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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-08

Quincy still Ahead.

Quincy still Ahead.
The following premiums
certified and awarded Gurney for the best Photo
graphic productions At the late fair Of the American Inst
tute.
the best full length and life sine photograph finished In
oil on canvass.
A sRorzg
for the full length and life photographs finished
pastel -
for the best photographs finished IN water colors square
a
for plain and retouched photograph.
fo~ cvayon photographs and Hslo'ypes.
Prime p,ctures on exhibition In the gallery.
j. Quincy, Photographic Artist
3se broadway.
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Defiance ssiamandev ssfcss also FIRE and
burglar proof paror safes Specimens exhibition
0's"~' ~'e WV" ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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Prof. AleH. e. Basry's TrcophevUus n the
hest and cheapest article dressing besruying cleansing
curling preserving end restoring he bAs Ladies, uy
Sold everywhere.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth.
CIAw.-0n Saturday, Nov. Z, Rebecca, wife of Lymas
W Clapp, OF daughter.
Troy papers please copy.
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
Nos. Sc and So FULTON street
Between Uoid and Ch1 stresAa
Pine and cheap ovERcoArs
Fine and cheap CLOTH FRngk COATS,
Fine and cheap cashmere BUSINESS COATS,
Rich velvet silk and other NkSTa
Elegant cashmere PANTS,
Black doeskin PANTS,
Ac, &C, Ac., Ac.,
Contained In this extensive establishment
fnurrsr
Not one man In hundred fails to be suited In
rpect for regards price EVANS Haers himself ha
and dces ~ derse not only all other retail cchers bat
thu Wholesale houses Ia the city, hundreds daily
testify and rIccry-r yrecRrs Snow
hlack W
Fine biack cotn sverc ats 10 ~
Beauf al Castor beaver ercosts ......,, is 90
E Ns'nsS p sic' o, vsrssss
Mxed carsnere kersey, Whirlpool Canada
grays lion KIN and other overcoats .......... 500
PaNnet aud other cheap overcosts. ........... %
pi.ck cloth dres froch ................. so
black cloth dress frock .......... 10 %
The finest custom made dress n ~
An immense stoes Of baslnesa 10 10
Black cloth csssiue r. and aoessin pants....... 90
Fancy cashmere psnta. ....................... ~
tsde stripe co 90 ss4.............ssssssssss ~ v
tesstrefe vess........ ~
SIR Dc. .......................... ~ .
NelFet 90 ~
FURN fsHIsG GOODS.
Under garments hosiery shsvls shirs tea gloves sass
RSf&ILsD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
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pisad Hrothers' American Institute 1877
Media awarded for daguerreotypes Pictures half price 2g
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Brsndreth's Theory OF Disease.-Never Er-
blood Blood rs the ME ny shstractns u In painful
occasion the patient csse but remember
the reduction les~ening the power 70 i-e
thus taking natures ionls ron may prove NJ
her from fully repairing the Of Inflammation, aud
convert what might only have been the Sickness q few
days chronic affection OF months and years
BNANpRETWs pills accord with naturenstures remedy
fact when sudden acute or continued pain occur from
auv cause then quick return 10 health must
use Brandreths pills which viii aeon relieve every organ
from undue and those huors whose pre-
sencs often rccsslons such terrible suffering Befere the
world m years Twenty million boxes sold, and the sphere
OF their usefulness extending Principal once, ~ brandreh
building, Canal street. sc a Dor.
The Hats Manufactured by EspenChesd, No.
lis Nassau street srkingiy bear the impress 81 originality
sk There novelty and neatncss IN their eonsruc
ton and AN elegance and style their whole appearance
which makes them The decided favoriies with gentlemen or
taste and fashion Price - 81. Give him a call
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CrastadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The very best Ia the world On sale and the dye privately
Piled n No. O Astor House.
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Holloway's PfllS.-Gcneral Weakness and
debility. the premonions Of vital decay replaced will
vgor activity and heahfui potency In every anc
in the entire system by the restorative regulating and exi
larstng influence OF this demonstrating vegetable prepare
tiOn
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Comm issloncrs or tAewI,l n

The Commissioners Of Health met yesterSry .1son,
The Uty Ball. Preseut, Jonas N Phillips, ESQ, r.
