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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


SUNDAY, Judy le-6 IN
Nothing Of particular importance ranspred 10 the stsch
market or In financial Affairs during the pest week Mo
ney matters have been easy, and In all h pgs
vim the demand and supply there has been nothing
complain o. Business generally unusually dull, even
Tor the dull seas"p. Vast quantities orgoods
hands OF the importers and commission houses vita no
demand for consumption the stock market there has
been considerable activity and prices have experienced
the usual uctuasons An attemp has been made 10 ret
up some oornerng combinations among tho bull
but they have eignay failed The worst failure has beer
10 hcnesn southern The clique who control The stock
ks and financial accounts Of that company suddenly
closed & transfer books on the OF July noinally for
the purpose o the old deferred stock but &c
suaIy for the purpose Of paptning numerous maturing
contracts 70 take stock at prices which at that time
presented very ugly exhibit of adverse differences.
Inc stock books could have been dxed for the
registry In three days By one smart accountant Instead of
having done In that hms the pecuapg managers Of ae
conn any have taken twenty During the subscriptions OF
the 10 per cent preferred stock this Clique Of
spectators large buyers the old stock on buyers
option, principally sixty days That between the lA
and the Goth OF July Those contracts made at prices
ranging from 90 TO 70 per cent aured between the
and goth ofJuy On the Both Of June the stock sold At 3s
50 per cent, and was running down steadily In the
Oouino VI ~ WIS buptOoou tuh 6touk
wo aid have touched lower points early July and 70
prevent such Decline To put of paying the differences
long possible, the bright dos Of closing the transfer
books for twenty days acted upon On Monday all the
contracts maturing between the LIST and the 20h OF July
to be settled, and the compsnys clique OF spectators
will have pretty heavy differences TO pay. Some OF
the executive officers Of the road have stock to take
Monday, bought early in May, at Ga SO per cent The
movements In this stock and in Erie, have been the most
mportan. operations OF the week Erie adj anced rapidly
in the early cart, but could not be sustained The road La
about falling into hands, and the object of the
party will be, principally to get their friends out II Is
pretty certain that they cannot involve them deeper
aemp, to manage the finances of any railroad in the
country will bring dIscredit upon any capitalist auan
cer, and any who makes the effort will be sacriaed
A large amount OF bonds-some $500 000-of the Chi
cago st Paul and Fond u Lac Ralsosd Company, to
be sold to day at 12K O'Clock, by A. H. Ncoiay to Che
highest bidder, without reserve.
The annexed statement exhibits the amour. OF specie
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Totals. 50 ,7os, 1os sls sls5s7
Decrease compared with 1886. ,,.,..,,,. ee,se5,ll7
The following letter from many stockholders in the Mch
gan Southern Railroad Company, 10 John A. cray, Esq.,
late Treasurer Of thai company, appeared Tow days since
In the columns pf a cotemporarys-
10 Jonu A. o. GRAY Esq late Treasurer OF the southern
Michigan Railway COMPANY
srHSTwo cards have recently appeared in the pablo
prints signsture, substantially endorsing the
Last report OF The Southern Michsap Railroad Company
We learn ba there Ne many and serious misstaiemenx
Of being 1910 600 In feet 90 0oo thai tho running
pcns instead OF being DO per cent, Al least CO. that
the dividends recently PAID .cre moi ened ana lnsi ma
In short learn ihA, there have been Developments
clearly proving that The in erest Of The company have
duty IT WA protect them. Many stockholders clam
that cards fully endoe the report Of The oompany,
srsaa Is rssTsa, so' hat since the publication Of
your card you stated privately that had been
mistaken in the position Of toe AFFAIRS OF the company, and
that reports adverse is prosperity ., tho man
true II IN due TO your own reputation a. man OF n,egr.
