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The morning hour having expired.

The morning hour having expired,
The SPEAKER announced the first business in order
10 be the further consideration OF the bill TO provide
for the execution oil The public printing, and 10 establish
the prices therefor, and Tor ether purposes when
Mr. HOUSTON suggested The pIoPney OF posiponing
lts consideration for DAY, that he might move 10 go
into a Committee OF the Whole on the stale Of tue
Union for the further consideration Of the Indian appro
priation bill; but
Mr. GoRMAN. who had reported The printing bill,
objected 10 lis posiponement;
Whersupon il read length for the information Of
The House.
Mi JENKINS asked leave to offer substitute for this
bill
MIR GoRBAN addressed few remarks TO the House
10 explanation of the provisions OF this BILL IN the course
of which be was interrupted BY Messrs CARTIER,
JENKINS, GIDDlNGS, PHELPS, STEVENS OF Penn.
sylvania and others, who also debated the bill 10 in
terocuory remarks.
Mr. GORMAN then demanded the previous question
which not being seconded by the House,
MIR JENKINS moved Substitute, creating the office
OF a superintendent OF the public printing, with power to
make contracts for the execution OF the public printing,
to declare them void when violated by the contractors,
sc.
Mr. J. moved TO print this substitute, and to postpone
the consideration OF the whole subject until tomorrow
Mr. MARSHALL. OF Kentucky, moved 10 amend the
motion OF Mr. j., by adding thereto that the bill and
proposed substitute be referred TO heepecia committee
on the public printing, ..
After conversational debate on The proposition Of Mr.
MARSHALL, between Mr.. MARSHALL, Mr.. JONES OF
Tennessee, Mr.. KING of New York, Mr.. FULLER of
Maine, Mr. JENKINS. Mr.. HART, and Mr.. GORMAN.
The question was put on the motion to postpone
until Tomorrow, and n was agreed TO-
The question then REQUIRED the proposition TO print
the amendment and after much confusion, it second
ed by the House;
Whereupon, the said substitute was ordered 10 be
printed.
Mr.. JONES. of Tennessee called up the motion made
by him the day before, TO close the debate the Indian
appropriation bill in four hours after il should be again
taken up in Committee of the Whole the State Of the
Union.
Mr.. STEPHENS. of Georgia. moved to lay the mo.
| ton to reconsider the table which was agreed to-
ayes 60, noes 81. aat1
| On motion OF Mr.. HOUSTON the rules were then
pended and the House went into Committee OF the
Whole the state OF the Union, (Mr DISNEY in the
chair; and the lGdan department appropriation bill being
taken up, the committee addressed by Messrs
FITCH. JOHNSON of Arkansas, PHELPS, SWEET.
SER, SlBLEY, and GIDDlNGS.
The committee then rose.
| Mr.. HOUSTON, by leave, called up the deficiency
bill, which had been returned from the Senate, and
moved its commitment TO the Committee Of the Whole
on the state of the Union.
! Pending the question on that motion the House ad
journed. ".
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The Northern WING Press and the Signers OF
the WING Manifesto.

The following paragraph for the Ohio State Journal is
rspeeuen OF the insolent tone of the northern wing
pess towards the able members Of Congress who have
determined to oppose Scott
Justin proportion these noisy and plotting politicians
abandon Scott will the people rally his support Those
gentlemen do say they will 20 for Pierce, but they
ought to- II the wings get the upper hand they expect to
work and do something for the country these noisy,
iussy gentlemen will feel home On the other hand,
the locooco platform says in substance the country that
they II elected, have nothing do, and don't intend to
do anything Their success will furnish fine field for
long.winded gentlemen who delight in fixing platforms,
issuing manfesoes and striving by the emission Of noise
to make themselves what the Almighty particularly de-
signed they should be-to wit great men, IL is only
in the ocoioco party that such to anything
Good day, gentlemen -
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A Roland for am oliver,