Thompson, n D. Rock we'll and Jedediss Miller, I'D
petit On nom the captain OF rthe bark PstlsudS oA1
Havre, TO be allowed to bring said vessel 70 the upper
Quarantine, VAS referred to oaunitee com poses Of
Massrs Phillips, Miller ard Rock well.
sTNsDosAs AND uGHrRxRMHH.
The Health Ocer presented 70 the Board bs>uk bonds
hch be said he required every stevedore
to execute, With responsible sureses before they were
eowed to NEEDLE with vessels subec; to guarantees He
said he prompted demand this bond Of stove
ADD ghernen OF bis experien With this
ct Of people last year. when he had very great difficulty
to keep them within the hmls Of Quarantine Ho assured
the Board hal thus TAR the now pond had worked vol
hat had endy been Of great protective service; that
several toss ate, edores had app AIRED Quarantine win
gsnEs Of men for purpose IT securing work infected
ce hut they left m they came because the "b ssss
baa net enough confidence In their men TO become sure
les to the bonds that the would be faithful In keep
iDg within hmits while they were discharsng infected
csrgoes.
dems, d such bonds from the etevedores and lighter
men, that during the period when he Health Oiicer
he tel the need Of such restrictions in add ion
penalties If The law that unless some such extra secur
densna(d aud received, the rank and die of
iighiermen Quarantine caonot be made
oyk ana Brooky aud that he sincerely hoped per-
would be permitted to act as rtevedoe or ighternan
Quarantine hereafter without being frnly bound 10 sd
here 70 the Quarantine reSla ions.
d. MILLER coincIf 10 the views expressed by tue Re
sdent Pb He aid that who labor infected
chips amongst poisoned goes all persons
likely to ocpa and t. APP cad pessienual diseases and
hal sbocid be allowed 10 Interfere With Qaaran.
me ts and mix with the popuiace at his pleasure
He sad be view tba, Il difficult TO get men, and
peoally those Who haveTamies, TO shut the nsel up In
Quarantine; that they would not do all without
oeirng extra oonpen atom lbat he knew the Of such
ezra compensation great pecuniary alinii to
sh.io~ners aGd OF cargoes; yet he said he be
hoveo a the protection u the public health would com
pei every rtevedore and gherman 70 give bonds Like
those which had been exhibited to the Board.
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williamsburg City News.

RruApKAHB ACCIDENT CAUskp BY DIVING a most dngu-
lar sccidsnt occurred saturday afternoon lat, 10
young man pamci David John ION, J, who resides with
his Parents az No IL wsshicglon place, in the Eastern
district While babing tho foot Of south Eighth street,
johnson assembled 70 the top Of the bath house aud dove
down d nAncc Of aftes feet Upon risirs 10 the sur
face Of the water wAs obser BY by his brother that
his head remained under water Upon being akeu ont he
Was found helpless, and after being removed home
Or Gilbert Wa called In, and found that Sc complete
" paray red from Tho rms down, and partial disoca
ion OF he sixth crevice verebr with fracture and pres
sure Of the spinal che case ong considered
critical one, aconsua'on was deemed sdvisa Die, and Ora
Mott Macon and Dr. 1sasson, professor OF anatomy were
called In fhcse gentlemen considered the case one Of
the most pecu that under their oosefvs
ton, and most hkely to terminste fssy r.,m the Arms
feeling fhe patient entirely con'cous, ssd converses
usual job about tseny years Of age, and gas
eu,pioyed clerk In the Atlantic Insurance Company Of
New York end N highly esteemed ny AL Who know hi n
He IL very positive that be did rot strike the bottom Of
the bath bat merely went under the surface Of the wafer
FfRx-on Tuesday evening fire occurred In an old
.hapty In North F,h street. Seventh occupied fo'
the manufacture Of composition roofing. This and the adj
joining shany occupied by Patrick Quinn, destroyed
Loss about s2oo During the Ore Engine Companies Nos
and turned their pipes upon each o'ner, and disturb
auce WA likely 10 result when Assistant Captain Bennett
ana officers d. Jacbs, Cochen Thnh and Bell arrest
cd the folio sing nsmsd persons on charge Of dsorderJ
RYAN ana Patrick Maooy The parties gave bonds to ap
pear for examination 70 day.
