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Fo. Hamliron l.ots at Aucsion.-We vivian

Cled,
On Tuesday, Angupt 16, CLisDE daughter OF CARL and
Anna Gross sged year and IL days
The relatives and friends Of tue fsmily are respect
fally invited to atteod her funeral THU Aferaooa
at two O'Clock. from the rssdeIce Of her pxreats No
62h Bo~sry. Her remains will 90 taken 70 Green wood
for lnfrrmept
On Wednesday, August II, MARTHA, wife OF David N.
Murray, in the $50 year of her age
fhe friends AID acquantsDces Of the family are invited
to attend TIE uDera this afternoon, attwo ociock from
No 43 Mott street.
Troy srd Aioany papers please copy.
In This city. Oh Wednesday, August17, Inward WAL
WORTH OF Ed saEd A. and Edna M. Price, aged year
TIE friends o, the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residences Of his GRANDPA Their K
Pasti.on, No IA Rv,pgon street. This af,ernoon at
two O'Clock Without further invitation
On Wednesday August II, Mr. WILLIAM LEE in the 49th
year Of his after long and tedious illness, which
he bore with Chrh tan for isuds
His friends sid scqusuaDces respectfully iovIted
from No lo2 Thirteen tn sre.t, without further notice.
On WedL.sosy, July H. WILLIAM Cox, aged 70 years,
formerly Of the finn of Cox 4 White
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to a.
tend his funeral to afternoon three O'Clock,
from the residence Of his son ia hs, Thomas j. Dun
his No. los East Forty eighth treet near Third aveoue
PouRhkeeptle pace please copy
On Saturday. August H. after short ilaess IDA,
eldest child Of William and Julia Evertt In the Sd
The remaios were inferred in Trinity Cemetery.
In hooslyn, on Wednesday, August II, THOMAS Con-
His tfi-pds and acquaintanees, and brother in Ia v
cbael Fitzgerald. sno family and his mosssr ia
Law. Catbariie Fitzgerald, and family respectfully
invited to attend tue funeral this afternoon. Ut thrSs
O'Clock from No Franklin place. of Pearl street,
Brooklyn
A. Port Jervis Orange county on Wednesday, August
IL AUGUSTA daughter Of l. sac and Marcy Wo,d aged
y and months.
Al Scarsea]e westcnestsr county Tuesday, august
g. after protractsd illness, MARCUS TALBOT aged Al
ytsrA
AT Montgomery. Alabama, on Sunday. August "a on
hir way home from New Orleans JOHN C1ARA f, for
nery Of Boston, Massachusetts and late merchant Of
this ciV.
In New Orleans on Thursday, Angus. IL of the pre-.
vailirg epidemic Captain J. HAGEDoRS, Of chip West
minster of New York
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Degusrrcotypcs for One shnling.-accs q
Co., the original celebrated q cent portrait makars have
completed for taking pictures for
rainy days ooy Thew do this the people what
can be done $40 pictures daily in good and bad
weather. No. 29 Broadway.
Meade Brothers Coiored Daguer aeotypes -
There popular and magnificent plot coord equal
the .ory miniature by process sroust from Eurses BY
cts just received Artists and importers 23 Broadway,
and n illiamsbuIg, l. i.
FO.t Hamilton Lots At Auction wish
to ind readers that the sale Of
desirable and valuable lots at Fort Hamilton
has been In of the storm yesterday
the hrst fair day the ground by ABEarH COLAY,
auctonser This property beautifully tus, ed 10 the vi
entity Of the United lands aud the Hamilton
paIs will be spared to ornament and bsantiy the
grounds The OF sale easy title
lhle Of which printec abstract will furnished to every
purchaser Of charge Steamboats, will pier
North river ut 10 and IL o'clock M and o'clock NJ
1ch FREQ Of charge and hogrs phio be OBJ
tanned applying to the auction ser, 40 Wall street.
Fall Fash lon Hats Wa. nOcks, Halters,
No go Rronnway Irving House will Introduce Fall
fashions fer Gentlemens Hats. Friday, august 49,
Green Tu, tie Soup TO-D.y, 81 esh and Very
fine at BAYARD's No. s State street
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tie experienced oeust faw seconds with tle or n,
pain Something's with scarcely the loss drop Of blood
Dr. Powell haze operate IN hundreds of and
failed single anstance to the dsformty and re-
store vision Ir fOWbLI be consulted on All the
o. the and ear 1t lis cfa 02 from
0 60 O'Clock dpily.
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MOuLTON, PLINP1ON, WILLIAMS CO.. IMPORT.
AVA ers ard obbers Of dry goods at net cash pricss No
Nesey and No Barclay streets directly of the
House Beg nyit. the buyers
TO their allied stock Of goods when OFFER
ing In the beautiful warehouse hc thoy have lately
moved. Their stock OF goods the
the country end s subd,vded into a.partm each
having y and system accounts
distinct tho Thus this establish presepts
the Of dt ct End with All
the ate ton and in each usually
pended upon ordinary store.
Their stock number 10 upon all goods, and by
which numbers they char sed thus COM
blls and they all mud ttst the
price, ard that the firm act the marin xhat Ono
mans dollar 10 as good as snothers"
THE DEPARTMENTS ARE A. FOLLOWS
Print and bingham department iocard hvst door.
lress goods department located IN the first door.
Wootn goods and meme located ON the
first floor.
Domestic goods department located ~ the Basement
White goods and embroidery department located The
Hosiery glove department, located ON the second
story.
Small wares Department. generally termed Yankee No
tons located on the second story.
Tie manager Of each sersrtm' IL Interested
turns OF HE particular
Of Offering leacing stylee 81 rods
to sell others not Il er2irev
avoided this sol every ssyis 81 eoods
extremely cheap. -
TO parties OF known " they are nrsparsd "a
grant time by adding the seven cent
snnun and tskny their paper pay sblc q Abe bsnk
banker, or commission house OF the drawers
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DEAR SR-we take great pleasure in bea'ng our testi
connection with others wboss experience
railway sSils has perhaps been greater than
superiority Of the featured your establish
those Of any we have any
kns.ledgs That they are superior in great many re-
dent upon the New York and New haven Railroad the
facs Of which have been fully discussed by the pub aud
had IL not been for the strength OF the
baggage car ufactured by all who 10 IL at the
time o. the a. cdent alluded have met With
an untDely end This being firm belief submit the
Aho 'acts 70 your special Doice Believing that you
something sting this
remain eesr sir, your obedient servants,
r. Den Ms, Conductor N Y 4 N Fl. RR.
n. HARRINGTON, BsggAgeman ". Y. h d. E. Line.
To OsGooD BR ADLEY, ESQ bOrcester Mass.
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THE FTREMEN.