The Rochester IN W Advertiser, in referring to the
wretched taste Of the wing paper published in that city
in raking up "reminiscences of democratic hostility TO Mr.
Clay in former years, thus applies the lash the wing
party 80
I'VE win say, that If those wings who affect be.
such Hood Of crocodile the grave Of Henry
Clay had bestowed their regards and their sympathes,
and their suages upon that prosecuted patriot instead OF
turning the cold shoulder upon him, and giving
petty politician, without why wherefore the station
that he would the of talents have gaced with hs
splendid ablitiesft they had sacrificed him the self
ish and mercenary plea of availabity-they certainly
mightwh better grace have upbraided his political oppo-
nens for not having sustained him. and for working his de-
feat We liked the man. but deprecated his political here
sies yon proessed to like his principles sacrificed
Which is guilty OF the grevous fault ~ .st
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Reputation Of Scott by an Eminent Wing OF
MARYLAND

We have great pleasure in announcing (says the edi-
por 81 the Baltimore Argus) that have had the privi-
lese Of perusng letter written by Col. John Spear
Nicholas, OF this city. to friend in Virginia, shortly
after the adjournment of the Wing Convention. He re.
pudiates the nomination of General Scott and avows his
determination 10 vote for Pierce and King He describes
franklin Pierce {" as firm. intelligent, patriotic, and
brave, but unambous conservative and thinks that
The wing party have committed cardinal error ain
taking up General Scott, because he is military chief
tan," supposed, although the Colonel thinks uniusty.
ITO be or less affiliated with certain unprncpled
dsiurbers of the public peace" The eminent position
Of Colonel Nicholas with the wing party, and his high
personal and professional character will enforce his opn-
ions upon the judgments OF all men OF reflection We
iOeieoms him ranks, and extend to him the cordial
greeting OF hearty fellowship.
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General pierce and the Fugitive Law.

VIII the Republic, in reference to the aboonist SLAM
ders against General Pierce, to which have referred
in the preceding article, take notice that its own couree
in the matter stands contrasted in credtabe manner
with that of its colaborers the New York Tribune and
the Alexandra Gazetteer
We copy from the Richmond Enquirer
at is certainly impudent attempt the part Of
General SCOTS friends such evidence blast
the fair name of Franklin Pierce On the question of the
rights Of the South he has BEEN by wings
aud democrats admitted 10 be the South the ut
most limit The New York Tribune the paper which 'ac-
cepts Scott but dees and spits upon the PLATFORM says
with the deepest feeling Of indignation, we regard him
(Gen PeIce) the bitteres harshest. proscrptive
r,skavsry bunker in the entire North.'
Some time since published length the record oil
Flank Perces consistent pr0saveTy votes grouped
sehe by National Era the abolition organ of the
United States 1t sho wed that Pierce had the
ring and consistent friend Of the constitutional rights the
South, and had always voted Nth the South against John
Quincy Adams
"The Alexandria Gazette strongly Scott whig as it is
has the manlnes and decency after copying the substance
| OF the Republics charge, TO add;
"It proper add however, that in the same speech
PROMISE Including the siaps iatr, and OF the danger
TO the Union that would ensue il the law resisted
FINALLY, we ask stronger proof of Pierces sound
and fidelity the constitutional rights the South
than his letter to Col Laly read to the Virginia delegation
Baltimore, and the ratification meeting in Washing
In that letter he boldly refers the fact of having
fought the battle in New Hampshire upon the
laD and upon 0ha believed to be the ground eonsfit
tionaL right
ala that same letter, how noble and catholic is the spr
conveyed in his question, What difference make tc
you me, whether the outrage Con the rights of the
Sates) shall seem fall on South Carolina Maine, New
Hampshire ARR NOR THE RIGHTS OF EACH EQUALLY
! 70 US ALT"
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whig Rcnunciations In the Interior OF New
Vork

The CORTLAND Democrat publishes the following
tract from letter TO old citizen OF that village. dated
al Sheridan, New York. June IS. The writer, the
Democrat says, has always been wing of the straes
sect;
:" have made up my mind to come out fear
lessy and boldly for the democratic nonoeGen. Frank
lin Fierce. Give my compliments to -, and
tell him have abandoned whiggery aud the wooly
party and sentiments all intens and purposes, and
good many IN this section Of country doing the same
Hurrah for Gen Pierce ~
The following is an extract from letter written by
leading and influential wing merchant Of New York:
!" have this moment been informed OF the nomination
Of Gen. Scott by the Wing Convention. This Is death
blow 70 the wing party, at least 10 any hope OF wing
administration Tor long time TO come, During our long
scquaintance you have always known me WING OF the
froaget KIND but cannot now continue IN the wing ranks
therefore DESTROYS OF esng under the banner OF
Pierce aud King and pledge my'ell TO give them my
hearty support"
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by j. q. hIcGUIRE, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE OF A FAMILY DECLINING HoUsEKEEP-
INGon Saturday morning, July IL at O'Clock, In
shall
housekeeping consisting Of
Mahogany sofa rocker and parlor chairs
Do and card tables
Do dining and breakfast tables
Maple high and low post bedsteads
Beds, hair and skuek mattresses
Wardrobes, Wristbands toilet
Cane wood seat, and chairs
Parlor chamber and stair carpets
Stair rods, oi-coul,
Shower bath, shot gun, gold watch
Looking glasses, clock pictures, curtains
Glassware crockery, and kitchen utensils.
WIN be added lot OF millinery consisting of bonnets
,rimmed hats, ribands, putting, sc.
Terms cash. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucuoneer
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CANADA ms ~ Was Is and May he, by Lieut.. {

