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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17
MIR. Henry Shaw, of St. Louis, is engaged

Mr.. Henry Shaw, of St. Louis, is engaged
in laying out and constructing an immense
arbortum and garden on the plan OF the
celebrated Jardin des Plantes, which be IN
tends as gift to the city of St. Louis, though
the entire country is free to enjoy its bene-
fits. His design seems to be, not only 70
make it a most complete collection OF all
known trees, plants, and shrubs, but to 10
clude in its objects full course OF instruction
in all m alters relating to agriculture, 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

A correspondent Of the London Builder
thinks that the following instances come as
near perpetual motion as any cue can desire:
In the rotundo of the Woolwich Barracks
there is. he says, clock moved by machine.
ry which has been going for more than forty
years. He further states that be knows q
gentleman who has had watch in his pos.
session for more than thirty years, hermeti,
cally sealed, which there is no meaus OF wind
ing, that tells tue day Of the week, the hours,
minutes, seconds, months, and, be believes,
years, and how far you walk in the day. 1t
cost about two thousand dollars, and was
made BY French artist in Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

Advices from Salt Lake City to July loth
report that the Mormons are returning there
being assured of not being molested. They
are described on oil hands as destitute and
poverty-stricken people. Wome were traV'
cling barefooted and the men were almost
without garments. Every thing witnessed
goes to confirm the fact that the accounts by
the Mormons of their power and ability to
contend with the Uoitod States troops were
the most idle and ridiculous boasts, meant TO
deter the President from sending an armed
force into that country. The correspondent
of the New York Times confirms these state
ment of the miserable condi ton Of the peo-
pie, and adds some startling in stances Of the
tyranny of Brigham Young, " no is yet, to all
practical purposes, Governor of Uath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

Harper's Magzine for September, being
issued on the 18th of August, it is presumed
that the October number will be published
on the lst of September. After while We
shall have the numbers gear in adrance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

1t appears that an agent of the Treasury
Department recently visited the Baltimore
Custom.house, examined the forces there EN-
ployed, and recon- mended q reduction. The
Collector has sinoe received instructions from
the Department that, unless sufficient cause
to the contrary be furnished, VIM. R. Nelson,
hospital clerk, Chapman B. Brscoe, coastipg
clerk, Philip +. Thomas. jr., statistical clerk,
Brice II. Hobbs, public store clerk, John
G. Gatchel, Henderson's bonded warehouse
clerk, and Thomas S. Austin assistant mea.
surer, be dismissed and their Offices abolished
The dismissal Of one messenger, ten night
watebmen, and two boatmen is also ordered
The removals will not be made before the
first Of next month. So says the Washington
Star
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

Leonard Scott & Co., New York, have re-
published the July number of the Edinburg
Review. 1t contains articles on Hugh Mil
Ter, Napoleon, Physical Science, CanniDg's
Literary Remains, Beranger, &c., &c,--all
interesting. Robt. Bell, agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

We have important intelligence from Next
90, BY Matamoras dates to 10Th ult. Duran
70 had fallen into the hands Of the forces
under the Governor of chihuahua. Several
other important places had also been cap
tured BY the liberals. At San Luis Potos
Col. Zaloaga had banisbed the bishop of the
diocese and thirty priests for epdeavoring tc
prevent bis entrance into that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

The recent events in Kansas 60 to confirm
the entire accuracy of the statements made
by Gov. Walker and Mr.. Stanton, In relation
to the views and feelings of the great major
ity Of the people in that territory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

We have interesting intelligence from
Washington Territory. The Indians were
combining to prevent the passage OF our
troops through their country. and the con
struction Of the military road from Fort W al
ls-Walla to Fort Benton. Very fattering
accounts are given as to the extent aud rich
moss Of the recently discovered gold mines.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

Hon. Jesse G. Shepherd, of Fayetteville,
and Hon Robert r. Heath, Of Edenton, have
been appointed Judges Of the Superior Courts
of Law and Equity in North Carolina, vice
judges Ellis and Pearson resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

Friday was the G4th anniversary of the es'
tablishment Of the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Herald. This valuable journal was estab-
lished 10 1874, and has been for tho last half
csnturv an institution of Norfolk. 1t is a
remarkable fact that since its commencement
only three names have been connected with
il, those of Willett, O'Connor, and Broughton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