MAZkPPA ENGINE COMPANY NO. SAT MEET
I ing Of the above company, held Monday evening
10Th inst the following act taken In memory
deceased men her, M Peter Kehoe who died sunday,
Auaust IA 1861
Resolved That letter Of coincidence together with the
following resolutions, be transmitted to his bereaved
family
Resolved That his death deeply lament the
whf o mber, respected associate, es-
teemed n friend and, q man, loved and homo ed
Resolved That with his wife AMI relatives deeply
sympatbizs; husband he kind aud indusent;
friend, upright, honest and constant.
Resolved That, as member of company, and the
successful Efforts he rendered in it, formation merits
the abe in which he his
duty ber endsared him 20 the company to the
fire departn ent. In behalf of the Company,
John q. Myers George Thompson, George Barnes Com.
nittee. PEIER J. HENRY, ForemA An.
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snofnIn. Cancer. nheun ..lsm. &c -Iyatt,s

ne halsam is q most ee'tain remedy for these terrible
d'essfcs You No suffering tho tort uring pains
remsnbet that few Of this powerful yet pic
compound, witt sfu,d rt4in relief Thousands of casos
ave been cared and ppbiieh,G in tho Sun Her aid aud
other Papers Those certbcate ars from vel Known cit
Tehs Wiz Gan hd md nsnlted atnny hour Circulars
those ats L lad at The principal de-
pot No 26 Grand street. seventy cents per bottle.
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TIE rUaF.

