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ormcE-No. ii, DEADERrcK STREET.
qfF wrEEI.y Tr,yIOy 4Nn A,lFRIcAN ls f,,nishe,T
8. II. CUHREY, --5ss
Undertaker and ColFin.mal,er,

Co2ege street, 10. -, opposite Ssraases HHGss
ID ESS leave TO inform his friends and the public
generally that he has opened a regular C0f-szzz1n
lin oom and having bought the rigf Cor manufacturing
aud selling Middle Tennessee, i7s Patent IndistTuet
ibe Alright and Arexhasied Burial Cases the best
in for preserving the corps he viii keep supply
of ien constantly hand together with assortment OF
all kinds o covered and wood Collins He IS prepared TO
furnish good Helrses and any number Of Hacks that may
be wanted also shrouds Of every description made in the
best STYLE together with every equpage necessary for npe
rails Al eegphic dispatches orders from Steamboats,
and Railroads, or from the surrounding country vii be
promptly attended to. Particular attention paid 10 pre-
pairing aud encasng bodies for transportation All orders
left al his Furniture and Coffin Rooms promptly attended
To- bothnightand dayle viii give hfs personal attention
toall funerals Charges moderate.
.t J. IL. CURREY.
n B.-Farniture and Mattresses Of every description
made order and of the best materials and waraned also
furniture repaired in the best style and with dispatch
aue-T 6 AZ J. IT, c. .-r
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"AVANA CIGARS.-We have this day TeceTs ed
10000 Superior Regaia londre and PTensados gars,
10 which we invite the attention of smokers.
iuly 80 y. r. & JIXON.
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MAKE YOUR OWN PRESERVES Just re.
vi celved small lot of fine Sugar suitable for resery
ING purposes june30 r. J. NJ X0N.
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VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale his residence
Spring Church Street. with the furniture if desired
Terms made known on application 10
r. C. FOSTER, Sd.
Or IN my absenceto G. NJ. F0GG.
une lift e.-.H-
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Hrsrsvrr1r .Iannarr 1o 1o5o

Physicians requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied will sustain the character give it in this
publication. ,a' Gai 4li a.-tt ---'
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CAUTION TO GINNERs OF COTTON.


YTNHE undersigned dealers in and manufacturers of Cot
ton hereby give notice to all persons offering Cotton TO
them for sale that it must be packed in such manner that
the samples drawn from the edges Of the bale Will fairly rep
resent tie quality and condition Of the whole bale; oher
wise they will claim from the seller owner as damages,
the difference between the actual worth at the time the TACT
is ascertanei, and the original cost with all expenses IN
CURED previous to detection and the cost OF returning the
cotton-shOuld it be returned And furthermore that
will whenever papable of fraud packing eotto1is
detected the to be published in the papers OF
this city, with the of the seller, and ginner
The undersigned compelled 10 this by the re
quent cases OF fraud detected in aier and fly packing
cotton-resung frequently in heavy losses to the owner
and will if continued lower the character Of Nashville Cot
ton and thereby njure those who pack cotton honestly
ANDREW ALLISON, Agent,
..H Tenn Manufacturing Co, Lebanon
CHEATHAM, WATSON CO:I
OF Sycamore Mills.
JOHNSON * WEAF Err I.
| J. 4 r. YEATMAN. 81
DEERY BROTHERS. . o. I'd
AIisonia Manufacturing Co
WV r. ARMISTEAD& & co.
I'- A. HAMILTON.
JOHNSON 4 SMITH. -
GEORGE CROCKETT ....- .-.l
-s.- JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
i A. MeALISTER It co.
p E. BOONE.
HENRY T. YEATAAN.
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...t.T HUNTSVILLE, January y, 1852.
DR. BLEDSoE:I take the liberty and fell it TO ke my duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as very
seperor medicine Ny son. aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia and diar-
rheawhen having almost despared of his recovery con-
cuded to try your Alternative two bottles of which, believe
entirely cured him. MICAJAH CAYCE.
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DARTICULAR NoTICE.-0r accounts being
small aud pqeat many OF them not worth the trouble
Of collecting we have this day closed our Books, and will
hereafter do business entirely for CASH Persons wishing
as.
Persons having claims against wipease present them
for payment and those indebted will please call and pay up
augA " NAON'
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Office in MoConbs' New Building, on Cherry Street,
49, B,firgT Ieliey5ck and Ghi1B.
darlA l-7on, RRsInFNCe-SRWASEE.
NOR SALE OR RF.NT.-A new Frame House just
T. completed with rooms. well pllstered and pa
perel Situated Church street. IN Hines addition TO
Nashville The said house is ab1n four hundred yards
the Female Academy and will be sodon reasonable
terms.
For further particulars enquire Of r. L. Crenshaw, or
auVlS w. ID. ROBERTSON NJ I4emure ST.
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hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.J
n Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced Oeeve
lower than have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and alter trying the pescrponso many Physicians in this
as weiias other countries without relief be finally succeeded
with preparation of his in being restored to good
health. ~, ..+a.-..- NJ. GABBERT NJ D. ~
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REMONA l..
THE TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY
TAVE removed their Office 10 the West side Of the Pub
| lie Square the Planters Rank over the Office 0f
D. Pearl a Co. augIo-.m.
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JAMES D. LEHMER, .:.r-
Produce and General Commission Merchant,
CISCINN A,I,I OHIO u -