The Charlottesville Advocate says:-"lt
invariably rains, in this section, on the l2th
dsy of August. The experience of many
years has proved the truth of the remark
So says one of our oldest citizens. On the
18th, yesterday, long dry spell was ended
by slight rain towards the Blue Ridge and
in our immediate vicinity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

Two wills have just been recorded in Phil
adelphia. The first one: 81 will and be-
quoath all money or effects owned by me to
- or his heirs" The other is still more
brief, and reads thus: 81 will every thing to
my wife absolutely" These wills, though
brief, are just as effective as il whole quires
of paper had been written over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17
NJ ARWIED.

At Lecomptou, Kansas, August 4, by the Rev.
c. NJ. Galloway, Major I. w. SHERMAN, Of
the L. s. Artillery, TO Miss MARY H, daush.
ter OF the Hon. Wilson Shannon, Ex-Governor
OF Kansas, and formerly OF Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

The National Intelligencer hopes that
Congress, will hereafter, unhesitatiugly re-
iect all applications for admission into the
Union, when made by territories of insult.
cient populetion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

The President returned to Washington on
Saturday evening last, from his brief visit to
Bedford Springs. in good health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

NOTICE-The undersigned having been ap-
~ pointed Receiver in the suit OF Charles
NJ Castleman vs. James A. English, takes this
method OF informing all persons indebted to
English Il Castleman, and English, Castleman
Il Co, OF the necessity for speedy settlement
OF the business OF said firms, and OF requesting
those Indebted to them to make immediate pay
ment ?. c. CLAuGHTON,
aug l7-eolm Receiver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17
~ SIMMONDS, SOLE PROPRIETOR AND
IT. MANUFACTURER OF PURE OHIO

A Slhh'ANbCi C'LL 4 IVA isih Wv AFb
IT. MANUFACTURER OF PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY-This Brandy has been
manufactured for several years from the PuRs
JUICE OF the CATAwBA GRAPE, thus afordlng adj
dltona evidence OF the progress OF American
enterprise and industry, and OF our ability to pro
duce articles al home equal to those made by
any other nation.
The Ohio Catawba Brandy not only equals
but excels the best Imported Brandes in purity
and flavor 1t is in fact the best Brandy known
This statement Is fully corroborated by the GER
tihcates of our most distinguished analytical
chemists.
The want of pure Brandy has long been felt
in this country, and the introduction OF an art-
Gle of snch quality as TO supercede the sale and
use OF those vile compounds hitherto sold under
the name OF Brandy, can only be regarded a
great public good The Catawba Brandy pos
spssess all the good qualities claimed for the best
Imported Liquors, ard is OF perfect purity and
superior flavor, and sovereign and sure remedy
for Dyspepsia, FIatulency, Cramp Cholic, Lam
gour. Low Spirits, General Debility &c. No
family should be without it. Retail price, Sl.25
per bottle.
Mr. w. A. HART is the sole agent for Alex.
andria. By calling upon the agent The public
will be supplied with small bottle gratutousIy
Dealers and customers will please forward
their orders aug l7-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

VALUABLE PRINCE WILLIAM LAND
Y FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers at
private sale, portion OF the farm called q" STUD
LY,'' of which Jacob Weaver died seized and
possessed, situated and lying in the county OF
Prince William, on the waters OF Chappewam.
sick Creek, containing about THREE HUN
DRED AND SIXTY ACRES OF good arabic
and timber land susceptible of the highest de.
gree OF improvement, and very desirable Tor
agricultural purposes, with ready market Tor
the fine TIM Der with which it abounds. The said
farm is well supplied with streams and springs
of water of the best description. There are TO
buildings on the premises, and as the farm has
not been cultivated for several years II will Re.
qure some clearing. The neighborhood is
good one and the climste healthy
TERMS will be made easy, and reasonable time
given for the payment OF the purchase money
Persons desiring 70 invest money in land will do
well 10 call and give this an examination. Any
one wishing to be further informed will address
DOUGLASS TYLER,
aug l7-eo2m Warrenton FauGUler CO, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

