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Spinning's Livery Stable.

- The undersigned has again
IS-A Sumei business at the old Western
XII Stage Company stables en- the no I'll
Marion and Walnut streets where lie IS
pared accommodate the travelling public with thing in
his line on the accommodating heretofore.
will travellers ard others to part OF the ce
may desired. with comfortable vehicles good
horses and careful drivers
call part of the city for railroad
them from the Depot their residences
elsewhere. he desired Orders left at the stable
VIII be promptly attended to-
y Thankful for the past liberal patronage he has
ceyed heres by prompt attention 70 business and reason
able charges To merit continuance
". L. SPINNING.
Richmond, January l., 1850. ST
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X Of saddlery Hardware, ever brought ms II
70 this market, embracing all the'-.-A-A--.~-S
new style Nountin IS. Ornaments. Tad Irons. Sc
LEATHER.
In addition 10 tanaage Of Leather We aaFc 81
hand large French calf and kip sAlas Taup4ce
boot ami french aud kii skins heavy and light
patent biAck and fancy coiorea enaasled leather
[s wards mandatory, red ard yellow lining SKINS
top. stripe Nui black binding skns n short Leather
Of ala1ost every description.
MANUFACTURED WORK.
Having made large addition manufacturing
Shshaent which enables Us 70 double former frce
feel nndsnt sGpply tAe pQAile ~isA Ains
in the line, almost any quantity.
on HAND. CONSTANTLY,
Light and heavy fancy AMI plain black and silver is-a
HARNESS. variety plain and fancy saddles
Enslish ana hene hlinss Fly Nets, large stoes
mon and psteat leather Collars Whips Trunks. sAisss
wcolea ana lines horse Covers, sc.
900 GALLONS FISH OIL.
Te arrive Jane. y the barrel q gAiIen
Vt r Cash raid for Hides and BaTk-
Thankful very liberal Patronage Aerttaeze
hope ~ pronpsess to has mess e merit
eontjnusnce efthe same. WIGtSIN1 4 60.
nsy -, 1856. -sf9
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.Ielr Ea.uIorfi.ieaf.

SCOTT S CRAWFORD SIRE the sole sgants for tbs
- sale ef the pateat carpet hnre sna fsstenin-s
re used instead Of straw N4,h better, more consen
lent great saving to the carpet Call aud examine
Ami; 10 IL If
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Steam Saw Mill for Sale.

INT ATFD fifteen miles west Of Cam bridge, tad.
and one nile south Of tha Dayton ana Central Kali
,ad beng locat ID district OF goes t'7nber such
poplar, oak, cherry. walnut, ASH snd others not ne
.ssarv 10 mention With the Mill belongs acres Of
God land large our-herse team. two good dwell
ng houses, stables, cribs snd other necessary
Il houses The of the mill net being situatet
y as to carry On the business of saving they te
ire willing dispose OF IT on able terms
ny person wishing 70 purchase such property would
" ell TO all and examine. address the Proprleors
MI ALBRIGHT Y McILSAISE.
Ogden, Henry county, Ind
April II. 1916. l7-6m
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SANJ FL. BELLS.

- MI A. TLRER ct and Dealer III Ready Naie
III l4th4nE Ioths siacres = estIpgs- Trimming
sud treats Furnishing foods ot every description
Ny stock tsis IS very extensive :" FSist5t
invite the attention o feAa zers; sFa a. nave s4ft
"a: the lash system. ~ prices ~ he reduced a.
fa dinghy.
Garments f all su4- made - oE4sr-
Cutting in all it. branches
Remember the place. AZ tn es3 s'@h4 neFs y i'ed II
opposite the itIxen-- Eaa~-
April F.. .e50 +" II
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~ PRICE 6oRst I'll, my viii continue h,
mess. recommend them ny old customers
verify Of patronage. Thomas BENfoS-
K9chraana NAV j, 1856 201
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gUsT received. 10 l3z sugar various grades, which
- very cheap cash wholesale retai
AlSo suer Ict Of Molasses IN barrels ard halves,
n W BARNES
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5NoR fine >alrts Collars. trsvats. Poe Ks. Hsn;ke
Il chiefs, Hosiery, Gloves. >usPe ncers, Sc.
April 9, 1885. Il Il
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A B. BUTLEa. Nd. a,E. HAUGHToS, N.
BUTLER L HAUGHTON.

