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soaENoK's PuLMONIo sYauf.

1NHAT VEIL KNOWN hEnEUI U' ~ ~ ~
l. coughs, eolds, hvof con 'siHI, ysPses's - ssf
can 90 had al mo prop-ors oee, Cossaa % ~ q
drug x,sls 10 general 80
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TIx..IC1L, FRENCH AND ENGLISH

school ( r Boys Wednesday, september !.
Refsr-ncc5 PROF. Dnsler u Columbia College, Dr. A
Cllaion l. W Kip E,e. Or. 3. w. ncCrescy, J. 3 GD-
bon. Dr. ; W Moore fhi0 Nils Esq
school col BT0sdwsy, opposite bOcfs Resi1enee
rs Teuth-st aus 2tsuivs
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u The Brazilian lSlaces, who were supposed
10 have made their way TO Canada lately sailed from
Boston for Hsyti. 40 says the Boston Journal We
hope they may have pleasant voyage.
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kEARNEY AND FREsosT-The s. LOUIS IL.
Pu5sicGR says Col Fremont was not arrested until
arrival in the United States and understand tina, MS
return home entirely yoluntsry-most probably
With knowledge that he would be arrested on his az
rival IN the United States.
The two parties, (kesrney and Fremont) We believe
did NOT trsvei together but they were within mile or
Two OF each other the whole route. Whether this
arose from the establishment Of personal inter
course ost~een them. or from mere convenience Is
matter about which know nothing
duel between Col. Mason of the Dragons now
Governor OF California and Col Fremont WAS a, one
tine iesred-s challenge hsving passed between the
psrties-out II was checked BY General Kearney. Of
the causes Na.eh ed 10 IT, II of public Character the
counEy viii, perhaps. Be Informed at sproper time
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w. S1.YWG .D p9h
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r. Ambro.IhI IoOth FH-tc' u : = p, =
- = srd zum. 4ad Imurirsirs a. 1sseeb 01oI y
In bfes this Ahr1ss Pzs- o. ofrs az o.r if.srinI
i--es-n,. h.s been Acknowledges ir 81 efof 70 sny
ofS.r r-rtrice Being comp lurtet OF AsLias-n tn AZ
80. N harfer, ne gum. and makes mem slnrf- more
49,, a. ~. t-th ts-r-oy asssng uEerisly 10 pr-.-fr
~ - s,s-, frou pr-u.ure decay THIS Paste % CON
hiass az puuescsui snd dri-fseat Pr l. 20 "a
,ert @yr nd "a frequent Zee 10 suf- trtns o. Keep
M ne 6rrah .rd n .wr-s 81. s5.'1s eoo1i la
Prepared ara sod By HENRY JOhNsoS eaeniss lae
Sh.s-r.st so 40 A. 100 Fulton o. sIt Cocdlnstocs.
Ses Hadsonst corner Of sprax. rric- % eeoA
sul5 lneoc
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rT,- Genuine Bear. UiI.-Th- enormous number o

~ Dr. Bnnnins's BODY Brace 70 Al ensl-4s re-
-for ~eskuess Of voice iungs spine acc inos pAf'
lcu .y for dyspepsia corspsto1 and pi-s ~ltn var
us.s Of The stomach sd-s WEAKLY fenA-s ias grow
NJ ehidr-n ans al Glspos~d droop snd arc s-den.er,
-, Rf-r-rc- given 40 NAV gllslet cl-rgyri-u,
,ho nave b-eo rescued rom super anrla.u- l2n 90
biii,, AID bfouchis Ps1ptleS sr1 Doof Sonnoe
s-rse giving i1fornkcn. c.r be bal q - eler 80
e. A I.ir IN 49, 80 90 W. w c-soU
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rrUE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. 95 Mer

II rrlr cpr4kt-AAr tNrii f---tcltA 1~94r-ll year .
his Institution commenced on Moadsy August ~ 70
terms &C &C circulars winch may be hsd Of Rober
Cater u Canal and Mercer IS or Of Leavu
Trow, corner o. Broadway and Dey-st-
- zav3wMxTh' FORREST McELLIGOTT.
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COLLEGIATgAND MERCANTILE SCI

p, JENks's SCHOOL FOR BOYS will re-
|. open OF Mondsy, sept ), q 672 Broadway. slu
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sshish-c every SATURDAY Hossisc, al me low prcc
q = per AlnuIn. IN advance. 10 copies Tor SIS, -
,or,rs ,or r1i
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lyAn-n'- CLASSICAL aud Commercial cad em

