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OUT To CHANGE BUSINESS.

SELLING OUT To CHANGE BUSINESS.
WE COMMENCE THIS DAY TO SELL
w our stock Of Perfamery, Fancy Goods, &C.,
at cost, for cash. We name in part
German Cologne 80 per dozen
Do do short bottles 30 so per doz
Lubin's Extracts So per dozen
The best Bay Rum SIS per dozen
Soaps, Washes, fomades, Work Boxes
Cabas, Canes, Dressing Cases
Vases, Statuettes, Clocks, &c.
Jewelry and Plated Ware, and Watches.
We earnestly request all persons indebted to us
to call and seite as soon as possible, as we are
anxious TO close our business
T GALLIGAN CO,
Dealers In Fancy Goods, Fine Fans. Perfume
ry, &c 3, 37e Pa. ave, under Browns Hotel.
jy l-3t
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NOTIoE.-THE COPARTNERsHIP here
v tofore existing under the firm Of r. T. NIL
bouIn Bro, wa this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The Grocery, Flour and esd business
will be continued at the old stand No 81 High
street, Georgetown, by F. T. MuBOUEs, in
whose charge the books Of the late firm will be
left, and all persons indebted to the same are
earnestly requested to come forward and settle
their accounts on or before the first Of september
next. F. T. MIIsBOURN,
iy I-3t c. w MILE OURN
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DEM RATS, ALLY.
Fourth of July Celebration

AT BLiDENSBURfT
THE DEMOCRACY OF THE DISTRICT
Il and Of Prince Georges county, Md, win
assemble at Bladensburg on FRIDAY, JUly an,
1856.
The Georgetown Democratic Association. Buc-
hanan and Breckenridge Club, together with the
several State and local clubs Of this and the sd-
jacent cities and counties OF Maryland and all
friends Of Bucha,an ard Breckinridge &c, are cor.
daily invited TO attend.
Hon A. T.. MAxwELL, Of Florida, will deliver
an grafton on the life and character Of 6enersl
Andrew Jackson, after which the meeting VIII
be addressed by eminent democrats from every
State in the Union.
procession will form at Democratic Head.
quarters, south side Of Pennsylvania avenue near
toe corner Of 10th street, on riday, at O'Clock
a m with banners, music, &c, &c, and pro
coed TO TIE railroad depot.
special train will leave the depot at O'Clock
a. m, returning to Washington al ~ O'Clock,
p. IN.
Round trip tickets will be issued by the agent
at the depot.
A collation. will be prepared fo- large number
THOMAS GAIT,
je 30-3t Marshal in Chief
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HORSE FOR SALE.-A FINE YOUNG
l. bay HORSE, four years old, Of fine a..
sly re and action, warranted round and 10Y
gentle In every respect-would make q fne fam
lily or physician horse, or would make very fine
match for a carriage-works in single or double
SALES months old. ANY gentleman wanting
well bred Dog this Is rare chance, as he will be
just the age 10 break In the Fall warranted gen
uine. Enquire at the Wood and Coal yard Of T.
DRURY, Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th SITS
First Ward. jy 1-eo3ts
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ton, Todd, Trafton, Wade, Wakeman, Wal
Sd1ns 7, nm Of WIS Wash
Wood, Woodruff, and w oodworth-iO6
Nays.Messrs. Aiken, Allen, Barclay, Barks-
dale, Bell, Bennett Of Miss, Bocoef, Bowie,
Boyce. Branch, BROOKS Broom, Burnett, Cadwai-
ader, Campbell Of Ky ,Cariile. Caruthers, Casiie,
Cobb Of Ga Cobb Of Ala, Cox, Cnige, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Davidson, Denver, Dowdell, Dunn,
Edmundson, Elliott. English, Etheridge, Eustis.
Me Goode, Greenwood, Hall Of Iowa, Harris Of
Md, Harris Of Ala I, Harrison, Haven, Herbert,
tsonman, Houston, Jewett, Jones Of Tennessee,
Jones OF Penn ks'tt, Kelly, Kennett, Kidwell,
shall OF Kentucky, n. Marshall Of Kentucky,
Marshall, Of Illinois, Maxwell, McMullin, Nc
Queen, Miller Of Indiana, Millson, Oliver Of Mo !,
ell, Puryear, Quitman, Ready, Ricaud, Rivers,
KUHN, lust. Sandige, Savage, Seward, Shorter
smith OF Tenn Smith Of Va Smith Of Ala
s snseG, stephens, Stewart; swope, Talbot, Tay-
Watkins, Wheeler, Whitney, Williams Wight
Of Miss, Wright Of Tenn , and Zollicofer-io7.
