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The Yellow Fever I'm Virginia.
oUR NORFOLK CORRESPONDENTS.

NORFOLK, August %, 1855.
vurciiy has become vas, hospital The number Of
cases greater and greater every day, and is the
general impression that every will be subjected 10
attack. Bnt while the disease Is the increase,
happy state that the number of deaths much less.
hose who make Of the proper remedies in time gene
rsily recover.
Those who have tAllen victims since my last are
Thomas Levitt ,his Is the fourth from this family
hiss NJ. y Lester, IS years, Church street.
Daughter Of Rev. }. Hendren, rs years.
Edward Noo,nsn, II years. Thomas Nooman- Il years.
brthers Commerce street.
Negro woman ul II. e. Barclay
Negro bay al Mr.. Bell
Negro man, On frec,nason street
Edward Curtin. ~ nion street
Richard Holhun.
Ilisa GoliTcv.
Child 81 Mrs. bjxhs.
servant ii William Walker.
John Itvis. 10 wears.
Mr. j. \. Wyatt, and four Others, names not given.
Jane Ahern, IL years, dying.
AZ the Hospital Captain H'nr. Becker, 80 years; John
Winter, y year..
The lev. Mr.. Ashewandcn. of Washington pastor Of
Trinity (Catolcl church IL expected in thh city to.
marrow, 10 witt the fever districts at Norfolk Ports
mouth and Gcspori
has been raining since Yesterday almost essantiy,
With cod winds from Inc northeast.
Tie intelligence from Portsmouth commences 10 be
much more favorable. The deaths sunday
eAenieeryccrday -'von only. This j. great falling
oh. The number 81 there, well ms in city,
ibcf tHse, buf thc number 90 cures much greater
Eey. A. lihreli, ~ the Methodist Episcopal church,
Who has been uuosans IN his attentions 10 the sick,
hs Teen taken down With the eycr, and lies quite
III. This Will b. sad 70 lis congl eaaion (most Of
rlr aie abr'aa), iy whom he j. much beloved
Several phi, -cisns arrived here from baltimore and
Philadelphia IN SATURDAY end took Lodgings 1T the Ma
ii,nai Hotel.
La the boa from Baltimore this morning there arrived
ten nnr.es and ar hh o, rrovieons for The Howard
Ass"eiatian.
f,o1e-Iona,pc, Of Richmond pspalch.l
N.Efois. August ~, 1sjJ
have doubt ysr whole city deeply sympafiuse for
The Afflicted reorlc ~ port srronsh and Norfolk. The
WORK ~ asnih = si rning on and tho number OF
case - mn aNfaDy In sng There 10 not les- than
thou AM person. IN 10th towns, down with the
fever ami Tho hsiisr IN Portsmouth, aud Norfolk about
thrtyf,c daily eensl !. "a pr week.-Mrs., considering
The small poruAton " have now, 4 most appalling II
- melanrply tnr " g. % Portsmouth and witness
thirty fTy *fe children ronrrerntcd tog ethcr
Who within tho ist frv ays have been made fsthcress
AM otnefiess Nsy Cod Aiess those Who have stood by
th~s asar lte ~ the hazard IT th,ir lyo In
ny ortnt"u ~ lsfe the worst. The sps que Il
NOV ,islang m'r~ rcseiiy "a treatment and many
covering
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ltAIHoISTA rLAN0Srs, ForM IN prrrIIAScY
~ and appearance 20 the real Observation-Disclosures
cluster pins With chain o.; gents eluster pins Without
chain, ~: Gents single stone various styles ~ 20 ei1
ladies' eairing-, cluster aud singh stone Is 10 t23
hdics' cluster pins beautiful s'ss tio 20 SIS rings
cluster single and tire, stones - TO SO al-o crosses.
studs sleeve buttons, bracelets, kc Tie sb0ve articles
ere al united in eighteen carat gold and warranted.
We invite every one 10 call and Hen Civiity V
nonpurchsssrs gratis.
L. L }. JACOBS, 20. Broadway.
WAftnhS.-Lvrfs ,vKnfER IMPORTER o.
w watches and al kind o. hard dlsi. 10 Fulou has
constantly hand 1arge assortment u COLA silver, AMI
composition watches, ~hch be can eel he very bves,
market prize.