DAINTS AND OILS-We nave just receiv.
ed large assortment of Paints consisting
Of all the different colors both dry and in Oil;
also. raw ana boiled Linseed Oil, Lewis Pure
White Lead, and every article required in the
Paint line, which We are prepared 10 sell low
for cash or to punctual customers
aug 10 H COOK & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

DOAT FOUND-Was taken adrift in the
ID Potomac River opposite the island Farm,
about the lst OF July, K EEL BOTTOM
30 AT, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges
CHARLES McQUINN,
aug l4-3t' Washington K Alex'a Turnpike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

GOAL EXPECTED-By the Schr. John h.
" Jones, a superior article Of RED ASH
EGG COAL, and WHITE ASH BROKEN,
which will be delivered from the vessel at the
present low prices, and those in want will do
we'll to send in their orders, as large part is
engaged. lang l6l WISE 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLI BY
EDGA SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
Advices from Salt Lake City to July 10th

TUESDAY MORNING, ADJUST IT, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

4 LADY desires to obtain situation as Go.
II verness, in family in Virginia. She is
fully competent 10 teach the usual branches of
an English education, with Latin and French.
Address, stating salary, E., care Postmaster,
Berryville, Clarke county, Va. aug 5-eo2w'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-17

III A o. .
NILES WEST or ALExASDRIA-Rev. JOhN i. d.
CURE, RECTog.-The next session Of To- .
stitution will commence on H'dHt'4a; '-'
day Of September. The studies embrace .
course OF Ancient and Modern LarZ1'7"
Natural Sciences, MathematIcs, hns.s@. -
Drawing, &c. ....
TERxs.-B25O per session. PayeS,. 10.
bly,, semi.annually, in advance. TIh . = ..-
commencement of the session, AMI s'|' w.
second Wednesday in February. ...
This charge includes Board, IuI'i0" %. -.
regular course, and Modern Language
Fuel, Washing, MendIng &c.-e'si! , .-.- s
short, except Books, Stationery. @1' Wv
and what is furnished to the pup.
Music and Drawing are extra chS'. az
Pamphlets, containing a iul. ac'oID, p,
School will be sent 20 those "ho ''t',
Applications for entrance or Tor i'''"'
nation, addressed 10 the Rector Tar.
Post Office, Theological Seminary
County, Virginia.
-REFERgScEs-
Ri. Rev. William Meade D. u
Rt. Rev. John johns, ID. ".
The Clergy OF the Diocese. ,ynu
The Professors OF the University VI 10y
jy 24-eotSeps .,.r
A LEXANDRIA ECLhCl II - Paw
~ J. PEDE MARSHALL, 4. d. !, ,
pAL.-The duties OF this Acadsm' w.
sumed on Wednesday, the 9TH 9t &p''n w., l.,..
The School will be divided mo wv
ments-Preparatory and Academ'c. rrs,
The Course of Study, embfacLhs =. 1
Mathematics, Natural ScIencrs' n ...-,er
Modern Languages, is fully PTeP'i@.o,' Il +,
class of college or the every day du''' F,,rs
TERMS Preparatory = per 7'
S32 per year, payable quarterly, ,,o,s,,,.
Academic, $40 per quarter, or .. &c - r.
payable quarterly. Modern Lang. .'',,r
A small charg. is made for s'G y1.
GLIDING Paper, Pens, &c, and io t,j y. MI,
A pupil to be received and te'a'I ;.-,. ~
of good moral character, and ''u4'''
Only limited number admitted
aug l4--eotd -----..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Mnrkcts-Reror.ea bS TtlsgrarA,

