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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02
pupLyC sALE OF LAND,

PUBLIC SALE CT LAND.
an the 2l:h day q .HGy nsxi w!i! sell at pub
~ Tic auclieu ,ny FARM lying nile south OF
NIlddIebrool;. coniaining lG3 ACRES Of land,
baul 65 acres of which are well limDered the re
uiaining part is in guod STATE Of cultivation. =
There are Two Springs upon the tarm aud with a
little trouble every field can be waiesed except
one I'he size vr the farm. the fertility OF the
land and It's location make it one Of the most desl
rable farms now in market.
FERNS made known ON day Of sale
W. 0. LOWMAN.
Nav 3. lS55.-tds.
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.AIGTSIA

n . x tS3 IA
KILLIWERT GID FANCY STORE.
4 am How receiving large supply Of SPRING
BONNETS d! every variety, teak Dress si,Se J
IS; Also. French EmiIoidrries, Gioces t'S-.l
Pochet Hqndberchiets, Hair Braids. and Gentle
mems Collars. Crarais. Pocket Haadherchicfs.
Hosiery, and ether articles too numerous to men
lion.
&C. Call and sac for Yourself
KATE NJ. GORMAN.
Slaun;on- Nay 2. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

O. A SECRET FOR THE LADlES-HOW TO
PRESERVE BEAUrY.--Don't Chalk, Lily
White, or any Of the called cosmetics, 10 conceal
faded or salow complexion.
IL you would have the roses brought back to your
cheek, clear healthy and transparent skin, and life
and vigor Unused through the system, get bottle OF
Carriers Spanish Mixture and take 1t according to di-
rectioas. IT does not taste quite well your sweet
but if after fey doses you do not find your
health and beauty reyying your step elastic aad ys0-
and the whoc system refreshed and nyigoralcd
like Sprng morning, thea your case is hopeless aud
all the valuable certificates possess, go for naught.
1t is the greatest purifier OF the blood kaown is perfect
ly harmless, and the imepowernly eicaciouS.
- See advertisement.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

CASE.
s'OR one hundred Cords Of Chestnut Oak Bark
to be- delivered Ia the subscriber in Siaun
ton. in good order. between the 18th Of June,
and Isl October 1856.
JAMES MAYES.
Siaunton, May 2nd 1865.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

NOrICE.-0ne OF the most popular medicines ev
er introduced in Virginia is BAKERS PREMIUM
BlTTERS. As guarantee for Jay assertion, 1t is spo-
ken OF generally as one Of the best ny nrd zines
before the public II is greater strcnhencr TO the
whole system than anything heard 81 Tor Dyspcp-
sia, Nervousness Coles, or any arrangement OF the
stomach. You need not fear in its yyii< Immediate
lief. for YET hear OF Que inStace where IT has
failed in giving relief In Of female diseases 1t is
without fail
Call and get bottle aad shall have more trou-
bic calling your attention this valuable Med
icae.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale BY J. ID.
vile.
May ?, 1855.
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EIgss5r0;ssp:ips.

WE have jnSt opened Large assortment ut
w French. u pure. Opls.e. ii 'nit,n and L4cs
Collars. Sleeves and Bands 81 Inc latest 81 81 les.
Als. llonnn, Ma!ire,e. Yarncrnrs and Gng
lish Thread Lacrs AM T. Rags at navy plt.rfas.
KAYNr.R X ) rRiELlEG.
Stanton, Apri4, 1850.
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NeW Books.

wv RsUJAHA
gDRiN'H.'S Travels in r.Irupe and tn, East;
Sar geani's Standard SPEAKER; Slaah pc Bar.
leigh. a Kn,w Nothing Novel ais an ,ih-i sup.
ply ut the Suns al The a.fAs. Knox N,ts.ny
Bunk. Ro3r. CONAN.
) .aunton, April 4. 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02

SIxGTMcs OFT AT CoST!!!
INTENDING to wind up nur business. we res
peclGIly announce to our friends and The buy
ing public generally, that we will sell from now
ill June lst. unr whole stock IF Ready Made
Clothing, which is well asserted, at Prime Cost
for Cash and for Cash only. Those in want Of
n'tlliug incur line. woud do well losupply them
selves at our stare during this month
GOODMAN. ROSENWALD s. CO.
x,,r,,,, N,y)
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NEW ARRIVAL o? FURNITURE :!

