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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23

"Bru ddcr Bones, can you tell mo de
difference, tween dying and dieting 7"
"Why OBJ course can Samuel -
When you diet You lib on noffin, and
when you die you hsb nofIin to lib
on"
"Well dats different from what tor,
it was. ] tort it was race tween de
doctrin stuff end starvation to see which
could kill fust."
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BeautiEm JNopghh--- Tho following
gein came out Of the recoih mas Of @.
lgc,ioueering choH IN California;
There is not grain Of desert sand
70 pom which the snu shines not a valley
coId from which springs spear ofgross
not mountain peak from which the
ilwort oak roats it's majestic from,
~ nose fec simple 10 NOT in liberty.
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Postage or, Newspnpcrs.

In the County where published, FREE.
Out of the County, and in The State, Is
cents year for weekly papers.
Out OF the State, and within the u. States,
70 cents year for weekly papers.
W Postmas,ers receiving more than these
rates are guilty OF extortion, and Liable to 4
penalty.
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w. T. WILEY,
&EfOr ct KMay.

MoRGANTowN, VA,
AS resumed the practice of the Law
IA in the counties of Moaongalia, Ms.
ron and Preston.
REFERENCES
N. DENINS, Esq, u.
s ssss. =, h !. Ts, Baltf~or., Md.
IN 4 s.s sss,E Esq, wae.,'.s. Us.
SMurH, MURrnx SEQ, P,.iiadespkfs
SEXTON, SEAL & SwEaRIFozN, Pu,
seP,enber, IL, 1889. l6a-tf
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Want and Sickness "A European
correspondent of the NJ Y. Tribune
writes
The mortality at Vienna is alarming
Last week there were $500 and odd
typhns patients in the hospital the in.
sufficient food Of the poor having produ.
ced malignant fever, which is now
spreading over oil classes Of society,"
Thus the dcstitute condition Of the poor
is punished by the sunorings ofsho rich"
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wOnas Of wisdom sn., Wsrn,rg.

~ Adrlst tho tui ioss vi,c1 IL F>rigu fnlasr-o--
siure yon hereye nae. Fellow. oiizcns tho ieaknay
Il FREQ People ought TO 10 osnataply awAo,ii Ia ono
~ the nns banefu foes OF Republican Govoriliu ott
WASHINGTON
~ II IS tiins that we SHOULD bsr,in n little moro
hnerosnizod AMI irs'ead Of feeding the Paupcr, aud
'hne, by our pRESEAT POLICY, we shall be Paupers
~Ursolves--JAcKSON.
~frW-l hopo we may hnd sono inr.ns Ia future Of
sliehlins ourselves from foreiI, Influence Poitioai
Commercial or in whatever form Il may DO attempted
wph there wor. mn ocean OF Fire between this aud the
ela world-JEFFERSON.
EE ever tho Liberties OF ths country destroyed
twill be through the machinatons of Ronish Prlee,s
LAFAYETTE. =
~ Foreign Influence ia a Greciun horse 10 the Re
MADISON. FI
w. There s an imperative necessity for reforming
the Naturalization Laws OF the u sstntcs.-WEBSTER
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FANCY PRINTING.

We have sappi'ed ourselves with all the
materials necessary for doing fancy work
such as Gold and Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
and Green Ink--fne glazed Paper Of various
haes, &C., and we have the requisite skill
and experience to use them to advantage -
Orders for fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
ly attended TO.
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Iron and HardW are Store


