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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

The Contested SEATs.-The Com
nttec whose duty il has been made TO lay the charter
and all the proceedings Of the Common Council and
Mayor relating TO the late resi- Datohs and election be-
fore distinguished counsel for opinion, which is 10
control the conflicting claims for seats, and allow the
Board 10 organize went 20 Trenton yesterday with the
papers, obtain that opinion. la consequence OF Aid
Walls Chairman of that Committee, having occasion
to 20 TO Albany Aid Broksw went in his stead 10 Tren
ton Ii has been UNDERWOOD By some at least that the
opinion obtained will be the final ad ustment of the diff
fcuty. Such, however, may not be the best course
The parties considered by the opinion as having no
right seats ought 10 push the matter TO evidence and
to a decision, which cannot be overturned There are
those who sincerely differ Ia Judgment In this veXed
affair and Whatever may now be obtained guide TO
an organization, will meet with conflicting opinions:
For instance call to mind the conflicting opinions and
decisions of eminent counsel and superior judges on
the conshutionality Of the Canal Law OF New ork,
during the past year two Occasion liable TO arise
wherein this matter may be contested by Interested
parties and upon regular trial. with argument deci'
sion may be given different with this opinion. 1t is
essential 10 the public confidence in municipal affairs,
that this difficulty be settled in the cearest and most
final Manner and beyond doubt apprehension ills
duty which the Board Of Aldermen owe the people OF
the city to settle the matter hereafter 30 az to leave
no fear Of its ever being shaker or overturned.
GAS AND SHRUBBERY.-In order TO pre-
vent injury TO the and shrubbery of the city by
the escape of gas the worknen engaged 10 laying gas
pipe through the sire cts putting the joints together
In the closest manner
THE CITY PRIsoN.-Much complaint is
made III at the called City Prison, In Sussexst which
was previously occupied for the purposes of engine
company is altogether small for the number OF pris
opers required be stored there while undergoing
expression Of the public sentiment concerning them.
IMPRovING.--The German, Diedrich
Scholar who was so severely Injured by the cars,
near Bergen Cut lies at the American Hotel very
weak but improving. His leg has been amputsted,
bis will be when he gains strength for operation,
and his ribs are broken.
LADIES' FAIR.-The fair of the Ladies
Society," of the Church of the Holy Trinity at Bergen,
opened yesterday at the house lately occupied by Mrs
Hedden in Yorkstreet 1t will continue this afternoon
and evening.
LOST HIS MoNEY.-One of the passen-
gers for the o'clock train for Philadelphia last
ming had his pocket eased of s30 while crossing In the
ferry boat to Jersey City to take the cars.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF overwhelmingly q


s;eau Fs Merlin. Cope Bermuda and ST. Thomas, asrd
Cortez ir-Nl CroFper Panama, San FfancIsco, Sc
emps- Milton. barry SAP francsco, ia Smith a. Jane T.
Wash. fAouas. Turks Island. Nr.mi martha, ,Brem
kacksetsr. Bauulore. }. G. BrcLteL
babs-Aeri.ni. Als- Caa1' y Place NInfod Nichols, -
John, Foser Nkeron Ocean. Br-ml Br0nn - Jas1 de
Cuba Funek Mencke Hopewel lBLl carrek, Qse0ee, W.
HschmuIsr
Brts-su. lBr.l Beasey, Dahou-s \. B, w Rschn l.-f
Ina Ana. fetefs " lrIngou Sesnit sons Mcnae De-
Hole, Cadz, j. B. g. A. Hamilton; R-ialeer. Jne1 Ae
H. lrsau. Geo on. Pen ins B.st5u " Lewis Gsn- Wal
on Perkins NOBLE Fase Hsztafd Azores Battle - J,42
Cuba J. W. Ewel CO.. Vermont, s.geti Dsfl-n Ns'n'
Sohs
S,Locrers- Orans Dolce Redmond, C. n Per.ori 9-
Ezab-ih PcI0uf. Bridgeport mlteri Coufrr lDu a. ~
Ii-sts. D. ". sa-rr NIckersoon, Fnt'S 20 49,,
Nee lin CITY, fnsbee. New HaFen, MASTER = tt 4 ~
Philadelphia master; Asa Eitrisse, LoEten fh.I - "
hcksr; Nse Clb- Lesi-. PHI adeiplt, Neain IN e.f
uers-f~auare. Seymour, Fhia1riPui' - ." ''
SLark, Mllsr PLlae- paas ". u. Tiomp-on- D., ,,-r.
saoTs-Eressrick Bruwu, gardner, ff''iosnse' 49, ~
BOtfCr.
