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splendid and delightful PTopeTty,- sitaated ard.
fronting on the Railroad, GTeenvlls, .

CtATCRDAY, Deseusr j orockWh be sold at auction,
= cofh0uze 81 ArChhrss ce In tie city Of fyette
Bca5 ID ts del shlLdage Of Plenvle1 eny fifteen gdgus
good frame DWELLINGS, stegss eae viii ell te elniors
respectable family Pie 7puudtiHs extern
awe having Bic irns sr qsggfs, cq7shhuuE5 stables Tor Tour
horses. house for six e,srs audwo wells, all in
zrguhs laid 10 the bes; style. sn4 stocked
With the choicest azsqFneu pants sr1os ad tgse aelecle
lie Upiied States Eurofe and A The SeEetae gFgeuF y
the finest order and Ge crop oVug The h2thogse piapF
cuuprs assortment le choicest peclmens Of nWeias
tlEser OF Tire properly.
Persons desrous Of viewing e properly nolid d e gar
iiensr Is 81 tie premises % receive hafl.
ms e purchszsr e assume Che p1ymeq Of nortsage
grte fr 65 dug she 2sh Tubrly, 1850 b'aice cash
The properly will be sold Vdtheul limit aTprlssaent
md farther prcula1 apply Office Of T. A. Beard,
+ 10 Banks Arcade hlz
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81 - YazOo River Packet hEDORA-f6r L.
fore, Greenwood, .tsdrioa, Rgfa0 CtV, 81
tdrtiH, Eioks6HTg, I .Ipdf}Hif and al plan
tdfi0gs elegant and 9Wif thinning passenger amer
MBD0RA, Capt O. W Powell, is n1R Teoei3ing ,tietgh
aad will positively leave al eb0ve on w EDN ESDA Y. the
9th lnsian at O'Clock n tortrslghf orpaasase, sp
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EEARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PHTL-aDELPYELa

fBSHE Undersigned womb inform hs souEhsFu patFpuu and
i ffiands, that this SPLENDID HOTEL, which -.
has under his charge for several Year, has
been elegantly eftted, enlarged and Feurni.hed in th
most fashionable manner and the entire esEaniEhfina ef
every department complete. The splendid suits Of
apartments be had at ali times By giving few haul.
notes.
The GENITAL and fashi0aahls location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, rsndeu il one Of the-Iost desable inths
city fnf Ladies' and Families Writing Philadelphia either
upoB business pleasure and there shall be srqrunv
spared haven't cOnnue to merit the liberal Gupp0It has
heretofore teceived- II. j. HAhIWELEas.
TE- The House has Warm and Cold Baths alyg u Ia
raadfre-a NV NHaf
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store
= ~ - " - II ID (. e n

