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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY U.s. 1856.
BARBADoEs, July 8, 1856.

DAhb ADOES, July 8, 1000
Srrcslauons in F7owr-7hs Export Trade Aet,ve.
We have very heavy stock Of breadstufs, -four
especisly-th arrivals Of late have astonishsd our
dealers, they, a. welas others. supposng that the
high prices In the States would certainly curtail
exports sales must DO made at serious loss TO ship
serious decline may daily take place. We quote
-four nomiraly At So $l2 so; corn meal, S.; last
sale yellow corn. $22; roe, &C.; crackers, $6} q
$7l; mees POI k, $l8 $780, lard per lb, l5c butter,
leo. Slaves not wanted; W. p. lumber, $2l; P. P.
NO sale.
Sugar ar molssses in active demand-the latter
has been sold at Ice. 17c for the United States.
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CuHAP PorAroEs.-- The Syracuse Standard saws
We hear that one Of house hoidt m has CONTRACT
cd for bis potatoes for the coming year, q, ffteeu
O. pts per bushel.
The Albany Express Ia informed that party "a
that city hss conts acted fer several thousand
bushels IL Monroe county, ct fourteen cents mar
tusftL 1hedsy Of high prcss Of provision Ia faN
rGst'rg ewsy.
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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. L. TROTTING.
TUESDAY, July .4-The trotting match, for 81. 600,
which was to come off yesterday afternoon between b.
g. Hardroad and br. g. Major Rogers postponed
account Of tho weather As viii be by the adver-
isemsnt in columns the Is announced TO come
oil to morrow, at o. clOck.
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News from Texas.