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CLEARED.
sS ep h A5ad n oSss sea sas CO
ssn osess Gsrsm fssh,sr Brrnsnnseysr S sncscn
Barb oysrmann. Iltlcjoha; csd,1En , vinins
Bark Pare Halhorn, Key wes,.Benner Dsase;
Brig Caroline. Hartford, A.pnwar-ranama Railroad Co.
B s ki.son s w5msa. PEissipls-RP buck Co
s ss F. cSS nsr AeS Mo
schr Fanny. Hull. csirl,sion--a saisey
SIR Brown psSss,ss s roer
scSr Florida, Ksiiys ThlsSsghIs v Mckee:
scsr 10 sca kc,e s Sss i.s aeys
Propeller Thomas swan, johnson. Batimoe-cremneirs
Propeller Bristol, Canning, Phiadepha--w II Thonp.on
ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Richmond and Petersburg
with mdse and passengers, 10 I.nllam a Plcasants.
.n s Ss 10 July H. WI" c'
sn George William rsp harscS R Ms e day in
81 S spss
Bsnbrldse from Monieyidco bound in, we'll Aug "a a
ols Ion 6s A. sgnaii,ea sehr painted hias with red
Bark Willard (of Yarmouth Mitchell, s. ubes, with Falt 70
spoke h Fiesta ResmSna % sSds M
Experienced heavy westerly gales The eastward the Banks
Bark Virginia lo Machas Thnrow Buenos Ayrc July IT,
wh % rs Ans % H. a Sn sn
with letters frs, OF which +, the other could not
make out. . -
BARK Marie Hili Bermuda, days. with hides to Hyland
Cummings Wells.
Bark Koln Prince Baltimore 10 days. with coal, 10 Peck
Church
Brig Resiaurador DAM Jansen Humacoa, PR 10 days,
with sugar and molasses, to Moller 4 Kiera.
Brig Indus Orr Allen, Jereme. Aug with coffee. &C, to
III Braine.
Brig AIcadau ORR Lockhart, Windsor Ms days.
ter.
brig Curiew (, Card Windsor IS days. with plaster, to
master.
schr Maria Morgan, Para Aug 5, with hides nuts, &c, to
Corning Bento 4 Co.
Schr Catch ( Dakin Grand Menan, NIB 10 days. with fish
and oil, 10 Smith Boynton.
Schr Martha Skinner, Chaplin, Georgetown, Sc, days.
Schr Entire, Dcmarcst, Plymouth, NC, days
Schr Surprise, Cole, Petersburg. Va.
Schr New. York Packet, SANFORD, Machias
Schr Presto, Clark Machas.
Schr Henry Iaurcns, Gould, Machias.
Schr Rambler, Knight Caais.
Scbr g King, TrIable Calais
Schr Sarah Mcdonald Kelley Harwich.
Schr Y A Paine, Saddler, Easport
Schr FStha Eliza, Iiuckns, Eastp0rt.
Schr Gen Peavey, Hunt, Passport
BELOW.
One brig unknown.
SAILED.
Ships Constellation Liverpool Obers (BrenD Bremen.
Wind during the day, NNw.
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On Wednesday, August -, at the residence OF the Rev
}. II. Price, Mr.. GHoRdE kEMiToS TO Miss Lex Ponzor
both OF this city.
On Tuesday evening, August %, by tho Rev. J. X
Stone ut No. 2l6 First street, Brooklyn Eastern district
Mr.. john G. LIE TO Miss ELIZABETH ELyS MKAp.
In Brooklyn. Wcdne say August 20, by the Few l..
s. Weed Mr.. HENRY II. PHI to Miss ELIZA D. WELLINGTON,
both Of this city.
TN Tuesday, August 2S at the residence of the brides
mother in West Woodstock by the Rev ii. c. Longyear,
Mr. WILLIAM HEwsoS, Of New York. 10 Miss MARGARET :.
Is1nH, Of Woodstock Ulster county, New York.
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DANCING Academies.

DRoOEFst DANCING ACADrniY.--I- N GAfvNo
Id BROOkEs' Dancing and Waiting Acsdcniy, 81
Broome street, between Broadway and the Bowery, vn
open for the Tuesday sept =, 1870 Inc hani
with reception dressing and practising rooins adjacent
possesses such great vantsgcs for pursa. 70 rendsri
tevond all question the most extensive and convenient
dancing academy in the United staie~ II not in the worh.
pays nd evenings tuition (or cssses Tuesdays end
Fridays from TO r. NJ, for ladies and misses; and
and SATURDAYS for children excusvey), from 10 sP
n private lessons at all times not occupied by Glasses
p Respec able parties wishing 10 engage ths above
rooms for soirees and balls win please apply 70 Mr.
