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ALEEeRD BR1BERYR Recorder tsenoS assisted b. Jadgs
Defbess examined yesterday sailor bs0aEng 70 the sehf
May Ellen. Who il was seated bed bees 0isred 5rbs %
testify against he accufed the abduction The g1un-
va. elected in the nye tgascn gong 10 show than 5ht
had been offered than the testimony Of the sailor tha
he halt seas over On Sunday evening, and
qBssfd him keep dark and he would make Something
duf AZ ths case
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VERY URaALB - Benjamin. b. Eaton and Ned
Hughes will be called to answef the contents Of an aia
Vt made Before Recorder Sen4sneau esseday by k9sanna
Ryan, charging them with snteug her house, No % Mo-
street. and thsaenng beat her This specimen Of
modern chvhlfg will find favor from the law. Shade OF
Lon QuiKOiie. appear and defend thy Duleinsal
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AooTpENT.4-A little boy named John Long was ron over
b. dray yeserdaY u8rning in Espanade and bad
his legs crushed nia hobls HaWas taken to The
residence Of bis parents
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THRHATENiAG TO XIII. ms WEFE.-Adophs Jaryy
was arrested yesterday BY The Thih Municipality police
CHARGED By his WIFE, ROsna Wiih abusing her and also
threatening take here Whether Adophe would reals
commit this henous cnms not, hts better han da no
disposed to aggue It rather too ticSSh mattel
debate about and she zoos special pains 70 prevent
her iege lord from exercising such unwaanied luftdicuon
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ORIGINAL AnusxweNr Mrs Rainey while visiting
Mn kslon on she zh inr 81 her hopse. No ~ sicfqry
street. concluded that 1a had Eal certain bot JED
TO longi drawing the eokr with her tongue me first
gave Che efeveng conleus and then Threw the empty
bottles at the head 81 Ms Fallon The latter lady consider
Cd this empty charge and bioagt the Oh II beOte
Recorder Seuzeneau for adjustment Whehsr be will con
slider the case mere pop or not we cannot SOW de e.
mine, Gadel, know. fond Of cousang The GAS
bat they should never have recourse 70 The bottle.
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LEATHER AND PRBNELLA Frank urarl concluded %
step Oh the direct path and to enable him TO uead the
tho5ny Toad OF took the sd nst four pair Of shQes
om The Of Mr. Charles Steward, et the eofne Of maF
yesterday By virtue Of warrant ud b hesofdsd seuze-
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THIRD MBRIcIPALITY CoUEClL.-A special meeting Of
this body held last evening pursuant 70 call from his
Honor the Mayor Up0n calling the roll found that
there but five members present whersupon they adj
Journed for half hour in order TO allow time for the tady
members arrve AT the expiration Of the halt hnHr the
roll agaa called when it was aseenaned that iheIs
six members PRESENT, including MI, WidsF recently
elected from the Third Ward 10 place Of Mr. Bebee re-
signed Quite a debate arose 10 whether Mr. Wilder
should be allowed not he having been
duly ihsnlled as an honorable member Of ihs 0unc on h.
eOnn Of there not being quorum, eXeindIug himself This
peTpexng state Of affairs put end 70 BY the lOItunate
ARRIVAL Of another member
The Message from Mayor then read stating that
Communication had been addressed 70 him BY Messr.
Hagkette Mcbride contractors for ghtRg the streets al
the Municipality with oil, campaigning Of moi resolving
tements and their Intention not % continue lighting unless
something done Tor thetr relief and enclosing
muuieation the subiect addre ed the Council and
which he would RESPECTFULLY call their attention. He also
called he attention to the cDndiuon of tho road
WI Wilder had been duly eleceOn u 2lsl iast audi
qualified - represent The Third Wand 10 place Of Nj u.
Bsbse, yssgned.