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HOROKEN ITEMS.

REUNIoN.-A delightful affair of thi,
kind came off on Wednesday evening, C. 7. Perry
Esq., o! the Otto Cottage having issued invitations to
the whole OF the employees of the Ferry Company.
The company numbering forty persons, were seated at
10 O'Clock, and the festivities continued till late
hour. Speeches and sentiments were delivered by
Chief Engineer Kipp Col. Cloyd, Che senior Ferry
master , Commodore Ravens, Qhe senior Captain ,
VIM N. sklppen, Mr.. Perry, Judge Browning, Mr..
Gsyit and others. The host and hostess the Messrs
Stevens end many others were toasted The memory
of Henry Clay drank standing and in silence. Al.
together, 1t a most happy affair, and the guests
tired much pleased, the whole agreeing that 1t reflected
credit on the worthy proprietor and his estmable lady
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Spoken, &c.

May ~ lat 49, long ST. ship Josephine Jameson from York
May a5) for Francisco.
No date lat - n long a. ship Flying Cloud Greasy from
York May ~ Tor San Francisco
March lat o. s., long w. Mississippi bound w, sothas
further.
March 81 lat To- n, ors liz 81 E. ship Telegraph, Harlow
Canton March 24) tor LONDON.
Apdl 49, lat 50 S. ons 81 W, ship oxford. Lane from Bos,os
(Jan. l6l for san Francisco.
g. bat n, long % 20 W. ship Queen OF the East
lett from New York April ~ for San Francisco.
May 81 lat "a 49, long 81 % w ship Josephine Bornhom foa
Matsnzss for COwes
June 43 NJ long 90 IS w, ship Ambas.adsr Punsm
from Akyal Jan. 81 for London, 100 days out
lat a. long 81 90 b. brig ely, from Limerick for
Jew York.
june T. 90 long sO ship seota from Mobile Liverpool
lat 81 ous. 49, slap Clara Ann, Of BATH from Mataaias
for Hamburg
Jun. lat 40 30 long 10 W. b. ship VIM Ward from Newport.
Eng for Boston.
New iork.
June a. lat a. ST. long IS 80 w, ship Richard Morse Perry
from Liverpool for New. York.
June IL lat ~ H. long iiT ship American Saunders, from Iiy
etpool Tor BALTIMORE.
June OF Cork. BE-. bark Charles cak, Todd from Newport.
Fnf, for Alexandra.
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Foreign Ports.

Arr Quebec 80 INST, ship Yorkshire Mcmillan, Virginia. Hu-
Barbados June 20. barks Excelsior whttessy I'm. New
Haven dcs TO sal leeward 70, cargo Mayaowe Dowae' f
Metamoro' sfyacksonyle cscs sers Geo Henry Plymouth,
n c. and Bsylsy Of do to sail same night for dol Susan
Cape Town G H. May 7th barks Ocean Wave Lewis for
FGtbrrty, tBr J stephens, rom New York Jan. a.
Al Maee- 2ltt ul ship Montreal Curtis Tor Boston. clear
ba, Mary II yos., Moore, do.
A. Malaga IAN nit bark Leo Miller for New York wind,und
supposed stated the wind from West and
vessel hsd ed the Iiock OF Gibraltar since May 2ih.
