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fashionable Clothing Stores.
DEvLIN's WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

DEVLIN'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CASH CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
SO Johu-st corner ~ Nassau, N. Y.
kNTHERE EVERY DEsCRlPrlON OF genlemen1s
w Coats Pans and Nesis can b found IN ne RreHrs
variety aud made IN he very best aud most fashionable
.tye Also from oOl 20 60 pieces u French, Engish
and American Cloths Cassimefts, Nesungs, &c &c 10
make % order with promptn-ss sud dispatch. ~
IY- The Coat Panls aud Vest cutters OF me eslaD $50
1ent are wetn0wu for t1e'f tsta and experience 90
thst every garment be gamnesd ~ 10 sy and hnish
Terms y-iy CASH; AMI prices Et whDlesst reIai
or 90 order % correspDn1 with dee tHfAr CAsh fLAN-
A good suit be- furnished rom - 10 y a. has
coat on old r.ruus plan 80 u -bt IhOusahds nave
slready proved this " leaving lheir orders -,
SAT-. DANL DENLIN,
isi7 gui.eodDt gmW 50 Iohn-sL coz Of Nassau
GENTLEMEN SUMMER WEAR.
OUR STOCK Of seasousbie g0Ods comprising ne letes
Wand moufsst9nsb slyies In me mzfse1 10 ohefea Tor
inspection under ne sssurauce hat No sae rndus'os
when have si.cllod yoy liberal share Of patronage WI
os exered % give satssclon 10 he tye and maze OF
sarmenta ~ particular would comment 10 me Atleh
ou Of those proved he tulh OF our assertions
10 reference 90 superOrcu u panIaOons We are rns
He'd Id Furnish our assortment - Cg.sneres snd Df
irg. and 20 hose 10 want Of ght and sirJ garment
s-v-rsl highly approved styles 81 sarss
Ffom he particular attention directed % Army 400 Va
W soTr Unifoms are furnished IN s.rci conformity 10
atons and have siNays on hand Roods1 Ans"ef
~, r-gul r-mruts n al grades ~ The service.
Nm Z. JENNINGS L 90. Drspefs and TRll0s,
,zlt.U ~ Broadway American iiDtsl
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BELLS HUNG AND REPAIRED.

r. Landlords md Tenants wsntng Bells hung
Gn1 repaired. usse le Gnrs g lh' most substantial
manner and .Lrrlns3 ~ T. Roberto 81 Brlsd way, near
Prince-sL
NIB. A splendid assortment u now style Bell Pulls,
Door Place Number Z .Alss.Lc. Il. ROBERTS
i.lf ,me,di. So Broadway.
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sIJILEf'- AGkNff .-Orce - srua--sl N-H
vi 49, l.lr-- cFe-s - services E--l f1f
,g- Ia he y. a-.a- sl- 9lrctlss n s s.oata. Bob
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"a iq r. cnrst-l-r1c or r---s n s-ren cr I" -.-'
.,rtyr sn1 carrsc 90 10 binding oi - sane. u7c7
a. r1osi approves -eirnl
VII siio 80 ai agent 90 f--7-''a- ~ = names
,.--t-t...i.--s r1s. "a a. e lrsss-i o. D. PAYNE,
o. sr.ll.s- f-F f1rtf9 f '..o-'sh N-- o. t''@s
sfoo..ya Sly zu., L. sssee, ls.' - I@"u
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9lisrellaneons.


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NJ ARM E JOU RN A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.

