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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31
NEW WoRKS OF

xN& w wV&AAAS W
SMes.r. HARPER 4 BROTHERS, Ne--YsrE
l. Mr.. PREscorrs HISTORY OF THE con-
GUEST OF PERU tao vols s'0' with Po''rsiis Muslin
"Ifhis History Of Ferdinand and Isabella swskeosd
high anticipation OF pleasure and prof those sntcipsons
viii be even mor- than resz-d by all hoss for.
enough 10 buy thes- spis ntid volumes Tribune
In some i@poIso rs,9ee,. his work is more interest
MIS- 81 paR5oss lott. XIV AND 4E eoUsT
or FRANCE. splentidiy emoeisaed. ia Numbers"
we DO no, snow Of sOy work in the language which
tells The sans things 50 well nor 90 pfeiily
"A most delightful history; re-d ~srrors ehaf ch
eo. 'l.e.men. poet. ard .r.!., crowd the seen- and
5 oaoo' OR ADVENTURES IN rHs PACIFIC;
By Herman Melville
Th- crnix Of modern voysEers sprung Il ould
from he mingled s'hss Of Captain coot sd Robinson
Cusoe-" t1lsckwood.
ing much OF he charm that has made Robinson Crusoe i'm
mortal :" - - Doug Sc jerrold
steches essays and memoirs, by OF The rscies, OF
About lue OF everything written 10 style and
upon subjects Amusing, inarae.ive and entertaining
London review ssys with truth that they full OF va
rely. besu,y srd eheertunrss II ia book I, lie 10 the
cherished corner OF pleasant room and to b taken up
when the spirits have need OF sun.hne'
s LaMaRrrNE,s HISTORY os THE q erRoNpIsrs.
vol / Muslin gi!t 10 cents paper cover, 60 Gems
The work created deep sen.s too among tbs ss
vans and literary circles OF Paris IT, as he title indl
Gates an episode OF the story OF thu French Revolution.
TIE up the heroes OF the period connected
with subject aud presenisa gallery Of poruas whose
lives rich IN Incident and gsph in their details By
The AID Of documents htherO inscressihe, W Lsmsrtne
h,s been enabled 10 present svertsbe biography of tbs
different that important scene never before pub
shed lie describes bis narrative with powerful pen.
ard the and Incidents In the bloody drains OF the
French Revolution were perhaps, never before so truly
and graphically d-pictef" Albion.
G. TX MARVEL; FRESH GLEANINGs. OR, A
NEW sHEAF FROM TUE OLD FIELDS OF CON
TfSENrAL EUROPE: l2Eo. muslin, - IS psper COW
!. hOwITTs HOMES AND HsUNTs or TIE
POETS with beautiful Illustrations two vols. Muslin ex'
* more reaias,e book more Instructive one, not
often To be found Methodist Protestant
have found the sgest amount Of in these
volume London Alias
al sbounas with the most dellsh,ful reading matter"
lchr'ssn Int-ll ssncer.
g. PRDF. scHMITZs HISTORY OF ROME, limo.
sheep S7i cts. muslin IS cents.
This work although designed mainly for th- OF
schools colleges sc willb- found extremely valuable and
Interesting the private s'udento- the general reader
prominent .eauie Of IL chfOlo egca table Of tho most
important events IN Roman history" Tribune
9 PROF. UPHAMS MEMOIRS OF MADAME GUY
~, two vois. with portraits. musi u, -.
The subject Of his remarkable biography woman
n rich her suernEs and nor Tiumpas can
not fail 10 en lear Ler merory to te Christian world"
su17 sis Presbyterian.
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HATS.


