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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09
IL. j. RANKIN,

IL. D. KAN gAHN,
DAGUERREoTYPIST, occupies room O.
~ yer the Store of Mr.. A. j. Deakins. LIKE
NESSES taken in the best style of the art, and in
all kinds of weather. Satisfaction given before
leaving the room, out if the individual returns and
sits again an extra charge of Fifty Gents will be
made as also in all cases when the cash is not paid
Eg- Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call.
Saunon, May Ia, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09
A CARD.

DR. T. ]. McGTLL offers his professional service
~ to the citizens Of Staunton and its vicinity once
Mrs Heiskell, opposite Mr.. Lyt,letOn Waddelps.
Dec. 81, le5l.-6m.
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q A Washington paper says AS IN
dustrioas friend lately returned from two
years residence IN California, has made
twenty thousand dollars-in experience,
and brought home with him slxty-two
cents :"
A severe drought prevails in the vicinity
of Wilmington, N. c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09
$14S,OO

Making balance in favor of mules
of S105,00
A mule is no more likely to be vicious
than The horse. Their vision and hearing
seem to be better, and they never take
fright--a danger from which you are never
secure with the horse.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09
McAllister's Healing Ointment.

1t is impossible TO give TO tn
public an adequate idea Of th
great success which attenddc
the ad mini.tration ofthe All
He alIng Ointment for III
past six months. 1t is per
fectly astonishing 10 wilnes
the effects and hear ii
praises bestowed on thi
medicine. No one could con
ccive that a single medici II
possesses so much virtue, an
had power to heal so man
diseases But since it
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09
DWELLING HOUSE,

Ice House and other necessary out houses, an
Annie Orchard ofexcellent winter fr7;t
Rockfsh Valley is situated at the Eastern base
of the Blue Ridge Mountain, is high and roman
tic country, alike remarkable Or its beauty health
fulness and ftitility and the tract now offered tor
sale has long been regarded among the most deslra-
BILE in that section of country. 1t is distant from
Howardsvie on James River, and the Canal,
about eighteen miles from the contemplated De-
not on the Railroad now in progress from Chariot
tesville, across the Blue Ridge, to S'aunton, only
eight or ten miles; twenty miles from the Unlver-
civ of VIRGINIA, and about fifteen from Staunton.
The terms will be made to accommodate the pur-
chaser, and good bargain may be had by early ap
plca ton to James Nj. Harris, Esq, who resides
on the land. He may also be addressed by letter
directed to Greenfield, Nelson Co., va.
JOHN l.. HARRIS.
November 90, ls49.-tf.
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S254,00
PAIR OF MULES ONE YEAR.

PAIR OF MULES ONE YEAR.
10 quarts oats, each per day-273 bush
els $4,000
tons of hay, 24,:O
Shoeing once in six weeks, halfnew, 1900
Depreciation 3 per cent, on $3.50 lo,0O
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09

Plantation and Mill for Sale.

r OFFER for sale Tract Of Land lying on the
Il South Fork of Rockfsh River, in Nelson Coun-
ty, adjoining the lands James Woods, Esq, Mr..
SamuelIVoods and others, containing by old sur
vey between n,, 1cprs
considerable portion of which is Rockfish low
groundsand branch fats. The balance is all arabic
high land Of good euality--indeed is vefy superb
or. The low grounds and branch flats flne mead
ow land. There is on the tract an ample supply
oftimber, and one or TWO very desirable rock quar-
res. ,,., ;,
The Improvements consist ola Mill, propelled
by Rock-fish river, built in modern style, with
castron machinery. and two pair of stones-the
basement story of stone; good Saw Mill, good
framed Barn, Corn Houses, Stables, Tobacco Houses
Negro Houses with brick chimneys. small
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09

HARDwARE-A general assortment On hand
ELI few sets of extra fine Knives and Forks
Pen Knives, Carpenters Tools, SC. Call at the
Corner Store. 7. c. BURWELL.
Staunton, April 2S, 1852.
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William Brown,

oOO BOXES TOBACCOnow receiving and
ooo will be sold on pleasing terms. This to-
bacco was put up expressly for our sales by some of
the best manufacturers in the State.
G.. Il. COCHRAN s. CO.
Staunton, Sep. 5, 1851.
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John B. Watts,
W. r. Cullen.