VA l07 hsnrysL BrOVkyn, all b. reop-n,d AondsJ,
August for The instruction VI young gentlemen 10 every
br.ach Of osgezo1 D.cesssy 70 n them 70 euler college
or coanang -nOgs- Terms hcli y SO per quarter
apply he Office Of his paper ~ ~ "ilo<sL hroox
IT, su-5 Il
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NIk->n-. nUbB, * tLAhkh's C.s.s.e.

vi In.Aaa0l rs6set. lis FIN Acsd-mie,l Year ca
Houday The bgn OF s-pt-ub-r ~ he tuilc erected iVf
is Accommodation on Washgs .oo-sqlsfe, ~ FouIlnsl
Application fcf M stmi.sD1 VI pupis tnsJ uor De
Cifcusfs may BE- ott-r-d nc lrsuunoni or 81 .1r
too..tor- - n H. H-~msu Co. lss Broad LAY su1o In
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-08-05
The Communication.

tnHISis the title Of weekly Family Ncwspa.
IL per, which will tnake it, appearance IN Pitts.
boro Chatham county, in May next. IL vii EN-.
brace, Intelligence Of political, literary and mis-
celaucous character and will at The same time,
advocate the CAUSE or TEMPERANCE Ia
politics, il viii be ntutf1l.
Those friends Of Temperance who have SO long
been anxious for Press to advocate the cause 10
which they have 50 warmly adhered, can now be
accommodated. as suflicion, number OF subscri.
bars have already been procured to warrau, this
publication, The Editorial Department will be
conducted by an association Of able writer's The
price 81 subscription is ) per nnnum, in advance.
lySecretaties Of Temperance Societies hro'
out the State, are requested to forward to the Pub
Usher OF the communicated" by mall as soon
as convenient, the names of their respective As.
socatlons, their officers, number Of members anc
all other information on the subject OF Temper
anoe in their possession, as will afford interest.
G-i'Editors generally, will please give the above
notice few insertions.
PittGboro, April, 1877.
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CHARLOTTE. N. c. AUGUST 5ons47.

grateful feelings entertained for him BY
.lhls meeting. and Of the enthusiasm felt il
his behalf.
Henry |. Toolo. Of Edgecombe, "a Dem
mocraiic candidate fer Congress in lhi,
District being loudly called for, rose ant
addrcssodthc meeting considera bio length
nsoelng himself Taylor man, out and
cut, without caring what his politics are.
-" II, said he, he is good enough for The
Wings, he il good enough for me-"
Do motion Of Jacob Mordecai, the thanks
OF the meeting were voted to the Officers
and, On motion of Johnston Busbee, the
meeting adjourned.
GEORGE W. HAYWOOD, President.
c esa,. :. J s WlL1ans' Vice Presidents.
William II Jones' S,.,,,,.;
Z. Liulejohn,
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Da'p Goods,
EEHI.d irHre md (nIIcrs,

ne @hsle ctmblrirg stock Of cammaudire cha
iscieF rarely cquallcd 10 this country which hay
~ bten pufchasea ~ New York ~ Cash, and D.
iaQere a Aueiiou and private sale, viii be sold
q cheap rates, to merchant, families and others
The siocs beiug entirely new, and yofy gencr.
e. compartments far TO many articles to be men.
.oued IN Aiugle Advertisement, j; il deemed 40 r
seets 10 state, that almosi every dssr4ble Article
Hal be found al the Establishment
In uie selection and purchase Of the stock ua,v
aefed 10 he public. more than months con.
.tla! labor hiss been expended. and no paies lave
sea spared 10 obtain every article on The hest
tsns.
connected a. they are with one amongst the
a5est and BEST houses IN the United States. end
va eyety means Of procuring goods On the best
tn'. WIN {. James & Co. feel persuaded they
e 3icf very great Inducements 10 lhotr wishing
Fofchsse. sueh indeed as oann1i ia 10 10 satisfy
AeS fupPiios 81 t.s ds - ~ - .aaas-.,Iy -..,+
IS they III wanted.
T.y,ucy4lle.N e. Hay street,
Nearly opposite Itc New Lafayette tlg'el
H4feA "a, 1877 800
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N III persons indebted to tho estates Of f. ],
S-A Cannon and Margaret Barry, deed, are
tqn'slcd to core forward and settle between this
ufne and July Court, as longer indulgence can.
ho' 10 given, as must close the concerns q said
states Those who fail To attend 10 this notice,
may expect TO settle with an officer.
BATE IRWIN, idmr.
Jriy l,lsiT al
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% The ciuz,rs Of the surrounding country. liav.
,ne graduated after regular course Of Medical
studies, with tho advantage Of IL months u,tcu.
dance in the Philadelphia Hospitals, be hopes to
ts'clve portion Of the practice OF the country.
June II lsi7. TAO
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ONE DAY LATER FROM VERA CIR
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP GAL
WESTON.

