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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-07
Eon SALE On ExCnANGE.

y ACRES Of bluf land directly otfoslts Main,
commanding view OF ksekuk, Wansw,
Alexandria, Hsmilioh and 10 miles Of the Mis-
sissippi River. Therois = Rsilrosd in courss Of
contraction 81 the foot Of the bluff asThis 10
onsof the finest ioostious for Aprsateres in
the west. -
nsighboIho All under cultivation, good orchard
Of peach and apple trees, = frame houses, stable
De-, good wells with chsin pumps.
Also 80 scres 5 miles from the river, all under
with good new frame house with rooms, stables
Acp2 wells with chain pumps, ~ Of 20 acres in
meadows very desirable farm.
Also 30 acres choice land "a miles from the riv-
er, and in good neishborhood, 30 acres in wheat.
Also l60 acres miles from the river partly i'm
proved.
Also . choice lot Of timber land in Hancock GO.
Ill.
Alsossveral lots in thetown Of Hamilton, IIii-
nois
Alsotvo lotsin Nsperville, Du Page county,
Illinois.
Also land in Indiana.
Also land and 10 q in Ohio.
Also good mill property in Ohio.
Also property in Keokuk, and good pa ing b.
siness.
! will sell or exchange on s'godd terms En-
quireo Nj. II. RUNNER,
aprsd No. 50 Main ST., Kcokuk lows.
Lcssens In rrencA. Gernan, Lafls,
nRos ia ss.,, ,,..
! the Languages, Drawing and Sciences 10 tho
Ladies and Gentlsm Of Kcokuk.
We, tho undersigned, having lad instructions
from Prof Braess personally and in our families,
checrfully recommsd him 70 the citizens Of Ksskak
A. good, efficient and faithful teacher, III evsrx
way worthyof their patronage.
New. Mr.. williams, WA. Beers
Nm. N. B. Dickinson, r. EichAr,
Mn. Geo. \ kilbourne, jules 0ciser.
AuKust I'D ~ - $3.50
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NV RALI MILLINERY.
M ISIS wAkNER 3, vlsa.. . notify her iorn.f
has returned from New York With : ~. ssa;.s
s s q BOMBS and Millinery Goods, pafchsssd
1Iom re largest New York importers, and which
re now ready for sale or Inspection.
All ordefs sxeeuted With dispatch, and warrant
ed 10 give satisfaction.
straw Bonnets hlsacAsd Or dyed.
Curtis's building, one door below rooms oA.,.
pied 10 ths spring, which have been atasd ~ N
modern style expressly Tor this pprpose. ~ z
Fourth street hstwssn Aaia And hlor1ss. ~.
auA, NWA. fMptldN
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'NE sehsefibers would inform thu censunera II
= Lumber, and the public eenssaily, thai tiny
arg nov prepared % fusntsh Al kisds u LuaAoe
v. mscs y Sss xiii,. iacisdine loeSs
flooring, Joat, shesting and Sidiag, Of 80 Id
Can 81 the New Saw Mill, on III river. -
whites Fork House. PAUL NUHD6 I
N. .. Stove Wood Tor sale 8 81 So ~ 1rs1. ~.
sep26d0 - ri
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Warm Air furnaces.
S T o v E 8 !.

S T o v r g..
GILES r. FILLEY's, vt. LOUIS,
CELEBRATED CHARTER OAK STOVE.
TT hardly necessary fsr NJ to recur 10 this
L Stove, the character Of which is SO fA1orAbiy
known. For simplicity Of arrangement, saving
Of fuel and superiority Of operations 1t stands IN
rivaled. Its advantages are the result oftwoim-
prevements, wig:
lst. IscREAsrp DEAUaHr FIuss;
I'd. CIRCULATING HsT.AiR Ftuf.
WE ARE NOW RKCEIvlNG
PINE SUPPLY OF
PARLoR, COAL, HEATING 4 COOK STOVES,
Of all sizesand patterns which for service, tsaaty
and smoothness Of casting cannot BE- exccllsd,
among which are the patterns Of North, rhase
North, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Call and examine
for yourselves. ~
ENAMELED CRATES,
MARBELlZED IRON MANTLES.