ALL III OulICu5
A TTORNEY AT LAW Stanton, Va. Pfactlses
n in the Courts of Augusta. Highland, Pendieton'
Rockbridge, Rockingham and Nelson. Office III the
house formerly occupied by Jno. L. PeytOn Esq, op
positc the Court house.
Oct. Is lS5l.-ly.
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known that tens OF thousands have been cured, our
friends will begin to realize the truth ofour remarks in
former advertisement viz: that there would not be
single family in America who would live day without
possessing a box Of leAHisters Al Healing Ointment
ifthcy but knew its virtues.
MICA listers AL Healing Ointment restores perspira
ton in the system By this means il opens those ave-
nucs through which nature carries of the impurities
Within and thus relieves the body ofdsease Isthus
that Consumption, Fevers Scrolna Eryspclas
Asthma, Salt Rheum, Sick Headache Quinsy, Sore
Throat, Rheumatism, Scad Head, Pains in the Chest,
Side and Back Dyspepsia, Persons, Sore Breast Deaf
Cuaneous Eruptions Sore Eyes, inflammation ofthe
Bowels, Kidneys and Brain, Burns, Chibains, Piles,
Worms, Agues Cold Feet, Liver Complaint, Ulcers,
Fever Sores. and lufammalons ofeyerY kind.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-06-09
Dr.. Beaeh's American Practise of Me
ioine and Family FhisiSian,
THE BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE,

THIS Work treats of the diseases of all men, women
Il and children on reform eclectic principles. d
clans in both hcmisphcres, and splendid Gold Medals
awarded the author by ninesoperegns Of Europe, who
have pronounced it the most correct and Scientific
Practice und cminently designed for Families and
Physicians This practice is taking the palm and prom
scs soon 10 suppant the mineral and depletvc treat
men. Complete in volume, with numerous ensrav-
ings
o. GRAND DEpoT, AL Fulton Street, New York.
For sale Wholesale and retail BY c. n. KINNEY
Siaunton, and JACOB BEAR, Lexington
June 4, lS5l.-lyeot.
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Spoken, Sc.

Sup Ar'rcan tof VISA setl from Lyerp3ol %, B,h
~ - i'I WV ons o. 20. hy gnt boat Waterbury
Marnro 'N' 'o' N9toA or
July q lat "a 30 crS g. .hp Hydra, ron M..r.a. s,y,,
mouth, bus - " fA
Jq5 ~ at 30 So long g. bus Humboldt, from wmirses y
c. ;cr Curacao '~-i y.
Juy a. at 80 IS lon IT, 'clr Mariada from uss,on, De-.
bound south. "' ~,
JOY 49, h. 81 Ions ~ bark Rober Nor, rom P. n
delha for liavals -
Jays3 at ~ lons 70 TO- bark Cha, B. Ser, rom Yh,.t
IiI2 tor Port au Prince ''-
Jsys7 at - TO- tus IS o. shp Bay STATE fom New oh.,
FOR Bordeaux.
July Lat %, oOs Co. Aha, from Newton for Lv
erpooL
Jay ~ t 70 TO- ors 10 g. Vas BARI hosrs blue .i
July 90 OF the Double Headed Shot Keys bah .oa ro g.
Jago. Cuba, tor Nes ioh
July 2 no lat &c. Jak Norma from Havaua sor NswYors
July H. lat 3s, Ions ~ bus Bookane, PASSPORT or Aer
aldpa
July p lat % 3d. long go 20, sehr g. w. Robertson Of and
day from Baltimore for Wet indies.
July IS LAT - iors Il - bark Hyperion Bea l0day rror
Porte for New haven
ING tue aGnaL With a White suond "a me center
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
FRIDAY, July 30-P. NJ.