kthhA IL VI 4 M ~ Af-i-AStaAA van
WESTON
ONE DAY LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.
The steamship Galveston, Capt. Havi,
land, arrived yesterday from Nera Cruz
touching al Campico and the Brnzos. She
left Vera Cruz at , o'clock on the afternoon
of The sth inst, Tampico on the afternoon
of the 10Th, and Brozos Santiago on tht
evening Of the lllh. She arrived at tn,
S. w. Pass on the night Of the 18th, hav
ing made very fine run.
The Galveston brought no later new
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Cogniac Brandy

For medical purposes for sale by tho bottle.
r. j. HOLTON.
april .. 1896
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VOLUME XVFE.].
T. J. HOLTON,
EDiToR, PROPRIETOR y UBLESHER.
TERMS

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II No,
paid ia adeonee. THREE DOLLARS II ma,
paid toitAiH sir months; and THREE boz.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS II not maid an
az after the expiration Of The year. 10 paper
discontinued until all auearages are pqtd. en-.
espt at The option Of the Editor.
" AdDrtisemeHts inserted at One Dollar Eet
squsrt, tl6 iiaes or less, Ibis sized typt) or he
.irsf inseriion. and Is cents for each confirm.
aHes Court adrertiseaeHts and SleriFfs Sgl,s
charged % per cent. higher; and deduction Of
$50 per eeni. piH be made from The rrgslqr pri.
ees, for afceItiseysty the gear. Adpefiisemsnis
inserted aoathiy or qusrisYiy 81 per square for
each fine Ssmi-moathiy 70 GENTS ptr square
foS zach tise.
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Permanent School.
ilcxandriama academy,
6. II. wharton, Principal.
Rev. W. D. tunninghanI, Rector.

lnuE fourth Session of thi- Institution viii
- commence on the first Monday IN January
next, under the supcrmicndcnce oi Tho above Etn-
tenen Tie course Of studies adopted Is such
as 10 prepare pupils iof admission 10 tho Junior
Class 10 any Of our Colleges. It's location Is as
pleasant apd healthy, and as far removed from
aii causes Of dissipation, as ans this section Of
the State
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NEW
Dry Goods, Hardware n Cutlery
EsTABLIsIIMENT.
NEW
W. g. JAMES & co

n ~ now receiving and offer for sale By
~-A Wholesale and retail. an extensive assort.
mshl u new and vel selected Foreign aud 10.
nestle staple and Fancy
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Good Vinegar

For sale by the subscriber Also RICE,
r. J. iiOLTON
April Q, 1916
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DIR. ROR,T. GaIRRON

EAVING established bimsclfsl the residence
Of Dufy Morrow, Esq in Lancaster dis.
ttcl s. G., Che situation lately occupied by Or.
Harclayl respectfully offers his services u tho
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Confect5or,aries.


Groceries. CoDfcctionarie
brosn end Loaf Sugar, Peppermint Candy,
Rio Coffee, Lenion IA
Now Orleans Molasses, Ioafhoun5 do
CogHac Brandy, Almond do
Madeita Vine, Sugar Almonds
Port DO Mint drops,
Newark Cider, Raisins.
Sioany Ale, Imte Currants,
sugar Crackers, Figs,
Butte. 10 Almonds,
Water Do English Walnu:s,
Navy Biscuit, Fll5erp,
M'ckc'e, No. 2, Palm Nuts,
sardIGes, Pecan DO
Young Ily son Tea, Pmncs
Imperial do Cordials,
BLACK DO Essences.
Cheese, Citron.
Porter, Lcmons, fresh,
luslaIt, Ginger Nuts,
Jars Mixed Pickles, Tamarnds,
Beet Tongues, Msce,
chocolate. Cloves.
lie has also on hand a supply Of
Toys for children.
IUOS. j. IIOLTON
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Grocery amt Confectionery
@GGrg,

where he keeps nearly every article pertaining 10
the business. lie has nos on hand part and
will soon have the whole Of the of1winrar,icles
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HOUSE AND SIGN
lPA14lp1lA
AND PAPER HANGING.
y. w. RAESEY

tis services to the "a, e. IN Sic
! above lice o. business. Having rrearst
.5,a5.f vith 81 tie io5is aud implements utces
s4fg 70 the prosecution OF his blsgue,s, and bas
Z seca ~ several yeafs engaged in q, a- hop
If aatcmtnlng sueuuar 70 mcut ...csai sa-fe
Dc public patronage
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Grocery and Confectionery
STDBNo