Tie Communication referred to By the Mayor from Hae
eeRs Il Mcbride. was then lead which they informed
the Councith they would light lhs Streets miles,
they received something nta ea the pnperQh
gaOhs which could not be male available but fui-
discount. After discussion i feetrsd 70 the
Finance COmmse 70 investigate The matter and report a.
Mn Solomon offered resolution nstinciuR the Surveyor
the bitches and canals which had been dug during
the overflow Rcross The Old Shell Road 10 Mnebng
res0luuon was offered By No Solomon. requiring prop
holders to place picke fences Aouhd their raeaui
lots and thar If be done within sky days amer thr
passage Ofsaid resolution. that the Municipality have
done at the expense Of tbs oWnsn Made the order OF the
day for the sitting
The Council then Adjourned.
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Close of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS



AJiLL from this date Ommence selling of his entire
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
IN order to make room for bis fail supplies Purchaser in
want Of Silks. ShaWls, Bafages Printed Mnsing irish
Linens, or any article in the Dry Goods line, viii consult
their interest BY examining the Stock before making
therpumhases. as tie Goods " III be sold BARaAIs.
EDi 7. BRADY will, on the list November, remove 10
Store No. % CHARITIES STREET, opposite where
be will open and splendid stock Of Fan and HRtT
DrV Goods. jy6 If
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store.
SEYMOUR K co..
f9 CAMP, Neri Door Q Corner Of GfraaOier stree

~ CAMP, NeEt Door % Corner Of GraUier street,
OFFER at the Iossest prices Of any Store in this city
~ their large assortment Of FRESH and DESIRABLE
GOODS.
orally far lower than the usually Guent and It's char
acieI for good articles will be sustained,
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
CODES An every v9nety e9mpHSng ssaSonebe ar,lslss Ct
COTTON. SILK, LIN EN- and NtlOLlsEN FABRICS.
Purchasers viii find the goods in this Store probably more
advantageous than they contemplated before examination
of them. my5 3Rw
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MoRNINe, July i, is4g.


TnE EnhEzzLKMENf C6sE.-rhomas J. Earhan sud
AleA4ndel herFul1ini, attended, By Their Counsel, kande
hga and Chfsfan Rqseiius. appeared before Recorder
Baldwin yeeteidnyj ond plead nCt Rny 10 the charge
preferred bg Col Hunt, u g. guarternaslef The e1an-
natoa was Nsf for ne 23 Of Augult TIE eceuaad
ihe lgfns IS c9. and the latter ~ 5000 10 Hpfeaf
Mr. thart 2 charged viii enlbeEzisment. apd jointly
With bsfg1mla with larceny. we gave lhe particulars q
this caae fealetay The harness hardware ETC. qnoaat
lng 20 over $500 3 til % la 1on Dl the authu1le
The receipt d ESQ given b. Esfhq!t % ieleumihis n lu
g alleged b The latter iol the HGscaads purchased,
NOUS COMMUNICATIONS received b Gel Hunf VI $ Quat
leI11aafaf and Wae ed 10 The recovery 81 Ire pinpety
The csrpantef i4 10 q j. stated made ilg bgEea alat
e9ntqined The eoo1s and paid By The eoeesnment
The haedHHung Of the i've notes proves thsn q have sl
written hy the same pesson
fNO-1.l
NEW oHin Ans July he 28 1875.
This % certify that YOUR outdoor clerk NJ BglBf has
0sr 70 fe Three thousand dollars worth Bl Haaeg
and Hardware for one Thousand DELAYS, ite were
House man who void deliver Tie Goodso me aud Be Said
mr. buef void, he has sold them 10 anohes man and hA
delivered them the m0Inisg 81 the 2th and 20 the
Goods deFelea - The tore on Old laavg stras No 3D. 70
need NO frooi when 70 Can End yonr owH Ggada and
BOXES. Bfng the Calpeater M iiuke and vii prove 70
the boxss He has Made all hsi Geods has let UHoa
rNos2
Cfrntt HHHer the Boxes that Ief the Store Is about
g number marked Diamond 81 The II le ueli0u sto e
No. ~ old eavy Street.. Bring Ar KacAet the Cafpentsl
and ne Can RlOye TO bszps The daeA take nuythn OCT 81
Common siIesl for fs Of the Old Csais Nor negthei
ed the ont q the Store ~ 6fayieI Slea gI far u m
Watch man
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sHIPs- sHIPs
FORETGN PORTS.

