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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ii CnH CAPITAL, sSD,Qa
Ohi,e, Ne 10 Wall street New York.
DIRECTORS.
John Rankin, A b Strange. Moses A. Hopp ,c<
Samuel Holmes, y Il. Caldwell, william o. Bowers
Ansou q. Phelps ", II. nctoanell willard n. Newell,
Charles Christsr~s James McKaye Henry J, Baker,
George r. k1ery, Nelson Davis, George B,rnes,
Alfred Large, George W Pavpnrs william Allen.
walter \. Grhnh, william 4. King, John Armstrong,
J. 3. r. Strsnahan, william A. Kobbe, Inward Bridge
10 ell Holbr>lh, George Rvipin, Henry 4. Barr.
Rober, Boorrnan, Nathan Lane, d. r. auf,rd.
samuel elcan. Solowon Fre@snsn, Andrew Consiosk
Joehua r. Bates, psner Besdle~tcn W. ~. Thompson.
JOHN RANKIN, Presiden<
wutIlv MUtuGaS Secretary,
AIN. WnEY, ia, Assistant hecrcssry.
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AETHOIAMaY.
CLOTHING, sc.

fvIOrHrra -LADrs AID GEEF sNkN HAVING
~ My dspnse ot receive fsr caah rrice " m
same 81 seudag sddr ssng n Cohen IL stes
near ssu or saves, BrosdwsY, Ladies waited On By Ms "
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VNHK UNUtHsI'FED, khfhIVsk Vt MI TIE fk0
wi sell ~ public snetiou the 9Th day Of September 1851,
the of hs lot lately occupied by said
De L@yer eniy sixth ID this city 10
uery the buildngs fixtures for
liquors The The 10; Is feet by Is feet
The lease for nineteen and four monhs from
day Of January 1885, and has than twel
eight uneIphed. The dsllery consruoted
di-u New England alcohol by column apparatus,
and will sl three hundred gallons OF day The works
copper and cooper lined and 10 ercern. order The sails
will take place the premises For further information
ply 70 whtehead Formsn, M. 8 wall street
DAVID PoRTIR LORD Recover.
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ClxrERNTH WARD
- AROUSui AROUsEi
TO TIVE RrCuii TO 1Hs RKeCUsi
kkEP TIE BALL ROi.l.IkGl
sxsrHRs
DEMOCRATIC nRPUsLfUAN ASSOCIATION OF TIE
sXThrNfu WARD.
opposed 10 all political associations snd 10 an
tvzunca and oppressive ssd In favor OF the and
harmony Of he dernocrsc party, aescd meet ii
BRESTIns UOTEL
1875 west aevertes nth sr-e near nghh avenue on 1h1s
dsy evening" m al o'clock for he purpose OF TAI
Gu N may be deemed necessary relieve the
wsrd and city on the conul Of oppression tyranny and ia
nstlcf.n. SAMUEL OeoOOD, President
MICHAEL HALPfr, v,..r~
jobs n McCUrN, 'nerreA
CHAnss y. IrSrss. secreare
The following speakers have been invi.edHon Yensndo
wood, Hon JOSIAH Sutherland, James T. Brady Esq Tho
Jones. Jr Hoo John Kelly Won Conrad svackhs
WIN. hose ksq, Eugene Sullivan Jr Ira B. Davis Eco
Hon VIM. s. hcClAy Henry "A. Morsnge, ksq DOL Alex
Ming stephen D. D.ye, Jr, Hon Elijah Ard, fhos Fran
ois reagher. Henry Arculsrus Ksq, Dr. Ohsdsey.
Comunllee Of Arransem John ncree Dr John VI
Never James Sv Jsnes Cassidy, Patrick OUT Wilt
Brepnan Rihard Dousherty, John Devin Henry MoDer.
James McC1ustey Peter Hslpn Thomas Hesra James
H. Crawford fhsres Cowrn Peter Kns-hof WIN a. Jovce
Peter Dolsn Philip Cosgrh Peter Carroll WIN Jay Hsste
{sn Gecshgsn James Murray, Mlcr John Hcey, Ed~srd
Skrpenter.
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POLITICAL.

