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NOTICE
DY VIRTUE of writ Of teri tacias issued by Thomas
Id c. Donn of the Justices Of the Peace In and for
the county of Washington, District Of Columbia at the
taken in execution all the right title and interest of the
said Timothy Buckley, in and to one Carryal
And hereby give notice. that the Goth day of july
1851 at 10 o'clock m in front of the Centre Market
house, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia
will offer for sale the said goods and chate seized and
taken in execution to the highest bidder, for cash
II. r. MARYMAN, Constable
WASHINGTON July 18, 1851. Istft Tjy 19-3teo*
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jy T-eotf Richmond, /" Saracens Head" hotel, N. Y
REV. BILLY HIBBARD'S PILLS,
widely celebrated for Bilious affections DR.. Benjamin
- Rush's Pills, Wrghts Indian vegetable Pills. and
Hurd's Pills, for sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
ap SEQ 7th st., opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
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Attention. Chewers and smo'

n0WNER'S popular Cigar and Tobacco stand Is well
IL supplied with the best Havanas and Principles.
Also splendid lot Of Chewing Tobacco TO which he ex-
tends cordial invitation to his friends and to gentlemen
Of taste generally. Jun 25-
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SUPERIOR DAGUERREoTYPEs-1st Premium

GUSHING Tackle just received.-Rods-
IL Patent Slides, Cane, Hazel, &c. Lines-Furnishe
Lines, Grass Lines &C. Hooks-Limerick, Kirby, FroI
Flies, &c. A. GRAY, Bookseller,
June l7-eotf It'll street, opposite Odd-Fellows Hal
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A FEW copies of "DYER'S ANTHEM BOOK" q
Aout Of print,) just received, and for sale by
A. GRAY,
June 2-f 7th street, opposite Odd-Fellows' Hal
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On June % Of inflammation of the lungs, Mrs Agnes,
wife of James Brown native of Paisley Scotland aged
IS years s months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon 9th
inst from her late residence No lot West Broadway
without further invitation Her remains will be taken
TO Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
At Fort Lee on Monday, June % RACHEL butcher,
wife Of Isaac butcher in the 6sth year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
pectfuy invited to attend the funeral wednesday,
st O'Clock, P NJ, from the house Of George Haws at
Fort Lee The steamer Frank leaves Spring street at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ; Fort Lee at half past 4, r. NJ.
On June %, LUCIA. infant daughter of John Ii. and
Caroline Sapguinet, aged year and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral to-day at O'Clock p. NJ, from lit
Elm street
On June %, ELIZABETH B., daughter Of William and
Adene Marllirg aged Is months.
The funeral service will take place at the residence Of
her grandfather, George Smith, IL McDouga street,
Tuesday, June ~, at IL o'clock. Her remains will be
taken TO Tarrytown for interment The friends and
quaint snces respectfully invited to attend.
AT Jericho l.. l., yesterday morning, EDMusp KRBr,
Of this city.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his f-
neral, this day, at IL o'clock, at Jericho.
On June %, ELLEN, the youngest daughter Of RAN
doph and Elizabeth Lang.
The friends and relatives invited TO attend the f-
neral from No y avenue c. this Tuesday, afternoon at
O'Clock.
In Marion. Ala on June IL Margaret H. wife Of J
s Lockhart, and daughter of James PRkerton Esq, Of
New York.
Milwaukee papers please copy
On June I, on board the brig Globe en- her passage
from San Juan, Nicaragua, TO New York, Mrs. MARI
ScrLLY. Of England leaving and daughter board
California and birmingham papers please copy.
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NV OnLkANn. June Il. 1901.
The Americas letters received and considered
and although rather encouraging the snes OF cotton to-
day only reached 300 baes, steady prices 800 hhds
Of tobacco sold mt late rates. Sugar u unc hanged
Coffee sell at &c. a9Le Flour Is ia limited demand;
5000 bushels oats changed hands at 81 &c. Sales
made Of SO bbs unexpected pork at Sl4 95 while
bbs sold at less Bacon Is rather rmer Prime
keg lard is at loAc, Whiskey at lsc. 1Stic.
Nav ORLsASs. June ~ 1851.