70 hE1 CIV " Is
For vsEa CE4z7-F4 & M snd w f..s1siing
-" great portion Of her eaIgo engagsd. VII have inn
M eSeeila7t m "a n7sn
ssIs sppg On bOard Los5 Fssy 9se ~ Ter 81 e
ss4 For Gsnoa.-Passaes arlv The a / fine. fart
q sailing ship ISAAC ALfsBRTl1J. apt Smith.
having al her cargo engaeed. viii have uiasdisis
Dispatch For pasaegs 1nig, having superior aeaounaAr
IVA va - = uDlF Z T. #. GALE So Common aiias
- For FIavre.-Ihe a I fast sailing chip RADIUS
lsoarso sngass.i viii meet with fis6aish For fIsishi
ions IS a SSi1 5'n b IT JAZZ Is coano@st
- For 1iEsEp9ei1 :, 1853 o.,g5.Tls daSS
- Of her cargo engaged, vii have ilredi9fa div
g49ss ai.k q passsse appH 9n Haaii y. sseoaa
A Fer sisal aRa t q7nigssohsg-As iags sssiA
nneaale dispatch. For feiaht b passage, apply %
board, opposite post z, Second y aiqiDelIsY. e.
ia DEWE CO. g GEasisI St.
COAsTW1sE PORTS.
"a For N levy ori q lalI o. WE'D N ESD Y Au-
az PsoEst SIX Tf56if9 = 81. a5s Ssos
master having 81 heE cEgo engassa and eoag oa h9adi
will sail as above For passags daig hayieg pgsu pla
M MINI f6,sd NJ 5s5iiSSifSlifT a. "a
ui iy8 S'- ,'i0 'lu't s San ToBY& NEPHEw
For Esw XoTk, -Ths AZ yeg lll,.ssilias ,.lip
Z receive freight, and will have immediate dispatch.
W28 5NO. w. ANDREWS y CO.. 81 Common ~
- For NevyY ork-kl4 81 q L.fJtl.-Ih ss5g ~
a sailing and A 4 Regular Packet Ship TEN 81 l13s
- SEE. Albert Cook, master q now loadlnes and
viii meet With quck dispatch. Fpr freight pa
superior eeommo iators. apply % he Captain board.
'j jyI7 - '7' SAMUEL. TOBY B NEPHEW.
"a. For session Boston ant Ares8 OEleeas RsFaiar
\ &%kh i.fhe-The ine ship UI4lCOkMy t'alt 6eolge
lA Pollard will have dhpaseh. For &c SIGHT Or pas
sage having ne Recommendations apply % ts Captain o.
board, POSI- 10, Second Mlaeipglly. or 70
iyl0 DEWEY y co, 50 GiaVisl =.
15- 'Agentsin Boston: MsssIa. Henry. Liaooln 8 %.
a. For Boston.-B0 BOSTON and lteq Or3eans Rsgaiaf
GtA Line-The hne ami very fhll sailing a haG&
-a ORION, Capt. John uftis, Wli have imned Hts
Dispatch This vessel has superior accommodations for cabin
and seeIaRe paseu gems and ue FuO suitable Tor
family. For freight passage. apply the Captain.
IVA DEWEY & CO.. 81 GIaviss e.