Gibraltar % ult keich Commerce, soubate IRON Genoa or
Rochelle u, brig mot bark wnnser. (Prus) from
At Ga,sow 10Th ult, bar. Mary, fBr) for Boston. Bs
BOTH o% s @ s Eso, ."s
Jackson Dol General Harrison IRON Aera1dna Va ds bns
dis Geope Henry from Plymouth ~ C., DOL d. W. Basey. IRON
4, Mansnns 10th ut. barss Byron. Pinkbam from NJ r. arr
nm cgla, lagrsham lron DO, arr 10Th:
AtTnndsd Cgba, May - bark Helen A. Warren Sargent ors
csaoeso;, May a. ship. T.rqun Doughty Charlotte
do rs ltola Js.,s for Padehla ss. New World, Cast
At CardeSas Nay a. bsr David Scss NieleI. 70, New York
3days Iqs cou'ns and W Andrews. Foneh, cor DO 81
lsT 90 ds sarah B. Hale. Cowbsr, for Boston. ds psnm
q W Lawrence, Wall for New Yo Tribune Kluan Do DO.
Ineste appber from DO Dug lOdan Queen y"nsy Tor 90 q;
foLn Portland dss Rassa, MeGe froa sehr. Rebee
A. Mstsnzss 9Th u shps Hydra Lun, for cowes s, Ede.
Cur and sabatt HAL, wls; brks Delta Chspa SNOW, Tor Tn
dg, Glenbuu, SsHpOn Tor COnstadt Dol sarah Ony lie
m Boston, g The0yana Bohsnd Jacob Prenis LonRe,
sud A. H. kinba Amesbny, for Ne. fo s Express Ross,
dss Ranger FROST from Havana 9Th yesta, Percy Robt
Peths smith, AID dsHs Heey, DAVIS, wtgi bng. Tsnser Gf
Boston John Dawsos Bennett and BfoOHs Tecaa
Heun@fta, Curtis scL Gov Anderson, Tor ~ York
Ct 22d bas Msssacbuii Pntchar aud Union. CTt Boton
and New Yors bns Alvaro Gould Plaiep 1ld, bas Ala.
Tar, New Orleans 18th, White Cloud MbLe dol 2sth Meios
Mernh dol bus Maine, Arthur, Providence.
Arr AZ 81 Johns " r. % ut, Mar Anne, Weir, New fok
sih s'r. Gen Washnson, Hammond. Boston sad cleared i6
DOL COroRe Allen, DO. Cd ~ % Pursuit, Ryan n YOk
Mary, ssplston. Boston Goth Dash, Callahan, New York
Loading at DO sFi Ut, Coquee tor New YorL Escape COR
Boston
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Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA-An JOY o. BAH Gen. Han.sos Meade Bar.
bacfes; sohr Psmpero, Kendrck, S. fhomas
APPONAJG lWsngj. July SD -chfs. saraiosa, spDle.
Jos. Ross Psrke Philadelphia Ayarsdo Lincas,er Do
BOSTON Juy AR bns. Bridget (Br Forrest Pctoui julia
Ann Comey Philadelphia sebr- Susan Ross Giaa do Dogha'
S p Soah Bend ypdIs. Mamie; Ssis' Th5radts late
Ns! S rS caoa P%sseSS Ea Tsyr 49, % l,s1 L,.
fBr Kennedy Pnnce Edwad bland Charlotte, Picard ~
Ms Calcutta. cark Jaeson's China. siady, PhaseobA
ES.l s sSs a sl ' Sas w si p
deia Mana. Baker d. Abbott Lavrence ANrs, New YOrs
BALTIMORE July AR bahs HAd.y, K.n, Boston; ida.
Hsrt dol bnss Fepgs. Coll. Havana fon, Hubbard
Yors Carlton Lswson, 81 Thomas seh Apn D. smith, New
Yok Gaelic LaEare Dol Da,oa Dd,eo, DO EbrI Helen.
do HEMP Obson Bakef 10. ca ship suDsrb Pnsnt Mon
is,d-o and market, barl' Anna, lBreg hs,ehsn sns"
Ksnsingon, Barter ss~ Bedford n~odse hornes lsSs n
sci eoeg Canada. Johnson port. on he West Cost
q so1 A% e. Is, S9ss !,a J. 81 1s. roSSs d.