DRONPTatteution given to the sale ofCOTTON DRIED
L FRUIT, FEATHERS, GINSENG, BEESWAX BE-
&c upon which advances viii be made if required Il e
- Orders promptly filled for Cincinnati Maaa aEaeures
Flour Whisky, &c, &e
- Agent for the sale ofSar and Taow Candies Sale
ratus Poi and Pearl Ash, and Lard Oil which vii be fur
nished at forrest market rates aDiiloH Cou,lission
iul lrS .e-,yoyo
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CARRIAGES.

WE have just received two extra Family Car-
w riages.
ALSO-A shipment Of fine RuggicS and Roca-
ways. For sale by w. IL GORDONS co.
Nashville. August 26, 1853.
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MORE NEW pIANOEs.

WE have received by recent arrivals nine
w more ofth0se unrivalled PIANOs madet4=zezl5s
bvJ. b. Durham and ADAM Stodart K Co., off 3 ! II
various styles and sizes which will be sold very low tor
cash good notes drawing interest and warranted TO give
satisfaction IN every respect
apr29 w. IL. GREENElhlD CO.
NOTICE. l am closing up my business with view Of
' permanently Withdrawing. Many persons are indebt-
ed 10 me bv note and account for yeus and hope
they Will cill and pay up without further delay ouble
have removed my Books and Papers 10 the room ad.
oining Messrs. W II. Gordon 4 Co.
anr IA NAM SEAl.
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CEOTHING DEPOT!-The

DOYsS CLOTHING DiiPOT!LThe subscribers
have the most extensive and varied assortment Of
Clothing for Bows from l6 oeed for sale in the
Union Orders for Gentemens Clothing filed at the short
e>tnotiCe. .-
Persons purchasing Clothing at this establishment, have
the privilege Of changing them if they dono; suit
y. 4. HOlT BRO.
S. W. corner ofChestnut and 1Ost, Philadelphia
A. ~ -1v
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DRUGS, &C.
pR. BLEpsoEs ALTERATIVE cOMpouNn

The Rsaeyoeer al Remedies for the DiseasesQ Q kte Lavs,
Dgspepsa Ealaegsieat and HlfqnsatioR Of he Sgsss
Hsar5ayas C5lic fEctaleace PILES C5nstsrprtiogs al
Diseases of the B0sceIs, and SNet sedss arise from
dsordeyd stale of The ,Stoasaeh Liper Boscsls a.
Scrofaa and Sores Of dag Kind For GeReral Debility
from aeiGt ladies f;eq9sy suffer, there IS not a.
q e5eal In the spho9s Adterid As.lica. ,r.
NiAE inventor of this preparation for three years
Il completely Frustrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liver that he frequently for weeks at time unable
raise himself from his bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and in Europe but in vain his pronounced
hopeless BY thousands and it accident that he sue
eeeded in curing himself Since he has been pactcng med
icne, his in such has been unrvaed He
has been of the ncreduy Of the public and
queny said nothing through the press of his own case
until the character of the medicine fully established
by its success shown By the certificates which have
advertised. .e M 10 viHassts - tEal
suboin the certi6cse Of Prof NJ GABBERr of Memphis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering. -.-.,--.,f ~.
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TENNESSEE BAPTIST FENALE TNsrTTu
MuRFRFrsnoRo. rFNN-

