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THE y MON.


BUREAU YARDS AND Docks,
Navy Agents Office, May III, lSH
PROPOSALS. Will DO received at this once until
O'Clock on Tuesday the I'D day of June ensuing, for
delivery of the follow ing articles at the In this
city curing the LIST July next and ending
the Both june lSaS upon the terms and conditions here
naft ers Decifed
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T,NOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses on 9th between
II and M streets north large two-story new brick,
with cellar and back buildings pump of excellent
the yard, and large side lot attached the other
frame, stories high, with back building containing
eight rooms. For terms, apply TO u. JONES,
May l9-n Until On the premises
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The s Sn1sd sa'ss Of d America the Admiralty
The United States of America The schooner Robert
Wilson, her tackle, apparel &cCondemned as forfeited
provisions of several of Congress
forbiddng the slave trade.
TN pursuance a order Of the district court
of the United States for this district, entered this day,
notice is hereby given, that oil persons having claims
against said Robert Wilson, captors
their agents. do and file their proofs of claims and
their powers with the undersigned, the register of the
said court on before the first day OF July next
ii. x. GRAY, Dist. Clerk
At Charleston, April Is, 1s47-AprI 2o-law1Ow
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G E o n G Il M. BI Ii Ii,

g. COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW,
IIAS established his office in the city of Washington, and
proers his the public in the prosecution
claims upon the Treasury of the United States the argu
the of the district of Column
ba, and in the Supreme Court of the United States.
His office the south side of street the Treas
uary building.
June l3--ly t
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VXTATCHEs AND JEWELERF.-Jus received by the
wv last arrivals English gold and silver patent lever
watches-some from the most celebrated makers-with
chains seals keys, and great variety of fine jewellery.
All of which will be sold the lowest prices and warranted
by the subscriber.
MAY 25-3t ROBERT KEYWORTH
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Every person entitled to the right of presumption to any
lands within the townships above enumerated is required
70 establish the the satisfaction the Register and
Receiver OF the proper land office, and make paymen
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this notice and
before the day appointed for the commencement of the
public sale OF the lands embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M YOUNG
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 9-Iawl3w
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The so UNITED sa sn,ss Si.a13es the Admiralty
The United States of America, U.s. The schooner Merchant
her tackle, apparel &c.-Condemned forfeited vio
Iaon of the provisions ofseveal of Congress forbid
ding the slave trade.
TN pursuance Of decretal order the
of the United States for this district, entered this day.
notice is hereby gven that all persons having claims
against the said schooner Merchant capors their
agents. do in and file their proofs Of claims and their
with the Undersigned the register Of the said court
on before the first day of July next
II. Y GRAY, Dist. Clerk
At Charleston, April Is, 1sH--Aprl 2O-lawlOw
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. 4. GREEN,
.4LkOrneKs and [OunseilOrs-nt- Lac.

Office on street, near the Treasury Department,
XJILL give prompt attention TO claims before any of the
w departments Of the government before Congress,
and also i'm the of the District and in the u-
prcme Court of the United States
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov. 1S-tf
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TREE neutrality-suspicious. National Daguerrean
Gallery, and Photographic Depots, established in lSa0
and awarded the gold and silver medals, four rst Pem
ums, and two highest honors, the National the Massa
chusets the New York. and the Pennsylvania exhibitions
Tor the most splendid cooed Daguereotypes, and best
paratus
Concert HAIL. Pe~nsrsc1sSo aCense, Ntahsn<te~ CITY,
Browns Hotel. -
200 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Campbells
Jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia
06i Broadway, New York.
70 Court street, Boston.
lSS Chestnut street, Philadelphia
lIb Main street, Cnennat
broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in weather, exquisite STYLE APP
paTatus, instructions, and all materials furnished.
June 6-u
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Stationery, Printing, and Binding.