rTNHE SUBSCRIBER would anaopnce ia -.
II public that no has jOst RECEIVED al ns e
Commercii buildings. Morgsptqvn, Va, afarrss
and general assurtn,On -Sf
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
Censisting IN part OF Mil, Crosscut Head ana
Tonon sswsj Broad, Hand, aud ohoppipg Ares,
Hatchets, Hammers, Adres, Augvs, Bsaccs and
Bits, Gouges, Chisels, Planes, Ruiea. Squares
Guages, Spirit aud Plumb Levels q great var,
ETY. OF Door and Window .Fastentngsi TIL and
Chest Locksj Brass, cast and wrought Buu sod
Strap Hinges. A iRe assortment Of
Table CssGIcs,u;
Scissors, Shears, Razors, &c.; Hand and peneb
Vices, Smitb's Vices, Anyils,s bellows, Stock and
Dies; Screw plates Files, Rasps, English, t,ecs
man and American Steelj Guns, Gun-locks and
Gun-barrols; wall, paint, cloth and hair Brushes,
Brass and Deli-mctal Kettles, together with W.
riety of other articles which no will seR WHOLE.
SALEoRRE at prices which canno, faa
to please.
AS he does business ON the s'Ready Payn sy,,
EN-, nc adds no extra per cent for bad debts.
Iron and Nails. ;,s IL ~ 3 NIX Ss. a.
prising III the various sizes ofIron and Eaih.
his own manufacture md of the best qualitvs
+. IL. OLlPfIANT"
Mergantown, Dec. 16, 1S52.--l76::tt
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Uorribic.-~A correspondent Of the
n. O. Pickay0ne, at jackson Mise, gives
an account Of the burning Of negro,
at Lexington, in tina, State, after chnin.
ing him TO stake, in the public street,
for violent personal outrage upon q
young woman, who is not likely TO sur.
vivs hor injuries.
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made, in tho best and most fashionable manner,
will give him trial. as he is satisfied that he can
please all that may favor him with their patron
ago His Shop Is on Walnut street, throo doors
above Domains.
morgantown, June 2, 1858.
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CEDgEs TasS,

Thomost successful remedy now muse for the
cure Of CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, COLDS
asltimofo, for sells at The e Big Window,D
MP. T, 1900. CARE, 6aNwAY &@8.
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!. .. +. IL .
Sebastopol is Taken.
I.ARGESTS STOCK of CLOTHING
EVER WAS In fOWNll
Dry Goods or eres,N kt,stii
Sam Coats aud LeRgns,
Carpet Sacks and Travelling Trunks,
Carpeting and Oil Cloths,
Deerskin Overshoes, M
Hats aud Caps of the Latest Styles,--jusi
from New York,
Fur Cuffs and yic,orines,
Lades'i Satin and Cloth Man,illas,
Italian and Gro de Rieu Silk, Dress Goods
100 lbs. Broom Irvine, -
coil 3 a sea, glass Rope, A
j g 1t do do
'rHemp BEDFORD,
Extra sea-grass Bed cords 90 feet long.
Plough Points and Castings of every kind,
at Wholesale and retail. Old Metal taken
in Exchange,
Golden Syrup, superior quality
Loaf and Brown Sugar.
-Four Dozen Zinc Wash boards,
Twelve dozen Patent Buckets,
Two dozen Patent Tubs.
10 boxes 8 by 10 Glass,
10 Z" 10 by l2 do
o :" 10 by IA do
A few more of those superior Apple
ParaIs left. LAZlER 81 FLEMING.
Morgantown, October ID, 1855.
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MADE up for this market, and not bought in En-
poriuns t--alias, auction houses Everybody
knows that good article need not TO be put in
suction houses, for II can be sold at any time.
Our Stock consists in part Of
OVERCOATS,
Fine Cloth Frock overcoats, latest style,
Lamb-skin sack and ifock overcoats,
petershsm, "
s sSasls' " " /"
Talmas, (Cloaks) and large variety Of 9TH
ers too numerous to mention.
CLoSE-BoDY'D (fock) COATS, black, blue o,
brown cloth, plain and fancy cassimer &
fine and beautiful.
BUSINESS COATS,
Cloth and Cashmere, plain and fancy. AL
so, warm once expressly made for the Far
mersS A large assortment, and different
styles and patterns.
TWEED-COATS,
A large assortment, and different styles and
pattcrns. Also, Round abouts, or Monkey
jackets.
PANTS,
Black Cloth and Cassim ere, fancy and plain ,
a besutifal stock.) Also, largo sssort-
ment of heavy Pants for every day wear
pretty, comfortable, strong aAd warm.
VESTS,
Satin, Silk, Cloth, Cashmere, Velvet, PLAID
Vests, Plsin and fancy. Also, heavy vests
BOYS CLOTHING
We have on hand, and receive daily, a large
assortment Of Pants. Vests aud Coats.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Good
We have on hand and offer 10 cell very che
large assortment Of Ha:s, Caps, Boots, Und )
shirts, Drawers, Fine Bosems, Shirts, Collar .
Cosaferts, Gloves, Socks, Handkerchief, CT 4
vats, Eeck-ties, Suspenders, Hand and Tray,
ling Trunks, Carpet Bags, India Rubber Coats,
&c. 10. A. PEDERLEICHT & co.
NJ If any of my friends would like 90 have
seat and cheap garment, thea please give me
call and look az my Goods before ysu buy any
where else, Tor 1 know 1 can satisfy your most
saRgaine expectations. D.H. sTINE.
Motganto~a. Oct. 20, 1855. l7-3m
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TO Persons out Of Employment.
THE BEST BOOK E0He AGENTS
Ssad for few copies and try them ansBg
yeur friends.
ROBERT SEARS