MURFEEESBoBo, TENN. ... .r...
TIME next Of the Tennessee Baptist Female Institute
viii commence on Monday. Sept. p lsl2.
The teachers recently of the Nashville Female Iuitne
will make every effort 10 10 those entrusted their
charge thorough aud iulcouS education auI would be
pleased 10 receive The patronage Of their former friends.
Information NAV be obtained Of
Rev JOS II. EATON, d. D.. Pres't Board Trusts
JAS +. FLETCHER, Esq, Secretary.
iuy2G-Sm cod or OF the Teachers.
NTOTICF.---fhc Stockholders OF the Nashville aud
Northwestern .ilroad Company requested 10 meet
at Nashville on the lst Monday in Sept ls53 for the pur
pose of electng Board of Directors sucIency of stock
having been obtained to organize
THOMAS HARDING,
iuly2O Chairman.
. 5. WmLIAMS-Agen for John Williams, New
-. Orleans will make liberal cash advances on Produce
for shipment p9l4
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NO. .5,
THE LATEST STYLE BUGGIES, BAROUCHES
ROCKAWAYS AND FAMILY CARRIAGES.
r55g- Take PARTICULAR NOTICE that c5s-HR
Stout's Coach Shop is on CLARK STREET g.355--
julyl9 lKA A. STOUT.
-1,o,,.S I1oDcv NELSON WALKER,
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-07-25
Penn Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY o
Philadelphia.
100000

4 GENT for Washington ID. c.. JAMES J. MIL
"a LER, Office over Banking house of ;cden,
Withers, & Go.
Medical Examiner: DIR. j. NJ. AUSTIN, street,
near 10th street. jy 23-lm
EODEY'S LAtY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST, AT
~ JOE SIfILLiNGTON'S
WILD OATS SOWN ABROAD, by a Gentleman
OF Leisure
OLD NEiGHBORHOODS AND NEW SETTLE
MENTsS, by Mrs. Southworh
BRAlTHWATTE'S RETROSPECT. for July
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, for July
FRESH LEAVES from Fanny's Portfolio
Everything III the Cheap Publication and Station
cry line at Joe SIIILLINGTUN'S,
~ 22-3tdf CdeOn Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
By E. N. sTRATToN, Auctioneer,

ID penn crenue, south side near l0th sfrea.D
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION-On
TUESDAY, July 18th, at O'Clock p. m, on the
premises, shall sell at public auction the following
described valuable property, viz: Lot No. j, in
square No. Isl, with all the Improvements, consist
ing OF a large Brick Dwelling, containing twelve
apartments, with a large frame Stable, and other
conveniences, for q gcnteJ family residence. Also,
a new two story Brick Building, calculated for a
country Produce and Grocery business, being upon
the main road leading 10 BladensbuV. The whole
premises contain 10 3is square feet fronting le0 feet
more or less on Maryland avenue, (soush front) by
100 feet on Sd street east.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER.
The north part Of Lot 10, fronting IS feet On 81 ST.,
east with depth of 100 feet and the south part Of
same lot, fronting % feet inches by l64 feet inc
Deep
The sale Of the property will be absolute, and A.
fords opportunity for Capitalists persons de-
sirous of securing valuable private residence and
business stand.
Terms One-fourth cash; the residue In equal in
stalments at SIX, twelve and eighteen mouths with
interest, secured by deed of trust.
ConveyanciDg at the expense Of purchaser.
iy 20-dts Intel h Union)
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INDEPENDENT POLICE.

~ Collectors, will attend to any business en-
trusted To the-in serving United States and Civil
Warrants; Collecting and Distraning for Rents; ar
resting FugltivcS, and Agency business generally.
RefcTences-P. FendalI, II. WaIfack, w. Len
OK, w. w. Seaton, and e. 5. Wallack, csq's, and
10 the citizens generally.
Z. X X. will attend the offices of b. X. MorseI, T.
{. Dom, j. III. Goddard, J. L. Smith, and the Jus
tees offices generally 10 receive business and witt
attend TO all business entrusted to them with prompt
ness.
5I5- They may be found daily at the Offices of T.
c. Dom and j. II. Goddard, Justices of the Peace,
on Louisiana avenue, adjoining the Bank of Wash
ngton, who will receive any business left for them
WILLIAM cox,
Jy Pitt A. L. l.. KEESE.
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Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
EseaIe Of O'Donohue, the Irish Patriot.
New YORK, July 25-1OP.M.