CARAToGA RAcRs.-A PURSE OF 500 MILE HEATS
~ best three IN five, TO WAGONS o. fflity augus ~ 81
"a O'clock W. NJ woodruff nance b. N, Flora pempla
b. j. Nodinc, names b. h, Sentre,Lle
g. Il. sTAURING proSyletoy
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.

pEHSONAL-
IMPORTATION WANTED. THE UNDERSIGNED,
/ Patrick SweeDy Pine Grove, Schuylkl couuty,
Fenns,lvsnA 4 very much in distress he written
letters to his sister Catharine Sweeny single woman,
and hiss not heard Of her November 1852 lie would
be thankful to have some Information from her
PATRICK SWEENY. .
Pine Grove, sohuylkll county, Penn. aug. l3, 1851
INFORMATION WANTED-Of JOIN MAGHER, by
his broth Timothy Ms.her lie let Piermont for Me-
ork last May and has not been heard Of by him dnce
IL he lett New York with in the
coppvy ANY information Of him will be thsasfuly re
van, spruce street. Piermont
IF MR.. JAMES BRIO, BOSS MASON, OR ARCH
contractor railroads, and who went to Scosnd in
.h packet shio Columbia to fetch his brothers aud
visit his moth the 10th OF August 1851 this ha
viii confer favor by ssnang HIS address to- calling
the Key port N. J. Post Office.
KTOTICE-1F MR. GE0KuE RIDER PLUMBER, WILL
IN call at " b. Palmers Advertising Agency tribune
Buildings New York lie will receivs letter
address OF gentleman who give him any information
respecting his brother In Valparaiso.
TIN LADY WHO Re COGNIZEO AN OLD ACQUAINT-
at the crystal Palace, Monday after Don, will
confer great favor by sending her aa.res stating
where interview can be had Please address G. e. City
Post Once.
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ENAMELLED Cottage FURNITURE SOUTHERN
~ dealers ~hi md complete assortnsns Of beaded
fieh Pcss open cottage AID other styles a. A
THEWS SIACY'S 525 Rroat ~sy, corner OF Spring
street Those who have the sst Ne 80 elaes d. Crys
tai Palace, knowhow sheir furniture Is finished.
NNAMEJLED MISUNDERSTANDING COMPLETED
IL nscliDtry an non enabled - oher some tho
Iickottf splendid suitcs we'll tho
cheapest offered In this market 1t Wholesale
tail WhkRkN WARD, No IA Grand street, ono block
cast Of Broadway.
UNsMELLEo AND COTTAGE FUHNIryRE-TuE
II eub. crib.rs invite che attention OF to hsr
stock fashionable aoa durable chambt ruits SgJ
tpasrd facoIN n1a saisrao No ~ bits street three
west ot broadway Dealr shpp sni che trade
supplied on liberal ierms. HAkWtcK TURNER.
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Female Sc cncshenlng Syrnp.-7'he e,re.tc.t

remedy the world fer female obstructions
ARD ali distases peculiar 30 females No lady skoud be
without IT, at any period powerful YET
pre- peeve 70 lad Rt the New York Family
A. or al l.r,ud tgaN
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THE LECTURE SEASON

DHRENOLOGY DIR. Kendall, LECTURER ON
and practitioner Of the above SCIENCE has removed hi
ofhee Broadway Persons de-iro of procur *
donea ion of the talents aed abilities Of
ami aton with complete chart of the head 90 cents
Off ce hours from GA till 9P n N BIN EDITION ia
without further charge the Doctor
gives such advice rs each particular requires.
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CRYSTAL PALACE,

A SSOCIATION FOR THE EXHIRITION OF THE IN.
IA dusry Of all Nations Uhice of the General supern
int.nasnt Crystal Palace New York. August ~ 1855
Exhibitors Of models aud maohnery are noned that tho
achio arcade ready receive their
requested 70 FIJI the allotted early
possible Space not oo b. the drst OF Sc viii
be considered abando,c co. aud new aotmsht made. By
order OF the General SUP pteLdeIt.
JOSEfH E. HOLMES. Director Of Machinery.
SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE
y July 10 1853
The public respectfully infor that tho Crystal
Palace 10 openevrry oay Sundays extepsed between
the of O'Clock NJ, o'clock Pm, until fur
thsr notice.
s,n5lo - 1919
Season nosets ~ dollars
Tickets aeming the older until LIST of October dollars
Tickets bc purchased at the entrs to che Crystal
Pslscs, st the music store of VIM Hall son. No. 23
Broadway, cor.cr OF Park place.
JOHN II. BATCHELDER,
Secretary OF the suPerintendents,
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ely Of all na.iona
OyTIcE No. E3 BROADWAY. NEW YoRx,(
10 1853
Notice hereby given that the Board Of Dire
resolved to issue the residue capital
plated by the charter Of the association aud chat this
remaining hs usand shares win hsdstr,busd in the
proportion of every four old shares ids
Regarding fractions TO the appearing such
books of the Corpora Tuesday the 23d inst
81 o'clock provided tnat before the 2th they
pay hundred dollars upon each Of the said addition Il
shares The transfer books will DO closed from IL Of tho
JOS. B COLLINS. Treasurer
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SKETCHES OF LECTURES
The City and the Country.