DIST WARD DExo0RATIC REPUBLICAN ORG AMI
Il rs,ion-A regular ucciinE of this organiz uou
yened pursuant 70 nnce 81 their ut Coers Hotel
OF Second avenue and thirty fourth sreet, August
is 1857.
sfhe association having been called 10 order Mr. John
that the eh ari-le OF the constitution
for the evening 70 enable dem who
v sign the roll and scome members Of the
eat0n
The motion having been seconded Stephen D. DlAye
ndmeni Mr. scgrahs motion that the 9Th section
constitution be entirely sbrnga'ef He Jpored his
amendusnt BY An abb uen .nd convincing ARGUMENT
Mr. ulaye WAS followed by Messrs. Dee Mct}rsth and
C1ask When Mr. Mcorsh accepted Mr. Dn ayes nendmea
subsu for his origna motion Ia this form the
tion put md carried with but dissenting wdoe
Pauich then moved that committee OF ve be sopolu
confer with the twenty nrsi ward
III assoriat m The wills Small Association"
IN the hest bringing about Of
cisi ons and uniting the Democracy.
sec,ndcd and passed by unanimous VOTE
She chair t,en appoln ed the folio sng commi tee
sbpb~n d. Disye, John Mo}rsth,
James hshoney, Andrew Fremont
ON motion stephen n Dlsye the chairman Of the ~
aided and ma IL chairman ~ the comln.e
then publish the proceedings meeting
IN The Herald ally News and \ IN.
JAMES HusrKss Chairman.
wu1iAs DrLacr. la.rrs,.,..
RrSJ. y. HAfGHr,
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ADY WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION, ENGINE CON
Ia No The meNers OF the above aseocia Ion ard
~ thoee who intend 10 aocoapspy he on near eIcnrs cn
evening At The engine h,use LIS Em street By or
der OF WIN hkkHAF, ChArmAn
4 A DEyiss, Secretary.
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INSTRUCTION.

AI A -KLEaAHr BusiN Ess WAITING GU ARAHTIKD
plU. II oLnEAR's system Of ha md raining Go B'oad
way ali stiffness trembling and
nd Of hand In month han be gained By the old
mods IN . year
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SEA BATHIN AND SUNNI ar kEsORr-rHn UNIrEI
States Hotel at Long Branch ~ j. has large rooms vel
good tables where get neal Without fee
Ing water Charges moderate and the wants Of the guest
attended TO by the proprietor j. A g. CRO1Eh.
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INCR slBE-a BAaATELLN TABLE; Owe or eXrRA
size wi balls &C IN nertect order WIZ b. sod for
Rx must be spd cost SIS TO be seer At No p a.
yusRFs billiard rAELg sANUrAcrOay tp
y rultnr street vbee he keere sssorua7rt ~ al
TArhe beds 9Th ths ss, cushions IN re world few
sOnd hsnd ables BuBri room With eve tables, sor sale
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ON -KLEaANT BuslN Ess WAITING GU ARAHTIED.
Nv III s,irness or trembling and s,ss more CON-
I'd o. hard in month han be gained By the old ne
thods In year
a had several years eIperence leaOhss wishes .i,a.
yon :. sssehsr IN school or .mily No oeecSr' % 5o
Greene st
4 MERIcAs SCHOOL INSTITUTE APPLEroNs
q Building, ss broadway, ,pies schools ana tssies
S; ssfs sSs ; s. ;s0 Ned is ""'
QooxKrlP1Se-Sa BsoApwAY.-rHE MODE OF
and ps.o.opsieai and he ssrsSy snssled % impair N
sysy oar ..ss.n. Nov rsady. Foster. DOu5is TairT
AfA''A'eo '' From he London Time.
manner IN wsicn sesoass are ngn. the
sgu.ed because tss syst ado 5led are moon prebsr
be perpl-I.s vts ee.!ls .h., me reason fss,,sd
Nov M Foster v.ches boosiespnF no By drilling me
Smsr,send VIA he dong or out 70 80 TIE scirSss =
aid down with per,peu,y he rule. are p.n sot userns
unders and TIE system and be able 10 unravel scuns
Mryrlo Hall, ssnIHAxi yon roUns LApl. ID
..s,osus nay be s.l o. he pr1c'ps boz so-sr Mas
ATRs courANs rRnxoH AND sNelBH BOARDING
s1s dsT sSso no o " T 1ss a On .