j
SEY MOUR s CO.,
42 CAMP, NeEt Door to Corner Of Grapier street.
OFFER at the Eososst prioss OF any Store in this city,
~ their large assortment Of FIR Estl nad pEslhA blE
The oTicss Of this New Establishment WILDE found gem
eay far lower the rates usually current and It's Chs
acter for good srcies will be sustainedz ,,, -, -,
GOODS every variety comprising ssss0nahe aIles OF
COTTON. SILK, LsiNEh and WOOl4LEN AHEIC3.
Purchasers will ind the goods in this store probably more
adysungs0usthaD they contemplate before an exam naon
of Them mpb 8iaw
Marine, Paint, and Tar Oil MWDTtfNetO
of Philadelphia
DUTMAN s. CO. % Front LGres, sole gents Tor The
HR state Of l0uisiana peotuy cAl the attention OF
aptsns owners and Othets interested in vessels 70 The
Tb undersigned owners and mass,a of vessels ship
bnildeIs and others empOye in epBls o! Yease who have
used the MARINE PAINT manufactured By VIM Rice,
of Pbadepha for the last five yeats do recommend for
he sstr uunes and being the best aud cheapest COM
nOston in for The protection OF the bottoms OF vessels
from The attacks OF the sea worm Hd ESQ 20 po etthg
wood iron Om decomposition elmer irom exposure 10
weather under water: 49, - -,t -. rre.4.
m, Rirsiv shin hnief: Capt. Wet shinShenundOah
vangb1p X Ivan WIN. N Baiul Il Co.., Ownes
ill., piteiv of seam packets bet, Phila.
SVr1 Trsnn delphia aud arlOTd;
Stewart & Wafgs ship. build K. r LOPEZ meIchanlj
en- The Marine Railway EaT i X 20 neL95sSts'
s'iVssbsB sbn hnilder. tpt Is Hurley shp1uscaTeTa;
NJ Vannusensin :. "a; A. II. Hinkel & Son, ship
iassnb R5own chambers
- sen Lieut. Of q. tG. W .AspinwRl, merchant;
s. fieate Potomac; Capt J. Scnlef', owner and
RuFing n Dixon merchandise tnastet
Ii. Harper, master brig Maria; X W racket lhetGhahl II
M0risShe9r masteIu 3 sehr G9RRE, = y ahos u
me trade supplied aud sold wholesale and rsta BY
BITTMAN & CO. 70 Front LeyCa,
nUlm opposite POss g. Second Municipality.
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TNHE uudersigued Commissioners for the distribution q
L the HENDERSON POOR Fund emonk the p0QFof
the Parish OF oieans, do hereby give thht they
prepared 70 distribute the aame Application aecoEaaued
with Wfttpn Testimonials and fec4 endgliops CeH 10
made 70 either ID Tic undersigned --.s
J.. A. MANBlN, IS Cus0mhau1e street.
W i II. LEWIS. EspianaGe st. oppt lethe Mimi,
l.. SPRING, ID Exchange Aisy. 10 81
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DERSONS wishing 10 obtain The aboVe articles on the
most reasonable terpss and Of the best material and
workmanship, do so BY applying At No. 81 9fh0pi-
t0Uas street. front office Up itafi harA HR sod sneo-
cations can be seen. Prices vaTGfr n8
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n o CHARLES y Common st., on
HIrpLER ~ hflNHE- a pnnhrn. 4


O.. 49, n q. s. Mali CHIDLE HAROLD = Pr
1890 GgeiRnati .li1disgg and Log5Svide = On
aissr2tE THURSDAY, 18Th list. at 10 clock, a.
n pJsillvely he new. elegant and fat running pas
seHgeT Steamboat Cii LDE HAROLD, John Pierce mes
ieI receiving lfeiF bt and VIII save as RhOve For
IRE ght paSssgs, Ia ving pnsufRHssed agsnmn0daon5
apply on board, opposite PoYdTas street OF to
h28 HYDE & GGLESBE, l2 PeydEaR ST
~ The Guide Har0t issn entiely new boat, built
epfcssg f0f he Cincinnati trade.
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T1EXAs- AUDITED CERTIFfCATEs-For sale at a
4 Banks Arcade, up stains. Al6 In
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT . PIey ant ~,
Il Furnish Rooms in ths lsrge two story nouss
with galleries, at The conner OF at JOHN and FerllGc
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Ezy- i. o. o. F.apAi- Etliot5si RSet--The Roam Of
Dlsssps aan9u7es IL q sua afrsg li May gI vii 'e.psf
l. o. %. r., Jeladuy iulasa lhe NesHg R5Er, a. fol-
: NINsEKBD LOrs,7JytC hs-s lsso.
De- e9s ., iragu.urlimensionl, al O',sts.I aE a.
LE .TER 5 LOTS Is prr square iog;. .. -
.VAILT6 $40 eacs..
Do. 10 Lo5sss 5ibtssoqts.or' 'adnsassr. hsssof At
~ YEufs 70 be PAID Tor n ndFar5s. o.
ArrrssIi0t.ul ag LatzGl HR#l,s eMBjt 70
G. ". SHAY, T51GEtfIur. IS Camp street,
myQu trn 20 O'Clock P. y.
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~ ~ q. S. EIaiI Steamer CHI CIEgAIUS-
sssA7s}aIi For CiHriRHafi .MadisgheaHd LcuisUHe-r
esss On WEDNE5DA z. S5ih inst, at O'Clock,
pOsViysyThe new light dTauEht passen gsf steamboat
CI&ElNAA1 Us, p GOOdioe, master, Is receiving
freight and will lskve abGye Fer iTegdt orpassags,
hayFhg unsuspase accommodates, apply boEadr al
toyeias suset Wh4 Iy ~ 20 ,aC,I pspv % p q,
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EtTAR T0WBUAE LINE fgszaa
- 7 ANGLO-SAXON e ssss-s-sFs
b o.. ANQL0-N Q55AgAN. s<1sshzz lasszif1