IT, well 10 the interest. Of those parties VINO found
their belief In the value Of their stock in the statements 10
your card, that you should al forward aud
state publicly what the actual condition Of The sGsrs OF
company ", and We trust you viii avail yourself Of
JrlT 10, MANY sroCKHoLDERa
Mr. Cray has no, noticed the above communication, and
probably gill not; we are under Impression that
Mr. Gray made anony nous effort 10 give the public
little insight into the Graucal affairs OF the Michigan
Southern Railroad company We have reason to believe
Mr. Cray bad the pleasure Of reading, at least the
following com municatiop n manuscript before reached
our hands. Mr. Gray knows more sbou, is origin than
We do; but know, from the through which
reached u.s. that liz statements derived from excellent
authority
10 THE rprroR or rHE mRuD.
The resignation OF John A. Cray, q, Treasurer or
the Michigan Southern Railroad Company, sill opsn ne~
chapter the history that famous Ire fun 10
nov just begun We lock nos to see this stock 60 az low
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NAy sroRaics Of about 600 100 barrels spirits Of
ssrperline 70 arivs q. &c.; go 100 do mosy IN sb.p
ping, TO arrive, al isisc Grade was firm and scarce
Further sales OF Wilmington made to arrive at o.
Sales OF 900 barrels rosn nude at 81 o5 per three
months; 30 do strained sold 81 81 90 do extra No
ut 81 62k ~ IS per $40 lbs.
0us--Ilnseed oontaueS heavy al 19c. SOC. for Eng.
lish, and 75c 7Tc for American In crude whale and
sperm there was no change Of moment 10 netce. olive
oil vas steady at % so for quarts and 81 81 Tor pins IN
baskets and cases,
PaoynIoss Pork was less active and buoyanA Sales
were confined 10 about 800 q 400 bbls s23 10
s23 90 Prime ranged from 80 rs 90 10. Beef-The
market continued steady, With sales Of about $50 bbls
chiefly repscked Wesern, at SIG ST. aud extra do a.
S17 50 SIS Prime nominal nj S23 $780, while
beef hams quiet and nominal Bscon-Sdcs we're
scarce, and hell at 12hc. 13kc Gu, meats continued
firm with sa.es OF shoulders At l0sc There no
hams Offering. They were nomnai at ll%c. III 80.
lard again advanced with ,acs OF 500 600 bbls nj 15c.
This figure afterwards refr.ed Tor more and 15c
1876. aoed Butter In good supply, and the market
heavy, sn sales OF OHIO II l5c 20c, and state al lIc
21c. Cheese at SO q 9kc
R;cx SALES Of 100 tcrces were made hikc. bIc.
sucASs The sales braced about 900 hh,s Cubs Mus
oovado ct se, loc 1oAc io,se, AMI 200 bbi' coffee
usars at lie. a IKE.
wHIsKEY.-The maThet was Inactive; sales OF about loo
a 200 bbls we're mado chiefly at SAKE
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Coroners' Office.

FAtA RksVIr OF A srABBrSG AFYRhY --Coroner Hills
was roaed to hold inquest al the New York Hospital
yesterday upon the body OF sailor namei Patrick Dryer,
who died from the effects OF wound In tho abdomen,
ce,ved about two wksks ago while engaged In tgat Ia
Oliver street The deceased severely stabbed yet
be fingered for full two weeks under the mortal wound,
appeared be doing quite well the dsT before be
dec Coroner Hills obliged 10 adjourn the inquest
until nine o'clock this morning. In consequence Of the alb
Of material witnesses Dwyer's asssant vas not
escape ts Europe.