Brockes ISL Broome street.
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Personal Intelligence.


Wilson shannon of Ohio, the newly appointed Governor
Kansas Territory, arrived in St. Louis the Goth
inst. He made stay, but proceeded Immediately on
bis destination, taking the Pacific Railroad to Hermann
ARRIVALS.
The ST. NicLolas-NIrs Gen. Wayne South Carolina; j.
Dudley Smith, Kentucky; James Hoy, New Jersey w. Lon
don Albany; j. w. Turner g. y. Rugglcs Y. s. Al Colonel
II. Sparks, New York; b. W. Bellows, Florida
Al The Asior-Jamcs II. Woods Hot Water; r. w Halleli
Mobile; d. B. sacket, U. $. Al N. Rradee, Illinois, n d.
burg; j. Z. Chance, o. Saddier q. W. Van Hook Phiadc
phia J. A. futile, louisiana H. A. Chaplin, Springfield g.
Dean j. H. SpIoa, q. W Kendall, Taunton; Lieut. J. H. Jcn
kips Banable; T. r. Ie~ey. Bangor; Hon. A. r. Smith,
John Smith, BOSTON, L. DoDners Charleston; L. c. Lcime
Washington.
Al the smithson Householder A. b. Eson y. s. A.; J.
l.. Pei'eron Salem, J.. ~. D. Iisnmersly Richmond Va
Charles H. Langley do. George Conner Philadelphia; Rev.
Rnfus STAR do. r. a. Graham Bedford; H. Caswcll Hart
James Lee. Kentucky; W. G. Williams, New Orleans; g. Eo
binson, souh Carolina.
from Richmond &C. in steam hip Jamestown-Chas ylor
Nichols, A Smith, John Abahams, David Logan, J
Smith, Drew James VI simpson, Patrick O'Brian, Wm
Wood Watkins and lady, James Riley Miss Julia Patier
son. Miss NJ Watkins, Mrs T. Riley, Miss Riley, j Nun
and lady, Miss dempsey, Mrs Lyon Miss Lyon
james Camp, Nh Wright Weaser and 30 in the scerage.
From Rio Jsnero, in ship Tejuca-S Masury Arnold,
u Bacon, Chaplin,
DEPARTURES.
For Charleston, in The steamship Southerner-MrsJ Smith
Smith, j. Pcnneman w Hail. Mr. bancroft, Miss Min
Cox, Cox, Gbbcs, Sicox Browns Miss Gumsr
Mrs Pilrver Miss Morton, Solnson, Garfield II NJ
Scott Dckey, George Fags Mis- Murray, and II in the
seefage.
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ship Resolue Clipper 1876 TONS arrived at This port h inst
had been sold previously 10 Boston house for 600.
SALE vEssILs-Messrs Horao Harris sold by
Ion Boston 18th inst the ship Raduga, OF 5S7 TONS
years old for $J 100 half cash. balance and six months
Also The steamer Enoch Train Of Ss4 for S0o and the
steamer Rescue, OF go for &O0 The
sold on a credit Of four. six and eight months.
Mcssrs Briggs, NJ City Point South Boston, intend
cd TO launch on the 2h Ihursday at PM superior clipper
ship Of 1900 called the Mameuke, owned by Messrs
Curtis Peabody and beeommanded BIZ Capt Whitney,
off shin Newton
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NANC1NG ACADEMY, a HOWARD STyIJT-
MdIIe CAIiOilNE vt21yNS informs her friends = nj
pupils that her dancing academy Win Be rropcned on "a
iurday, September for the instruction oi ladies and
September J, hem 10 II o'slscA
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sNrss - ,tfs-Ns vFfs 1hern ,e.'sfaaB banrhes o.
grape sslFblnF ~vsn rssena- - NO. wers men.
sttf elssfsrs sopss. a. tnituaasie Eariensr who
cult sNfsd fAela - Griu a NJ d n galsns~a
fshr, ~ Il, hoo ~ IN elwe&sla Az l.es hansnx 9th
slnirA ion = ~ msguiffsut fsNF = h. abots tsns
l-lsna @nd Fstms e ans~w tfry ~tI ~ gap wi
tore.
racAus ~ Toss HswaHe> --ilis rsfy p4.tel AIR
eame a On wsdnosdny - whi~h tser'ytws hsass "a
tered ami tsssed rhe a. ga st eoaia b. aslred
The pipA h,ins ffsm nhous ssulfh, AVA hlowtag feh
NE ico~ins . The efser IN which thsy 10 - a.