NUBEKT SEARS
Paoiishes the (oiioscfng Popular illustrated
NJ o'ks, and for the sale of which he desires an
active Agent in every county in the United States
snail capital efS20 or $50 oaiy is required.
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"Oh! what a pile Of Boxes!'


One of our citizens, while taking a mornia,
walk through town last week, was heard to say,
as he drew near to ~
Rogers y FOgle's Cheap Cash Store,
ooh! what pile of Boxes - Well, reader.
tho secret oft was that the firm had lust rec cir,
Cd their new and very largo assortment of
EsV end 1tfHSer Goods.
ana ,he boxes were piled up around the door e.
hough 10 astonish the natives Our friend could
not pass without going in to see what all these
oo1es could have contained. He went in and
iound every shelf, corner, and even part oil the
counter piled up with Dry Goods in all their va
rely, and IT'S 40 use TO try to enum crate the ar
ucies. Inc wonder now was that even that
pie OF boxes could have contained all tho rich
variety around him. lie remarked TO one Of
the hrm, You have brought on la rae stock OF
Goods this time" The answer was, tsoh Won
nave not seen all,--come, go up stairso Fol
lowing up stairs, he found the large upper roo m
stored with large assortment of
READY-MAD DE CLOTHING.
OF all sorts and sizes, and az cheap &C., az
me Goods down stairs, and they were cheap g.
hough, IN all conscience WheB our friend
came out and turned towards home he had an
arm iull OF New Goods and notions for the folks
a. nome. He would advise all persons in search
OF foods Z" VERY CHEAP Ton CAsH,,, to call at
noHERS FOGLE'S CHEAP CORNER, where
the most fastidious taste can be accommodated
WIN something good and cheap. They charge
morning Tor exhibiting their assortment; go aud
call at the CHEAP CORNER.
Morgantown, Sept. 30, 1866.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
IVtO all persous afflicted with Sexual diseases.
II such as SPERSIAToRR HoEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GoNoRRHEA,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice of OSANISM az
SELF-ABUSE, sc. SC.
The Howard Association OF PHILADELPHIA /.
view of the awful destruction of human life nd
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho de-
ceptions practised upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by Quarks, have directed their
consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy oftheir name TO give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
Femaie) who apply by letter with description
OF their condition, age, occupation, habits of
life, &c, and In cases of extreme poyerty and
suffering, to furnish Medicines free of charge
The Howard Association lie a beneyole emf Ins,i
tuition, established by special endowment. for
the relief of tho sick and distressed, afflicted
with Sc Virnent and Epidemic Diseases ,, and its
funds can be used for no other purpose. Itb.,
now a surplus of means, which the Director.
nave voted to advertise the above notice III
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of tho age, and will
furnish the most approved modern Treatments
valuable advice also given to sick and neryoY,
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Lev.
corrhoea, &c.
Address, (post paid) DR.. GEO. r. CALHour.
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 8
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA ID. HARTZELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcHiLp, Secretary. Sept. 2O.---iy.
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ALL HALL!
READY MADE
.CLOT HIN G.!

Ever before offered TO this
community. For tho proof
Of this we only desire our
friends to give us a call and
Judge for Themselves, and not
believe all that is put in the
papers. Our Goods, lin tho
Clothing limo, are all our
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Tailoring

T. s. u w AN,
Would respectfully announce
TO the citizens Of Morgnntown
and vicinity, chat he has pur-
chased the entire stock Of
VIM. T.. Grove, and intends
carrying on tho above named
business at the old stand oc-
copied by him. lie hopes
that pefeons wanting Clothing
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tOBERT SEARS, PUpLnuER.
ISt Willia nm 81. Nag yn,L

IoI William St. New YORK.
DJ-SEHp FOR oaE Copy.--Singlo copcs Of the
above works will bo carefully enyeDoped in stout
paper, and forwarded at our risk and expense TO
any post Office in the United States, an tho ro-
coipt Of the rotail prices.
Doc. 3, 1855,
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scars' @ rent yyork an rs,,s.,,,

Tie most Elegant and Usefal Volume Of
wear
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-02-23
The American Platform.

