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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

CERVANTS' CL0THlNG.--0n hand, a
~ fall assortment Of heavy filleA Cloths for mems
wear, also Lihseys and Plaid Domestic for wouen's
wear which will be sold low.
JOHNSON q HARDWOOD,
Oe n No. u Main sirsat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

ClGARS.-Another lot of Reyna or
Queen Regalis brand, which have been giving
sneh unusual satlstaction also, a few thousand oil
the celebrated Cabanas said 10 be the finest richest
Favored Havana Cigar imported. Also, Principe
and other choice brands. now in store for sale by
&c "a JOHNSTON a RR0 nrn.oia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

re-. .s rsv E-CHANGE OF
80 - - H0UR.-on and after Friday, Sept.
18th the Morning Train going North will leave the
Depot at 645, A. NJ, instead Of I, A. NJ.
SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent Transportation.
OFFICE r. F. & P. X. X. COMPANY
Richmond. Sept. %. 1851 &c %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

ERESH STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Il The subscriber has Just opened large assert
ment of DRY GOODS, suitable for the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
All Of which he offers at low prices to cash customers
He respectfully solicits the patronage of his old
friends and the pubic generally.
Notes of the Independent Banks of Virginia and
North Carolina taken at par for Goods.
JN0. l.. SMITHER,
oc Sim 90 Main street
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UEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME mas removed
~ his Office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side and about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. p. continues to treat all
Syphltic and gonorrhCal complaints and having had
much practice in this line latters himself that he
give very general satisfaction call from those in
tCr9Sed is solicited.
DR.. p also makes and vends Of the best restora
tves, Chemical Extract of French Flowers for
stitutiontl weakness, ever offered to the public
DR.. T. may be consulted conidentially by letter or
otherwise Medicines SECURE packed and sent to
der, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. ~, till A. NJ FRANKLIN
eet near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

New YORK. Oct. 30 Flour generally has advanced.
State s. 1903 50, Ohio s5.251560; Southern I'M
changed Wheat quiet sales unimportant. Corr
unch anged sales light. Stocks frmcr; Va. is $40.
BLrINoBs, Oct. 30.-Flour firm: Howard ami Ohio
Sjj0on time. Wheat has IA upward tendency; red
81 2f1l25: white sL30GI.40. Corn-yellow 1901;
" ite 70eL75.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

THE COUGH KILLER will speedily
relieve Coughs, Colds, Group, &c. 1t contains
all the virtues of Wild Cherry and other ell known
remedies, and will be found very hcne cial in pumo
nary complaints. Price Is cts For sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31
III MAIN STREET.

,ARPETs CARPETS We have on
-, hand good ass rtmeTt of Ingram. Three.ply
cheap. johnson q II s pppyWrtng very
W . No. II Main straat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

l. LEGE OF VIRGINIA.-This Iufirmary, connect
ed with the Medical College of Virginia, located in
the city Of Richmond Corner Of Marshall and Gel
Iege streets is open for the reception of Patients
ghout the year. All persons requiring Medical
or Surgical aid, except the insane aud those iabort
under contagious disease are admitted into the Inst
tuition. The accommodations for the sick con
plete
The Patients under the charge Of the Professors
of the College The charges for Board. Medical At
tendance, Nursing and Medicine are for
White Patients ....... ..... As per weak.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

<A4EE3 DUND lINU EA I M, I . II
~E@S dENTLEMEN.-We have Just received a
superior lot of Gents fine French Calf Skin Caters
made to our Order in the most superior style. They
lit beautifully and are the best Caters for that
can be found and Will sell them for 81 80 less than
the French Caters sold for, and we will warrant
them to as long. We have sold great many Of
them and they have been pronounced to be the best
CATER Shoe that they have ever worn. We shall
keep good stock of them hand, and we invite all
in want of a fine CATER that will fit beautifully and
wear well, to call and see them. We shall have
some ef thsn made double soles, for winter; ,
Sc 10 PUTNEH \ WATT.
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r11 ,NfER o. A RdS4h T3R iF.RT
ING To PORTSMOUTH AND NORF0LK.--The
Steamer GLEN COVE, Capt: Jno Davis, viii leave
the wharf at Rockets regularly, MONDAY, WED
NESDAI and FRIDAY mornings, at 81 O'clock
precisely; and the CURTIS PECK. Captain Samuel
Barnes, will leave every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY mornings, at the same hour, for
the above places: and return each alternate days,
touching at all the regular landings each way.
oc II -. o. HASKINS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31