IL rom the Dew Orleans Plceyune, July 1871
The steamship Mexico, Capt. John Y. Lawless, from
lndiano!A sno Galveston, arrived early this morning
B, this arrival have San Antonio papers to the 7th
inst Galveston the l4tb and come other exchanges
from the interior and coast towns.
The San Ante lilo 7eran, OF the 9Th inst furnishes
The mail rider between this place and fredericksburg
On bis return to city, shot at several times by
PefH lying IN smeuAh, but very fortunately he es
The party that left in pursuit Of the Indians some
heroes gave out and they returned without accomplish
there zee @s to be much apprehension OF the Iuisus
a. the present time In BtxAr, Medina and Gillespie
counties.
The same paper has an account OF . rsncortre in San
Antonio on the 1st instant between Mr. H. ID. Connolly
and Mr. }. Mickey, both res OF that city in shcn
the fo,mtr skot and killed. Mickey surrendered
acquitted it being proved to the satisfaction OF the court
tt At lie acted eLtIely in self defence
Tie Calvestin Ne,rs OF the 14th instant says
The Hon Will. m E Jones writes to the state Times
that parties e Indians have eny visitsd ths German
settlement OF Sisttrdsle the Guadalupe river and
stole some mules and cattle.
EGov Pease lisa given comm ss;on to Capt. Callahan
to raise company Of mounted volunteers to for
thee uontbs ans range the frontier for the preven
tcn OF lno'sn incuIsionG
Tt. Gsivsiton Ciritian in its commercial article OF
Business fere quite dull The receipts OF cotton in
Houston curing Iha week ending tie 9th las. lad
from heavy rsins large pumb.r Of teams are ns eng
gagged in hsuDe and heavier receipts arc expected du
lbout Br.zos ana Trinity rivers We have nothing to
cay that Ia interesting Rio Cyanide and Nueces rivers
reported 10 be exren ely high and their banks
in several places; 1t is from this and from reports of
fss OF ot1er Southern that the expectation ID
reused Of seeing the steamers Laid up in
the rivers released.
Accounts from the country are cheering in regard to
corn crops Which have been abundant ana cotton and
Sugar, which premises wen
The wtabcr here hss been warm and sultry; rain has
BEEN scarce The state Of health OF place ia very
good
Tie Cor zaes Inquirer informed by Of the Oldest
and most accurate observers the country.
that the prospect for pecan and mast
ter than IL is now.
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ARREST OF CApTAM CLAsK, OF THE U. s. Re
VENUE CUTTER CAMPBELL, UPON SUITs ADJUSTING
TO SAC, 000.-Ibe discharge of the officers OF the
British Foreign Legion, who were arrested at Tar
Pau In Cove by the United Safes auth ,r.iss, ana
brought % tbs port in the revenue cutter Camp
bell seems tC give great satisfaction TO ths British
spies al en- issbTies resident in the Uaited States
II will be 1ecolecsed that on boarding the big BAT
falo, on which we're thirty recruits tor tina i.is1
army, tDlisted in New Yofk, Cap ain Clark OF the
Campbell, YVES appealed to Tor protection by
some OF the recruits, who eaid tina. they had
been entrapred into the British service, AMI
wished to be release After due process, the
cffictls OF the psrty were arrested fer vi,ls
ton of tt neutIsiy laws of the United States and
brought to shis isy for trial; and. as has already
been stated, were disc Asrged. Tneir names are
Court kazinski, Hugo Llpli, Dr.. A. Lsn >lois, AID
R Rudeliuf. These officers in her Msjsstys service,
upgYateful for their escape from -Ouviction on the
indictments found ayairst them, have turpod upon
the authorities Of she United States, AID com.
neroed suits for damages for their detention and
arrest. Each Of the four officers have byou sLt suits
IN the Court Of Common Pleas In this STATE agains.
Cart Clark, OF the Campbell, claiming $40 900
damages making an aggregate Of $40 900. CAPT.
CLARK tas given The Necessary security. He was
arrested by deputy sheriff, just as his vessel vas
getting BDcer way for her staten at New London.
Boston Times, JUN a.
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JrLy A--Dtcsioss The Bank ~ Ns,c Yorl M Ward
Nsnmon, dc-Moton for judgment denied coat "a
Abice the event Of the suit WV w
Urioh Mndrecs rs. Joseph W. Boaok d Orr --.y,d~
neat for csfeocsnt Besck ON csmurr.r v,th 49,
risiIuA 10 snepd on pay ment Of oosts 80 '~'
Johr Cr,y, sheriff, " Newell Surenopt m a. =, -
ferrtee 70 e'ert, n Cambrelepg Eq y I"
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Port Or New York, July "a, 1855,
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Ship Ernst II Arndt fBrem) kuss, Brsnsn-Thompson {
Ship Ruhicon Beckett. Doboy Island-crossy. Croker
Bs5k west W ind Saunders Stoninston- Master.
Brig Col VIM Cogsins, COasins Jacksonvills-c J
I'm SsI sfs . Ss:s sa rn1
B1is 4 Dutch, coicsrd' south AmSov.a suef xoo.
SSs H. Miy1 nsss Co.
s,schEr Add Of Kadsr, Brown, Richm0nd-vaa Bruns
sohl Almeda. Dickson. Fredericisburs-vau Brunt
schr Jno Roe Hammond, Baltimore MAILER 4 Lord.
sShr As s, tRI Cole s. soha, NB-Js Whitney Co.
sIssS a.;ss;
sloop Susan, -, Hartford-Aastsr.
ARRIVED.
81 sGsss sasa s:s sHa
2s VII Inss spd s 81 J9sps both bound IA
with .tssmslip Marion. hshGe for ch.r.s.ton
s.p' :i Nv. S nth o. n &:
5ssSssS July LIZ a. a len 81 ssn:as led, Dr. bar. Witch
mile. Of ssnsy Hook TOOK Fl'' nom boat No II
s, n:a s sa S cHSdsn SrS s.
gs.k A.ravsl Wad, B.bsdcss, Il days With mola..ss
queen ssssriss s:s 2 ss
ss 40 Ion IS 1t: bss Gen Roberts. from Nassau 70.
= 4 S.s. ,s
,. ssSs..s Sc W.: as%.ssa ' ana 'hs nara
o s.1s a. ;S T. sa ss
ship Onward from Horlesns Iiverpool WORKING 70
ss'i s..'''n from
Bark NerumbesA, Del.no, Galveston juno g. with cot.
Bark Jasrs1 Bennett, Charleston, days. to Durham
Lrig Iris tof Camden Me- Hosmer st Ubes June g. and
days rom Gloucester, with salt 70 Les; vessel 70
big Thomas wA.t,on tof Philadephia). worsinser,
Puerto Csbelo, ~ days. with hdes &c Dsstt Bliss
horns, &c, to- Burdett a Noble.
Brs ourew CID Card Windsor, IL days. with plaster to
sshr nsela BID. Roberts, Piosou, % days. with esa to
sofr t.Sae Powers, St Barts ls days. with fruit TO
Dursnd 4 Co
Sehr Rationale (of Bucisport, Anss, Cape Hayt Il
day. with conee, &c to Peter Edes 20th inst lat Sc
log saw setr Lane from Port au Prince
schr John Grics Rogers wnmisston, NC, days July
lat So Ion ~ raw large fore and AFT sohr. pain ted
as ore was close by her The schr whom last
setting up stays to her foremas and was bound N Tho
sohr Southern Belle Powell Wilmington. NC. days.
sehr Marine, Powell, Wilmiagton, NC. days
Schr John Tucker, -, Philadelphia.
Schr Augusta, Niikerson Albany fer Boston.
sohr CAtb.rine Wilcox sturses Albany for Pfovidencs
Schr Shy, kickerson. Albany for Boston.
Schr Bay State, sherman. Boston.
Schr Sea Lion Naming, Rockland.
Schr Jacob Ray mono, Handy, Rocbland.
Schr Loo. Harris. HArwich.
sls0p n II Green, Hawkins, Newark, for Fall River.
more, With mdse, to John Riley
Steamer Caledonia, Saunders Portland, Me-
Wind during the day, s, with rain ard fog y
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PoI,t,caI Intell,Ucnce.