Mr.. b. Marshall, Of KY, moved to recon.
slider that vote; but subsequently withdrew
that motion.
The House then adjourned.
Proceedings Of To-day.
In the Senate, to-day, two or three pri.
vate bills were passed, and Mr.. Collamer
made a minority report from the Territories
Committee on the bill of Mr. Toombs.
The bill granting the right of way for the
st. Louis and Iron Mountain railway through
the public grounds at Jefferson barracks, was
discussed by many Senators before the hour
arrived for taking up the Kansas State bill
question, upon which Mr. Thompson, of KY,
was addressing the Senate when we went to
press.
In the House, Mr.. Barclay moved to re-
consider the vote of yesterday, by which the
Kansas Topeka State Constitution bill had
failed to pass.
Mr.. Houston addressed the House against
that motion, commenting, in the course of his
remarks, on the policy Of Mr.. Barclay upon
the bill.
Mr.. II then moved to lay Mr. BARCLAYS
motion on the table but withdrew tn at motion
to enable Mr.. B. to make an explanation.
M Barclay addressed the House in expla.
nation, and was replied to by Mr. Houston. of
Alabama, and then renewed the motion to Law
on the table.
Mr.. Howard, rising to what he called a
question of higher privilege, proposed to re-
port the Kansas affairs select Gnvestgating)
committee, end the question of that gentle.
mans right to make the proposed report at
that time.
The Speaker ruled his report to be in order
Mr. Orr appealed from that decision; and
was arguing his appeal when the Star went
to press.
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rREAsURER,s STATEMENT,

ssat
d,an.s amount Of
Of
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FAMILY COAL.

TENHOSE WHO LAY IN THEIR COAL for
u winter during the summer months can now
do so to mu~h advantage by leaving their orders
at the Wood and Coal Depot, northwest corner Of
18th snd c streets, No. 5i7.
T. J. & w. NJ. GAIT.
*x%The best article Of WOOD always on hand
*.~Coal Kept under cover.
$50. $40 pounds 10 the ton. iY 1T
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NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to
i the estate Of the late Isaac Goddard. deceased
are notified TO come forward ard settle immedi-
atelV SARAH GODDARD,
jy 1-3t Adm nistratrix
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FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS.!
In Store on PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between I1th and 12,h streets,
jy lAt* In Large or Small Quantities.

SPANISH AND MEXICAN Statutes,
~ printed at Madrid and At Mexico, being the
DEGREES Of the Spanish Cortes and the Mexican
Congress. number Of volumes, more or less
consecutive, for sale at low price.
jy1 FRANCK TAYLOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RECEIVED,
4 few ore OF those excells Mt plain Refrige
rators. When all the patent Refrigerators have
been tried and laid aside, these will continue to
be used, as they long have been, ann give uni
versal satisfaction. Prices are low.
jy1 G.FRANCIS, 400 Seventh ST.
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NOT1CE.-MY CUSTOMERS ARE RE
L specifically Informed that their accounts are
now ready for distribution, and Will be prese nted
py LIST July. Those who do not wish their &C.
counts sent to them viii please call for them az
early as possible. SAM'L LEWIS,
JeS-0t yeweler.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Or PRE-
VATE PARTIES.
THE U NDER SIGNED TAKE GREAT
l. pleasure in informing his nu-
merous friends and the public gen 45eA
orally that he has, a. all times, aH21xNN
number OF large and comfortable OMNIBUSES
for their accommodation, and at a moderats
charge.
Applications may be made 10 either OF the On.
designed, George Thos Parker, or to John
killmon. WIN. WHALEY, Proprietor
JNO. M HOLBROOK AR't
IL A line OF stages leave Washington ever
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at s O'Clock q
m Tor airfaK, &c II. Aide, and Middleburg.
Passe gers Will please leave their names al DIV.
sons Drug Store, corner Pa. avenue and 18th ST
jel1-1m&
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T OST-BETWEEN DEXTER'S HOTEL
IL and Fourteenth street, an EYEGLASS, upon
which was inscribed the name Of the owner A
liberal reward will be given IL the same will be
left at Calf & Bro IS Jewelry Establishment.