We would fequest all persons desiruus u OBJ
tanning Nantes and Crates 10 gise es aeail. We
can furnish you nth any sxc.or style Of beauty
to please the eye Of tho meat lastsdiplx~
KIcKEY l. ABBOTT, ae8
aug25d 2p3 Main-st.
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The sale Of Lots for special taxes, advertised
above il postponed until the -econd NJ onday Ilth)
Of Dee. mber, A. u. 1874, a, which time and 1T the
place and hours as above advertised. the said sale
viii tale place q. G. STEVENS,
octay Collector of the city OF k+oksk.
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For Sale.
4 LOTS in Mason = Lower Addition-6ne view Of
& the city andriver. Term easy.
Also, 4 very desirable lots In Elmwood, for resi-
dences,
mchlSd SAMPLE RANKIN.
LS0R SALk.--Part of lots / and :, block 10, old
J. limits, ketwssn johnson and Exchange, front
In g n.
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DEkSONS can noe have an opportunity Of pro-
1 curing 10 Rcrss, adjoining hamilton, near the
BLUM, Mt yerylew agures. inquired Of
AbrSUd sAMFLk RANKIN.
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sf various siaes I'D lengths a}so Eearas Of vsris
oaE length, from 10 feet " rs itft iung-
They Esttsr themselves thai they will be able To
furnish FLOORING. sIDlAU, PLANK, JnisT,
isCANIIiNG LAIH, Sc. u a. good quality and
st as fair friees fer framPt roy be had else
where this city.
Aagl7d jDHS ALLISON CO.
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| I OTIS Of ?, and 8, on Levee, between Exchange
IL md Bank. Aiso, 40 by 50 feet, corner Of 4th
| and johnson. SAMPLE i RANKIN.
apr30u
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BrOkcTs and Heal EstMIc DeAIsFs.
Once on Second street, between Msinxnd Johnson.
A]lLL give special attention to, and oHer heir
W services IN the purchase and sale II keslksAts
aud Stocks, Investment Of Money, Collecting VI
Debts and kents, Paying Taxes, and tsgit-
innate business Of = Ee1ral brokerage and Tsai ss-
tate business in Southern Iowa, ther issourI
and Western illinois. mchiid
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moderate
as are SO bag, Rio al.c and 400 bags St Domingo at
metal at pc months r. fined ngot is in large supply and
i, quite dull 5d2slc old Sheahing irmer and III i'm
90 Bras l6io 900 DO do Lead Sc aud 1900 do do.
rrorn ASb N fs:h DIT, S s,@.nd for Western
active and prices Of the low grades are hmeI with
Ia, i sna s 10. .toi Of State the sale.
800 Ibis sc soc So 50 for to good State So zoe
setis.n ss ssass7 Is Tor common Ohio
81 1859 50 @ seed to 5 BE- d9 9,; 81 6 sn Sr 81
Flour fair request and quite firm the receipts are
OF s o oO Southern Flour in fair for the trade
snd th stock much reduced Of old and only limited arrivals
81 GS7 IS for mixed to good brands Alexandra &o and
50 I the better grades Rye Fo"T . quiet at saS
s4sGa 81 20 for Brsndywine with sales of 100 bbls
SEQ SSs ss for Bsss t aud 1
french Fi'h ia selling at 81 90 Msckere are fairly active
E1 small ana large S. and eliza so "a Picked Herring
rather quiet and prices somewhat nomina the supply
H. f% ans 5as sse ' for scaled '''''' anu '1 "
FRUfS-ssles have been made of 2o pkss Raisin part
sold at Sc sales also Of Bahama Pineapple. &C. each
fair demand I Waes. foE %,lf With but little s
Ia2c bush the sales 200 bush red Tennessee at %
Tor inferior do 100 bush good white Canadian at and
LOO bush fair Milwaukee club at 81 A. Rye is dull and
cof 81 rather better si good inquiry for trad.
and the East ISLES Of bush at toI un'16ad And
better densnd for the trade 6Sd65c for State and 65
Q6sc for Jersey. go . .