New YORK, July 25-10P. NJ.
The California steamer, Northern Light,
arrived at this port this morning with
California dates to the 18th of June.
Mining is favorable. Business is gen.
orally dull. Extensive preparations are
being made for the fall elections.
O'Donohue the Irish patriot from Aus
tralia has arrived at San Francisco.
A duel took place at Marysville between
Col. Rust of the Express and Judge
Stidger of the Herald; neither of them
were killed.
Chasta City was destroyed by fire on
the 18th inst. Loss quarter of o million
of dollars.
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Reported for the Evening start
Trial of James w. Schaumberg
SATURDAY, JUN q, 1883.
After the recess the court re. assembled

After the recess the court re- assembled.
At about half-past one, the DISTRICT Ar
ToRNEY said they had prepared a statement of
what they supposed to be the law applicable
to this case, and had shown it to the counsel
on the other side, who would not agree to it,
Under these circumstances, and as the other
side had already had the benefit of one argu-
ment on the evidence, they would proceed to
argue the whole case to the jury
Mr. KEY contended that the Government
having assented to the proposition to submit
the case without argument, ought now to be
held to the agreement.
After some debate the COURT said the Uni
ted States had the right, under the circum-
stances, to argue the case if they chose
Mr.. Chiffon explained to the Court how it
was that he appeared in the case for the pros
ecution; that it was at the request of the bro
ther-inlaw of Fuller and other friends, made
at the time it was not expected Mr. Fuller
would live. He stated that the ground upon
which the defence rested this case was that
the act was done in self defence; that it was
justihable or excusable homcide-which, as
laid down in the books of common law re-
quires that the person so acting in self-defence
must Unreasonable ground to apprehend
that the opposite party has formed a design
to commit a felony or to infict some bodily in
jury, and that there is immediate danger that
| that design will be Immediately carried out
Placing the defence upon this ground, it was
necessary that it should be made out to the
satisfaction of the jury, that Mr.. Schaumberg
had evidence that Mr.. intended to attack him,
and that he had no hope of evading the attack
As the intent to kill was acknowledged, the
benefit of doubt required by the law in ordi-
nary cases of charge for felony The whole
law of self defence was then further reviewed
and the counsel then commented at length
upon the testimony givenfn regard to the for
mer difficulty which he declared ought not to
have been admitted in this case, having no: h.
ing to do with it, till near four o'clock. when
] without concluding, the court adjourned.
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MONDAY, July IS, 1853.

The court met at 10 clock.
Mr.. Chiffon continued his remarks of Sat
urday, and reviewed the evidence which had
been given applying directly to this case,
going to prove the intent to kill, and that the
defendant had reason to believe that an at
tack was intended The only evidence which
was given showing that the appearance of
Fuller was that of one the defendant believed
was about to inflict upon him bodily injury,
was that of John Berret that his testimony
was far from being conclusive to this point,
and that portion even went to prove the
contrary. That the testimony of other wit
nesses was conclusive that the appearance of
Mr.. Fuller was not such as to give Captain S.
to believe he intended any assault
In conclusion, the counsel stated that the
jury in making up their verdict must be per-
fcctly satisfied that this was case of necessi-
ty for self preservation; that Capt S. had no
other recourse; that the evidence showed that
so far from its being an act of necessity on the
part OF Capt. s., that Fuller instead of seek
ing Capt. S. was sought by him, and was act
ing on the defensive
On the conclusion of Mr.. Chilton's remarks
at half past IL O'Clock, P BARTON KEY COM
menced his argument on the part of the de-
fence. lie reviewed the testimony which had
been given in relation to the debt due A.
Fuller d Co.. and the course pursued by Full
show that the conduct of Fuller in the trans
action was wholly unwarrantable; that Mr..
Fuller had attempted to blacken the charac-
ter of Schaumberg; that the posting was com
meneed by Mr. Fuller in giving the statements
published in the pamphlet of the officers of
the army made against Capt. Schaumberg,
and in circulating the pamphlets when pub
lished.
lie then came down to the testimony given
respecting the shooting by Schaumberg of
Fuller He said that the evidence given by
the witnesses on the part of the prosecution
going to show that Schaumberg was seeking
the death of Fuller, when examining closely,
was not such as to satisfy the jury that such
was the intention. The evidence, on the con-
trary, on the part of the defence, he declared
was proof positive that the appearance of Full
Ter was that of one who intended to fire upon
Schaumbergwhen he paused upon the platform
with one hand in his pocket turned upon S.
and looked upon him with menacing
look. The evidence showed that if he had not
armed, not given the menacing look, he never
would have been shot that the defendant had
right to believe that Fuller intended such
bodily harm as to justify the shooting
At half past one, the eloquent counsel for
the defence closed his remarks and the court
took recess. The argument on the part OF
the defence will be continued by Mr. Baxter
and closed by the District Attorney in repIv
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Meeting Of the Master BricklaYers.