T'HE CHEAPEST GOODS IN RICH
4 M0ND.-Among which you will find Plain, Plaid
Striped and Black Silks from 90 cents and upwards
English and French Merinos from 20 cts and higher
prices; Cashmere, Wooden and Merino Shawls and
Scarfs, at all prices Cloaks. Talmas and Nantes,
from $50 to S35, worth double the money! Fannels
Blankets Meetings and Pillow Case Muslin; Towel
ing and Table Cloths astonishingly low; French
Worked Collars; Cambria and Muslin Bands Linens;
Hosiery, Cassimeres and Satsnets the greatest bar
gains in the city. Let il be the first thing in the
morning TO call at J. STRAUSS No. q Main street,
whs will take all suspended notes at full value for
goods. &C 5-im*
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Tavern and GrOcery Licenses Granted Ia
Brooklyn.

Tavern and GrOrery Licenses Granted ia
The Kings County Board Of Excise met In the Supreme
Court Room of the City Hall yesterdsy-Johu A. wyokon
q, preediDg They proceeded to the consideration Of
sppca ions for tavern and grocery licenses and the fol
lowing were granted during the day. There are only
about two hundred applications before the Board shou xh
there are more than one THOUSAND places within The city
limits where liquor Ia sold
FfrS Wards. 8. Jones. NJ II. Schenck, George
De- rick.
Second Word-Jchn L. Burns, Ann Morris, Charlie.
Wsts.
Thru Ward B. Perkins, W. B. Davis & Co., Philip
Schmidt, u. W. Post.
Fb.r1h Ward-.John 8. Force, H. C. Douglxss Maria
Van kenren Arthur McAvoy, John Spowers-
Fvn Wdrd-Hugh Bell
SiTth Hdrd.-John C4vsnsgh, Patrick Murphy, Thomas
Ke'chum.
SzssshA Wdrd.-Jas. Wilde.
Eighth Ward-Geo. J. Kbber, Michael Bennett, Felix
Duffy
Ninth Word.-Chsrles H. FOLDER, VIM. 5imons,n.
T7ih Wdyd-Jobu Lsbou, L. B. ChHIin.
Eleventh Ward. Patrick Mooney, Edward LangstaH,
John Buckley
Tr~Lfh Wurd-Alfred Ronch
ThIt.e1A Word-Afed Kemp, Samuel Lewis
Hurtessth Wdrd-Wiliam Gleason, Henry Acker.
SerssteenM Wara--J q. Terry, j. Terry.
Ftonash-Btpj Nelson, Henry Virgins, Ann Shoema-
ker
NeS UtrrtM-winsnt E Bennett, Oliver Vincent Rich
ard Slater.
e price of each license Is $50 for either tavern or gro
Gerry
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BoNBr-RrNu.-In New Rochelle, on wednes4aS.
May n, by the Rev Charles y. Lndsley, Mr.. wuuAs q
BosNrr OF this city, IN 40 MARGARET eldest dAughta
Of the late Thomas o. Rumsey. or New Rochelle.
CAnrrxrI- asom On Wednesday. May 10 BY The R0v.
JOS Thompson WILLIAM 7. CAnrBuL 70 Miss JuuA A ".
sBorx all of this city
Cocxw-vAs wrxIB I'm Jersey cry, on rhuvvAsv
evening May a. at the residence of the brides father ~
the Few Dr. Riddle, Mr.. sANrEt NJ CocsMv 10 RAvu ED
e-t daughter ~ Van wnkle, Eq all of Jersey Osy
CoSsmLr-BAsRs On mursdsy, Nay ~, at a. fess~'s
church, by the Rev VIM Quinn, Mr.. JAMES CoSsoSxv
to Mrs sorns BARRE eldest daughter Of Louis P. BArrs
ESQ, all NJ thus city
In NAvARso-Drgus-ou Thursday, May -. By ths
ElLss Annn DrxKss, daughter Of Jonn Dykcrs, M>.,
all ~ this city
Mark church, by Rev. Henry Anthoo, n. D. Hgvxv r
KrsnARrr ~ New Brighton, Staten Island, 70 CArasaw.
T., daughter Of wheaton 8rSdish, OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures thursday, May So, BY -
Rev. IN Nonnssn Mr. IAMR wMrpHoes Mas Mana
I~cE sIAnExs daughter Of tho late Francis salsmbs,
Erq.
Parl pnpcrs please COPY
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Apvo,tion snent OF Assembly District of Kings
County.