The advance in the Stock market yes
terdsy was too rapid to be sustained and mos! Of The
Faucles fell of a TO y = cent. Reading was excep
ton and improved to s9l! Alter the Board there was
a better feeling At the Second Board prices were
very firm, with good demand for the leading Stocks
Erie closed at e., stonngton 57la bid, Norwich jj4
Reading SOS, Zinc l. :, Canton 7sl9. Hudson River
did sustain the advance, and closed at g. In Rail-
road Bonds there was fair demand, AMI the market
Is firm. Erie 1868 went to 9S closing az 95A Isis
sold at par Investment Stocks In better demand
at improving prices. For Government Stocks the In
quiry wa1 fair, at fall rates.
Sterling is not active but steady at lOI
Gl0ls q cent The supply is good. Francs are
3 l7l1Q5l5.
In Freights there has not been much
done and quotations are not 6rm. Engagements
q, GOO b0sh. Corr, SID; 2,OoO bbs. FIolr, 9&lOl
the former in British bottom 200 bales Cotton I'D
10 Gls'gow 1000 BUSH Wheat, Sd aud Flour nj
previous rates, 70 London, some Flour g, ljG9I.s,
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WlLLlAMSBURGH ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE MEErING.-A meeting of
the irends Of Temperance was held on Tnursd.v eve.
ming, In tbs North Fifhn NJ T. Church AIsrc. a..
dence was 10 attendance. Addresses were d,liss-s,
by Row. T, X. Beeeher' J, p Hale, Esq, Mr. WA usr.
nor, AID Alderman briggs Of the Fir., Ward Tno
audience bestowed grea. attention to the speaker. -
marks and seemed ~ be united In aiding on the so,on.
cause. The Temperance men In this community have
redoubed their efforts to Danish from their city the
traffic In scoholic drinks, especially snce the passage
al ordinance by the Common Council prohibiting tn.
ssle OF liquor on sunday, under penalty u els 70
Instructions 10 asertap the names Of ali persons sslin
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Doynpsfic PORTS.


Josa n .'r Nam H. DAVIS, ~ S "' Yok
APPONACG Irly 4-Arr s,r Jane. G p. ~, Anderson,
,a,, w., b., ,Jsr'l! " ~ '
'AB.ET Juy !9-Arr -eh-s Dare Webster LAWS, Boston;
nsd Co., as nerfor Gs ,' s esy Jp
la Olivia B4oco,s Haven. ca. ,ear. Cnas T. lockwood.
Lsi Si9s'T Fo ~ loo b Fysns No. PSdepba
27, Alr,a Blanchard Nes lof; Arno Bsai 90 ct
Falcona Hedge, 90 II. n gt A5naua Pn,oa SaIs'
Hance. Tucser cmncoaj Myamiotie' Bya9i' t4fss
cates DO. ts KeEa. m.on St Jasoi JoLr Dawson Ben
9st f"An1ss o,hueS '' 80 pan r,a.Jer IBr1
sadoCd baltimore Lou.is, Stubs, 90 Ftaor.' Jqne Plum
,ro,s BarE do For STATE, s,ower' Do A a Goah 6oi
Acorn, Coombs, DO Bsnrpria, icNom 90 poi loves s
dout: schIs Gordon, OHer Gonayes; Serlh' PANE hof
JAM. Bse,t c. tb Phite pla George Joas, Loos Phla
dpba; ko,buU sear, to Monco'., t'Tn.' aoj 9ass,,
Brown, Zucte, ha, TO- Keg.nsion iosirf DO oGpa'
scar DO Gszei~. Wider DOT terenhe Jr 90 aAIo"'
HsGr, PaJ,on, Cr.~e r,nter Tsrae Albany Dei,oii
Alp Bsrmon cool DO John o. Ireland, C'9e, DO D s.
I've. Cha 10 arm a. Kelley DO wocoi, Be,r' DO ~.
II sgH'e Go63m' 10 ,s'ne' Sr So, H. bort, sf
Tom Corun .ord Clracoa; orr. II thin, Rich
mond Va Eugie. Joshua pa e. fulsos' 2. R CO.
P,ou; MAJ sa,e b. satsr ftr'O.oj 10 GnI h n
r. adeI sc.r-. I'a-. So CaCL, IN III -. p "
rrJ. Fe. saag.ri,. \ l.. An s,pge B'oaa New Yot.
Sn ,hp OuNadj htk Of brig lDoy 'onet, li Ia,
Mara, Altoona Mosee, I3user Bak Gov bffs '""ei AZ
Hyif - d. pL1.t.iot,.
BRISTOL July AR ''hr Looo Gray s1af' ,. yScsI
lal Eser fools Mara Loust' brnur' We - phi,
V4,rn Fsn River or ~ Tork sid -ohf E-oit D. AA 'N
Hte'IIa. - =, H., < terson,
DANIEhs J"y 4" .,lFtt, - H. liz. ''-'
p afrI ma rome b-tT ~ = o ..o.,o,, Waller
ELGAktOn N'Jni - or T. : 80 c,i'es Crss5y
AN I'm .',,' , Ell, Bsta. m l,Jepn,a or DO.
Hai So, SeU Y1,l 10, Ne.-t.t'e sH sehr. Crusade,
i 5lli-.' - -, -
aSTp1Ei nry ,,-air brss Dlner-coye, Fitch, Boston,
"A ,..,r CtrfyI P.tterRil
!au1 eaI'' o' > ~ ,v.1.t,, NV. Yors. l]I s..
ilh.' -, ~ 4, liam Ht,-r ma. IA. ,,ii Nsgs
S'i"sn ~ 49, r,..',,. go. a. "a - "a
jan a." , -i. "a Mar, n C a.. RI-oer, New.
rbIl Nia'e' '+'e'''''' -''' ''''' ''' - '
1oI. .,,cut,s Ito A.. t.., c..I, so,r Po,t,a
80 - i -, ~ -, -. IN a.
all - 80 '''' tf. !, 30 Rar.e,, Ran-
e-Iti-. ~ III - ~, HsxIo 2..i ID oars NJ Z.
Iron. Ito'r' or Ppas-pls ac,9, % to winilj
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Foreign Ports.