BURGLARS DIsuuRrxp--About O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, ~ Assistant Captain Hunt was on his rounds, nt
sounded his club South Seventh street AMI Immediately
saer burglars OF the harness shop OF Johr
snen No 90 South Seventh street. AM through 70
cond street They pursued by Captain Hsn until he
los, sight OF them In the vicinity Of Division avenue fhs
thieves d. DO; succeed In getting any plundes Tne en-
trance vas effected through the back door
ARREST on A THKy AT ca,ly hour yesterday morn
mar n
ferry with harness In his pos esion, which had beer
,,clep from Polhems' stable Accused, who gave hi,
name as Lewis Mnt5n, admitted having stolen the proper
w. and vas sent 10 the Penientary By Justice Garry
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Axrspsos On wednesday morning, JAY e, - 10 s2d
year Of her age, AVN AspsHso', wids~ Of Jsns o. An
Her friends and relatives, thcsc q her son. tor An
derson, and the nem5ass OF be Amiy sne4 BApuss
Church, invited 70 s,tend her eacra tsn tsrnosu,
at four och OK from her late re,ds ace 20 IS ID Ninth
street, ByOosiyn without fa p, 9. iIyiALan
rlss aged IS years a,d II mon.As
ne Trends Of tho nmiiy, aSo the rasrfa OF so,oo
,,a INC funeral from ,esdeuoo, thzS n,ro. =,
ss.slork from 2ss thirteenth Sreet
ysSsa. On Wednesday, July r.. Of ,ousura ytou
.a s' fMisa q 6cnbrcney roland. 0'un" Long
His friends ar scquainraces respcct ulv invited IA
attend the funeral 10 morrow nc Naocs. Al a o,oloos
IRON his late residence, Ia Stone street, ,nb,u, farthes
Tor.rn--on wednesday, ,aly "a, x,., RIM. In.
daughter CT Abraham Tachel "a bec. vIorcpilps
aged 10 months and days.
The friends and re'ntivee Of he faD liz and the nsm
bers Of lstnsm Ceapter No o. U ! q, are respectfully
invited 70 attend hoe fonera from e residence Of he,
parents, No 5ek Mulberry GrOeS this Afternoon At
oclocs
iAss-ou Fria,y, June > Jor. Lam, son Of jon.
Is.SS-on Tuesday, Jrne 81, ter q lingering Illness
Joss y LA,,, IN the soth year ofs age
Bia relatives and friends ana hoe on a. brother ID,
sab A. lane rec cectfuy Ticd 70 attend tse fars
rsl, At his l,e residsnss Ne . C.iherire street this
afternoon at O'Clock, without arther notice
ssasssr II Joseph G ana I NY < x.css s ~.a
The rs.ivcs sni ioua, IF the family are Invited to ..
tend funeral hs a'e,se M at tive o'ccck from the
dsusa,er Of Ttemss and Ma y OBrien, sssi moo,hs
The friends " the family a~e re.pcctO ~ 70 a.
tend her fuoern the sf@ ncon two ocock, frem the
| ,ssideuco ef her paresr, $50 Leonard stress
FRssAS~0a Wetsesb y, July a. VI, Owu PusLAs, In
| The 67ih year o. bis ace
me relatives snS rW nd, Of tho family are lnv,soa 4, Al
tend TIE furesa, fft hs nta residence 20 warren
street Bro9kiyB, 70 orrow siteesoon, at O'Clock
Rgss.-On Wedns day, July ", Of crrsunptsoo I.wu~
RYAN aged so ye late OF Noun, Juliet near Tnon.,
| ,swr, oountv KID emmy, Ire ara
HIS funeral VIII iase ssce this afternoon a, c'c,ccs
' la2 I'm street
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BrsrDrr--sTuI1 I'm New Brunswisk, ". j., % Wod =
nesday July "a the Rev Thomas Galautet, suAo n.