The Committee OF the Board Of Supervisors appointed
On make the sppcrcnmsnt Of the Assembly district, s
required by an Of the last legislature, have had The
matter under consideration for some weeks The commit
tc. a. at arss appointed consisted Of Mcssrs Bergen,
nlecolsr and Woodwork. AZ tho last meeting OF the
po.rd Of Supervisors. Messrs Cross and Jerome were
added. The com mteo met on WEDNESDAY ana sewers
plans we've presented The majority OF the comm,uec
have seleccd the following ~ their appornonncn' ano
win probably be adopted
District list, 9th and lHh wards
A2d, Sd ana 5th wards
9-4th and 10th yards.
18th and tlth wards.
b-7th lpsh 18th and 18TH wsrds
6-13th and 1ith WARDS , 49,. .
r-i7th, 18th aud s,b wards, aud the county
sowns consisting OF New Utrecht, Grsvescna, fs'Ous''
Flatiands and New Iots
Another superintendent has been presented @ iohoss'-
Nstict list, I'd and OH wards.
I'D, 9th and 18Th wards
3-4b and 10th warde
d-Th and llth cards
b-lSth, 10th and 10Th warig.
6-lah, 10Th, nth and 18th wnrds.
1-eth and 9th wards, and the county towns
Inc basis o. nis superintendent, far AZ regards pnpn
hton, w n, 900 70 each district The committee will re-
port 90 Tuesday afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

NEW ORLEANS, MAJ Is, 1887.
Cotton unchanged. Sales todsy goo bales Receipts
900 Corn 81. Flour nrm. Pork nrm. lard, In kegs,
leo O,bcr articles generally unchanged.
NEw ORLEANS. May %, 1867.
Cotton market generally unchanged Sales IN day only
600 baa nj lac tor midding Sales &C the sock 1l,75o
pses The receipts this port up to the present time fall
ehort ns compared With those Of last year 500 bacs
The receipts all the southern ports less than those ot
sst year are b24 bales Sugar drm nj III 40. Flour
clossd wah an advancing tendency. Sales at ~ cas-
Al 40 Corn excited-white 81 10; yellow 81 %. Mess
rork s24 so Western hay $50 s33 Coffee quiet Gales
a the week 5000 bas. stock 1872 900 bags prime l0xc
Iic Yreighs sAgnsnt Sterling exchange 10 per cens
premium, and on New York !. y per cent
Oswp,o, May 2o-sP "
Flour dull; sales 81 Canadian at 81 %. Wheat firm;
saes 1900 bushe AZ ~ 60 for Canadian club, ani 70
cr Canadian white anoat Corn unchanged; sales $500
Suabss at psc Canal rceght, TO Now YORK Flour 35c
and wheat lcc. Lake imports today;-A,ooo bushels
wheat and 10 500 bushels corn Canal experuS-5soo
tbs nour 90 600 bushels wheat, 900 do. corn
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800 5oo bbs southern brands we're In Bsst stock 70
ceipts moderate and demand good while the arfcs con
inued hm, vi Gales Of about sooa 500 bos within
with sales OF leo bbIs. hns aud suporsne al " o.
Con- meal wa. irregular, wh small tsies o. Neg
whes-Prme 10 choice c,s continued scsrce AMI nrm.
Tho saes embraced sbau 10000 1900 bushes, Included
n ~hch were booos 5000 Indians winter rod ., 81 81;
soO oAnada CLUB At 81 on. with cargo OF fair red West
ern at the figures Corn was without change ~ mo-
meni ~ quo,aiions Tho Salas emersoed about ~ "ooo
10 81 o. and Western mivcd in store and delivered
81 OK si Or Ry~-Tbe sales embraced about 200
bushe!s al u 20 which ws an advance Oats were I'M
changed.
CoST,x The MARKET quiet, but frn $50 bags Msr~ibo
The fo~sian news visa claimed TO be sstissso-
tory ~ holders and loss favorable by purchasers Tails
asreDc; 10 visms caused sssS 90 nr,e 70
Tsscsrs~ssies were w,hou, change Of moneu. in
ouoaons To Liverpool 100 barla we're engaged Al
IA pev ton 23oo barrels IN British At ga, $50
crccs beef At ls and 200 packages Of roso a. Cd
Gotten ~. rs,s.s a. cT Os@ nms r.e, 70 r,Sy.
were unchanged, while engagements were moderate.
HAT steady a 95c. 81, with moderate sales Tor
Horp were s'caay and Ia fair reques, a. 10. ac- for
common, and 100 lie. for good W prime Es'ern md
poiAsuvs was auic. and rales unimpor,aal
NAVAL STORES Spirits more firmly held, with
sales Of 100 barrels al SIC Sales Of 1000 800 barrels
common rcsin were reported az 81 - 81 20 per $40
be- delivered issde Of ship, and 600 barrels common
strained No 2 sold Of 81 12Jk
Orra-Iinseed was steady with limited sales NJ rpc =
Sic. New Bedford paper, Of the 18th Inst has the fo
lowing regarding the market for the week ending on
that day Sperm continues very qric' with no uans'c-
| tlons. whalc.-rbe market for whale has been very
active since last, opening With coed deuand which
has continued through the week. The transactions incl ie
aales Of 22s2s bbs, principally 70 manuiscareIa as Io
lovs,-20,f7s bbs, Including sx cargoes, and various
Parcels shipped home, 40, at IOc. per gallon Also
cargo Of 900 bbis MT rrlclly prime CSC and o6t
bbs. prime, In two lots at price not hsnspred Anotne
cargo IA in negotiation go TO proes AMI the marke
closes with good feeling between buyers sn1 sellers an
with prospect OF further transactions at quotations.
/ PROVISIONS -pork-The market WA hrmer, with sale
Of 500 600 bbls mess, at as 90 and sorno small 10
fas o. prime sod at sic 30 slo 40. Beef steady
with sales Of about 200 bbs nctinz uness, VI va VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30
The General Asse snhiy OF the Presbyterian
Churcn.