Market dull Cotton in limited demand, and hrmer,
since the receipt Of the by the Arctic Ohio -four
meets with only email sales. Corn IL unchanged; 5000
mixed 45c inferior 3oc.; pime 'oat 35c to $780,
pork duh at lac to 4hc; bacon two hundred Missouri
ribbed sides TIC Cincinnati sides $40 10 skc prime
keg lard, l0Lc to l0Ae.i groce.ies uhchapged Wits
lSy, iSc.; sterling exchange Toe a lohc
BALTIMORE June %, 1851
Sales were made of 800 bbls. Howard street -four at
s4Oo White corn is at COO Gle, aud yellow at 500
BUFFALO, June % 1851.
The receipts Of the past hours have bsen-
-four 10 900 barrels wheat 81 900 bushels 100000
bushels The market for -four is duh and unsettled
Holders, in consequence Of steamers asking
higher p,icea but buyers will concede to the demand
Sales 900 barrels at SO rs SIS 81 for Michigan Wheat
Is in fair milling demand for prince 5000 bushels Ohio
sold at 73c Corn is in good request at better prices
steady at 35e Flour freghts TO Albany 46c.;
and corn l0c.
ALBANY, June % 1851.
The receipts ensa Saturday have been-Elour 900 bar
rels wheat 900 bushels, 900 bushels Flour is
in good steady demand Sales $500 barrels, at 81 IL
81 IS for pure Genesee and SO rs So 81 for Michigan
Prime wheat is in request for milling purposes 5000
good demand Sales, $4,000 bushels at 81 &c. for Wes
tern mixed and 56la for round yellow.
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to be made for deficiency sh to exist due
certainment between the quality OF the article shipped
described in the invoice entry and the quantity
actually imported and landed it becomes necessary in
order to uniformity of practice ia such to
prescribe the following regulations for the OF
the respective collectors Of the customs. viz -
Where the quantity Of any imported article Is ascer
tained by weighing gsuging measuring as the case
may be and the result either process after making
the allowance for tare, draft leakage. and breaksge
prescribed in the aud fifty ninth sections OF
the collection act Of I'd Maros 1899 may exhibit deb
cheney in the net quantity compared with the ike
quantity described in the invoice entry such de-
cheney ia to be allowed by proper abatement OF the
duties on the entire invoice valued appraised in
Guiding the dutabe charges.
The foregoing principle to govern in determining the
excess Of duties importation Of sugar and mosses.
directed to refunded by the circular instructions OF
the Department, dated the Stn JGly and 10th August
1850 THOMAS CQkWIS
Secretary of the Treasury
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States Coast Survey steamer Corwin fitting out at
WASHINGTON street wharf, fell overheard about two
O'Clock yesterday morning. and was drowned Ills body
was found to-day.
A fugitive slave who had been remauded into the Gus
tcdy If his owner by the a. $. Commissioner for the
Western district of this State passed through the city to-
day, and went South by the Baltimore boat. this after
noon in the custody of the officers fesd OF the fug
tive had obtained writ of habas corpus to bring him be-
fore the authorities here but he missed the opportunity
and the Tom Powell of like arros shutting OF all
hope Of escape -
The Tompkns Blues escorted by the Washington Blues
ard the National Grays, visited Independence Hail. the
Grard College Paramount, the Mint, aud other places,
this morning They start for home at le o'clock tomor-
row morning
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NEw oRLrAss-steamship Winfield scott-Edwd Ozdea,
Judge Sldci Mr. Sager lady children and Mr
BrsIdsr and LADY lady and servant Mr. BsrneY
chile Mrs Sweet Mrs Appieton Miss stetson Mas Fonda
Mrs Leyctt Mrs Chandson child and servant Bradford
,sdy children and servant, Stanton and lady. Sanl
Hstzsossn tansar Mr. Fielder and friend Mr.: spesas.
Mr. Hill Jr Mrs Bsrtholomew aud servant Miss Beck.
Miss Beck DR. Vernon Mrs Jacobie, children NAd
want Mr. Case jude Rost Mr. Barney lady. child
want ebiae II q Schmidt. Mrs Moore. Mr. Phrem, Mr.
Ccmer, Mrs Hess aud children, Mrs Goldsmith. Mrs ia
s.b, Mason and lady ON Michaes aud lady Mr. G.th
Metsrs Duncan and son, Wright, Porter, smith,
Hine Glanett Simeon Smith, Aing Miilarc. Pack
word. Davis, DIR Lambert Rodewad lady servaat
sohts.mery and friene Aksrran. LADY daughter and
seryants reck ndlady Morse, isdy 2children aud
serysht Mrs Henry Mrs Bridge and boy yerdia lady
Veil pyight GILBERT Barrow, schneasr. Baldwin, Pane.