HEMP-American Ia in good supply and with limited
demand downward Undresed quiet a. 1850
no and Dressed s22D s240 y tun the latter rate
for handsome Fore4n is steady and In moderate request
8d8sc for MANILA Sc. for Sunni Sll7G H for Jute, and
k28 s $50 y tun, mos for Clean Russia:
HIDEs-The market appears hT% there is not much dose
bad Hides ard $50 dry sailed Mexican, q h. at c moe
HOPS steady but quiet 81 u for ordinary to choice
Eastern and Western.
HAYA good inquiry for shipping and prices steady
sales OF 400 bales at 65d75c = 100 n.
IRONThe market for ali descriptions is extremely quiet
but prices without essential change sales Of 100 TINS Scotch
Pig at $5Gd $50 81 mos the latter rate from yard.
INDIA RUBBER-The market Is firm at i2c for fine Para
but the demand less animated East India active
sales Of A. O00 10 for port IN bond private terms
LEATHER-There change to note the movement Cor
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..-....A Z.
Cleared.

steapiship-Arel Ludlow Havre. &c. d. Torrance.
Ships-Ream, Burgess. New Orleans. Robson Fosdick;
Union, Wilcox ShsDghse, w. Pggeregl g. Aymar, Saw.
yer Bueuos Ayres Walsh Carver Chase; wellington Pin-
die. New Orleans, Stanton & THOMPSON
Bsks-Tacony Whitley Phladelphia, master; Celia (Brl
Curtis, Halifax Hamilton. Bros Co. Southerner Clifford,
Marseilles, Draper Devln.
BrgA Dunbar Burke, Darien, VIM. ingalls,; Union (Br
Smith, Windsor, d. r De Wolf Co Lady Chapman (BIG
Ill., Bermuds, Smith Tough Col. Penniman, Coffin Ma
chia Mayhem: Talbot Co d. Huntley lBr Lawrence,
Windsor, J. 8. Whitney Co.
schoonersW. A. Gould, Thayer Eiizsbethport L. Buck
Co. Flying Eagle La ~rencc, Curacao Kslf Bersuin; D.
T willets, Baker Salem, r. W. Ropes Co. Prowes' Hal,
Richmond, G II Pierson Norman, Collins, Bangor, I H.
SANFORD Geo Manghsm, scudder Ph.depbia Jane. Hand
Co; M. l.: Davis, Mathews Salem W Lewis M Jew
ett Young Richmond, J. B. Gsger; E c. johnson, Bartis
Frdericsbursb, j. T. johnson.
soop-Oreaon Rhodes, Providence, L. Kenny
sesiner-Csedonis Layfeld, Baltimore, II. b. Cromwell
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Passengers Arrived

In steam,hip Argo. from Southampton and Bremsn-C
Henson Mrs kdmsn, w RumPd and family Mr. Ro9op Ms
geus A. Erdmsn LADY, child and servant Mrs Herman aud two
children Brand and child Mr. E.ch Mr.: Rs1 Mrs Loseeu
Mr.. Butler Nelson G. Bailey lad, and csiS W Picr,
Robertson Mrs McGrsth and child, H. C. Cooper Misc NIL
or Rider lady, child and servant Miss Moses. Mr. Royno
s. Herts N. King. r. Powers N. Suavey T. A. Fedano.
A. Bonle lady and two children, Bonger W. Towsend G.
Towsend c. lie Toledo, A. Schepte s. lie Brem, Miss Z.
Cook Mrs Parsons four children and servant Mr. Hugan
Goddard and daughter Miss Hemsten A. Lang, G. Alex
snder.
IN brig Penguin, from Bermgdams. T White, Edwin q.
White. James stone Augustus Hill, Thos. N Cox.