TIE Albspy Register Of the oath INST learns that the
pop son for holding extra meeting Of this State
Ccun Gil Of the American party OF this STATE for the pur
pofe Of calling the State Nominating Convention at
day earlier than already named, has been relinl
rne America State Nom;b stng Convention will there
lore meet Syracuse en- the 2sth Of September unless
jsctitD the place Of meeting shall bs changed TO Uca
other place. Two other state conventions hav
ing been called at Syracuse the 25th and the proceed
ing day. IL 10 be presumed that the ort OF thu de-
Isgates and the object Of the DELHI :raons would be
promoted by such a change.
l. w. Biiss and forty others Of West Fairlee and
Bradford Vt, call convention OF 's.raght out and
out wbigs Of Vermont to meet at White River junction.
Wednesday, the Sth day Of August next to nominate
candidates for state officers and 10 do any other
that will conduce TO the best interests OF this ancient
apd honorable party"
Col G. Pickett, of tho Pierce Presidential ele,t
ors in 1852 ia sumpng in Tennsases favor Of the
Know NothIrg cadidates
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Marine AFFAIRS,

For LIVERPOOL The steamship Pacific, Captain Nye,
will leave at noon today for Liverpool Her passenger
list numbers about 10.
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REMOvALs.

@ A. HUTCHINSON HAS REMOVED HIS sHrgr
Oe usAetexy ficm % Amity street 70 the gen ~
MINIS fashionaoe furnishing osssaI Of LSxIs a aEA-
CORD, t6b Broadway, vhsr. be would b. pleas~d TO ss
hibt 10 his fssts and patroos ths CON oisss "a
scrsrsI, q srtsn.rs tura.sh'og goc@ IN re ersy.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Ii FER United States stea.cer PACIFIC viii eloss at
this Office Wednesday, the 25th day OF July, at i0k
O'Clock A. N. ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmastsr.
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THE TURF.