~ a gents in Boston. Henry Lincoln y Co
Ia For BossonIhe fine fast sailing regular pocket
&tNA ship PLATO Heansa, mastsr. having aIgo lRzt
eaao OF her cargo eagaged VIII have dispatch. Fer
be anos Of freight or pnssaee, apply on board orto
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To Planters, Bnldors& House Owners.

q NJ y " Y n IT CT. E.
PATENT 1NCLIN ED-PhANE GATE-HINGE.
rEsHE above Article the best HING now in use for self
shutting Cafes be at No. 4S GhaItTes street.
They without exception the useful article in
fl keeping Gates before Farmen' dwellings and
tPge shut wi hout trouble. Call at w. A BEECHER'S.
No. As CHARrREs street.
ALSO ON HAND.
A fine lot Of FISHING TACKLE, GUNS, PISTOLS,
HARDWARE, and Building Materials iga6 If
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ASSAULT BY A SLAVE Felix. owned By M SsgTada.
was arrested yesterday By the First Municipality police,
charged by MF Thomas ksTens with striking him with 8
biick. He was sent before Judge CanOnge toftdal
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a2 Iehonpoulas street
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use Il keeping Gates before Famen dwellings and cot.
tRges shut without trouble. Call at W. A BEECtlER'S,
No 48 CHARTREs street
As0s Of FIsiiSN5g;9 9 S,K AsR. 'rrNs PISTOLS
HARDWARE and Building Materials. iy26 If
FOR sALE-on Account Of Departure
TNHE well known and Ode established WOOD YARD,
as Morgaa 81 situated in the Rgoets near re Mouth ga
ss o. Nei ea'l lAlVes soS 9Pp9'e aa E6, e
aAN ewOreanss BY taking passage any Of the No
teung Places The liock Of Wood on hand. aswe he
H@USEhOLD FURNITURE on the premises, consisting
Maasses Kit hen Furniture etc ETC., will slo be sold
Also FARM Of 80 qces q FIRST Quality Land on rabbit
drained diiehed and fenced now under
corn and sweet pota oss with about 200 head Of Hogs
Ih 1 Fam and Hogs will be sold separate 4 desired
the Poeery be not sold al pryRe sale belo.e The lst Of
public auction at o'clock p NJ to the highet bidder.
iae paFtonars aPRly Z, Ps te Prg9sss OF to No
81. Twelve bundled dollars a year clear prqt can ne
s,y made on the sales OF the Wood alone Tsfa viii
De salts aetorily proved any one Interested iy25td
TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY, ARoHITEoTs
AND BUILDERS. NO TTCE.'
J DiEEh,AM N ARE. late Foreman Of the Compmy
4he Hines) 9 Paris has lust opened mannfadory Of an
sHEET IRON w ssab " H al tI9PPsR TIN and
Utensils the whole done according 10 lhe gest mnove-
ROOFING, which he saaaies S1 ,ys5qy ysS1
Heced win lie PumBnS u SSss 29s N systy pg con,
kelsi Of al kinds, Agply on the premises 81 FranklD
above mentioned works can be seen 9'1''ss VI 'us
Refers to Mesrs. slafk, Day staufsr Edward Goud.
"MossBIMAN zINo,n FOR ROOFING,
The sn6sebsgs a ssns t95 The ssle Of the yeie Mon.
tentOn of Budsr and others this article as (yVhen used
Of proper thickness and quality durable and economical
thirty without repair, and apparently as GOOD
as when irst put On i Is aIy oaenaied for the
lars giving all the requisite Information the subject can
Be had and models P 4s mode Of using i fsR spDca,
iyl9 awdlmW corner Canal and Magazine sts.