In schr May Queen, from Bey~uda-Dr AW Mesder Ssni
Ingham and Benny Dee Messrs. Doan, Cox Darrell,
Wisbsrd ard wife Crawford. McMulen.
In ship Neg o, leans from Harre-Mr Baker lady and i've
children of England.
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DIE D..

BLAKv-A, No 70 Bank street Thursday Ass g. q ~
ious r.mitrg frver Albert; son Of James aud Ela bA
eyed year.. months snc days
BoyLE-on Thuresy Aus after short but severe ass
Ctne, Boyle IT The S,ta year q q" age ah''e u
CoOLEY-On Friday Aue. 7, Col franklin Cooley ssed
attend La funeral sunday the gh inst ron see nss
d. DunbsTs Church in MeDousA street a. u O'Clock. VIII
out further invitation.
Providence, X l.. papers please copy
CoLE-or wsdne:d.y Avg s. George d. Cole " FIJI"
The inferred in the Cemetery OF the
COLsuRS-Iu w.verley. Hud.on City, N. J., en- Sunday
morning. Aug 2 Mrs Sarah Colbsrn widow 81 Ao-l Go.
burn formerly of 1Jne'borouth h~s In ne va "e'
CHANDLER-Tn Hoboken on Th,r'dsy Aug Of inasnms
ton Of the bowels Edward Ausasus youngest son OF MARIN
c. and CsthsIine Chandler
COLsEY-On THURSDAY, Aug f,eret fever Susan second
dsuabter NJ Geo and Louisa Cosey ased+ years.
TIrsIMoNs.0n Tsusdsy Aas a".;n,T oIs. and IS
day.: N-"' '-' : ~ y '''
GALT-A. Irins.on. y. J.. on wsdne:d.y Aug. Mr..
GODBY-On THURSDAY Aug 6, after q scvsIe Hines Mary
Ellen Sodsy .ssa ,e - $Ssh; o sPa " days
HvssEY-A his residence No. 81 Oliver street on rhnr'day
evening AIS SD y,aI Of his age s's "a, Ha.sy
year. connected with the shipping house Of williams
The the family invited to attend his fnssrd on
Sunday at p IN, from St. Jamess r. Church His re-
VI. be .ls Calvary for p..s
HYDE-On Friday June 49, at Warren Joe Devies Clauy,
III Calvin Hyde, formerly Of Oteso Otsego County N T.,
aged 81 years.
HEBBERD-In Yorkvtle Wednesday. Ass Sarah lfene
dsusb~ Of Robert N and Sarah Hebberd, sses months
spd II days
JACKSON-Yn Brooklyn Wednesday. Ans D Emma eid-
est daughter Of Capt. David Jackson aged ~ years.
JONEs-In Greenpoipt Wednesday Aug B. shena eau
James J. Jones sged year months aud
l9 days
KEILEY-In Brooklyn. fhusday, Aug s, after short
illness. Robert Q. Kelley, aged yesr and months
McCARRoN- On Thursday, Aug at No Confn' court
Brooklyn, 4rne McCCron aged "a years
AcKELVEY-Cn Thursday, Aug after short bnt severe
Illness hr Elizabeth Nc kelvey reict Of Clinton ;Aelvey
ard daughter late George Wilkes e'q OF Monroe "
rsIte County N. Y. aged 81 years and q days
NlEDERhFYER-On Wednesday, Aug Charles joseph
oay son OF Ausu.. and Elizabeth Niedcrmeyer, aged
months and 10 days.
QUACKENBOS-On Friday, Aug Cathsrine Clinton, twi.
dsusher Of George ruJn and Louise Quackenoo' aged
months and - Gays. r,
Tie funeral will take place Sunday Aug att m from
the residence Of her pssents No l2i LIE Roy street TIC
friends OF the family respectfully invited to sttend
STAFF-Op Wsdnesday Ang ser short Illness Of cholera
inspun Jane, Vincent youngest Of John aud Susan
=. staff aged months.
sTEINER-very suddenly Thursdsy Aug Emil Steiner
Of Wnterhur Canton Zurich, Switzerland aged "a years
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LINE-Rocb.nd 10 quiet there have been receipts and
the srkt being bare OF stock in first hands. sales be
made and prices nominal last transactions
75c. for common and 81 10 for lump.