CANADA ms IL Was Is, and May He by Lieut. Col.
" Bonnycasue royal engineers 2 vols London, 1854
sophisms Of Freeade and Popular Political Economy;
ined by J. n. Byies vel. LONDON, 1852
The Future The Science Of Politics; by Alison vol Lon
don, 1882
Temenhecres Political Experience Ancien bearing
upon modern times vol, London, le52
Conewa Lewis the Methods Of Observation and Reasoning
In Poliucs. 2 vols. London, 1852
Modern India and its Civil Government Natives, and Native
Insuutons by George Campbell, Bengal Civil Service vol
London, 1859
OF Gold Silver
and marks and the existing ocesi by A. Ryland
London, ls52
The Gold vauer; by waherston, goldsmith vol London,
1859
Great Exhibition London in reviewed by Or.
Lariner; vol. London, 1861
The Invasons Projected Invasions OF England by f.
Greasy, M. ) ! vol, London 1852.
Imported per last steamer, BY -
July rs FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Now Open at Odd Fellows Hall. for short season
" only BAYNE'S celebrated series Of gigantic entitled
Voyage Europe embracing magnificent Boston,
Dor, Halifax the Atlantic, Mersey, Liverpool the Crysa
Palace Worlds Fair Abbey, London
Thames passing under the bridges and ending with magnificent
OF The Thames tunnel brilliantly Illuminated and both banks
Of the beautiful Rhine.
An exhibition Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, 3K
o'clock.
Admission Is children under II years Of age Is
Doors open at u panorama moving at o'clock
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German papers state that in consequence of law
lately promulgated in Prussia. the Memnontes reli-
gous sect who resemble the Quakers. have been held
to the performance of military duty. contrary TO their
creed, and that they are therefore emgrang in great
numbers, partly TO the United States, and some 10 Rus
STA. They are mostly persons Of comparative wealth,
and hundred families of them have lately crossed the
Prussan frontier settle in the last named country
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Oncial.

ard Fillmore, President Of the United States Of .aneriea al
.a rhoD II
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited Frederick
Albert Schumacher has appointed Of
Hanseac City of Lubbock for the city of New York; do hereby
recognise him declare him free exercise and enjoy
such functions powers and privileges allowed TO the consul
of the favored nations in the United States.
Whereof caused these letters TO be made
the seal Of the United States aft xed.
hand the of Washington the 18th day
H. 81 July, A. ID. 1852 and OF the independence Of thu
United States of America the seventy seventh.
... ."- WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the Presidents
w. Of
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BRAZILIAN INDEMNITY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July IL, asa.
pARTES interested In the awards Of the commissioner
hntng indemnity received Brazilian
hereby notified official copy said
filed in this department and the rata due each
award respectively viii be payable the in
Washington TO the parties entitled thereto or TO their duly cons
uted representatives. and amer the I'd day August
In all where indebted the United
OF Indebtedness win be deducted
under the ngreeaby Congress
will Suspended Nv such
taken the pcedu legal steps, ageab the law Of Congress
the subject VIM. l.. HODGE,
July 1b--2t Acting Secretary of
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MIcMGAN.--The Ann Arbor Argus says that the wings
OF that city, after using every effort to get together
small crowd for Scott demonstration, and failing TO COL
lect coporas guard, at last hit upon the expeden of
throwing fire ball on the court house. in the heart of
the city, and raised the cry OF {" fire." This had the de-
sired effect Quite crowd collected by the alarm,
and il was healded immense Scott meeting over
flowing with enthusiasm. So goes wing electoneering
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BY J. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

