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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

hb ss {,.s IL delivered necessarily stoadie gh, and
tss ss s.'
sund Gss escapes the effect to health from this cause
fSs iIs'ss SSs:.u @s and utility Of The Rosaisto
broadway.
10000 cures have been mnde this month Of Diar-
RI D,s ,ssetey, Collie Group ChroIie hhenm',,sm ac
d. TOfs. eseeISd N,ssp.s p,. x ,s's,sr ~ s psno No
S ccsrtsndt-S Sold by the DusG',. throughout the o.
For PANS, RHEUMATISM, SORE THROAT, 60
Ds BvsT. M.sIe cSr.s LSnssr vs Instant rssi Ia
thc 'sSvs % a. corner rnSPs C sOpsy and o.nd PS Is
s.pts VIII rcconsncnd itself
PAPIR DECORATIONs-THOMA FAYE & Co,
No ssI Broadway wsun have on hand every variety
can M fully spprsesra Artistic wOrkncn only employed,
ard 'l wo,i wiIrsDted
The FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMPS are the BEST
DO t@ht superior for s,csdne. and bnisncy; smell
E Sses s:t SEED Oh az m .S 's Wholesale and Te
H. DAkposvILLs. No AS Brosdwsy N Y.
CRlsrADORO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.-Whst
%s They Of Ss s'PG s :s'iS% saa %
pr' the absolute eertsu Of Posueins the tint required
pied Piled al a. Ii. ; WIG ficrokY' No. Xsof Hsu.e. ~
PIANos AND MEi opEoNs.-The HORACE WA
oad olIy No Broadway. Piano. and aO~sa
ssJ s Z. q SssSs
ss .is. Ssns: s' :.y Tue E?sHsS Ino~s
A. an,oua The yeIy We enabled speak of thes-
nfs with degree of confidence frV persL know
sdss Of tAsr excellent tone and durable quality"
WIGS! WIGS WIGS !-5, 900 Of those invisible
80 WIGS and IourEss MEpHuRsr Co.'S No. q Maiden
L. Of the beet materials sd not to sAnnk
snse color and r.,t III guaranteed he"ar~ OF eJrss
s.,t Broadway Price. BxAIDs BANos, CVSLs, ke. Whole
ssIe sud RetsN
HosTETTER II or Indigestion, Dyspepsis, Liver
duc.d the HcSrErTERS NkGGTtsLs SroAAch
RtrIlks The ssl, J. immense, No weak emaoSd per
pa car sfvtd ~ uctet them. Sod by all GTocrls passs
abd Ho,ei. B..xrs PARK, Wholesale Agents New'forh
HUSBANDS CALCiNED MAGNEsIA is three hmes
The eHsth of the NAsnesA and clear OF unPeA
taste fOuI fI.i pa,niuu silver ucdsls sd 'T.d All
Cal awarded b,s the best In she market For sale oy
IL lrrSsi<s generally and noc.Ale by the l.a
f. }. HUssANo, fhiadcPEs
UOLLowAYs Pulls are famous in cases Of Ter
hsn oi Blood to th Head and the lives of thousands
r he nsnufsctoe. No. so MAilcn.sue New York and No
2H ssld. London. and by Sn druggists al a 62c and s
rtTbh
Eoln lCCO Flowers 81 Barry's Tricopherous II
FJ.Lt Hdt pye.......ei Phdou's f.phian Lotion ..S
H,Ll'. i..ii Dyc......S Lyon. Powder and Puls 1 sd
~, W,i,ty Of romatc' PeTamery BrusAc. Canbs Sc
Tot7kk tMseRiiD, Noe as Hadson. sud 2s2 GrAnd.f
~,>crR's SrwING MACHINES FcR QUILTING
LIN a. Sc1a. eItGi uPcn9riy Of Singers Machine. 10,
rtk ~, stc unLvsd AswoIk o thl kud Is asccrtGuea 10
h. 4 Ivhel frc Aihcs work az high velocity hAy,
tns sdded Tie e,d o our qri lug nrhie Tuey nov
ros q ~. sI!ICtIs AT LNCu l~AN ~ p2iNiSe
wpt,i Nc oil,t QUILTING machines be-
,eiy k.s .'- "l ~ siyrrR 80 - ''''e AAn
No. ,sj BsoAA~-y.
a n n TX A Itlll =.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