PssspcT ESq OF Ne~ York. 70 MISS Sarah T. rrsLsS
sister OF Peter r. sielc Esq. or New YORK.
Cuspunoy-DwsNAS-A Brooklyn, July q, by this
Rev. Dr. OF the Church Of the Holy T-2ity, Az
psrw J. CrnBsRsos Of California 10 MIRA l., dsughio.-
Of the late John Dikemsn, ESQ OF TIE former place.
BrBpARo--NCK ,Y.-On Tuesday, July 81, Il 81 Iuko0
Church, CLIFTON avenue, BY the Rev. W. Dsr, VIZ Il.
HvpssRp ~ ADNstps EizARua, daughter OK Samuel
NJ Mckay, al Of Brooklyn.
RAsssi sR-- GLovu.-On Wednesday, July ~, II ts
Church Of the rrapsngurston by the Rev George Jst
Gcer. JoHs Q. RAnssSss 70 An M PAULINE, daughtor
captain Stephen r. Glover, ell Of this city.
srrrn-snnL- On ednesd1y, July ~ ~ iss 49,
Misc LAvsB daughter Of George sbel, Esq, Al o.
city
Isaac Ferris, In tho Reformed Dutch Church. crS "a
Twenty ninth and Fifth avenue, n sHEpcE.J 50
to Mrs KAN Morrr all OF tins city
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ByEy CATTLE


Tho yards at AIlsrton to-day pretty vel stoked
with beef cattle, notwithstanding there was sEg 90 10
the receipts A. compared with laa week, OF 200
head. As we anticipated last " odnesday, tnore o
Of stale cattle ysrds, which swels the number
sale 70 about 1000 bead The btal number arrived al Al
lerton's this 3,sse tesd nearly the whole Of
which vera offered day ONLY lew having been bought
up Or. vovsly rtng into consideration the safe OF the
weather the past week the quality full good a.
might be expe sd, and viii compare very avoraby with
thai offerings Of ias week At the other yarcs shere
has be NAKED increase the receipts, and prices arr
qaosetiram 80 TO lc per ID lower, while At Ale,'ons
the prices have undergone material change oul cs
tinue 70 range rom ehc. a1ihc., with few scauerns
ssies al 10 bot they wors few and "a boscea Ius
astonosnco not quite "a a,ee as usual wncn Va ~
uculery nstceable dsrpJ The early hours y 'n nv,
xaay butchers purchased two weeks 81 ,py on s nar-
ket day. which may CART sccoun. FOR her non appear
apco nj polls Head Tho nornlng The demand Yves vefy
chi during the earlier part Of lie day. out TOWARDS noon
became little moro hvey-n " lae. csr TSo''
dull day, with ave-afe price on izes Pe' 10
COWS AND CALVES
cs..poe ezceednzy dull, and ssss are made 81 very
re,ce or,ocs az Deirs about the best pr cbAnei cy
roec 70 vs. and lrs premium cows irving tsenty qusrn
re, dsy or more saloon bring more than soSp 800.
VIAL CALVES.
The ssmsnd y very Moderate, the rece,,n heavy, and
u,cr &C nor TO- lover at al The yards Very fsu voas
nov sell for sore thai exc, and only @ are being paid
sHKxr AND LAxss.
The reosps consnce pretty heavy, and s the demand
IL moderate prices are easy. The bost sheep bring from
~ TO &C. and lambs about toe same, while fos o'her quail
ties OILY ron 81 DO 10 81 co is obtained The average
qualiiS ". about as for some weeks pasi
SWINE.
me demand continues active and tire receipts are very
ANAL, only AGO having been sale at Alertous during
the entire week, all OF which brought 7Hc, which Is nc
higher than they brought, lsss week Purchasers do MI
seen 70 feel Inclined q, present TO 90 beyond that figure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-23

Buxt0n's Theatre-The Promenade Concerts.