NE~ ~OsLE.ss June ~ The Of Corrox =, IA, v,,.
leo tsess HIS kT uddns the narsst q s.Es a Al
vsnens i-nespcy he s.s - the & three days % 20 N oe
h-E. adtse Teesir,s Of hs tiio 80 al rAs r..v.
r0r' le2 bse. sb~sf of go. sy..s
busyAnt e.4-,c. Priras rrhB;-S hoLAsSss ne Hn,
cal, s.lrIfus - sA ENGNsE ~ LO3Aa los l,sss
fgiIGHTs-Cot.or % Liverpool 4.
MoEILr Js-r - The sas' Ct IorroS 20 ssy A.s
So 'r Aled tie msrs-t co-igs dan S-. .as A-
dave I 20 ba-s 'ecsips Il ,sus TN. 30 oals..
CHaRLEsToN June SsrA~ s-ss OF SOrros today s-re ecs
Be &C. A. m 'hApx~t prices
BAtrivoss Jane 81 ~ qae.; sle, of H-wvs .,,<
sud Ohio 81 WHEAT or Aoa unrhs,s-d Coss ,.e.i,
" hi.r ~ Yellow 74915c. WhisAY izl ., 2i9.s. r.s
VISIONS inl aud M han ed
Pun ADJ f.ii June SF;OtR IL ex.rrusly sais, W. Ia
WHE.r a. lCGsl IS Rtd SIC : t5 'osS u .c,r.- ,sd
wanted scarce and advanced - 22aaSc PS0vss,,
urck sed
ALssvY June 81 p m-riorR eAser hr isssri,' bss l..
ncy hn. s,es 2Vto bois a. IS T5gS D.
c.r NOR sNIs Oao; naodrTae cemAnd r p'u~. Wgs.r
Csn.cAp i. h'nsT rates Plme COsN tscr sod ted n
7ec; spe qust Of unsouno The mSbe ea. GasAses
NmsEy. -
OswrGo. Jrre s. p w.-vLoUs rrehAasei wHxrla,
quo'aions CoRS quiet o,Ts 'ssdy q eD bass M
a;4A FEtiGHrs dull ~ ~, e. - All waea. =; IT, %
Nas No Z. LAKE, INposrs. 3ico pgsh Nb-sl tco GA
Com 2SO lsb os.. Sesi bu.h Rye CANA ENPosrs sesc
bhs. Fou $500 bnah Whs.s 900 ousa Coru, Stoo eSA.
RtrfALo jour 50 o m FioV doll. sales 80 hA n
sS75G coma 'hoice sup~upe Canada .od W-oln-
SIN sIi2 r l..o and Wise ,nIla; 81 Is9si .
for Oho sitoa 81 s. sr Ionbe sx'nI WHEAT V~-;
ssss bus, st 767l fr Cbt'ato sprios sc
10. ClUb CoRN oal sas OArs soo9 d-msad for tss
Fss: 81 ,hs spot; ed a. arrive RYE
.scs 10. hlsh je WEisKN h,Gsr; sales ~ bhs Tf.-
FRy6UTS du o lec 90 " b. and SC flour 20 Ne~ io L.
Lake nPoRrs N .hc - hous eaeiuss ro-nNo bss Fiour
So COZ hush NVt-a 90 OD Gog IS 80 bash Ou's C
kaFosrs-6 vo0 bbs fo0E. 5eo eash Whrs1, 500 ea.n
Com $500 bS,n. oa's
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-voRK...........J
Cleared.

s4ansbiI iIs-Thonss Swanr R,pssy Baltimore, w. B. Crass-
well Co Rosrose, SINNER Norfolk H. Laslzm, isaba Tut.
tie ChaIlest n, SroA9rd nes.oo Co.. dy Of Satin
Lsicn LwrPoci J. O. Dae, saxouia (lIun Eesr', Han
lurg, Kun asd \ Co
sbip--Ps Ham. GaV~ton, Hennlogs Mailer Gc~
lus. Dewitt C.ltou, Funk, lv.rpt II l.. Rich Co. ".
Pstteu lrrker A, .~rrp Schlna, 4 Co YORKSHIRE,
Bryant, Lverpo C. II Marshall Co. Eagle Wius worb.
SaI fnrrioo Sutton n "a.
Bsrs.-Cay.llo Washington GsIvss'sn " Brewer Co
B9ek. suopds, CITY POin,, K y. Bsck Co Jsseph Fa
Phi2 Caro-. ns. hoIn Kathleen (Br J. Dytnsdac h,f,x
Jas. Am,n, Erz,h.tts. Torici Pssrmo Nc, Ch.mbedn,
Pkslps Co.; Manis (sic J, S.riius Gsuos PsatoatA
BHrr-P Wprtier Lewis 5sp Juan. Me, Onrand, Ara.
lie Day AspinwsL Panama RaiF.4d Co. Berry Klsn.
Nucy.. WAlsr Carver Chase; Ann Tyler, Wsyal bAHsr
r. T. Buck To- J. Means Wells. Msprxnils Tho nps,n n
Hunt r; Fxscldvs E'ddsr Bsnso', " .. Pnl,oJTs.
s.b oDsrs-, ). Nst.ou, Hobbns H-wbern, Smith Co.
Am BELLE Naitr Boston; A. hickersuDi o. SAinBsr, ChAo-
hu vs. udss Gagsr; " Iluntlsy. tia nrloUo. Bort
more .-rul Abbott. Ce.sis Hoses sirns Leo }. w.
v.I a Co. Ssndfoio Clapp ~ Thom.s. Honbe ihos.
Co; New Y,w-Yors 0oodseh boston. D.yt"p s9osoei )
Ocean Wave Warren Washing On. Teisir 4 Horn.
s,,smeI-Bost,I, Sslew Phisdephis, r. PeIkins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
r,,E GREAT CATTLE MARkETs

