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SIZE OF THE LoAF.-The fall in the price of
flour consequent upon the establishment of
peace in Europe, must be attended with cor
responding reduction in the prices of the prin-
cipal articles of food. Flour can now be had at
about ak dollars barrel, according to the
last quotations, which is a little more than one
halt the amount paid for it about q year ago.
The bakers, however, appear to be entirely
oblivious OF this sudden and unexpected fall in
the rate of breadstufs, If we are to Judge from
the present diminutive size of the loaf. No
change has taken place in it, and the bakers
seem determined that whatever gain is to be
made by the reduction shall be to their sole
advantage. There is no law, we belieys
which regulates the size of the loaf-Aad II
there is, it has become obsolete aud inopera-
tive; but If there are no legal regulations, the
people, the consumers, are not altogether
powerless. A large portion can purchase the
raw material and bake 1t, while the poorer
classes will eventually find remedy ia the
competition which must take place among the
bakers themselves. Now is the time for some
enterprising men who have the means and the
experience to start cheap bakeries throughout
the city. With the motto "Cheap bread for the
masses" they SHOULD and ought 10 succeed,
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Supreme Court.
sarah J. BMsely w James A, Barsely,-D.vorce
granted,
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sour dollars for hat in Broadway, whom superior In
dollars and n
lis sreet only because thev have never
tried one OF kSPENGCHEID,S best.
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Hernla.-Only Prize W.sl.I Awarded q

MARSH co, by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations for
nell ne patent radical truss Also the fair Of the Anne
rcan inute awarded the first premium this rnss In 1855.
references a. 70 superoriyProessors Valentine Mott,
willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan. An extensive list OF
names Of mercantile and other gentlemen cured by this truss
NAV be seen at Marsh Co.'S No ~ Maiden lane New York,
and Marsh Cores Co. No West Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio, Open from A. n. until 9P,M
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Lace and Muslin Curtains from Auction
Splendid bargsna-A great rush 10 being made kelly
FEhGUSONS, 29 Broadway, to of the
muslin curtains they selling than of mporta
ton Go early Also the largest stock OF window shades h
New York, cheap.
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Bargains, Bargains, at the Canal Street
carpet Brussels cerpe S. yard good three
ply g. per yard AL wool grain 49, Now Is time Call
and e. A. PETERSON & CO.. 20 Can street.
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StAt0 . cCIots
At THE CRY ASSEMBLY Rooms. this evening, concert
will be given ia aid of Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson. As will DO
by their advertisement the bsneGcar,s have pssu
liar claims on the public patronage.
At ACADEMY HALL, this evening, Tom Thumb, the ce.e
brated dwarf, receives his friends.
At EMPIRE HAIL. the last exhibitions Of Smiths Pano
OF Sebastopol announced. Mr.. Keller will give
his tcJleaur cicdnts here next week.
MASON BKReAANNs sacred musical soiree win take
place at Dsdworths Academy Tuesday, Mrs. Brnksr
hof will assist
Mr. EsFMps thirty third and last concert of the rea
will be given at Dodworths the 26th, Saturday.
The last Of the Philharmonic Concerts was given at
Niblor, on Saturday
Mr.. FLEMING and Miss E. BRIDGES have given two of
their drawingroom entertainments at Hope Chapel, with
success.
Miss KIMBERLY will give recitation of 'Hiawatha," at
Hope Chapel, this evening.
Miss MARY AGNES CAMERON and Mr.. FARcLouGH an
rounce reading from Shakspere and the Poets, at Hope
Chapel, en- Tuesday.
The SECRETARY of the Dramatic Fund Association
nounces the receipt Of the following donations which did
not to hand early enough to be repored-From j.
Rice Esq., Manager Of the Chicago theatre 500 from
Isaac v. Fowler Esq, $50 from John A. Haggerty Esq,
$50 making the amount donated At the dinner
$500 Every actor ought to Join the fand and every
millionaire ought to remember 1t in his will.
Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. Davidge Mr.. Joseph G. Foster, Miss
Jessie Mclean and other we'll known artists In town
last week
BRooKIyN.-Myers Nxon'st circus will exhibit here
to-day Miss Brainerd announces concert at the Atne
peum on Tuesday. Mr.. Fleming and Miss Bridges give
their drawing entertainment at the same place
Wednesday.
JERSEY CITY.-Wyman, the magician, At Park Hail to.
night.
spADNG AND RODGERS circus is tour through New
jersey and from thence goes to New England
a. ,IavJn Utntcc
Innoon. The bills announce him "the great Ameri
can ragedian from the royal Bowery theatre New YORK;
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10 Builders ana CONFERENCE.-The Best
building sand given away in Resde street nearBrosdvAy
Boat ExhabitiOn.-C. l.. lngerA0l 4 Som
will open their 2h grand annual fair April H.
only Lace sail ship and pleasure boats OF variety
viii be exhibited This will all former e1or.s. The pub
Lie are particularly invited to attend Admission
INGEkSOLL SON.
an Rae 2onfh atre of
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Delays are Dangerous -

70 clean your house aud beds
With LYONS powder rare,
Nne Magnetic powder Is entirely harmless
but certain death TO the insect tribe. Now The d ne To-
spurious lsbe,s, ~ -
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CAUTION TO
Since the Introduction OF Seh.edam schnspps the
United States number OF liquor mixers have
commenced putting mixed and poisoned GIN, ealing
s,napps. The name belongs expressly TO my aricle-al
others are counercs and imposons the public under
STAND number OF barrooms In hi city keep the poisonous
dollars hall a dozen-when pure holland gin Is worth
by the pipe dollar and City gallon. Look ont for
such impoeers. UDOLPHO WOLFE, % Beaver street.
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Mails Tor the Pacific.

New York, Monday, April ~, 1860.
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DTs - % B1tcTB "SI1 LeetOTeg on the Pre-
Disease and the Laws OF Life h Full hrnos.,Ion NJ MAJ
s ss lnhsatcnn new edition handsomely bound mu.
pages nrty cravings, ADD steel portrait of
WI Pc furnished 70 or for nva lids Is per covy-su
mAnuay GIT; VIII be ssnt by mat. postsge Ibc Apply
New York = 80 -
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Spiritual Manifestations Mrs. w. II. Coau
viii hold her fifth public test circle Suyvesant Institute CSC
broadway Monday evening. April 81 a. O'Clock Ira B.
Davis lecturer Tickets l2ls cents N B-Priyate sittngs
daily at 49, Grand street.
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Liberty street His injuries consist of a wound In
the SIDE the MASKING Of his right arm besides serious
internal injury Although seriously hurt his condition
not considered dangerous.
Captain George W. Hoover, conductor. He was much
bruised about the body, besides being considerably in
jured by the steam which escaped from the broken
boiler.
John Russell, the fireman He jumped from the en-
gine and in falling had one arm broken, besides recev
ing number OF painful wounds about the body head
John Croft, baggage master. He was standing upon
tho platform OF the smoking car, beside Nauge who
killed. and in jumping off received painful wound upon
his head, and number Of bruises about his body.
VIM Pummer, supervisor upon the road, was conside-
rably hurt by being thrown from platform receiving
painful confusion upon one of his hips.
William Worlington Esq, member of the Annapolis
bar had of his feet considerably injured by being
caught in the wreck OF the first passenger car.
harriet Burleigh aged coored woman, had one Of
her legs horribly mangled by splinter besides receiving
severe bruises upon her body
anoer Butcher had one OF her hands mashed.
A gentleman passenger from the West, whose meme we
did not obtain had hand mashed and also received
painful wound upon ieg, from a splinter. young
lady and three other gentlemen also received slight nu
ries.