Special attention IS requesied % Tie foIIoWlns
~ Important Notice.-Ihe asionishing success ana
imnense raironage attending the New Hat Company,
established now only months induces them al once
add to their beautiful Three Dollar Hats far superior
finish and more costly trimmings The Company respect
fully the public that they stand pledged 10 supply
the finest Nuira MOleskiu Hat that be
their standard Price Three Dollars The Company VII
introduce for inspection their Fall style on the lfh in
and invite the specon Of the public 20 their elegant ana
superior finish, TIL the opening OF the which VIII
be on she th Of August; As usual second qualty-n2
second price And on consideration Will old Hats be
taken exchange, except from the patrons OF the yearly
arrangements. GARBANATI, Manager, las Nassau-st.
aulo Inns "a door from Spruce, and 10 B0wery.
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CLOTHING.
MERCHANT TAILOR

ERANC1s II. MoELRON date with WV. +. Jennings
Co OF Broadway bess 70 announce 70 his friends and
public that he has opened the store - Broad
doors above Wm r Jennings Cos for the purpose Of
carrying the merchant Tailoring business M at is
branches Al all he viii have hand the best aud
most fashionable Of read ymade garments sud viii attend
punctually any work his old customers the
public may favor him with Purchasing ms goods for cash.
he will be able sell low any other establishment,
and he hopes by stct integrity aud attention % business
to merit the many avors he has heretofore received
- Shirts stocks crayat- and hosiery Of all descriptions
Hand M m
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Next Week.
CAMP AND QUARTER DECK,

4 CONCISE. GRAPHIC msTORv Of the vsncus bat
<Ates -ht on land md fran the breaking out Of
the French Revolution the battle Of "sterioo-i'sz
icI5-uth over one hundred orixna and complete BIO
graphical Sk~tehe, Of the principal Military AM Nssa
Commanders serving during that period accompanied ~
numerous Illustrative portraits md engraving
TIE oes the above wOrt a. the most ihorouzh
and impartial eomPend the subject thar has yet ben
given 10 The public The slightest Per'a wiA prove thu
BURGESS, sTRISGER co. ~ Broadway,
ana ,,u corner Anr-st
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GE<TLEMEN'~ HATS.
FALL fASHlON-lSI7.
BEFBE COSrAR. HATTERS,
lS6 BROADWAY, NEW-NoKS. k>D
IS cHEs>VI-SI. PHILADELPHIA, WILL fKfsfNT rHE
FALL FASHION FOR GENfLEMEN's HATS.
~ upon i-.ning the Fashion for the season.

>ofuIddl
rP- Upon issuing the Fashion FOR the season,
b c. bcg leave say that Is their intention TO nitro
duce altogether superior oany before offered
They have adopted entirely and unique mode OF
trimming. which, combining IN the highest degree elegance
serNaton Of the hat.
Another improvement will be the strict adaptation Of
every hAt A. well 20 the the form and sire OF
Wy Nce thereby avoiding the apparent ineensfuf OF
Ae ta az an with adinnutiye ma and wee versa
=, 1911 NosiAN viii present this occasion beside
inc suysn superior Noleskn Hat. Black bur ha
vi ~, no ~ Aounain o,ANer, superior article, which
VII! Dc solo CT theif reSular standard Price
They would respectfully, in,f. attention 70 the branch
OF TIER osiahi is Nrnut-si phia which
VIII he opened on the 18Th inst astye corresponding
with their house m NewNoIk, with supcror stock ii
goods and with the avowed object of faruis,nr ber
hat for the price than be fond else, here There vii
always be found al bot places fall and complete nssort
OF hats and caps for gents youths children To-
sether with lsdies riding hats and caps and VARIETY Of
fancy goods spperaniug - the trade. canes UNI
b7e gloves brushes, and other articles for the toilet
The facilities afforded them By ready and frequent in
tsrcOurse with the cities Of Pans and London, together
with the improvement which they have effected Ia
the and machinery, Will enable then 10
oder goods Of tie desirable fashion and abreatio AZ
very lowest market Pees sitnsr st wholesale o. re-
tail. ALI nu
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M ARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
~. SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CI.fAKEn