DIOHTON Jay An chr tcbo Lowi-nl 81, PA ~
MI, ai ~ Ien. P,,T r Pi eaai ST. slooD' Senator
Cd,s .ar.SsSrgSWIcHJ 4-sd,ch D,de BieE Binsor
or Pi,1irt55yi Jslv g-.rs .rl p y Raad.'yh Eadco
.na Jebn p colin. R-ai rhl~9ii BIB -irr s,hf EIhot
~ gsoIsFs. noLEIlpor 5. bns. Te'. Macon and Com
Stewart, B+i0D, lftm bFpa Df fh1fytj sfhfs heppbhc.
Hodssoo cas for o. ib1co co'ofi ron Bangor Tor ~
P'.ed OFT oasa South caaus 't, brs VISITOR Psa from
SEW BEDFoRD-Ar. sth. seh p Tgp ea L-~,.. Phil,Sef
pin Rltmas. ossoS, a8a Adeiuis Bn1s, Nsw
sENsUkyPOKT, JOY TAR. b. 6rs Tsrs... Piiun.y VII.
y :. @bAu brls Lyea sossf Pashsm, Phlsdel2lis-
EEwARK July AR. ,r,. Gov. ArDold Besne,i, Thomas
ton WINDOW Bray. Ca1s, Ne Cd schr Benos BE- Snb,
N,rd-er So sehr Gov Aruoh, Benne Phtla
PHILADELPHIA. July AR. bnss Aise, LEWIS, csy
Mail Bs.sr, Boston; -hf Potomac, Thomas, Yors ca.
Eliza Warren Could horbay; "A r. sinmoas, We-ks.
Boson cshi rn. Jones HayeFstsw Cea Tvo wssb, se-.
B. sob.ris Aha Bosi9a james Cross Mecoiniei
Emb.rf Doeoho-, F"asnessbuui j. Psser, wonhky Moe
mouth c. Colorado, Barrett L--ch,e C. Ranssr hFpns'
Bosob Iuisrprse, Cht Boston, Richmond Pteher PoHAss'
Bazos Wac hddtOrh; j. H. Bnek, Weaver Troy eorNss'
Grant, New York Ebzz PhAro, Hanson, Pail RIVED "a
PORTLAND, Juy 6-Ch bafks Medorl, kos5, hs'sS~' u "
hnrht Hart 90 brs EIocL Bennsf Morton, BOs,n .sh,.
PROVIDENCE Juiy 6-Arr br o.eeols Reres Eansfj
Boston corsos. Philadelphia Beuj L. Berry ee Jas..oa Al
kls, Leeds DO HOnsfty Appi-sats. Do kmpss ~
hany 10 Dc Oreson starses E-~aos ~, ~,
iss SO s,hr, Joseph Heng, Lnes fP-..sss fi ad-i
pla, Zspbyr Doyle do Below, seA fen"s a. phsisspAis
sd. Ecbrs Hamlet Asskcr-on. ard h0"''@' 49,
skop Rhode Lhnd. HuH se~ fcss 49, - cnS Ne. sury New
RICHMOND JOY Ar ,chrs " tas s 100 ashiasore
Yet T,s Gsr~ooS Phi .detba Hos sss~. ps,,s,l
" aRRyN. job s-ao .csr r"''s ''''~'
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THURSDAY. July g.
ASHES The market steady for Pearls, Sales at IS sly
d{5 a. and heavy for Pots at 81 asa ST. The sales
CO1TON-The market well sustained as r. CARDS prices
Loco bales were sold but there ltle disposition operate.