NEW ARRIVAL O.! FURNITURE 4!
4 All this dar rpc"IvIn! pTilJn oi my Spfnf
supply uf + R.FITU II T. innn tie h-si
facrnries in Boston. Asj. - PiriDr Fables ;!,.4
Dorchester. Massachusetts line ciIe. pest and orts
patterns ever offered in this plscr. AN also RI
lrnsivey engaged III the mlnutLclure ol tnrn,-
ture nf every description Prrs,rIs wanin. any
thing in this l'nr will nave Irir opportunity ot
buying home or Northern made Ms assJrInsst
is unusually large aud mnst he sid.
\. -. CHANDLER.
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CT asst Glass;!

A LACE lot of24x3 }. !Ixlj. 2lx2f, i4I22,
"a 2ix2j. l2tiS. i2yl6. Ilxii. iOxi2, sai
oxlO Glass t,r sale at the Drug SL,re OF
JAS. q. LAIRD.
Min 81 Siauntun. Va
April d. lS55-Town p.p.rs c.py.
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TO Bounty Land Claimants.

70 bounty Lana Ci2lNaAtS.
FENilE undersigned respectfully informs those
L who are entitled to Bounty Land under the
Act of Congress passed March Sd, 1850. that he
will promptly attend to the location in the Gin
ton. Fayelte. Platte or Springfield Districts. Gin
which is embraced the lar est body of fine land
in this fertile State. of all Warrants that may
TO entrusted to his care. lie will be able to de-
scribe ali lands that may be entered by him. and
he will endcavor to make such entries as will pay
Fees moderate Refer 10
Capt. K. IARFER.
Col. GEO. BAYLOR.
Col. Wm. II. HARTMAN, and
n. X. Trout, Esq,
with the greatest confidence To those for whom he
has heretofore located Warrants. Address
GEO. w. ALLEN. Marshall,
Saline CO.. Mo-
April IS, lS55.-3ts-V., A. S, R. copy 3is
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF Angus
IA COUNTY, john Slckley
Theophilus Gamble. and ais.
The parties interested Will hereby Take No
tcp, that. in pursuance 10 decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta Courty. lately rendered in tie
.bove named suit. shall. on Saturday the 18th
day Of May, 1906. al my oflire in Stasnton, pro-
coed To take the inlIowiug accounts. viz: Isl, an
account of the administration Of the Defendant.
John Hnlvey. upon The estate Of james White,
deed I'd an account Of the debts due i'heophl
las Gamble. Christian Wine and Samuel Cox,
the trust creditors Of the iulesials James White
deed.
shall expect the parties to attend then and
there prepared to furnish me all necessary data.
J. N. HENDREN. Com'r.
o
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THE FURNITURE BAZAAR.
ssssEg7issND, VA.

GRATEFUL. for the liberal encouragement al
"a ready bestowed the subscriber would respect
fully in(r.n his friends and the public that hav-
ing increased facilities for manufacturing, be is
nav better prepared than ever befnre To supply all
who may need, with every article 10 be found in a
LIST class
RHAFuau17URE WAaE-aoom, Il 81,
on as good terms as can be purchased in this city
or elsewhere.
A portion of my FURNITURE is purchased at The
North in rough state, and finished here, ard a
part is made entirely at my manu.actory here
Any article made 10 order al short notice and at the
lowest Gosh prire,
He does not consider it necessary to enumerate
the articles. but would extend an earnest invita-
To all in search of FURNITURE. HAIR OR
STUCK .N.4TTRESSES, UPHOLSTERY
GOODS. &c.. to give him call before purcha.
sing. as every exerliun will be made to please.
fsay- Repairing Of all kinds done at reasonable
prices. II. =. HOWE,
900 Mum st bet'oeea 9th and 10Th Sis.
Richmond, April IS, lS55.-!y.
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New Clothing Establishment.