FIR steam ship Missouri NORM. Cbarbourr and Hsvre.
Ships Siddons Cobb. Liverpool X Collins Roches.
ter Ole, Liverpool FiveH e. Co; (Hscu Kun Princes
Won Hammer Mailer. Msnzanis; F Victor Aehelis
Orlesns. Barrett Hamburg schmd, & Bschen Csths.
ripe Herbert Charleston. Geo Sutton; Silss Holmes
Berry. New Orleans, Wm Nelson
Brigs Gen Lincoln, Grady. Boston Native Lass Fur.
ness st Johns NJ. Tbos Wnncell George Washington.
Cozzeps, Philadelphia;
Sc "a Oneco. Leavitt Portland. ElveIl & Co; A
Marshall Chase Boston; Friend Crowel. Boston MI
chiesn Jerry Baltimore. Johnson Lowdeu; T. II Her.
rick Jones Bsrsco Brett & vose Robert Mills Brown
Essex
Barge Philadelphia, Dehsrt Philadelphia.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 STILL CONTINUE To SILL fr0m my WAGONS steam
rerrife Csrurh@n- superl0r - any manufactured.
r y b. Is per cent lowe than any other wagons in ibis
city Orders nav Be sent hfoash me fost once %
TW-ufy-ifth-si. and Firsf-avenue. -.
sa5i Ina. GEORGE ?. CONCkLiN, Proprietor.
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NOTICES.


n The T. p. Society will conrepe. ,b.ir ,,.s,.
"a tneir roc p, o. THURSDAY evening" September ~
O'Clock precisely. By order Of
L. DOUGLAS TAYLOR President
{. CAAPEELL LruSCs, go.
CHAELEs A. BVDD, 'ee4eianes
Posr OTFics, NEw-Y0Rx Auz, 80 ls4-
~ The steamer Cambria viii leave Boston On
ednesday the st September Her mails viii close A.
the Once on Tuesday. the 3st inst at4l pm Postage
on al letters must De prepaid Boston Letters Of half
an ounce or under cents and each sddsona half
cents aup 2tl ROBERT H. MORRIS, P. NJ
Posi- OFFICE. CITY % NEw-YoEE, Aug .. lsf7
" NOtce.-On and after this dsv, the Eastern NAL,
VIA >tonins-ou. Will close ST y o'clock. P
suJoL ROBT. H. NORRIS p VI
" Mechanics Institute school.-The Mechanics
Institute School AZ u Chambersst will reopen for the
Fail term on "wednesday. let September The have
been thoroughly repaired cleaned and painted during the
vacation Pupils requested be punctrsl IN order
secure their By order School Committee su5o 81
- Bells Hung and Repaircd.-Landords and
tenants wanting bells hang and repaired have them
done in the substantial and warranted b.
r. Roberts So Broadway. near Prince-st.
y. B-A splendid assortment Of STYLE Bell Pals.
Door Plates Number Plates. &c. r. ROBERTS,
jels 3meOdis - Broadway.
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| 49, orV y PALNER embraces the best our
p,fs of ali tn c.fe- and principal tc~ n The United
states Cansds &C. for whirh D. = -prec and
sshyI hi receive advertisements and subscriptions a.
his several Off e, VIZ. =, n.
xrx.Yozx-Tribuae Buiidinss opposite the Park.
BosrON--O >fate-sr
pan mr. g,sIs--N w corner Third ant Chestnut.
R.rrrNcPs-S W corner North and fsyette
A. h. Rs no connection with any other person- al
- q IN. Agency 10 avoid u4istzkesl should Be
fsiiy Addressed 70 e b PALMER HIS ofee IN ihis
CITY u IN the Trihgns Bs.dinss opposite me f-k s'l I'm
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GREAT INDucEMENT.