AVtkfcS snirr~e Arr April g. .lp rpr.s H,s.
lets from London; -tt D. gnn Anir-A Annoy Ssh came c,k
Hollis Bombay PIN Golden Gate Truman Cthfna: Nav 3,
Nsbutse fske. sypney tl Narnuston, tu.;, do 18Th,
oriental, Palmer, Loni-n.
81 Anrl ~ sp Z" maze it.as' Tor California Mays VIA
itson fuu" ~" i"A So No"et oafiaef, 80 IN Dragon,
AutsM, HnS n '"''u tt'n h'oc'A hontay s'h' "oitsn
Gate Truman Manila d. INA tnuc-s Pence, California lFh,
LOUISIANA Drew, do. lfi, Game Cock, Hollis, New fors
In oretts, AID OR rstun g tor 10. Argye Oho and
Far w est. is rCtla Sshtugae hs Tor shgnshae Sur
prse, and Emma i-adom, utc
Il NaY-IO LONDON
lat port ~ ,,noe Graham.
The OTrrt fu load for Nes York flOE
~ Ion Teas and s:5irsn.
Al A.o, Bay 6 H. June T. hadk Spnnebo. irl cor Boston
about 3Oh sugar and 20 Argo I'm Boston,
before reported loHiemuei.
A. Port Fmya about 1T inst bark Kirkland, Cook Jaa-
ero next Gay.
A. Rio Granls lb u bark perofe Gould for Baltimore x
- orv q,,..l 80 June ~ bars u,y Ouesn Wat
~ T. !, i,rr, b, ,l,.t Dan, pf. bsb Fetop It.on sai.,
80 ,, 81, ~ u.,I k.il,tp r. Ros,on
- 20, ssr yr,r. t,s , Alan. IN l,i IN, Bo.,cn
~ 49, ~ - -, ,.., Nb'p.v ffr,r ION f,r Val
49,. H. NJ, 4, ~, o,,s,a''. t,,t p,,bgr -, mn
80, ~, "a ALL a., E,,r.,s~, me 4 ns,nn,h La,
80. -. pa4t',J ,,, ,,,t r.,., 81 Sim G,r.,,.
a, 5nrbe, ;,h ~. shp 6eence f,yor Sew York
A. y, nsrES ,,.. n.t ..,r Ma, Jn,.t Ner t.r Ro..
ton; s5ih Gls- r, slua Cooo day. Hudson
Mouag do C'd. Goth. lrs AucuCa, Hilton Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