Inc following are the platform and ptin-
ciples'of the American Organization, adopted
BY The Na,ionsl Council at Philsdelpais.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
DIED Id.
BkKER-At lie Rev,

BAKER-At lie Roy, Gepe.ee County Wednesday, July
Baker, esq, of this city.
BRoWN-On Monday July Is in Brooklyn, Walton
p son OF T.. heSwSod Brown, aged JeG and months
nr WI oe tsken nom me fenoeree OF hn parent"
mtnt, on W Wednesdsy, at p. m.
BRoWN-At Holiness Hole on Sunday, July n Capt Chaa
Il. Brown Of OrriLston, Me-, sster Of schr Lsruka
BLEsSON-on Monday, July o. Ellen Bessen dsuxhter OF
Hugh aud Bridget besson aged years ana months.
BRooKs-On Thursday July "a, at Fott Hamilton Lous
Island, John Brooks, native of England
Inferred II Green rooo Cemetery.
BRADY-De2ared this e on Monday, July 7s Msry Ann
Bisdy the beloved child Of James and Mary Brady ssed
yeaI, months and y days
steamer Enpo State John BsssS. ESQ fosri1 20 q Az
dover "
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
Soth July from hs late esider &C. No IS West
street, without further notice,
CLARk-At Greepvnle Bergen Township N ; on Monday
daughter OF GLbeI AZ SeraphsDs Clsxk In her 18th yes
The uIeI, VIII ass place from beI parent residence a The
The friends and anqu.naneos Of the family
invited to nend the funeral without further L. vtsuon
at II 0'cloek, 10 carry them - the house.
cLAPPon Monday eve. Es July r. csh.ripe B. daughter
The iepds Of family invited attend tie fuDss. from
the residence Of her brotherinisw j. W. Barker No Isl
monree ssIsst en ~eenesasy morning 81 10 oeiocl
terry Second street.
COPPEE-On Sur dsy July a. at Germantown Nlss Cara
Ina Copree daughter OF the late Edward Coppse NJ D. ef
Savannah, sni sister n-law Of the Rev. Dr. Stevens.
CRoMwELL-on Saturday July &c Of congestion Of The
hraia Mr.. Gilbert Cromwell In the sist year q bis age
CARTER-on Monday, July %, afer lingering lines M
oassn Carter, aged 60 yean and II month";
CxhAS.on Sunday. JAY 2. at bis residence IN Bslevs
~. y, Edward Canaan. 10 the S+ih year Of bis ass-
formerly Of fwoaesst.1' ks..' sssd s. yeGs
." s1s' ano ne sEes fhe family are respectfully United
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