One Of the largest audiences we have seen
within the Tabernacle during he present lecture season.
lss; evening aled tha large building almost TO replenon
On the occasion OF the delivery ofthe ElevenhLecureO Of
the Peoples Course, by Rev. E II Chaplin, o. this City
On making Is appearance at the rostTm the eloquent
lecturer very warmly received. NJ. c. said Al
most The rst thing hat into my MAD Ia reVOlV
ius the subject 20 which nov invite Jour attention.
was that Oh fable Of the IOWA aud Country mouse,
in which the eoairsst = 50 hUmoousy trIwa between
tie solcfOus Hospitality OF the later, and ths cool i'm
pEdence with whia rs erieuresa friend wonders how
he can waste his time il such miserable toad in
the hole lie ard then tina, grand spread
A,nong ivory carvings and crimson eouehss,
where thing and another spells al the sport man
irru6ed the dgs rushed H. and every particular hair
Of tie poor rustes xh.kers kept shiVerg VITA terror
until be got back where be could El5ble his barley
straw cheese paings withou, anxiety nolestafoa.
Al ihis did very well FOR The times Of EsOp and for
sons thousands Of years after him bui hardly 90
pSrtinen; now when the world hss taken jump Of
centuries ard he Country and the City ar. 50 mEed
thai hares Ill ut hiri Of the pasture IN the butter
and few 2rsins lees Of chalk IN the nllk while a.
meet every village has thrown Of IL small clothes snd
fsshes Cut In sd the p.raphernAs Of young resroPo-
lie the Armer gets his parcel snd bis morning paper
wEle the dew il on the grass, AID the eli
izen. bsf5re be can stzighten he vertebr1,
Is whring along the banks Of tic Asrinlae, or ghdng
through TIE Highlands Of the Hudson, ard Mount
Washington might well be advertised IS cool, 'ran'
Gull ,Gburb within short ride Of TIE City Hal and
WsILsL (LauesE Nevertheless such distinctions
IS do yaexs; between these two conditions Of he nay
s=ord Us sorae profitable not profound reaeetioas
BAD yoc rather I've in tie Country CT n ne Ciy
u one Of Ihose stop questions, wEica 80 happily relieve
the lsnguor Of Conversation Buf also Involves oae
Of those matters Q. taste sbOGs which there z NJ dis
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived from NewYork a. Universe. a. Liverpool 81,
Moulton at Gravesepd; Northumberland and American
Congress (s) At Liverpool; 81, ErnsiieI a. Hall Isl,
Mngdaleua, 81 Bremen.
Arrived ffon Nsw-Orcaos 81. Corneha SoutheTner, and
Annapolis at Liverpool.
Arrived from Ssvaraah s., r. X. Page at Liverpool
Sailed for ~ YORK ID Prince Albert ffon Portsmouth
ORIENT MsshOw Colombia Liyerpool Ears2s and Anna
from Shields CoTinthisn from do; Hope from Cszsi6
Ssil,G for Bostoa "a Atlantic, irom Gavesend
Sailed Pilephs ID stnr Cry IT Manchester, from
Lv.rpool.
Sailed COR Mobile ~, Dnhlin, from the Clyde.
Arrived from 81. John, y. E., Jan. -, Mary Mac.
Al Warren Point Slst alt, Majestic, At Bclf.st
Feb ,Suacen at LIVERPOOL; "a Phetes Al Qasensogr.
Sailed for do, Middleton, from Liverpool
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ENGLAND.