and 10000 Slaves 90. To California there Is iai'
business doing at a. S75c.
The amount received at the Slb-Tfea-
sury was sils6sO; paid, s53,522; balance si'2i3i''
OF the amount disbursed yesterday, 100000 went 10
the Collins line Of steamers, and large amount to
Messrs. Corcoran & Riggs.
In money there is no marked change
Tesunpv "a increasing In abundance, and some OF the
Banks are taking long dated paper more freely There
has been an attempt TO form combination among the
Bapks to make Simultaneous advance in the rate OF
interest, but as ye; the conspirators are few.
Tie receipts of the Hudson River Rail-
road for July will be- we understand ab )ut $4,000.
The imports of Dry Goods have fallen
oil considerably this week, compared with taat OF last
week The aggregates are as follows:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......July 60.
Cleared.

Steamship Humboldt, Lines Hayre, via Southampton, ~ L.
ng>tln.
Shp.-Gerrale waser Canton, W H. Ha.ssy; John Mercs
Stevens, Crane I-'tri, II. Upper.
Bak.-Euy Moore. M,1ser. New oie,n', Eagle Hazard.
Elizabeth. Youus, MALAGA. b. Goodwin Brother
Bres- N1Ia. jordan Gardner. NJ Freeman a Co; Indian
Queen varcy CALAIS Brett Vo-e Co Metropolis Taylor San
Juan Nicaragua. j. b Eager CO. Venus b. M' Nud.1
j g. Whrley MiSon Rogers Fsrau. New Haven. master
Golden Wius Gbratir Geo Min; Rainbow, Piumu-r, PMl
depha Nesrth Sons Angola, Morton Nesnh
Sous, Bird. Fo0p, Curacao Eoo.er Graves Co.. Cal
lender Puuupe. Norfolk. +. A Bloomfield
S,tuou-rSC hlil- Co gate Seaman Baltimore, Mailer Lni
Ph-uly Char esou, Meti Palmer Jersey OAK Roger
souyie J. Gree a. Truman Iut Philadelphia, J- Haui
Clara Eog-- Philadelphia James Hani. How kelley N-
Coast Ara, NJ ". Livingston Arensa, tSw) Hook, al
paraso. fuu,i d MeucAe.
Soops Rhode sant Hull Providence Harvest French Prov
dence.
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rFrcm our Corre.noni.nt..1

PHILADELPHIA, J.,y 30-f-.ei-Ersl Hea-.,t, C. .r.s.
Matsn1as csnma, G4It New Yofk sc-7. Can-sl, GgY,
Naf@iS " W BaLafs, Carl, Nantucket; Mouat N~rooe,
bdiey stonrston Mary Elizabeth Bdeu CALAIS; CT BloEn,
irgrrso. srg eg Adam Treat sproal Boston Ge0ge T. We
nrf,.n. lsFt- Del Simpson, Bolsa;rr, Deep Cree ca
sa 3d. smith Great Ess Harbor Magellan Co'i scream
New foh George W Snow, Dodge, Warren Magyu, nAvrI
Boston Francis stui'ey, Co.. Ftea, Garvood, Win stor
e. A. Mozart, Hawkns, New forkj clip France, Geas
New irb.
car-e eams hip k~nas6se, chil, New YORK bar Eea-,a
y Ia Guayra brgs Hiyoser, 1Orke Portland r. T. s
uor., BrovnWafer, Delaware CIV Calrs, GuplL b.
H,ay Mathew Doyereux Do sch' W. w Barnard, Matte
kahiutttt: M-u-iaA ChGi 8osioni w Rrh -
Cwft Pan Ei.er. Pawn. Day, Portsmeu'h o. be, s-r'
Poster; Eftefr.. ri Lynn cLrirsa, ChrA, -t8n ST.
vernon, GuIt 10. Carssa Buod nIth, Harlem New I.a
aL. Bfaity Gicucestsri Geose BroSn Iaserso N-w
W Stow Hanover, sasm, syar hkcy Isian Alan
sii.,f sprcsde. hary EhzAbath Pickup. Nns-ton FONT
ErY WET. w lie refslTs uRos We y!SA:i sa =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