OF SEW-YORk BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA AND Al
BAEY- RgrOtTED WEEKLY EXPNEssLY Fos re- sEW.
YosE rRIBUkI-with f1 p~rtaIars 0f Reo-ips - and
Pn-es BEgvss MIX Cows, VEAL CALVES. SWINE sHrtP
ard LANES NEW YoTy made ofs psr.BA ob-e-vs'ton
by soLoy ROBINSON WEDNESDAY, EvESIys ('5e sreat
11usiv " fer THE NgwfosK TRsrSr ard
printed rpiDaY NopSIse IN the sEsI WEgsLT.
bFElEs IN New Yors T-oy sold BY Cattle Br hers. On
.ourson much head, thy .Ensie ihe weight u
a,.Ai the qUa-T, viii ske the s-ked al the Sss
ocs = ID - bullock viii dress cSt s, oc e 70,
$50 Al ss.cn; The prce quoted Y ior hye qaAL:sT.L
the hide and s iDcnc-d w The esiIrAed weisnt The
arb.r Ieportsd r III. cy n 1857 was a sJ OF hese eoF
s!e .od Wst3ssiay mNkets (NashiEso1 Drove
Yszds Fory fourth Ge ns for sech market 24 and
rsry rom -6S ~ u,n hfrert dsvs The 'cts Dnihef
1855 1851 and the .. msTss "edrcsAy
asa
CALvEs g. fr val spId By tte pound I've wsisI,
ka.y very Al sold Il yfsce PEI bead
MILK COW GENERALLY According 10 the pfce or oeL
Mai dssvs 'sf from the ds-s aud rA
room fr Po,F -eD aysr-ze Tor f2sHte
u,ism oues asa s4S soJ sJf@ to extra hne co~
S7o6$lna TIE nursbr sft =. SO ite cew nier
cs.nt reDersly reserves th- csh.
sHHEP AND LAAbS .ol osty By b'oaefs a, 20 aIr
.Ar lead rsngils tum i?G se stock .nd 47osR
ft e1:ra L. ls57 sold ~. 10 ia te aor
Eef ussb bbl lS9.
SWINE ar received c,ly Is abroad 49,, cod s. Aisrton,
Yory yourS street. r'urs Thirty ssVeato 'tf .nd fnl
River seb-as BY the pound hve w. Gnt ne haneei 10
ported u 1857 SO sSi The soss fref Irta iro - Sc
poe tbs ssBsray var 7, The pnaoeI 10
osived In 1856 B5 3i.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01