promptly 10 all cases entrusted 10 their care
Special attention paid Surgical diseases, ana disc
ses OF the Throst and Lurgs.
- Office in the basement Of DR.. Buffers resi-
3ence Main street Cd door below the star House.
April 3. 1855 lott
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Z f 10Y Ed. Il Z VI q \ f D !
PRICE & GORSUCH,

WOULD respectfully inform their friends and the public
" generally ta they have removed their stock Of ari
Iron. purchased Of Thomas Benton, TO Ne =
Main OF Peoples BANK. opposite
81 = - - lie
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:xamine Scott s Crawfords Carpets

iNHE largest stock offered in this market ell
| Vet. Tapestry, brussels common ana superior In
ain ply Venatan. Stair and wide Hall. IA Straw
~ and Eeor Oil 10th. 25e up 81 good all
ool Carpet At sc Tall and ,ee-vhat does j.
e thing. April 10
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
IrcreRse.....

Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay will hold special sale of
stocks bonds notes and real estate by order OF James
s. Libby esq, receiver of Phincas t. Barnum, to-
morrow, Tuesday, at - O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange Among the lots TO be cold will be that
valuable piece of property the corner OF Houston
street and Broaoway, containing 100 feet on Broad
way 1877 on Houston street, and 81 feet Crosby
street
GILES +. Ward, esq., President Of the New Haven
and New London Railroad, has been elected Presdeot
Of the Stonlngton Railroad in place of Coarles p
Williams, esq, resigned account Of his intended
travel Of some years in Europe.
Messrs. Z d Morgan, + c. Litchfed, Samuel j.
Beals jeremiah Mlllbank, and II S Welles, were on
Friday last elected Directors OF the City Brunswick
Ga Land Company.
TIE business OF the Clearing House to-day was:
s22, ,955, 900.
There s rather activity in money, but the sup
ply is abundant on call at 6G7 T. cent. There has
been considerable changing in loans to day, but no
difficulty in obtaining facilities.
The demand for Breadstuffs is good a; full prices
beth for home use and shipment. Pork has an i'm
proving tendency Cotton col tnues dull and heavy.
In Groceries there nothing Of import ance doing but
prices are steady.
No al IohSeMeu's nave ytt Ueen indut Tor the re-
demptior of the notes Of the Valley Bank of Maryland
which have been issued by responsible parties on this
community, and agents of bll-holders who have re-
turned from the bank bring very unsatisfactory ac-
counts of no assets. We trust some satisfactory Ar
rsI cement may soon be made, by which the public
will be relieved of the at present worthless notes of
this bank for which somebody has received the full
value. The amount sscertaned TO be IN Wall street
is in excess of $4,000.
The public are indebted to Mr.. Cisco, the Sub
Treasurer of this port for the prompt correction Of
an important error which had crept into the Sub
Treasury statement Ct the week, which showed an
apparent increase of some s75o,OOO, instead Of a
real increase of sleo, ,OOo Upon his attention being
called to the figures yesterday, he promptly, In com
pany with his assistant, went TO his office discovered
the error, and notified al the city journals degree
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Rtsi..d, Athya l. Co.'S Circular.

Pey Atlantic LONDON, Iuesusy Juiy q, iooo
bREtpsruYrs-he weather Friday has been wet aud
here though have favorable reports from the
cooay rersy To-day fine ard sultry To days market
was wen attended There good consumptve demand for
FIRE Wheat wh fully maintained last quotations but feor
ousles sr. rather easier; white l0sQl led lo dlo r.
10 10 Flour OF good quality meets with steady retail demand
At last quotations. inferior particularly II out OF condtoa,
syery difficult to sell we ilo's Wese-n Csns S,eSs "a 81
Baltimore and Philsdelphis "a ass, Ohio 80 dS6 obl
Indian Com sparu ally offered Fridays prices supported
for ye wv white not quite much asked for and shade
easier yellow and mixed 81 d5o6 white 81 dS26 g. $50 b
Canadian sell retail at 9li 5a4 10 Oatmeal is IN
ra:her better demand at % GJOl r 20 10.
PRovsIoSs-Beefs inquired for but ss yet does not
result in much busir Cleveland brands ISL ass Heavy
Western no lT6 terct Pork in rather demand at
So Dbl Bacon very quiet but disposition on the
part Of holders 70 pres' sales. .-,.,
LsD-The late small arrivals have found buyers o. $500
aud lot of good quality IN ha6aires at os The nigh
prices hsve u dUced shipments from Hsyre.
TnLow-Liber arrivals in LoDdon have rather depressed
the market, which closes Sd al y ewt lower.
ASHES are without change moderate demand for Pots at
81 sass Pearls scarce at a.
NAVAL SroREs-There Is good demand for Common Rosin
n46 t. cwt; Fine aud wanted at 10 Glo y cw
SPIRITS TURPESrISE quiet at 50 T. cwt
OILs-Nothpg reported since our last -
BARK-A moderate inquiry exists Bsltmorers sag fhIs
delphis II l6Gl2.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Ar. AR. MaxwelI's Circular.