So far as could ascertain, the above composes com
pete list of the injured al least SO far as the same was
observable; number OF persons however, receiving tr
fling injuries whose names do not appear.
For short time after the crash the widest excitement
ensued being supposed by those in the rear that the al
fair serious THAI II proved from the fright
full appearance of the wreck II is indeed, wonder that
greater number not killed and injured as the train
was very full OF passengers.
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annually Of twelve monthly numbers Of about eighty
pages each making year two fine volumes of 500
pages each octave with the portrait Of the author
win be written exclusively BY IAmartne. There will DO
one edition In French and one In English For greater
from Europe the "Famiar Course Of Literature" viii
be quarterly subscrbers-that Is three numbers
once The nrst in the United States will take
place early in September ii has already been commenced
In France.
The amount Of the subscription Is % year. payable In
advance No subscription Will be taken for less than
year.
Those desiring to subscribe will please address their
and subscription (post paid) 70 NJ. Despace,
at the Messrs d. Appleons 346 and 34S Broadway New
York. They will be good enough TO specify at the same
time whether they wish for the Familiar Course OF
Literature in French in English. They requested
to send in their subscriptions a early convenient 30
that they may be included in the September delivery
l solicit from you, sir sympathetic cooperation to
this national subscription, and remain, respectfully
yours, J. b. DESPLACE.
july 1856
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on Wednesday morning, July Q, Of consumption, THos
EAIIIFp, in the 35i year OF his age
The friends and acquaintance respectfully Invited
H. attend hts funeral from hts late residence, us sixth
avenue, tha Afternoon, at two clock. H. remains will
be taken 70 Greenwood for interment.
nn Tuesday. July s. MasY J. MoSRo, wife o. Charles
Oakley n the both year OF her age.
Tie relatives ana friends OF the family respectfully
invited 20 attend her funeral from her late residence 40
Troy street this afternoon, al half pas; three o'clock
without further Invitation.
On Tuesday, July g. ALEXANDER Nsy, In the 6slh year
or lis axe.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at two
O'Clock from his late residence 10 West Eighteenth
street. Tho relatives and friends OF the family
spectfGlly invited 70 atead his funeral HIS remains will
be taken 10 Macphola Cemetery, New Durham.
I'm Tuesday July >, SARAH JrffYrTs only child OF John
and Sarah J. Warne. aged III month and Is days.
The funeral will take place this afswnoon, at three
o'clock from rs Eighty FIRST street. between second aud
Third The relatives and friends OF the family
respectfully invited 70 attend Her remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
DOn Wednesday, July o. of eryspelss, HoSoRA GAIo-
the widow Of Luke Gagher deceased aged 81 years.
months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral, tits afternoon, at two
O'CLOCK from her late residence, 326 Front street
Buffalo, Monroe and Michigan papers please copy.
CLARA SorHA, infant daughter Of Joseph II. and Clara
c. Toonc.
Al Flatbush, July Z BELINDA BxsGks infant daughter
Of Bush G. AMI Cornela l.. Brown.
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Terrible Tornado In Franklin County. N. u
RF1UIES 400 Axn lnn unIsIs nrsrRnYEn-

One OF the pecnharies OF the storms this summer Ia
that hey usually end In tornado We have bal
common number Of hurricanes destroying large amount
Of property. Next In destructveness 10 that 10 PhadeI
pha last Nay storm which occurred on Monday OF last
week IN Franklin county New York. an account Of which
we take from the Rspta{ledn-
Between the hours q and 10 O'Clock on Monday
morning last fearful tornado passed the towns Of
Of Constable Burke and Chateaugay la this county and
extending into Clinton county, doing ncslculable
amount Of damage, weeping down forests, scattering
fences destroying all manner Of buildings and other pro
perry and eaving nothing but desoation In ia track
heavy and portentous cloud fret observed rising In
the northwest and another appeared In the south
clouds met about two miles north OF this village.