Merchants are invited to examine stock Of french and
Amerep PArER HAxGtNGs embracing variety known
to the trade. THOMAS AYE 20, u" "
No. 2T Broadway, opposite the City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

the sreIsh of the eoauon Aspes snd clear Of unpea
ant taste fosI hI pciu silver medals s,'d 'I.d All
Gal awarded b. the bet In e mnTks, For sale by
Il lrrSsss generally and hoc.Ae by the Manufactured
f. }. HUsRAND PhiladclpE;s
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

tlIINTNE 81 BSTTTI TE, OK NERNE IUNIC.
Iufsibe for Fever and A.ue. Panama Fever Dumb
Aur Yellow Fever also occasona dose pr-vsnt
i've II tain Quinne entails Of ks evils and
ranted fail matter hov long standing bad the
case II directly the syem curing ScurirA
Copspsiop Sick Headscbe and sfectous peculiar
f.nales Any number Of testimonials b. and nveS
every part Of the country For sale by O. J. LEEDS Du
Importer and Commission Merchant No lS WlAmst' nex'
tn Fnlinn.st NeN.YOrk
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

PAPIR RDECORATIONs.-THOMAs FAYE & Co.,
No S Brosdwsy Wsrr,n have on hand variety
Of PApxl displayed Screens that their effect
can te fully appreciated Artistic wokmcu only employed
ard sll wosk warranted
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/. JOSEPH, AlcKrrRtCK. IA
s1pehteeCttDWtIMor.

~ ~ Fao,fdd, Asss n M',sns 81
|T WOULD RESPECrf1tt.T 7 catt lie
i attention Of the public, to my arrange.
neqs fot tho New yeat. Having ma,le
atrahgsuisDts with one ot the best ,naf.,,-
featuring establishments IN Cincinnati,
I nm prepared 10 furnish .ss.h Doors and
Dlinde, made Of the best White Pine Linn.
bsn and Of superior workmanship aud
much cheaper than can be made Ia the
South. pstscns wishing to build would
and IT, 10 their advantage 10, coneult me
bstors building, s. Is.s' ~ !. - -
Orderr from she country earnestly soli-
cited. Country work Of all kinds prompt.
y attended 70 In the most workinanlike
manner -. r.. l.. - ~. ...je III
Plans and specifications for city and conn
Try Houses. subhaIbaa Villas, etc, given in
the most approved styles. All kinds uf
Job Work attended 70 with neasnrss and
dispatch. Water Cistcrns made ofthe best
lnaterial.s II Aa8 tao ajan30.
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CarriNgcs, Harness, vvhips,A &c.
HNnE Shbscriber's assortment OF Carria.
i ges, tlarness, whips, &c. Is nrw com.
plete, and h.in.itct IN examination ri
hn stock before purchasing in New Or
luaus, ~, ,se guarantees bis prices as low as
a. any il the South. 20 s's - 9
\, areroom corner Of Third and Floridt
Streets. Manufacturing and repairiag IN
superior style ct the old established stand
cosAes Of Main and, Church Streets.
w. +. TUNNARD." +"
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Notice.

ttSs5H sAs3 NOt1cesa 81 fk@5t u
gsH1s subscriber respectfully lyerctutns his
i, thanks to his irie,,ds and cluto,uers who
have during tho past year literally given
him their patronage, and takes this me- III
u of Informing them and the public st
large that he has new on hand a large lot
of seasonsd humber and everything rsqu s.
ite for tho undertaking successful cnniple-
tim 1t III work IN the shape cf Hn,is.
Datldinxe, Minds, Sash and Doors stitsing
Mp Of St0res. Bar -rooms in the hest, most
durable and wcrkmsnlike style. Allorlers
left q b c. Mon ans Hardware store. ,he
Post Office. or at Hly shop ~ Fifth street
adjoining 81 Peters aud St. Paul. college,
willlmeet With prompt attention. 4 LII
dee2l.ees ase sw g.f G. l.. SEES.
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INSURANCE.
soatAorm Nlutaal insurance CompAa,y
of Datsn lsOuge. ~