Navy DEPARTMENT, May 20, lSl7'
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be received
- at the office of the Secretary Of the Navy, unu ihiee
O'clock p M OF Tuesday, the x9th day OF yuhe nen o
and binding that may required by the Navy Department.
July I8l7 and ending on the 3Oth June, lS4S .
All the articles furnished and work executed, must DC o.
and to the Satisfaction of the head of the office for which
they are required II 1t be required each bidder for sta
onery furnish with his proposal sample OF each ar
tcle bid for. . 49,
To insure uniformity in the proposals., blank forms will
be furnished those disposed TO bid and no bid will be
considered fully conforming the advertisement and
which each and article is not bid for and in which
than one price is named for any one article.
Bond, in sufficient amount, with two more approved
suetie for the faithful execution of the contract will be
quired OF the person contracting The author
lied names of the sueties that will be given,
also satisfactory testimonials to fulfil contract must
company the bid; otherwise it will not be considered
The department reserves itself the right of ordering
less quantity of each and every article contracted
for, as the public service may require.
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CyUPERIOR MATCHEs.-The subscriber has just re-
- ceved large supply of those ininitabe friction
matches, which decidedly the best IN use SOLD whoe-
sale and retail at Stationers' Hail. - u-.-..
April 23-d3w w. FlSCHER
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Ii. f. JACKSON, II. CRANSTON,
Late of the Astor House. OfPavilion, Rockaway.
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON u CRANSTON,
PrOprfetors.
Coaches will be in readiness the depos and landings
convey passengers, free of charge, to the house.
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bars OF wright iron, ID #. in. long each, r. 49,.
inches wide and inch thick, vi VI 9 d
bars of wright iron ~ inches long each, y, a,so
inches wide, and inch thick, o'e"'
bars of wright iron, 10 IT, in. long each, r doo,s
inches wide, and inch thick, o ns .m,ai
bars % inches long each, inches wide, ,o ,'''A
and inch thick, o'e"
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WAR DEPARTMENT, May ~, 1871

:.
C,EPARATE proposals will be received unuA three
- O'Clock on Wednesday, the Both day OF June Tor
ing the stationery and executing the printing m IN
the schedule below. The stationery must DC Vi e
quality, and the printing executed IN me oes III "a
Samples of the former must accompany ead 5 pln a h
specimens OF the latter will be shown 10 poaoiS III 'e
several bureaus, when desired ;,.
The successful bidder will be required TO give BOND win
tract and the department will reserve the right to order
the articles and work such times and in such quantities
as il NAV deem proper, and To increase or hinish ue
x,,anfit les lated below.
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r INENCAMBRIC Handkerchief at - per DOZEN
IL Just received 200 dozen nencambric handkerchiets,
good quality, for So per dozen, warranted all linen 70
May l3-3tf d. CLAGEIl "
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Lime and Cement.
400 barrels OF lime
90 :" cement
The offers must be made for each class of articles sepa-
include all the articles the class distinctly stating the
and article enumerated in the lstper
bound ton hundred foot dozcn &c and the amount
ricd for the whole quantity, and correctly added up at
in words All the articles to be OF the best quality
be delivered the navy-yard at Pensacola, free OF
pence the government at such times within the said
and in such quantities within the amount stipulated
in the contract, may be required and subject the
usual inspection and be to the entire satisfaction of the
commandment of the said navy-yard Payments to be made
monthly.
The bureau reserves itself the right increase or d.
mnish the quantities of the articles named in the several
classes the amount Of fifty per cent? according the
wants of the service
signed by responsible persons to the effect that
he they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL if his
bid be accepted enter into obligation within
after the bidder bidders shall have been notified
bv letter through post Office, of the acceptance of his
their bids with good and sufficient sureties furnish
the supplies proposed for
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
such guaranty and con forming in all respects to this adve
Bond and security will be required in one-thd the es-
tmated of the class classes contained the
ira ct and 10 per deducted from each blu until the
contract is cancelled
In cnse of failure deliver according to contract the
government will supply the DEFICIENCIES, if any, over and
above the prices stipulated at the expense of the contractor
May n VIM b. SCOTT, Navy Agent.
ny- published twice week, until 18th June in the
Union lntellge Richmond Enquirer, Baltimore Re
publican " Argus, and the Sun, Daily Times Boston;
New York Globe, and Sun, New York city; Pennsyvanan
Philadelphia
ms. Papers which have been authorized copy this
advertisements will alter conform to the present
schedule IN class J.
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N ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney, viii attend
Vile
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims.
Offce in the courthouse at Nashville. Tennessee.
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------ NAVY zfRtHt OIICe, z4th May, 1871,
PROPOSALS will be received at this bureau until
O'Clock on Friday, the 18th of June, ensuing the
delivery of the following articles the navy yard al Pensa
cola IN Florida, during the commencing the LIST
day OF July next and ending ON the 3Oth day OF June lSS
upon the conditions hereafter specified, viz,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
MEETING At FAYETTEVILLE!