friend who watching thsr coming together, said
there was 81 ins.sn. crash q isns trees fences houses
orcc, making path through the forests and over the
fields in nearly drec, course 70 Burke and Cha,eaugay
eveling trees ~ every size and buildings II went
y struck the North street Of Burke, the Town
House The store q Reeler stewart here unrooed
also several dwelling houses and other buildings
and passing small hollow with little damage ID again
struck with force about half mile further on and from
thk position 70 Chateaugay-a distance Of SIX miles
was left standing. Jeremiah Thomas In the employ Of
Mr. Mitchell, war killed,
Prom the west line o. Burke 10 and including the hotel
Of :. ~ Roberts, At Chateaugay corners, hundred
and eighty i've buildings, either unroofed blown down
moved from their foundations can be counted you
ride along the road This does not include those partially
injured by the loss Of few shingles the tearing oil
rortions Of covering, but such nearly quite
ftroyed.
The village Of Cbatesugay s a complete desola,Ion
Not building scaped injury, and great number-we
do not know how maDy-are completely destroyed Tho
scene IA one which battles description stores churches
dwellings barns sheds, oubuildngs, all present sad
spcctacie--they awfully shattered and broken ~
pieces.
Beyond Chaieaugay we have heard OF from sixty 10
seventy buildings which were more less injured Tho
tornado extended for distance Of from thirty 10 forty
miles perhaps n rther and IL must have injured and de-
stroyed nearly 400 buildings. 500 goo viii not, pro
baby cover the damages
VI Taylor Eco, G. this village who passed over the
rad Ntill
o al kinds from the west side VI Burke 70 including
TIC village q Chaeaueay, that werc injured rnfcoed and
destroyed and len thifds Of that number com
fetcy rrti 81 Among to- Ss4 12s dwellings four
sttrrs, twU churches and three schooIhousos.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, July o, 1859.

CLEARED
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, acLu5am Plea
ship rlu,arch Barker I.verpooi-IIowiaud Riageway
Unkhart
ship Martha's Vineyard Pember olaseow-Dunham D-
mon.
Bark Howard, sanwood, Hayre--J W Eiwen CO.
bark ~ Jsro, Means, Havana-Russeli ynlng.
bark Arthur White (Br), Kelly, Pugwssh, ks-Babcock
Brig orien,e Csar). Torrsri Genos-M Pss,scaldi
Brig Acadian (Tlfl Tockhari, wlndsor-Ma~er.
Brig Nesndcr tfBrl, wilson MISUNDERSTANDING Wheelock
achr Conquest, Rasmussen, Rio Janeiro--0 Colt
Schr Lady Scott Orr. Albrry, Fsssas. NP-Mastcr.
schr Isdd (Br) johnson, ~ John, NB-kely smith
schr Gardiner Pike whitaker Moble-rayton A Hurlbut
srhr L Peacock Terry, Savannah Gilmore A Co.
qchr RIO o'Donnell, ngton--Bateman Rudderow.
Sch sorprfps S.S S rO,9J Wp ssE. Co
schr q Washington. Camp, Philadelpbia-Jas Hand
sthr Jas Lawrence, Allen, Boeton-nayton Sprsgue.
schr Martha Maria, Small, Salem--R w Ropes
echr r n smith, Edw ards, New Bedford-Master.
Propeller Totem Morley, Baltmore-Cromwell s line.