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PICNIC EXCURSION AND REGATTA AT
MAMDEUTIT.n

~ CAPrAlN WARREN Al GRTCE, ofsthe ID
SektA Steamer Olivia. offers SILVER cur. KAY
10 be awarded 70 the fastest Sail boat. in
to off at Mandeville, WEUN ESDAY, tho Ist
day OF August next At hafpast n o'clock, Free Cor
all Sailb oats not exceeding 81 feet keel ~ =
The OLIVIA will -ave the Railroad on -
that day upon The arrvaof the o'clock Al
H. Landing her n msDdeve BIZ III O'clock
a. A., and TeiufHing by half past o'clock
The Restaurants at Vaudeville will be amply provided
for XsiteH
RTt Tickets for the Excursion and back, 81 so.
jy16 DASkiN ~ HARPER. 81 GraYer Vi.
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saddle. Harness aud Trunk MamufaetorY.

FQHN MlLAAR. No. lSl 81, CHdRLES Street.
d Corner of GiFOd stIeetl, respectfully informs fA
the citizens OF New Orleans and Planters Of Lon 81
isiana, that he is prepared 70 manutaetue and @2S
furnish all articles in the above line, and has con-
(rS & M stantly on hand good ASSORTMENT Of s ADJ
fesl Zig rs. BRiDt .ES, MARflRGA LES.
.utFsEk e, 4VWHlPS, SPpR and HARNESS Of
HOLSTERS, PACK.S Adde'S. VAlstSES and H lBs
n .Ess-al which | will sell low those who impot
them, and waTsnt them TO be gOOtwhie they all
OF the CRESCENT CITY mBnuiactuIe.
az Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
Eg- REPAIRING attended to with nealness and
dispateh iyl3 SIN
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or CALIFORNIA HUNTERsl ~

TIE N I'IUW!!
TVNHE undersigned has on hand DOubebarfsl GUNS,
Il RIFLES, United States RIFLES PISTOLS,
GOLD PICKS and number of articles for parties emf.
grating to CALIFORNIA.
A lsB -.
POWDER, SHOT, Bar Dead, Camp Stools, Cooking
Apparatus Of al kinds For sale at As Chnres street. and
a. low Is at any house in the city.
e15f- ALL KINDS Of FINE FISH STsti 80
iyls d0d wM. A. BEECHER. 80 chaEues s..
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IsToL SHOOTING.

rs Oh q 100 IIWU @
~ The H. n W a. SILVER CnP free an viii he shot 70.
lgne shot MONDAY The $50, and syeJ following Bonday,a the
Gallery q NE Hotel r.. u. n.
PasschfistiaN July u, 1872 Iyls amis
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fW1 Steamer UALIE OhMIA-For Bay 81.
E5urf5iN Louis, Pass Cafistian. -hississippi CSfB
. H41salsa1asa7 and BitOIf-Kfa the POHFCHAR TR AIN
RAILROAD-Lhe new and splendid low pressure packef
steamboat CALIFORNIA, O. l. Reynoids, master, CbuiIt
expressly for the aketrade with superior accom-
will commence her trips al above. on THURSDAY The
9th sad will regularly thTga1h the season, follows
sft1 Lsane Nep 0rtsQRs ktstdrgiHg, 4eaues Bil0Ii
Every Monday ats A. Ia. Every Monday at....4 P.
Do Iuesdag.ss ~ A. n. Do Wednesday - p. u
Do IhnEsdag..,91f n. Do. Friday .....,.4 p. n
Do. SainIiny...5 Pm. Do. Sunday -. a p. n
For freight passage apply to the Captain board to
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Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT 3 sEYMOUR.

Bstiosea s.. Joseph sirtetG 8 .laEg Market
THEY take much pleasure Inform their friends and the
public renarally that thsy have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY, "a Teh0upitoulas snsei, situated 80
convenient TO ST. Mary Market and which is fitted up in
the bes manner-wheFs every article 10 the Grocery line
sia always be found, and at the lowest prices.