=-
did stand. Corner OF John ana ueeeaa
ssreets NJ r. COLLINS 20 are selling all kinds Of
cioshins low prces r.gians, business sus kc
10 X COLLINS A 90,
81 and - John street. corner Of Nansau-
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ARErURSED FUeTr1vK--The Augusta (1a.) Des
pah Ct Monday say" negro boy, the property OF Mrs
Morgan returned yesterday the South Csroua Railroad
from Boston, after absence OF eighteen months We
are unable 10 particulars but learn that he became
a,ssus,ed with the Northern sboonsss returned TO
his mistress OF his accord preferring slavery
something 70 eat 10 freedom whh starvation. Let eur
black Republican frIepts make note Of tbs"
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Canadian common aud EXTRA. .,........., 40 q Q 90
Canadian without cha age while sales confined
10 about 800 400 bbs q. the above quotations Southern
n,ur was In lignt suppy, in fair demand, without
700 SEQ bbs within the range Of the above quotations
Rye flour was QUOT at 81 % q So Corn meal
was without change. wheat-lhs market was in,
active and sales confined to ABOUT 5000
81 81 81 with lot Of inferior reported a. 81 10, aud
some Chicago spring was reported at 81 40 Corn was
steady, with good Eastern and local demand. while the
stock was light the saes emor aced about 26 900 30
bushels Western mixed at s,c, . sSc snd common a,
SShc.; Southern yellow and white quiet nom
nal. Rye was quiet at 81 10 81 ID. Oats were heavy
and inactive at &c. 63c for State, AMI al 63c Csc for
Western.
Corn- The sales were confined TO 100 bags Rio at
1okc IL nc and eco bags OF " Domingo private
terms, and 100 do MNaoaibo at 12kc. aI2alc
CorToS The sales confined TO sou 800 bales the
% o. se os 81 s 10 for
fREGrr continued dull To Liverpool about 600 bush.
OILS Of grain were engaged, In bulk 2Kd 500 bales Of
turpentne d There nothing notice Tor Lon
don or for the continent ship reported taken up for
Aust ALA at . round OF about SIS 000 Rates Cali
forpa were st 2oc 22,<c PER foot measuremcat
HmB-There has been active demand the past week,
and prices have advanced fully half cont per h. Tho
advancing tendepsy IA prices weekly circular con.
iains the following remarksThe imports have been 49,,
per Brontes 5000 dry 775 dry sailed FROM Ma, au
ham per Conquest Vera Cruz per Flash loas
ass from santa Martha per Linda sas rom Rio Hsche pcr
N Wilson; oi6 from Rio Hache per Abram. Cosstwise
4l99, making total OF imports 70 836 The sacs OF tho
week embraced about 1888 hides The stock In rst
hands Of and hdes l4a 300 (sse time var
1o4 lso-/ear before l04 $50 rne greater
portion Of the stock Ia held above the rates
hay was at 7oc 76o. for prime old for shipping, with
moderate saiea.
Bos.-Eastern and Western good 10 prime, were selling
in q moderate way at i0c. l2c Ordinary old qualities
dull and nominal
iRoS-saes Of $50 tons Scotch pig reported At $50
SCI from yard and OK chip. six months
LxArHn-rhe demand has been good throughout the
week and full prices have been OBJ aimed. The stock 10
still diminishing, being reduced 10 81 900 Sides
been held out OF the market The large sale boots and
Shoes which took pace In Bofton the 18th ns we'll
Attenoed and tie prices ruling fully equal the most san
guine expectations. This will Tend 10 encourage shoe
ufacturers, who have until been doing losing bust
although leather has advanced &c. por ID over
the lowest rates. Ia still fully &C. belox remunerative
price for tanning and there ri present but little pros
pect OF any decline In the material this advance
be looked for Oak tanned continues firm former rates
which are steady. The demand is good.
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Rusnsrfss Associates vsrzeray Champagne
and BARTON and ouestercarcs choicest grades the best
wine In Tie maxhet impwted and Cor ssle by
HENRY ID FILTER, So broadway.
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Isiirs Hair Dye-BIsck or Brcwn-4 shil-
pgs boz No Barclay street 1nfshoie oneueni for the
grosth AID beauty of the hair.
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CITY COMMEaCIAL REPORT.


AmH.-rhe sales embraced about so bbls. pots, at
~ 81 81 81, and 26 do. pearls II INC.
BRSADsrUrFs- Four-fhe market WAS 10 animated and
buoy snt while prices were unchanged. Tho sales en-
brsced about 5000 5000 bbS Of about following
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To Psrsums the Breath and Eradicate Fan,
fre~kls, aad pupes use Balm Of rboussnd Ysver---
none genuice Esless ssned, FprRIan CO., Nsv yot-
Tor ale Al N Broadway and BY all druKxsa-
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| Rnpturs.-usrsh ~ Co.., Radical Curs vruss
| Office removed 10 No. vesey street Astor House.