ARRIVED
ship + Scranton, Spencer Liverpool, June with mdse
entire passage IN lat @ Ion 10 90 fell In with Ice and len
= ship knnswss, Lane Philadelphia ballast, 70 waterman,
psrs fsset ,of FAIRFIELD, rrisby Newcastle ~ days with
coal to Meyer Had light Westerly winds the whole
pas.age June 10 Ion 70 number Of iceberRs;
July Iat a. Ion o. o. large American figate screw
bound n gh Fire Island bearing NV - miles wreck
res sfandnv howspri and Hbboom decks ripped
ra~ = scfrcpef Toxic her In low e. the MP
of Sea MILLER, Boston, in k1'las 70 u4ster
Iha Amonocsuck, wmeberry, Aspiuwah, 10 days With
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Z,
At Alertons there about three hundred head Of
cattle than this day week but the quality not
good by at least twenty per cent actual advance
established despite the strong efforts made by owners
to put the market up. For good cattle there good
demand, and these brought very full prices lot OF
steers, the best sale, sold by Mr.. Barney
BartIam and realized from 10c to 12c per the latter
price forming criterion Of the market fair average
OF the entire sales would be about 9Ic.-more cattle
selling below than above that figure The yards
pretty well drained towards the close
For cows and calves fair demand prevailed and full
previous prices realized for those on sale here
Other stock in good supply and steady in price.
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Or Sunday evening, July q. by Rev. James Nile;t, at
l22 ives, Twelfth street, Mr.. CHARLES WILLIAMS to Mss
CAROLINE g. SIMPSONS, both Of London (Eng)
On Monday, June =, by Rev. Duncan Dunbar Mr.. VIII
LIAM NJ Han, eldest son Of the late Anthony HAT 10 Mss
Esrrna Hoop, OF UtGa, N Y.
tuca papers please copy.
On Tuesday evening, July !, By Rev. Theodore L.
Cuyer, Mr. GEORGE H. ASDREws OF this city 20 Mss ga
Raj n. MIlsR, OF Fireplace, Long Island
California papers please copy.
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The P0lAtacal NewvpaPer Press - the Union.
PkNTY DIVISIONS OF THE ExCHAN0H LIST or TIE
NEW YORK HKALD-yRMONT HAS THE NORrH-
BUCHANAN TEE S0uTH-FILLM0R1 N0wHxR1-A
GOOD BS0NNNG FOR THE YOUNG HORSE OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS,
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One brig, unknown.
SAILED


PHILADELPHIA July 9-Arr brig d Lincoln, Web ber.
Hammond New Bedford southerner Bellows New Havsss
Brosdaeld Flax and King, Leeds, NYOrk "a FiSXa
Phillips Smith Roxbury Austin, Wall, Providence; Gre
Below, Bremen bark Philadelphia, from Bremen.
Cid steamer Delaware copes NYork bark Indiana Young.
souherner bellows American Belle chase Boston, De
legate Newell, Halifax; Abby Lndsey Nickerson, and
Hammond New London; Copia, Sears, Lynn W Phillips.
Salisbury; Worcester Rhodes, Providence.
Miscellaneous and Disasters
The Cunard steamship Asia Capt Lott, sailed yesterday ~
for Liverpool with 1855 passengers list of whom may
be found in another column.
SHIP ADELAIDE MErcMY-Capt Jones and seven men be,
n ber from New Worn 10 onebec arrived al Bsston
sh inst in the Br schr VIM Hart The Hart also brings
the sails, anchors rigging, &C saved from the NJ
BRIG Gso WASHINGTON. from Easport which was ashore
Cape Island NJ days got oil previous "
9th inst, and proceeded up the bay.
STEAMER MEsExoS sAsroRD-The steamer Governor ar
ported that the Msnemon Sanford got on 81 high
IN tow OF he steamer Empe city and The
Forbes and Rescue The soop sampson Capt Cnmmisaey
brought up the freight Of the Sanford yesterday morning.
Extract OF letter to the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Compa
ny dated Cnaroetown PEI July 4-The brig Conqueror
abont 200 tons valued at ESQ sterling for which Snm sse
about 60 niles from this place vessel total loss
Notice to Mariners.
cEYLoN.
