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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which u
particularly adated 10 domestic purposes, well for
steam and smith use he lad OF the undersigned Agents
for tue Company
Orders city foreign tde viii be executed with dis
patch, and Coal delivered al part OF the city OF quality
which will not l please If let either Of Offices
atthe storeof Gaylord Hammond, No 3oSuperor-st
SCONILL y WHEELER,
oct7 No Il River sfTert md a I y fsosi pfer
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PASTURAGE-1s58-

PASTURAGE-1s58.
.HNHE PASTURES OF THE F-SsS<5
u subscriber about 300acres, in the Cuyahsga tvrS
valley VIII be oDen after MAY Isi Per asrrAkE
sous who send Cows hereby n0tied that they viii
D. caTg d Tor the entire sesn, from date entrance 10
Noy Isl unles hey I've nOtiee IA writing at the
an earlier Withdrwa and also that the undersigned vii
not DC liable for animals that may stray from Or be injured
while on said premises.
IEhAlS-Fnty cents per week, p yable every Monday
IN iNanre unless arrangements made with the sub.
scrlher for the season.
Apply al my ofiee Merchants Bank Superior St
or 70 VIA Fnr Hertsman, At the gates, near
Ashcrl Cos Pipe Foundry, at ms brick dwelling
house University Heights & s STONE
ClgveL1nd. Aurff 2fr TS5--anfe-fTs H. NTavr 4
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In Cont OF Com
mon Pleas, Cuy-
ahoga Co, Ohio.
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In Cou-t OF Com
mon 2 P.eas Guy-
ahOga Co. OhiO.
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DRIP GOODS.
SKIRTS!

ENGLISH MADDER PRINTS
= a Connned styles English Madder CahcoS he has
sF and q'ilrles ever offered In his city at one sn
-llsl recelved. my2 i BALDMIN {. f,fae
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Frazer River DSsgings.

Ex-Gov. Stevens. Of Oregon, has addressed
a yer; interesting letter to the Secretary of
State in reference TO the restrictions which
have been placed on citizens of the United
States emigratiHg to the British possession.
OF New Caledonia Mr.. Stevens requests, in
behalf of the citizens Of Oregon, that our gov
ernment should interpose for the removal of
these restrictions, and also that demand be
made for the repayment Of ali SUNS collected
by the governor of Vancosver's Island, aud
for the reclamation of all vessels and cargoes
confscatsd by order of Governor Douglas
The interests Of our citizens in British An-
9ic4 have thus become a matter for the Sc
rious consideration of the President and his
advisers. It is not, however, apprehendsd
that difficulties will arise in that quarter, of
such a nature as TO cause q misunderstood
ing between the government of the United
States and that of Great Britain. Orders
will, however, be sent to the Pacific squadron
to employ our vessels on that station in such
amanner as to prevent any violation Of the
tights of our citizens.
Mr.. Stevens is Of the opinion tha. the Hud-
son Bay Company has no special monopoly but
that Of trading with the Indians of New Cal
edonia and the surrounding country, and that
our citizens can legally work the mines with
out being subjected to any taxes or rsstric-
tons by the company"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Star Candles & sOap.

100 BOXES star candlee assorted sizes anc
lOO weight, so do Boston and other soap Jus,
received and for sale by
feb 20, '5S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

1919 Total. SS477 Is
The above are all new cases, but this par
Ocular mode Of Swindling the public is not
new invention, a is shown Ly the records
-oi the Hostotfice department In 1910 there
were returned 20 the Office here GA letters
addressed to Seuor Jose lie A!year. and con
tanning three dollars each. In 1850, there
were J5s letters returned addressed TO DIR.
i. VI. Wei~s-'hofi, and containing one dollar
each. The rOtcl firm of -Dlshall & Co." of
chicago had letters returned here, in 1855,
containing the large sum of 81, 3,6:5; and the
firm Of w. J. Buck k Co." of the same
pace, we're refused tho delivery Of $50 letters
which at the dead letter office, were found TO
contain $3.50. The whole of this money
.;hus seized upon oy the postoflice depart
,inent has been retgraed 10 the parties enclos-
ing it, but at heavy cost of labor to the
government. " hen viii the American peo-
ple cease u be bumbugged
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Roots s. shoes.