New Clothing Establishment.
8 KAHN 4 co have just opened large
Ne Clothing Establishment in the room near the
Post Office formerly occupied by s. Coleman as a
Bouk Store. They have aneXtens've assortment
Of new and fashionable Ready Made Clp'hng.
which they are anxious lie sell. and therefore offer
them cheaper than can be purchased in Stanton.
all they ask is an examination of their stock, be-
ing satisfied TO please is only 10 sell.
Staunton, April % 1855. K. & co.
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. sIsf Eeccaaynsl.

STEINER. BRO 4 co received few DAVIS
- ago. large stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing. including Dress and Frock Goats, Vest
ings. Panls SC Of all descriptions.
Stanton, May 2, 1856.
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Peruvian Gu1no.

EF)H1E y % hiv" III STARE lneir usual sup
= pie "i Va Per ici.n Ght,o, ali .rrm d.
/ reel imp'rIati"ns. AMI pTranfed pare. winch
they offer !" Ih"sagncnltBsa r,ends a: Tie !c.y-
esI mThci rnieS
| Altxinira, April II, 1865. If.
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Arrived.

United States Mali steamship Arago Lines Hsvrs a Cowe
mails l46 pass and mdse TO NJ Livingston Passed n. secs
(Cowes 5th inst A. NJ and Sandy Hook u NJ 90
6fb-li de-. n hours. Experienced alnost constant rsHs
winds and the lth VIC ent westerly gale. July ST.
bound r. showing red sgual with r. 4. IN black let's
9Th p NJ. lat 40 ~ Ion. % 40, exchanged signals WIN
American with beam eng standing r., supPosi
be the Ariel; ltb a a. ~ Ion. ~ 80 passed large ics
Up NJ day LAT. n IS, lon f3 TO- exchanged signals
.bp hound r. SHOWING req gocna WIN w M hs H..
packetshp Mercury 18TH r. NJ LAT 40 w. lon % No. pss
ship Driver, standing w.
& Peasants
ship Flying Dragon Little Boston, ballast master n
r. D. towed the city by the senn-ius Enoch Tran
Bark J. Forbes Francis, Now Haven ballast to master
Bark Spirit the Sea- (of Boson Paterson, sssaa u
Bark Tanger tof Portland) Sweetset Palermo Mag Sr
Gibraltar June IT, fruit 10 Drsper Deyn vessel 70 mss
July lat % g. lou 81 r. spoke Dutch scbr bound 70
York. .
Bark ST. Andrew, Gickmas, Hamburg a ds, mdss. siy
pass % Pnnch Meincke June % lat a. 81, lon 81 r. pc
he Of brg sch dsmasted and full Of w.sri .ss
name on her stern appeared 20 have been some time
condition. July lat a, Ion 80 49, saw large Iceberg %
Bra Isabella Bibber, Humacos, P. r. LIST inst msar t'
Dugsn Leland.
Eris Belle Poule Henick Newport r. L. baJl.s. TO nyx
Brig oeron. W,bber Calais d., lumber 10 Mayhsw u"
Big E. Remington. COf Mysticj -, Ap.laehicOIs % y
sehI. Dolphin Foster, Mschss d.. lumber. &c, . "
hsw, Talbot Co. Sid. in CO. with Mary Cspen h0n'a'N
schr. Caroline knight, Wilson, Lubsc, plaster 70 sna'
Boynton
schr. Breeze Dickinson, Baltimore, coal
sehr. John Roe, Hammond, Baltimore co:;
schT. Homer, Parker, Boston mds' % >. Adk'n'
SCANNING Enocb Train, HeDneSey, Boston
sAILED-steanship Hermann Higgins, Bremen snds~
HE United States frigae Congress for the Meditrs1
lowed down the lower bay last evening By ssesns ~
tIess.
BELow-ship Driver, HobertOn, from Liverpool Jun'1
Withholding the days
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DIED.