R ,,, g. VIZ s, sos ss.ss. -i ~ psn .ss.1a
ina snd say scsool for young ladies' 10 ~ ssr Four
nsIs tor fail psr,eS.rs .. % aims .ysem Of nsrscaou
a.. s o. 30 ,s.ss K. % % be me
THE FRENCH sseLIsH CLASSICAL AND nArHs
Il nstcsl school Of Or Y. BnRvHxr win re open sept 7
French the language Of The school There Eynnassm
THx MISSES RoHR REsPscrryLLY rs.oRx rB,IH
,shoe Yves, ~ nut, Srd street viii be reopesod Non
dsy, sepiember IA
SCaACHER wANrAD-FvR RAE ENGLISH BRANOHEs,
ae and ,s e. ssse oss ~ re- ass ' s
ferred. Dali or address W Tenth ct, n Y
TnACHKR-A GRADUATE OF YALE OotLDsa wHo
hssssd several {es e.g'e 20 s,esns coa,a s'e
perm engagement IN some Ugh School ssni.
nsry u ss- York sr IN NE sos,n IVES. TIE vsrI se,
OF liberal ed sud moral character. Addrem YNe
Dor Asa Phsadsipha Post Office
-
AsTROLOGv.
sn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s BRoosE sTRKrr
~ ee..in mseic. and Business csrvoVsn, in Smeriss
Ladies, call wi hou, deIsv and Ms Hayes. sssHdsn
given or raw. NJ Broome street
llU MOUR, sew doors west Of Broadway, the most rge
sessfu medica and business .lsiyveysni tn Ansrics
dIassses ds.ovsrsd snd cursd s,rsss unerras s,-s
M pay.
Mis- A w. srlw. Tbs CELnBRUED Bus1N ~
M clsrvoysnt win remain q shor ame IA tts chE. &
sn,s en- ss.ss ss r Va gs . ss 5000
AZ ADAwR MEypR aAs REMOVED FROM NO SPsRRY
wi street No Second street between Frst and sec md
she continues ~ tell past and failure events
SCENES. aSssrt friends properly LOST c~ sen Mad
Meyer con In English French aud German and Rves
warrsnite for her art
CLOTHING, sc.
fVIorHrNa -LADus ArD aEErl swES uAvisG
4 arv ~ iarnp q ga1h
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SPORTING,

EoR sALE-D YOUNG soCETNe BIsDs F1Rr
breed; also is old ding nnocklng brds Apply o. 80
Washington street corner Of Wss
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YACHT WANTED A sLOOP or ABOUT TwENtY
tons, well found in sels &c, and IN rot order W
be exchanged for H. ROOD hpsness psper merchsnd %
par ca h Address wi fu particulars, price, &c NAcaN
boI 2qls Pos, Office.
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BILLIARDS.

on ANr srRssr-rHs LDEM EsrA5LIsanD
OU house In We ely where superior burt nhle can be
bad At shor uo,i and reasonable prices. with the celeb ssd
nechsrN cushions which have proved themselves supeor
70 all others for elasticity and and the rnly cush
Ion hst will not hop the ball Gentlemen satisfy them
selves By cslng At the factory Mr. Otis Fields So
BROAD rvhsre there twelve tables
trimmings OF every description belonging the sds
ri
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me exrurson 70 ~ Neien's Isle In the hAro0r o MOI
ea notwithstanding the entire absence T refresh neuis
eroept such purchased II the usual rses-proved
very pleasant affair. The day auspclous end the
sAnd-which appears 10 be chiefly composed CT he trap
formation and presents some ve,y singular species N
sjoms rates exquisite lifls gem with
rrovtb OF timber and Interpreted with beautiful ue val
kes MS occupied by the British government mill
asy garrison and depot FOR military stores These were
thrown open for inspection pon the reluu o. ths exeur
ss<n,ts 10 tow those who have apartm.nts At the DO
oe~sns were invited 70 special entertainment excel
lent A. the sumpusry Accommodations ~ The ocs cog init
- we're meaRTe About one hundred ami nrly 81 the
,.ss and ber friends psrtcok OF this rop-st which
N and fasting had sde cutie acceptable, and
vn,Ie Tins reesnng themselves many INDUCED In plea
M t Al the expense Of those who had failed 70 provide
v tbo~e wants which even Swans are nos insensbe 70
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-28
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
Arrival of ,he Illinois.