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Birth.


On Monday, August 81 in Begraw street Brooklyn, the
lady Of Dr. runkett, Of daughter,
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
Al half psst seven y. NJ tie Convention ress.enlsa
Mr.. SznssuaD moved 20 tale up the hrs coiusion al
Mr.. Cassidy, which resds follows
armed bcrderrS and tier intruenIin,o the Tciiory
OF Ka1 not bona 6de c.tlcr hut Tor tic farcie
.us, s's.ca ,as ,sass q \ isssi electors. 40, cy q,
the community sssaei but distinctly sub,essve of
the intent q Congress, declared In IA. bin crsnFag
the ssd Territories 70 lseve the feopie perfectly Tree 70
fc,m aud regulate their domestic nsii,u,lon. N
their gay, subject only 10 the constitution q he
,la,si s,s nn a. H. ..r ee % sss enc
'hcse onrssrs and 70 vindcae he rights Of The rcos
,herec'
Nr. h.orD moved 10 amend ~ taking No NJ. church
lhe yea. and asys ~ero ordered, aud ,hs amendment
On Mr. Shepherd molten The vote ga yea. Isl s.y.
Mr.. Hrsr, q one.aa--rhsre has been BAT question
form In which the psovs Of IA. sts,s would 10 .sss
aed os one With which the powers at Washing -ould
Be satisfied seems 10 ts the mpresop Tia ~ 4 .
be sacrificed 10 ths Custom House and Poss oace sopls
What do these people Tor principles some q them
asked last night What the committee need tf"sbe shout
S.iesn, r. y, Hunt S ". y gts,y e..
ened disturbance uncss h. was les abusive.
Mr.. Ccmssy roe end waved his hsnds tc~ards nc
beSuiea,; -
. moac'e n,mse6 70 control his aeierstion kaer
tnem. The New York desesatios msy casfFe'
the omeer- but they cannot The - the Pcapis
II We 90 DOT make platform exrrss~inx the views 81
the popular democraey sban We 10 = worse cent.
ton than NE adAmsnnss which at hes. hast .o.k
Let Us have platform With whach 1e ean ~ "a ths
rural dstricts and Ne carry thi. state tsamnh.n
~ ~ the coming election. ! the aaspt8a I'll NJ
thurch's resolutions.
Mr. CoaaAss rose TO poin, u orast.
The CaAR ruled that Mr.. Hunts ms,loa -. eut y
order.
Mr.. Hrar thea submitted two resolution. - .n..4.
nents 10 Mr.. Cassidys resolutions.
Mr.. LARur Of Westchestsr, moved the prsvsoas 49,.
ton. but Afterwards withdrew the motion
Mr.. HuNsvS cf On<ids-I perceive there l. s,isriiv
in Ayor Il the rehabilitation. Why dont you .asiaa
the slinnistratoa " you desire to-not ho~svet, ola
such miserable revolution that under discussion
NJ Atyoso When people .c,ae from the city 81 Ne.
no 80 us 70 90 against the viev- Of c0nsttn
me, NV orget There IA state q New York which i
m svor principle aud not welded 10 toe once haer.
~ View iors and thcir masters a washinxlon whsr~
s1i IRE New York desgatlCn CO. n they leave a. some
them threaten 10 do The coov,n,ioo mi
w'yr VIII they 70 70 the repabicansy No
snov Nothioyss Some Of the delegation loci A.
"a tbey had come TO this country v.tLia hyisg
rod great IAt OF fhese delegates must BE- si,h -
en- 70 nowhere else.
Faacultss ofMsdtson--T have not ouaI IA. a.,
"a " VII ~ that " be in the Congress !, 1sai
. 49, lsse sfed f.s he " eguH couprs nise pers
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ArnH'f " No ccrS,n~c.--An astemy' vss a.ale
la'e a Ne'aetsy nlghi % rob Councilman yo-srs
= Fhasnsy, - ne wss about kssinx the Rsosd-sy
ieM~ Nhefs ss hsa tsea attending political u>~snx
u apT<Afs That, . h. "a. 1~.rsrf'a- shs 80. =.