SV0SAsVAe NAsAeea0A Abs0Ne1AWCO O0A0EDAsa5
Of fBAtsn lsouge. M
Meorrordttdby Act fk.vt.,ssars a qfLoxlsea.o
|sis ~ Il Apprvvsa, March 12tA, 1855. ''8
Authosfsetl CapltAI, sitss oSGO, ,O00 -
pa Tho ,SomAern Mmsat 6.ssranee Company
Of Baton Rosye, have this day commpncet
operations, and are prepared to take Ffxx
MAaixE, and RtyER Risks .s
.tnsla. a.I DirSetogs.f tA svd
James n, Brown, Leon BonnecaIs, d.
lchn =. Kleinreter, Andrew Malta, 81
Fefgue Permission, W r. Tuhnsrd, p
Jos v. DMta',i1, Il Joseph Larguisr, q
81 G. Mcllatton, ga Wm. s. Pike, ga
..san r. Trustees. .t.s . lsnl
" y Walker jessie Hart, =, s...,.
+. y. Conrad, s. q. Lay.ock,
rhas. A. A.Slacs, james N. Bt,,not,
Sostheae A llsta, w. n, Phillips. s5i'i
Joseph y Williams, I'hon,pspnJ. Biri,i i
]. T. Nolen. Daniel D. Avery, =,
John A. Doughe,ty, Samuel NJ. Hart,
# 8f's7 WILLIAM s. PIKE. Pres't.
Alfnsp sarrrrn., ses'y. , se.''.'
Baton Rouge, Jan'y. ~, 1850. u.
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WHITE ccTTOws AND LINENS.
I LIST RECEtvED. psf ,StsapsAlr ChbawhA from
j New York austlons, fine Idt of stisling cot.
tons and Linen nhtrt basens. tor sale scrxlow 1t
the PalLAbKLriiA cnEAP CAsit srokg
Apl.e9. Il fsaERE nt3I skafayette Slrsst.s
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NEW ARRIv1II DRksy cooDS. :

lAr'rur p4li,, AorlipHiA Phi o4eAp tsroat.
TUsfsreeeivcd by stesmer Gsenada, al.
y other assortment ftbe above goods con.
-istin, Of Striped Black ,Challry plain
plaid K stri, black Ibsrseges, rlain& fig
ure,l fancy col'ds Challeys in dress, pat terms,
plain 4 flounced Barregas, Organizes JactA
nets and SwiA IN Maslin. iIAlso, . abeantitul
asso, tment.of trimmings. ribbons, &C.. all Of
which are bunght IL Inctiof and will BE
sok' atvsry low priees.g snay 9. &
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HAVING RECENTLY ExTENDED. MY. MILL.
Ill line Interest hy the addition os nnc u E.A'J,
Cinrk's Celebrated Patent flouring Mills, rolting
Machinery Ac! and shAvinef fully tested its capse-
ity to do first class work. am now fully prepas-
ed to give my friends and tlinse cf home enter.
prtsegeneraily satisfactory evidence, that ythey
nov heed not 10 beyond Baton Rouge IN order ia
secure to themselvss 1oHF that will coppers nv
orably + Any produced n tile countfy, nd matter
by hor 3extss,sive AcSmplics tAi maehinefy.s s.
AZ che object win bs u produce fcuf ~ tie
best charae er and standiDg 4 truat 20 meet with
that lheraif,y " patronage ia wiIf sustain. TIE
undertaking. Families Or orttese; erderirg lSns
from me may rest Hssurea my best endeavora
shall be given to please theue orders sAonld .ee
sent to the store ,ef shs agdsrsigned. fcr q:
when mot wanted b. the barraisin bags a. = ia.
9sor es9peanis e.chs q IN such otl'er asaasltle'
as they may wish. t,..x, l., ..51.......S.....ts
y. u
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NE w GOODS.

1usT REcElvED PEI Steamship t'ahawbn. stcu
y New York, beautiful White AMI Colcured Drtl
soeks, Swiss Aiaslins, Embroidered Swiss and Jac
otiet Bands. Plain hiack nnA Caiorrd Itnferpp
Ladies' nh,' Misses Whte Cation Hose, t,lAck ant
Colvre stik 6osts, Fiiet sittft, ti ,ck ana whis,
Grape Collars and elscvv4, Flsured and plAis
etlk' parNscls, Ovnes. 1fstr Cloth and Coftiet
Skirts, for ssle very CHEAP nj the, ssstsa Il
NJ rn,IAtKfrfiiA CHs2r cAsH srrRk.
!. April a.. * ft5stN ttffsf Lafayette Streef.
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Eirst Arrival Of tlae Season
: -, ls.s., AT THE QsE PRICE ri E,i,.,,,i
], l(1OlJetNg E.seuO1.iN1sa.