Leland Ninn Wallace Roegert. DeG0ncs. Durand. Weir.
kelhan Ray MCGOWAN. Cochran, Henry Guion Pollard.
ld, williams Carter, Nesy. Langthwsri vbbard Bod
we'll Breshugh, Barbsr. Lsmbcrson, Mrs Hammett anA
daughter.
GsLvrsroa-ship james W Fannin-srs Robinson, Mrs.
Weed and children. Mise Srutuek. Pettibone, Masters
az Co.Ier
cAKrrNas-Bark PhUnix-Mr Hooper,
Toyntgd, Mr. Town.tnd, Mrs L Smith. Wise, II Burr
and ? clildrcn-S In the storage.
81 JonSs, PR-Brg u Wass-ars Quigley, Mrs. crons.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BAlTuioRf, June %, 1851.
T,n- Ont at the Custom House-Renoral Of the Post
Office Commerce San Francisco Losses-Mu iiny-Cor-
rieion Of the Mmd9ers If The Cosdsn Family, &c.
The grand turnout at the Custom House is officially
announced this morning. Five democrats have been
given leave Of absence and their offices abolished Three
others have been removed and wings put in their places
This movement it Is presumed, is the result of wing
petition recently the Secretary Of the Treasury
asking for the removs Of the Collector because he kept
democrats in office.
II seems TO be settled point that the City Post ONCE
i to be removed from its present central locality
means endeavorng resucitate the business foraken
exchange which has recently besn taken up specu
aton by half do5eu merchants 1t has been customary
give the people choice in the selection
ola location; but this has been fixed secretly and
quietly that not one in hundred of our citizens had
heard the project those who had heard Of deemed
it too preposerous for consideration The idea Of carry
ing ladies' up fourteen stone steps running from the
street to the rotunda of the exchange to reach the de-
livery window surely novel idea in city large
Baltimore.
The number in the port of Baltimore sa-
turdsy last exclusive Of bay craft IA ships bars
"a briggs and 50 schooners makiog in all S. Of whchnum
Der there from Bremen 3; West Indies, 8; Vslpa
raiso 2; and eac from Liverpool San Francisco
Rio de Janero, Lagusyra, Matanzas San Blas and Mas
do not hear of any great losses in this city by the
San Francisco fire The shipping from this port has been
mainly in articles unreasonable and of not much value
man sending sufficient to effect his pecuniary
standing ii all should be lost.
Three sailors named Alexander G rant, John Jenkins,
and John NJ 'Cary indicted for combining TO mutny
board the ship Alexander on her passage down the bay
were convicted in the T. s District Court Saturday
last
Nicholas Murphy. the third OF the prisoners under
arrest for the murder of the Cosden family in Kent
county Maryland convicted at Elkton, Saturday
Although the testimony i most positive the prisoners
all deny their guilt and load in their protestaton
of innocence. They have been convicted the confes
sion Of of the party whose testimony corrobor
ated by that OF woman TO whom he confessed the
pfrA aryrvf hat a
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sus sxrs. .......... - NIGH WATER. eve "A
Cleared.
nsS fifth sSsu ssT5 g. E Wilt s
f1ssnk ont s, caIdns 2sssss Milne xssun'ooO
nBaIisHfs%ta; lBrj rs.nois. Halifax. D MEvss, Co.
SNOW DO Nssmth sons; Carolina, Sherwood charossoa
BIis;-Tsis tEIh Robins. CORY. p Ki.shar Clara
ess css ss Dc vFt ss.. rss ri 1s
9g,tse Punch Meinsks Rio Grande, Wilson. St John,
schrs-WindscI tBrj Frnnc. HALIFAX. MEyers; Indus
Br Day do HuP psT, Grimm seD EgoSa Charles. y
cA sH h G:srn S Cont s y awe Wss 1s' e
Ell S. haisssP New Bind rPP.1:Ss Nun
ss.ssnerrvE.ie E S: rss MI, ,yo,,.
Providence.