TThe General assembly Of the f'resbYter iaa
CLEVELAND, May %, 1857
RxIH p~s-ArrxRSooS
Te report Of the Comuaee on Education was taken up
xvHSTn pAs--xoRsrSG sssuoy
Row Mr.. Black delegate from ths General synod Of thu
Refo med Presbyterian Church OF North Am RIGA,
present and addressed the assembly He preseatet a.
che basis q correspondence with ths General Assembly
ehoee resolutions which were rejected by his ned when
offered BY the General Assembly Of 1928 He sald tbs
Reformed Presbyterian oh lrch holds communication
with savehoders, anu hoped tina. the would
yea occupy the same gro nd, but Ion 1t with that church
rhs resolutions were referred to the Committee on
The Church Extension Committees report was read and
Qcoepted.
sharp discussion place The synodica records
of hsissippi, between Mr. HcIane u MsstssIppi and
Mr. hclaDe CT New York, Occupying the remainder OF
che sessiou.
Ctxvm.sD. May %, 1857
RvKSH DAv-APTxRNooH sEssIoN.
Mr.. PAnnx, ri reonessee, offered substitute Tor tho
report VI the Com miti~r slavery, as follows
Resolved, That the Constitutional Presbyterian church
Win ma allow any of her preachers 70 tre.ch in slave
end sdnoni,ions ffom the General Assembly.
Mr. PAINTER said with TO know what the Assembly
going " do, embarrassed by continual admonuo On
from the North n II IL the rtentou of tho North say
We will have nothing to 10 with you, was bcst 70 adopt
thls resolution ut once.
approval OF the ood'ca records of Mississippi was also
POSITION, d.
The report OF tho Central American Educational 5ociesy
was read.
The consideration of the report OF the Com nee on u
cation was conciuced ana the report adopted
mo standing committee Educa'on reported is ap-
proval q the Asbmu1 institute.
4.p " Ss ON e. n1 Ss
Freshly tery Of Lexington to fecy iu position sustaining
slAveholders
nGHm pAy-AoRSSo szSNoS
The Committee Church Polly reported 10 favor OF
keeping up ,onjence Nth the Reformed churches
Mr.. CAers substitute for tue report OF ths
on Slavery taken up which called out Mr. Ceand, OF
Kentucky who read document, giving the position Of
cha church South the belief that American slavery s
appointment of God, on the Same fotng with the family
rslauoo-
Mr. scARRnr, OF 81. Louis, sad that he and his ssso
In that paper belonged 10 the Northern side OF
che question.
Pending motion to adopt the substitute the Assembly
adjourned.
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General Walker at New Orleans.