FLOUR AND MEAL-There 10 better supply of the low
grades Of State Flour the market aud lots fresh
ground sci ing our inside prices Fresh ground is
plenty The shipping demand restricted by the advance
the inquiry fer shipping There doiag for the East
and the home trade buying freely especially Of
Ohio and good brands Michigan of which the stock 1, mod
Canadian is without change aud in fair request
Sales OF 30 bbls at Sid O5 for common brands the la
fer price for fresh rround The sales of nestic are 900
bbs at Sid$4 l2 for straight State the former
pee not fresh ground 81 as ST for mixed to fancy
Michigan and Indiana and 81 Stasi 70 for common TO
quest full prices Northern Flour IS hardly 80 rmhe
demand not active and more freely offered Sales OF
100 bbls st 81 SldA 80 for mixed good straight brands
and s. 8dS5 80 foI fancy Rye Flour is inactive at IS 49,
Corn Meal quietend prices steady Sales OF zoo bbs Ss;e
on private terms. Jersey is held a. - l2i
GRAIN-There Is less doing in Wheat with less offerings
the advance in the eghts restricts the dema for
shipping sales Of 800 bush good Genesee at 81 l2ds 10
1000 bush Upper Lake at c and 600 bush good
Western red via NewOieans at &c Rye held SOC,
without sales note Oats IN active demand and prices
have improved sales Of Ohio and State at ~! Gc Corn
is plenty the demand is less active, but prices without
alteration; the export demand is limited good TO prime
Western plenty sales Of 1900 bush 81 dj9c for
unsound 6Od6c Western mixed and ace Tor round
yellow. Southern Is scarce and wanted
WHISkY-The ma ket Is be ter. The demand "a srrve.
Sales Of 80 bb 81 BIC tor Jersey; 2.62lc for Ohio and
now held higher; and q he for Prsonthe latter price
for Earle" extra Drudge is better sales OF % hhes
at 21td2!c. time and interest
PROVISIONS-There is only moderate home demand
for Pork but holders very hu. The receipts are light
Sales of 400 bbs $i9 ls0S9 p for Mess ard $40 75Q
SIG 81 for Prime Beefis in good demand and the market
firm Sales Of 500 bbs at 50Sl3 for Mess and $40 5Od s
for Prime Cut Meats in better demand aud the market
10 better Sales OF 3ne hhds and ties at Oc for Hams
and 8idsc for Shoulders also so hhds Canadian Picked
Hams at gc Lard firm, and in good demand At the adj
yauce Sales Of 500 b5s and &c, at OiGlle Butter Is in
good demand l4d 9c for Western Dairy and HOLE for
Ohio Cheese is quiet at TIC.
IRON is rather quiet 400 English Bar sold 10 arrive
at So 80 ano 100 sod the at 9 800 tuns Scotch
Pig at $l8 25dSs 81 cash, and Sl9GSl9 80, months
CANDLES5oO boxeI Kingslsnd patent sold, for export
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09

Mr.. George Bliss having successful

Mr.. George Bliss having successfully
carried the Northern Indiana Railroad to successful
completion has Issued the annexed address upon re.
firing from the Presidency
To he Stockholders Of the Michigan So hTH and North
I'm Indiana Railroads
GENTLEMEN: Having Tor the last three years held
the Office OF President OF the Michigan Southern Road,
and for the latter part Of the time tns relation 20
the Northern Indiana, have most OF you prOoa-
by aware after full notice, declined reelection and
ibis oay terminates my official connection and dunes IN
tha, capacity II nay be due 70 you stA,e that am
Influenced TO this principally by reasons OF per
sopsl and private character
During the last sixteen years, with the exception OF
,brt resuite have devoted my entire time 20 tus class
NJ enrageInents Win little opportunity for attention 10
uI private affairs and leisure for The quiet enjoy
ue1t of dome sic life And have looked ilt"are wiz
.b snxjetv 70 the completion Of your enterprise as
tbs n,ricd when | could consistently with your In
terests and due regard % my own reputauop surren
dr. into your hands the trusts generously conhhel 70
me Thst period has arrived. Inc WORK In "nlch you
hsve 40 deem stake has been brought TO an emiaehy
successful issue The Road has been opened uuusI
most favorable auspices. Many OF you nave N,Heo
end passed upon II the verdict Of yo-t - -
proval IL 81 nds well In the opinon OF TIE shoe ous
ness community, and your stock hss assumed ns-,r
standard value IN the market tran that oil any new @
road which have know early psTlOu vi - "a
! istenee The present therefore, seems pecuhaiy
appropriate time for change in the exeeau'e sup7I
vision Of your affairs; and retire rom al eou ;,s
with them executive Cthcer, WIN sAAS4 -.