DrNaAN-On Monday July l6, WILLIAM DrSHAN, aged IS
years
The friends Of the family invited FROM
the residence, No 476 Broadway o'clock this afternoon
Gal BRAiTH-On Monday. July l6, MARGARET GALBssIrs
aged to years
Her friends aud sequAnsnees AID those family
specially invited attend ths funeral n the residence
her sister, Mrs John Thurshy Of Bushwckav and
Remens Brooklyn T. d. On Tuesday I7s inst O'Clock
r. NJ without further notice. er remains wi be taken
the Cemetery Of the EveTgreeDs for infermenf.
0ARDxER-In Brooklyn, Sunday JAY IS GEoRcE ARTHvs
isfant son Of George A. and Mary T. Gardner.
Gill SssOn sunday July Is MARY, youngest child OF Geo
n. and Harriet J. Gilman
GsADy-Drowned sunday July s IN the Narrow between
Fort Hamilton and taien Island GKo ?. GRADY, aged a
years and mouths
The relatives and friends family snd those Of ais brother
hnrne Company No q AM also the exempt members Of
nS rre Department. eetfsy invited 20 .tfsnd as
slnIH nom the residence Of he hther, Mr. r. orsiy Nc
msdi.on-st a O'clock this aiVnoop DE rsyaans win
be n'sres N Calvary Cemetery.
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LAW LNTELLIGENC

SUPREME C0URT-JULy l6.-Beiore Judge CowLEs.
HABEAs CORPUS ELoPEMEMEHT FROM As INSANE
ASYLUM.
In the matter of Miss Halsted-A writ was sued out
on affidavit, we have understood, of ii. X. Smith
requiring the Superintendent of the Lunstc Asylum at
Bloomingdalo 10 produce the person of Miss Halsted
alleged TO be unjusty detained and deprived of her
liberty. The proceedings in the case were privately
had, far anything could be heard, between the
Judge, at his desk behind the iron railing, and the
Counsel. II was intimated, however that there had
been an ,elopement with married man whose name
at least if such is the ease. shosd have been made
pubiol that the father of Miss IL. pursued their TO
place in the West, and brought her back. Il is
alleged by Der friends that she ia insane ard oertif
cate obtained Ave understand OF moral insanity
and she placed IN the Llnatic Asylum but it is
denied that she is insane and the prefent proceedings
instituted to obtain her discharge frsm the Asylum,
which is opposed Der father is one of our oldest
and most respected merchants end the only difficulty
that arises from oonceshpg such that the man
who destroyed the peace o. that family IL such is the
easel being unknown to the pubic, he could with
impunty eDdeavor 10 carry AID affection iSto
some other The further hearing was postponed to
July "a. For petitioner Messrs Clinton 4 StGekwel;
for defence Mr.. Dinmick.
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HrrcHcocE-At Albany Saturday July u, Capt Joss
HircHcocy N re erh year Of bis sse De vo Tor nf'y
wears cor <sseta with the navigation Of the Hua-on-
IErl .Druvued Sunday evening July -. while esthrs
81 aobrasu. n. j., CHARLEs IkxLAxp, aged Is years
ss r,rsd will be gwen Tor such nformstin Will lead
70 e recovery Of his body By applying TO b. father MI
JobD Ireland Nc Sudden place, Hoboken. ~ J.
Josfs-At Brock Saturday July a. PErEs Josks, Js
10 Goth year u HE age
Youngest daughter a james sud Margaret hcAvoy
McLsUsaHS-on Saturday. July a. PArsrcx McGL.rsH-
MiILss-On fhurrdsy, July Il, JOsErH HmLrE. aged 2
Tn. sns we're the Cemetery of the Evergsens
from No. 1870 Bri6se-si., Brooklyn
PrRsY-On Sunday, July IS Miss MARY PLERr N he 2,h
year OF her
PfcE-n sunday July IS JosIYH s. son Of Hiram and Ar
eta Pack seed years, month and II days
PsIpDy-n SuDdsy July IS of whoopibs cough ALExAy-
DIR PrRRY PrIDpY. aged months aud Il days
R.F.sL-Or Saturday JAY IA, FRANCISCO r. D. RAFAEL
con Of r and VI. Rafael. -, -
scoTTn SATURDAY July a. SUsAsSsH s. reliet Of the late
Thos Scott IN flat year q her sge
efyctAz-n Monday July 6 KATE LovEzE infant taush'
ter Of Hector ard Margaret Sinclair.
The syes and friends Of the family invited .t.end me
fuper. this Tuesday, Afternoon az o'clock from the resi-
dence Of her parents No. % I as- loth-st -
W.kpELL-At WiH1msburfh. Sunday, July ID, WILLlAA
Clay only son q Richard and Mary W .rdeli.
WIIII.ss-At Brooklya Saturday July II, Miss May
EIIz,EETH WILLIAMS only daughter Of Henry b. and su
san Williams, aged % yesrs and months
WRIcET-Ir NswHaven, Osweso County, on Saturday July
"a Mrs RoxASs. widow Of the late Laucnin Wnght OF
CAMBRIDGE Warrington County. y. T., aged 81 years
Her remains taken the latter place for n,ernen
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PhiIadelphia Markets Jrrv IL