The slboned memorandum from Captain Bonnyman oil me
brig Pantaoon viii prove Interesting TO onr nautical read
ers.-
round the South Ceylon during the NE and
one writer observes that during light winds and Gains vessels
hs set n The month Of pecember hen bound to Bombay
was led 70 thk from the published accounts that ~ wouA
that this is not always the crossing The Guti Of Ma
naar we had little or NO curreL but on nearing ae jan
became very strong we were twelve DAYS IN making
miles o Fasting.
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hides &C. 70 Spies 4h inst of Charleston. passed shp
Brig Colons. (Br Drew, Ponce PR IL days from L.
yerpoo Ms (where she put IN for provsons wh moAssea
to order
Brig Anna Tying fof Bangor, Stone, sagua La aranae
June 8, with TO w Ingels.
Brig nges Richmond, Mel Spears. Sagua via savan-
nah 7days (where she put in in dstress with sugar
ter.
Bark Escoriaza Ryder Havana days with sugar sesA~s
&c 10 Mora 4 Nephew.
brig Everglade of Blueh Wood Baltimore 10 days.
coal TO master.
Schr Julia Fox Leaning, wilmington
Schr Hanover Whppe, Richmond
Schr Joseph Franklin, Soper, Virginia.
Schr Rebecca Secor, Green Virginia.
Schr l. w Birdsan Woodman, Virginia.
Schr Brtton Cook, McDanels, Virginia.
Schr Cornelius, Williams Virginia.
Schr Nightingale. Baker, Baltimore for Albany.
Schr Martin, Jones. Philadelphia.
Schr Arcurus Bright, Portland Ne.
Schr Fanny Hazard, Gaines, Hartford for Rondout
Schr Maria Hall, Spencer. Portland, OF.
Schr Josephine, Coyer, Portland c. for Philadelphia.
Sloop America, Reynolds Providence
Propeller Novelty Bell Philadelphia.
Propeller Ann Eliza. Robinson. Philadelphia.
Propeller Osceola Clark Providence
Propeller Harris Smith, New London.
BELOW.
One brig, unknown.
Steamships Asia 3r, Liverpool Roanoke, Norfolk Acs
ships Sovereign Of the Seas Ham, London Pacific 9assow
The ships Rather Havre and Oilers Brem), for RCh
mo nd are at anchor in the bay, outward bound
Wind during the day, ENE.
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Some four or FIVE a Tie democrasc papers 10 The Ere
mont list absndone1 tbo fortunes of Bucsanan after hay
ing FIRST raised hs stan5ara and number Of the ~
Nothne journals aer having espouses IN. cause Of F
more over,ake " The sober second thought ard
run UP the fag 81 Fremont
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IRON the Cincinnati Commercial, July 81
We give below list nearly complete Of the German
newspapers printed In the United States showing their
postes in the present Presidential campaign. will be
remembered that in 1882 the entire German press with
the exception OF very few obscure and little papers and
two Of some note and respectfully, warmly
in favor OF Mr. Pierce The msrule of the administration
particularly its devotion to the slave nterest-has Of
fected the great change shown by this table,
HRw YORK.
Fm Fremont. FIR Buchanan.
Abendzeitung New York Staatszeung New York
city, daily. city,, daily.
Staat Democrat New York New York Crminalzeitung,
city,, do. weekly.
Buffalo Telegraph, daily. Oneida Democrat, do.
Hopier (New York city,, Aurora (Cathoic), do.
weekly.
Neue Zeit (New York city,,
do.
Onondaga Democrat (syra-
cuse), do
Deutsche Freie Gazetteer
ALBANY, do.
Bcobacliter Genesee
(iochester), tri-weekly.
Atlantis (Bufalo), monthly.
Weltburger( Bufalo), week
ly.
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The following States will hold their elections previous
70 the great contest for the Presidency
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Tlesupply Of beef cattle at Brien's fair and the
demand moderate. The best cattle brought lO per h.
and the poorest Sc Other stock In good demand al
last weeks prices. Sales folows-i3o beeves. IS
$40; 81 and calves s25 500; 10 veal calves $40
tIsc.