New York, July 27.-The Illinois arrived
at two o'clock this afternoon, from AspiIlwall
the 10Th, with California dates to the 9Th, and
nearly million and half in specie.
The California news is unimportant.
Primary elections Of delegates to the Dem
ocratic Gubernatorial Convention, resulted in
the overwhelming defeat of the Broderick
party. Welles will doubtless be nominated
on the first ballot
The miners had held meeting, denouncing
Fremonts Mariposa claim, and threatening
resistance.
Business at San Francisco was unusually
depressed. Several heavy failures had taken
place.
Advices from the Isthmus are unimportaut.
The steamer Sonora, at Panama, brought
nearly $4,000, 900 additional.
he supreme court of California, in the
case of the MERGED Mining Company against
John z. Fremont, have granted perpetual
injunction upon Fremont, preventing him
from interfering with the operations of the
Company. The court has also reversed its
late decision, touching the San Francisco
bonds-the court now holding as unconstitu-
tional and void, that section of the consolida-
ton bill, regulating the payment to the COM
missloners of the sinking fund, for the grad
ual eXtinguishment of the debt.
The Know Nothings are taking measures
for the reorganization of their party in Cali
fornia.
OREGoN.-Advices from Oregon are to June
goth. Fears are still entertained OF further
Indian difficulties at the Dales.
The policy of making Oregon a slave State,
continues to be zealously urged, and pro-
spectus is issued for pro-savery paper.
Markets.-San Francisco is glutted with all
kinds of produce. There is no demand, and
prices are rapidly depreciating. Money is
accommodating, and rates are downward.
IsTHMUs NEws.-Steamer Panama brings
Central American dates to the 4th of July.
w. d. McCrucker, American Consul al La
Union, died on board the Punta Arenas.
The CHILEAN Minister Plenipotentiary had
arrived at San Jose, with proposals for the
contemplated Spanish American confedera-
ton.
Four hundred of Walkers troops remained
at San Jose and Punta Arenas. The steam
ship Tennessee had been chartered by the Costa
Rican government to proceed to San Juan
del Norte, to take these troops home.
The Decatur sloop- of War was at Punta
Arenas.
Gen. Barridos, late commander of the San
Salvadorian forces in Nicaragua, had made
unsuccessful attempts at revolution against
his government,
The frigate Independence was struck BY
lightning on the morning of July 9th, at Pen.
anna, shivering her mainmast.
The illinois brought four hundred and fifty
passengers,
Further advices from Central America
state that the determination of Costa RIGA to
hold her position on the rivers had given of.
fence to Nicaragua that Costa Rica has sent
to England for three gunboats, for the pur.
pose OF Strengthening her position on the riv-
ers and lakes-that fight is TO come off next
month between Martinez, Chillon, and Mend
hez, and that Chamorros party has sent ur-
gent solicitations for the return of Walker.
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DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT GREEN.
FIELD.-Two young farmers named Dickinson
and Holton, going to their homes few miles
out of Greenfield, Friday evening, had their
horse suddenly stopped by a man in disguise
from the roadside, who pointed a cooked pis.
toll at them, and demanded their money.
They were greatly alarmed, and submitted.
lie would not stir from his position to receive
the money, but ordered them to throw it out
upon the roadside. which being done, he
started off their horse and then gathered up
his booty and disappeared. One Of the two
gave up $40, the other 81 cents, being all
they had. The robbery occurred before dark
and not great distance from dwellings, and
on the most public road Of the neighborhood.