EfN FE1llE subscriber returns his
|s4E4h n thanks forite encouragement
;iksss3k&l he has received and informs the
public generally that he still keeps
pen, IN tie room Immediately under his Office, bis
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Our limits consirain US TO break off here
but without having exhausted AT all the
contents Of the papers we have received
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Writing, Arithmetic, Engh-h Grammar . ~
and Geography, per sess. Of 5 months Wv
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Fhlloso. I .oo
ply Rhetoric, iogic, sc w
Latin and Greek Languages, 1900
December (. le46.
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4GEaTS
Gel. r. ~ coeLFaa. uses9. 3bafg. n C.
cAss w. Harris. MiA Grore, y. q.
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SIEsGER Y.

PRACTICE or MEDICINE
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Toys for children.
IIIOS J IOLTON
Aprl %, lsi7.
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Tif.Ills.


Boarding, including washing, fuel and 20
IlEhis. per month. -
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Z III II \ ! J | =
AND PAPER HANGING,

SET b promptly executed "a superior .'y.o nd
8 nattfa,e charges Specimens az u,s TX
say DO sten % ans of the surrounding counties
. iecktnb1te, uui5n. Lincoln. Rowan, lfeJgll,
Caldwell, Stauly or Ansan.
ifOSdcrs lgf Signs y III be thankfully received
"a promptly aud neatly eteca,e1 aud forwarded
order.
j ". RAINEY
y p. All letters on business. directed 10 Con.
,ofi viii BE- attended 20.
roe. 90, ls45 GO
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On motion of Mr.. Gales,

Resolped, That the Presden, Of this
meeting communicate 10 Gan. Taylor, a
copy Of the Resolutions Just adopted, &C.
comPaoIcd by letter, expressive Of the
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III. F'TITTT n ~
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On D80T H0aT. IN 5 HJfT ITTfgI :
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4NUIAEEININ6 NIENENS.
y I.Nb s. .tH a"euI-suenl tae wonderful -ar rar.
formed Is tif. saaHue-. f 4tfiHa..ls.. -- a FL
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9g.EE2lsg4s 4 g'ssE82 ~TO.%F3.

p Psries e--=Hfae f7rtH.f .e.aasf ~ - a=a=s
- fine P5= .tteaf - tztas1is+e ID G5as tellr
Eual HneH lizt. ##rlrHtHd. IsiE To- as..
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~ UpA fsetea54-
NE~ HATING
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIvIcArIoN.

FrsH-We report sales OF 1900 quntals dry Cod at SO
62H 80 10, the market closing trm Sales Of 10 100
do No. 3 sold at So 25 and 100 do do No s. at 81 u.s.
A lot of 100 boxes scaled herrings sold at 90c.
,sFRuIT-Sales Of 500 boxes bunch rasins made
at lao a l45c.
HEMP-The market continued firm, but no sales of
moment were reported
LEAp-The article was quiet at So S7f q 81.
MoLAssEs continued hrm but sales were light
NAVAL SroREs.-Within day or two about 1000 bar
pounds. Small sales spirits do making at AZ 43c.
We quote rosn mt 55 zoe, for both kinds.
OILs-The market for Linseed quiet at old prices;
city pressed moved in small way ut roc and English at
Holders terms generally above the views OF ship
The stock OF crude whale In the country
6mated ut 80 100000 gallons.
-PnovIeioSs-A large sale Of about 1000 bbls. new
on private terms 100 do do sold at SIS u.s. and
small lot of 30 do, at SIS 371s. Small sales Of new
prime DO. made at $l2 so. LardThat of good to
prime quality very Arm sale of about 900 bbls.
2nd quality In bbls. made at SIC BeefA sale Of
100 bbls. city made private terms. Butter
and Cheese remained unchanged.
RIcE-The market was steady but no sales of moment
were reported.
the better qualities maintained Sales Of St. Croix
made ut INC Sc. There change In Musco-
vados or Porto kico.
ToBAcco-T day and yesterday about $50 hhds Vir-
ginia and Kentucky Leaf were reported sold at 3hc
3Ac.
Nothing new
WHIsAEY-Sales Of 100 bbls, (Ohio bbls) were made
ut 2Sc per gallon.
FREIonTs-Fiour was engaged to Liverpool at as Cd,
and grain in bags at l05sd. An American vessel was
chartered for Liverpool 3s Cd for -four and 1000 bbs
OF Hour were taken by another vessel at IS 3D. and
do meal at the same price vessel engaged for
st. Petersburg, to load with cotton ut lc. 1000 bills
-four were engaged bya British vessel Glasgow, at
81. a 49, Cd.
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= - = =
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, August &c p. MI.