~ ANGLO N o. MAN. sAszfN7s
ANGLO-AhdERiCAN.
This line is composed Of new low.plessue bn3s built ez
presy for the above busines, OF gft strength, and Vh
powerful machinery. Anthrieite Coal Is used iot fuel TO-
avoid burning the sails aud rzgngs Of vessels ard to ho
them from smoke. -. ,.s-
Arang are made with other boats to assist this hnO
in ttkinz large ships the bar, when necessary
Ehp-maseTs aud shipownen will benefit themecyes by
patOnrE these boats they viii obttln dispatch, gs ven
a, the rfesssf secprjty iior life and ur0psty. HsS
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SALES AT AUCTION


NJ Sa AFFaageasar FIR ne Seae9p-siyes 3mE and cfi.f
stocks Taeslags and TuHlgB Real Estate wednesday, and
Saturday. at Y oeioef N Bank Arcadf General aas ine
mediate day. no Oace No 30 Btnks Arcade Paasnsf
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,scrpEsrs OF THE CHOLERA.

The Albany Evening Journal Of the 30th ult, says
=" In the cars from buffalo, which reached this city
at 8 o'clock on Sunday morning, was . party from
Matches tive Of whom. Mr. Cochran and Mr.. ehppy,
were indisposed, We learn, whom they left Buffalo
When they reached Albany, the illness Of both
gentlemen had assumed . cholera character Mr..
shippy was taken to Q hotel where 1t ave o'clock
he visited by doctor who prescribed cholera re-
needles. After the doctor left the patient obtained
tub Of Geld water in which he sat time. and then
wrapped up in wet blankets He died at II O'Clock.
Mr. Cochran started with his son, daughter, and ser
want for hotel but losing their way (as there was
neither carriages porters at the railroad station
they wandered about until they found Waterman,
who guided them to their lodgings. Though
until O'Clock. after which every possible effort was
made to him, and IN the evening hopes were en-
tertained that he would recover the cholera was
CHI cked but IL lett him too much exhausted to rally
and few minutes before o'clock this morning no
exp red
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brDsls AID hrp.LuRctsrs most snlightsd soun-
tries but especially in this every il Supposed to
be legally aud morally entitled to posse whatever he
produces unless By contract Of legal f1rfetur. he hs.
,itiatcd such title And this proposition holds good
reference to reputation well asst chst.i wshsve
lately some medals produced from models made BY
hr s. Ellis, Of No 247 Broadway, aud have also
the models e. the dies In which the medals struck
Thee models are exquisite works of Anon: them
ere t'pesses Of Mr. Page, the artist Gen ssott ani
Col Trumbul Mr.. Ellis has aiso made a an del or
Gen. JsylOrs head from shich medal Is soon ~ be
produced ~ IL raid. by those VII hay. a. 10 he
perfect hksre,s u Is 10 be- hoped that Nr Ells msy
receive what he 4 fully entitled to. the cred 10 pro-.
dueirg these inintahle memorials Of men. VII were,
and great In their lives. aud who shuuli also live
In tbs msmories of their graleful cIlntrymen.
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Coupr or ArfE.ts. NoRwIcu July 2j--t r. M.-Ths
argument Of DO % concluded No IS. tho people in
~. relation of william l. Post appellant, sgaiust Priu.
tire Ransom late sheriff. &c respondent called
and argued. No. 81, next in order. called and
passed No So James white respondent again at John
Coatsvorta. appellant aud No 90, Charles Rutlsui.
refpopdent. against VIM " Parss. appellant, we're
called aud juds uent in each Affirmed b. default No
~ wa called aud passed No. G1 Luther Hall appellant
against John Farmer 81 al respondent called aud
argued No 6l1a was dismissed an the ground that