Excepting few miscellaneous items we have
nothing II interest TO report politics and general news
being alike dull.
Reform Banquet was held at Manchester
IN The I'd inst George WILSON in the Chair. Messrs.
Miner Gibson Golden BrcthertOn, Haywood, Bright
and other Members Of Parliament were present Mr.
Golden in the course OF a speech, declared that no
would bet 10 600 against shilling week subscrip IN
10 the Manchester nrGTy hat the French would ver
attempt 20 invade Britain Mr. Brotherton has taken
The bet and bound Mr. Golden IN legal obligations
TO the amount Of 4 10000
There is a talk of Establishing Naval Mi
lila
The loan, guaranteed by Government, for the
West Indie Isands, via $4,000 for 81. Lucla, $4,000
Tor Jamaica RscO00 for Guinea aud $4,000 for Trni-
dad has been taken by the Atlas Insurance Company
ofIondon Of an average OF $50 1872 = 4lO.
Prizes, the Corn Exchange forger, has been
sentenced 10 transportation for life
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xxxIIp CONGRESS. sroOsD srsslO,
SENATE. =. WASHINGTON. r

SENATE. WASHINGTON. Feb II, 1859
Various petitions were presented.
Mr.. BRopHSAD presented memorial in r.
yer Of . suspension OF the steamboat law
Mr.. USpxRwooD reported bill for the relief
of SophiA Kerby He said Der husband was soldier Of
the revolution and died in December las, over 20 years
OF age He received pension Of s12 year lie said
these parties had Is children, l35 grand children and
$40 great grand children making in al ass descendants
dur nc his life lie asked the Senate 70 DO the set
Of kindness-to give this old lady 90 years Of age s0
Sysar for the balance Of her he
Cries of agreed" agreed
The bill was taken up.
Mr.. BoRLASp said 500 was noe enough. He
moved to make IL slo0 year.
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LiyerpOol Produce Market.

Prom Dennsoun6 Cos Crcalar.
AsfEs ore in limited demszd and sales have bsen made
at 26isdN for Pots, and Ti6d28i for Pearls.
RESIN sales have been 600 bis Ameri-
can, at5i6 y cwt
TURPEsTlsE-A parcel has been sold at II Y cwt but
higher prices demanded
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE has improved in pdces and nav
lie quoted at 81 ass y cwt
TALLow-The market is dull. It's selling at 45l66f59
A. cwt.
LARp-Nothing doing and prices without change.
OLs-A moderate business has been done in Palm Oh
t5Sd435 lOi y tun. Rape OIL IA in good demand At io a.
A. Pcwt
RIcE-Little doing and prices steady.
DyEwooDs-1he sales have been small viz: 100 TINS ST.
Domingo Loswood al IS un and parcel Of Cuba Fustic
NJ 90 ISL y tun
In TEA lArge bufiness doing.
CogFEG-The sales have been moderate.
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There secms 70 be no limits to the EmperOr's

There seems 20 DC no hunts 10 the EuiperoT
proiuseneas Among other things he proposes parcass
log on, of his private funds diamond nee Saee worth
10000 frsncs and which the Empress declined TO re-
seve from the City OF Paris He proposes to build
palace IT they say one in each Of the prin
opal France and inside St each alternately COM
nencine next summer, with Versailles, whore, on ac-
count o, the expense no Sovereign has resided since
Louis NV.
The coronation Of the Emperor and En-
press win take place in May next IL not sooner.
CONGRATULATIONS continued 70 flow in from the
Departments and many horrible poetic illusions. in Gel
ehfaiop OF the nuptiSls have been published.
The opinion is universal that the Ministry
will be 20 ar modified that of the present Cabinet only
N Ducat Minister of Marine. end NJ Fould Minister Of
State will remain. The charges were looked Tor ON
ne day the steamer sailed
A letter purporting to De froln Gen. Changsr'
nsr expressing his opinion that European war 10 IN
evable has been ciIculsied in Lesnint ciTcies bat
in authenticity is question able
The Emperor has bestowed a tirst-class
medal on Jean Doase, OF Newfoundland Tor saving the
hives OF several French sailors
The London Morning Advertiser SAYS that a
rscketof eighty letters has been stolen from the Eper
erspriyste appointment Suspicion rested on Mrs Now
ard and the letters which mplcats the first men in
France ere thought be in the possession OF the Or
leans Princes s3ooo francs are offered tor their ~
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TURKEY.