IMMATURE ALnASAC...-..THis DAY.
rTfE SUN TIKI NOON TULL SEA
s.s "A Soft Is Morn Z A. Morn 80
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frHE COUNTRY MN SPAPER AdyeuisiHt
L Agency ofN B.PALMER embraces The best Journals
ofa te ci.@s H-d rrocFal towns o. t- niied States
Canada &c Tor which d. 90 specially drpuei srd auin'r
lied 90 receive advertisements ard subscriptions al bis
several Offices VIZ.
Erw.YosS-rhoune B-idiogs, opposite the PARK.
bUsToN-.u Sta.r-.f.
PmLADrLrHu-N. ". conner 1h.ri and Chestnut
BMTMOaE-S ". corner N0..h ln tayeuc
IA be has no corn -tI0u with other person a. Or
ders Intended for M Agency 60 ry "a mlstsesl should DE
carefully addressed o. y. PALMER His Office i1 ihs
CiIy sin ihe Tribune Butirs1 nqpoie the PARK W. I'm
fs'IN EUUEs MADE TIGHT Tor Two Gents per
foot and vIfr.r ted Good sins Pstagt Hydrop1eu-
uailc CriacGl laid old u roof will render ID pei
feet uzhttr- proof and permanent tO wsk over. En-
tire roof ~ dis composition dore Tor from lO cents
per foot and warranted, by SAM GOODWIN. 3} WesI
Brosd Tsy. near Chamb-r.-st iy.1 lm'
EOODs EAH'S PATHNT Suiuel s4sprnder.
NJ 600 do1 made a le most approved e. ger. aud Tor
which iL- st pfeuum awarded of the tHo lsst Fairs
- Che American ifsuufe For sse - Tie New arg ndIa
Rubber Msnafscmr us Co. ij Ma'len-.aue. Ne~-Yort
no COUNTRY lERCHANT~.--oo oO pairs o.
4 geutleucr's. iadies aud ctIdrens ovefshocs manu-
fsciuref from Goofyssr's Pa,rt Metallic lrii. RIhher
These shoes fOr rarce beauty Df finish Eli durability
calnot bee surpassed auart-d 10 remain the in
all cn1es and fnf nos 90 te effected hy heat
cold FOR sale liberal terms hy me Newark India Rub
her Ma ullct4rne Go. % Maiden. ane. X. y N@9
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BrsT ann GREATEST

4 NV - hraluIIl % IiI11 d tTry-s DnIveFsNl
n n ...rv s,r tr u.a - schools Just puh i.lfd By
- NIX IL NEMNAN l CO 10 ErlaiWsy
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JAMEs's NEW WORK.

JAMES NEW WOhh.
sSFLIs-A Tale of the Reign OF Charles the libby
II james. authOr II Castle ~ Ehrrsien, e.. IL only
necessary tu announce work from the pen % hi. most
popular suth)f iO cause a rush frce - cents.
TIE Height " GwynBe, Tale OfTte tine Of the nion
by Chas Lever. author of " Chas OMalsy, SC. This
work complete, AMI Is sad 90 ba he best OF hi.
productions. Price - cents.
Tie Maid Of the Valley or tte Brothers Revenge tale
o. the Revolution. by 4. G. Herr thrilling tale % he
times tlat tried mems souls written ln pleasing sud
malic stye and printed with good type on fair paper
Price ~ cents
Tie Unfortunate Maid or The Miscrs Fac. containing
tho l. AMI Adveuufes q Bob NOrbsrry. Price p cents
The Secret ~ huuai ~ Alex Dumas. Price p cent?.
.OSlIiean's Love and the History of PsddygO- Easy
ant his Wli- Nancy. hy Nm Carleton. Price p ceus.
LH.h London a1d Ellen Monroe, now complete. Price
81 eacl
The Architect SO o. Price 30 coma
3raham's Magazine Tor August So - cent, per NJ.
Coumhis1, - - cents per No.
National 3. l3f cents per 10.
Godci's LaIy's Book. So - cents par 40.
aud al the oher Magazines on hl-d s soon A. publish
e.. IT, e trade supplied 70 publisEcrs nures. 10y
ye1A ". n. GRAHAM, Tribune BultinRs Nassau-'i
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The following rrcssace wss received from lie Homo
the Mayor which directed 90 be entered % length o
the minutes and published n ore or more oi lhe puhh
newspapers u. I. NALENIINE' ClefA'
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MN. JONES, AucH0ue-r.
BOOTS AND ElIUEs-Sy }, ID tN0EhsOLL
ID co stors IA Pssf-sL Wednesday, July a. Ct 10
ococs boots shoes and brogsns, suitable of
tae southern Wes.s.7 and city trade.
Als0 81 Cases mems pI'rr alp pegged boots
Also 81 cases mems sesl oil pys - and bushins
A.D 50 cass. mems and boys H. psgged brogana tyD
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General Noiirfs.