Orders iom their friends the county, or IN the city,
shall be carefully executed
Beside being prepared 10 furnish article Of Groceries,
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POT ATOES,
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS. and PORK. in
small packages or in barrels. jylOStaW If
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Rsf Eor Loaia and an InfeTmedIafs
4s9lldf RRg.-l be fine passenger sieant5rf
4 IOWA, ., b, hioishouse rls.te5 ri s,es.
receiving seht and will leave As above On rIJEg15Y
Hls instant. a. o clock n NJ For frripbf ~
ply on b0aId loot Ol Lalagelie alrsei 81 b =
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m.| n JuacnlIa lF'acE9T QUILTED EIac
L@s kt0er, Trinity, HarrfsoaBeTR Co1ambia
sdoHrns OHaehita Ctr. -9tqbama EandiHa
llfdMtnstga, ttaagdgHotte, and Cdfaden.-- Ths new
llghtdlaaght and sWtrunHing steamer JULIA. Captai
John " Rhodes will leave oI the above and informed
ate ports WEDNESDAY, Auzust II al p NJ IA
freight or passage, apply on board, or 10
jy50 u. b. SMITH. 96Magazins street.
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Died.


At 8 O'Clock Friday morning, March 50 MARIE Jo'
sHPH ARNouLp, In her 18th yesr-nstve OF France.
Her friends and relations respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this Saturday Afternoon, 3ist
March at 8 O'Clock, from No 284 Water street.
On Friday morning, March 30, EMILY NJ. DARRrN,
daughter IF Henry A. and Margaret Darrin, sged
year, and 10 days.
The d. relatives of the family are requested
to attend tire funeral on Sunday morning. ct 10
o'clock, without further invitation, from No. 3i5
Spring street.
March 20, AUGUSTINE, SON Of james and Anna
Kssps. aged months and as days.
The friends of the family and those Of his uncles Pa
trick A. Kespe and David P Campion. are requested
to attend his funeral this Saturday afternoon ut
O'Clock, from his late residence, l89 Fifth street.
On March 70. MARY Hart, after q short illness, In
the Gath year Of her sge-nstive Of ireland county Of
Kildare
The friends Of the family respe ctfully invited
to attend her funeral, from the house Of her son,
Edward Hart, No IA james street, Of Oak ths
Saturday morning. at 10 O'Clock without further In
vitstion
On the 28th inst, HENRIErrE TALLMADoE; aud on
the both, CAROLINE MoNTGoMERy-twin daughters Of
Cstharine and George w. Lent, aged IA menths
The funeral will take place this afternoon, at
O'clock from No. ITO Blocker street.
On Thursday, Goth Inst, HANNAH s., widow Of Syl-
vsnus Hoyt, aged 49,
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral. on Sunday at
O'Clock from her late residence No. 10 Lewis street,
without further Invitation.
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We have before the RIO Mere tnie journal of the
gath January cont aiming the of the
trsd~ OF ibst city during the year 1s48 The Imports
Of the year have besn extensive scsl.the mar
ket superb supplied, and the stocks snor.
At the clone Of the Tho arrivals Of vessels
from foreign countries we're 915. with aggregate
tonnage OF 216 $50 tons. OF this number 233 we're
American vesses, and l73 were British vessels The
arrivals from Baltimore compr'e 81 American vessels
and German; from New York IS American VESSELS;
from Philadelphia IL American vessels rEe quantity
OF hour imported 244si2 bbs or this quantity
81 307 bbs. from Baltmore IS 324 bbls Cal
lego and So 264 bbs Hs kali.