NAVAL sTOREsSpi- Tarpcutire j. Gnn a: The inpr've
neit b-t 'e oeusud j. les ans:ed ~ l- adv -
rr,t nj Ds holdsIs Of IN t5s rn-cbqt-
So. AID tAta % fsv ne bra d. f-,
al ch the arset 'ios ho f lsrce Y1ipf
CrJOr jss cut t7o Jck {, sh-
Inn az IS = 2 - ii = 80 n. Common Ro.n coainu-s
sr,ico al s ,ued 81 - = IL o., ps.c.i 8c
bite StrsineG i u a. bel. a. - b't ~
=. uuius,ec ltt usk.t he
nus hiUg the price Tuhng fJ c,mon
dtlIn Ia ~ 7!y sut WIN Dduste ceLaSHd
lriees h.,y pie Ni- has b~I iu batter l-f far
h.r 40 sbs. '. effected -
a. - 900 n. Ter 70 st-ds q s-,-sre r-qus- sales 81
y, Nm IL ! ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Ps..ruxrrs Arrived

=, ,,,a,.,,, Rora,,ia froag Hambgrg-l c kTuse, 4
H.ere Whine nab.u, Jul, wnrysob, Ant, EsaA..
Jv,,rb Hs'.ie aIa Tncwi1 pariEw,L Eml Sirmsnn, A.
r. s,cr " T ke D. or sbolr T y. Borot A. Botait !.
ana ina R.sobers O. KO lsr, loe.s sqd ca, Bsr.sa
H. C.Ihe and Sisah n. CAosasd. NJ rh'ss aud 30 IN
The ~ cshin aud sieeIsge. :,
Nrs Baton u 4, rspd Ms Lastrno, AnSie hawesson,
H., NJ n Regsn .hip's suseop.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01
Dtsn.ssr.. DC.

az ttt fs.. ca n. .,-4 ases sohs. fiorldA Lest
wt.rea rt,.Vsi tvs CArysfort Ref AID " esnx
Nskihrnss .a iUa a,i bs had gOre of ~ p.fp
~ ..s~,tps go ~ {, JAY ass, ~
pssS Ne, pss Bah aaa csysfort Ref Isbouss WI esa
sPl.y Amsgsu fas fron sst above sbe nsfI tfol sD
''r obylse tb mlstatias of sss nssASS<s
olr coat Coz shs, % The Bahama de. . -,
The ln.sd Ssfos seam ss-s 6.eash bearing me of,S.
Dtsrt Coo n oofe A. p LAysst,e, arrived W ror sLo1
the lstA inst from Jamaica she touched % Havana On
vol
The Uuit.d src'ic. Llsut Conmiodns h1
ssu~ came shortly sss toe ~sbsh. hen Havana a. Ns
Th. s..n.r vs. 4ih- 'r) Yr ffgm $40. 5cspr
y..rLsy .cL.-S Sss D. fnS tSe toie1 ssSss
rSSnss Jskue, Hs1 Csau0sSaAS 4 J. j. O@g, y 1Ds0A
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

NC.w.th,iandng, - vii ~ seen by our tab's % re-
cep's the number q baliocka is 50 puch b'oF tls
mlber Of ia week, ana hat our qu0,a,h 10 are n)t
enough ower - ueh- sSi.1us difference, We have
r. ON if eve, - en- tls market wiki gocm-r
r-,flsc ioT tLs dsuysfs tltn it d 4 this week TIE
mot eMI,st 81 0penD- no irkef on Tues
dsy We ilk uus. sye bten cons need o. Lh folly of
Tho Plan th- EssI ios, rter keeping tho poor bru.ss
.'andisg or lying won the stoae pavement al lay.
which slnost l' euOu "a - met the TT uud'r the
.kp and doubt, - dd olre the cattls ferogsly Lot
oDe-.tLth Of ths nunibsr 'spored for sae ouni pur
chastts, even a. tho low raes q 7dJc. y lb
brt-9c. being the very hslest tlat bu.cher.
would ,Gef flr sis chcc. AID sgeo taI Couli 10,
hsve been ob,el ba ~ the fac; ths the supply Of
ia. qualty va rN'hs- scs'ce-s gres; many droyes
aired for thi- us.ket having b-"n tAk q of in en-
sequence Of the ext. sordmAIy number or the way
gre9tr il Is believed, thaa in aLy week ever before
known i; be;rg s,usted ST over seyen thouss.d b.
tween here and Boflslo or enough Tor fair sspply "
tins snd tie Eastern ns,ke.s fortsO week.
Tie uun beI ths. arrived . Ahany exceeded f,70G,
and &C, pitt t,al eng Bostcn and P.ovdencs buyers
took sb ut 30, which va. very l,rgely over the
needs Of ths week, i, lft surplus Of ten or twelve
bsrdred to 90 TO pasture IN the vieinity CT Albany
alone be,iSe seve,a s purchased by g-skie- 70 bod
I'll cc1 weather. The saine state OF things ha.
occurred on the Erie Road, tbs catIie
being taken Of to sweit tine when they could bs
cod v,hcu. the loss hE. drovers pust general
" suffer tbs week. sees that nsvsr sfords good
1akei q. i. .pc uaes tie Fourth o. Juy, when such
crowd. Of p<oe cave the city, ami ,hoe taat remain
eat less beef II 81 usual The weather, too has b,ea
arrest urpr,cede' tedy boz 4nd tOOugh no: quite 90
g., t,-sg TO-
ever by lhoee Interested, thai "a consequence Of the
favorable state OF the weather, that the market
would open more fsyortbly ~ oaIsrs ths morning,
wbe. il probably d.5, but tsfo,s fcon lal soSs down
l., t.ss e~ --S'-l.~s~- >-s vps& ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