ROARD OF ALDERMEN. July O., 1871.
r. zhe following Message wss received from
His Honor e Mayor. which directed 20 be entered 81
eng @ on the minutes and published n OF more 90 tie
rubilc rewspapers d. 7. VALENTINE, CLERK.
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10Y TO THE AFFLICTED 3

10Y = y 1T ar LIZ Z II
hR. SFAR-- GOOD SAMARITAN or Pan Cure. =
Itconfdrnuy offered ore y the bel remedies or
pains OF every description. To t1faaby -praln-.
bruises and wounds % aal cures Clrrtca cuos
mo-hu-. cys-rt-ry, u1S~. comp aim. weak sld sore
stomach Iheuuatc lf-ctu-s. buns, Ar AZ ard
Al excellent urIca- flr I.s cocs and consumption
II takel n season. Price from - II per hofie
Forsae by Dr. Thomas Ritter 100 Cherry.sL L. T. Wheel.
er. ~ Cherry-sL ard by Dr. Psisors. 90 Csqal-,L
I.1l fyrF
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II 81 sAXTON has his Gay received aud az - 10 the
A.lradsihe Physiology of ge,ton. with Experiments
on lh. GssTc Juice, hy Wm Benlm"u' N D surgeon Too
th- O.. 3 army rew Edition corrected Dr. amue Beau
mont. ID ID. Price - cents. For sale by
G. NJ SANTON.
fl4 AGENT for tre PubIf-ler .uI Broadway.
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GENTiEMEN,s SUMMER WEAR.
teual Notires.

SUPREME cot RT-ln Equity-Lsie before I.
> First Cucuif-Jams Glespie 90 Mary Ann Pumps
lane smith and A. Bill or force 0sur- " mortgage-b
H. Cudiop oftb- cry % New York compisnsnts solicit
Jane SMITH - he Geirndsnls IN ms ca is-
whose place OF residenc- u 10 Ne Guy u Ne" fos
reofred " appear In this cause by he @enlynnih day
ofseplsmler next The bill led herein VII be lsk~n 40
cosf-.,ed BIZ her lsl9 lawJ~'
no R>.-CORPORATlON NOTICE
sesI-d Pr0pu-aIs will - received e. ne ma house
Commissioner. Once In the Park, uni. Monday, Aug T.
A. . O'CLOCK ~. Or erecting ssfy Buildings on Kan
ials bland.
Llhogfapt.c drsw,ngs and specifications msy bs OBJ
taircI Oh and ,f-r Morday Aug. on application u X
" Hs.f-I1, Architect No 100 N4s-al-sL
81 order Of ne Committee 90 Charity 4nf Aims
MOSES o LEONARD. Alcs Hogse Commi''ion.r,
kims-HJ1sr Comn'.si0uer.s cihre y TpJuy<8i Ief.
DUBLIC NOTICE. hereby given ma pSlIion mas
BEEN presented 10 Ne Boa y Assistant Aldermen. %
have a sewer corstrlcted along 10 Ninlh4F avenue hoh
Thirusth 10 FJry ,ecoli- street aDd urncr agnk rviy
seco1d street % he Norh River All persons ntsfrsss1
RI he above proposition having oliecJns 10 ne saln "
desired % present N 90 10 Whiting - - ha-i' sse =.
hi. ofcs No fHs o. k~cOrs-. % " before mo 'n N'
u August next %. . r.. ..t.-r-,-.
Street Comml s-i0n=r'. Office, june - ~ - ~.
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Books.
RpINBURGH ENCYCLOPEDIA.
PARLEY's UNIVERSAL HIsroRY |

A COMPLETE 81 q the E6inoar.h s.-cyc .opeiIs In
n 5 vols han fscrey hor "a For sas c'ssp ~
~ MARN n NEWMAN CO. 1888 RrosdWay.
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r. DaVis's KeyelaliOns.-NlA be p91ilsl-a ol
" eduesday. August &. " IT, Purcipes Of NAllf1 le
D wire Revrlslons, ard a Voice % AslAlno ~ a.
through Andrew Jackson DAVIS. lie P1ughkeePsie seer
nd sirvoyaut" Nh1eisir an retail BY J. : ii--ls4l
Cnrton Hal. Orders also sIppled by he p1blslefs
- -tIs LYON EIsH hNI-GH. WI. .alal4fa ID L J.
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~ The success unif0rmy resulting IRON extensive
syrisi ir he rub c new spsrerr 0f ne country, hr
rishes complete Demonstration uf ine uuih OF ne pfn
pie which Is now srlsgng the public mind ihrcl.n " Q
pTopre1r, Of test papers q he Union 90 receive a.
vert senc-is sid subscriptors a. hs oces ~ ne Atac
cies The system may be adopted upon elmer Az %
small scale. 2-'
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Markets. Carefully reported for Tie IS'5un'.
WrpSxspAY. July -

Erp0rf from At P0Tfs 0f tAe U1td Siais ION Isl Spf
Der, 1916, % July q, ls47.
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UNTHY SEAT FOR -AI.k az Psolie AUG.