10
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmsnt.-On yesterday, the Both of June,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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OMNlBUSKS FOR PIC MIC PARTIES.
FNHE PU BLlC ARE RESPECTFULLY
l. informed that | am prepared fTe.
to furnish large and com.ofiableAas5.
OMNlBUSES, with good horses NIEIEN
and careful drivers, for Pic Mic Parties Arrange
menis can be made with Mr. RoBr KING, al q.
Halls Cigar Store, next to Adams Express
toll Gate.
The undersigned's coaches are new and in fire
Sondition, being equal TO any in the Unitrd
states His charges are extremely moderate, and
his teamstwo, four, and six horses are unsurpassed
any where He can furnish any number Of coaches
that may be required
te 25-iw HIGH LATHAM
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ENOR SALE.-AN EXCELLENT RIDING
l. PONEY, for boy or young lady, or a.
VIII ~, be e5shsngsd Tor good buggy horse, ~
and T. streets. lie 3n-3t.
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in what place.
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THE WHITE CHIEFLY Captain Msyns
IL Reid.
The Scalp Hunters, by Capt Mayne Reid.
Every Lady her own Shoemaker, or q com plete
self-instructor In the art OF making Callers and
Shoes price 50 cents.
immigration, fits evils and consequences, by
Samuel &. Busey, NJ ID.
Comic Miseries OF Human Life illustrated
The Struggle for Life, or Claude and the skel.
eton Horseman.
John Halifax, Gentleman, by the author Of
Olive.
Clara, or Slave Life in Europe; a novel
Western Africa; rs history, condition ana
prospects; by Rev. Leighton Wilson
ie3O-tr FRANCK TAYLOR.
BARCLAYS NEW DICTIONARY, con.
- tanning an epitome Of History. Biography,
and the useful Sciences. FERGUSON,
te 30 next 10 hammond sS6 7th If
John HALIFAX, 6ENTLEMAN.-BY
- the author Of The Head Of the Family, Olive
&C, so cents.
Western Africa; its history. condition and pros.
poets; by Rev. Leighton Wilson, with numer-
Gus ,ngravings, Sl.25
Clara, or Slave Life in Europe, with preface
bS Alison, 81. Just publis he'd. and for sale al
TAYLOR a. MAURY'S
1e 3U-u Bookstore, near 9th sire q.
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Americans Ruling America.-The reader
is referred to our local columns for an account
Of tho Louisville-ish conduct of a Know
Nothing mob in this city under cover Of the
darkness of last night, concerning which We
have no room for comments to-day.
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WHAT WOULD BE AN APPROPRIATE
w present to take or send home to your wives
and daughters! -Four, five, or a dozen pieces of
new and fashionable music, selected from the 10
just received at the great Piano Forte and Music
Establishment Of John ELLIS,
js30 800 Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sts
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E,OR SALE-A LADY'S FINE DAPPLE
l. bay MARE, well broke Sold only ~
because of the owners going abroad. APP @N
ply at BlRCH'S Stable, lith ST. je 30-Ns
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nAnts The Lehish Esvigsten ere Tor tho wee. sna'
r. On Saturday sst, .s, se7 tuns and ior 'ne .'s
os oea ,.ps The Reading Railroad brought cow
s.r Ne week ending on Thursday last 49, s4s tun' aaa
for No year. 1iss $50 tups, against 's .uDs
tba ,,me time last year. The schu,lkli Navea',on n
,ort, shipments for the week at 81 2si tuns anu
,ls season $40 3s2 tuns against 'sio'' 'a1' :" ~.
Am. time last year. The tunnase Of the rosd' wiz
be seen, is liQ,2S2 tuns less than Last year. snu
C.,.l CSC tuns less, making the aggregate ioe HUN
the schuyliin region, as compared with last 'e'f Tue
same time, ll6,sls tuns. ,,,rc..,,.,
The AGENTS of the Florida, Atlantic and Gun Cen'r@
Railroad Con- parry in the market nosota''ng 'H'"
.scurities for iron to lay their track.
The Broadway Insurance Company has declared
.emi annual dividend of cent, payable on the is'
Of August. ,u.s
The interest upon the Chicago, St. Paul and fond
du Lac Railroad Bonds, due August /, viii Dc ps'a
Office of the Company, No. l2 Wall street.
The second instaDment of the stock OF the Ar'sanS
Bank is aysble on the 18th August
The interest coupons on the ist Mortgage bonas Oh
the Central Railroad of New.Jersey due August l.
will be paid on that day at the office OF the COMPANY!