Va ~ oar,tf nAAaed Loul. csrmekia ru.h~d By him
w $50 ana e. ps..ns he ceuacilsaaa srshssa his
sscn chsin, vhrh. nth The watch attached wo.A
soon hsve vanished 9TH h.la ne ero~d hsx nos IN.
councilnaan @rtss~i the tsis., sni held hlu until 4
sscsuara eArrrd lin captive - f.~s msrlet nr,.on
Yesterday lie Fslsa as tsAsn hefor~ last. a,e..s
- c.. u-ait:Sd " &aszg t-t s.s.-.
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pEoADwAY THEA1RE-PARQUETTE SALOON, a2e
ID ET9sdvay Chops, steaks Ia Jude oysters served
~ ~ ncufs IN the best STYLE Tho subscriber con
NOES % keep his bar web supplied with genuine import
u houors and segars, fine old ale, Guinnssa' Dublin
h.uwu s'cut and John Jamicson's Eve year old L. l..
whsseJ and lager beer Theatre tickets sold ct the be-
GEORGE MELLON, Proprietor
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HAVING BEEN SOLICITED BY SEVERAL or MY
IL democratic friends 10 become candidate for the office Of
Coroner ut the election without either preface
ing my CLAIMS and qualifications, comply with their Request
submitting the Judgment and discretion Of the nominating
committee. NJ. q. GILLIGAN, ~ D., lG Third avcnur.
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A SPANISH GENTLEMAN. MARRIED, WHO IS WELL
n acquainted with the principles OF his language,
and speaks Engsh French and Italian intends 70 devote
part of his time 10 giving instructions in the Spanish
language. Terms very moderate ladies and gentlemen
who desire to learn this rich language may apply at No.
1853 Chambers street first floor.
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EDGARTOWN, Aug e. PM-1n port, wind u. brig Louis,
Iakcman for Salem scrs Ontario and Geo Washington fol
Bangor lexington Banner and West Clean. for Rockpori
Norwcst, for Deer Island Lane for Halifax Gneorrecy
ported bound 10 st john NB) Jewett for llslowcll.
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INRENCH DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL, DIRECUu
I by the late professors Of Mr.. Pcugnet-Messrs. les
pinasse and Smt-remoyed from 90 Hammond street I,
Macdougal street. of Clinton place. reopens Sep
TENDER I'd.
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MFRS. MEARY FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING.
eenth street, below Fifth avenue reopens Thursday,
September g. Mrs.. Meas will be at home TO receive pa
rents and guardians who wish 70 confer With her, ka
Monday, September g.
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dt1n HOUSEKEEPING WRITING, ARITHMETIC
Houston street. Applicants commute f,r lessons at
the August terms Those who enter to-day private
without extra charge The Is practical and
unlimited ladies' private rooms open day and evening
tt I BOOKKEEPING. TINE UNIIMITED-LADIEs'
DlU. writing lessons, 50, twelve lessons including
stationery, at PANE'S, 23 Grand street, corner Of
Eowery, 1G6 Fulton street Brooklyn. Pupils select
any hours suiting their convenience from A. ~ q,
till 10 r. b. Col Paine of the best Instructors In
the state.-Newport Mercury.
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Trueman & Roase's Circular.

LosD rhus .day, Nog. 1851 .
UTh.re ts been 10 change posid Of CoFPEE Dducs
les. cor the s'Abtiy ~ pd al the tsine
Viii tai. p,c, dun the mo- must, horefro.
be sol. " atirihutec financial conside' s''ons
The Eurpesn cousumpr .sied last monh t-ai
Nv DIG lie Of 10 bs Ssrias
u,.f CD he ether h.Dd the from IN S,iz q
full, copnrm tn presi reptd dehci OF h AM &c
Is nov cert in that the production Jys al- viii DO s.tier
ably le.. Of he 10 Sf nrJc action
VS. 7s Go peeu and BY the Official tn nt
crop ply rs1ms 81 OILS 90.