The market for BARK remains inactive. Corrov 4 AM,
sav and ony small ssle- are rcPoltea Al about p,s
rrcss FtoUR-There change Ia the market. 49,.
And sood bran % are offered 80 aSi0 sna q, ss
e4 50 e bb 10 quality: Wi 1at much DONG sxse
sra lots fer home corsumpticn AZ these rates ,e 81 81
NJ so5 Sur.rfpe with most 70 20 Baltimore
not made pubic RVS FLOUR and CosS MEAL are ss, -
scfve and quotations rule about The same as sst s.i
rq sh NJ Geo tnsh new southern found buyers snst -
AZ SCGg2 IS for Red and - ibdS2 % Tor White, A.,
xpd -ire craify Com inquired for and 90 ls
bush Penusylysa Glow sold az gi IN store, and PC r
oars are ID request, about 2Co0 bush Pennsylyaai. %
SO ard eco lush. Southern Sc alosL RYE dal "a
small ssl-s e. sbon, ~ IS y bushel tyr PennsyvasA
GRocFRtEs there is come movement In Rio Coffee fsjf
blar are firm In their demsnds The Provision n.sks
UNCHANGED ana limited business doing In he way s
WHISKY cells steady 3c. for hogshesds, aud &c of ee
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Passenger Arrived