the return had been filed Nos cl and 90 csllei
and passed No "a Ernest Iecchrisson. respondent.
against John A. Amman. vas called. and judgment az
trm.d by default. Nos o5, os 81 aud Cs called
aud passed No o.. Christopher Wolfe 81 al. plaintiff
In err,r, Harriet Van NVstraud defendant In error
artued No. 30. tame plaintiff in error In 90, %
Richard CarAdine aud No. n, plaintiff in error
90. Schurtmau Halstead 81 al present precisely the
same points as No go. ana the three 81 be
disposed " In Quo argument. TuURsDsY. July 28-4
M.-Nos 90. 20 and ~ argued The court has an.
nouncsd that they sbsl adjourn this afternoon after
hearing short No "a Aloozo Coats plaintiff in
error, Morgan Darby, defendant in error The next
place VI meeting IL hx,d at Buffalo, on the 10th day Of
sspts mber psst There will be decisions nouneei
In consequence Of the absence Of Judge Bronson.
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LrrTKRs PROM TuE WArxRiNa PL.cEs.--Some
Of our over-lastidious coiemporaries complain
about and find fault with the letters that appear
from the watering places, and term them very va
pid, very silly, very trifling very contemplate and
everything else that is bad. A little charity might
keget little better feeling towards this description
of light literature. Pray who go to the fashionable
watering places, as general rule Are not the
visiiers vain, proud FOOLISH, naughty, silly, aud
everything else that is ridiculous in human nature,
with sprinkling occasionally Of men Of wit, SAT-
cssm, brllIancy, and talent But the latter are,
like angels visits, few and far between. To de-
scribe IN graphic and Ineligible manner what is
goirg in thsse places, TO detail the ii,te-tatte,
twsddle and nonsense which are expressed, this de-
scripton Of literature must partake OF the watering
places and the influences which surround them. II
is the most difficult thing IN the worl to invest
such subjects with interest In addition We would
ssk ~ not this ute.tate from the watering pl ices
read with vcraciy by all who frequent theml la
fact, we think the letter writers from the watering
places are entitled great praise for getting on
well az they do we the letter writer's for all
the papers, for all Of them have more or less-and
We think they show great deal Of tact in adapting
heir iabls 10 the capacity Of the eonsuInsre
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CTrr WstcnaEN.-lt wssa subject o. general iuquir
yesterday morning what had bec1ne Il the wa amen
In the ghborheod Of Bskes buildings In Safe street
One of the aldermen Of the Third rard attempt "a on
the night previous to ind IL these ndividla but
dd not succeed IL was not sscertaipsI ut tast ac-
eouuts whether they had recovered from the cholera
with Witch they supposed To haze been attack.
The truth 81 the matter s her. not half wachmsn
enough for q city numbering one hu0dred Thousand
inhabitants Only forty persons arc on duty darng
the night, throughout the length and bcraith tas
city. from the Navy Yard O. Goganis sui fom rutun
ferry TO the confines % Bedford How po.sbe f,r
this mall number a men 20 watch such exteut of
property In proper manner.
A1Trnr1ID SUICIDE "A German named Joseph Kauf
man. found In James street by sfiser Wuitea 10
lying ON the pavement blc-disg frntn wound ~ his
throat IL IL suppos.d that he indicted tls wp1nd up1n
hmt.lf with knife or some other sharp tustrlment
Justice Truman Smith. before whom he sas ttxeu q.
vaErant sent him to the p'or house. where he will be
tsk.n care Of until his wouni " healed
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City Intelligence.