Fer idnue LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, Juiy ., ~.
The ,rryas from Ireland Cosstwe during tho S week
have been quite nsnfcant From Foreign Ports however
we have received 1857 Qs Wheat 30iI qrs Barley ios.
ors Ipdsn Corn s6f7 sacks and 07l7 bbls flonr beside
liza crs Whest and SSH bbs Flour fom Canada Ihe eh
torrts in the comprise Al heat Vss qrs'
Oats 500 ars Indian Corn l57 sacks and i oos ou'
With continued rain and unsettled weather there ms oeeh
very good col demaad for al articles and great hfm
ne,s the trade the late large American arrivals hVe 50 ar
bsdo effect on prices fact parcels ready tor delivery are
extremely scarce holders of such have been enabled 70 eH'
rather more money from needy buyers ,,.
this days market there good attendance 9t the VOW
and uny trade AID of buy from distance WHEAT sho
FLOUR met h good consnmpve demand and there oeins
better show samples than of late considerable snount
Fridays prices being Id TO r. y ~ 10
over the rates Of Tuesday fine qualities of WHEAT and
full prices ordinary runs and FLOUR OATS ana
.tb fair demand tu maintained late rates. BARLEY,
By.ss and PEAS limited request owing to the hgh
prices asked lSpN CORN scarcely muce inquired ,o
a. Of lae however holders being generally hrm the sales
made were senersy the quotations Of Friday or l. quar-
ter over those of this day week
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
N4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..
Cleared.

stespst p-OriIate Tinkleps1gh San Fr43cico
Ships Mssbsr (Sard Demoro, St John, b.. Des Arts
H9yser sssc Alerton Baldwin, New Orleans VIM. Nelson
Son Franklin King BorlaId Liverpool o. Baker Co.
BsIk-pilsIim, ApoTas, Mobile. Eagle & Hazard.
Brss-M. Z. Thompson Grant Boston, II. D. Brookman &
Go T. b. Watson, Wontenger Lsgusyra, Dalett Il BHss
Broome, Lsnethorne, ST. Kits &C., Brett Soa Co B,ue
Jacket BI Browne, Corr and market Barclay Liynson
Siesmer-Beyerly Pierce, Philadelphia, w II Thompson
sehoone:s-W II. Gihland, Ericsson, Charleston Doner
Potter Co.. {. ID. Van Name, Van Name
fTee Bro; l. A. Edwards D,ugas, Georgetown Donsr
Potter Coz Baltic, Hinckley. Boston Thompson Huaer
J.W Roach, JonI.on Richmond c. NJ. Fry a Co "A Lind.
.ey, ScseTson Boston. E. B. Reeve Vsoor Hpsen aex,n
d's stuses Clearm.n g. J. Miller, Johnsoa Harbor L..
10 Miller Luther; Favn Lesry Baltimore R. H. AtwslI
don Ae1.ntTs, &c, stuTses, Clearman Ca " w smith
Gray Charleston, McCready Mott Co. Mary Ja- Burcb
NoTfeE st1rs.s sl-arDer Co. L. Davis Carow Charles
ton Joaas smith Co. Feetwns Osborne Sayan1ah scr.a
.on Talmsn A. Bedel, Ryder, Alexandria M Bedell
Agg-,.s, Perry, New Bedford, mater - N'-'''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
M.,Les,. .Reporsed by TskSrspA.