- .''f@',. - u: ;.U f',~,m5 nce lccrlvri, Ol
the late baWio between iho American forces
under Grr'i Tay or, and Mexican forces under
Gent Santa Anna. a orL"and respectable uutn.
Ter Of the cl.iz III, Of Washington cIgu.y essen.
bed &! the Conrl HOUSE, in Fayco..,I.Dr on Mon.
day TIE 5th day Of April. whnu On no,on Of DE-.
7. J. Ioirri, Moj. IT, u. Dickson was called ;o
tho Chair. and Il ion motion Of Isaac Murphy Esq,
Jrmes II. Stjrmon Was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman called upon the Hon. V. S.
Oldham to explain the objects of tho meeting,
who responded in the following remarks.
Mr.. Chairman; Tic thrilling things have
reached Us, that the hostile armies Of tho United
States and Mexico, have again met upon the irI!
Of deadly conflict. On the 22d and 23I days of
tcb'v, n battle WIS foIghl Jctwccn $4,000 Mex
cons. commanded by Santa Anna. and 1000 a.
marlcaus, commanded by Gcui Taylor, wien
victory ngain ncrched upon the "star spangcI
Banner" Iuc triumph of Bucnl Vista, cost
our nation seven hundred of her citizen soldiers,
slain or woIndcd Bat they fell not unavcugcd;
four thousand dead or wounded Mexcons wcro
Ieit upon tho field, over which the stars and
stripes continue tiumphanly to wave.
Ii the intOrml.ion uhich We have received, is
true, the annals of modern warfare do not furnish
a parallel, to tho battIo of Buena Vista. Our
troops were attacked upon Mexican soil, by Mex.
leans out.uumbcring them three or four to one,
excited to tho highest pitch of enthusiasm, under
their ia, orite. Gcn'I Santa Anna. After two
days of hard fighting, Santa Anna and his hosts,
wcro compelled 10 retire, shattered, discounted.
defeated, leaving dead aud wounded upon the field
Of battle, number nearly equal TO the whole oil
the American forces.
This event has proven !ha! the blood Of &c and
nhd of 1912, still flows in tho veins Of American
frccmcn, and that n citizen soIJicry is the best
staLding ARM for FREQ country.
The battle has beor fought and tho victory
won," bat while tho shou, of triumph and national
aXu.intOu, echoes ir.m ono extremity Of tho ma.
!a" 70 !.u otivr, many hearl Is lied with grief.
nanyn hearth modo dcsoIate, many n community
-eu!ored dIsCousorio. for fallen sons, relatives
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
TIE HEROES OF BUENA VISTA.

The recent victory which las been so 'a!lnntIy
achieved by American pr"wcss at Buena VISTA
although brilliant and decisive ono, and one too,
which has scalei with immutaJlo evidence and
established beyond all future controversy the high
reputation of American vnIor, wnsa blood bought
triumph. Americas brightest ch'YaIfy was
made to embrace tho crimsoncd turi--'ho souls
Of somc or tho brightest ornaments and most
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
RECRTIIiNG.

Our readers are referred 10 the lcriisomon.s
Of Capt. 4. Wood and 1t. J. II. II. Fclch of tie
L. S. A., they viii there learn tina! our country
calls upon Arkansas to furnish a quota troops
to serve against the enemy, in Mcx;co.
Every State demanded an interest in this great
national stake, and tho demands Of Arkansas
we're gru,itied by the President who calls for two
companies from this State. We hope the patriot
lem and State pride OF our citizens viii urge them
to enlist at an early day, that We may present
our quota, in the field among the foremost. Tho
enlistment, under present circumstances s unlike
former cnistmcnts. Then the soldier bound
himself to serve five years; now he is only asked
to serve tho war out. Then he knew no; in what
company. or under wha. officers no would be
placed; now he knows who he serves under,
and that he is 10 serve under fellow citizen, who
nf.er the war is over, expects TO turn his
sword into pruning hook, nnd settle down a.
mong his fellow soldiers into private life. Those (
officers are making audabIe csoriions to bring
their company into the field a. once. We mad.
vcr,antly mis- laced the officers Of this company
to be formed in tho West, they are as follows
A. Wood; Capt, J. II. II. Fetch ist. L., Thos.
+. Conway and - MrGru,irr 2i Lis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

Corn.-ln New Orleans on the 7Ih inst. this
grain was selling at 7Oa IS a so cis., in cotton
SACK. Wtile and yellow in grnny bags at 10
,,,. Yellow in cotton sacks at 81! cts.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

T!s ,irsr has risen some or 10 feet during
the past week. and is now slowly falling, though
N good nasigahe stage. The Ridge'y' No. ,
and Alcr, have this week passed up to For! Glib
.on. The iTkaasos Mail from Memphis, arrived
Yesterday, and left same day for Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

C-J-Our thanks nro due to tho officers Of Cotton
Plant, for late New Orleans papers, which were
forwarded to US from Little Rock, and to the polite
officers of tho Rdgeiy. Ark No. f., and htan
sas .N1H, for lac river p7pcn.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

e-Mai. Borland and Osher prisoners have been
exchanged, and may soon be expected to JON their
respective corps.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-12
The Rumored DueI.