p s;cesbtk-y Ben,ns s3on Ia rs cvp-si sc. sv-r.r,
soss ~ pro' " cr Jon-s HsaDe hnots 81 ~, a.
hoss sysisss Gorss ps 30 lea; e~n~rS tS "a
I'D hss ssetsse sross Ia pri,s a. or A. S4as Co
q. II 60 H. deots ssersse 10 ,oe fS rho. LII
a. l.s',1 s .,rhisa s', s''rs.. gross -. F-oe q. s
pios a. LI Merchant Soisr Co oSis Iis u. A.ss
l6s prio- 90in0 tor Denny O~-a D-I.x.s
c. o, i5 >orsfcS hogs svvrs sro.s 81 a to ro.. Q
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

FRUTs-Rssiss sAvs been c1oe s.ise =. f1H prcSs Ne
elos LaNels i)3f2 50 Buuch S.cs9 %; s. BSr-s
Pine ApbL. S. Bl1s1-s s3GSgP 10. ln 0ther lids very
~ ! dritF
FRATaERS-A lot Of 40 Prime Western solA = &C. cssh
GaAlSIse 'l1:y =: Wasst Hof,rs,e. ,be s--orCo.lt
very poo OF sprDs Wh-st IN iss mitei
prices 81 aIn5s ow.r and nJaosl We notice 'h
rr Of I5o00 busE SPE-s !roG Sc; As7eA Ise s.s
go bush Cbissg1 -phDs ~ fpdT t1r shipmoot 0HD
Jusn - Wis, 3, . % PAT Of caro- Of Wne
Ca .da 10 - b,st Witt 35:Gs .. a o. ei ~ bIsn
Cl55 - 9Gd9Ac 90 d snd 60 blsh-
oh lee Red Nj h-sn . no. Ser Wnss "a sPa1usy o1,rei
sac pics i,sL Ryris cute: .ne saoUs, - syG'o
Oss hlt q1ief Of Ss.e
n4ial5c sBd U-p Lskr a. al 5c ~ jSc To- HsTeni
sLd 4bd49c oT J'Iey BarsJ nominal sales Of 30 bgs.
commit sts.s ijc coro firmly beii s'd =. in god
r n home .1d EseIa see rs:h"r ;ier rs,s o-
Yellow which IL sod wuted. saes O - 80 blh y
J. mixed 7rG7fs ft nrsodni Wssrn 'S0
7C ", xI1,e = G7a. fr fs3r Wss1-n 7sa ol.
r " bite s<d a. r S,n-ra Yellow, ard snail
Is SseI csBar.1 Pes ann ac1 N fsi, Request It
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01

e. rds47s fu EiI.5 70 soA affnis Ba u1is StS9s5-s
=, the hti.i hsLa. DO ssi seS sc ~ fam,' X.
Yiouf 10 nj holt imp vsris 81 80 aha .. 90
- 3. CO.. Assi "a u r1.nf sss 4 5'tis ls-
SyH s5cn .s.rS1 W. CUpeni-s AID IS $50 81 81 b;s-