No 90 Wall street.
The following is statement Of the CONDITION OF Tue
Banks of Maine, on the 3lst OF May;
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Ship Hsvre pscks Better Havre June H. mdse and 90
pass Livingston. Had light winds and eams
the tire passage June "a lat so los. 80 ~as In With
ship Avor dale of Baltimore bound W. July lat Al S. Ion
g H. passed ship Pu arch bound e. July 49, took pilot om
boat ssbhs mo ~ SEQ niles from Sandy Hook June
~ lat a q lon 70 80 exchanged signals with ship American
Ship Ltordss, (of Warep) Watts Shields June coal 10
Snow Burgess June ~ lat 81 TO- on a. parted with
ship Laah Book, from Sbielcs for Ns~Hsvsn July IL lat
a 70, loD go ship AexandDe, bound E. July A. lat
A. 81 49, saw bark Mary Adelaide, bound L. July s. lat
20. Ion AZ several iceberss
Ship Humphrey Purptfn iof BATH Hnchley, Matsnz u
days. spssr to sster Been days N OF Hstterss
Ship Re'nbad tBrm) Ha.te, Bremen IS dsys mese and
master 9Th 9Th and Sch Inst the Of
the Bank: was surrounded By iceberp. Had Light s. w.
winds ell Tho passage.
BAH White squsn. Burk HAVE 80 days. ndse TO Boyd
Hnehep.
Bari Cbi.fsin tof Porand) Haven Remedies Cubs. u d.
spssr upolsses Grim ell 1ihuIn Co July r. ST.
lon u.s. spoke brig Charles Williams, days from Boston for
Havana
Bari Stanley B) Lee, Nassau, p 10 days, cotton, &C.
Brig n sawyer, tOf DsmsrscOts) Sawyer. M.,sa1as 10
days to order
BIs Hope Bidds csdsrss Is days. sps and u0assss TO
sebr. Phoebe Elizabeth, John son, Portland, No.
Schr. Mary Brockvay, Bacon. Portland sfe.
sehr st ST. pben, Cassa Casis Lumber 10 master.
schr Seven S.teis Towley Machiss lsmber master
sehr D. Rue, Leper RI, moutb NJ c. days. shingles &c
Barnes BsteDsp l. hudderow.
Propeller Sophia, Green Phl.delphis-
Propeller Petrol. Ayres. Providence
Propeller Cbss OsEood, Smith, Norwich.
Propeller Vulcan, Morrisoo PhisdeipbiA
SAILED Steamships Fulton Hsvre; Aats Ms Savannah;
Jas Adser, Charleston Jamestown Norfolk, &c.
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From Sas P,aaeeo. n seasAsp I1nos ~ u ~ -.
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slSson James Owner Mail Asent) J. ~ eeh ~
Ss5 In forw srd cabin-Tots oI - -, p,.. W., r.H
ton Ma asei Esstoa Of Nantucket; Cspt T. Cfsoeo
Gate o. snP e. tsr. ReeSios Cuba-M Gum and J
1t sssi s.ssv Mas S. h fss and
Mr. Mans Mira Tsord, J. w. II. Dillst, B. j. Lan H. L.
h Sa,i copnsaa ,os RaraasJ O. Cobb. csva Goo
Son erfeld Geo. Bailey ~
n ba,k Orion, e,mHda-Cspt Paine add D. n Aeer
lar late of bris Xbra,ia; II r. Durrant OF bsrmudA
i. BRIG Tosnaso ,om Gsayama. Wv soswen sna we
Porto Rico, D. GILLIAN and lady. IL Chayiat
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......... %.
Cleared.

Steamships James Adger Turner Chsreston SIonord n
Tieston; Jsme.towp Parish So,tolk LudiAm rssAs~As
sh-Goden Esso. Fabsns, San Franeisc9 W. G. Aansn
dell Vsr srs,o &c. Alfred Ladd Rsah, Cobb, Neworesns.
Essle 4 BOARD -. w.