There nothing in the stock market worth reporting
Quotations vary fraction from day to day--one day
up and the next down. and the sales confined prnci
paly to the fancies the sound solid dividend paying
securities being strongly and closely held At the first
board, to-day Treasury Notes, 6s, fell of u per cent
farmers Loan =, Stonington u. Norwich and Worces-
ter, and Harlem closed at prices current yesterday
while Reading aud Long Island advanced q per cent
each These tng fluctuations do very well for brokers
who speculate their account, but they will not
do for outsiders the commissions buying and sell
ing eat up all the profits Outsiders look for large
profits but they very frequently realize large losses
At the second board there slight depression In
some of the fancies with very moderate sales.
The stockholders of the Commercial and Railroad
Bank vcksburg are notified that the deed of trust
in relation to the between them and the
creditors of said bank deposited with the cashier Of
the phenx Bank of this city, who of the trustees
1t will remain there until the llth inst
The annexed table exhibits the aggregate value of
exported from this port during the month
of July distinguishing the destination and the amount
exported to each country =
CosN.RcE OF THE PoRr Ngw York FOR THE MONTH
JULY, 18t7.
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Photographic cor. of Phila. Bulletin

The Southern mail has just arrived bringing New Or
leans papers Of the 29th OF July
Inc steamship Massachusetts arrived ut New erieans
from Vera Cruz on the 18th, whence she sailed on the
23d Her news Is highly important, and just the re-
verse OF what was generally anticipated
The Vera Cruz papers of the 22d state that the
Peace Commissioners failed in adjusting matters not
withstanding the interference Of the British Minister
This intelligence produced great excitement Vera
Cruz and ON all sides preparations visible to prose.
cute the war with redoubled vgor.
Gen scott was to leave Puebls the 18th Of July
the head OF twelve thousand men, for the capital All
delay now Is at an end Our troops burning to
counter the enemy.
santa Anna IL said to have under his command twen-
tytwo thousand and making active preparations
Tor determined and bloody resistance. He has taken
advantage OF the delays Of the Peace Com
missioners to some purpose; and now finds himself in
position to give battle to the American General
It's thought that Santa Anna will await the attack
OF Scott on the capital but will advance him at
ko Fro where works Of defence have been thrown up
for some time.
BY this time, great battle has undoubtedly been
fought But no one doubts the ability Of Scott and his
men to overcome even double the reported force which
Santa Anna Is said to have.
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Dueus
On Friday, the 9th inst, after lingering illness
THOMAS r. CASE, In the 4sth year of his age.
HIS friends and those OF the family respectfully in
yted To attend his funeral this (Surday) afternoon Mt
o'clock without further invitation from his late resi-.
dcnce Ia Twelfth street.
On Thursday, 5th inst, of cholera infantum. An,
MARIA, infant child Of Bernard and Ann Malta Reilly
aged Is days.
On Friday, 9th inst, JoHN Auausrisr youngest son
of Charles NJ. and Alice II. Marry aged one year 8
months and days.
The friends the family are invited TO at
tend his funeral this Saturday afternoon at half past
o'clock precisely from the residence of his father %
Cliff street
On Friday 9th inst, lIARnEr r., infant daughter Of
Benjamin q. and Harriet r.. Rushton.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re.
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun
day. afternoon at o'clock without further invitation
from 80 Rivington street.
On Friday AFTERNOON 9th inst, Mr.. Robert H. CoRLrs
of this city, aged 81 years
His friends invited to attend his funeral this (sa-
turday) afternoon at o'clock, at Mr. Kellnger's Man
sion House, Yonkers The leave the City Hall
at IL I'M. Carriages will be in waiting at Williams'
Bridge.
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New ORLEANS July 30-P. NJ.
The cotton market continues firm, and sales Of 5000
bales made at full prices Breadstuffs continued
dull Sales Of 1000 barrels Of flour made at prices
varying according to quality all the way from SO SO for
inferior western, to So 80 for fresh ground good St
Louis Corn continued firm, at 4lo for common mixed
to 63c. for good Ohio and Illinois yellow. Wheat was
dull and sales very light sugarsteady without change
in prices. Provisions inactive. Whiskey dull. No
change OF moment in freghts sterling exchange The
latter looked little frmer.
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BALTIMORE, August 6-P. NJ
heavy storm has been prevailing all day There
were no sales, and no change in prices. Wheat had
tendency to decline.