Steamship Winfield Scott couillard New Orleans June
ss % ID md I e Essi D p .sS e.. g
snip Richard Aisop snG, Liverpool. May e. With mise
slig Morse, srl WILLIAMS. Liverpool a days. with nd'o
slip star Republic JAMESON. GaiSssson. June with
siip James W Tsupn Norris. Galveston. Nay 3d. With
cotton. AZ. 20 J Brewer a 20;
sSi ssas to Silly s. sa H. Sa
'A h9g .. sro4 G9 n 'sT o LysrP9S pR
viii .Ssar ss 70 SSisI ssaGs kisis : : -"
nsss1 Ihss%g:sq LYME i; lss . u Iea 4 % F...si
rSd urder s"uHs ses tsSta Tbs PA. sas ,ron
Ne Winds Of Hsteraa days. the time
BARK Pseiae (ef 6herssal Sawyer Galveston $ days
Brs " Budduexe (Breml. Cioaius Bremen is days IN
ballast and lis raserger . FoPp c. bound 70 Charles
hrs Ths@' n,l L,vcS nrs~on, a days IN salAs, and
Ers oi9se Lgsyt! san Juan. ca, Nay az with hides,
Nj ra 81 May =: as "a. 3S, Il. rss
June 70 Ia p IS log . p spokg gSg australia from New
fgsty " ionss distant, ,poss sslr wa Hart. Phi.
sy say.. IN as og nf fIs h'a
Brr Was. CfaLtTss, s. jones. PR 4 dsys. WITH
g siYsdsy Pis. dgTaF ne fr % tS IA q ss f%s.
rart Of her aise heel snd sprasng leak rot 81 BY
Ts t aanss = TsS ss' - 70 We S
order , y ps ease III ,f.. ia, ,o,o,
LrsMss.n, wsiAias savannah. d,y' With cotton, =
scir u Hale cnsst ;, Domingo. = days vi,A soass.
sesr Rsiessa core. rtise. Jaas, Eiy'r 2dsy>
sebr Ithtty. Wood Jamrs river. says
81 raft6ra, Cos. yrsifit. - sys.
SER Harriet Chandler behasn, hnsstou 1ouHd e BAa
s,lr Cei.,t n5svs,s. Eiqs.'n togad : rrovilsass.
hart b5 Ss5. Ha tS' ron ron cas5i;nu.
re trg ported aor, ~ Voner sAaaI II yt,srlays
rysbirs Edition, vss ths 4 u wass-sss 40 arrival.
JvSr s'-wind during lie Gsy 81, saiii,aA
TeiegrsPhie Marine Reports.
kr,s3- Behleis, Nsvro,, {. sshru Sss Globe 5oIsasn
nsisv-ssE Ciisora Ton cr.nt.dt.
usm. tsytrns; s,iah. Flrslspha triy Kssiu,h. Jsrs
nisi o.sousn, sssahEsh LW MaaNsl = ef,e,own. ~;
Arrv,d-shp susan Fitzgerald. Psfu brs Peuilosy Ro
Jaturo. - m
supposed = l. A. anchor e Du.el I,,aas ii.1..r
Arirsd-sehr wm Thouas Pillaisfsia.
Ssilsa,-ssihr h9r,ssi tnii,,a.,ii Va
81 ratsh i,lstd ~ ~, .ear MOE, Brsvn. nuu fran
Ia \, Fess.,vene. N ho5d y nds and thiek wsstHer
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100 Haynes, Tor NYork. June L brss Nancy Pratt, for
"a Croestadt for do 18th. Passed Point JaddS
April ~ barkr Vile, boston; Isaac for
York 3D. brig Tsscsny for 4th bark for Bal
timore: all from Suenos Ayres At Buceo barks To-
tof. for SALEM Gays Frances Partridge for Baltimore,
lfs Saw 2st l.. 70 3 lon 49, AN bark steering s.
sailed-Schr Atlantic, NYork.
WARREN June q.
Candy, philadelphia - -
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On Friday, June Is. by the Rev. W. Quinn, LOUIS d.
GEKARpIS to Miss Louisa MEsTAYER youngest daughter
Of the late Ben amin Mestaye r.
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SiI1PPInG.

MISUNDERSTANDING ARCTIC. IRON LIVERPOOL,
~ IL dcttrrng urdsr general order the foot Canal
street Congnees will eise attend to the reeep. Of ther
goods Immediately.
ENCR ssNANNAH-r.s s. MAIL STE iNsHIP ALABAMA.
10 tons, Capt =. y. Ludlow, Saturday 2ssh June
o'clock Y NJ iron fisr North ri.er Tor FREIGHT o.
ghe Florida, l,1O tens Capt Lyon, saturday. 9Th
Jelly.