THE TURF
GENTREvHIE COURSE, 1. L-rROTrING- GREAf
~ match for $500, between the Boston horse
Chicago Jack and the New York Lady FrAasMa.
Monday, July 30, At o'clock, match for 81 00e-tvs
mile hekts, 20 wagons Mr.. J. NJ Daniels names b. n
Chicsso Jack, Mr. Woodruff names 70 m. LADY rranf.
lin. JokL c)NKIIN. Propfistor.
MON COURSE, l.. I--TRorIING-ON THURSDAY
~ July 70, ~ O'Clock, a match for S20OO rpiis
heats, best three In i've, 10 vayops j. DaEiss M pss
8. g. Hard Road OF Boston; d Pifsr names br 2 NaIor
Rogers, oil New York SHAW WHITE, Propristoes.
Union cOuRsE L. I-TROrIING - THE RACE BE-
" tween the celebrated Boston horse Hard Road and
the New Yorh horse Major Rogers which Was 70 have
taken place ON the 2Ah, viii Oh Thursday, ths
10Th, ut O'Clock N. SHAW WHITE Proprietoea
ITO THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS or FINE STOCK
L The esbated thoroughbred stallion Wild trishnas
viii stand for . limited number OF mares the ensuiaG
season, At the Red House Stables, 81 $50 tbs
All moneys TO be paid before serving tbs An
cdenks At the riak OF the owners
WILLIAM A. BROWN. Propr,sssr.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

SANDY HOOK, July 24-Ths French bark Euphrosine
Aubct 10 days from HAvre in ballast bound for Bed
ford put here for orders lat night and sailed again h
morning.
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Annual commencement OF Yale College.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE Psi UPsIL0N soCnFY.

ANNIVERSARY OF THE Psi UrsnoN soCnFY.
NEW HAVEN, July "a, 1855.
New Hsves at least large portion Of it, Is in
state OF the most pleasing excitement for to-day the
commencement Of Yale College begins and, almost
every one knows, who is st all acquainted with the
tier anniversary Of that venerable institution ia
always an occasion Of the greatest interest The wea
sher hss been threatening AL day, but the people here
nav yery little attention it, and it should provssvsr
40 u.fayorsble It win hardly prevent the people from
ENJOYING themselves Hundreds of the former graduated
81 Od Yaen as it is atctioIAtely called, have re-
turned from in different parts a the Union
a. ,ook once more upon time honorsd walls Of their
Alma Mater, to renew the associations OF their earlier
says and to join in The festivities Of the OCCASION The
has left his ting house and the busy marts
OF commerce the lawyer has for the time ing forsaken
tho courts and forgotten his quirks his quiddes and
his trcks" the ply stefan has consigned his patient
to the decsee of fate fortunately doubtless for them
selves ID many cases; md the minister has re-
signed his place in the pulpit and left his flock to sup
ply their spiritual needs themselves and all to
found mnsng here toge her in the most pleasant fell
iovship recalling the "reminiscences OF the past and
indussg in those It'll. senities of social intercourse
WHICH although triflng they may appear to some,
make CD, after all the real pleasure Of life THIS stu
dents swarm the streets they throng the hctss thsy
are, in fact, omnipressnt that New Haven appears
TO DO taken captive by tnsm Like victorious soldier
returning from brilliant campaign. they are lhe cyno-
OF all eyes, and !, 8oGa appear that the ladies
have become rec OF them that they will
not even de'p 10 lsek upor any other Of man.
kind. So inesstiDls fhey that l almost
snsn Ss' smpss 70 s'' Of ons
fnese Ne however, &C, sin naesN liable air or chs
French would say, je quot about them which
afraid could never tate and 30 must remain in
my exclusivenesr unpouced BY the fair. Among the
studenss the Pei Upsona easily cistingunhable BY
the mbol OF their society which the breast
they seem TO be pr uersble, The Pss merry,
Jolly, m nth loving sst q fellows, and whom they get
together generally aaSa shat il well known "a good
time" This norpiDg ~ clever O'Clock they had a
meeting and at three ~ assembled again but ther
proceedings AVA, private, could not obtain ad
mission But IL did svt in, heard OF part OF their
perfos and il med my imprees0u that they
Jolly set OF felo II the readers OF the HERALD
bave doubts ~ point let them read the follow
ing ard te converteo:-
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Cd a. Fev Bedfofd I'd baths Henry Taber (nev N5H
torO Ever Pscihs ocese Pacific sherman indian oc.sn
n.a. y Ses.an A,issn Aresss Nh sso bsls sP ssd
Hts westpovt 90 bills oil and 30 lbs ambevrrs ~.
tosS 81 SS ter too tand cid April 70 evsis~s
Jr pot Arei sarcetis Merton. kB, 40 bbs "a oil On
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
Real Estate, Bounty Land, and General
Agency, Mt Washington City.