past results ana an earnest hope in succt a.iu
Do imagine that In saying thus mach, anu - -.
bcly, attsch sny peculiar importance 70 my
with the work, Arrogsie 10 myself Tor is
praise beyond thstdue 20 my associates iOoI DLe
bsve labOred devoedly and earnestly In ysui t1
! aud il will not trust, be deemed nvia''u'
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EXTENSIVE FIRE -GREAT Loss OF
PRoPERTY-Last evening about O'Clock fire broke
out In the of the large four story brick building
Columblast, PAcdc occupied as tobacco and CT
gar mauuisctnry by Mr.. VIM HWa,son. The flames soon
communicated with the factory which being stocked
with large amount Of combustibe materials, speed
y envelopcd in danes and burned with great fury for
nearly an hour, when the walls fell down with loud
crash lis opposed and there hardly be doubt,
that was the work Of ncendisry, IS this Is the
third ire that occurred in the immediate vicinity within
abe previous a. hours
Nj. Watson estimates hislos at over $50 900 which
there Is an insurance Of S74O0 In the following New
York Cihces Actor Insurance Co. g. 800; Empire
Chy, 500 Groeers', $780, Commercial, $500
Hudson River, q COO considerable portion of the
stock saved. The building was owned by Mr.
Chas kelsey, and Insured for 81 90 In the Hudson
River Company. Il was worth about 5000. A build
Ing, adjoining, occupied by Mr.. Thomas Watson, as a
sinware store, was damaged TO a small extent HE
goods considerably injured, however, By rough
usage.
owned By John Wood, rear Of Uungerto'a aud Walls
aamber ysYc foot of Harrisous, an was burned to
the ground One horse was de royed with the stable,
ard smother very valuable was badly scorehed.
The Ices is about $500. Tee lumber was not much
damaged.
SERIOUS AcCmENT.-On Wednesday
evening Mr. James simpson mikmsn, while engaged
IN lOsopa bis cart at a diIullery IN Furmanst vas
Thrown down and over in consequence Of sudden
stan of the horse The whttl passed over his body
Ills injuries Of such nature % forbid s hope OF
recovery. His family Tetite corner OF Bond and
Douslass sta
AccIDENT.-Isac Mead was badly in-
ured at the FIRE 10 Columbs.s, yesterday afternoon by
being against by Of the engines lie was taken
20 hs home, corner OF Court and Wycof s,s, by the
Third Police.
u A womaa was found lying on a
stoop IL Kelseyssey, yesterday afternoon, apparently
In Dying state No about there seemed 70 kno y
her. and directions given by the Chief Of Police
convey her to the Hospital
~ There are at the present time no
than eifht Fire Engncs out OF nee 10 Brooklyn tWc
of shtca we're disabled laat sning and Nos L. = Il
and II stpfevious fires, and are locked up sc
count OF tie bad conduct Of the members,
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NEWPORT, Jy Arr schr Ro0sh add Ready, Arey. Bars
stable NcS lork Virginia, fal River for Philadelphia
Joseph Henry Morgan Providence s Baltimore sloop john
Parkrr. Mason. Providence ior Albany
PHILADELPHIA July S.frTired-Ship Albania. Lttefsli.
Orleans; -chr Charm Berry BOst Alexandra, scars, DO
Charter OAK Kelly, do, j. ~ Euckson Westco DO kith, 81
dndge. DO. John Ba Lamar. Abauy Consul, funso New
ouion. Fords Dickinson New YO, sarah jane Fukey, Bu.s-
Nobe Ireland Pail River George H somers, Edsaown:
T. l. Miller Elliott, Albany.
CD steamer Penob-cot Whitaker, New York bark Chlto.