The departures from the port 1054 vessels with
an aggregate tonnage Of 825 O33 tons The qrantity
OF coee exported during the year was 7I0507 bags
OF 42 bags shipped to the United Sstss
arc ire rest to various ports In Europe The chip
n.n to the ports Of the United State, as foVo~:
70 Bsltimo1e, 2l3 462 bags to Bostsn, 44035 bass
20 .nei,eston 24.629 bsgs to Mobile. $50 bags; TO
we. ofHane 2es4lS bags; to New York 1873 68l bsss;
ara 10 rn,sd.phis, 40 $40 bags The average Of the
,ne last I'VE years to the several ports Of the
Snnso states shows An1rerease 10 Baltimore of g..
sso 70 New Orleans Of 55 $40 bags: to Philadel-
Ina OF 1852 bags; and desreass TO BOSTON OF e169
49,; 70 Mobile Of 2lo4 bsgs; and to New York Of
It moro than one half Of the total az oort.t,s,s
Of eonss was shipped by the folio ~ips named nIns
housee Maxwell. Wright & Co 2a7 727 bsss, Cola,
nan. Hutton Co, 16234s; + LIE Breton Co
180 l23; Phippe Brothers Co 1873 64a; James Birot
Dad 1908 Rostron, Dutton Co., os76t; Miller La
Coco Co, 30 sos; Schroeder Co, so aa6; stock
meyer, Sspsrfas Co.. b024l-total, e57 sb9--BaUl.
move .8ms,iesn, MSyeh 90
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-
ASluding some parcels New ORLEANS hssted which we're
ssla ON terms stated below Pork was DALI aud sales
limited. The market closed In favor OF purchasers,
who we're offering lever rates which sellers seemed
Wiling to oonceds Beef wss steady while lard re-
. fair business doing especially in sugars and mo-
Asses Cotton continued active and sales were pretty
freely made Tor export AZ steady prices.
nk'-Smsn saies OF pots were made at 30 o2h
BaEADsruYys : Flsur-Ths aggregate sales reached
about 600 5000 barrels including 1000 good Michi
gan At sb rs; 500 do New Orleans $5 200 800 Brook
1yn were reported at the same price, 500 Western
reported 1t figure lower; sales 800 400 Maryland
and Virginia common brands reported at about
tia quotations. of yesterday. WAeat-Sses OF 500
Orleans were sold at l06c Corn Sales OF 270o bush
els Southern mixed wore made at SIC; 10000 do New
reported at the same price Sales of small lots,
In all about 100 barrels, were made at 81 b6% Rye
lots, ct Soc Rye Flour Owing to the increased sup
ssi.s Of about 1880 barrels made in lots ct 50
o2< 50 8Sx, and 50 75 Bariey-S Of 1000 busnels
we're made (common) at Csc. OstsThe sales embraced
A 6oee bu,hes River and Canal 1t "a . Soc. There
were NO Jersey on the market.
Corror.Ths sales TO- day amount to $500 bales ct
steady prices. Exporters continue tho chief pur-
ehss .nbr.c. 900 bo,.. sunch ,.,
Snc o. ~ 40 ior eood, and $l 90 Tor prime quality;
ESQ bushels Southern pea nuts at 81 oel 30 bales al
Baracoa cocosnats, and 1looO do oranges, on terms
not made public:
FssLIhers was nothing Of moment done to-day
though prices generally were steady There are about
1000 quintals ood afoat upsold.
FIRE CRACKERS -There has been movement In the
market, and ales of 600 boxes 40 pscks 500 do $50
Psoks( and 200 do QOo packs), were made at private
bargain.
FRHGHrs.-Cotton was offered at 7.32d heavy
goods we're worth about 2Os, TO 22s 3D. asked; from
17O0 to 1000 barrels rosin engaged on private
terms. To Havre, %c. was tho current rate for
cotton
HIpEs.-We notice sales Of $4,000 Buenos Ayres ct
loo discount OIL $500 do to go to Canada at lO1o less
cent for cash. and l5G0 green sailed oow Al lbs
ae b%c less ~ per cent.
HoNEr.- There Is steady demand Tor THIS article,
With Gales Of 81 barrels Cuba strsined at 3so Snort
price and 20 terces do on terms NOT msde puonc
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Or the 27th inst, BY the Rev William e. Eigen-
Loet Mr. SAnrEL Horri,o, Of Middletsvp, M, 20
1ass MAReARsT w. KLoTs, Of this city