HtHARLES X. SHERMAN, Attorney at Law,
~ and JAMES G. WALKER, of Tennessee, late
Reading Clerk In the House Of Representatives, have
associated themselves together for the purpose Of
prosecuting Claims against the Government either
before the recently established Court Of Claims, Con-
gross or the several Executive Departments.
In all cases before the Court Of Cais, and others
involving legal question: they will be aided by Mr.
CuaRLrs =. SassxAH, well known here, and In the
South and West a. An experienced lawyer. They
win give personal and prompts attention to All bus'-
ness intrusted 70 them, and particularly 70 Bounty
Land cases vol to renting leasing selling and
purchasing Real Estate.
They beg leave to refer TO members and ex-mem-
bers Of Congress In the several States and Territories
and 10 the correspondents al Mr. Charles r. Sherman
Office No. AIS, Third street, one door north a
Gadsby's Hotel April o3--deo&wn
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- formed copartncrship, under the firm Of Neal
4 Haves,ner for the sale of Wines, Liquors, Cigars.
&C. at Wholesale and RETAIL at No. $50 Seventh street
opposite Centre market J. 4: NEAL
may 25-eolm Y. W. HANENNEk, &
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Ne,o Orleans Markefs. e..

NEw ORLEANS, May 2s.--The southern line Of
telegraph ia down south Of Columbia. The National
line Ia working through.
Cotton--Arrival of 2, 1000 bales to-day. Sales at
previous rates. Flour Is tribe lower; sales at
90 81 a 30 81 per Dbl
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steamer Fort ON the Pacific.
The recent contract between the Mexican gov
eminent and Mr.. Foster, agent OF the Nicaragua
Steamship Company, by which the port Of Manza-
nilla is thrown open to the steamers of that line,
seems likely to be the commencement ofa highly
lucrative trade between that section of Mexico
and California. This port offering safe anchorage
to vessels Of the largest class Is situated In lati
tude 10 deg min. N, longitude lo4 deg. 10 min.
w. The trade Of Manzanilla has hitherto been
extremely limited, serving as seaport TO Colima,
"a populo1s city in the interior and sort Of Liver
pool to that Manchester Of Mexico-Gaudalajar
1t is about 800 miles to San Francisco than
Acapulco.
The advantageous situation of Manxanilla would
give II superiority over all other ports in supplying
the provinces Of Colima, Michoacan, and Jalsco
and above al, 1t would export more quickly, and
at less cost, the merchandise from Guadalajara and
the celebrated fair Of San Juan del Rio where near
one hundred thousand people are congregated
The town 10 about twenty leagues west Of Collins,
the capital Of the Territory Of that name. Except
ing earthquakes and gotres, with which the inhabi
tants are afflicted, there Ia nothing notable in Co
lima, which contains some thirty thousand souls
The great volcano Of Colima near by, is IL, 003
feet in height, and is yet In activity, but sending
forth only cinders, smoke and ashes. Another
peak, with extinct crater, is ITO feet higher and
north OF the above mentioned summit It is often
covered with snow, and serves as magnificent
landmark for the mariner
by the treaty with the Mexican government, the
steamers Of the Company, and also those Of the
late Independent Line Of Panama steamers, are
permitted free entrance into the port with the
right Of establishing coal and provision depot
there which we believe to be the principal object
aimed at by tho company. The interior abounds
in the tropical fruits, and valuable trade win
doubtless at once start into life between some Of
our fruit traders and the natives.
1t 10 said that large quantities Of specie have
found their way through Manxanila, of late years,
into the hands of English merchants, the greater
part Of which, turned into new channel, will now
reach California. San Francisco, with her present
overstocked market, might easily supply the popu-
lous towns of the interior with manufactured and
other goods.
The steamer Cortes, Captain Burns, was the
FIRST to take advantage of the treaty, which she
did on her late trip through Nicaragua Captain
Burns represents the place to be healthy in the
summer season. Another thriving commercial
town seems about to be formed at this snug little
seaport. Who starts the first fruit trade there?
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Bosros, May 25.---warrants have been issued
against the landlords Of the principal hotels for
violations Of the new liquor law.
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ny GREEN Il SCOTT,
"A ucliOneara.