M0LASSES-The activity in Sugar has far failed 20
mpathec action In mosses which continues
ceiv- little attention from the trade; only bear Of
sale Of of Cuba caysd for export Soc in bond show
NAVAL sTORES-spihts Turpentine 10 in moderate re-
quest steady rates bur the demand less active account.
chiefly IL the light stock the ket: sales of $50 bb to
nesotston. rot yet closed the also go bb on
the spct ct &c., cash with small ssles 4ssc Crude Is IN
supply and is firm. Common Rosin also In ien
stock and held firmly at the improvement ;carsoes mere wo
readily s 80 but small parcels from yard continue
to sell at 81 IS $40 the medium and hne grades are qss
but firm Further Gales Of 400 bbs Tar WERE ensssd
day 81 rs tor Washington and 81 "a Tor Thn
but q now held much higher.
OILS-Engish Lnseed continues quiet sales OF LUZ ssn
~ slc., time Interest American larry inquired lor
sales Of 10 Geo Ions 79c Crude Whale 10 gate nfu
Is firm at the advances the extent Ct the transactions at the
Eastward alluded 20 yesterday cannot be dehntsy stated
further sale. Of TO bills have Been effected al 80 gallon
Manufactured Oils in good request at the improvement
OlLCAKEThe demand IL good and the market 10 frmer
Of 10 thick round 81 and us thin obong
Western At fS5ds8 I, tun. City 70 scarce Of SO
PRONISTONS-The demsnc for Pork s moderate but hold
the sales ere 2z5 bills at s4 SeeA35 for Mess. s2l750
sIs 50 for prime, and sa5 1855 for clear Beef i.
buoyant the s.oct Of good Is much reduced and there
2s7 bb sic 6d Y 50 tor repacked Western Mess aud
slsd for Pr Mes. demand and h
Gales Of 20 tea $50 80 and small lot of India Mess st S2
Beef Hams very quiet 1t Is 500 q u.s. Bacon Is very
Meats very and nominal Lard IL 6m but less
tive the arrivals limited and the stock much reduced
sales Of 90 bbs and tee al Isl and kegs Ice Butter
IN !Au demand " se2oc toT 0As. and Ve2s Tot State
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Markets. Reported BY Telegraph.


albany August T. p Flour quiet and receipts hshS
WHAT scarce sales Of 5000 bush Chicago Spring 81
ssost and 90 bush white Csn.ds 81 80 10 arrive Coax
arriving freely shipments for the East contnuelge sales
OF 50 900 bush Western mixed at S5c aost OArssales &c
64 delivered BARLEY-sses of 10000 bush Canals East tot
delivery before September aud bush to arrive on private
terms Shipments yestereay-Oo0OO bush Corn, oo oaso
Wheat 10000 bush. Oats. . ran ,,,
BuFFALs Aug TO D. m-FLouR steady; sales lSo DDS.
AZ sc 5 Sc 81 superfne Ohio S675d 81 p for extra DO
aud Indiana WHEAT dull sales 1000 bush at 29for Chca
90 Spring CoRN-Good shipping demand; sses
s5OO6 bush. at 75c. OATS frmer. WHISKY dull a. sc
FREGHrs-sc. for Corn to Albany and lotc TO Newdofs
LAKE IMPORTS to-day 1000 bbls Flour 5000 bush Wheat
so bush Corn. CAHAL ExPoRrssooo bush Wheat cooo
bush. Corn, mostly 10 tide water. ,, vy,,r 4.
steady sales to-day O0s bush at 81 Chicago spnnsi
al s. for Milwaukee Club. and 50 for white Wisconsin.