Nyw.OuLEAys Apf - COTTON unchanfed No mu.s
dul In copseauepce Of storm sales tocsJ ony
bales sales for week, q COO bales stock 10 p.r
bales receipts ahead Of sst year 4s 90 bales saes OF
yyr for the week 500 bsss lie for prims mo- 20.
in cort 5000 bags BAeeNG 10 quiet ct 2ie o'her See'
unchanged. ,,< n.....
ALeISY Aurust Al P a.-WHEAr-Ssles Of new 0ene'ee
in fots st 81 80; White Kentucky, 81 s0i Ned do o.
Corysc for Western Mixed and Yellow Round sales iV"
bushels. WBIsKy-Slc. o,,, -. . :
BvTyALo Aug IS m.-FLors dull ssles sS eoIs. ~
3k5 81 for common Illinois SIS 57G 80 b for good 20
choice Ohio and 90 for Ohio, Indians and nch
ssn WHgAr quiet; saes coo bush 81 ~ Tor cncsao
Snrnr and for white Indiana CosS opened hrmer
sorps Gull sales 700 bush od Sic WHISKY 80. Sc
CANAL FRIreHrs 5c. for Corn and sc for Wheat 70 new
Yoyk RECEIPTS for g hours ending AZ noon to-day So
bbl, Four oO bush Wheat 1853 SIS bush Cor fels bush
Oats. CANAL ExpoRrs-l7,7l2 bush. Whest, lO7f ousn
Corn, SOC bush- Data
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Aug. i-P. NJ

There is very little Of interest IN the Stock market
The absence Of operators prevents activity, and a
moderate pressure of Stock on the market depresses
prices Erie closed at Gil; Reading E7l; New-York
Central, s7I, &c. The transactions were limited in
al descriptions. In Western shares the business
moderate and prices generally heavy Pittsburgh was
an exec ption, selling at 60, an improvement of t
cent. There appears to be a movement IN this
stock to place il nearer its real value, and
some of the shorts have been buying in.
La Crosse was also 6rm, II being bid, and sales pr-
vstey made at that For the January divideod T.
cent was bid on 500 shares. Toledo sold at 76. The
receipts for three weeks in July were $4,000 against
S32 600 same time last year. Illinois Central WAS
lo7 Michigan Southern 9ll, &c. In Railroad Bonds
the business was moderate, but Illinois Central were
buoysnt. and leading short was buying at 92l, an
advance of q cent Goshen sold at 30, interest of,
equal to s9l; New-York Central 6s, sol; Erie Second
Norteaee 9sI. &c PIivate sales of Ia Crosse sud
Mlwnukee { y cents were made 70 go abroad at -.
In State Stocks there transactions, but hold
ers were finn
There has been an active business doing in Exchange
to-day, principally to settle banking transactions I'm
porters not market to any extent for remittance
As the Mint closes at a IN. on Wednesday the bulk
9s y cent for bills ladng, 9la9i for good CONNER
csl signatures and 9ldsI for BANKERS bills. France
Ge5l7l 05l6l. The supply Of commercial bills is
gooo
The business of the Sub.Treasury was Paid
slssl75 IS; Received, si53,O73 s5 Balance,
Ss,567, COZ +s Paid for Assay Office, ss,2ls 76 !;
Paid on Dstprsirg Checks, s34,6l2 "a.
The expsnsiol of Bank Loans continues, a portion
of which is accounsd for by the enlargement of the
capital Of the Bank q Commerce. of which 81 $50 900
has been paid in and o'ues out again. The aggre
gate increase Of loans IS asOu. $3.50, OOO The Con.
erce shows an increase Of s42' 200 and the Metro
peltap $4,000 The changes in the ,ther Banks are
not important In Specie the increase o. last week i.
about $40 900, which is larger than wa generally
anticipated The principal gain has been in IL, Her-
eA.p.' $500, 900, Commerce s2So,ooo, and AmerS.n
aIoo,ooo. The Deposits show nominal ssin 0
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Passengers sailed

