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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
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sJJEgp Am LAMBS-There has eesn . ssesio'e aecuno
in ,b. ,,I.e Of Sheep ard Bsmbs, wbia 30 days 10 20
Iu.ree Of large svl'ssS ws,s Ioseivsa sn over
s.,r5, nsht there shout 500 IN the pens tns mo'ns
on. ~ With We regret TO say 6 for anything ei's ou'
r. ,,s of live stock will be souewhs sneced non t''
r wsrd b, The receips Of mutton and LAMB
birh b.ys sIssdy commenced arriving ~ oonsoc'
sb a9sn,ities durr, last so or three cooSh daJ@
."0 .HEEP BRoEER's SALES
W. ,.nor OF l6 doyes cold by Jas McCsty at Brown
qss head mixed sheep and lambs for *iS, ,versns
as n had We note drove OF l0 head sold Tor So
- 81 I5g IS the only lots under IS. The others run
n,etty even rear the general average. - 90,
I Nrtraw reports Is droves sold a. BIovnings-lS2
b.d ~ St75T .as'ns IS % q head. One lst Of u ior
xs IS su6 ole lot OF 80 for s7 81 are the only lots under
a. ard !s .versse 20 appears 20 he the hsies,
Sale. of Sheer A. Lambs BY pescn Smith Jadd s'ChAm
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORr Of receipts and selling prices Of BEEvES
MILK cows, VEAL CALVES, SHEEP and LAMBS,
ard SWINE with carefully prepared Of the
beT quality ard prce OF BEEF CATTLE, at the crest
We'd esday rsrsst at WASHINGTON DROVE YARDS,
+4;hst Prepared every week, expressly for THE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE. by SOLON ROBINSON
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
"WEDNESDAY, Aug y. 1885.
BEEVHsThess are fole By the head at price eaua the
value e The esmsted weisht II beef the
The hce sId taLow. f6h quAtsr," counted
Ct ss IL % IL Boston.
Tie piices day Ser pound vii average rrobby
c. Yhst uaAy, lie extra ltd!l. nediun, oG % .c.
rO,resi 9Qf!c. But few sales lie dsr 9.-.
PRICES OF VEAL cALEES-C4l,es lily sold
foush the = ?Ouid, live Vh;, except :h,<s
ON days oi3 known " kites wh.eh brns
81 ?5 TO sSG esch In Autumn Sooi gass Calves
four 10 ths old. sell for t3G S esch good fat veal
sells oiiel ss bsh - ! - a 49,
AILk CUWs-The piies Of Cows depends much sron
fIcy tue price of hOrses Ordinary Cows e15Q good
is- Iou, sS.d+4 .Nrs quality. with esif. $50 $50
suFEP AND LAMBS-l on IuOn sneeP, a. GGs5; extra
shssp $6d Sc; Lambs. SeG e..
sWINF-WeNerr H. fed 'arIe, ffst a. iity, live
xsi,ht std6c.; dead weight. 7i45: small szs do live
yei,ht ,Qfc dead veiEht GQslc; Western .iWfd, I've
sei.h ede.c iesd sish I7tc New York stars hogs
live .ssht c63c d-.a ~erht s:d9oi Se~Yois STATS.
sr,u s1e prime i usiiet retailing lys weight, e. lea,
Weish; yGe4. S;ock &c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA sTONING-
u TON koL RQhION and RRQNIpE.dCE-In,Ana roata

without delay, change 81 sns ar baggage
IRE steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK. Csp. Joel s'one sno
VANDERBILT, Capt " H. gIsze, ia o. 1neeaon v.n .ee
Stonns and Providence and Boston snd frovhenee n
rosds leaving NewYori daily sanasys shcspSd rS "a ~
No. North River frs, whasf sbovs Batter pace ~ eoeA
and Stoninston at $50 NJ or on tns A"'S :" ns~
h.il which kaves &c q. $50 P IN 49,, r.,.
aay md ynSay Tsom soninstop Tsedsy Thsdsy sd ss~
srdsy. A. w.. ~. 81.
..vsrt s,o,s,y ~ N stonnson, Monday, Ws1Iesey Aat
Friday. .,..- - ..,s . -
s-s R6,tou Ia tis Express Nal rratn, several hoa %
Svsnes Of bose By other routes ard In ample nme for Ill de
- ronIrs tnss connecting North and East Passengers
sh.t nrefer remar board the steamer, snoy sights
rest ondurbd bestst desired and leave storinEtoa IN
,b- s. IS vain sorcsstIg at Providence With toe II
r.n for Bostoo
A Baggage Mater s<compsr.es tn, Steamer and SrsiI
throssh each way. . :.
vor passsse berhs freight sppy ct Pier ~
Meth Rivsr, st the 01es No. 10 Bsttsgy. pisss-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

COPPER New Sheahing is steady ST 29c., and Yellow
Metal 2 ngot Copper has been more active aud
the stock reduced sales 100 600 Lake Superior
ported at 25 &c mos. Ola She.thng is also in better
quest; sAes OF 2oO al 2G zc Cash. neiVdAs par 70 az
rive
BALE ROPE-The LAST sale made at IL a l2c 4 mos,
less S T. cent.
HthP-Anerican Dressed and Undressed Hemp is in fair
and prices have upxad tendency We notice il
tber Of O0 bales Undre.sed +2O tun mos The
lssi ale Of Dressed +2f0Q 80 T. uI Foreign
rather foY the moment aid We learn CT no further sse
The last transaction III Clean Russia al &1 + tun mos
ess cent; By the arrival OF the ship Cambria from Cron
has be slightly increased The last sale Of SUM
HEMP and Manila AZ Ice At Boston there
has been qury and good feeling percepoe fer all
S25 which cleN ed the market OF this description vi
American Dressed small lot sold AZ *S5 and 80 tun DO az
$40 4 Russia is in good demeni sales - tu1s
Cleaned at 80 = tuu mos held az uN Aso sa-s
90 tuns No Rusis Vans lie. T. 10 mos with none IL
is hands OF Msnls 90 bales 10 arrive sold al o;,
Snos
INDIA RUBBER-The market is qniet hut pr ,es reusn
Eesdy We have Tote se OF ~ coo East Ai-, taken
for eonsuuplCn, private terms.
HAY-Ibe irqury or shipping is far. AMI ae m.TkeI
salet Of 500 bales at 6od65c Z itO n .,
SEEDSA Moderate bvsi DONG IN Clover d. ~ &c
IS 3 bush. Rough Flax is spd much ted;
pros Lomlrs a. 80 l0d - - b bush Linseet s IN
suI ply and is led much higher oI eOo bsss
calcutta 81 40 ohered-hed a. t2 &C. A. Boston sales
bsye beeL made, 10 sIrlve 81 = 35 CASH Small saes ei
Canary Seed bsye been made at - a5G - ST. bach
S1EARlkTke supply Of Prime is moderate AMI the de-
fair sales tf 10 GO eOi prime White AZ -! ST.,
A. d conn o Grease Stesrn at II. dl2e cash
SALTIhe msIhet tTm; sses Of 90 sscks AshtoLs at
e Il 90 bush BoDs private tens lGst sac u Jet
feys6 DsrcSs 81 81! Tulis I AID, Sc Ls,ou 21tc,
AID Liyt!IOol GIourd, S5Q87!c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

WEDNEsDAY. Aus =. 100.
n. n.,ta, 6run f,- Pot OF obs
% s7ta &c 9Si Pearls steady 81 75 And n sua sr
ply The sOek embraces 40 bbs POts and 80 ebls fef'
bltratus 10 steady At 7c. cash
flour AND nEAL-There isoniy i'm ed export fsn ana
nor Four, and the purchased sparosy suPefhLe .
offered much lower for forward d,yey with ut fudilg buy
sn The better trades irregular and IN limited request
he sales are toV0 bos f6Q - FOX common - goOi
Sse; 10 Sod tv FOR extra STATE OLD Wheat and iva
ee75 tr lew do 80 IVA - 50 for ,1psIhne Upce Lake
aud Indiana; 10 SodS6 - Jr common TO rood
Oboi 10 esG ior common % fair Obo s7dfi ir
fair 70 Vry socd ehua Ono; sc J11$ brands
and S5df9 s. Tor e.ee Ca,.i.n gor =
and IN small stock sales ot o bb extra brands a. 20
4775. Southern floaf In far demaud bat the snp Div Of
elrs bYsDds Is 10 excess Of TIE demand sd pfce. are yer
Of 100 bbls. S79+7 d msed TO 40 snoargs
Baltimore. AleIandrG snd ~ 81 or f.v,. f.nc,
arc eIu. brs d' Re Flour 'neF SUI fair eque.
of $50 +j0 - 81 for hrc .aq-fno Coz, NJ
a. a fTsey Oh.T- sales e 80 bbs
sr J.Ssy and ~ foI Braadywio, sc2 tor pu1c,o1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Whalers.

CID at Bedford Esd shps Polar Star Weeks North Pa
cihc Caravan, Brase DO samue Robertson Babcock Allan
tic ard Indian Oceans
Sid frt New London 2s schr Marcia Fowler fos Asnc
OcesD
spoksn Feb a. lat 10 40 N lon 1856 10 e. ship Alexander
Coffin Pun New Bedford d. n Guam bo ard Japan
Sea, with 7t0 bbls oil ali well.
CD New Bedford z5th ships South Seaman new 4sS
tuI of Fsirbsven) Norton, Pacific Ocesn Sid 2ith ships
Saml Robsrson Atlantic aud Pacific Oceans 2h, gail,
smith. Pacific Ocean; Caravan do
Maorius June shio Margaret Scott Howland Of New
Bedford oil reported had shipped 95 bis whale
bore.
Spoken Aug g. lat 80 So Ion. 81, passed bark Fanny
Boodry, Of and from New. Bedford for Pacific Ocean.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
1)apsr Warehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. I. DERRICK
SON Co., No. ~ Bsehnans., oher cor sss he s1s
~ terms
Writing Paper, English, Prenen ana Amsr.ss0-
Ne rs Paper, ali sizes, esbts and Qualities
Book Paper, all nsss, Weiskts and qualities
Tissue Paper, fancy color. and white, " tie bc,s suscss
Hanging Paper white and colored daeren, y. ABB.
hstsrs' Payer, thtn ard Of the besi quality.
Cloth Paper, S5x4o and SOxB.
EnzNsh Hardware Payer large assotln.s ,tyl s.vS<.
Shesthing Paper Of Toe best quality.
RrsPpins P,per Straw, Rag md Asuna
Yea Paper Of different s.sss
SS 4oofns PsDeE snitahe for 1000 10 roll
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Markets. . Reported 5y 1segrapk.

, BlIFaLo. A1f ~ p m-ELoUR scAFce sad ftm; sales
lt, ohls for interior =. SO - f,r choice Wsonsn SIS spa
IS IS fr exr. Ohio Indiana and Hch.an WHg,r /. dn
ard ower three ihoasa buh white illinois River wer, sod
4b CosN closes with holders disposed n rsaix..
H'o ou.h sold AZ 5oc OATS quiet WHISKY 10 yer Az SC
uASAL FREiGnrs 70 Ne~Yoik l9c f.. Cora s1d lie for
Nbest REcEIrrs in ihe p honrs nom TO-DAY Sl5
ses Of our - All buh Of Nhsat 426.; ba7 OF Com sd
?bo tusn Of Oats CisAL EXPORTS IN time; IS Syt
e,,h of beet $50 bu.h Of Corn, p 67 ba.h OF O.s
osWnso, ug !-FLouR dun ana CT changed ORArx qu
no Wheat in uanet. for which there 10 good demand
CAs.L EFFORTS 10 dsy; $3.50 bushels Of Whet .,d 81 J5s
bushels Corn ~ ~ ''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

BRIG ELIZABETH from New York, was condsmned Is
Para previous the 18th ult late
n Of the E. arrived Sslen fh in brig Henreo
ScnR TAHMIRoo. Johnson from Bangor for Newburyport
with lumber the which driven into Annie guam
2st inst, with loss Of and another badly injured
BARK TRoPIc BIRD, hence for Key Vest before reported
repair.
ScHR. TRpTH-A letter to Elwood Walter ESQ Secretary
Of the Board Of Underwrers dated Atlantic City 2h
that the tchr Truth before reported from Eeehcksbu r
Newfo had 70 pieces the 6our drifting in with the
flood tide aid about fifty sixty persons picking up
ard were claiming salvage.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

WHlSkY-The market is better and the demsnl far; ISLES
Of SO hbls. Ohio and Prison AZ IS S3!c.
PhON sIONs-ln Pok there tome ercrmept osi.g in
Ieu 70 the maturing ecItscis and prices
close GibI N sett ed - 9ft bis s. ~
Mess ard : rs Tor Prime, ard her kinds nominal
urac for 0oo bbs Me-, settled Beef ~ f.r
feuAid for Prime The as gl ard the stock ru
reduced ssles of 4 hts ~ Pdme; - p fr
County Mess S e tll for reTackst Mess <lld-2 r
extra 90 Pine Mess Is IL active $4Q tl7 Beef Hams ae
out II msr,et Cut Meats e1'y bat Qqet; Of
Hans gQel ard Shoulders q9' H. bulk and Ricol
~ very quiet Il &C. Lard brt sctye 4
,ms ui .6i bb AID rs ~ l).d 3.c Bu'ferisiu
f tql-st lot ety Al l5d ls' ON, and l7c Pc r
Cheese in STEADY deuald a. H0sc ksgs
nd ssieqble a. lSG &c. per coz Tor S'aLe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
To N Mariners.
RerAiranf th

Repairs Of the tower ard lantern OF the Block Rock Lsh
house Com eccut be commenced the 23h
hsht heretofore exhibited there d,contbusd nall light
Will be shown iom the top Of the ngoy, na the
pairs completed when Fesne lens Of the third order
hlupi ate Hto wi ! be placed In the ianten
BY CIDER Of the Light house Board.
A. LUDLOW CASE,
- - Lisht house Inspector, Third Distre..
NewYolk, Auk IS, 1856
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
phiI.de,phia Cattle Market. "A,

The Yesterday and toe were rather oee supped
than 4. our last quostioa and sales qae brisk ct good
prices. 49,, /, -. II ot
BEEF CATTLE There 1000 head IN MARKET oil Of
which sold - follows: ,,,
IIO head from and Chester County, Pa, sold BY j.
Abrsm, al from SO. 50 % to s 0 y loo ID.
head Chester County sold by A. Kennedy at ss 1o@
$40 - .os,,o
head from Chester County sold by Baldwin f9d $40
go head Ohio sold by Laushlin Co st S60 ~ -
1870 head from Ohio sold BY Vsnleer at sSd 81 3D.
remainder sold st prices spsts at the ABOVE named
rates .ooo 49,, L,.-
sHEEP- This market was well supplied, 7,ooo heAd hayhs
hoe. sposed Of as follows Torbers Avenue drove yard
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
h. v,.Iy s,r.s, m he.d and 30 head more than he

weeh before. ,-, d, L. A.. soS h..d
The number ms'set y'rerdsy And today - Hso nssh.
- . 907 rs..e r the ay.rsse vi ioh was s78 or each
l,, ye.r 765 upon the r1mb-r sod lss,
Neffesfly Z
-. f rr ers of icyes given bsl0E ani name ~
s,ee wt.fe c..fs Tte usmes OF "a esnen, o'nef
,Iar ouue. se Cale Boxers, who sell on omni><on Tor
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

N''"N"'
Those marked are IDdividoh Banks The others are
Bar king As-0eistions.
TIL. cha s.d from an Individual Bank to an A''0c'
One of our exchange papers contains the following
payaers IN 1t is without credit, ard therefore
not say how much reliance should be placed on II
"The people of Texas appear TO be doomed never
10 get rio of controversy about that debt The debt IS
now paid past reca for State creditor, but result
gu. hss riseD which producing great excite
rnent 1t is the question how the Debt bill Tss pass
I'D, and whether oil fair and honest upon which
poipis there are damaging suspicious abroad. %
The 5th inst these formally brought before the
Texas House of Representatives, by member from
Smith County, who int oduced preamble and resolu-
ons setting forth the existence OF ruuor THAI the pas
sage of the public debt act Of the last Legislature was
procured by fraud and bribery, and asking Commit
te of Inquiry to be raised II opposed with
vehemence-ene member ,alked in tne following be IT.
cd strain:
He wsned the that If this investigation proceeded
whether II should result IN The seqottaa al Of the & parties
seres. ..p. Of the human an heat wSn be Sa.d IL ,ns
:ne the END Of oil w.~ HOi 10 s n o ssp S
would be dedha man could oesee when or no IT
"No' wittstanding this, the Committee raised.
Aft<r the sdiouIum Mt an alterc4tloo the subject
took place IN the lobby, and pistol was drawn, but
the parties separated without damage 10 either. a
prOIacted inv.stgatiOn and great deal of contro-
vtry aud crimDation is looked for But the bill passed,
and under the money has been al psd and the Safe
has eytnguished the debt that these Investigations
ere purely for the moral effect-and we hope they sill
have good time of it,
or the Money Market The Boston Post says
Rates for money are undeniably higher in New
York than in Boston, but yet, this market has not
BEER greatly affected thereby. Money is in good sup-
ply in State street, at advance of one haf of one
pr cent to per cent above the prices given last
week. The lowest rate for A No. paper, except in
very instances is pr cent, and on Saturday =
wac ask ed on first class loan by house that is
ally up to the market. With this moderate rise OF
raies however there is ye. lack Of prime paper and
q stsgpsnt condition Of monetary affairs in general
Our views of the future unchanged and with the
stms,k that money is likely TO he tighter and higher
a. the Autumn goes on may dismiss this part of
the subject. On Friday and Sa uday, NewYork
funds we're easy, with more active demand. The
banks are strong and it IL not pfobabe that tO.mot
rows return will show much change in coin or oans
They dscoubting about all the acceptable psper
offered at ds per cent, according as the notes are
payable in BostJn or elsewhere"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

Arother lot weighed follows They al years
Id quarters hide and loose tslow included 2,lf7 h,
.C5g iD, 9t3 n. 2l4i 10. ? co.. 10, 2,l60 fb $500
We aed the following show that rood beef cattle sold fifty
years pretty large prices Multiply by five to get amount
IN dollars
memorandum Of the price Of twenty fat Herefordshre
oxen, sold by the late Mr. "escsT Of Cresow Buckingham
shire ErglsLd. from hs book:
Dec 10, l7s9-sold Mr.. Chapman Fleet Market.
I.l..u la.u.. L.. q q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

Nrs.ly ror be We, nle OF cen, tss ben noIe 4e
ku,.rs here ne o.ory sb,ut tskins hoic a. tns u.s. a 80,
vance demanded by all the dealers ~ al hids 81 80
ave Nte u remain quite scarce siccAut me- -
Boot. the former readily bringing y fi ''i 'he ~ .
for tho,e without lInss fTces have tiaasy $40, a..
all H., the stneS"d quo" a'uHt
-. 4 Hrrcr mntes row ~ tnsIttI.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
RECAPfTUIATIos:
Albany Lumber Market,
ToR TIE wEBK sHDIne AUG n, 1885
Reported specially for rHE NEw-YoRg faIsuE

Reporsd speeisiIy for THs NEw-YoRx faIsUSE.
ALBANY Wednesday, Aug n. 1854.
The market has been little more brisk the past week and
Of good Fall business The Gales msde since
comprise several boat osds for the Eastern AID South
msrss,s.
Prices remain unchsr ged Indeed throughout the season
thrs far the market has ruled steady Poorer qualities
always the case be picked prices varying from and
rsDsns below quotations. but the better rpoI
naDd full prices.
The receipts BY the Canals for the "a week August he
IA haio lll
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

The isss quite brisk. -, -. -
Hocs-The ted to 800 hesd at from SO
TO Sc 81 q 100 r. aud rather dull.
Cows AND Only 100 sold, but the demand for
this Kind of stock better than last quotation Prices
rassed from S25 TO $50. ~ o.u
Seventy Horses sold TOrberts from 800 to $500
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
BY TeIeSruph
Dfsasters,A Ae.

BOSTON, Aug H-Air ship Flying Dragon, from Calcutta
SAVANNAH, Avg 26-T The steamship Alabama arrived here
this morning fin. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

RItT CITTLE Z make. today - ht n ne.Illls sale.
n AILIR1oS Frope;er Of he Wsshls:oa Dove Yerls
ier Z Cattle nakst . -sJ iIoa. hs f.osns sties:
ev.Yoi.......... tji hsAtu-ky ................Jy
p--r,,l.a1la ......... 81 ..........fIj
Oho Texas
/ ..............s..-fl.
TorlL RictIFTs or cAIriEFo wIsK
According se.C.s oH tss sev-l. aa-ser ola tie
c,t, va .ad
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
Receipts Of PrsAuee-Auo. o.

RPy Ma, "a Rs~ r. ats oot bhs Ylour no h,sl ",
& sSg do. corn, $500 do Oats 50 pss Ashes sS
Nv cyis Rsa,oad-i7oo bbs Flour, 10 ptsa WHISKY -
bsxs Nhes'. -"
Nv N, HsdsO. R~ev Raa~oad, foe Ne Weos-sss C,ta.
Calves 81 sb.sp 40 Hos. so psss souddes N a. H.
4lO DO Hay II 80 gallons Mit, % tgDs hvoe LIo ~
PspeI . 49, -
Il, Hy,LM R1Jyoad, Io1 Ne Hsek-i0 8'O cans Nv. a.
C.,1. a Cows 129 CAlyes 10 sheep 900 pas. sanIrss
bub Hssd 40 do Potatoes 10 60. Gram $500 ptu Ps.
100 do. PishIss, l<o do. Wsddins, 10 baA Flour.
Passengers Arrived
In bark Sarah, iron saeasIa-J. c. Verta, fi-uiEg,
erstt "
srnGruas AlaAHAc.....rHfs pAy
Sx-Rlsas. s. - Seu......... b;S aoos -Hlss. "A.
NIGH wArsR...............THtD DAv.
s.ndv Hook s. So Gov Island. eb hel'f3a,s 81
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28


shshed good sud fine grades Hfeen ~ ia 'Ae
tho Young Hyson sold lower, the u
Greens the whole fair; Blcks prices declnsd 'he
cssoeue be mostly OF common and 10" grades od crop
OooDss COngous the entire oieg wes d-pY'tt o ~
private, htte has been dOne prices show no change
HIDEs-Are quiet but appear hriD; We hear OF SAFE
tU veated BueLos Ayres Cow suppoaed 81 l5fc; the
STOCK Oh hand - oC0 atss, 10 z9 tine las; yeaT
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

The total eeepu oy Canals from the opening Of nsuss
ton and iacudna the third week In August IN the yeszs
named below, follows
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

HOPs-Ibe without change Of importance. but
he.te feeling sales OF about - bales at "e
fo common @ choice Fas'ern and Western.
LIMr RocsaId quiet but firm at form er prices viz Sc
fJr common ard I'll - for Lumo
LFAp-Pgis qniet quote GaeIG at +6 90 Spanish al
st6t6 l2I. ard Fl g.h az ri y.
FEATHERs-Prme W.rern 10 fair demand the supply
small; sal.s al 5od5lc cash
MOSs-For New Orleans there is good den and at former
prices; sses Of 20 bales 81 &c cash
POTATOES AND TURNIPS-There Is 10 important altera
notice in Potatoes the supply is fair julie. and
PHI Ewes sell 7is ana Merces rsr bush
seh at ass per bb THnips airye only in small lots
a. sen a. fsucs prices.
6UkNY BAGS-At Boston firm at l2dl5c., 10 size
There very small business doing mere bat the market is
OUNNY CLOTH--he stoct remains small. and ISic.s
very firmly sustained sst at &c., month";. arrive
LCsfCI
sALTPETER-Ssles have iraIspTed Of 20 bags Crude at
7c, cash
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
SEw-yoRg CLASSIFICATION.
Uplanda FLORIDA Mobile. N o I Tex

COFFEE1here bas been activity to-day az fu pri:es
s,es of $40 bags Rio at iCd lc aud by auction o sigs
pore l2ldiSic nos The stock of Rio s o 600 bags
SUGAkS-1 has been fGr her decline totsy OF c aud
alton the abatement almost exclusively 70 Re-
6ner Refined oppressed sales Of 1850 hhis, mostly
Cuba al 1td6!c., mostly under &c.
Ma
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

The ship Calhoun, Truman, hence for Liverpool li inst
which returned Monday rsht In tow of .eanus Titan
ak the 18th inst IN lat. ~, Ion. So Capt thx
he bad both pun constantly work and considers her
cargo 10 not much damaged
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-24
English Dairy Cheese.
Shoes and Boots.

TUST received by E. PENN, Agent, a lot Of vel
y supcrfne English Dairy Cheese.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-12-24
Sllerif's Sale.

DY Virtue Of sundry writs of Ficri Facias to me
ID dir iected, will proceed to sell at Edgcfcld
Court House, on the first Monday in january next
the following property, in the following eases, to wit
William Shannon, Assignee, vs. Alalichi Cogburn,
Stedman & Minis and others, VS.. The same. The
tract of land where the Defendant lives, containing
two hundred acres more or less, adjoining lands Of
Derrick llolsonbake John Meyers and others.
James a. Talbert and Others, VS.. Thomas r Col
lier. tract Of land containing three hundred acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Charles Freeman,
James Blackwell and others.
Benjamin Etheredge. admir-. and others, vs.. G.
L. Butler, a tract Of land containing cighty-six
acres, more or less, bounded by lands of a. l..
Dearing, William Ethcrcdge and others.
w. H. e P. J. Coleman and others, VS.. Lewis w.
Holmes. \ tract Of land containing twelve hundred
acres. more or less adjoining lands Of Derrick llol-
sonbakc. j. A. Lott and others.
S. Broadwater and others, VS.. William Cuclaz:er,
tract Of land containing six hundred acres, more
or less, adjoining lands Of Douglas Robertson, Mrs.
Nancy Ta!Iey and others.
Giurd Waller vs. William G.. White. A tract Of
land containing twenty acres more or less. ah inn-
inc lands of p s. Brooks. #. S. Daniel and others.
The Bank of Hamburg, S. c., VS.. William II.
IIovey, a House and Lot in The Town of Hamburg.
5. c., on the corner of Mercer and l.cvensworth
Streets, bounded by Levcnsworih Street on the
West Mercer Street on the North, and No. $ on
the East, and South by Aarkc, Street, as will ap-
pear by the plat or plan Of the said Town Of Ham
burg.
Samuel Brooks and others, VS.. J. II. Christian
and others, one House and Lot in the Village Of
EdgciirI.l, containing one acre, m"re or less, ad-
Joining Lands of John NJ Witt and II. Buuware.
Also, one other lot of land in the Village of Edge
field, known rs the Brick Yard Lot, containing five
acres. more or less, adjoining anrls Of John Cu!an,
John Muloy, IL. T. Wright and others. This last
mentioned lot will be sold in two lots onr LOT con-
taniug two acres, more or less, and known rs the
Goudc lot, the other lot containing three acres more
or less y description Of the dividing line will be
designated on the day Of sale. Lcvcl upon as the
property of the Defendant, j. II, Christian.
Terms Cash. JAS. EDISON, s.Ep.
Dec 10, 1856. 3te AZ