Although then accounts ere contra lictory,
enough trsnspire through fhe Dsmatan papers 70 show
II fighting IL going 90, end with the atrociy Of Tlrk
ish warfare Prince Daniel pays for every Tirs head
brought In.
Inanight attack on Omar Paeha, the noun
tsineers took 60 borses, and 300 heads.
Up to the 18th ult., the MOntenegrins were
victorious IN the South and East but very bard
pressed In the North The odds against them TOO
great 70 permit Of hope of their utmste s1c,ess.
Austria has given permission 70 all u1armsi
fugitives from Monteneoto the frontiers into
Austria.
Abd-elKader has had a private interview
with the Sultan.
Tie latest intelligence states that the Turk
sb troops had entered Montenegro by tie defe Of Os
uogta
From Germany, Spain and other parts of the
Continent the news 10 unimportant
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
AT HALIFAX.
COTTON ADVANCED
DREADsTUrFS DULL.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, HALIFAX.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, HALIFAX
Thursday, Feb. IL, 1854 : =
The Royal Mail Steamship America arrived
here at 81 o'clock this morning, having left Liverpool
a4I Y. M. on the 5th inst
She brings IS passengers, 10 being for Hall
tax
The Collins steamship Pacific, from New
York on the 22d January arrived out at Liverpool at
IA NJ on the 4th inst, having been detained of the
port about ~ hours by thick fog
Cotton has advanced eth. Breadstuifs, dull
and lower Other articles generally unchanged.
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JB Gibbs Jr ard lady, Mr. Kingston, LADY and infant
Mrs !. Marshall Miss fsncis Mr.. Humphreys aud lady
Can't Whtns lady, and children Mrs J. w. IcLesa-
Geo Cook and lady John Ho5gson and lady James c. o.
den, Mr. Lilly, Mr. Marchsnd z Abrshal T. Il. HllAId,
Thos Carleton, Geo. Whitman. w. Banks, J. r. Trupi,
MIR IAppoge, John Allen Mr. Cameron, w Rondfoot, Mr.
HuTd Mr. Williamson, Mr. EmmOns and lady. Mr. Day
aud LADY, Jas Stevenson, Wright Charles irving John
Hoss John s Adams Nesss frooan, Phillips DGyuesai-
lit Jamea Fullerton. j. McCullouEh, Jas Hickey
For HalVar- Capt Mckenzie, Mr.. Anssn, Mr.. Heath
cock b. Crisbi Jacob C. Kelly, Philip UoIien, Caps r.
CAV John laraine. Jr. Mr. Hutton, Capt. CreeEAr
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

Prom D-.as.oEn 4 Co. Circusr.
Our market continued active sad b1oysut ths early
part Of TIC week with daily sienng pcas Since Wednes-
day there has been lees animation bGI prcss sustained
tT market cosDg quietly at about N in ADVANCE most
descriptions The weeks sees 65,l2) bales iDclling
1890 on SPECULATION, and 1890 for export To-day, I'm
day since the receipt Of the letters per Psfc
keis have agan become animated and the sales 2o9
bales one-hslf speculation az very full prices We
quote Fair Orleans 81 6l Middling do ~ Fair Mobile
lel mid6lng 6o 10 Fair Uplsnas, i6! Mddlng d.,
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t,ouiOu Markets.

fFom Harnf Bfotheff Crcusr
The Colonial and Foreign Produce Market has quiet
tGoughout the week but for SUGAR has bee aood
demand as also for CoTTos, which IL 3D. d-srer.
BREApSTUyFs dull. Wheat az, and Flour u cheaper
CoFrEE IN quite limited inmsnd, but hodershrm
TEA Quiet. Common Congous duli at lO!d.
TURpENTISEA lot sOld at IA Spirits American, ia
second bands IL held % 90 AGO..
lRoN very quiet and makers disposed 20 effect sales
A. 40 l5 for Bars and 80 s for Rails free board in
Wales.
TALLow duh at 1876.