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uarY1Oa.
DusroH-hAu0n-D1 The Rsv. 4. Coqucrel, fn
pesse Protestant dEnsaten, France on saar1sy JunS
n EDwAAp =. Duu1ua Of New York, % Nile kUor-rfsU
JUN tAuosR OF MontmorosUx France.
hrrSy-Knmw On rhsrSdsy, July B, by the Rev
~. al u tins city.
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BstsAs ior's Hair Dye, wigs and roupsss.-
-4h~ bes, the world SURPRISING ALL Msds sold and APPLIED
At the s.anufactovy. rs Broadway.
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which every weber OF family has experienced rhey
specfc for worms acceptable 10 children Nothing Ia IN
way Of cor ecunsry be attractive In appearance
ard nnhrg nedcsa n so safe swn and certain In vs. ~
40, on the sease Sold by II, r. LANMAN CO., and ~
al kusgisi 81 Is cents per betis,
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Cristsaoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tcupees are
the beat IN TIE country. For sale, and the dye applied pm
At 10 a HOuep
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Cstsrvh.-Dr. q. Howard Marshall has just
cure for which fsia once St richoiss Ho
ia room No. 7zs. Hours W a Consultation free.
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terrible ssdy attacks the aeshy fibre may exrpated
BY this prepsron The knife cauno reach the nin-te "a M
Rcsiors the dssease but the ointment does penetraes
70 the Of all ucerous disorders and performs radical
rure
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The pay ments into the sub treasury last week were
about three quarters OF million Of dollars than the
disbursements. This, with the shpmens makes total OF
one and quarter million drawn from our supplies.
Albert H. Ncolays regular semi weekly auction Gale OF
stocks and bonds will take place Monday the 2oh inst
BALI past II O'Clock, the Merchants Exchange In
cuded in the tt $4,000 Chicago st. Paul and Fond
du Lac Railroad first mortgage per cent land grant bonds
(hypothecated).
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of imports Into
this port during the week and aince January In
the past three years
Coxxncs OF THE PoRr or NKw YosK-vAIUE or IMPoRrs.
1855. 1855 1857.
Dry goods ...... 81 2is, SS1 120so 900 IS, 1903
General merchandise 100000 220l ,ooS 4,7Ss,b37
Total for the week. s3I3ob5T $t2S60TT sie,i3o $40
Previously reported. 709 ,87l H. sblO 122,2s30sl
Since January AIS SAG 1o7 sls2 3eo 72l
The following table will show the exports OF tho
principal staple articles for the week and year ending
July 10, 1850 and 1857
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Weekly Report or Dsatha
In the city and county Of New York, from The lin dAy
July 10 the 18th day OF July, 1857
Men, 81; women, 81; boys, 100; gtrh, lo6-rotal, aTG
Adults, 49, children, 2So males, 7ia females 100; 80
orsd persons g.
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Total value. 81 ,62l GO $276, $40
Decrease OF week compared with that Of 1856 81 sol
The follow ing q comparative statement or tho value
Of exports from The Of the year to July
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WEhKhEss, NERVOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA, CossuNr
w uon l0se OF appetite, sleep memory. TO- decay % NJ
ure oT wcakness of be natur. functions, hrd esesc
psnaces In Dr g wEBBERs sanguier rhe Old feeble and
EXHAUSTED have youthful health and strength given them By
ffce ~ 50, two, ~ pepot ~ bowey,
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me number OF deaths eonpaeo WIN 1917 oaina
-eeks ~ is6s and 1885, and ofasi week, Was tAe~s-
NJ - erd,ns Ialy o. 1855. Oh
July 10, 1855 ..........,.....ss..s..... bu
July II, 1857. ...s......s..ssssss.s. ~
July Is, lssI...'.''s.'sss'.'ss's'.... Ua
peorssss this week. "
GEORGE W. MOKroN, CITY InspecAcs,
my rnspsolor's psyNxtnsaa, Hsu York. JAY Is, ~,
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared by special request:
Salve for the cure of Cancers, which never was
known To- fail. Also. a Cordial for Dysentery Diar-
Ihea, and Summer Complaint. which acts as a per
fect CHARM to arrest all of these diseases Also a
Save for the Piles, ian extract from flower Ia soy
ereIgn remedy. Give them trial. Like her Con
sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She
3hcrs no article but what has been tested. To he
had at No. $D q street, between Ilth and 18TH A So
a. NaIrn PalIner's Drug Store, corner 9th street
and Penn avenue, d. :. DysOn's Drug Store corner
OF Penn. avenue and 18th street and j. L. Milburu' :
DRUG Store. WIllanS' Hotel.