Nothing farther has yet been heard OF the rumored fatal
duel between two OF the officers Of the Virginia regiment
Tho Philadelphia Ledger, In speaking Of Lieut. Mahau Of
that city, one OF It's reported victims. says;
1--WE regret to learn that tho deceased belonged TO this
city, aud that his melancholy fate has caused the most pog
nant gret to hls family and large circle of friends lilo
was formerly attached the Union Fencises a euen-
sn and having assisted the commander Of Of the Viz
gina companies who hither for men Gil
up his fo was rewarded by tho prva,cs whom he induce
ed TO enlist by an election TO leutenaney being mslo
lw OF tho members. Under there circumstances he left
Tor tho seat Of but jealousy existed among the
o'hor objects Of tho company. which. 10 supposed
has ultimately led to his being Of in the flower of
hrs days, victim To that false code Of honor which
sysiemahizes murder in cold blood under the cloak
OF duel. Lieut.. Washington Mahsn OF =. Ma
hsn the publisher OF the Mirror Of Fashions and well
and favorsby known in this city lie had boon
law IN the Office OF Robert NJ Lee. ESQ., and would have
been admitted TO tho bar in few months, had he remain
ed by his untim-ly end his young widow and infant
cldren one born since hs depariure,l thrown upon
the world without protector. His age only twenty
three his widow 10 scarcely twenty"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-12
sTRATTON,s OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all thu ~orld any what tbcy can.
fof selling frizes. STATIONS DC man.

Let all thu work. say What they ean
Tor selling Prizes. STATIONS Tie man.
Dawn Nos u Mon ngai a, No. %. June 9TH:
% ~ 'o 1s "a - ~ ~ 90 "a 81 81 IS 81
Iese Nos 81 81 ~ aeashais ~ and pad BY susitoa.
hfawn Nos Of snssex. EIira No IS, June
~ 81 ~ 81 , n ~ 10 nc 50 Ga rs 2s
Whole Ticket Nos l6 81 ~ capital old and p.d nv
sTRATroN
% 30 ~ GO , ~ 81 CO 50 u a 65 &c
Ticket Nos 20 10 Co. rr $1,000 raid BY STATION
Dawn Nos. OF New Jeney. No. 45-june s,h;
10 % IS ~ Is % 30 20 II ~ 81
Half Nos 36 40 So. prize OF 800, sold and paid by
STRATrON.
DS s. No. Of New Ier..y. No. 40. June ION:
$1,000 1000.
saurday-Sussen. Extra, Capltal $1,000 1000 GOO
&e rs Nos. II dawn. Tickets ~ have. so Or. IS.
S30!OOO. 10000, 10 Of 1000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. elias. No 10 fos Isi7. drawn
June iguh GO No louep-i3 drawn ballots
Sp"bdd scheme Of $50 900. 10000 $500 10
Of 1000 u OF 400 10 Of $50 Tickets $40 haIy.. a so
c.rheae Of pashaE, Of Se Whole Ticket. haive.
Is. do quarters $3.50
SI4.4li. 22.222, Hill
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cias. No d. 1897 To be drawn
June 18th. 1917.
10 No. L0rrRny-is DRAWN BAII.ors
Brilliant Scheme: Prz- of stttts 22s2s, nm gsGG
4th 2si9 @ssR - Of nm SIS 60 Of 1J1 OF ese &C
si-sha'r. IN proportion C.r'heate Of paesas.
OF 20 whole Tickets $40 do do halves go do do IS
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas. No. H. fOr ist7-,obe dawn
June &C. I5t7
II DRAWN NUMBERS OUT OF IS,
Grand scheme Of $4,000 10000 10000 5000 500
% of 1000. 81 OF 500. 200
Tickets sio-shsre, in proportion Certificate pseisge
OF % Whole Tek'ssi10 do do h,lvr. Co do 10 ora
W Buyers referred OF PriLss Is registered
at the Office. proof OF what every Drs,
ing continues To the number sold paid by
W ouefs ior e-heatrr single tickets allow,
Schemes and in all Lotteries. Will be promptly attended to-
drawing sent when requested
Please addre.. order. N srRATToN.
Riehu ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-12
by Williams q Haxan.