ExTENSIvE SALE OF MAHOGANY
IL Board and Plank ut Auction .--On Mon
day, the 2Sth instant shall sell In front Of our
Warehouse, on Sixth street. between Pennsylvania
and Missouri avenues, at o'clock p. NJ, 1000 feet
Of fine mahogany boards and plank, viz:
$500 feet G and JS boards
500 feet ", ~, and 31Sinch plank.
y The above stock Ct lumber Is Of fine quality.
Terms; All sums under $25 cash over e25 credi,
Of thirty and sixty days. for notes satisfactorily en-.
dorsed, bearing interest
GREEN q SCOTT,
may 24-6 AuctiouesYa
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BRICK-YARD, BRICKS, SQUARE OF
Ground, Horses, Carts, Farms, &C., at
Private Sale.
TUNHE Subscriber will sell nj Private Sale,
IL on very reasonable terms, square No. $50,
which contains an ipexhaushble quantity Of good
brick clay, with brck-yard now in actual operation
thereon and about 400 900 burnt and unburn ready
made bricks. 1t has Il inexhaustible cistern-
well of water, and foorroom and sheds sufficiently
largo for eight or ten gangs.
Also, four horses, two Of which are fine brood
mares, with young colts; four carts and harness.
Also, one farm, lying in Montgomery county, Mary
land, about eight ten miles from Washington, on
the Adelphia Mill road Immediately in the vicinity
Of Pisgah Meeting and about three niles from
the railroad containing $50 acres Of fine land part
Of which is heavily timbered and peach and apple
orchard Of 500 trees, in full bearing with variety
Of other fruit trees. The farm is well watered, and
the land in high state Of cultivation.
Also, farm containing 80 or 90 acres lying be-
tween two and three miles from the Capitol with good
improv ements.
Inquire Of tho subscriber, on G, between Second
aud Third streets, Washington.
may 14-eod2w SAMUEL g. WROE.
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REAL EsrATE--C. w. Boteler, auctoneer, sold
on Monday, four small frame houses, on X street
south, between Third and Fourand-arhsf streets,
for $3.50 each. They were bought by different
purchasers.
The same gentleman also sold one lot fronting
so feet street south. between Four-and-a half
and Third streets, at cents per foot, 70 Antoine
Swidley. ss NsssNa tFaES3 ss 4f
LocKyAw.--A son Of Mr.. Harrison, reading in
Congress street. Georgetown, died last night from
this incurable contraction of the muscles. 81
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baltimore AEarksfs.

Mar 25.--Fiour is stiiisr; sales, at $40 81 . $40
"a. Wheat Ia dull; small sales, at q 45 . 81 IS
for reds; and 81 80 a 81 90 for whites. Corn
white and yellow, 81 o6 a q 0s.
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BY C. w. BOTELER. Aucti0neer. q
SALE Of Well Built Three-StOrv Dw,ell.

GALE ola Well-Buiit Three-story Dwell
- ing ct auction. On Friday, May 25, at o'clock,
In square 5l3 with the improvements, consisting Of
nearly new three-story Frame Dwelling, with brick
basement back building, &c, This property Is loca-
ted In rapidly-improyng part of the city being On
Fifth street west, with depth Of 80 feet between
north M and N Streets
Terms: 0ne-third cash balance on a credit Of ak
twelve, and eighteen monhs, for noea bearing inte
rest, secured by deed on the property
D. W. BOTELER,
may 23-WTh&F Auctioneer
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FINE HAIR MATTRESSES.
M MACH R(.OR Mt his Housc II,

I've nishing Warerooms on Seventh street, No.
$780, has just received large lot Of the above articles
made Of superior quality OF hair and ticking and pur
chased very low at auction. His customers shall have
the benefit Of the low price, which ia twenty per cent
below the market value.
Also, for keeping call, lot of Refrigerator, equal
TO any in the market, and highly approved Of by all
who have used them, which IL the proper test.
an os--cod4w