Psnue Pc tand tnss Pb0be A. Page Lnnekln Boston
dian Huf, do. r Oregon, Cook Ne~buD1ou Consul furso
Norwich Flonda Dicknsou Dishon ID. and W. Erncksoa
Weott Boston sarah Jane, Tucker, Medod Luther chi
Boston Geo Harms Edsar Noble, ireland
Providence, Somelr Chase Boston T. L. Miller, Elliot, Md
dlstJwn propeller Oneida, 0'Nell, Nes Yok.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Thursday

July IA large number Of the mercantile community are
the city, and business very quiet COTTON Is
held fruy with reduced stock FLOUR but little in
oured after for Shipment and the only sales reported
800 bbs mixed Western at S46 24 300 bbls good brands
Pennsylvsnis at s. 2 and fresh ground extra at
81 IS y bbl The sales for city consumption are limited
within the SDge of the quotations. In RYE FLOUR
and CORN MEAL nothing doing.
There is a moderate amount Of WHEAT Offering sales OF
1900 bush prime Pennsylvania Red at % cts There Is no
RYE here Corn dull 500 bush Yellow sold at 81 cts
afioat OATS but few Offering cargo Of Delaware sold
at 43 cts which advance and Pennyva at Ala 6c
WHISKY higher 500 bbs sold at % and second hand
packages ~ Hhds sell at 22022 cts and are scarce
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specially to the unring and successful efforts Of your
Treasurer II there be any merit Ia ha issue they are
entitled to the fullest need OF praise from you feel
grateful 90 them for tie support they bave given me- 10
The discharge Il class OF duties which snnurh they
ney have brough, the President prominently De.
fore the BODY OF Stockholders could have been
siactoihy performed without their cO5perti "a and all
For myself, esim no oh-r merit than thar Of htvins
endeayored to discharge the duties devolvei upo1
according 10 The best Of my ability wha single eye
10 your nter 81 To sou. and TO those WHO have
interests in charge commit them in the hope that
they will be safely and properly protected Bat il should
be borne 10 mind that an enterprise of this character
however meIil0rious In itself cannot be permanently
vigilance devoted labsr and unTemitted attention to
the economy Of its administration That these will be
attended with eminent success cannot doubt without
them, the beet and most promising enterprise will prove
q ftilure
sm. respectfully your obei.ea, servant.
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TAdNeTtIsefnehtI
RICU PARTISAN MANTILLAs.-We have


been requested call the attention of the ladies to new
ano elegant Of rich Msntss Of the best Partisan
manufacture, recently imported by s. NJ. TowLE, OF
Columbian Hal No 28l Grand ST. comprising all the styles
acknowledged the Partisan mode The assortment con-
sss Of twenty different patterns each style peculiar
TO the production Of those srss celebrated for their taste
In the manufacture OF Mantas among which be found
$50 rch black plain and wsteec heavy fringe, with extra
trimmings from 81 S. unequaed by any article in this
City Aso l,o0o very neh Fringe and Lace Trimmings
very superior article, from s. to S. such usually sold
" and $40 Ladies will make note OF this II they wish
20 purchase a Mantilla-
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DIEn.

on Tuesday Juy D. short illness Mrs. FRANCES p. 81
JOHN the Benz G. john tie dsth Of
friends and acquaintance OF the family respectfully
questes attend her funeral this ,Fudsy) afternoon O'Clock
late residence, No Hudson place, West 3fh St,
tween ggh and l0thays
- Beduner, - j. July :, Nv GEORGE SCHENCR pastor
ct the Reformed Dutch ChuTch that place. and OF the late
Atm a.. Schenck. o. Fi-hAlH. y \.
July Mrs. HARRIET, samuel F. Lord and laughter OF
The late Bowles Colsae, al Of ihIs city.
A. sing sur, July :. RICHARD U. NOuIS, Esq. for
years prominent member The Bar OF p eleser County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-09
DIaPkets....By Tele0rdJh.

CHARLFsTcN, July 6-CoTToN sales to-day were to lint
ted extent al prices ranging from u III The market
shows advance OF more, pa cuarly on fair quall'
ties 49,.
= NEw.ORLEANs July 5.-CoTTON-Sales to-day, 400 bales
at 9dc FLOUR is dull s. 10 for Ohio. Rio COFFEE
sells at 8lc BACON Shoulders &c and extra HANS llG2c
NEW ORLEANS July Sour CoTfoN market IS very dull
ard prices are ire gular.