et8 sssifss7tsf ~ tNb VsE fNASEy gi il st5fg
\. CfOsIpt,ag EssslSOrisssss.
nHE. subscriber has gust received by
! steamer CRrserSi CRY. fr,m New
York,s large and heantifuf assortment Of
sa0G GEN1'S SI'tf FINISHING GOODS,
Consisting oi Ileen Bosom Shirts; silk.
Cotton add MeJino under shirts Shirt Col
lars. Linen ald Coltpn draws; Hosiery.
;loses. Suepeaders. Linen sasl silk Pocket
Hdkfs Crovats. Neck I'ie.. Scarfs; Stocks,
So, All Of which have hech .clecteti from
the most fashionable housed, ,in New York.
snA will he sold at low tsises. lnosder to
do justice and give satisfaction 10 taslt buy
ers; he has made il 4 rule III all cases to
deduct ton per eent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly adhere TO that principle.
sert6-y.' s92sNs WD, PHILLIPS,
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/ EDh0ND ,LCGENDRE,

Wornsf = ~. Copper and 1heet lrsn,
q s.svt ss.ss eaapssits Bsats 4taels.
q yhk snescribsE will attend promptly
70 Al orders ii his line, making and
repalFins quite: copper plpes for machine.
81, ssose pipes. be. : - 81 8ssgIf 4 &
4 02~AEgood stuck q Tin ware .lwav. an
haild, ard mads 70 order, :, '.s'..e.-
may s-y,ss Eas ED. LEGEXDRF:.,
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French MmuAillas.s

IlaHfg French MmUHillas.s II 4
TIE ladies' are inyilen u, examine our
1 beautiful assortment Of French imported
srtinR Mantlns, ef tAs latest and most Atshio,,-
ahfe stytes, prchasst ~ tie importers II, n. York
~ the assortment Il not yrFy lArEo, lbs ladies'
would d, well to call carly-nt the
III sf pnllA AnHlsislAE CNsAe 2 CAsM eT4est
mar.b-tf Lafayette Street.
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STRAW MATTrNGs,

!, STRAW MATTtN(ss. :; -
d Five rsIess WHITE sul jllVLOllED MATING
which will be sold nj VERY LOW PRICES nj the
ag M Il spAlLApslri1 CnAAr t1Asn srpHs,;.ssf
Apt. %. Lafayette street.
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CARPET & HUos .

TIME subscriber has i,st received from
i New York, large assortment of In
grain. Three Ply. and Brussels Carpets, ali
Of which will be aold MT low prices. diiw
serta23s 8...,s, w u, PHILLIPS.
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NEW 0ARPETS.--I have now in store
IN splendid assortmant Of new style
Carpets, which were purchased d Auctlon
ID; Philadclphia. AZ very low PfieAA and
will he sold accordingly, ~ g..
octiS-v, .f W.'D. PHILLIPS.
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CTRAW MATTlNG.-Twenty
~ five pieces A. Straw Mating 10 ar.
rive this week and for sale by ~ s7s 4l}fH
liana1 81 W.1D.iPHILLIPS.i
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
DIRD d.