4 L called meeting of the Master BrickIayers
(July 2Oth,) TOR the purpose of taking into
sIderaton the present demands of the Journeymen
the meeting was organized by calling Mr.. Il. JOKES
to the chair, and appointing WIN. J. MCCoLLUM
Secretary. committee appointed 10 confer
with a committee from the Journcymen. The com
mItee met; after consulting the chairman ot the
committee on the part Of the Employers. reported
back that they had proposed to classify the hands
follows: First class, 81 so; second class, 81 %
third class - 90 fourth class, 81 10; fifth class
81 30; which was not accedcd to by the Journey
men, but agreed to meet again to MORROW evening,
DIST instant.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet again
to morrow, 2lst Instant
T.. JONES, Chairman.
w. ]. McCoLLUM, Secretary.
journment, and the following resolutions were
passed
Resoiced That there be a Committee appointed to
notify the Journeymen that Il Committee part OF
the Employers were ready to confer with Commit
tee on their part. The Committee met, when the
chairman OF the Committee OF part of the journey
men stated that the only proposition that ev had 10
offer could possibly entertain, was the following
resolutions, and withdrew:
Resotred, That we, the JourneyInen Bricklayer's
Association o! Washington City, ID. G.. do demand
twenty-five cents per day advance upon the present
pay that we now receive.
Rcsotred, That we are determined to stand out
until we receive the increased wages, whatever
combination may be brought to bear against us.
During the discussions on the resolutions the COuI-
mittee on part of the Journeymen returned, when
both Committees retired.
The following Is the report of the chairman oil
part of the Employers
Resoiued, That the Committee from the Journey
men have beeu instructed by a resolution of the
Journeymens Association that they have determined
not TO work for lrss than 81 80 per day. viii they
work on any building with any journeymen who are
willing to work for, receiving less than 80 per
day, whereupon the Employers resolved 10 suspend
all work on, and after Saturday morning, the ODD i'll
slant.
Adjourned to meet OF Monday night
Il. JONES, Chairman.
WM. ]. MCCOLLUM, Secretary.
THOMAS LEWIS, Ic.,;.,o,,
jy eft S. ]. DEGGES. ooiiiiii''ce'
The National IntelIigencer and Baltimore sun
will please copy marked, and send bill to this Of
flee.
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Plumbing and Gas-Fitting Establishment

On st. south side, bet,rcc,l 9th cnd IOth sts)
EDWARD NJ. BOTELER respectfully informs
IL the citizens OF Washington and It's vicinity tina,
he Is prepared to undertake every description OF
work IN his line. He has lately added TO his esab
h>hnent several superior workmen, from the ceIe
bratcd establishment of the STATIONS Brothers, Phil
adephia. All persons having GAs-FiTTING done
may rely on having it executed in the best of style
and on the most moderate terms.
T.. VI. Ii. would recommend persons about build
ing 10 have their PLUMBING done at an early pc
Rod, preparatory to the projected water works com
ing into operation. BY this means they will effect
saving of cost, and also, many Inconvenience.
jy 20-lw
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ByJ. &C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE of PRINTING MATERIAL.
l. On MONDAY morning August ], at 10 O'Clock,
by virtue of deed of trust, shall sell, at The pub
fishing office of the American Telegraph" on the
east side of Sixth street, south Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., the following Printing Material, VIZ:
Hoe & Co.'s Double Cylinder Napier Press,
with Taylor air springs, bed 81 by Al
Double Stands, with racks
| Single Stand
Standing Galleys
6 Imposing Sticks
] Imposing Stone, "a by 20
do do A by 3!
Brass Galleys
500 lbs. NOnpareil
700 lbs. BREWER
Head Type, Leads Rules, Cuts, Chases
Stove, Tables, Chairs, and Office Fixtures.
Terms: $50 and under, cash; over that sum,
credit oftwo, four, and six months, for notes salts.
factoriIy endorsed, bearing interest
]. G. MCGUIRE,
iy 93-d Auctioneer
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New York Markets. &c.
New YORK, July % P.

New YORK, July 25.-1 P. M.
Flour is duller. Sales of 5000 bbls.
State brands at $500, Southern $5.37k.
Sales of 10000 bushels of wheat. White
Ohio at Sl.27. cts. Genessee $1.33 cts.
Corn 20 to - cts.
Cotton dull, stocks heavy.
A fire took place at Auburn last night,
which burnt machine shop, engine
house, and several cars belonging to the
Rochester Railroad.