NoTlCE.-ANT PERSON HAVING 4 DEMAND OR
~ claim sgsiuHt the pilot boat MIST Of New York. will
plcase present the for payment TIE undsrnca
or before THURSDAY. tic Goth met
rLrCTus COMFORT, sn3 Water street.
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MEDICAL.

sehoglsys Mountain, June ~. l-5iHLiiam J. Tsyler.
NJ. D.. william hsnn, " D. Physicians. The above nst-
tuton viii DC ready for the reception INVALID carly
Iaft of July
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nARITImE INTELLI ENCE
Cleared.

SUN nsss. ........... 81 MOON RHxs.. morn 81
SUI SKIS. 81 NIGH "A
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y claim ,5sirs. the rio, t5s, Visit Of New York viii
er tefors IhursSsy. tle sSth int !" ~
Tircrts coMroRT 80 Water street
EORRBsT Grove HYpRoPATuc INSTITUTE,
a Sseslsys ,'snt.in 9ae ~ ls5l-Hi,i,am y Isylsr.
ta,oa vii be reasy for the reception Of insad the oay
Inn. /. yoRTApoRF WOULD SAY TO Tnoss VINO
Tsss care y ty Lssi'h have dsSstsd nsay yssri q nv
ssS lS las sass, ~ 5 ssS'sass :, s
wsy So % ts.s = lar ZEN q sA; = y e n.ss u
us,s krs,es vh5 uats,hisrly sj ysu. rs, icy only
Ia peccasry icr tt.tc ~ a. forms ftrsons ~hc.s
i. EogrSsoaE, v. u. ~ william street.
nR. wARRES. 10 MOTT STREET.. IS CONSULTED
81 .r,,s 5, s9sh b sshss ss
9th lelS Jsss ere ico, never tails ora cure Price
sae j. sas5s IN Roosevelt srsd ~ ~ III cured
I'm. COOPER, u DUANE THIEF las FOX THs
~ ,a; Hrseea y.rs soah9ss -. practice = the ,r.ss,
pors. - ses 81 these Sscsssa ~ r esss removed il
rs sys ssss en- e ~ syc s II no var ecu
DP, JOHNSON, NO. - pU AvE STREET. SO WILL
~ known IN TIE ffrt' 81 ds diseafes. The Doe
tore rfgt'on T sa u y sse hs .vf 4 easi that have
hrou on BY aseeFst hsi ,deetut cured Recent eases
DE-. coSyxRs, IEiy AFR MEDICAL OFFICE. $
tain diseases end seminal w;afaess a. DR. q Ss.tsd Coz
- @ Si E5fsrs Ties; RE yo%: q
deese Nho Nould ~ cid quack and their vile nsstruHe
nay ecnre prfm1t "a efficient aid ty appJipg 70 Dr g
TdssosSF Dr e r. , + S Ss' rS,
VIC sny mtdy Tor debility q the ORGANS caused ~ se
pollution, for sale, bottle hottleB 'rr S. WITH ili
pcrant ADVICE " married and sngeforwardsd 70 the
country ior sale iS Broadway.
Tyr. RhLru,. AUTHOR or TUE PRACTICAL PRr-
- vato Treat te sc. Once hours ~ ~ o'clock A. NJ
rGd Gtoe ocio' i r. " tsapday e2esl - No. = Greeh-
pith SIRE y IRON the uncomnlH re Gital advantages
the apthot " enloytd. amqnnt NehL. gould nstsnls
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THE TARIFF OF '46.-Mr. Clay on the 23d ult.
gina, asking for change in the tariff. He made
a short speech, from which we take a few lines
"Mr. President will take occasion to say that
do hope that now, when there is ali apparent calm
ness upon the surface of public aiiairs--whicb |
hope is real, and that it will remain without dis
turbng the deliberations of Congress during the
present session-for one, / should be extremely
delighted ii the subject Of the tariff of 1876 could
be taken up in a liberal, kind, and national spirit /;
not with any purpose of reviving those high rates
of protection which at former periods Of our conn-
try were established for various causes, sometimes
from sinister causes, but to look deliberately at the
operations of the tariff of 1916, aid without dis
turbing its essential provisions, should like con
slderation TO be given to the question of the pre-
venton Of frauds and great abuses, of the existence
OF which there can be no earthly doubt. Whether
some suitable Legislation cannot take place for that
purpose ought to he deliberately considered We
without prejudice to the general interests OF the
country give some better protection to the manu-.
featuring interests than is now afforded.