- TRIBUNE BIILDINGs.-To let, part ~
n The store and Office Of ths German schnelp ct
- Inqnfrs Spfuce-st lyN JUS
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NOrICE-AI persons ave hereby cautioned AGAINST
lNtutung a. " boswell 20 Gccoun. q The dm of h..
". B0sa 90 c.. A. The Affairs % he said fun in
course ofhql.dau1n 10 Cla-cery MN. h. HOBBY.
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- LVNh MD IhtFo u no nHH IostuTe IN
tsa The dsmags 10 active, bg TgDs pTlaei on Gen
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Smiths Psteat Portable Fleeting shower ssihs-s nsw
and beautiful article, the best arrangement for bathing
ever tested and universally recommended BY
physicians and scientific generally and ono OF bs
agreeable and delgh1l means VI restoring and pro-
noting health
r. G. KEMP. f2I Broadway. Principal Agent form u
Orders from auy part " tho country Addressed - shove
afe "a N
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WAsHIseroS, August 8, ls47.

We have news! 1t has been a long time since we
have heard direct from Cen Scott but have fears
lie has the men, and they have the spirit to overcome
all rcsstance-to take Mexico and to hold 1t. But
peace-peace, what are the chances for peace!
Waterman tell us Of the night,
What It's signs Of promise are"
Tell u.s. good Waterman for we want to know. The
Waterman himself Is in quandary. lie can't tell for
the life of him; he don't know.
But 1t is thought If the Mexicans assent to look at the
terms Of Mr. Trst they will ask to consider them and
considering them that they will accept 10 Is thought
that they have assented TO examine the skeleton treaty
of the messenger peace Grateful is II every Ame-
rcan heart that another effort has been made
History will approve the mission Of MIR. Trst-
posterity will endorse It. With all the
the spot Of crushing the Mexican nation to the
dust, they are asked again and again to consider
the advantages Of peace. We do not wish to crush
them. They are weak-we strong We have borne
and forcborne and in the punishment Of OF
aggression wish to forbear We hope their eyes will
be opened, and that may have peace-that Mexico
may become respectable and behave herself for the flu
her people at length take to the arts of
being good for nothing In the art Of war
thirty years Of having destroyed their capacity to
fight.
The next news will most likely be the defeat and cap
ture exile expulsion OF Santa Anna. In any event
let us hope for peace. W.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 4.
Owing to the prevalence of rain storm which
continued the greater part of the day without interms
sion change thiny attended, and transactions in
nearly all descriptions Of produce exceedingly light
Genesee aour was quiet at So s7 So Sales Of Oswe-
go were made at So siA small sale of Michigan, In
not very good order made at S. 6S2 and OF Ohio
round hoop do at So Wheat continued in fair request
and sales of handsome Ohio red made at 81 20 and
lot of New Orleans handsome red sold in Sacks at 81
~ sacks included considerable parcel of South Ca
rona on the market and held at 81 30. Corn
differed very little from the closing rates Of yesterday
while GALES rather limited. Sales of Western and
New York yellow mixed made at 65 CSC, and Of
fiat and round yellow at 60 70c Good Western New
York meal was firm, and sales reported
high 3d. while fair quality was worth 50 75-
Rye stood at about 80 81 cents. Sales of
rye flour made at SO s71k Oats were worth 45c
47c. Barley was nominal at Soc to soc. Pro-
visions exhibited change in quotations. new mess
pork was worth SIS % SIS 37X and prime do Sl2
5O sales of prime leaf lard made in kegs at lc
In groceries there very little done; the weather
proved unfavorable for operations in sugar. while coffee
was quiet at previous prices, with steady demand.
:, Receipts down the Hudson Ricer, Aug. 9th.
Flour .l4446 barrels Wheat. -. 1865 bushels
Asnrs-saes Of about so brls pots were made at 81
BnEApsrurrs-Fio ur-saies Of / 500 brs of oswsro
were made at SIS sl 900 do were sold on private
TERMS luo barrels Michigan, not in prime order,
sold at So 6sX and 100 ditto round hoop Ohio
at So; straight brands Genesee were held at
SO, while we heard Of no buyers above So SIX
southern was quiet at So, while the supply was very
light After change the market rather heavy at
quotations, and purchases 1t sad could have been
made at trife less VheaSales Of 1000 sacks hand
some New Orleans red, made at 81 -. including
sacks and 1000 bushels handsome Ohio red were sold at
81 20 Aparcel Of 5000 bushels Of South Carolina new
was the market, and held at 81 80 Corn-Sales
of 5000 1000 bushels made in the course of the
forenoon including sound mixed at Coo 66c fiat vel
n andrOy md n ofT 0n
4O00 bushels round yellow sold private terms
small sale Of 600 round was made at 69c and 1900 do
yellow sold at &c. and 5000 do New York fiat yellow,
partly Mixed sold at Csc Rye remained steady at SOC
S2c Oats at 45c 47c, and Barley nominal ut 600
55c. sale Of 70 bbls rye -four made ut So S7%
CoFrEE-No sales of moment transpred.
SCoTroN-In consequence of the severe rain storm
there cessation OF business in this article to-day
The amount sale is reduced to small prrcels, for
which holders continue to exact very full prices and
which 900 bales were taken to complete cargoes We
Quote - l.
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VIOLENT SToRM.--One of the most violent
northeasterly storms that have experienced this
season, commenced last evening about O'Clock
The wind exceedingly high through the night, and
the trees the Common and Granary burying ground
have suffered considerably. Considerable damage
done to the crops in the surrounding country and fruit
trees in various places almost entirely denuded OF
their fruit. We have heard Of damage done to the
shipping though inclined to believe that it must
have suffered. The steamer John Marshall which left
here last evening for Portland rived there safe at SO
O'Clock this morning. learn from the Merchants
Exchange Books. In the Sound the storm tremen-
dous and all the steamboats, delayed by its vio-
lence The Fall River boat the Bay State, arrived at
about IL o'clock and indebted to Gays Express
for New York papers Of last evening. Mr.. Gay, who
himself says that the Bay State behaved admi-
rably.-Boston Eptning Transcript, 9Th inst.
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Died.