The knowledge Of the affair created great ex.
element in Greenfield but search for the bold
robber had proved unavailing up to Saturday
night. He is supposed to be man who was
discharged from circus company that visit.
ed the town early in tho week. Boston
Traveller.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARK Eia

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
prepared from Prescription OF Sir j, Clarke. M. ~
fnyslclan extraordinary to the Queen
ms invaluable medicine is unfaing 10 the cure OF all
nose painful and dangerous disorders to which the e
male constitution is subject 1t moderaes all excess and
on. A
TO MARRIED LADIES
It's peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp OF Great Rritain to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTI0N!I
These Pills should not be taken BY females that ara
pregnant during The first three months as they Are
to bring miscarriage, but at every other time AMI in
every other case, they are perfectly safe
In all cases Of Nervous AMI Spinal AfIecopa p,,n q,
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight xertion palpa
ton OF the Heart Hystetics and Whites these pills vii
effect cure when all other have failed and nj
though powerful remedy, do not contain ron al,eel
antimony, OF anything hurtfu to the constitution
Fuu directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
Uste l. O; Badwiu Il co.,) Roohevter, n X.
N. " VI and six postage stamps eucosed ID sny an
mail. - Wv 1ii'' " Ass''-
States. ' 'V"H - su' S
BURR, F0BTER, 4 Co, No. 1Cornhil, Boston, h3ls.
sale Agents Tor New England
For sale by VIM Eush 4 o.. rbolasajs and retail
agents, and druggists generally kwsm jsll
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COAL MINE AT AUCTION, -We learn from the
Providence papers that the whole of the real and
personal estate of 1.-THE New England Coal Min
ing Company" situated in Portsmouth, R. L.,
will be sold at public auction on Friday, August
H. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. The real estate
of the company embraces abuut one hundred
acres of land, together with all the buildings,
Improvements, and privileges belonging thereto
Also. all the mining rights of every description,
machinery, boilers, steam engines cars railways
fixtures, and other personal properly belonging
to said New England Coal Mining Company, in
the town of Portsmouth. Inasmuch as large
quantities of the stock in this company are owned
in this city, and about four thousand shares are
advertised to be sold on Saturday, August l, in
defaultIof payment of an assessment, of only
one dollar a share, due in January last, it will
perhaps be an object to stockholders or speculat
ors to hold on upon the stock, buy it, if sold at
low price, for the purpose of forming new
company, especially if the assertion of the mem
ayers is true, that the mine is IN full operation.
with full demand for all the coal. which is of
excellent quality
Further information can be had, says the ad.
vertisement, by calling on Charles Emery, ESQ.,,
the general agent on the premises, or by address
ing, by mail or otherwise, Hon. Francis H.
Dewey, of this CITY, President of the corporation,
or Spencer Field, Esq, Of Barre.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES - DR.
OHEEs kMAN'S PILLs.-The coordination Of ingredi
ents in these Pills. is the result of long and extensive
practices they mild in their operation and certain Of
restoring nature to its proper chanel in every instance
nave the Fills proved successful. They certain to
open those distractions to which females are LIABLE and
bring nature to its proper channel whereby health is re-
stored and the pale and deahy couuenance is changed
TO healthy one. No female can enjoy good health IN
less she IS reguari and whenever obstruction takes
place, whether from exposure, cold any other cause
the general health Immediately begins decline and the
want Of snch remedy has been the cause of so many
consumptions among young females Headache pain in
the side, paptaon Of the heart oathng of food and
disturbed Sleep do most always arise from the Interrupt
ton Of pature and whenever that is the case the Pills
will invariably remedy all these evils In ali cases Of
painful menstruaton, or and spinal affections
IN the back ana Tbs owness of spirits Mysteries sc
Nor are they less ecacous the cure of Leuchorrhcea
commonly called the " Whites" These Pills should new.
e De taken during pregnancy they would be sure tC
oring 90 miscarriage Warranted purel; Vegetable and
tree rom nythng injurious to life or health Fun and
box. ' F-S A
hese lls are put up in square fiat boxes Persons re
sulhs where there is agency established by encos
ing oAe Dollar in letter, prepaid N. B. Green Co
worcester Mass have them sent to their respective
address by return of mail
NJ b. GREEN & CO.. Agents for Worcester.
u L. CHEESMMAN, Proprietor, New York.
apr9u
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Alpine Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR no IT'S ORIaTN T.