by Williams & Haxan.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On WEbNEsDAY the 10Th instant O'Clock will he ,o in
front OF our Auction Store $3.50 '- ~
sirictly prime Groin Sugars
Do Do =.
10 CaGA Mz-eoSAdo sugars
Prime New ORLEANS Moissses in bsrrel,
DO West India do IN MD.
DO Western Bacon SIDES
In DO do sbou der.
DO Do Ham,
Do Green Lasuayra Coffee
DO DO Rio do
DO old lava do
Do oh Aaraeaibo do
Northern Apple Brandy
oiard' Dupuy 4 Co. Cosnae Brandy
Imitation A. a, h.y.t,
Elira me GunpOWdeT Tea haI chests
DO do Powehoaz - DO
ETIle Ind IN kegs
hasoas superior Challenge Backing
Sicily Madeira Wine. ke &c
proved paper je ~ ~ !. n ~. 10. 70. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-12
THE PILES--A CURE FOR LIFE Sc
CUREDt
DY DIR. UPHAM'S Vegetable EIectu-

~ AIRY, OR INTERNAL REHEDY FOR THE PILES pre-
pared by Or a. Upham, D. New York regular educated
Physician, rho dsvOcs his
Th- EeetGay internal remedy AMI Of
Piles either Bl"edng Blind
thing that viii II mi In IL and be
of the most inflammation
nal apple atoms in the highest def dsageab
and offensive and from the the t-myoay
effects This medicine dseass source
iRS the cause renders the and permanent
nation soreness AMI liberation Of the bowsls kineys
bdder severe CosNenss and foI the relief Of Manned
it's the best mfdieine discovered.
PECULIAR CASES AND BRFEGrrS IN NEW ENGLAND.
CHRONIC PILEs-A ia. Glas. Houss
port who had the Plies hren
'tanty 'Iposed Ia the OF
I'd by tie disease received relief and
Of Dr uphsm emedy. The very one
To the nature Of the occupation and the denged the
patsAL
BtETDrys PUMA genleman Bedford who had the
bleeding Plies yrsD, greatly eIhausn. system
ufey relieved Of this distressing and symptom
hall do'e Of the Electulry month
falLisa o. BowrLs-A person ticed Piles and
Failing Of the Bowels evacuation eouI
b. had without lying nat entirely relieved and
cured by this Medicine The yery extraordinary one
fnTuLA' ILCEEs. scIn the Piles where F
uas Oeer and holes Eecuary always "a
uay m ITS effects, and pTseveringy poiaee cure
Two OF three where surgical
necessary bF the doctors have been IL
perfect remedy for Mereurial diseases
~. P'iee ~ per boI-of twev. dos-s directions AMI
other information respecting Of the d.ea
soh Wholesale aud heah By wyau Ksie,am lei Fulton
Street, New York; and by r. JOHNSTON
NV lS-@mH Druggist. Rich
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-12
kOstOn Markets.

The New York Courier has tho following telcgrsphic
despatch dated Boston, June g. z. M, giving the latest
markets from that city;
Cotton continues dull, and the sales to-day were light
The Flour market became settled day aud towards
tho afternoon II tmcr aud sales about 1000
barrels. chiefly Genesee So Corn was dull and no sales
worth reporting good sound Northern Yellow we quote
at 81 30. Rye dull and but little doing. Provisions
continue hrm with moderate sales Ffeishts steady
aud stocks firm"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-12
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Correspondence OF the SyhIH.

BALrisoKr, June II. p NJ.
There sales to-day Of 1000 bbs Howard ST aour
at Se25. lat which the ssc Of goo bbs yesterday should
have been reported instead Of SIS The market u still
unsettled. but prices tho sdvanee. City Mills 10
nominslly held at 90. Salts Of Cotnmeal at S5.25a5
43i
Prime white WHEAT commands 200a203c. Prime red
Is worth about ls5a2OOc White Corn sells at ii2s2Ise;
Yellow a. lO3sllOc
Sales Of Tobacco show an advance.
We have had heavy shower Of rain.
NEW YORK, JUsk IL. r. VI.
Tho Stock market is more active, with upward ten
deney There sales Of Gcncsec FL day nj So
75sSs,93t; OF Howard Street at S9,56t,S9Gsi.
We quote Geneseo white Wheat at 2i2; red at 200
203 c,s
Sales Of yellow Com at ll9c. Oats 62c.
WnrKEy-Sales Of Sic.
There is some inquiry in the CorroS market