FsxcBTs unchanged LAKg IMPORTS osv nnsn
Wheat CANAL EXPORTS todsy-SooO bos Flour aad bosV
Aug 7-CoTroS: Sales Of the week 300 oa.s
the ,tock her. e1hsusted Miiddg Fair Isle. WHEAT mas
declined Red Isl asa So White 81 5'G 81 o. hicE mas
advanced Decreased receipts Of COTTON az al souheru
mort, as compared with the time last year oaies
NOZZLE Aug 7-CorroN-Ssles Of the week 3v baies ana
receipts the receipts to the present time as c9mpsrea
with those Of Last year fall short 1871 coo baes stock, 5000
bales We quote middng at loc. -. -, or, IL. :.
for mdding Sales Of the week 4lo0 and receipts
s0 bales Rec.ps this less than those OF last year
2 M bales Receipts at all Southern ports less than last year.
Prime red WHEAT ST. Is FLsUR very dull Oars stesdy
AZ sac BACON buoysnt; Shoulders 10 Sides i4c SrtR
LING EXCHANGE cent prem. Other articles generally un'
changed.
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FRIDAY, Aug. Up. N.

FRlDAr, aug f-f. NJ
The market for Stocks to-day has been remarkably
buoyant. All besitancy seems lost, and prices rise
with q will. La Crosse has risen IL v cent, with
considerable sales. Michigan Southern has risen to
50, an advance Of 81 y cent The Preferred Stock
was heavy. Erie stock advanced t, Gaena aud Chi
cago !, Milwaukee and Mississippi y cent, and
New.York Central .. Reading and Illinois Central
Stocks wers firm. Cleveland and Toledo declined /.
State Stocks were steady, and Railroad Bonds were Ia
fair deaId at yesterday, quotations. The most active
stocks were Michigan Southern, of which 1000 shares
were sold Erie Of which 8, 500 shares and Reading,
Of which 900 shares were sold.
Foreign Exchange lie dull though rates are firm.
The remittance by the Ariel tomorrow will be very
light. Sterling is quoted at l09i 1924, and Francs
j.17la5.l6l
In Freights We notice engagements to Liverpool of
Cotton al &c. Y bale; 200 tcs Beef at 3D.; 800 bbls.
Rosin at 3D.; 1901 coo Slaves heavy pipe a. 37s Cd.
To London, $50 tuns Measurement Goods at u.s.; 500
tups Oil Cake at I4s. and 500 bbls. at 3d.; $1,000
light Hoeshead Slaves 75s.; $50 bbls. Rosn at %.
y Dbl. A brig TO Busnos Ayres on private terms.
brig from Wilmington to Cardepas With Lumber at
$l2 y II feet A ship from St. Stevens to London
with Deal at Co., brig of 100 tuns to Gonaives and
back for $50. The ship Corinne to Valparaiso
with Lumber at $9
The money receipts were large to-day, being
1924, 25s 49, and payments $e s3l Is leaving bal
ance of 81, 4O4, 3Os 80.
The demand for Money to-day has been active with
q good supply. large time of paper, the 80 day
acceptances of leading house, were taken today at
81 y cert without brokerage, which is decline The
quotations are SAG y cent for first class, and 9alo
for second; GALE for unindorsed notes. Call loans
6d7.
The Citizens Bank has declared dividend Of 4 y
cent, payable the 18th Of August.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend of 8 p cen. payable on demand.
The Erie and NORTH. Ess, Railroad Company has de-
clared dividend Of Y cent payable in Ere Pa;
but for Eemittsuces 70 NeM.YOrk, The Company de-
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

CHURCH RECOGNITION An Ecclesiastical Council
commenced on Thursdsy afternoon in the semirsry
Cbepel at Bergen, for the purpose of formally recog-
riziDg the Fret Baptist Church. recently organized In
Hudson City. Rev. ii. c. Fist of Newark was chosen
Moderator, and Rev. w. r. Parmley Of jersey CITY
oficisted az Clerk. The prayer of recognition was
made by the Rev. Mr.. Parmley and the charge vas
made by the Rev. Mr. Patten Of Hoboken. Rev.