Inv Wr.ruyR-Tbe sultriness Of Tho last fsw davs
,,, -, ,-, 90, :.
was fee'eu' yesterday ny coPous iai Oh ram an"
thunder storm AT one O'Clock, the heavens
east and tho hoomi,y NJ distant tbuoaar ,y,s boara
~. e.u, =. -. $500, 49, -,
nam ioho"eo III Rre1 ao"naahce ZOE III houf, anu ha-
ture seemed refreshed after her shower bath
F.sr DAy-We see NV an in this do VIA
PAPER that the Sh,rei Zedef are 10 Oh
serve Friday next as a day of fasting aud PRAYER
..n D.. &c., .o.,,an,, 49,.
fi scenes took Mace Yesterday on the passas
80 49, 49, lnr; s g. saoa rh ao1as
we're a fellow bv the name Of Bnrns and sno,h"r hs
W. 800 ~, Sy o IT, ~ Du , ana an4.ner py
a,1ar 20 ~ o,oIna 1,I,r,,S IL; - ~ ..n = ~ q
~ fo,tyaye n,,,ntes nn,sr sarh; VIZ ,oos ~
Neitbsr Of them were nucb b,rt Rnrss h 0S Sur
80 80 -, !, 80 ~ . - a. - ".i', NV. 'oi'
@ % ,s ossr n anu -, won .ae Can
ars a., ~ a.b M n,a u h,t anu punish the
'P " ~ ~ '
The CoHFiphNcE MAN AND HIS BAn-FuRrHER
PARTICULARS .Ed~ard Smith. the bail OF the con-
hdepce man opened segar shop, about "A month
since under the irving Rooms (not toe irving Houss
In the rear OF which was bar room He had been clerk
OF same ana ourie grass nefehhnts NO flatt street.
nr ,I.t h. trdea " =, s t snpe 'ne pshJ'Pa pate
nainsa - 10 confasnae,, Of ,haP s"0 ~ e 80
Endorsed Ljll, for him, for fu,nlnra Sc 10 ths
~ q ooa aid hta;nt as p ~, W tns sa,ouus
his f,rnitnYe In the nean,i,na ~ con,;,TJ % ~
.s ,,orL 10 cl.na ana prrrsu 49,, ~ .a -. y. 80
thr ~ W cI h ~ rto,n 30 ne cause oI
isid ran tor him n,e d ~ ' n'h ana
to be out MIR slaue took Az out Of the cash In rho
evenipe Smith male ue the aaeouet in the beoS
ali snnsre NV Slave iolJ hin tbsrs .as an 80, IN
IL te looked over r. aoa, ard aeaj, hnt caniI
Mir slane then told him he had laid a trap for
him and bad found him be dishonest. aud that
he feared this but the beginning OF such dis
coveries. On further investigation of his books Mr
Slane calculates that he has lost about 5000 of
his cash. and Smith has confessed to him that he
took 500 MIR Slene had been threatening him of late
unless he paid up and the statement in the papers
his going bail for the confidence Man and swearin
that he worth $4,000 when Mr.. Slane knew he
not worth $50 confirmed him in the deternli-
nation to forecose the and also to prosecute
him criminaliy Mr. Henriques the segar mereha nt,
claimed POI ton Of the property at the suit
Mr. slane the ground that he has only received |.
ttn Al, a..
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FRek BERMUpA.-By the arrival Of the brig
Falcon, Capt. Pitt, in one of her usual short pas
cages from Bermuda, we are put in possession Of
our files of Bermuda papers to the 24lh ult incu-
sive. The only item OF interest we can fnd in
them is the following, which we take from the
Royal Gazette, Of the 18th ult.;-
The scarcity Of water, from the long drought, b.
come, daily more alarming; very many families through
out the inland are entirely dependent either upon
thsir more fortunate neighbors the pr.carious
supplies obtained from the wells The latter are
Informed are In many instances reduced that the
water In them only be Obtained at high tides The
pasture IL every where rarchrd aud whered cats
are suffering severely aud some told have
died he corporation Of Hamilton have been sue
cesful in opening we'll the mach close to tho
residence ef 4 y. Ewing, Esq, aud have erected q
vince. with chain, bucket NC, TO rai,e the water;
while the Mayor, N T. Butt.rne,d Esq freely gives
the water from the spaciou. tank beneath his preises
In this town 70 all who may apply With the condition
only that must not be used tor the purposs ot wash
ing clothes There WAS much thunder and lightning
on Saturday night last and hopes entertained
that eopious showers would follow Sunh However,
Was rot the case; little rain fell toward morning,
sufficient nevertheless for persons Z, indulge in the
hors-it being the anniversary Q5th july of Sc.
Switbn that alt pugh may n1t have constant rain
for forty days az tradition the distrsiu
would not much longer continue.
We learn from St Georges. that they had heavy
shower Of rain there ON Mosday night last.
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Shipping IrseiiiUenes,