AsHER-In Lofdon sunday, July Allan Asher Of New
NOTWITHSTANDING on Wednesday evening July 80, q.
oclocl stroke William Bennet in the 54h year OF
hn age.
BIRDSALL-At Michigan on Sunday July 20 the Hon Jas
Bmdsa formerly of Cbenarso County He was member OF
CopgIess Ill 1915.
COILNs-Deoared th. life in Hector. Tompkins County,
Y 7th month Let after a prouscted illness, Ehzabeth
beloved wife Of John Collins, NJ d. aged 81 years months
Il ma, be said of this truly pous she loved by all
ubo l ew ben in life L. death The eyioeuce
is that her chspge from the Of earth and rejoicing
IN the Redet meI's Kingdom
Providence papers please copy.
DAvIson Friday afternoon, Aug l. Mrs Georsians ThOmp
wife Of Silas Davis, jr ,
attend the Sunday afternoon ht O'clock at her
late rs,deice No 0 ssci.on street without further inya M "a
Element. nGn nef remains VIII O' ''''-"
FLEET-n Brooklyn on Sunday, July a. Charles Wi liam,
insut Of Charles @. aid Margaret Fleet
FLEET-On Tuesday July 49, by the burning of the steamer
John Jsy Lake George chIistans Augusta daughter Of
Samuel Fleet of Brooklyn
GEOGHEGANf- On Wednesday, July 80, after short III
ness Peter Geoghegan, in his 9th year
Sd aa.h Editor Of
roI, aged "a years.
JoHNsToN-At New Orleans, Thursday, July "a, after a
shot Illness Capt Jane Johnston, formerly OF Newfof'
eyed A years
LARUE-A Norristowp N Saturday July 9, suddenly
William Lsrue, astd ~ years
LEEAt Fulton " suDd.y, July a Of scarlet fever,
kei stor Bged years, moi tbs ard Is days
LAwLER-On Thursday, July ST. Bridget daughter Of Denis
and Mary Lawler.
MANCELb-On Tbursoay, July d. Jon, oon OF henry ano
Mary MsDgels, aged years, months and days
MERRlCK-At OraI ge N j., Thursday, July 81 William
L. heniek, in the 4st year OF his age
MORIsON-On Thursday, July ST. John Morrison in the sOth
year Of his age.
The relatives and friend. of the family respectfully invited
to attend bis funeral Sunday, Aug. s. al 81 from
his late residence, No So Jane street.
NEwhAN-At the TarytOwn Institute, Thursday July
81, Amelia H. Newman, youngest daughter of Allen and
CatlaIine X. Newman, aged years and months
OTTO-At Widees Switzerland Thursday July H. Charles
A. infant Of Othmsr Oto, and grandson OF Charles
Squire, aged year.
sMITHAt Danbuy, Conn Friday, July 25 CLARK Smith,
IL the 74tb year OF HE age.
SWALLOWAt the residence Of Mr. James Cocroft, Staten
Island. Tuesday light July ~ ster short nd i'll
pts Mrs Rachel swal rect OF the late Lewis Swsow
In the - year Ct her
THORBUkN-At Hewtosn, Long Island, Thursday July
ST. Sarah Kate daughter OF Joseph and Margaret Thor
bum. aged years.
TODD-A New Britain Conn., Thursday July q, En- lily
Augusta ntaLt daughter Of CHARLES and Augusta Todd OF
BIookyn Long Island aged months and IA days.
WINSLOW-At Roxbury, Mas, Sunday July q, Isaac
Wipslew, aged 50 years He was gentleman Of the old
school oesoeI dsnt from the Puritan Win.ows and
born Boston where he engaged mercantile pursuits
for more than half century.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
NEHJERSEY ITEMS.

HoBcKrS REPUBLictN CLUB.-At the meeting Of
this Club On Wednesday evening, at Odd,Felows'
Hall, the following resolutions were reported in behalf
Of Committee by the Chairman, Mr.. Wehle, and
unanimously adopted amid much applause:
Hheas The founders Of this Republic having promulgated
States oIdnsuoe Of 7s manifest ana Ipressed
purpose Of establishing UniOn which hbs,y equality and
have reversed that oenedceut policy enaens
Nebsha bill thus abrOsating the a,t vege Of the
nance OF 1881 which consecraed ali the Territories
Ohio freedom forever ind eyes the late
dALgsous and pencious change of policy; A,d nhOe
Territories belor 70 this Union will Slavery be
taded therein uno.T ths control astocss bav.
g "a paid Ia their ana free labo.er viii be-
desped Impoverished and 1den upon Ard hsred anehe
consequence will BE- that the Government OF 1his Republic
beins the ds the progress nd
popular rgh power OF Union wu be used
the parpOe Of extend W avery al over the American
rent Ald the adjacent ISLANDS, and vteredS the continuance Of
mpo.3be, iSsrsfsis Be- IL H'0'' '''N
hs'O.ssd, That utterly opposed the principles Of
these Deso PEoSavoy aud will by al
legal means In our power 20 defeat their objects
LIFE Liberty aud and proprty IN S.sss. aaS % a.
the ostmee eonsequeIces Of the bomnsbe princpss
euieated oy Sne 1S slave driving parties
Rs'oFsd IhSt We the citizens OF Hoboken without regard
20 OR lsrneI party associaous VIII unite 10 truly Repab
bean party for Tho HsssnR "a etuuipg the
original policy Of the foune beloved copntTv an NJ
Ss sStbsn ossehy and Ss1 Ss The nschnstO'' Of
died, That the principles adopted NaoaS Rsurb
oAn Convenion assembled a. PhsdePhia the mi of
Jeoe lat saeh every lover Of freedom whAovs
Cline coantry creed or station, may proc his osst
that upon the broad and expansive Republican platform there
fSr all lot Them be Jews Genes hesheps OF Chns
tans Nat s tSs are self evident and 10 maotaa them we
here pledge our Red action our untng deyotOn our
sScied hoDcT
Rsel That thoss pies are paramount 10 every chA
corsien Dat TIA N the seec by that Convention OF
the STANDARD bearer Of se principles recognize the
be People rem IRON aors u.s. devoted to h pantry and TO
the cause o. Freedom asm neled by party aes uobongh
and unsought The 10 whom the Consultation Of hs
,s rss & m.ss r.. ss a. ,hs 70 JsSD rSop
- 'seosnSe Tho ees. u cesaete' s'sd 70 tbs crss,snd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK. ..........Aug
Cleared.