On Saturday afternoon, at o'clock, JosErH wARttr
BRowN, in the 44th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family together
the corps Of Tompkins Blues and Independence Guard
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral from his
late residence NO o2 East broadway on Monday after
to Greenwood Cemetery for nerment The boat leaves
the foot Of Whitehall street at o'clock The CORPS of
Tompkins' Blues and Independence Guard will meet at
their armory, Columbian Hail. Grand street, in full uni
FORM on Monday Aug o, at IL O'Clock NJ precisely to
attend the above funeral by request Of John Mayher
commandant Of Tompkins' Blues
CHARLES LEROY, son Of MIR. Lewis and Eugene
Leroy.
Their friends are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon precisely at O'Clock from bis
fsthsrp residence, 10 Christopher street .Ar
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BALrIMoRI. Auguat Z. lsA1

Arrest toy Reeootng .aboiition Poprs-Th Rams
Horn-.9 Pleasure Porty-Miss Wemyss-The Mar
ktts, &c.
An arrest under law passed some years since,
making II felony for free colored person to receive
from the post ONCE abolition paper document cal
cuated to ncite discomfort and characterization among
the slaves Of the State free colored named John
c. Pulley had several times called at the post Office, and
received copies of paper published in New York called
the RAMS Horn, having at It's head the names OF
Garrett Smith and Frank Douglas candidates Tor the
Presidency and Wee rrcsidcncy-two colored men
carried before Justice seby and on examination
IVES held 10 ball In the sum Of $500 10 answer court
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LryrRrooL CLAss1r,cAr,or.