LNRAME HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On
Monday, July 18Th, at 6k O'Clock the premises, shall
sell LOT No 49, 49, situated 2Jh and
fronting IS
containing AIS The lot improved by small
o X street.
Terms One third cash tho residue equal
satisfactorily
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
July15-d Auctioneer,
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Good for the Wings Of the adjoining States
Five wing papers Of Alabama have already refused
to support General Scott. These are-he Montgomery
State Register, the Chambers Tribune the Auburn Ga.
zetie the Taadega Reporter, and the East Alabaman
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Mr.. Claus Funeral.

LOUISVILLE, July l4-The number OF nersons estimated
have been present the funeral Of Mr. Clay In Lexng
ton Saturday last is thirty forty thousand The
and carriages present. III placsd In the processon
would have extended distance of twenty five miles The
pageant most imposing one, and the utmost feeling
was evidenced. a.te] tr
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We understand that the nomination of c. w. c. Dun
ningon, esq, justice of the peace for hs county OF
Washington, has been confirmed by the Senate.
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Fatal Afray in Mississippi.

BALTIMORE. July Is The New Orleans Picayune OF the
9Th records fatal nray at Summervle Miss, in which
Mr. Jameson, merchant of that place. killed by
blacksmith named Tiey. During the ARRAY named
John Malone killed by the accidental discharge ola
pistol. =..sl.tF
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Death bu Lightning.

LOUISVILLE, July A-During the storm which prevailed
yesterday at Lexington, Mississippi tree on Mr.. Guns
ningham's plantation, under which party of
eating dinner struck by lightning, and fonr
of the negroes instantly killed. T D q 0fs
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Raiiroud Accident amd Loss Of Lif

PIiILApELpHIA July IA The engine and baggage of
the O'Clock train New York thrown off the tracks
miles above Camden Chas Paul. the fireman. was killed,
and the engineer had his shoulder dsocated The
ger remained the track, and inside Inc
ued The accident caused by rain washing sand ON
track,
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Schooner Sunk.

RICHMOND July Is The steamer Roanoke sunk
schooner loaded with wood in James River, Sunday
night last. The saved.
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nANK of Metropolis aud Hank Washington
for saef private the
opois, and 70 shares Bank Of Washington
purchasers, JAS, e. MCGUIRE,
July i4-a Auction and Commission Merchant
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0y- An adjourned meeting Of the First Ward Aux
Hilary Jackson Democratic Association will be held Office
Samuel Drwy, ESQ., Saturday evening, the 7h instant
O'Clock.
July 10
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Meeting If The Montreal Sufferers in Nsw York
NEW York, July l4.-A meeting was held at the Board
Of Underwriters raise pecuniary means 70 re-
Heve the sufferers by the Montreal fire. Walter r. JONES'
esq chosen president, and committee of ten from
each ward appointed obtain subscrpons Several
of our most prom merchants already sixnifed
their Willingness to contribute 500 each towards the uad
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lEnNANT DAf--We would respectfully inform the ladies
Nv That on Friday Ito morrow shall all
ured and separate fixed FOR Those
goods or children VIII have good
gains, shall sell them al some price.
w. M. SINISTER a CO.,
July l5--a fth street, Pennsylvania
tDDITlONAL sUPPLIEs.-we have this dsy opened tho
following very desirable goods, which sold very
prices
~ piocesvery fine and choice pattern French lawns
25 do medium priced lawns, good styles
do lawns, fast colors for l2x ccn-worth 30
10 pink, blue and white silk vsettes
20 black lace points
pieces bothered VERY ne fast coors and good
styles, for ladies wrappers
VERIFY MILLER,
Penn. avenue, between 7th and sh streets
desirable house and lot for SALE situated on 18th street
New York and viii ~ cent on the pce
asked. Terms Apply NJ above.
June I3-1mifed mat. Intel. n Amer. Telegraph
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Leuisiama State Conpeniio,

CHARLESTON July l3-The delegates to the Louisian
State convention have and elected Dr. Kenner pro-
ident. r.t#H t.......
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Departure Of Kos,uui and Wys.-Ashore.