In the steamship .irago, from Hare and Co1-Gsn On
LADY snd servant Mis- Kate Dix, ha t. Dix G. w hehut
p Holmes lady children and servant Mrs Tobias, W.
FAtcn Mise Eaton Daniel Eaton, II. w Sreyoor Joan
yroorr w NJ Gawtrey and son, George konaids r. 9 y.
derson r. H. knight, j. Cheney, Geo. n. Tucker, hn t
Gail Z children and servant, Mrs. Provost, " FGet, Ks
Eben n Msillad, Lacspeie, 5. Dupont, ady and ea5
r. Mclepier J. Bsyergue, A BoIel +. Eplot W. Kise ~
Lcbtenthsldr F. Goness, $ vincent Lady and enid E1
L..iep Jnes Verdict J. Vrsth, j. VI c. kolech, Gumu
c. Euslin Bertha N,uDeogud, L. wuTser. J, H. Bo-shr
H. Williams h. Muuessns, Isaac Duke, J. l. hlgnsea.A
David r. Blood Geo de Mordsn Chas Archibald, Geo Wa
lev. Arthur Brstow Eav1s Arhw Prentice, Mag csr
and SON. NewYoTk; L. ard and lady Chas sharpes NJ
deipha; Sir swiN n. Wood la child and servt lB 'nuf
O. Lege Miss Lege Miss Chevrer, Charleston > e. tua
lady and sefysn New Oeans :. Ooodch, " Berry ser
Of dispatches jos. Benjamin, Paris; A. ". sert Corn
al Falmouth sud bearer of dispatches, and lady, dn ar
Isaac II snal Josephine Ncgun, Elise Coufen ST. Martin
Potter r. Fsteye ~ Rchoud f. Deaier, z. H. Bernard Ans
ReTthett France r. Jacob A. Won Stephsrd and lady ~
Cusen Germany; G. Bens and lady Jane Murray -nd nss
Miss Agar NJ Knecht Powell and lady, r. M9rteman w
sarah Perry Mr. Perry, Mrs Obone aud son n ~ btes
England; w. Wiskerhsn, Levi Tobias andilady bsH'n-n
Ia all.
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90 bbl. . sIs s'sssee sr 49, N..- sis or IA
nd varied the demand ste4dy for the local trade -
Dbl, Ell. for Vernon. Mess els ae sts, Repsek.1 W..
ern. sli9el3 for Country hsss and - 7s9sisSsG
Prime Prime Mess :. duli bot firm $1fd S7 Beef ~ "a
held At sSdSls Bacon .sa,se aoa 6r9 Il io Or w.s,
and 10 cie for rsish Cut Meas dull and
o. rs hhdr and ie At u 97lc for Shoulder. ana 81
Hams. Lard firm snd iess freely offered The SsmsaS
sales OF $50 btls icl To- Butter i ig and heayv a,
lie for Ohio snd e lee for sts'- Cheese y da a. S9
RlcEh.s been dull to-day inclination 20 operas -, n
manifested BY buy-r- Pnc,- continue before noted
receipts hhsut equal TO the transactions. ~
sAtTPETER-The market st bo.ton has been more 49,.
and prices tend rrward there have transpr.S 60
BAG Crude 81 Slate ncn;hs ard SEQ bags for -rps. ~
d6lc. cssh, In bond
sPlCFS-Saics have been made TO-DAY ~ 10 cssss n.
Nufueg- ~ CSC. and g bags Pinicrto az lSc
SEEDS-A limited demand for Clover a. ioldii. IL.
L frner; Gales Bostsa Of l9,e bags frrvs A. A.. ~
b-s- 81 e5 each. Rough Fsxse-d vsnted At e 3ss
y IS n. Tmotay IA sfesdy a. 81
sUGARS-The demand has heen fsir, mostly 70 The M
former rates The sales oco hhd Cuba MascoYaao a. ~
e.c .ni iS5 bids Porto hico AZ oaese.
WBIsKY-Tbe market more setv7 and Is buoy.s,, -,
l4oCo bbls At 4ic fer Ohio 4l9iii i1 Prison par 70 [
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As,yy. Moplay July Is. Ics5-6 81 ?. " -FLovs lesa
unchspeed wREAr--No saies. CosN-Sslos lsOVl IN,
Western Mixed a. G76aec Received by canal 20 'ay-s4
hi Flou- u S9n bushels Corn, IS 800 bushels Oats
BUFFAIo July l6-li3,P. M.-FlOtR The marx. Is al
with aies II SCj lbs. SO 6l r choice linon River Y
40 6?i - d. for fsrcy Wisconsin. NHEAr-A da nrsz
his morning. sales OF oo bush Lake Spring II = - Con-
Price. are rather lower and the demand Is limited W ED
sur py sales Of bush, the spot Al TO- ana oV 70 q
rive this week =; 7tc. 80,
oars are held Of Sc FREIeHrs dull and rats
rh,nred Rrcrrrrs last a8 hours: Flour ass bbs wht
m $50 bush; Corn lc9 bush Oats 81 St bush Cug
IxroRrs for he same time: Flour So bbls Wheat, ~
bu,h Com 65 40 bush; Oats, "A 2io buh.
Nsw.ORLEANs July Il-Our CorroN market s nneaanrs
sales today So bales -Four Il considerably higher, n
there is stock in market. Corn; WNtefn yelow'SN
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MARINE 10 u II " al.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JuLY
Cleared