The fact is no longer doubtful that the fires are
extingushed and exhngushing daily in the fur.
naces of the country. The fact is no LONGER doubt
full that the spindes and looms are daily stopping
in the country. Whether it is possible 10 arrest
this downward course, and to throw little spirit
of hope and encoura cement into this great indus
| trial interest without agitatng the country geuer-
| ally, and without any extravagance of legislation,
questions, think, very well worthy Of serious
consideration and hope, in the calm which we
allowed at present to enjoy in relation to other
great topics which have SO long and so dsastrously
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


CRRscENr Oyrcv
"wednesday Morning, jar nary 1. 1884,
COttOn-The Babies aecounfs did nos cooe 10 hand ye,
terday. as expected yet fair of business wa. done
the reaching nearly 700 baes a. an advance of about
&c b. We alter our quo aiions accordingly.
,,,.,;,, NEW oELxsS ot.,sssnIcAIlor.
Ordinary. f ar
s Md, dii;;;n: Goos FAR ..Hs -
TobaccoThere was con. siderable inquiry and we besr
OF the following saes 100 bids. rep0rpd 125S for and
10 Tor r. hhds at IL; and G6 hbds at abou. TIC H.
sugsr-The demand was active and the saIes reached
about 100 hhds, at an advance Of sc . We now ouo,s
Fair at 516fS0 2Sc o ID.
Moasses-About 1000 bb's sold at 24s gallon for
prime. and a lot Of 81 bbk choice at 24s
FlOur-rhe market active and fully f5co bill, were
dspo ell OF, including ITO bbls Ohio a 3d. 1900 a, a g
wv Ind ana IN thrse lots in be de ivered alongside ship
81 ~; soo in two lots, at "a 4o9s445: 20 Extra lii lois at
~ ~. lUo Fine 81. Louis at - 1874 y bb.
Grain-'om was in ~ter rsquest and ahtut $3.50 sacks
were taken, including 20 sacks al 49, 10 a, 7o and SO
at 7oc b"he Oats were m lower with sales OF 400 sacks
81 Louis. niots, at s.. and 40 Indiana at Sc bu,he
Prosisons-We noticed GALES Of Mess PORK al eli
bose and OF Prime $9fD$9 IS y bbl The stock at he
Inspection arehonses this morning rse 538 bbls of
whch 3i60 Mess and Prince against .s3 bis on LIST De-
eenber, OF which 4i65 Mess and I475 Pine Prime
Lard was offering freely Ike and lot of 50 bbs infer or
Grease sold at B. &c b.. Western Cheese rather ower
and 4o boxes were disposed Of in 10 at Ike o h.
COfee-Prces seadr with sales of 60 baas Ro NJ 1ol.
GDhA and 30 at 10ssc y H.
Bagsing and ROpe-About SEQ pieces Baggins were
sold at The reduced rate of time and go coils Rope AT
&c, on time, with interest.
WhskyBu iness was confined TO retail transactions
a54c gallon 9 Rectied.
ExchaDge-The rates are lower, and we now orote
Sterling at l1sD 05 New York sixty day Bills 23 ~
cent discount; and Sight Checks New Yok at I1S@iA
" cent. discount.
Fresilts-A ship taken for Ga,gow at 1851. and
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RECORDER CALpwELL's CouRr.-Tbomas Nichols was
yesterday brought before Recordl Caldwell for examination
the charge of breaking into house Circus street,
with the intention frobbnE the Thomas through
into carpenters shop in . where he ght. lie
'n.ed to the Recorder that he only there etp,
but the circumstances qnoer that his story did go
for much. and he committed appear before the First
district Court.
-Four fast young Brought mp the charge OF
disturbing the in tcrenbdng happy pa Hevia
street, which Monday night bowed beiue The hymciu
hdier II was regular chavar and all of insuu.
nens were brought into equiiton Kettles, tin "ows
horns rams horns. lmpes, drums and other SINH ar in
atumens were worked with such vigor that thu walls of
Jercla uld mt have stood before minote When the
fun at is height. however, terrible panic was Great
among the band by the of strong detachment of the
poll e. -Four OF the arrested and when the
narned before the Recorder they had she pleasure hear
'nS his honor read interesting ordinance relating
charvars One of them erted The positive terms
tia, he blew neither horn tin pan - the occsson
and he about that Recorder felt bound
to believe him. lie let off with fine OF S. While the
Others Fl ed SIS each.