Messrs. Dunbar of New.York, Wilson and Morrill, OF
Newark, and Nose Of Albany also participated in the
exercises. Public service. held in the evening
ard an appropriate discourse delivered by the rev.
DR.. Hodge Of Newark. the Church is represented 10
be in lOuishing condition.
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MARRIED.
CANPIoRo-N

cs x,y.f,, Cbureh b, the Rev Il Drisco L. Mr. J.re-
uish Csmpioro to Mise Angela A. McNulty daughter Of
the late Jno McNulty, esq, all OF this city.
LEHMAN-pAyIFS-On "wednesday Aug S, a. the resi-
depce Of the brdes father by the Rev ~ l.sacs Mr.
H. Lehman Misc Rachel youngest daughter OF John
Davies, esq. all OF this city.
LOvEGROVE-BRYSON-On Thursday mornins Aug s. BY
the Rev. J. Bowling Mr. Henry Loyegraye Of Rockasay
Iona arS Miss Annie j. byson eldest csugnter OF the
late James Bryson, esq, Of this city.
MyER-sPENCER-On Sunday afternoon Aus. e. by the
Rev Richard Horton his residence Ansus:us Mysr 10
Sarah spencer widow Of the late sylvsnas j. Spencer,
both OF this city
PARTEUS-PfNF-ln this city, on Thursday Aug By the
Rev James FLOW d. ID the Rev William Parteus 20 Mlss
Mary younset daughter Of James Pine Kings 'ee.,
Wesfchester County y.
yoEuAus, EDsald, Pspsu please cePy,
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales Of Stocks 1T I's;,aaeIPhia. Ave. Z

Reported by BARKEE BioTHsRs Co.
d-5O0 City &C. cash, 95l 100 do new, 9ot
aoo6 Residing X Ga a. s6i SO N Penn R IS, 5si ;
City 6s 80; 1850 Aneg Co. S. Nv. 81 LOCO Etnira
r. R. Is ist mort ISL $40 Broad Top "a So 900 Penn 80
Esq II Penn. R. 49,; 100 Reading cash, si SEQ do
sci Cam Amboy r. r., $751; b. 99f Ado s93 IS do
bS ys n L. Cas- Is; IS Schuy Nav Prefd 2i 10 Bank
Of Penn lis. -. -,
r. days COT; 2V City Gas g., new. ssh Phadelphia
Bank, 1881 49, 49, ~
do 81 LOO City Gas ss 90 GOO Elmira r. T. =. lat
mort 75i; 100 City S. RR 69I 100 do, 80; 500 n
Peups r. s. 59s Scbuy. Nav g. 49, "a; 10 Morris
Cans. PIefd s2l Penn R. r.. 4ei 10 Camden and Amsoy
X s9f; 100 Reading r r, cash. 6t.
After BoarI-kssding X R, cash, SGT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-08
PbilNdelphia Markets.

BArx-There has another advance. as Iumored on
Ouecitr.n for small sale but the market nearly bare
CsIroN srrp with small sales ct f rates FLOOR uncnsngeo
with sales only few hundred bills at d 0o 70 toc
sound OLD and for fresh ground superhne WITH
more sellers than BUYERS the close RYE FLovs-No sses
held AT Is MEAL 10 aud wanted 81
81 WuEar continues light receipt and moderate demand
ISLES bbs 81 sea- 81 IS for new Red Southern ana
roo White CORN Is not In % sctiye inquiry TO-
day $50 bush Yellow sold at sed9c storeo
and afoa show feature there have been
saes of about hhds Cuba Sugar yesterday and to-day 81
IOc on usual credit Provisions with limited stock 70 ope
nat. on are very buoysnt Mess Pork 10 held ct e2o and
Bacon Hams ere bringing 405 with moderate sass
shoulders I2c and Sides Sailed Hams sell az @l2}c
and lille for Sides WHISKY 10 steady at 39sSoc for hds
nd SOl1Slc. for bbls,