series Of promenade concerts a Ia Julien ineugu-
rated Tuesday night Barions theatre under very favor
able auspices and bid fair be both pleasant and atrao
tive to the public, well profitable to the manage
ment This establishment is we'll suited for sale du
cert The auditorium large and the saloons and Hobbies
spacious and well ventilated To add to the attraction OF
the house. has been changed into tasteful parterre
The asies and Hobbies decorated with evergreeus and
flowers intcrspersed with ststuary, which have very
cool and refreshing look especially the staoary; wilhelm
the centre OF the rrquete bubbles fountain with reap
water, and what the bills call glacier" oil icc which
consists OF several "chunks" that must have the
tse magnificent OF three and sixpenoe at
least apart from the ice, which "a small bumbug,
the house looks neat, cool, and very pleasant
The band which consists Of forty six pieces s under the
charge Of Joseph No Of the Seventh res neni band and
amorg whom Eben the nust, ID Keller the carienet
player, Molenhaeur, the vont' are well known TO the
me programme comprised several operstc gems, in
cludng inevi able anvil chorus from II frova,sfe
which all concert eivers think necessary to hammer an
audience be successful IL not cJred though the
Instrumentation very nne and the choras fair. Ro.
mlnscenccs from "LEoile iu Nord" loudly cncored
prpeni thai juaily deserved The New YORK pub
lie are beginning appreciate this maserpece OF Mey
erbeer d,cred OF the musical OF the city,
not only did no draw when prod cec a. Academy OF
Muaic but camo being voted boro, although con-
ssins of the most delicious music OF the moiern
opera The fact Is, Audiences have been bewiicned oy
Verdi and the old favortcs begin 10 pail ON The pub
lie appetite In consequence Of tho growing asto for tho
highly sri scd productions Of the composer Of %" Trova
tore" and "fa Travias.p
Tho overures TO "wiIlam Tell, and "obcron" were
given With nne eject and showed nice musical porccp
ton on the part of the leader
Miss BenIend sang several times throughout tho
ing ~itbout exciting any very remarkable urore This
oTias thin, sweet, but weak and uncertain soprano
voice that would be heard TO much better advantage In
smaiier room We learn that tho management nego
iiatng wh Johannsen, who is al present IN Philadelphia
she would prove quito q card ai thcgc concerts.
would DO well for the patrons Of these pevant enter
tanrer,s 10 remember that these promenade
oer,s ha, s expected that the auditors should
Iemsln seated during the entire evening. IL would add
much 10 the sociab lily Of these entertainments II our
teope would rid themselves Of their Formally and st
nefy. Tuesday might II was dsagreeAbly apparent
ssner Carlo JAG BIZ whose faisoo at the Academy OF
Musc last winter does not appear 10 have aoaed his
bion to become prmd tnore appeared at this cs'ab-
ushnneut last NIGHT.
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The Excise Co misstoners.

VISIT OF THE COMMISSIONERS AT THk FIVE POINTS.
Messrs. Holmes ana Haskett-Mr Kerr benR ndlsposed
yesterday visited the Points, tour OF official inspeo
lion, accompanied by ofcer Daon, Of the Sixth ward
police. They entered this ecnct by Franklin street,
passed through Baxter 10 Chatham, back again, through
Park street. and cloeed their wish by call the Rev.
Mr. Pease, at the Missionary. On every hand, with the
exception Of the latter place. they the usual quantity
Of squaior filth, ntempe ance, misery and debaucnery
They had been informed by certain officials that there
places the district which should receive their 70.
vorabe considerations should applications for licences be
They desired to test the OF this nfor
nation, and bence their yist
After having given thorough inspection OF every
place In which liquors sold, nfor questioning the
police officials the character Of the most pro ninent
places, and after having derived much valuable nlorma
ton from Mr. Pease, who appeared thoroughly
with the whole local. y Messrs Holmes and Haskell
formed deteru nation which will be officially announced
the meeting of the Board, not license single
branch Of local government is concerned, looks like
the perfo OF duty and only needs that the police,
Immediately Oh the public promugaou Of this jcst and
proper decision Of the Commissioners, should likewise per-
for their ouy by putting In active force the Law rs they
fpd H.