New YORK; July u Kossuth and wife sailed for Liver
pool to-day board tho steamship Africa. L etlf.7 ta
The ship Hungarian for ST. Johns, N. B is ashore on
the northwest side Of Grand Menan island, and full Of
water The H. Is valued at 100000, and is partially In
81 red in this city
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New York Demoer aiic Convsntio

ALBANY, July 1.-THE democratic State convention to
nominate State officers and electoral ticket 10
Syracuse on the LIST Of September
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Whie Nominations in Vermonf.

BURLINGTON July 1.-The wings Of the 22d district Of
Vermont have nominated Andrew Tracy OF Woodstock
for Congress- and f. Krand Of Bauleboro for presden
tial eecot. #.#oe#a.H
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Burning of Ae Worcester Catholic College.

WORCESTER Mass July 4As the cars passed Worces
ter this evening the Catholic college In flames, and
the building would probably be total loss. II p..
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Amendment Of Chief of Police.

BosToS, July I4At special meeting OF the board Of a.,
dermen this morning, Gilbert Noure, late of the firm OF
Ruggies Nourse, Mason az Co., agrculturst implement
dealers elected chief OF police, vice Francis Turkey
removed. a.
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Later from he Wet Indies.

New HAVEN. July I4-The barque Brothers, which
rived this port yesterday In days from Guayana
ports that the crops at Guayama and throughout the island
done for the Produce high and sea
COTE selling Sl2 the ewt sugar from 50 so to
81 Is the and nasses at SIS 100 gallons Heavy
rains had in throughout the OF the island
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yUooD-s Practice OF med,c,ne--Hew Edtson---rs51-
w 3 vols svo. For sale by
taylor n MAURY,
Jplyio Booksellers, ne" 9'h street.
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Montreal Election.

MONTREAL July 1.-THE radical candidate has been
elected from this county Parliament by OF "a
one for the govern mont candidate.
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Southern Tiems.

BALTIMORE, July A--The southern mail this morning,
brings New Oesns dates TO the 9Th instant The Plea
yune states that Captain Swartwou United States army,
died suddenly Fort Mead, Florida, the LIST instant.
His wife aud three children had lately arrived there TO join
him. r2rt@tfiE q ftt
Thirty lives are known have been lost by the expo-
sion the ST James. Four OF the Grew OF the
George Lincoln have been arrested for punder
ing The dead bodies. etfF 2
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MODERN INDIA, her civil Government. Natives and
W. Native Institutions by George Campbell, Bengal cv service
4 vol. London, 1852
Mscfarlane's History Of British India vol London 1852
History OF the Rise and Progress Of the British Power IN INDIA by
Peter haber Secretary the East India Company second edition
2 vols London, isi6.
Ms's History OF British ndsfourt edition with continuation
by Wilson, vols. London i5fs. :. =
China Poics Commercial, and socai ny Montgomery Mar
tin--2 vols. London, lsfE -
by Capt Johnson, Supenen
Compass othe Royal Navy vol London
1859.
Jacob on the Production Consumption The Precious Metn
Macmeeo History OF the British Empire from the accession Of
James first-2 vols, London, i6S2, - -.....
July 10 IRANSh iAfLo6
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| CIrUATIDN As a TEACHER wANTED.-A lady from
Hampshire, whom the another northern win
mder climate desirable would like obtain
situation respectable my Understands
music French, English sewing crochet
stitch knitting Any family Of the above description wish
Of such will please NJ this
Office, stating compensation, &C.
| IDLY 7-eod3t
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Arrival OF the Asia.--Four Days Later from
Europe.

NEw YoRx. July l5.-The royal mail steamer Asia
arrived at her wharf here this morning. with dates Il
July Sd, being four days later. She has sixty five pas
sengers.
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w. HUNTER, Acting Secretary of State.
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NKw YonK, July 10, p; MIN cotton there has nothing
tanspred Indicate the effects OF the foreign
the Asia Holders are firm at former Quotations Flour
State brands selling at 81 I2t 81 Sl with sales OF
900 bills In southern brands have change
Wheat is the former quotations. Mess pork is held
at $40 So In groceries and other articles have
cha npe 10 note Whiskey is worth ~ per gnon.
| Canton shares held at 49, with 75l bid.
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Nro Orleans Cotton Market.

NRw ORLEANs-Tbe cotton market rules quiet, and
middng Is nomioslly quoted at The receipts at
this port for the week ending this day. only 1900 bales
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1861.