NKw OElxAss, Nay %, 1851.
0euora Walkers friends confidently tina; he Will
go back TO Nicaragua III thirty to sixty days. with plenty
OF mes and means. He and his staff attended by invita-.
xoD, this evening Spsdngs smphtheare The house was
densely crowded. anu when General Walker appeared
house and chcer.d him enthusiastically, tho
bands playing the national airs,
Gen walker will address public meeting here To- nor.
COW hight On "Nentrsi Ground"
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The Election In virsi MIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Nay -, 1887.
The entire democratic ticket about 10 ahead In sns
city, and viii probably gain i've Assembly IN inc cry
and county. ,.
Milson's majority Tor Congress here IL SIS
ALKxASDaIA, Va, Nay -, 1857
Snow den's (American, for C0usress) majority In the
Gown and county aS2
FRKDRmcEsBUR0, Va Nay 20, 1857.
snowdea's majority IN tho Town and county 81
te WASHINGTON, May 20, 1867.
Messrs Smith snd Faulkner, democrats, undoub. ,dy
rreeleeteA 70 Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

Closing oy TEE R~oclAK rHsAruoAI BsAsoS The regu-
ar season ii the Broadway sAessre oosss this evening
ne seAscn II laura Keees's cAeses On Monday merit
Burson,s and walAck's on today week. The three
theatres last named will be Immediately re opcued for
summer season We believe that Of the managers
bs e made a,ge fortunes the present year The opera
troupe uader Marc,sek, will give sd Tt season at Bur
tons during the coming month
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Gov Gardner N day vetoed the resolutions passed by
che sg anre, FOR the roe OF the settlers In Kansas be-
cause his juds ment they contravene the provisions OF
che cCu ttiou OF Massahusets, and hc believing them
tnexp~deocy The House attempted Tn pass to-day the
aid resolutions the Governors veto, bat fall
ed W do for want OF two third vote. Tho vote stood
Ia yeas 10 13s nays.
heavy thunder shower Of short duration passed over
Che city early this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

frsveass ~til ih,asiore, have TO pruo,si
rcsses their lssspor,s he not In pro.@r form vis
~ Austria canned h. obtained Of the Austrian legation
IN Frankfort upiess the passport bias be-u already
Etaed by the Austrian Minister In Washington London
~ Pans. unless onay, through courtesy when
has the r of Minister abroad. The Austrian
Legation takes notice Of commercial consular
contract made to-day with thu Richmond. IRE
dsrscksburg and Potomac Railroad and sesmboAi Con
Ray, for carrying the mails between Washington and
Richuend twice . day, commencing on Monday next
Onsal Jenkins discharged this afternoon under
r Il hAbeas corpus, the Court stating thss from docu
from Department exhibited his behalf
no criminal intent apparent
Tho news by telegraph that New Granada had coded
che Islands In the bay of Panama not credited In off,
casi quarters, nor WAS such resuk apprehended.
Mr. Capsu, author OF the "Hstory OF Democracy" was
day appointed by President Postmaster OF Boston
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The New YORK Weekly Herald.
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA SRWB FROM KUROPa,
CALIFORNIA, NEW GRANADA, THE SOUTH PACIFIC,
SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO, CUBA,
WET INDIES, HTo-AEPAIKs IN WARRINGTON, sr0.
The WEAKLY HERALD viii b. published eleven O'Clock
this morning Among s contents WITH be found full details
The lsie important intelligence from Nicaragua;
Europe California New Granada the Pacific South and
Central America, the Sandwich Islands, MeEco Cuba st.
Domingo the West indies, Ac the Newburg Mystery; An
other Startling Tragedy; Causes Of the Desu.on Mchi
State Of the Crops Obituary Notices; Latest News by
Telegraph Editorials various subeSts Affairs In Washing.
tn; Financial, Commercial Religious. theatrical Political
sporting .nd Maritime inesencr together With variety Of
'ncHi and miscellaneous Single oOptUa.
ready mailing bad s the Price oens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