~
Warranted to Cure Badness, scurf Dandr,9 rtoh;n,
and all diseases OF the Skin This Balm gives the gcai
new and healthy action; restores the cooring natt ~
te roots OF the HAIR which passes through the Hair and
gives it natural CO Tor without the use OF Hair nve
Hundreds of preparations have been inIrodrcs5 40
ehuing 70 preserve the Hair and keep from fallin M
composed OF Oils, Alcohol and OF er deeterions al,
no ~ 70 no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
U" not give s Iiar natural color besides beng troha
some to USE This Balm is not Dive Tno,vi5 that
was needed to do what was required for he
halr the proprietor il duced 10 exDerinent ,t;i -
could oosain an article that would be he exact remedy
ater seven years trial he has perfected this Hal
lts soothing aud emolient aays ali irritst;n 20 l
soapt thefepy stopping that troublesome itching n
oures Dahdruh aud seurf, and when the Hal, ,trrrs
say wii bring it back to its original coor be Rlatk
DIown OF AUBURN II makes the Hair soft and 4 ssv
prevents the Hair from falling off as win he ~ 10y
using TINS Balm for only few dGys-fe viii h. i ~
the roots Of the Hair, and growth will aooon an
uoes not take place at the end Of the Hair X vii
NC seen 10 persons who have their Hair dyed ~ ~, w
anime hair that has been eolored for uos, - w eA
towards toe roots, that the hair has come op} %
II IS necessary to have the fluid al the roots &c eGe
% mat lhe whole hair may I've natural color Esch
nar mas root IN the skim and Is of itself a bnli
tube, through which there Is constant ; o,ow, gray
pigment from the root, When this pqment ~ y ~
matter ales out 1t leaves the hair hollow And n sas
70 invent Balm that would produce tls nisran
nas neeh the study Of the propretur rrha ijacr
the Alpine Hair Balm will do n n u, III uiscoVery OF
~ Natural color by making anew The colorin W.
the roots Of the hair ~ NS oV'olinB Ihattter ~
h,s mistaken notion that oil or grease will restsre the
Hair Ra,r W., oan Ds more Injurious. The Alpine
sgse wo nave been sick with fever or any disease
prepared prepared by 9. A. 2 MASON, Providence, RI.
For sale by al Druggiats.
al. - Z IVES CO 80 Milk street, Bostan sole Whole
-ai y. ageht ior the United statea and Oanadas.
no, tor sale BY j. q. HILL, NJ. D. GREEN AZ co. ma.
NlD SCOTT, CHARLES sIBLlgY nEn. "A si1ITpp
and JAMES GREEN, dew ~ On So
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New York, July 29.-Flour steady: sales
$500 bbla; common strait State So 20 is; Upper
Lake 20 40; common to good Ohio extra 6 50
30; extra Genesee so so. Southern seady sales
extra rs so, Canadian fira; sales $40 bhIs. an
psrhne Sc so 40; extra 80 So Wheat irregular,
new is lower bnt Old is firm; sales $4,000 bush; Canadian
white S5i Southern white 81 IS / 80; Southern red
81 Soi Upper Lake Mill Club 81 So; Upper Lake Mill
CInb Chicago Spring 81 SO for pure. Oats heavy; sales
4oOO bushj state 6S Ole; Western 81 n 64c Corn
70 20 oetter sales 100000 lush; mixed S88 9Oc and
SSc for August; white nominal: yellow do Pork closes
nfm sales 800 bbs mess S24 Is 2425; prime $40 40
Beei more active; SAFES 1900 bbis; repacked Chicago
40 oO II; prime mess $2S so. Lard drm; sales 90
pblsi at l54c Bacon quiet. Hams do Shoulders do
buttef dulj Ohio 10 zoe; State 16 &c. Whisky
steady; sales 700 bbls Ohio S14 ;sPfison do
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-Messrs.
jenkins, Hamilton, & Co successors to B L..
Harden & Co.. are advertising their entire stock
of Summer goods at very great reduction from
the prices that ruled in the first of the season.
They have marked down to the lowest prices
their entire stock. consisting of silks, hounced
goods, challies, musns, prints, embroideres,
white goods, shawls rnantillas, &c., with the in
tention of securing rapid sales for the next two
weeks, in order to make room for goods adapted
to the Fall trade. See advertisement on first
page, for further particulars, and bear in mind the
number, lag Main street.