sbp--Empre State, Briggs, Liverpool d. A. Kins'snis
Sutton. -
Jacob (Brem.) Ssminan, Bremen, Pope 4 Co
Brgs-C hntsworb, Brown Aspnwail, James Bishop "a
G. T. Brown Freeman, Newport masteri VIM skinner, ~
or, Richmond kirsland Van Sack Etus, lBrl kg,x
Ohm n. B., P. !. Nevus Son.
Shooners-Fairfsx Mott Alexsndrs Abbott, Dodge "a
ane Sprait (Brl Cook ST. bartholomew Rostock BegF
min; L. Scranton, L0wdeD, Savannah, Scranton teIA
B. NJ Hswkins Griffin, Charleston, McCready, Mot, ~
Samuel Beauch.np, Baltimore, Bswling, Kirby Cot
Wells Terry, Wilmington, McCIeady, Mott Col sea WI"
Rider, Phadeip hia, Jas Hand.
SlooI--F. Brown, Gardner, Providence, master
stesmer-Ironsides, Allen, Philadephia, j. y. Bnen
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ACCOUNTS rom Nassau ~ p. 70 July state that ne ~
tam Of the Legyi St0ref had up from the wect e
ports that nearly al the tobacco In the betwcendecn ns
saved but that IN the lower hold "a badly wet snd ~,
fGying The quantity saved % estimated 1t sbovt ~ -
whole and from 50 70 IS broken. About $50 hnds nsss a.
lsnded 30 far The tobacco account Of the
eTnment The materials Of the rhiP were al saved u
BARk I. p. WOODWARD, (os SewYcrkD sakef, Is.rs
Jsso for Swansea, e. before reported totally lo ~ 10
wasa coed vessel Of 800 gstsr bnit At
70 1913, insured for lsOo and 81 go on her eta. sT
"sl Il: cargo supposed insured in England ~ Il -
wrts that the bark struck on HossJ Reef o.
IN rneoisely 5lged. having been shore oy ss
rent The captain At the time mpPosing that be
wIdward Of the reef The provisions, SAILS, nfsDs eY
ship-chandlery were saved BY the wrecken The e.S
per would probably be saved and taken 20 g,vs,
THREE-NssTED scHR- PETEs CLINTON sntss 100 ices
for Cowes put into Key West 4fh inst In distress Lii
dsnssted the night previous In heavy squa W. ssys
few miles OF Key West. She would be desined
repairs she lost her foretopmss and part Of her
the sails and rigging were all saved. - asl, "
ScHR. MosTEzUNA, from Dennis went Ashore ~ sss
Rock Hell Gael 18th inst and got 40 as1T RsS
Fsl,Hawk Of Hsrwich slso went ashore on pS -"
lHelI Gate), and Wa got of-no damage.
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Sale. of Stock. at pn,l.aeiphia. July l,

IKeported THE n. Y. TaiBuxE. BY j. r H. b. Fay
ffrs Board-5 City g. Oft; eco Cam Amboy r. a IS,
ss Is ei eco do do b5 ssi 2Ooo City R. r. S. sit 100 u
s s. SO, P lo2; 200 do 'es IL 500 d hssfi ing
Zine b5 2 sehuy Nav, preferred Sli; North Psana
r. dsys, 503 100 ReadinRsR r. 4It 100 soi f's !" vi
rard Bsnk II; 50 DO, ~ do, III . "a ~ a..
Between Boada-l 800 City s. SO s5 100 City b. 'S "i .
second BoorS-s6o sohuy Nav So ~ dsy.77 oco Cana
A. Am r. r. 6s, '83, 88t; eco Camden Am H. H., s5wn,
ISL; SEQ Penua SIS. p. Ss! Harrisburg r. r., 57i IL
Resdng Il. r., ~; / No ristown II. r., 81.
after BoGrd-20O Resdiug r. r. Ali - Schuy Nav freid
3ll; n Penna r. r., 3Cs
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CnAROE OF FALSE Partnership VIM d. Wat.
son, srespec,abe merchant residing in Brooklyn, was
yesterday arrested on complaint of Gideon L. Walker,
Samuel b. Fritts, and Aaron T. Klaine, who charge
INN with having by false representations, obtained
IRON the eomplanants promissoy notes to the amount
of $4,000. II Is alleged thst be represented himself
10 be the proprietor of the land upon which the EN-.
pire ToS scco Works were erected Whan these works
were purchased. for which the complana,sts gave
sas 900, they Bere 70 get lease Of the ground r eye