hEAf. BOOK EN- rEkP RISE
L X WILCOX. $50 Fal;on-st New.York receives and
L.. orders fer Books Maps Music. Magazines
Periodicals. Newspapers Book binding Stationary Adver
tsemeutA Cards, Circulars, Bilheads Ac tbs lowest
terms for cash saSi IT,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A MEXICAN yfCsECM.-P r BARNrN, Prevsf.
n esors y Hlrl hCotk x, Msnsxer-spiesdid e8kibi-
tons sre performances this afternoon az and tas even
insn tcs oek-Atwocds fElllenash Portrait on Ger
ZACHARY TAYLOR One week more OF S.npo<srs
celehrsfed band o. ETHIOPIAN SERESADEks. Ok-
PHEAS FAMILY. or kenneoec NocsiDtsi Mo - En-.
NARDs GENUINE CHINESE JUNK; the nsfnissssf
BALBOA Psnoram.s Painting Of the great CtTs ~ ~
DON: PETE MORRIS, Comic Vocalist. n rs T. ~ LIZ ~,
the oearrfal Dapssuse Livios Csimpsnsss. o. oss1s
OatsnS; Madam ROCKWELL, the Fortune teller
Adnissen. p cents; children usder 10 year,, ~ ess
pALMO,S.-Fs-ewsll Eneassmsns Of TIE Rsvel Fsmd-
Tor nance 70 with tbs Comedy Of PER
rESrioN-ksse 0sres, Niss Aszy Taylor; Sem. M.
4 riaetce Ansr which the eekieveusnts IL ftQne
kcpe ey oserel To Be followed By Pee Dc dssx q Il
reka oy as6.i Leon ysvelh and Nj. Henry Wslls The
Woe noe 70 sS5s,sds .ith the Pantonins sfNvisiBLE
brie Ravel Coarabine, MSne Martin Jsvsin To
Guide with GRAND Alexorsea rahsAu-
Tickets - cents 70 all q establishment iecfsA
ing the promenade 10 he had from 10 20 the box Once
Doors open as quarter past :, performance o'eoek
CASTLE GARDENING Italian Opsrs Compsay
N-rrESDAY EVENING, August 81, viii h prsseuteA
for the Srs, time Govorn Pacins grand opera OF SAFFO
AcandrO Priest OF Apollo, SIG L Bsttallsni, FAon So
T. Peroxri: lppia Chief of the priess. Se l. PiaucS-
se> Lissco. SIG Piero Csnd, Ssae. S:sncrns rossa
nSts Tedesco: Chmene. Aesndros daughter, Siguorna
sofia Marin; Diree Sisnorins recdclinds Gsr ficksn
20 eents Books containing an English vsrssa Of he
ope,s for sale the door-price = esnfs
~ The Chinese junk keying can b seen non =
A. NJ I'LL 5 p. NJ snY
THE " GREEK SLAvE."-Powsrs's stssss q he
Greek Slave open for exhibition, ct the Nstoee
Academy Of Dengn from O'Clock A. D. until 10 =. y
Abundance Is cents tickets " esntk asn ~
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Arrivals Of Produce, &c. by the New-i ork and
D.tI. 4 (Iortno 4reuf