Steamship Ericsson, L0vber. Liverpool, y. X CoIus
shlps- Great Western, Fuiber, Liverpool e. Mar hall
Co fimor Leach Rio Janeuo via sydney C. b.. na<terj D.
r. Austen Clark Galveston, J. Brewer Co.. Hiadoo, NIL
ler Melbou H. Burrti Jno Bunyan, Nichols. Liverpool
Walsh Carver Chase; Ocean Telegraph, Wins, san Fran
cisco Sutton Co. ~
Bsrks-Juo Winthrop, Treat, Rcnibucto, Walsh, Carver
Chase; Helen Mar, Law. Ho s.Kons, O. Logan T. BGs,
Wa,tr gon uadsoupe Tucker Lghtboro suliote HesSsn
St Croix Russell VinLs Dublin Huntley, monteydeo,
Meyhew, Tsi bou Co.
Brigs-Tbree Sisters (Br, Roberts Habor Grace. F r.
N Goh; Johsnn Brons HAM BoDer. Charleston A. Ms
hsdO Jss'smiDe E) ETDstSn c95k se stanton Eassr;
quies Prince, vo.e Livingston Co Eft iBr),
King St John B. d. r De Wolf; Assnoris tBr Murphy
Grenads, Middleton g. Co.
shconers-s,yer Cloud Churchill Portsmouth,, w. Lswis
Huper, Carver, Bst N, Buck Co J. Groe, anodsr
Charleston p Rogers Jno Brsnmer Richmond, G H. Pier
Js, james. smith Jach.ouyile a. D. sro'Emsl Co
Gen Henry, Gkey, Boston, r. p Buck Co Mary Jane,
Harris Elizabeth City Tomsb Nelson, Portland O. L.
Hatch Co s. Burton Key Boston Chase Small New.
York Biz CHAM Richmond c, Ii. PieTsoIj Swan, Dill, Bal
nIoIe Phelps Dodge Co.
sloop-Wnsrd Buckins CHAM, Newport mater
Propeler-0eOrge's Greek, Gsger Baltimore, Cronweils
Line
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

sale. Of 800 bones mail size q ite;
sfa Dsuos AND - &c; % ss ssl. ::: ::
81 csss We also aOes e. '.s' S o. ,s e. 10 s..ss cspo
LsOr.: :. s, fs sS. RssSsa cs@phOr sac ie. cent
mo. l n vanilla .. s4sSsSi 10 es' So Is cass. oabro
M.as., 70 bbl. Refined BOraI At Hic and " eN'o'
de- 2ss Ann MyAIrhs inquiry Western CARA TOu,
aat. .se especially the better grades tor "a. SOSs sSs low
Est irsds bat there le, nlay Oi s.Is ossrn Tas
ss, . s,'s II c Sss es@son N 70 g. god
ss for ;,tI: s..se ss So sG common C god
s % oAe opTSsI g. M a. :sr, e 9aG
81 I fir to very % four our quiet ffm fre.h
s2ouDd lot p.1y o. 500 Sss a q 90 sDusbspn Flour
':da. .: .dSs, 1SSs. .ls g .S6i 5 f tending
d ~ Tor the low ,rsdes; sales Of 600 bels al nd
70 sa tos. .Tosnns pc, snS siirs brand. Rye Flour in
moderate demand 81 ga 81 - iSr nne Sna n,
Meal Is in fair dsmaad at - " "' ''''''' 'N
fIsHDiy Cod steady sac: 200 g. Bsot :s.sss ss "
AfaTiTs"sses sy auction of o eO1s: sey 10 sss co
0O1f ssocf .ssst . tend, upward with & =.
rival, prime ard lower res o. Ifesn ia "a for prime
Scc Su.iels red Wisconsin sls % susa r1ss ~n,,s
c .d.n q for f;T I s y. .nS Sa!ss $ s61sso:
xS,s ipO. a. 81 So Bye hrm in fair de@snd ss 20
s' bs.yy and Glow iSs'5 y :s SaSy.at the
fair mainly Cr the hone and @.sd southern ye
20. y, eT;Sss 11ssss 81 for for DO white. '' -.
scye business has sprung up at very iu pres
,.,,ir re..a. The receipts continue light and ne Ho1 y
sopsaersrly reduced sales Of 1000 Ans grs a. ~ 0
,.eopd hsnds; $500 DO from hrst bands ~ t ,oS 1,u
AST.s at ali mos usuA weight and seieeu0ni ~ -.
doras at 2le MOE 80 southern 10 81 y csnt; 30
Tn SlIos and OcO Rio Grsnde ON private terms ne "
Luaovici SON. Circular contains the oSwns ing % o, 90
The imports this month amount TO s1co TsS oso ia.
mon shovnS an increase OF oueo
a Of 90 siLee January last The &c s.
during III have BEEN 20 TAR ef n, ~ bs not
on yben tsnr ers obliged to lay still on sceoun " @
wester price have been very steady with cons sv
sTs,py The month opened with saes OF bnens 80 I.
al s6c Rio Grsnde at & aud onnoeo -. 40 fr o.r Fs
& near a, hard we look forward for brisk demsni ~
HIDES srd II the imports for the next montn s
a. ron, derably competent Judges DO Pteu.t
would naturally help sustain our present a.es ~
N The ,atl,f.ction both Of the importers ana
The quotations Of Hides sl oer the ConaSen. o. .S .So
orsb OF ming present rstes would hsVe P
INT. om hes Sad ID. orders for PURCHASING ides IN our
make, reached month earlier The late sue 'en
~ fvo of The art Gle was therefore fortunate one nsvlns
prevented the eIporson Of quantity OF Hides 20
b;cb onr trade could conveniently have spared
sueced the month Of Ausust from ouenos a.
P.rN. Lillian a Antagonist AonteyideocoorotneA MO
a.. a. = Deuipg Oritoco-Gusysrs sod Santa Mara
STATEMENT OF IMPORTS up ., I~s oi 9 NC beu'' ' ''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
MARRIED.

BOWERS-PEELER-ln South Boston on Thursday July
a. Mr. Charles L. Bowers Of NewYork 70 Miss Lucy Peeler
of South Boston.
CORMERAIs-HAMMOND-in Boston. on Tuesday July
% Charles CormeIsis TO Miss Charlotte A Hapmond OF
Adams Centre, N Y.
oSBORN-TAIT-on Thursday July 81 at the residence Of
N brides father by the Rev r. Nj. Hatfield James Osborn
to Miss Jane ]. TAFT, all Of this city
POWELL STOKES On Thursday morning, July III .t
Calvary Chureb, BY the Rev Samuel Cook " VI Arthur u
Stokes, all Of this city
PURDY-PURDY-O On Wednesday, July 80 BY the Rev John
NJ Rector Of St Thomss's Church msmstneek Aon-
20 Purdy Glosns Ii. Pudy both OF Harrison, Vest
chester County N. Y.
TIENANE- BREATH AT MaLhsttanvile, on Wednesda'
Jul, So by the Rev. Nee. Peteis Peter G. Tiemsnn to
Caroline Breath both Of this city.
WHITE-GRUNDY-At ST. Belens, on "Wednesday, July g.
James r. White, esq Merchant NewYoIk 70 Ebzabeth,
daughter Of the late VIM. Grundy esq., Of St. Heens Lam
EngaId