I. Ssmshp Has moaia for Hambu,g Miss Cstharne Mans
j. Ksug Adsm Knoll Mrs Kroll and infant T.. kroll Jacot
Hsaner Dr. Witt. with Prummebein George Enselke, Jo
hannes Rttsg Miss BothmanD. Mrs Bothnsnn John Puth
Anton Luckins, Carl hubert. Matthias Nasel. With White
Justus Keus, Claus Boiling. L. MourmsIn, ThoIesen
Even Dshc ~ BIandoold John sehhoG Mrs Car ne Bach
Cord Harms Mrs Christina Sandert, H. Hennins Johsnn jim
hen, Frederick Geble W Eberwsrd Fred Helms Miehae
Happier Paul kiDke L. Merck Adsm Reser, Louis Cans
Jchu Walker Leopold schoops Atoms Otto Ahrens Henry
Ehleu g. Vost Charles Gulch, II H. Hinkius B. c. Brock
huline with Gest JohaDa Dietrich, Mrs Detihh Dettmarr
Ossmer Joha Hoffman Lorsh BreDer J. Kuhn Johann Mel
rel Henrque Coecius A. Dreyer Charles Brenbacher John
kah E. David, L. Esse", P. Rip, Kramer N. Blsuden.
berg Pook, A. Stroutuaun, S1omeysr Bueht. Elm.
neder H. Vog-i C. Wsser, C. Held M. santer G. Meser,
H. BeinDs, Kapt, L. GrOtemeyer, kausmsn c. San
nik'eD, C. Lane X. Sch os.ein, g. ?. Wagner, NoI j.
Priessl, " Sehosser Pslman g. Nauendor H. Kseyer,
A. Gambler M Csud wife and child NJ aud Mrs. Tegser
Mrs NJ Hottie. Mrs c. Hottie aud child, Miss NJ
MI buvef, +. Chandler Nrs T.. Chand aud nfan II.
seh,ppe, hr Bsrossmsns Smith, b. Fepf a. Bsnnins,
MI Eener, Ssueh c. Filler, Kessner H. Voge L. Zeg.
eT, Kepdtzky Mr Reifenrae, Runk ElAe Hooper Mr.
Wsh.eDberg, T. McIlock w. Won Reiden, W. Erissecke
Hugemann @. Roch, Heiser j. Hsndneyer, J. Klet v.
Brockabue, Mrs s. Reitter, Raphaesty, g singswod,
Mrs sDsewod and child, L. Bsyer w May. Mra Constant
and infant, (. ZLtgsf schotte L. Nelson, H. Lehuann
AsnanseD, q. We,h, W. Mebhe lady Ard children f.
Lawrence and sdy L. Berger Gner c. Johnson Mr.. Wen.
eel G. kaop. Diedricn and wife, d. Osme j. Hoffman L.
Bremer, J. Huhn, P. Rsusch, c. Uientgo. Total l5i
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
ph;,sSelphi. Markets. .AuGUsr 4.

QurscIrsos BARK No held s. So, without Sies Cor
rok-Snall previous FLOUR, no re~ feature
receipts and sses light and bol e frm with limited demand
standard ground and SO ~ tor sound oo
RYE FLoVs and CoRS MEAL scarce but qnet reou'
tstions WHEAT meets fair inquiry saturday rstes aoo
White mostly 81 IS for Delaware Red snos' hrL u
better with sles repor.ed at 7odlSe CosS contauss
latter pure Southern sost OATS In steady reaae,
sale, OF IOO bushels old Desw and PennsJ a. VI t.
ara new Southern Of 3sGSslc the stte sh,.t
and PRovIsIoEs nothing and small ousihcs
SEEDS WHISKY sells slowly AZ about SIC ior oo%
and Sc Tor hhas which scarce
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Receipts Of Produce-AUG. 4.

Bv North R,rey boats-s6C0 bbls Flour too eqso hest
- 20 DO Corn 20 40o DO oa 552 do Rye, 80 Pkg. Ashes
57j do Provisions S6 DO Whisky 500 DO Lard. p.-.,
Bv Eric Rasrua6-l 925 bbs Flour 25s pksa rto'is"''
20 d.. whisky 1850 bags Wheat ..,o - NM 100
BY Harsm RaJ,odd for ne Wees-lSsV cans MnA; dVs as
C.ttie p Cows Calves. 4l6 sheep, ~ ID Mutton iooo
pL.. Sundres l6s bu,h Oats, l3 tuns Maole yt ess
Papers 81 bba Pickles SO DO Wsddina bales Wool. co
Rv hs Hudssn Rtrey Rd1ysod for rae Wssk-sS Catue %
Calves IS sheep IS Mutton $40 Hogs. III pksa sundIes "
bush Oats 40 bales Hay II 4s gallons Mlt 81 tun' Marble
I dc slata
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
WhalerS,