1901 N. fp.,l a. hs late resSeues No " South Tsiid
greet wIi.n,buI.h, Long Issnd, ct 0''''a H. '''
Wednesday, July 30.
pIcxrrsoN-on Monday Juy ,.r .Aort b.. ,eys,s .ss
lp.,s Monroe the youngest son Of Charles aid AA'
pekensop.
pwYyR-op Monday morning. July .. rhoA H. D"'s'm
ibe i7th year Of HE age.
Ey.ssin h. city, Monday July e. Of d:.t:s ., q Tsa. ss
I d h Anps sss1s Ss n Evan. oi N.,eSes sed IS 'e-
ard 3uonihA $1,000.
FURY-on Monday July %, D.as P. Fv,, son Of Patrick
FAsHAN-on Monday morning, July q, rAam" F''A'' ~
the Ssth year Of hs age.
FEEHAN-or Monday uornr, July 2s tho. Feshsn, IN the
Il.beth Fuller, sde.. s.uSs Of Mar. AIn .ss the ''e
Chsrles William Fuller. aged ls Jesrs snd month";
eAn1z-on Tue.e.y, July q, Mrs. Eisa Williams Can't
wife Of George W. Gsats, n the Sh year Of her age
The eDd and .sgss &C. Of s y .s e.oei from hsr
late reSdslcs, No. iss West Nineteenth street
HALE-At Eswo lean. on Monday, July 2' '0''Ah hse'
Chas ard Care .ins Hs.en, aged ,ssrs and months,
HoYLE-on Monday Jy % 10 south s,0osIp S Gsssns SsIa
Hoys. ss,,d years, ! ronihs and IL days
HALIson Monday morning, Jul, p, Cap. VIM .; hsA
JUD1cr-on Sunday Jul, n. after 'h0r Illness in the S'A
EnyANs-on Mupi., July 1s Bernard Kisvsns, aged IS
ysss native S1he County Armagh, ireland
noPss ,rs 9 s:s.s @ s .af Il
and B. Kenej7, aged yeai, months and - dsJ@
LAWRENCE--Of congestion Of toe brain, on Suese.y ~ "a
ing, July q Edward Hale youoged son OF msI1n ~ ~
Aietts LGwrenee, aged years nonths ana "a daIt
The fu services win sie Pisce st the residence o. a
So At O'CLOCK m The fends Of the family are invited 70
attend without further notice.
LENT-At Phisdelphs ruusday, July At ne feas1Se
Of hes sor, Abism T. Lent mr' Sarah All 1e"'' 's'
years
MOTrOn Sd day. the 2esh inst at the residence Of seeoen
c. C-ifep Msnsroneek esteheser County, henA'o "''
In TIE sotb year Of mis- see- . =, , <.,.s ,,,,,s
The w tsie psoo Burlington ~ J OF which nouee
vii! be given to-mouow.
MURPHY-On Tuesday afternoon. July 2, MIA Cstnefne
Huphy widow Of tho late James Murphy aged 81 years
MCRDOCK-In the CRY OF Brooklyn, Sunday evening Ju
a. after shGrt and illness, James huraoA !" INC
SD year Of his age.
POsT-On Monday, July Henry only son Of Asron " ano
Eliza Jsbe Post, sred years months and ID days
POPBAM-At Scsr-dal., on Sunday July "a, Cstt anne
Spencer infant dsusher Of W. H. and Sarah d. 70 pnsm-
QUINBY- On Tuesday, Jolly a. Josiah ouinby OF waning
ton, Dutehess County, N. sged 6oJeHs.
RUssELL-At Dartmouth Mas on Saturday, JAY - sseo
ytn Abrshsm ustn sDember ofbe Society o. fnenos
REEDER-On Sunday evening July a. Setphen Corhe"uS
| son Of Maria n Reeder In the 2lH year OF bis age
| ROBJN6ON-On Monday July 70 after long and peinfu
lines Mrs Mary, wife Of James Robinson In toe Fn 'eA
RUE~On Monday July o. Robert L. Rue, in The seth ye" 0
sHAPTER-At West Morrssna Friday July Is, hsrsder
| T Sbapter; aged Il yesrs and months.
SIMMs On Monday, July %, Of dysentery, Wvhnsto1
wesley on Of the late Edward and Am simns aged Jsa
WADE-M Newark, N. J., on Sunday, July q, JOB Wade
the l7th year of his age
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30
ssarkess. Key0ysed By TdtgvapA

Bvrr.LS Js1S nj. ss Is 70 sor eo@ssss Md ssss
sooS ihisoi 90 race for ss%rDn 20 % soca ohsI - a.
ss so, % asS.sS saSss Sss '' msr :ie: oos .s
pcwp wbiss h,ch,ssD; 81 Mt sos 90 spaAnsl q kU
,.us.S wss.s. S NE: sscc Sass. .sss iSs ,os1d "a 4
en.oeD clo.I .. tSs 9u'ss .s NC x. otss ,sa T..
Rec, pts fos Ie a hours snt,ns At noor today .tSA
TLous, lt,aae bush wnrar 10 zn sa'a; 0ocs ,mMse4
CoRy. ..., a. ,u..,.-, ....., .
o bwh. OArs @2dSc. Tor Stsn ana " os~'Hi ssS ~
Oswrco. Jpiy a-s x-FLoUR IN good demand s.ss IN
hnshss AZ "a u for sxtss Soufhern Ohio S7U ~ Tor
Osveso ana Canadian and % e2a o. IS for fancy
WHEir-dsnsnS seuve; sees 20 ooo bushels ~ hs ~
esr ssiss rs ooe bush, Sc. for pound and Sc s
sou, CANAL ExroRrs oday es3 bbla Flour, 10 800 r
els Wheat aloo bushels Corn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-30