.,, BIsToN, July II, 1sfH.
Arriv,t-bsrh Lsvr,nee, BALTIMORE triss Cohen Mari
hlmira, fhiladtlphia echrs Melville NashErfea M
bookNille tlevee.d and Waterman philaJ.lp.. ,irisn
snd Ciecisn, dos Ceorce wii6am Roadout; charles il
Nofe work Thets albany.
Columbia RIO Jsnsro and mkt; barb yohu
narNer 'reag hrit Russian, vtr la rlste; OsceolL
Dotoy, Cs; Choektaw, Cisflcston; ,cnr rr,s SYsrt.
r,, -. - NEw BEurORp, Jniy ~, 1910.
,,, sAtr>f. Iay - 1870.
clesred-Shir Curlew Valparaiso and insp tfig Ch,s
Appleton. % rsrhlehead.
Patterson hence Cor Fc.ou. was lost ., Green leland
novA scs sitt tust in foggy weather Big Noble be-
nevec OF LuhecD Demirr he,e leo foe Pctu
VIC sane tine Blsnch Point the Plaos. IN,
crew. 81 both vessels saved aad Yarmouth
ns and would take pssssse in sehr oregon absp, sal
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C.LUoRrn CURrrNcY We saw, yesterday. i've
dollar gold piece q sf1ruis currency ~ shich oniy
tire. have To- this city 10 " quite different, Ia
its col =, from eagles sld half eagles being a.
stated on the face OF H.. free from all iii pure
virsin gold. On side the words. at the TOO,
"t alifornia gold" AZ the bottom without alloy Ia
the centre " shield havipg the figure sni eagle,
With arrows and oiiv. branch Ia hig tzops gu the
obveTse side II the Following ption: ku wight
OF one half eagle N Is. N (NoFris Gregg aud Nwhs }
lSsg So Frsuciscon
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FRon VENEzuErA.-Private advices from Mara
caibo to the 10Th Of July, have been received per
brig Helica, from that port The accounts from
Coro are no later than those already received via
Curucoa, nor did they know definitely in Mara
caibo in which direction General Paez would take
up his line of march. Rumorsof various provinces
having declared in his favor. were rife, but moth.
ing certain. We await with interest the next
peWe
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1iarke cts.