We understand one OF the most pro-
mipent stock operators in the street, Is abou. to retire
from, business He has made very large fortune, and
il the rumor be true, he will leave vacuum In the
street not easily filed.
The New. London and New-Haven
Road has made an arrangement TO day train, 5y
which passengers leaving Nev.YoIk, in the morning,
BY the New Haven Road reach Providence at 4] P. ~
The letters by the Europa, speek of a
favorable market In London, for American Securities
We hear of many important orders received By
the steamer but the Humboldt will take out large
amour, of Stocks and Bonds She will also take about
S35O,OOO in spccie OF which sl59,OOO is in silver.
The Committee appointed by the Legis-
ature to inquire into the causes of Railroad accidents
consisting of Senator Bartlett and Mr. McApne State
Engineer with Senators Smith and Monroe, left yea
terday morning 10 special train tour of exanin
elton over the Erie Railroad They were accompanied
~ Hon. j. c. Wright Controllers Col. SCATTER super
intendent of tie Ogdensburgh Railroad Mr.. d 'xtater
Superintendent of the Watertown ilroad Mr.. Waist
ler Superintendent Of the New-Haven RsiroTd; MAJOR
Morre, Civil Engineer; Messrs Wright and Baker,
several officers of the Road Dir. Mnot, Superintend
ent; Mr. Post, Chief Engineer; Mr. Marsh, Secretary
and Mr. Warren, AUDITOR were also of the party. The
examination will occupy several days.
The Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad
Company has declared dividend of three and a hall
per cent, payable on the 10Th OF August
The Receiver of Taxes for this City and
County give notice that the tax books will be opened for
pay mt ut on the 6th of August Payments made prey
CUT to November !, are eniited to deduction at ta-
rate Of per cent per a1num calculated from the
tine when mace until lst Of December next. one per
cent will be added to all taxes unpaid the Is. Of De
cembC-.
We make the annexed abstract Of the
condition Of the New.YO ok Life and Trust Co., accord
ing to the Report OF the Dividend Committee. The as
/ feis are:
! pords and ,.ort0aoes q I35 Oh J.
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Nrw-voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 81 1852

MOLAssES are dui 500 hhds Cubs Hus do sod At
SCc re, and 200 hhds clsye ed Tart a, nc 4 ms.
HIDES are dul. $50 BNcrlor as. ~ d. glid A. lIic
SUGARS nnod-ra civ active 100 nhds Cubs Musco-
vado sold al Sc AID 800 bN Brown Havana a. 1.e'
1tt-.
SPICES are steady loco n Nutmegs No J, Ditch. az
CSC, and IS Penang d. At "a mos, l,S0O mats
Cssss at Hc @ bxs Pepper At loc 100 bags Pmsutj at
l4c. cnh.
KCE-The demand s moderate 60o tierces have sold
dUrirg The week a. SASS 81 l. The took i light
LEATHER Is more sctye and prices hrnsr The receipts
arr light a. not than sufficient for ts demand Hem
lock Sole Upper Leather light middle weights especial
ly. are steady.
LIMF-The market is buoyant: 6001bbls. sold a. 90c
LATHc-I 600 Osr banged hands al preyi ,us pric.s.
LrMBFR-Ths market Il firm; ton ca-s3es were 2Ir
chassc AZ Sl2 5odsl3 ~ for Spruce ann Pine
HOPS are quiet; a. bales brought ijG5cc.
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,,h, I,-er &C. and 10 hand them 10 the CorpoTAton
s,rev Tor innn dIatc prosecution. This ls an lnpoT
80, and desirable step 10 the municipal i"g"hlon o,
ta ';,ar ci,r and VIII render the Common Cou icl
,rino al The hanks Of their entire constituency.
Tbo nd If Excise granted bat eere licenses during
j,s srg and there are sz kNHdrea and fortytDo run
shops In full blast
FILLING Up THE RANKs.-A ScoTT
and GRAHAM CLUE wa, organized on Thursday even
Ing last a, Ashland Hall TIE Club will NEE. 90 Tues
day evening next Aug. 3, at the came place.
A VOICE FROM THE INTERIoR."-
Yesterday morning gentleman, in appearance, was
busily engaged in distributing handbils II most
sterling character through the southern part OF the city,
headed lawful Announcement from the Interior =!
The sub'tance seemed 70 be between TIE most
rabid MleriIm and spiritual kuockings run mad. The
particular locality of the Interior Is problem o..
such rayngs could only come from brains euiiceaty
stupid at first, with subsequent touch OF ianaHcsH
or, more probably, in'ani'y
DEpIcATIoN.-The new Jewish Syna-
gogue in Eisbih.s,, between Northst and Nortn sec;
dsts will be dedicated to moro" al CLOCK l. W.
DIRTY STREETS. Great complaint 10
made By III citizens that the streets are not Kept SUN
cently clean The condition Of some OF the streets IN
the Second Ward is perfectly awful
CHILD SCALDED.-A child named Jas.
Broderick who,e parents reside In North Sixtht WAS
severely scaded Thursday evening, while trying 70
lift the eskeitle off the Medical assistance vas
Immediately rendered. but the iiue sufferer is sui IN
great sgony.
AcCIDEYT.-Mr. Thomas Smith, of the
firm of smith g. Co., fruiterers, No l25 Grsndsi had
bis leg broken by fail from ladder, while ne wa'
picking fruit in the orchard OF ar. Wyckof, on the
Eew,own road on Thursday morning. He is imqr'Y
ing.
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DisnsferS. Hc-