nprcs md pYEsFuthe- sales have been made Of 900
fs.sh S.ic5s oo 4 : e S MI. S Gao: oa
Un II CcsbipesI Is IN good demand at improved prices.
i: as +, is:: s.:.: :':s; c:S SsRs 'si
i bbl. American Castor Oh st sl, AID No o0H Is'
DYgWo0ps-we notice sales Of $50 tun' Jamaica L0s~0'd
yf.'tR Sa' aSD SEAL-rhe demand for Western Cana
r, a AZ I've but the ssvaDce pretsnsons Of holders
Checked business ard the msrtet closed arney AZ
m y. h.,ts, T u prices The supply fair Tho sss.
. 10 bb sea 20 ii common 70 soSa wa IcosI
ass 90 or common fair sxtr. Ohio 90 0 .na .s
ss se $50 for extra Goues Csl allan Fog, >. .e. O sas
3 good s.%snS @ s s ,'s' 90 for S ..s1. Sna sos
Flow the ;o.r ssi SS I'll .a' .ssa NJ % s
DBL. n psss s"td !. .Ia brand: smors Sc g:
fancy and brands R,e Flour r :%a u ;sei M
Corr ns. Susysnt 81 ~ :s. Ss Suiu,s
Georges FIJI saoa hsi ste.dy and In n no g s
ss Iss.''' .14o. :sts ." Ss u M ID d.msnd
FRUITs-Rsisins again vhous movement IN o,nss ON
limo: Of SI1 ay very s ss .s S.s s.sS @on
term: 20; !, rsS go
ipSsG SsSsm. nsspps: apples .e.r:e-viT;
.in. Bow ;,s selling S.,s cSs.. oddis Consisting Of
various varieties Of fancy psc.sss, q and ri.
aSs Ss.r aSd.a hs vorsSs The private advice:
sSo,A: \ So sS.s n:- .ss so 20 S
* is 20 Snsb Whi.e Csnsdsn 786 IS; $500 bush
mi, Al inSsr a Al 81; bush Red Wisconsin at 4oD
81 s ard 500 bush White Western at Si 81 Rye bet
Ter and Il wanted oo bush at 7s f uusouo and
ssf "a s;s oS %as
Tor e1port ana the trade the va fair but sound n
penty sale. OF 8 900 bushels 57d62c for "eetero missed
sh3c fr Round Vel ov 6sd7oc for Southern yellow and
75dsc for White Southern Barley and Barley Malt arc dou
StSHY CLOTH-we learn of additional sales Of rs bales at
HOPS-New have altered materially; sales Of 100 bales
ordinary 70 prime Western at llnl, we quote the
range i lG die, the latter an extTeme price.
Iron moderate busir doing In Scotch Pig e3i anos
ard s3l 75des2 from yard
LEATHER cor 6rm and fair business e doing IN
H-nloct Sole partly for the West Oak Ia fairly active
French Calf Skins unchanged. 80,
LMERpcklsId has varied materially sales OF 'oo oo
OF SIC Lump is quiet g., . ,s
MT all at Sc Is time, with interest added. 80
MOLASsEs continue f bu, quet sales OF cargo OF Cu
ba Clsyed 90 terms MT made public.
h.rdsnins r.,.s: sss. 10 ibis st SiaSse hods
row the latter bat Buyers 70 purchase
sboye m tho msrket closes firm st Sc Ia prime shpPos
ord sus sales have been made at Ssc to the trade
Crude u ssesdy s3a e3 l2i geo for Wilmington and
North CouI ty Resin Is in fair demand for export
but he dicuy Of obtsIins freight st reasonable rae o."
depressing influence the msket the arrivals for tho week
bsye been bbls Il which have gone nto store
holders being ns submit 10 loser rate. ths sales
comprise coo bbls, aoat at 52l y $40 ID. which re
duction hbls medium No. Opaque white at % 23h b
and 400 bbs do 81 75d - Is 2so NJ as 70 quality Tar
moderate demand sales 100 bbs wilmington Rope
st 81 1Sl y bbl. -
Tnr Erye-ts 0 NasaI Stores at s Povt V Ns
Yoyk Joy tie cssk sndfsS Jy 26 1856, Vh eeSarastss
sofais foy ieos, Aavs bes~ as feIeses: