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elected In the fourth district of Connecticut by II
plurality. The delegation will. therefore, stand
two democrats and two republicans, instead of four
republicans, as at present Holly, republican, is
elected governor BY only goo majority.
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rrnors of the New England States have lately is
Q led proclamations fixing a certain day in the
month of April to be observed by public humia
tion, fasting and prayer The proclamations are
very similar In tone
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vCountry Merchants and others visit,
Ing the city this spring make their purchases, will
do we'll to call and examine my stock of Hardware
before purchasing sewhere, rs am selling Oh st
coet, to clsse business. THOMAS how,
mn 20-Im 2l9 Main street.
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"A man named Dudley, OF Ohio. was knocked
down in the streets OF Wheeling, Virginia, Thurs-
day night and robbed
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e. DR.. G. w. Briggs kas removed 70 the
office recently occupied By Dr. r. f. Christian at the
corner of Governor and Main strests A servant
sleeps the Office, who will convey messages to his
residence at night.
Office hours daily 10 A. M. to p. NJ, and to r.
M NH l9-lmh
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IL Law Notice.s.In addition to all the
Courts he Id in the city of Richmond tho subscriber
will hereafter attend regularly the Circuit Courts Of
POWHAThN COUNTY.
JOHN o. srEGER, Attorney At Law,
NH 23-dIm~ Richmond Va.
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The CHINESE SUGAR CAsE-Lsonard Wray. Eso
the well known sugar improyer of England, reached
this country on Saturday last BY the Asia and il 70
arrive here this evening 1t 10 undentood smons
scientific men at the North, that he comes to the
United states to start business of maxi sugar for,
the Sorgho or Chinese sugar cane in which he 10
perier ced, having been connected with il in FIsnee
and Africa. We have seen specimens Of the suser
made from In France In oil respects equal to ths
best New Orleans and Of the a1cohoi made from the
same staple In France the yied Of sugar from this
Of alcohol from 400 to $50 gallons. Wasa Star Of
SATURDAY., sst ts5 SIZE sF
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LOVE OF THE HoRRIBLE.-Durng the wors,
days of the French revolution, and previ Us to the
execution of Robespierre, a restaurant at Paris
had a miniature guiIotine which, turned by q
wheel, was employed to chop saugage meat
Thousands of people focked tc admire this specta
Gle.
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LANDERs IN HORSES --This IL a sad
VI disease and carries off thousands Of Horses svery
wear At ifG commencement IL seems to be in-
fam nation of the membrane Of the nose bat after.
wards bseomes darker; 1t generally comes from one
nosril only; 1t iss very decsitful disease and may
40 on for weeks moafhs and often two years before
II ID discovered by his owner.
. DUVAL L NokToRs Horse Tonic will cure
Chambers aud restore the anirnai to his former hss
h tn and sp;rits. 4e- fa
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A HORRIBLE AFFAIR AT SALEM, INDIANA
The citizens of Salem, Ind have been In a state
of high excitement for several days, growing out
of most horrible outrage which was committed
upon the person of young lady of that place on
the evening of the 4th inst.
While the family of Daniel knight, ESQ . highly
respectable citizen of Salem, absent from ho
at temperance meeting, large, athletic negro.
named Peter Cloud knowing that the young lady had
been left alone, went TO the residence of Knight
under the pretence of borrowing a candle. Eeeeiv.
ing the candle the negro told the young lady that he
was fortune teller, aud If she would extend her
haud he would unvel the future to her. The young
la3y alarmed at his manner and cried for hely
but before she obtained assistance the end overpow
cred the young woman and consummsted his hellish
desire. The populsce were much ipcensed. and
summary puuishment was contem plated, bu. the au.
ihorties prevented the Interference and the gro
cow in Jail at Salem. The lady shocked and
injured toat it 10 feared she will not shs Ii
about sixteen yeas Of ege.
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Origin OF 4 sToRy.-The story that Crawford,
who committed suicide OF Burke, Vermont. left .
confession that he had killed man arose foil
ne had used strycbnns to kill rats and buried the
bottle In order 70 get i. out Of the way On search
Ing his pockets memorandum was found which
seemed to read BODY of Strickland buried uuder
the ball alley" On further exsminatien n, however,
was found 10 be, bottle Of sfyycnine buried under
the ball slIsy"; sad SO this story exploded.
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GECOND SUPP l. Y .

SECOND SUPP ~. -.
We arc now receiving second supply Of Goods.
adapted TO the season, jast bought Ia New fork %
lower prices than were chargnd tor the sane goods
month since
New and Hsndsome Berass Robes
GTAuadinea !"
Orgsndis
OTssndie aslins; Jaconet Lawns
BrilIisnteG ChslIies; Bsraae DsLaines
G,nshans, super French PrinS agas
french uork Collars. Sleeves. &C
Lace Collars and Sleeves &c. SO esI .Fel
Hemmed and Tucked and b 8 hdkh Ger -.
we solicit call from all purchasers at the nsw
.ors corner 9Th and Broad street, where every q.
sic'o snei01 W. W. CHILES 4 CHENERY,
,e Brosd street,
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EDwiN BoorH AT McBILE.-This excellent actor
had complimentary benefit on Saturday evening
week In Mobile and plsysd Hamlet; and at the soI.
suston OF the play be was 'iopdy called for BY the
audience, snd In obedience to ihs CALL he appeared
ana Delivered very nsat and appropriate speech,
Then came shower Of bouquets tof csurssl from
every qu.tter Of the house. The whole concluded
By his stepping 70 private boz, In which Nine Ls
vsrt was sittise, who with her own fair hard,
placed beaahful wreath OF eversFssn epen his
Brow - token Of the high u whash be
Z held BY the comnunity Of Aebus- IAis lssJs tbs
tiosed BY rspssssd rounds q the most ssthusisstis
applause sgsasxs y -
There were 10 deaths Is philadelphia last week
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M r. PkkKiNs q CO. souAre
w. No. 4i EAGLE bQUAAAs
Are now adding to their stock Of Dress oooas
Black 0ros De Rhine and Lustraa biiks
Mourning Silks, Ut low prices
Satin De Chimes, extra quality
Black Bombaxines best mskes
Lspins, Slack Chalites and Amciine De Leasss
"a Crepe Desmaatese, all eolors
Very rich Bsrsse and 0reaneis hoees
French Jaconets snd Orasndis nusiine
Large stock Ronnet Ribkons
20 which they invita- ths attsasoH o. the Ieeiee
L,MHnOlDEklkss-. " . tuv1tc sne ~ ~.
h fentton oflho ladies 70 large seoch %
Worked Cclisrs, Sleeves. Bands sAd Liaea nSsn5
purchased at the sres. auction sales In Nes
s,id for less than the rsssIaF vsiae By
sp Is J. ROsnNnH1-----
4 ADIEY TAN CsSI.UKkD GAlTkke 81
4 superior quality, . - per pair, ~
spli MARCUS HAkkIe'. Us e-c-o :.
q kNT.s uPPEks,, Tor aaiterS e n1ss4s ~
NJ 0aitsrs, Oxford Hes, Low opArer ehoee -
s.sss Il; E sl,s isi' IS Bss.x 4
T16TT = YM06OCC0 IND KlI als!E- -
~ tEnb fkilsdsIthis ma1ss onU g. ss.s
- - 1A' '''' '''' : :; ';lzssss6s - s5s';s ;ss;sl!
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SPECIAL NOrIOEs
y. Ambrotypes.

q AmDrOtypes.
This great nprpvsmenf in the Photographic sst,s
far surpasses anything yet brought out for Aa-
rsbi ity and hfe-lke appesrance-never fading, but
sivays retaining their rsinsi briliisney They car
be sesn tn sny light and for softnea Of tcss and du
rnhllity they far surpsss the old worn out DAGUEA-
kEOTffE, which. in many instanees, fade in q few
months and In year or tvo become entirely ex-
tiDss All 10 want OF good AMBAOTYfE, will d.
well to call on sANXAY & CO.
At the Gallery I45 Main street,
Formerly occupied by W. A. frsst.
prices. 80
~ few very fine Ensravinss Of the Rev. r.v
ap9-6ts -
2 samuel &. w. Becker, Aftorsey as
ing TO hfs profession, in this or any of the sdjon-
ing COUNTIES May be consulted in any of the mod
ern European languages sad gives props attention
to the Collection of Claims
I q Office 1lth street, between Bank AID Main
op 4-d5m& aFf = ess
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REsIGSATIoN OF UNITED STATES JUDGE
The Hon. W. w. Drummond, one Of the justices
OF the supreme court of Utah territory, has for-
warded his resignation to Washington He thus
sets forth his reasons for resgning:
In the frst plac-, Brigham Young tn. governor Of
Utan territory, is the acknowledged head of the
"Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day saints om-
monty called 'MormSrs" and az such head the M or
look to him, and to him alone, for the iato BY
which they to be governed; therefore no law Of
Gongresss is by them considered binding in any man
Secondly. know thst there ia a secret oa b. bound
organization among all tn. male members of the
church, and to acknowledge no law rave to the law
OF the 'holy priesthood" which to the people
through Brigham Young direct from God he Youog
being the vcegerent of God and prophetic successor
of Jossph Smith who was the founder of this blind
and treasona Bile organization
Thirdly. am fully aware that there 10 set of
set apart BY special order Of the church to take
both The lives and property of persons who may ques
ton the authority Of the church, (he names of hom
L will promptly M r. known at future time r5-'
Fourthly That the records papers, &c of the Su-
preme Court, have been destroyed by order CT the
church, with the direct knowledge and appreciation
ofGov. B. Young, and the federal officers grossly in
suited for presumng to raise a single question about
the treason able act
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GEORGIA MARRIAGE IN Low LIFE
ine co'umous, Georgia, Sun has An account of .
marriage IN low life in that State. Nsays:

A GEORGIA MARRIAGE IN Low LIFE
fhe Columbus. Georgia, Sun has An account of q
marriage IN low life in that State. II says:
me couple came from the State of Alabama to
Coium 0us. the Gretna Green for Eastern Alabs
US, Aney were mounted on An old mula which
must nave oeen In service since the time the In
a'.ns were hung; and on this stupid steed they
se .Ss ooay up 10 the Coloneis Office and asked II
sae squire w&s at home The bridegroom was
dressed 10 home spun trowsers OF copper color his
shirt ana narrow suspenders were made of coarse
nome made osnaburgs, and his dilapidated wool hat
ana gaping shoes sockless feet finished his wed.
ning suit. The bride was dressed in home wove
cotcn sup, OF indigo hue, cape of the same mate-
RIAL ofmadder and turk red color and thick yarn
nose, ana mittens Of domestic manufacture Her
bonnet too, was the work of her own hands and
her appers ofprimtive style were cut out of sann-
ed deer skin and, by her ingenuity made to suit ber
wants her checks were blushiug with the roseat
snow.
w nen the couple dsmounted, the bride was left
IN the custody of the Squire and oursef until the
earnest bridegroom could procure license. He re.
s sulneo soon With the legal permit and in = dark,
OBSCURE back room, soon they were made A one
heso. The bride loaued the bridegroom the money
70 pay the marriage fee then both politely bid the
squire and ourselves good day." aud ere mount
ed on their mule, and jogging back home, not car.
ing hg whether the old folks at home were peas
ed or not. ~ F~o
We saw them seal their bargain with k;ss-.n
earnest kiss, which convinced US that true love for
one another brought together the union not a love
OF pecunlary consideration as brought about the
Ro'hschild wedding. This poor couple will we
peneve,see more unalloyed happiness, enjoy better
health, prove more value to society, and be beset
with fewer sycophantic menials, than thew whose
bridal ceremonies cost money enough to make
hundred poor families comfortable Splendor and
Jeweiied wealth are not indices Of happiness
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Personal intelligence.
ARRIVALS.


rrrm prrm~u aud souhsu toa. in The steamship .rel-
Q Isurur, Y ,rAm.r VI FINK, prenst !. ;Ibias.r
solrmca s..n Erni s<agel .sha, C.ro Hanch ar
nHmmord Mr. r,Elsssse, slioa 90 dwsl Madam"
ssnr,r Y ebsaud n 10 %. short bofnsn, N, Iiuc
Due, Nine oi~,hsr. NINE Cons'snce n iasfrier Nine
s1s rs ss1 sS Ss Wis.,
Mr. veser Mr. wi,berrer Perelo, vrseiss Bern ard
Demville, Nine Cari. hrne Dr,eac Nine Lu-cs xme
so,n, hdams, Miss rsg- Miss 0beson, Mr. fhonpsrn
and lAay. wsson an lady 100 tan. sIet charles
yorndey an and child Mr. aias, Mrs Uudow-Tos, 81
From Brrmen and Southampton In sssmshc Indiana -Mr
August johnson, lsdy snd two chdrep Jsm-a Henry, ~
s2s Ss,sr RnssSs ss"d nss ssrs,6 sqd s.r
Beirdrcb Fpp, lsdy ard tour csdreu; Hen-v
o~unser David Ueu,rssr, An rev L-se,rsnn. Morr",
Faroutssor and lady Auguss Erhach W N Cor Leop ~
Braads. Ihema Scrip Jsmss Boo HI VIM fhorp.oa ads
eplein sss Msf,lda voig Mrs S1paa Esis,n.
three children Miss ssneuA rrsng Mise Evs Oe'ngsr
Nbs Msihlda Hoch stsdter-and IN second cabin rnd
ia sieerese.
From a,uthar pton and Br,men the ses,nshr wab'ns
tonLCsp! Dunbar bearer 81 de- s'c%s i,o,.o, Nc
Rsyona, N Lebmeyer, a Bessio \ wgck,r, Hs. @
Berden Borgs, LIVINGSTON, Iiescsnisl, n Re.o~h
KsysA- sehnitzler srs Hldetfsnd, Al lIishr nj, W
spchr, g sesary wesert, Begnos,scs, Nr. lrosss.
Lazy ssslaer hfSs h sRS s2'fp sst, sS S
.dy, SELECT. u Dory md sdy = doli.chst. V Non
voher Rennwsky, q Bri snpr q Gsh'e Vi " srllc, 4.
speci mar andersen srs IN Re rihp sni
n,sy aa;os os sns AZ" Nushs $50 ssa siy
schsfer l. Bgnet and n Kendall.
---------------------
prysab,s Uresssos Cases, Evsry styi-. for
.ale by as shUhDrRss re co'r ~ No. tsor Hcase-
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MARRIAGES AND DRArHx.


Tuesday, July 20, by the Rev FeraIpsnd Rogers, Il
the residence OF Freteris sulispd, Fq, Mr. wuLAn g.
CI-agxs, OF Osford. - Miss JULIA kUaxRos.
ALsoA--' u0sSr.-On Thursday, July 10, In Osolp-
natl, by the Very Rev. 4. Purcell NJ JAns ALoos 70
Mas hAklA NuoRzf
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os'Ote T. s-dK sap~rSwr issa',o. Sos-
disl IN d. heat gin In thA u-dicinsi .ri Shr
p"rp~-s for sal b. AL the rssptctsbl a-f<rv srf 80
GsS b ihe on''-d sts'-s In sses ~ one dorm .s'b
SISPS n AEa H5x=-
Gle Rxapu ~
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CorTos The market Grm, with Gales OF about 400 q
boo bales al about yesterday Is quotations
FtnGfTs -Eueagemen we're limited and rates I'M
char gd To Lverp oil cotton In square baies at 81
por bae, sea Island I'd train IL taken Ss
81 In ths' bags To Liverpool 100 bbs oil cake
taken at IL Cd To Havre c0,ou taken al Nc. per
b there change Of moment nouce W other
Ports
PbovrSoss - Ork-The market somewhat as .
There ers 10 large ots for future delivery
sele,p' option or nj 32s On the spot and In the
euar way the sales conBrcd Dsui 800 $50 Dbs,
IL lots a about ga . $44 20; prime at $40 40 Q
$l9 90 Beet wM scuve and urn; within tSo days past
the sales have abr sb ut 900 bols rcpaked West
EN- whiu the range OF SIS so ST., ssd TO mostly At
about tee latter figure anu Ut tl7 80 SIS for extra
Chicago Prime and beef hams, with moderate
Gales. unchanged BAG "a scarce and urn, ct
&c 1876. for smoked side'. Cut mtan wero drm,
with rroa rslcs ioac 1oh for sho ders, and a 4
II NC for hams L,o continued nrm VITA sales OF about
rOs 600 bHs Of l6c a l5hc Butter was selling 10
fair extent nj quoni below Choose uncn <Bged
SuGsss-rbe sales embraced about 400 . 500 hhds.
Cuba mnsca, sdo ana Porto REQ ii SIC. q exc. for
Crbs, aud Porto Roo 81 Ice. aloac. Inc uarke, exhl
bred trmer tone, and lots on the market were
withdrasI ITO bbos nolado also sold Co., and
sou-e 40 bbs u Dou,rgo eyrup at .. L
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CRY COMM r. ,sCi AL REBORN.

WkDN0DAf, tF-N
Sales of 2t bbls pas made al 81 10 81
81, suu email ,aies OF pearls al 81 X, hat1 10
rRJlADnUFfs -FiJur- rhe ms'ket .Gs Without change
in e., able there n moderate d. mand from the
oca md Ea race, With purchases 90 expoft
chiefly to the West Indies the sales rjr the day
brbc.t about 1000 900 bb 81 about the folio ing
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Johb~y. aad s,-xi. .. a, ulo,s,s.,

4
Jobb~vs aad sseai. "a III UlotMina.
Are respectful, nv I'd e,sm,~n onr
FALL sssD wrsrsS
In add Ion m u>dni -
'Ss AND rAsHosA.lx o.OraISo
Ssw PRICED "S .s an y. Nv ovs y GOODS M,1'''
Which we are ur.psred l. nt ~ los Hxtr-r
n ntvDlS go
- V9 .nI go erradsS se' '"r'
ssr~w B~lI a. .oss Az summer sa... as
coal wF''ss va snho he ~rtn "-'sA .a, md s~~ss
kf..s PocAes On, esS --s. rsu,ai AAs1rr.ns,,s .,
e shtS 'ssh' 7turn ouiv al M Asn' i'"ua-
Oiirvoo Place sfvtei, fsro~<-yvsy. ccruer o,
sigeh street.. Q I'll. kor"c~sn s'sn
ssAors eeaS@o
20 th- ~ .msl sa~s,s WI.
s :s % ssa. % DC s a. ~. p. We Hs:
VII ''is :ss &c; al ;'H ss..A o.ors,.
~ greatly reduced p-"s
''r", 4" -'-sa''TeV snd "srr'n sv---'
0sa sta"". toInsI II joa" s'.ss r~ssan
:ss q p pr SD a ;'i ne
of sn,rts osasnd erimne our soc. before varhss
CATERS ~ les slsp.er. "a, % ~Ics.. ,.a,,sos',
m,ss.t my .td \ r ma gal and @ees Fnri.
-, &c of al kinds &C sat s. hinLxR 400 s.
Get shs Best rh- Gold Medal Of tn.
Vi ss Of :. srtzei 70 FIR ssie ~ rRED g ~
zENS u Warm a. Re Vnrt.
J-n Wings 81 Js-ss Patent SIC Car,,aso Eops.
adapted especially for tie southern and Western r- ss s9o
hfoo"N'
.ssnAlsss sxIAa.nnasr ssss~-- ~sIsis r.s.m,
ywder rro,I desaao ees sao o,o-' bss hdoOs W pra'
apa~a5 a s.~arns
gxssroI-.'n STANDARD Rooms, 1910 E,ss es
secsn 80 Ann ~n' palace '""' and T. ''F street.
Family Sewing Mschine-ys asch N the tsessi
wi'hou, CIV ns orr IN OPT, ION we in ie ~ b. lsae.
sssi vscsn- Compsne tss ~ay soi examine sod
'svr. nacSi, e
sunsn'p ian rpa-w. bad sAiI, a. JosaI coral ~
H. Y for bat cray weak harsh bsir; best ar ce msde
Batch.lor's Hair Dye, Wig. AID roupees.,
a, the i.c,ory, sas Bro.awsy.
Lairt's Wigs md aair aye Ag@ios. the
world 70. 4str s.srs durability and cheap
oesA' IL q! broadS-y, near b"~ardS reet
black or sros No Barclay street if-ole onsuens for
Cordial COgnac BattNr~ Immediately He
neve disrrho. .gas And nior, attacks s. srsrfFRLD.
sos importer 10 Nissan street. New York
rosxxte's Ardyne Cordial, an Gncrtu~,
remed for oiarrl ora cholera m,tous astulen coo ID
snmIsr comps11% r,cs 70 cents bottle ASercy $'
Crist.aUro's HAIR Dy., Wig. and Toupe...-
The very the Both sale The dye pr
vstely applied Ut No. Asor House
Brfstol's SsrsaPsrflia, the Only Article OF
III hDd that has NJ E. eqnah e~cs
renecy fr ecroraA. eruph"ns, liver c,nplsln snd
nervous eseases so' by u Ls~sAk q Co 80 Water
street, and BY all drugsis : ct q per bottle.
HolIoyvsy's Piils-Nhese arc their vouch-
IRE reply IA wh-re thy no The ivtng language
cannot be MD ia which they rave not appear Al
all cmes. ~ j.cl to liver disease ,nd'g.stn dysen
syih and geners deptiy and wherever
ihese ex.st, the pin, have pro- ed irfstbe.
sulphur Bssssa.-- IinOlal's Odd Essablished
suphor bshs Carroll pb Hlee-ker street.
fsurrrt crres rbeumsiism sal vbsrm cots &C
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~spTr"s Branssy-6. Bod, s.d ~sss ~ 'srse
as ofss"t cf ''snse i-, halves, qu~'esS 81. ~
svss FL 10 bond WIZ BE- no lo~ b, slMv'O~ sh's "
Beaver ssrxxt
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The market opened ~ uay Win light demand Tor all
qrAiisf AID lor Jrces butceeis Offering only about
100 Tor Inc best cattle, many Of shch sold that
price. The sup ly large, there baviog been an In
erce dui ng seek In the receipts. OF about 90 bead
The average ansiy muCA the same toe tlr past
lev We. &C. ulb sad To a Ans lo one Oi rhidh
said 10 have eeeo sod for &c ToE 10 Tho range
frou, Sc a. The average about loo. The,e vas
we tbtrk s.Oer decline q about &C. W &c per To-
sta sumo ssii more. TIC market, taken WHOLE was
rnYch the iast Tue offerings we're chtety
rom Iuno.. aGisna aud Ohio, and In all probability hs~o
will b. quite large number es ensold Tho yE,ds
were good otcer and tie day very nne, pnt he at
tcndaDc. Wa erge ususl, although about the
Danocr pre>on. the t-lcs 70 day mai tarnod
cut last week.
cows AND CALvAs-
The marke, IL without change either in demand prioe
VIAL CALVES.
The demand c0oilauee ~ lest weeks prices.
The receipt have fallen Oh gsi 100 veals but thsre
plenty in market q supply the demand
siIKRP AND LAMBS.
The reoetps FOR the week bAvo been heavy though
TO, quite many have arrived last week. Rrces
muoh The sAsns ~ previously.
ssINy.
Tie receipts have been much larger than last week,
hul the densnd being brisk the supply hes become
hsr,'ed Sales have been made nj advance OF &c per
w. 20 OF 4co expected 70 day which Will be neld Il
scbs n paid foy tbs 10 lot sold. Total receipts fos
Tie wes \, lei, all OF which sold ~ "a . 80
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ksrNW 6AIA saA sHSs Az sGAssssAsss sAsss al
coal WF7sR Va Auh0 he wa,n o-,sa vns and sssss
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As asts tsks 7tur- ouiv a. No Asrn. i'",.a-
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OiinvOo Place sfv'sei, fsroecr,vsy. ccrucr q
ftgeh street.. tn. Eurup~sn m
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Get she Best rh> Gold Medal o1 ths
Pa Expoaiton ~ 1875 n srdef to h. in gA,s,
vt ee ri soh~arzes 4 20 FIR sole ny rRED ~
ZEN0 II Warren Re YORK.
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Canadian steady, With sales OF about 200 100 bbls
within the of the quotations southern
fair d. msnd sth sales of about 800 700 bos IL toe
prices given above. n -four steady and In erate
md the shove rates Cara meal quiet,
he above figures, for Jersey aud Brandy vine
whea'-Tbe market again favored purchasers
There increased supply Of fe the Sodta
the marye, prices easier TIE sales emor sced
about 100 bushels of Southern, iocludiog rcd
~ 80 81 3d. ard 500 bu hsls choice white DO
s. Bph anu 500 bushels Of god old Canadian she
a. 81 So Corn-rhe GALES enbrsced ID 20, 100
buhes, including wtsierp miaed al ssc 90c Southern
,elIos and wbIe aud nominal Rye was
qaiet 81 10 81 as for Sutneru and Nyrthern Osis
~ere upohapgeo; Ast~ were selling bsc . 60c ana
/ 900 bus heis ezra Cnicaeo were sod At 85c
Coryxxrhe market dir play ell ipcreased activity and
frnD.ss The sales sced bou 33lo bags or RIO ct
lie. liNc al2x. (s the latter agaIe only anal
lot). 800 do Lsgusy a. per aaota Cara sold
export af D. and COO mats OF Java nj Tic We rop' al
QCo,aon, the k.s prices TO day approx eating more
closely the oaiside agures:-
Rio lrime, 4 ns,t2 l21s Native Ceylon.. 13k
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J~L SbnEs 81 jones Patent SIC CartSako F0ps.
adapted especa. for TIE southern and Western trade,
trOd
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&std stand, tor..r II Joa" ,,na >~ssau
srerts N <rLliihr 4 GA - Inv off IN lang,
s'oot OF cU,hin ~e"ucsh pric+s Summer rr
of al k'rts CsH snd before
n. l.. OOi.. d.. rner OF John ana .
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6assers ~ les slippers g, % ~Ics,' ladies',
missst' noy rtd u ir, ma
,~y &c of al kipds 40 pro at s. Nii.LxR % l.
ma STR
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lc~rer rro1F dc6no- ,osss heT faoOs ~ peas
AI-eet rs.a dS-As t~lop SesSaS tArs
absxA5 81 -s~arDs
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B&ssfor,.'n STANDARD Rooms, if9 F,s ses.
greet aid 40 Ann IpaT palace Court and r. street
Brooh Ign.
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NEW YUaK CATTLE mARkE'

wEDrsspAY, July 20, 1857.
The ourren. prices for the wcek II AL the markets arc