VI Fos'E1T agent lr -ui.fwrtefs has h,ss a, 49,.
bafts1rbrsm Nfvs,rt 49, u rrh. 20 Chinro,esrgs
seiIis - my u- efr k"a'"f boz t s 90 ,sa
"a AtH.'h ~fefr b.snl 49, Known, wee, a.l.s 81 =
a. O. ncnit1g Dos heading 90 shore bull
CONDITION pf- I'll gone BIZ ihe board gsm9s 80 "a 80
I've sfrCrs v-stsi '~Ni "a NVss
4. hotsrs. HoLron -.liy o. 27'i 90 49,,
trar ru % Ett Io't s uu.~r h1sns x-s'., - a.
H's sen fln llr TIE rsf ur-FoHs I4c.eearr. st
H'er 30 nsn" a. t'Nn, bound Es.t r. .,ff -.
az " TIE amount OF ahol' 600 ae1s 5as'y
SAL torn, and wa othsrsi.e clmas-d ''as-
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Pprt,pr1PHrA MARKET. -FriIav. Jul,

80 lS52-There IL hut ue business doing CoTroN con.
tipues in good demand full rates BARK IL inn hired
after and no sales have under notice Tue Foo
inactive Sales DISCO bb Penns vsnia recently
sr IND for export - and 200 bbs strictly fresh ground
stsil "A T. hb Tho sales TO the retailers bakers
n ed a. 81 no % s. - for and fancy brands.
RYE FLOUR continues very scarce 4 small lot ,o'd at
sj62l CoRS Meal Is held at - = bb, but traGsac
tions have cone under notice.
The receipts Of WHEAT are increasing and for old
pices have 40 advanced tendency. Sales 10000 bushels
new red 00c shoat including some old Pennsylvania
white at 81 O5 per bushe, and new white az Bd95c 4
small lot Of RYE sold SOC CORN exceedingly
scsIce and in demand further advance Sales Of 100
bushels yellow SIC aoat and In OATS less az.
tive 100 bushels southern sold a. 4lc. per bushel:
some inferior 38c and Oh PenDsy AZ &c WHISKY
is steady request Sales Of bbls at $50 hhds held at
the same price,
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hurch 49, miles from te state NC and 400 nnes ,ou
Toledo) and Up 10 the Evansville Division !nefe u.s.
fir prnspsct OF tho completion OF tne enuI' ~
opepipg Of navigation In the spring OF lsJi.
By the provisions Of the new oanh'u!
law of Illinois, /, Is the duty Of the banks
under II to make quarterly returns to the stste
Tie r. turn Of Glars Exchange Bunk, made Oh tue o."
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