(Reyorfed especially for The Mar York TribEHe.)
Ns1r Yort and En-, Railroad per barge samuel Marsh-
s. tubs butter l6 cattle hogs bxs Capt Grswod 70
tubs rks butter IS cattle 50 hogs sheep calves boxes
eggs Capt Wood; cattle Bly,; 2oi bush rye p tubs
frks butter "a hogs sheep, Tnbe 80 tubs hrks but
ter 3hogs Blake; hogs Williams; 40 tubs 81 trks
butter II hogs Capt Hoyt 20 tubs rk butter ~ hogs Capt
Caldwell
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From the Geo Journal and Messenger, Macon, May
VstDosTA, Laurens County, April D, 1871.
Dear Sir II have tired your Flzgerads Patent Mil for
grinding corn and have found u 70 answer admirably No
planter that Il not 10 the vicinity Of public mill ought %
Be without one he afford 70 purchase and his family
sufficiently large require the use ~ iotherSlse
would suggest thar several farmers Of neghboThOod
should unite 20 purchase In common. which, being
tablished in central position, would be accessible % all
Very respectfully, yours, o. NJ IROUP.
Fxtrsc, Of letter lust received from Aser C. Thompson.
Eso In resrert a. FtzzeTalds Miss M Thompson
forrnerlv fller ia the State Of New-lorkl
CASTOS. Fulton Co Illinois
"DFAE Srk. I aid not get the mill home I'll within -he
last four weeks can say 70 you that have g0r 10
n successful operation In exceeds my expectation; II -
mill 10 al intents and purposes. Can you send
rniliss You have idea what saving and
venence II Is 20 me grind al the t0ur and meal want
for my fauilvs use and have made hgh q lbs Of
rood hour from one bushel Of ~hear aud grind from
10 5 bushels per hour with 4 common horse-pow
Manufactured by Charles R0ss Co 10 Clinton place
Sales room % Broadway, Y Y
MEssRs CHARLES Ross Co. 81 Broadway y. Y.-Hav-
ing gwen the mill purchased Of you the fth Of June
fair By for more than weeks grind
ing by power charcoal for founders use express
with pleasure satisfaction, sud recommend u
for is simplicity intend getting another IN the Fall
q. T. GREGORY,
aust ltDkW- At the Empire Foundry. Troy " Y.
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pAY-Tbers Il a fair demand, and 1000 bales sold At
f5a55 per cwt
BoYE-The msrks. Is firm at Bic for West and &c
Tor ~oulh ses.
BEEswAx-sales at ate25 cts for Yellow, with sales
10000 fss reported on speculation
sEEDs-Tbs market 10 arm for Clover, holders ask
7ia7. but without important ssles Tim thy Is Sl6a
AIS Dor terce and Flax l409 cts per bush
LTME-Thc market stands at s7ia90 cts, with sales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31

VVrtTTR CTRF.-Nrs. VI : cow confinues % re-
w r-- r.fi~- AZ her Wsfef-Cu re H1us- ~ Ieufh-st
A Gymnasium and competent Teacher attached T. tbe
80 alJi lmD4W
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TO PLANTERS.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY that have 10 my plan
tation Fitzgeralds patent horsepower with one of
the Patent Burstone Mills, and satisfied the mill,
which can be used with the ordinary gin power decid-
edv the best kind portable mill that has been
vented and that the patent horsep has many adven
ages the ordinary used by planters for ginning
cotton JOHN G. PONTHRESS.
Wsynesboro' Burke County Feb. u, l8f7.
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NASSAU On Pl-Bvig Frenoes-S55 bush salt 227 hide.
40 sheepskins s8 horns anchors chain cable Ben
on Colo sails 80 bales sponges Newman O'Dounell
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IT, AsTEAMBOAT COMPANY Of osor
zss3IeRc3 All merchandise designed for the In
fer If fhs sfsfss Of
Tenor OF the States OF
GEORGIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,

