanae directly
from large brokers' office very Short of the stock, the
boys" laugh and put the price them For investment
there be but little demand present for any de-
The bill market has been dull and rates have downward
Uhpya as
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The stock in store and second hands is light On aur-
day. sales OF Genesee were SO 4Sl % Since when
improved home demand has advanced the rates to
So 6si fresh ground small lots IS rs; straight
brands, Michigan and Ohio, IS 50 So 56l Baltimore and
Georgetown, IS rs 80 s7A Brandywine meal S375
Wheat has improved under the demand of shippers and
the fnness of holders. Sales Of prime Ohio white Ia
ll5 heavy white Genesee l2Scts mixed western lis
i20 cts; northern rye 10 ~ Corn is less demand
Sales of northern white 81 6S cs round yellow 66k cts
dat do Oh cts; mixed 81 cts; arrive
August % 81 cts Ohio pork Is firm but actve
Sales OF new pork SIS old prime $l4 81 new do
sl2 90 Prime Ohio butter Is IA cts; fair II IL
New York dairy prime, 10 10 Rice sales IS 25
Hemp sales, dew-roed, Sl20 SIPS. Tobacco in fair
demand; stocks light; 90 hhds Virginia cts, four
months.
Freights have given slightly Flour Liverpool Is
taken at 3s 81 As; grain Id cotton 7-6d The Sarah
Sands took al 3D. Flour for London al grain I'D
Ihn toe Innr kef closes ut "A as
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COMMERCIAL.


New YoRK. Thursday. July 29, 1871 p. m.
The general state of business has improved during the
week Money has continued very abundant, and prices OF
produce have advanced, showing speculative ten
dency while the have been large, involving de-
cline in the price of bills Notwithstanding the large import
atoms The July dividends Of the New York banks are an
indication of the progress of business generally The city
banks do not like those of Boston, declare her dividends
all the time but OF them do so in January
and July These are follows
January and Juty dipidends Nae York banks
1917
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This evenings southern mail brings dispatches OF
Ay consequence from the army. letter from Iamplco
been received to the l7h but il says nothing OF the
| fair OF Colonel De Russy.
eers have been received from Vera Cruz to the l4th
elusive They state that short memorandum, in
ddng, had been received from General Scott in Pueba,
N Colonel Wilson, about certain troopsthat an Indian
sssenger had arrived, who stated that he had passed
detachments of Childs, Cadwallader and Pillow be-
yeen Peroe and Puebla and the Vera Cruz corresponds
II, saws he has no doubt their force, TO the amount
900, had reached Puebla the 5th General Pierce
TO march with ever 5000 troops the next evening
nor he date of this letter The mail also brings "Ihe
! an Of Anahuac" of the 18th July, from Vera Cruz,
| hieh gives details furnished by the "Delta Extra
asst Friday, from which (and the "Pcayuneo copy
| r principal extracts in this evenings "union.
We are also favored with the two following Official
tiers relating to the health of the town. The other
era Cruz letter also confirms these, in stating that the
sath of the city had much improved
VERA Cnuz, MEXICO, July 10, 1917.
SIN Ageeably to your request, just now made, have
honor report the state oil heaih III 'e sehei nus
ml and in the Of Vera Cruz
Is NV opinion and it is gwen decidedly and without
\taop that the health of the town has improved since
first part of June, and even within the last two or three
eks eases arr in general much mder, and in general
spal where many OF the have been on duty unin-
mpedy since the beginning of April, many OF the cases
Yellow fever especially when the patient is temperate,
very light, giving scarcely more trouble than common
&mrmttent.
The short time allowed necessarily produces limit
report; but the above is all that is really wanting In
few days much longer report, now in preparation, VIII
presented
very respectfully, sir, your most obedient servant,
J. b. PORTER, Surgeon U 5. a.
Coll HENRY WILSON, u. S. A. Commanding.
DEAR In answer to your note OF this morning. ASKING
be general account OF the sickness and mortality here
the months, answer, that, from the shorness
the time allowed cannot enter into that detail which
an alone be satisfactory but that by the next packet
III do So even the daily mortality, ever since the es
bshnent of the board Of health in the meantime, may
able to answer your general inquiries The fever com
anced to be serious here in the latter part OF May
&nched its acme, both of numbers and magnancy, In
ont month, and is gradually subsiding The cases are
wer and more Manageable, and WILL have little doubt,
aduay subside mostly though cases will occur here all
g year in special subjects
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
G.. III. BARTON, Surgeon, U. s. A.
IIia Excellency Gov. WILSON
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The MEXICAN CLERGY--So much has been said about
he position and sentiments of this rich and influential
body that think not out OF place to give the results
our own observations when in their capital and among
em The bishops and higher grade OF clergy are gene
y eminent for their learning purity OF private charac-
Er and devotion to the interests of the church.
Their revenues large and are the demands upon
em for their church possessions, OF which we hear
much are the funds of great number OF charitable
|ad educational establishments 1t is for this reason the
ass always rise to defend the church property when it
attacked by the government The monks and friars
Of the moral grade with the curates and secu-
clergy, who have the charge of congregations and on
e clustered ORDERS if anywhere, must fall the principal
|roach OF idle and irregular lives Some OF the stories
od by travellers, OF priests with families, OF gambling
Drunkenness, &C., may be true; but by 1ar the greater
BART are wu falsehoods. 1t may be WITTY but certainly
neither honest nor manly, for traveller to repay the
host generous hospitality by publishing vulgar surnlses
Dn the habits of kind host, positive facts The heads
D the Mexican clergy undoubtedly wish for peace, as 1t
evident to them that the war brings nothing but mise
y and disgrace upon the great body of the nation. The
country priests, less acquainted than those OF the capital
with the corrupt expressions OF their soldier despo's'
would still hold out for the integrity OF Mexico II they
Jaw ray of hope. They generally good peaceful
abiding men, and will finally preach submission to
(he American power, when they are convinced that II
(l tend to the happiness and tranquility of their Hooks
the moral force and responsibility OF the country side
with the clergy and oppose the military, who have re-
uced the country to its present state and it will soon be
been that this force will array itself in favor of stable
government under the stars of the Union.N. T. Sun.
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To the close of June, there demand for yarns
for the north Europe but checked by the high price OF
the cotton The operation of the Zol-Veren duties is
supposed to be the of the decline of exports
thither The Bfazls and the United States the main
STAY of the manufacturers; and this will lead speedy
change in the English slave policy. Brazils will be put
the same footing freeabor nations Ii is evident how
ever when the material is and high, Eng
land loses her business; and this will be the with the
United States as well with Germany. An importer OF
this city recently imported foyve samples TO try the mar
ke and ofte lot bait fue available, Notwithstanding
the iop tariff Factories New York are rapidly IN
creasing more than under the tariff Indeed they oeg
lind that agricultural prosperity must precede
turing. Instead OF manufacturers making nome =.
for produce free trade breadstuhs and every e'se WIN
alone make ''home market for goods Inc n7saon"
setts Manufacturing Company has declared semi anna
dividend OF 4 per cent, which, ior he oaiis9 VI 7A
months of obstructive tariff" and runous sub-teasury,
is pretty fairl
The falling off of Engands cotton trade is an event sec
= ,, 90 the ruin of the potatoes in its consequences 10
o'' CIV, al ,,over The United States WILL however,
ne h the multiplicity of the customers for the raw ma
/, rial ON the continent -
T1 0our market has, with good demand, gradually
,oved in price The receipts moderate compare
Iv and the exports fair. The receipts down the Hud-
- and exports have been followsi
Receipts Exports.