CiSciS~arI. July ~, 1st,.
better fseli-r prevails ia the -four market, and
prices have .rghty advanced; 600 bbls vers sold at
NIVa - 70 Nhiskey has decliucd 20 III. Bacon
ia hrru; 900 hhds sides we're disposed % at sc.
Drrr,Lo. July si-Pu
Receipts since yesterday - Flour 1850 bbls: wheat
1sot0 bush'l-. % roo do The narset for Hour
has bsen dull TO day buyers not disposed 4,
meet sellers. o. the high rates demanded by them
About SEQ tarrrls straight Ohio chauxe,l hands se
~ 20 81 o4A- Eur wheat the market ~ steady, and
quotations nrn A sale - 10000 bushels Chicago was
made NJ o5e Corn continues frn. and ~ good request
the tses reaching between ~ COO and t1c00 bushels
AZ &c Tor mixed Western and 4ski for hat yellow
In vhi.key. the 'slrs 100 barrels Ohio, at slo
frsishts are without material change.
Ains-r. Jpiy 3i-sP W
Receipts s'ncs yesterday Flour 200 hbs vhea =
Ico bushels; corn NtoO 10 The market for nour son
uuues steady. but not active The sales to day are
Gee barrels nj previous quotations Wheat Ia rather
quiet and the Only sale have to notca Is 200 bs
Gcnesee A. ~ W. The supplies 81 corr are larger
buyers rr,frrrinF 60 bold ~ foe lover prices The|
sales are 81 GOO bushels including mixed Western st
s5e ssc and round yellow at 6tc
Bosrsv Juiy 81, 1sts
In cotton there 70 nothing doing flour-s.lrs wsrs
made 81 Gcrosee tne. at So IS IS 37y; Miehiea n i
Owego and Onto ut IS rs: Baltimore and Fn
tf6 Is n 50 an Holders are nrm. aad there il sn|
sctve demand Corn S.lrs ~ 1900 bushels 10 vi
mixed at 6'c se2c OOo rush-s high "a xes at sac
10000 bushels white. at ole 62c 80 bushels vel.
low. Mt Cse Sslipetre Sales of $50 bags ut $40 81
months Molsssss-l0o hng.heads sr.,t soid al 2le
Spirits Of TurPeutipe-b4 barrels. st 3ie cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

The cincinnati Co,-nsrciai 81 the Eth inst says
"The fapd secine ~ the cholefa in this city has in.
fu.,d ne~ life into citizens 10 " nor Joyous
where ~ looked rloopy. We advise stiil great
care aud temperance and We trust no further alarm
vii return There have been great numb Der taken
away To- their long homes ara scrrow has been east
INTO many dseiing. But now, " the drrsi dis. ~
hayes hete will be great stagna,i1n o. N~ines
sytn after exp, reneipg 80 nary ppexips di6sultss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

ttIoFe JuuEe tvncn.
Jrty ~ -urvrson - m saader. Of This vas sr
scton TO recover $50, the amount Of SA 81 costs in
cured IN suit IN the Court Of Sessions The sefsoos
set up wss that the plaintiff vas not employed Al.
journed to the 10th instant
The cause OF ~ James 10. Draper. pendsas In Mo
Justices Court 81 the 9Th and 9th Districts h
ed 60 the fret Tresdsy in september
The abov. are the ony items phieA we're dRspe.ea AT
In the courts to ssy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-01

1NDErrNDENT ORDER or OoD.FeLLows -Ths
Grand Encompment of the State Of New York
commenced It's annual session in thus city on
s"D,e preliminary business. thew eroescJ~a ~
tie election Of officers for the ensuing year,
with the following ult:-Wlam n Lewis
vas chosen G.. r.. Napoleoo Il Molntiort,
G.. III. z. J. X. Wiltrie, 6. 5 w. Johi J. ~
vIes, c. S George X. Jackson, G.. II. 4. II. TINS
ley, g.. J. w. aud Joseph Il. Taylor, -. r., TO
Grand Lodge &c The United States