- Eis-XII merchandise designed for the in.
1910, ienOr of the s..,s: q c..o,v.
TENNESSEE, and ALABAMA.
via savannah will be forwarded BY the Steamboat
Company Of Savannah in their steamboats, to Augusta free
Of COMMUNION at the lowest current rate Of freight
In addition @ the steam power this Company sIresly
"'' and s . .S.sa
express. T,,s .sw no 70 n,aIs 2.omgs transportation Of
Goods marked for the interior Of the country stssrsaeh
ing Augusta or Hamburg are forwarded By the Agents "
the Company there TO their hnsl des'instion
shippers may rely upon having the order Of thor soods
carefully looked 70 In Savannah
Bills Of Lsdins sdvsns the shipment Of Goods sad
letter advising whsher insured and whas point skesh
always accompany the same, or be cent BY natl
Parties who have been in the habit Of forwarding
a: 20 . s.l as y r. z . S: ~ :
tes that the connection Of that ssntemsn .th this Con
. .say 20 VT WIIIiAMs %s:. sssssssS Q.
Mes.rs. TAYLOR MEasrLL,
.. JOSIAH MACY SoS, lN.~.vo,h
.. CooDsuE Company
.. L. H. BsiGsAn. Esq
HEssY SLOAN, Esq Philadelphia. y tOisodis
,E,esz sioS .ad cs;.Ii,sa Fssy..rhs q ? sosi-
bo.. will proceed % Fort Lee. on their xasas Essas
son Wednesday evening nert leaving the foot Of Ca
prepared a, Mr Absots Pavilion, which vii be Sri
antly Illuminated and erertious spared render The
most delightful excursion. Brass and Cotilon Bsn1s
Tickets m,edl admit ssatlsrnss and adss 81 ios
sale n 81 Canss 81 Bowery Office Of the FORT Lee Boss
or 90 board should the weather be anfsvorsbs, WIN
take place on Friday evening nett sao seis'
IT. AFOR THE FISHING BANKS
-kOsCIysk0, Capt Dsanins, every We'd
nssdsy and Thvrsday, leaves the foot Of WGrsnst o.
O'clock, A NJ; Hsnmonds. at ~; Delsney-st- q vi
csthArnest. st 0; Pier No. !, n Rnst Bait furnished
on board the boat
Fare Fisty Cent? Tor the Excursion.
u The HIGHLANDER can b ehaxtelst - Jridsz
and Saturday, BY applying TO A. H. SCHULTZ corner q
West and Duane ats sasi stu
.n-~ CONGY IsLA.O PEwnY.-Yts
proprsssors Of 'his Ferry bs.Sey givs gse-
ne notice thea tbs AnEetCAN EAGLE
and ire ION ks regular ss) Vs ~ oeiy scs s?seos
By o snd their DOH 81 COMFY Island and
ss ev srr detsrmios6 ssEores heir pot
sop 70 Inc Of ~ interspess visilsrs vut
govern The sccoroinsly Toe Aas (b~ser ks0~e
a. inc Oh. Wsr<l running without u.s pssnssoo srl
tssaR passsts Ia Der viii bsas H. MIN is fss
solve o. the Feiry propretofs ss1 iss
- AkEtsCLAk NAIL LlHk ~ eessoe
s,oaiasioa I'D frsvieefee Do sse
afer ss'urdsy, Aug. n. The etsgs's %
te's hoe VIII esvs rws Bsrssy ois<e. csiJ ~ deJs
excepted, at o'eocs. p. \. 10. ed OTIS Gus Ies
gOR eals-us
ku2SHR3rrrul .stssuboat ANERfCAN kA0lE. N tecS
eoudos md pssfecs order, w.n es,<s ~
Tor msst ary tis1 Of bosscess,ts oa~s~d ~ 80
10 - ~ oil knowu Nc fssofits eost seoa q 80
and Ferry THE summer tsss t-tsis rsee ocfowa
yof f.r.h-s particulars i.asiss q CsgscSx S0SsRS.
POu ER, % boasd VI nsssEa CkoOs ~ ~
cessss u Lbsrss - wes~A
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ARRIVED.