Barks-Tels graph, Giles London X W. Ropes Co. fuoa-
Hall Wilmins ton. !. Il. q. >. Lewis
Brss-Z Tiowbdse Lsngar Barbados, d. IT w oridse
borO Thompson 4 Hunter Handy ps2it, Unioa Island
W. A. f. Davenport wndeman (Dutchl 0rsst falmouth and
market, Punch Neincle, Crimes, snog' Lisbon sn's
jsnin A. Owen Ray Neugtas Peck Church Co Coonst,
Drew, Liverpool, + a; Bloomfield c,
Tsllmsn, Il. Buddsrow. Alden, wssAinss,n. BsemAn
Ruederow; B. FlanDer, App egt, Savannah, r. Gilmore
Co "A Mason smith, Chareston, Doller Potter Leroy,
seaman Norfolk sprres. Chairman Go Ana D. Osborn,
SOM r. Brogpad. Mccormick, Richmond H. T. Crooks; j.
Guest Rsner Rsprabsnpock Riye G: II Persons A. Roe,
Baker Phsd. lpbia Hand New York Burr Boston, Day
ton & sprsgue Howard Lowell, Boston, s. w. Lewis
Sloot-W. II. Bowen Hslock Provi' ence. master.
Propelers- Tbou Swami Wllets Baltimore, Cromweps
line; Jackson, Baker Portland, Cromwells line.
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,.eAhEY-As. Id ss.ias ,r .:;, ?. pa no:.h.
4: "a :. sns: q he ny .rs Rep; tss.T Ne 10
70 .;i., bic fnrL ron BE rss.ssas !: seioes
Fhst street, ,hn tMordsy) h'eip's r., IllnsuG 4,
VAN rUYL-On surd.J, July q, sna, ~ ~'N"
y ysI rsyl in the sd year offn HS v,sa =. ,,.., N.
49, ~. ,ss.ss,es Of his sro,hss. B. rsyh No.
sp..ne., rreet, tbs IAordsyl sferI o'p 0ekoa-
VAN RIPPLE Br.ohiyn, on s;tuId.y. July - wlhAT
months md % days. . - ,
wAGNER-in this city, On Fnosy, july p saSsehV'
b. Wagner, ssed yesfs
wARPIELD-At 0eoysetsvn, d. G., On Tnwvssy, IVY "
Or PeIesrire Wcssid, b the nth year ofhsWo
WINTERS-On Friday morniss. July Is 81 hoeoxeet raa
Nara infant as,FhneT Of WlD.m Il and Mars L. " WIZ
ters., ronfka
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., M ~ sssamsaSp rstso~ for sosetsIPssa esd Iise,e-
Mr.. Sssss. Scott wl.I; r. M ~, w smss. &c
Henry Behso Capt assa,a Aa.T ne e., Fisss,sssu ~
H.: Eavsd, Gcsi: Irssss :.oa: s.:s s:;aiSs:
NJ M =. o.,aIsr hr 400 Ssbd.i Rsv:i, j.
w's,Ns:ss a ss L., a:ss::
Me- Me-: ES: o:sosr n sss M ed INT;
insion, T. Ha,tnesg aun HUH fs.,ss ?. Wiisus, j.
S.1 n. seSPgr%.I y: L.. NJ: x sH:s
n, md Mr.. n. crsishio !, his Emily Cssfh:oa, NJ
cIsh,cn Mrs L seSS,.' ed saS s1. NJ. sS. squire
Hreti me- Lscrs. Mr. Edward Cate M sswT M
james DsIss Mrs. D,oo:.s cs'S s c.sss;s' xn ISssn
.Ns sAd 0o : AAtsress Ms. Me-
O sole Mr.. G. " E..y. MI Mr., Hssnas fupsSsd, M.
s Ss MsKn.S, Ma Tyor, Ma Canine Tpiosd,
NJ suhrhebsEe-l0l pessepgsrs
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SATURDAY, July 26-P.


The depression in the Stock market continues TO-
day, and stocks closed heavily. There was large
busness a. ain in Erie Raoad the Gales summing up
about 5000 shares-openng at 81 and sold down TO
6oi, closing at COL, being decline Of on the sales
yesterday Reading Railroad, with large ssies, also
DECLINE Michigan, Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad /
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, /; New York
Central Railroad, 7 Cumberland Coal Company and
Illinois Central, Panama. and Chicago, aud Rock
leland Railroads, / and Nicaragua Transit, !. Bank
Of Commerce rights improved /. Sales Of Pennsyva-
nis Coal Company we're made at lO2 alo2t and of
Stonington Railroad at Az At an informal meeting
Of the Board at q o'clock the market was frmer-
Erie selling at eOi, and Reading at s6l dividend off,
OF State Stocks the sales amounted to thirty thousand
dollars including Missoun Sizes, closing at est de.
cline Tennessee Skies Of 1890 q. SO; Ohio Skies OF
1870 at lo7 Indiana State Fyes at g. and California
Seyebs Of 1875 at tot In Railroad bonds the business
was very light Illinois Central closed at OH de-
cline Erie First Mortgage al lo4l New York Cen
trsl Skies at 20, and ditto Sevens at 1921.