However much may be Inclined to deprecate the In
trference Of the Legislature with purely municipal mat
terr yc. st this plague spot be cauterised from
the surface Of the CITY ind In the Excise law ct
least, one redee ming feature.
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Dry Goods Au.tien sales.

The Hrs sale Of the of Any moment Of dry goods
came or yesterday, al which sonne s1t packages OF
besched and brown domestic sneeugs the manufacture
Of the Pepper Company olrposed Of The sale at
aced large OF persons In the trade, and the
BIDDING brisk The entire sae did not exceed three
quarters Of hour Tho entire product OF the mills has
betn cold IN Boston end In this MARKET by auction the
sale above noticed comp spg the goods oie,ed In New
York stated al the sale tost half the looms Al
The ms had been stopped, and the remainder were soon
and mills closed Not outstanding this declAra
ion the goods, said sold below the poet oss of
,ha boIa.
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uosrv,or WI,svr moved hss the remaining resolutions
be referred 70 appropriate nmltsee, which was toe
COMMITTEES Oonpty Onces
Supervisor rUcKyR moved 40 u 'endment tnas II %
referred 10 the Com tee or Annxs fases, which was
carried by vote Of 10 to6
After the reference OF few small M the Board ad'
journcd I'LL next Wednesday afternoon.
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One Of cur mutual insurance compscies gives notice
that will make abatement OF one four per cent re
The WEAKLY rate OF premium POLICIES hereafter Issued I,
rrh Oh ROW. ers agents refuse 70 pay any advance
u.rss 10 the crew shipped board NE vessels Insured
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r win be seen bv the above that the gentlemen
on The 81 IAsorgee side msde than twcs she num
Der 81 runs their ppp0nea having wioes yet
&, down iqxham and Wilt boted well the New
York ride .V9e batting Oh The st. Georges eide also
very gcod heF making etms very FIRE hir aud running
up the tcore TO 1eS THO gene Will he unuet this
morning, Corgreve and BTnatt tasipg tle oat.
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nARaIAeKs AND DEATHS


Births.
Mosro.-At Tbompkins lille, S,sien Island, Mr. H E.
koRlso Of boy.
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Prime to CHOICE extras for bskeys' and families uso
were hrm, and psices unchanged. Canadian heavx
and sales confined 70 about 800 400 barrels At prices
within the above range OF quotations. The demand Tor
southern Was slack, and comrron and medium grades
were heavy, while extras unchanged The sales
embraced about 900 ZOE barrels at tho above quotations.
Rye hour WAS quiet al quotations.. Corn meal was un
changed and the demand moderate Wheat inactive for
Old white The supply OF southern the increase
Among The sales OF old about Jos 500 bushels Of
chicago spring at 81 AZ, and white Canadian reported Mt
VI 70 The sales OF Tennessee and southern embrsceo
about 1000 eco bushes, including Georgia new red At
VI VI vi, and southern prime ~he, with rennessee
III " ~ o. Corn.-rhe market was hrmer, with
saes OF about % 900 30 bushels Western mixed At
$50 ssskc 800 and about 10 600 bushels New Orleans
sec $40 southern yelow and white ~ere scarce ana
nominal Rye Vas dull and quin al ~ ~ ~ IL Bt'
ley.--Nat was al 81 so 81 90 Barley was sarce aad
nominal Cat. wore inscttr ard hsayy ~ ssc &c f
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Cricket Match ~ Hob0ken.
me grcas ma oh between the val CLUBS Of this city
commenced yesterday N rrntug at l046. the Nov York
side, winning the toss, took the bat rhe following is
THR SCORE.
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Board OF supsrvisOrs.

ms Board OF Supervisors met yesterday Afternoon, q
sosockn ihe absehce Il ,he Presideat supervisor Blunt
Sn.the ehslr
UoHhuMcArsox FROM The COMPTROLLER, SUBMITTING Tns
AMOUNT 10 III kAsxD FOB Ioo'.
communication VA received from Comptroller Flssg
stating the whole " DO raised by tax for the
year 1857 s7l6to ST. and Furnishing the following
statement Of the purposes for which tho money vas