Reierences can be made to Rev. John Rohb Rev
Mr. Register, Rev. James Hanson, and Rev. MIR.
Manahan.
The Consumption Destroyer also can be fourd'in
Alexandria, at Mr. Castleman's Store, on kIng
street, my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown
at Mr.. II. A. Newmnn's. ON Bridge street. ie II
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The New DoME.-Thirty-s of tine seventy
two hollow cast-irOn columns intended for Il q
lower section of the new dome are now on the
ground, with their COrinthian capitals of volutt 5
and foliage. ready for elevation to their places
1t IS the cds-iron foundation plate of these that
the worknen are now engaged in preparing for
their reception. These columns are twenty seven
feet long, and about three feet in diameter at the
bottom, and two and half at the top The
thickness of the iron is about two inches They
are fiuted and painted white. They were cast by
McSSTs Poole < Hunt, Baltimore The mode of
casting them was in Il vertical position, in dry
sand, in pit sunk for the purpose thirty feet
deep, and lined with cdst-irOm curb perfectly
water-tight.
The castings and other materials for the dome
are holSted by steam-engine placed on the top
OF the Capitol, near the base Of The dome. Large.
latheS are set up IN the mdchine-Shop of tue Cap
itol for turning and fitting the castings for the
DOM, which are procured in a rough state from
different founders in different cities of the Union
Union.
CENTRE MARKET.-COol, semi-cloudy, and de-
cidcdly pleasant. The market was thronycd
supply OF vegetables particularly good; prices
tltt1S.
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The WEATHER.-Range of the thermometer

Average height of the thermometer in the morn
lngS from July ~ to 10th, inclusive 1lo
First quarter moon, Tuesday, July y, a little
after p. IN.
RemarkS.-Julv 9th, cloudy and warm shower
IN the afternoon; 10Th. cloudy and warm. thunder
shower between and p. m; llth, cloudy and
warlne'. and at II y a. III. heavy shower with
thunder, from Ne; 18th, heavy fog early morn
ing, after which fine and warm. with little rain
about > p. III ; 18th, heavy fog in the morning,
fine and warm rest Of the day; 18th. fog fine a. ID
warmer, fine to end 18th, cloudy and warmer
fine to end; 10th, cloudy, air damp and moist .
River muddy. II
GEORGETOWN. July IL $50
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by A. GREEN Anc,1nneer

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FTR\ITIRE
" NEAR THE NAVY YARD. AT AUCTIoN--On
m, At the residence of Mrs Bradley No sI0 sout i
u street; between 9Th and 7th streets east doors
as OF ReT - Marks, good lot Of Furniture. viz
Mahogany Dining, Brea kfast. and other Tables
EeatheT Beds, Bedding. Bedsteads and Stands
Stoch' Looking GLASS Rush seat and other Chairs
Shlna, GLASS, CrOckery, and Stone Ware
Lounge, Nenitian Blinds, Carpets. Rugs &c.
C11k ing, AIr,tIght. and other Stoves
With good lot of Kitchen PeauisItes and r,apy
other articles which we deem unnecessary TO emu
lerhlS cash. a. GREEN,
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MAR RIEn

=, On the 18th instant, Ivy the Rev. J. c. Smith Mr.
ApAhINE r. l.. Dyson, Of this city.