u.
while prices for nearly all descriptions remained quite
firm.
Small sales bunch raisins made at 81 40
q ST. IS.
HEMp.-The market continued firm, and we note sales
of 400 bales American dew rotted at S4O per ton six
months
HIDEs.--The arrivals and stock in first hands were
light Some sales of Montevidso from cargo recently
imported, have been made at about 1914, six months
The stock In dealers hands large for the season.
LEAD.-Holders generally demanded cents per H. ,
while buyers were not disposed to meet them except at
lover figure.
LEArHER.-The market continued firm; lsc for mid
ding weights hemlock, the price for good
lots, with Gales at 1870 for superior qualities
Heavy weights and good damaged in good request
brought full prices The Boston, Philadelphia and Bal
more markets said continue very bare of lea
Their, and prices had recently improved.
MoLAssEs.-We notice sales of 100 hhds. including
Cuba Muscovado at $50, and Cardenas at 21c. Mar
ket steady
NAVAL sroREs.-Prices remained the same, while no
transactions Of moment reported
OiLs-Saes Of about 5000 gallons English linseed
made ut Csc; and about 1000 American city press
ed, at zoe cash. Winter sperm, unbleached quote
Of whale in the country should have been stated ut 80
100 900 barrels and not gallons, inadvertently ap-
pcsred in our last report.
cells of mess pork purchased yesterday and to-day
terms not permitted to ranspre Besides the
ported sold yesterday 1t was said 800 bbls changed
hands to day. We quote at SIS % SIS 37h;
some holders demanded higher figure. Small sales
OF 40 so bbs. prince made private terms, sup
posed to be at $2 go which the quotation for the
previous sales LardSales Of $50 kegs prime leaf
made at lie. Cheese and butter remained without
change worthy of notice.
RIcE-About so tierces sold at So a So 37X
oUoAR-Ihe market was steady; but the inclemency
OF the weather checked operations no sales of mo-
ment we're reported.
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement showing
the prices receipts and stocks hand for the
week ending this afternoon
Sold Rec'dth Stock
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ELECTION RETURNS.


troiegra phic Correspondence of the Phila BustinJ
CINCINNATI, August ON
kentucky Eiection-Third Dey.
me wings have carried the Cumberland District In
ns io.n District Gaines majority 2l0 with small por
ton to hear from. In the Louisville District on the
third day Duncan, W. gaining rapidly over Merit
weather Dem, and his friends confidently sntc,pate his
success.
Second Dospatch-Kentucky Election
The wings have carried the 10th District OF Keutuok
In the 9h sth and 7th the returns are favorable 70
the wings
Indiana Election
In the LIST district r. Dale Owen democrat n "a
elected The I'd District has been carried by the whiss
by a small majority, about so. In the 3D. the returns
look favorable for the wings.
the 4th
Smith, whig, has been elected in the 9Th district
Wick, dem, has been elected In the 9th district by
large majority The wings reported to have carried
7th by majority Of 100 The 9Th district has been
carried by the wings by 200 majority The 9th district
has been carried by the democrats by small majority
From the 10th, no returns yet received.
We 8 yet of course without full returns Of the
election Monday From the results already received
it is highly probable that the wings have gained two
members Of Congress
Fire In Maysvillc.
The town OF Maysvie, Ky, visited the 4th inst
bya destructive fire. which destroyed six houses Of
them ware and store houses full Of produce and .
large quantity hemp lost The total loss amounts
to about $4,000 which there probably insurance
to the amount Of $4,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-08

bushels: wheat 1892 bushels meal sos bbs cheese
IA. 53l lbs; beef, lob tierces; pork, liz bbls
To FranceFiour 34l9 bbs; tsow, ID, 100 lbs; whale
bone 10 $40 lbs beeswax lbs stsves Al 0oo ashes
70 bbls cotton. I, 2l6 bales.
TO British West Indies-Lard. 3,227 lbs; pork, s95
bbls cheese 1890 lbs hams 2l20 lbs; oats 200 bush
els beef 900 bbls four 1904 bbs sheep, 20; Oxen TO-
To Spanish West IndissRice 657 lbs; hour, 100 dds
meal 575 do; lard, $50 lbs,
To British North American Coionies-F1our, 1850
bbls pork si5 do; rice 2256 lbs; butter 1908 lbsi
beef 40 bbls.
TO Danish West IndiesBeef AZ bbs; cheese, 800 lbs
flour, 500 bbls; butter, 1881 lbs; rice, 1900 lbs