e, ''usny mes eod SIS 80 sY 50 FOR csed ~es.
- PINE mes ws q ics Q, 90 a esi; saiss oT 20,
., 'eS"''sa, ~ " itscoa vss scsvcs sai
81 ~ ,s ~ 1Sfe Cut meats we're firm with ssIas
~, 100 ehds at go axc. for shouldcrs and lone .
son pr mans LARD wss less buoysnt with Of 100
a. m hhA ati4kc 1870 Butter was IN ruod suuxy
10 70 fr, requ,si al lsc. 23a fer Ohio and n 2Or
% ,o' s,s'e rhs~a-e ranged n ON ac ali
I Az s6Rc ~' :.
s,d~Hr we're quiet. snd the market unsettled Hosderr
m ONT 'r 'ne ,n pvtseS previously csrent whiie buy
en- were no. "ao(~ed IA enter the market without some
relaxation oo the part Z sellers The latter Aeemed %
leoh IT, ~e'd With mwh confidence 70 the future We
Change ~ nomeu' IN quotations
s.lnA The market tor Frsos brandies Is tn an cxss-
"uhsty cosdNin The cosDnuod rse IN markets OF
o, @ ~hnh are getting quite bare Of all .hs dnsv
sore mas innnced al advance here This rse Ia. how,
49, n% a. great az vas expeced on the recs 1t OF tho
new on the advance In France me general expectations
on "wer Prices after The Of July when the duties will
reduced seventy per cent, dealers from taking
9uIu purchases as are made principally by I'm
porers whose means information lead the n 10 believe
'hat, spite 81 the reduction OF du-s brandie viii rule IL
most az high after the LIT OF Jul A. at present rbis
opinion based principally the thai ii Cognaa AMI
DoTd' aux the advance, sIuoe ts lat vintage L. quite ooe
hundred cent and the very cct yea,ha- q, Is,e.t
dstes the rep"ted fo diseased stat. OF ths vinc,
joined 10 the demand for England and Ans,raa viii p,s
vent any 'sN IN tsrce II IL even ex-et thai prices
there will go much higher.
ToIsACfO.-Sales continue light without alienation In
prc.s The Gales embraced 80 hhds Kentucky al II 70
l22 bales Havana III So nc. Zoe. 81 do Yara 90 do
Cuba a. 23c 2oc IN ceroons tiiroo CArmin for
port,pt
proved demand from manufacturers who, however, by
only sufficient for their presant The stock Of feeco
and pulled has been considerably reduced yet holders
smewh hat anxious 10 effect salss, &C.
To- r H. less than would have been taken Two mouths
wHAIKaoNE "A New Bedford paper, OF the 9TH lust, has
the following review Of price, for the wok cang that
cay:Whal bone In good demand and arfivo rhs
transactions the past ipclse sales o ZIG lbs VI
various Qualities. al prices follows lie co. liza. Ohok
vi BIC g. tCO do do n, BIC 10 coo do do s6 10
a,ooo do do at SIC 70 OOc DO at soc ~ 200 do do
lao lba eyUuIl a .bots AT
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Suicide OF John Plumb.

NAY TboT.
John Plumb the original protector of the railrcas TO tho
Pacific committed suicide hs morning. n the residence
of his brother In this city, while Aborng under Of Of
insanity.
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CITY COMMERCIAL l,EPurr.

FMDAf, May ~ T. NJ
T1sc.
BRgADsruTTs -Four-The foreign bad a dcprces
Ing Influence on the lover grades Of four s,d biyer
claimed concession OF about 10 cents rer bb which
not conceded by Sellers and tho market closed In rather
upse tied safe The sales embraced about coo 900
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DEATH Of an Editor.

NAV UhIAAA5 Hay ~, 1907.
M joseph Brennan, II the Tunes died yesterday.
His funeral took place to-day aud largely attended
e tho conpa 'ot Of John Mitchell and rhoma, Fran
cs Neagher
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BcrTAto, May ~ 1897.
janice Getty, who has been trial here for the past
four days for tho murder Of Daniel Albert Hamburg
acquitted yesterday afternoon on the ground Of In
Qanlty.