, In tiagerStnwn; Nd; on the 9th instant, by the
senior Editor Of the Southern Statesman, Norfo'k
Va, 10 Miss MATTE r. A. WINDSOR. of Ia
gerstOwD.
In Alexandria Nn..on the 9th instant IN the Meth
odIst Episcopal Church: by the Rev. l.. r. Morgan.
MILTON Y. PARTLOW to MARY Flea
NOR, eldest daughter Of Benjamin IL. Lambert,
Esq, all of Alexandra, Va
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ID

At Fairfield, Fauquer county. Va. on the 5th in
slant. c. LEWIS MARSHALL, III the 18th year of
his age.
On the 18th instant. in the 3nth wear Of his age
LOUIS HERMANN, n native of GERMANY
On the 18th instant, MARY CARROLET aged
daughter of J. w. and Fanny Hutton
The funeral will take place from the residence of
Mrs. rabbit, ON the corner of 18th and 3 street
Island, This Evening. at O'Clock. The friends of
The family are respectfully invited to attend without
further notice
On the 10th instant, SARAH FRANCES infant
daughter of James and Sarah LIttletUn, aged :
months and y DAYS.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
~ Al II - n,

~ II ID VI y \ l. r. . i " q
L TwO-STORY FRAME Houses AND LoTs AT
AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY. the 10th instant,
shall sell IN front ofthe premises. at O'Clock, p M
two two story FRAME HOI SIS and the LOTS
on which they stand being part of Lot and all OF
Lot No. q, IN square Ne. 497. This property Is
handsomely situated on the Island, fronting on the
west side of "a ST. - feet. running hack InO feet To
public alley, between south q and VI streets.
Terms One fourth cash; the balance In s, -. 49,
ana "a months. for notes hearing interest. \ deed
given and deed of trust taken. Title ndlsputable
jy lid A. GREEN. A uctoneer.
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By +. :. WRIGHT; Georgetown.

RIDA1, THE 2iTII DAY OF JULY. on
- the premises, at clock .. m, will sell Ia the
highest bidder, that very desirable DweI lIng and
BUSINESS Stand, situated on High street. one door
Hicks. ' ~ '"i'SS
his Lot fronts - feet on High street ruuuiug hack
100 feet Ia ten feet alley: attached and frnTfInE on
Prospect street Is lot - feet front running hack %
lett auo binding on the west feet alley Tho I'M
provements consist of a substantial aud cntnuodtnus
Dwelling House and Store Room. fronting ON HIgh
street The width of the lot and conceded To lie ono
ol ne best business stands the street. Fronting
on Prospect street 6 feet. is a substantial and we'll
built 3-stnTy Dwelling, slate roof
The attention Of persons wishing TO make n good
investment is called TO this property as It will he
an annual rent of tS3J.
Terms very easy and made known at tho sale
VIII also offer al the same time, the adjoining Lot
fronting on Prospect street. and running IIack loo N
lyInG west of and binding on the same alley
By order the Trustee.
jy I5-dfS NVpIru-r
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Bv A. GREEN. Auctioneo

VEGETABLE STA NDS IN THE NEW
" ,MARKET- HOUSE AT AUCTION-On SATTR
DAl the 8ih instant. shall SELL cnnrlprciug AZ -
O'Clock M, all the Stands IN the new Marker bouse
IN the city of Washington, erected south OF the old
Persons from the country and dealers m nroapca
are respectfully invited to the sale
Terms cash.
By order of the MavOr GPFEN
jy I'D Ana,iln.'
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, JUL i6,h.-FlOur is buoyant with
slight advanc; sales OF 500 bbls.; State SO 2OI
SO 10, Ohio 50 50lS7 -. southern 81 5OaS7 80.
Wheat il dropping; sales unimportant new
red 1.97, Milwaukee Club i6al a., Chicayo
spring I37aI b. Corn is bnoyanti sales OF 30 900
bushels; mixed - &c, round yellow &c.
Pork is q let; mess S229O. Beef II unchanged.
Lard is higher: a. az.
Whisky is te Gdy; Ohio 33nc.