Brig Frances Dorritil is de from Nassau mp via
Rum Key salt &c TO G Benson & Co. Left at Mas
scbr Rerve of Boston I'm BsltGore for Vera Cruz
put In in distress lesky. The crew sent home In
Frances by the Consul Left at Rum Key brig Clara of
and for Philadelphia. ldg. Aug 26 lat 81 s. Ion "a 40
spoke brig Billow, fm 81 Johns NJ, for Alexandria
Brig ImogeDe. Clark. I'm Baltimore and days fin the
Cspes 10 ballast TO Fernando Wood.
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AtMsrket 800 Beef Cattle, 70 Cows and Calves and
1895 sheep and Lambs.
Beef Caile-There have been more Cattle offered this
week than for msnJ months past and prices have given
way fully zoe. per cwt The ruling quotations
50as7 per cwt The sales have been large, though
operators have not been active enough to clear the
ket and about 300 head unsold.
Coxs and Calues-Msrket steady. Sales NJ prices fully
equal those last quoted. VIZ $l4 $50 10 $40 All sold
SA,ep md LsunJs-The supplies are very nursrous
Sheep At 81 a 50 70 3 IS Lambs 75c. 10 5Os275.
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GRAlN-For Wheat there IL q fair enquiry and the
market IL hrm Holders ask fun prices sales 3OVu or
600 bush tsr Ohio Mixed at l20c and 500 do tnfe-
rtor. a. private bargain. sample Of new Genesee was
on the market at i4O cts For Corn there fair In
curry sna 'ne market anything closed higher than
Saturday. The sales reach 20 $50 hush AZ 73a74 for
sound Mixed I5d1o for fat Yellow and nearly Yellow
and ~ tor round Is asked sale of 500 bush hessd
was made a, 1sl cts Rye continues in small supply and
10 improving sales $500 to 1000 bush a, 9O,o5 the
former for rennsylvsnis Oats are heavy, Old se a,
4sass cts S0a43. small sale OF Barley WIS
made az IS cts
WHIskY--The market Is without particular change
with farther ssles 500 bbs at sass cts. Drudge Is
held at PC with small sales.
PROFESSIONALISM 10 heavy and inactive. A sale Of
200 bbis was made at SIS and IL could be bought,
aaderstans at IA s7i. For parcel of old s4 o2t
o-ered Prime 10 pominslly $ll s7s ASIA In Beet We
bear OF 10 important saes OF Prime Mess loo les sold
II tls 25 Lard 10 scarcely hrm. Sales $50 ools a,
l0oiai and 400 or 500 kegs at ny cts Butter Is In
good supply and the market rather easier Sales O or
900 pkes at III ais for Western Sales 500 bxs Cheese
a7ie,i cis. In Picked Nests there 10 nothing doing
TALLow-we note Gales Is 900 los City rendered At
" es essh.
NAVAL srOREs-Crude Turpen,ine is very hrm
and held At 81 p. sale OF 500 Or 600 small oos was
maze Tor disunin2 ct ~ Ia Rosn we notice Newoarn
"a lots At toc and 500 bills Wilmington at 70 eta deliver
"a Spirits are improving with ssles 81 to 100 bos al
80 cts per gal.
oii.-There is good deal o, movement and note
sales 1000 bbls Crude Whsle a. % cts for export sod
S'o TO 400 bills Crude sperm At 100 cts par, here and
part al the EAst Manufactured Sperm IL very firm and
scve II lis and 100 Ltnseea Il dull AT 6a6s for
Ensish and 81 d1o for American
hoLAssEs-ws notes salss 100 MIDI cnhs n SsS
M % DO Rico at31 cts. usual time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-31
DICH CHINA, RARTHES WARE, J.ps,

JACOB PLArT, Auctiopesr
DICH CHINA, EARTHEN WARE, Jspannsd
IL Tea Trays, Se.-JACOB 3 PLATr wiil sell a. above
on Thursday Sept at 10 O'clock At the auction room,
rs Pats 500 lots above by catalogue suitable for the
country as well ~ the city trade among which s rich
invoice Of French china IN sez, ke.
Also, general assortment Of glass ware.
Also 100 crstes. &C, edged, dpt white granite and
printed lowered blue Sale positive au,l 2tis
NVALL-ST. AND SWAMP PROPERTY.-AN.
w THONY J. BLEECKER will sell 81 auction on
Tuesday, It'll September at u O'clock at the Merehane
Exchange, the vslusble property known O Wallet.
now occupied by John Anderson Co tobscconsts Aiso,
the desirable lot the OF Gold an1
Spruce Forty per cent Of the purchase money may
remain ON bond and mortgage for tern Of yssrs tes
particulars auctOneers advertisement, apply 70
aust 1t. EDWARD C. WEST, solicitor &c, s. " sll<t
WIN H. JONES, Asetioassr
ROOTS AND sHORS.-ByJ D. iN0eReOtL
DCO.--Stors ~ Pearst-On "Wednesday, Sepssmbss D.,
O'clock boots shoes and bfosass ssissbis
for tbs Southern, Western and city trsds.
Also, 50 cases mems prime Kip pssssd ecots
Also, 80 cases wonen's seal eli ppers ard baskina
Also 50 cases mems and boys tp pssssd brossas ss3s