TIE of CoFfEE ph .cps Eur1p.n enirspos on
III. Seth pt-mber 30 10 80 $50 last
have therefore suppl-. 90 hand t7r por a. - the
the tItor of Germs 4c, do no. bod ore than
cir nsas ,ppps fsOfn-Dt IN he ~ mon that Corr
H. n..lits, oLly sfe, bas la sysy c1nnand'
iDs pos ,or.
since in typ. By oia onots 'ba'
IN. COZ un ptioL in France f,r The be cd
q PC sssios l6 100 10 tire pTio1 4 ie5t
Th- stock O,tst Brsin II ITO .ssst $50 tuns
Nov. L led
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yew-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of rec, pt. ,rd lng price, Of BEEvE
hiIk COWS WAL UALVEs. sdEEP and LAM -,
and SWINE with careful prspsrd scconot OF ne nam
bsT ou.Iity aud pfs. of BEEF CATTLE st the ErsI
W.dp.,o.y Msrket 81 WAS 1INGrOS Drove YARDS
4Ah Pr.psred every week, expressly fJr IhE ~ l.
TRIBUNE, by SOLON ROBINSON - ar,
cUsRINT PRICES Fon THIS WEEK
R.ryys suo BY the hed price equal 70 the
r md The sed weight Of Beet Ia the qqsrters
The be ard tsow fifth quarter not counted Ia This
uslet a. Il 10 in Boston . - - ,.
oxs,I,,, week fret qo.hy, l0dloB sxtT. good 9iit
Tnm 90 &c and Ice poorest sasic But few sales
over lolc under S.e -, -,
OF Wal CALVES Calves are usually sid through
bs y IL live eht except hess rom ooe -
il d.y. old known kmens," which ing 81 % 70 $50
4. s,cb Ip autumn 9 good muy tras, Caves" 4io mos
od sell each. good fat Veal sells often :. high .
sTaeJ. - ., - g.
MLx CowsThe price Of Cows depends . much upon fancy
.. he prc. Of Horses Ordinary Cows, ss5d $50 and
INN, Food f Cows sS5ds4o du IL extra qusity with
csf SIS sIdS6o, quick ~
sa,,P AND LAMBS Common and extra Sheep, s7ds
LENDS sverige - 10. - t.. .,
swnE-W est.ru Hogs confAd, large first quality live
welsh eiasIc dead weight. slG9; sn. 'z, 90 hys
u,isbt SAT h cad weight dsc Western still live
w.isbt t.aeie cesd weight etc Newiork s'se I'm fed
bs,yy live weisht 6idc; dead weight, 9a9tc NewY RI
State or prime for market retailing, i've wight, 10
fte.; dead vti.ht etc
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Whalerp.

letter fon Capt HoD,y eel, Of ship Hiee,n,. 9, sssi
Bsoforr dst>r HoUol1u. Spt - "a that ns bsaPp
b. - 1902 So oh ~ the sto3nns ar io'
l-t-s fam Capt 6rcs Of shi1 Ler'bston on ma
rspo't her =. f.Istovs Ocboos 50 Seq 4, siie ~" o
oiI-t a rh.- aieh made oDI ~ bss 70 etee -.
ysu shi 4 Aoai- and r,crat forasp 90.
Ia. b.s been bei.tsroa. snd he ships have '''
70 y sc.spptDfie. ., an~-
h,,.t h n C.Dt CrsndsD Of 7.Tk Neseayrord-h ~
H'on report. t.t IN oeso.i'.a.Pt p To soo bbls
sd Usi..t s,f-s bot, o.. 20 bis va AZ 10. VA
do IS ~h.-s-Dt > Chez Pie ps L5t 70 ~ IA orl,
Al.t-T Va Capt. spllsr Of .s'P So a -. a. 40,
f,p. ~. 7.r' U,ceo 81 Hosne, - B. o. tSe 0'~>'' '
A.. T. - th - ID g. oi a. 70 O. , -, y8srS.