The Steamship Illinois arrived yesterday from AZ
pinvsi, brings s2,Ol9,7H, Of which s376,os5 goes 10
Europe being the first semi monthly shipments from
California in July.
In Foreign Exchange the business for Transmission
BY the steamship Fulton 10 day has not been large,
and tie mark has not been very firm. Some OF the
large drawers are asking Ito for sterling, but we do
not hear of any sales at more than io9i- We quote
banker. bills at 1904 sloe, ard commercial at 100
lOs, On Paris the rates remain ST III aa Isl Ham
burgh 3si ,6li Amersterdsm AZ 9hi, and Bremen
7sia7si.
The Assstan. Treasurer reports to-day, as follows
Paid Treasury account, 1904 81; Received do,
d. s237 44s II balance do do. 1893 &c paid for
Assay Office, sa.O53 70; paid on dsoursing checks,
t54 6l2 81; balance all accounts s2, 2s5,7 1876 IL.
The receipts Glide 900 for transfer draught on
Boston.
The following table will chow the receipts and pay
ments at the Asi isant rasurers office The receipts
at the Custom House. and payments from the Assay
Office for the nresen Mt week:
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Markets. .RepOr.ed bv TsIegrapk.

Buffalo, July Bl A-TLouR firm bat quiet; sales 500
Dol. az Is l5 t1r common Michigan WHEAT quiet; sale.
Gales 300 bush 4c ansound anost and &c Cor sound
delivered OARS quetSsc. refus.d RyE lower sales
b1.h AZ &c sfost. WHISKY dull CANAL FREfcHrs-tsc
for Com and 7c for Wheat NevYork RGcEpTs yesrsr
dsy- ousb Wheat; 20 $50 bush Corn IS $50 bash Oa,s
CAhaL EIPoRrs-la ei9 bush Wheat 4, SO bash Corn
ALBANY, July &-l y H-WBEAT-ssJss 600 bush. ans.
dian 81 70 fr prime, and 81 IS Er ordinary CoRE-Saes
etNc hnsh Western 81 Se. OATS. 43ie. for S,a.e
PaovoEHcE july Our CorroH frm with sale.
du-os the weeh Of 600 bales full prices Wool marsss
.n ct fs:me. prices sales Of he week s. I H. PpyTISc
CLorHs frr 'ra sSSas pp-ss sales Of ,Ae rssi, s SO
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Alber. II. Nioolay sgusr semi weekly auction sale
ofStocks ard bonds will take pace Mondsy, al
O'Clock e. he Merchants Exchange.
The Journal # CONNIE, &c states, on authority Of .
letter from Sc Istary Guthrie 10 Messrs. Snffen A. Co
o. this city, :ha. TIE Tsssuy Department viii inss:
opon d1ty on spli; peas from Canada, upon tie
ground tkst they are nc. provided for under he rec
proc.y trss.y.
Tie Philadelphia Ledger o! sa.zrGay says he Al
th's-ts Goal trade keeps up very we'll Ine chip
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.N.EN-.JE,RSEY ITEMS.

HoBoKEs.-Tbere is to be q mass meeting of the
Republicans at Hoboken on Wednesday evening next
at the Odd Fellows Hall, The friends Of Fremont
and Dayton without reference 70 old party lines, will
take the preln mary steps at that meeting to form
Cub A plumber o. prominent speakers have been
invited. The Germans, most of whom are Repuoll-
cais have joined III with the native population in the
movement for the formation of THE Club.
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NARRIED.

GIANT CONOvFR In this city on Saturday, 5ei5 ~
by tho Rev ps Aistt No az Tas. Twelfth s,eet M
hsii.s G-Snt Of Norwich, Conn, 70 hiss sainh Anens
ConoVer Of RotSor- Mas.
sooE Me1isy. Jgly n H s1aOt.
ESQ Js-es CLIFTON Hooker of Ro ne, Italy 70 Enaoetn
Temple d.u7ht. Of the Late Greusle Temple
B. r. Wnsl,,1 ESQ., Ne Richard A. folly and hiss Esths'