SD from sag Habor 2h schr Susan Smith, Coast of Psts
letter from Capt Fisher the ship stephsna Of New.
Bedioo. dated Swan RIVER N d. March 2 reports having
i6rd 80 sp bas been reported Dec. of TRISTAN Acuuhs
p ~ q E fb Of e EsS seS Of SS G SG. s Ess.d
London 100 bb Capt that we're penty bot
on fSri' SIS TSas HH Merlin p
days from Nee Bedford for Pacific Ocean
Sid from New Bedforo 3lsl, ship Cahl Pacific Ocean
ore eighth Of ,sP cGsdoI was sold at suetoa 81
icrd SCta st. % G. W. Morgan at Se rate Of $500 and Si
AR a. Port LonI Nautilus, April q. ship James Edward
smith, Ne" Bedford with 50 bbis oil land sailed May
A GeSSE1sphe S nsp Bay Feb % bark Smyrna, Bliss. NswB BID
Ms,sO So bS p Sed so oa So VIII
sRotsnI lat. 50 lon 70 s. .siP ts,s~Ss, s-.ia
40 i'nSez a ape "a u ship As4; Adams w'CS F.rhsye9
land sick she had taken 100 bb bakfsh since 2st
ut not f't IS previously reported
Spoken, JuIe q. lat. 30 Ion. 79 - w bark Ca.sgbs
swain hant - bbs since leaving Tsshusno had touched
81 Point Goers for wood and water and expected
Ar Sandy Pon. 22d, schr William P Doiver Mcclure,
weeks out with 20 bols humpbsk aud bsck6sh oil put
for bomb eIces, and would sail again i,nu edi.tely
Sailed from New London 26th bark Alert Chuich D,,olsoa
letter from bark woss, Crower Fsrh.yen report, ber7
months out bounc to Japan Sea- with 40 bbs pem and 500
letter from Thomas Pope dated Swan River New osuS.
Hp ~ rsPUR' t1ncsed at that Place PEP ~ esr Pons.1
tueset co do 6th ship John Cosgesha Fish ", DO Do,
G. N On account Of the ckes eoa'umpton) Of csp ~.s
Mr. Lambert Sailed from DO April snip sephans Fisher.
N B. all well having taken 500 bbs whale and 40 do Sperm
on sIee ouchii last yearhsd previously SO oos wh on M
BARK Hope 1876 tons. Of Bedford has been
Lei Kelley and others Of that city tor about ss
be continued in the whaling business. IN the Ausn 80 h.,s
0eesn. under command Cf Capt Brsy'on iH'' " '"
BE en- Snow . -, NJ. A.
Arr at Provneetown 2stb, scbr R. Z. Cook P'He' n.
Atlantic Ocean, 2lO bbls blktsh oil Oh. g.. ,achut
Sailed from New Bedford 18th oafAs ooeo'"' "'' ''
Clark Psc6c DC Wave ior co; n. t.s,.v g., so,h
i " Coast Of Africa Aprl q, brig Excellent.
ASsm. hsanett clean land sailed May 70 cru'-l-25th
bark Msttaposett so~s OF "e'tPor 'i' 'Ana 'ed
A. a. 81 Helena June brig Pavilion, Adams Holiness
ui. 20 bbjs SD Sailed May %, bark Al Francisco New
RS,o,d 10 eruiseJune ships Jones' Jenny do DO;
Cstbsnns London doth, bark Thomas WInsow, Davou,
Westport. do. - ., M, -, v,...
town 100 bbls ~. on board. re-,
Oa DO Hope Clifford New Bedford In charge of first
oeer the captain shorewould 80 in few days and oen
proceed TO 0ullpasos Islands
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05

bASA Porto Rico st s, snd 80 hhds Cuba hu'oso ''
acc. A.. .... a..
sXLT-Ths dsmand s rood and the supply fair yrces se
hsttsr Gales Of 900 sscks ground 9see, and 1oo sse
THLLOw-A firm market. the demand fair saie' Of l7ocD
prime At Ie and extra for packages -, , A., .,-
WHsKY-Tbe market 10 lever and unsettled; ne suppJ
. hs,,. snIes Of go bbs at S5j closing st S se
WOOI-Tbere no important change to notice IA n,s nI
a here rood demand for native Fleece and rueo " oo'
AZ nriees rAn linz from SjQ5Oc.. ~ 70 quality.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Ryewu. ahipIey a. Co.'S Giro ulaP.

Per indane. LIVERPOOL, Iuesday, Jmy ~ ioo.
The ,aes of CoTroS the thu days the above was
q 0oO bales of which SO" have been
taken speculation; prices there 10 no change
the market having uniformly quiet but steady
bnsinss has been done in the CORN market
atosethef foi sumption. Fine WHEAT ID
10 ft higher and inferior I'd T. 10 INDIAN CORN h.
advanced Cd 10 h y au,rer FLOUR there change.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-05
Irc. .s9s22 In:.l,t7s.ll4 Dec. .672 ,S5s Dtc.S

BY reducing the Wheat 20 Flour, the quality Of the
hitter eft q. tide water this year, compared with The
corresponding period Of las: year elbows an increase Of
637 ,764 bbs. Of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some q
Ae principal srtclts Of produce eft at tide water
from the comm. ncenen. Of navigation te the 3lst OF
July, inclusive, during The years 1884 % days,
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