81 fm ssguftrbs B y suly ~ 'hip Jone 80 30 -
surh n el-.o; ss,s Orom, Tabsr, warren, R'G ,.,s
,srd r. Oes.t se. dais shiOs Co 81, - -,
n eco bbs a. Jun. O. Moot za1., nahsf =; y s,s.u
Jul, Il Pb.DI, rendition, n l., Lt'o 'p o'N"4 -
f..p-Oet 81 b.. g. Ton. 81 an Ae .s,e,a .,,s,.
iht w.rs ne and whts sisr 81, psipshdier q 81
NJ .' Sc 81. lon 44 a. AG. .,.eseip -. A,.s ssd
.tius sb.ie-tos's SIDE and sh0sioe WIFE, -
. b. sgnsi. psrysrdeulsr strfpes ST. .2fesd
bier fem esp. Wing VI ship ssb'us, oi We 20 "a
.. Ior,s her IN tie Oshoek Ans ID bad AAsS .hat
~ .,s-r spois sbog, July 10, 81. George n,
or,,a Hsvss Nan Q wis 9Th, !. T. DoensA onen
10 .h-As,. is Giesen HswlAnd, Cob, SS., L. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22
Croskey & Co.'S Monthly Freight Circular.

LONDON, l.,
Below are quoaons e tiths ana Charters now Gu sat
here, The on CT Of American ships have -
are ericsn ~ he Ere ,c1
Government Very iule il in sr uh unras@ of ~he
there - not s,e supply IL p.H, Indeed prime pal docks
are aui b.reo 81 .hippibs:
AsYAB- p 81 ho me, With priv Of COntlnen'.
C.cU1TA- Round Charters, onehird sesd, KS out u
Btms.y- Oul .oj; home e. lOl.
AusIR,LIs- BusDe's seTy da st3'I 10 49,
CHk.-Uu Ssi; ~
P.clyc-sro ports Chill 5i tn San ErsDcsco e0f
nsno 81 i0i or.n from San Francisco
10 Ilnit,o Kin stom o. Hsvf- IS ibj - a.
BAIL 81 4. JAM ire on e loI y 40 ,es ster.
To srArEs-From Wales fpf 0,ises ST. an D
pcn CITY Pint, SO IS 9 ssa y emit Sv,nrah 1913
sno = From East CoAst vi h Coals-'o-toa OF Mes
Ysi e2l TO- y heel.
Yors and market Very f.s vs-sl skso md e.s
pro pset CON petition .ioe the No thorn Amed-
FsEAcH Tsv.PoRr sEsvcs We have chrt-rsd the ship
Apc ap.i al ships VI 10 ders siEs
We .s report and ioquy for American tue
psss BY BIitsh tuysr.
40 por.rs teeise l.ey Issued Byte French '1v-'n
ent, Allows fspch suhj Gre - pure io'eEo Il ships
and ze them In Francs bv ~ dot' ut %
T. cent tb, assess y.u-. hy tat rsneu' this %
cessioD u 90 month"; .Dd wi lead - n-d-rt
b. bo,ibe We have syer.I i1lsf Ao.r ships
see ss fair I'D snip NJ
tbs sze you may , IN ID yOt w
ns. order Franc. The purchase u 'os
b. the de T0beT aud her shp bal ding mater s
are admitted into France Zee VI duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-22
CamnrIdxe Catue narkel.

Reported for tn. n y WsEKLf rksosr ~ OBS EAros
A,D-s.otv Nov s55
At market 7ss csrte 400 Besv.' soo sss Stores
consisting of orkias Oxsn Cow ard Caves ys" In" md
gear old. z
@:s.- ssEr.L.u. 81 TO- aI. so' y IS ',s a.
par, - Nds6 side. ..t 81 r,lo~ soi pslx
7te 10 e. CAT skins tsc 70 ssr,os ca us sol ~
s1os,s u'srtios Osen 8 10, slA t,sd, . 81 Cows
and Calves ESQ xS7 go 81 SIS t6s. Wearing. /,
slz SIS Two yesn ole, q .tor,s, so % 80, gu o
s.2 rbr-. yssn 90 $40 t2, - sa, SO, 80. e9 sB
s4s 60.
saEsf AL LAsss--s7sO At u sst srrs .s 81, ss,
slo.s2 BY los. Ell tlt Sli 81, s4t, sai el -
On
RIsARKs-This Ds'ie week vii Be hest IN Toe day,
The 9Th and that Of BRIGHTON dD--f he %tkI ,af,
da, being the Th,Dkgyias hi Sts'e rh
1mber OF Hoss the ~ n nsr'e' 80 ct
hem Ne A Pierce Co II he. C.mb'its- Tier 10 .
f. IN In sdy, o. Sc tn haa red al
qua inc. 81 The set Rail oss 81
tbe Boston l. vel ksurrs1, i46 Y, ne cK,,a
sion loaded th Cs,e -hssp. s~-re HORSES .Ar Ere