: fSp $50 Cases of the above. consisting Of men,
FMS No'1epe, boys ouths and ohldren's shoes
Se~ 90 every description, manufactured ex-
fess,y for ,E- market latev received and for sa1e
Y JNO, HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
To all whom it may Com

NOTICE is hereby given that the sheriff. Sut
IN ton F. Cottrell, who was also assessor and col
lector of the county and State taxes of Crawford
county, in the State of Arkansas, did on the 9th
day of March, 1857, offer for sale at the court
house door, in said county, for the yment of
taxes thereon for the years lS5e, 1858, 1854 1855
and 1856 the following lots situated in the city of
Van Buren, county OF Crawford, and State of Ar
kansas, viz. lots two (2) and three Isl in block
eighteen (ls) aud lots thirteen (lS) and fourteen
Of) in block fifteen tl5) for the sum Of thirty
nine dollars tSS9) which said lots were taxed in
the name Of the heirs of L. q. Randolph aud pur-
chased at said tale by Alexander Mclean and
George Austin; also that after the expiration of
twelve months from. the DAY of said sale the sheriff
'.f county ma e deed to- each and an Of said
't,t e' l,3sr Mel -.n auICe ~ tiiSfin
S'.r4i deed Is puw ga rec lu iu y30 ta,.r l,rs G.
nee OF said county ol Crawl .-,
Vow, therefore, any peTs1is ann esL sst llp ..iy-
tha-C irregular Cg ilis.rai n s1i5 sl . fai... Jy
cause at the ; eDraary ,Tgurof O. orcrau ,clr. of
the county II Crawtora ;snfy~s. ~ "a Cu,a . f., hu
holden ON the FIRST Mono. uI s.'.rs1v lSsH ,rie
said sale should not be uguf,r. a] -..4t.i, A
petition to be filed 10y "a -.iI CONT for that
purpose.
ALEXANDER Mclean,
GEORGE AUSGIN.
Van Buren,, Ark, July ., IS ,,w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Notice

I : hereby given to all whom ii may concern. that
letters Of administration granted to the u.,-
dersigued by the probate court of Crawford eouatv
the estate of Pleasant II. .ol olnston decea sed
which letters bears date July 9Th A. u. 1858; and
al persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present them TO me- duly au-
thcngicat.,l within year from the date of said
letters they may be preclu,led from any benefit
ia thc sane-and that unless said claims are pre-
scented to me IN two wears from the date of said
letters they will be forever debaired from any be
uCiit In ,.IiI estate
JOHN HATFIELD, Admir-
Of said estate
au.y 2. '5S-w6
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
E~NATECE.
Corrected weekly, by George sGst;n.

II THE undersigned offers for sale his
i5z= -; valuable plantation and mili, known
- -, rs the Natural i'au place. on Lees
or ok, and lying immediately the daily stage
line leading from Van EuJcu ss Evansville Her
man. burg and Br,n=baro to Fayetteville arkansas
Any person or persons wishing 10 purchase one of
the most valuable aai dcir.e places ia Claw ford
county con bc accuasuo lated bv calling on the
undersigned on tc premises. ! also offer for sale
1w,uIy head (.ss X dcsircI) Of good horses
aul uUi.s. = large lot Of stock cstte = very fuc
fincb or sheep and large in, OF grr. uI stock hoc
flru,in; utensils dc. Terms Viii he made to suit
purchasers. giving to the purchaser purch:-a @
of the farm, preference in Purchasing the stock
shcyc mentioned, If slond be desired.
NESTOR FORT.
Natural Dam Aug ;, '5S-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

@.4eA.AM EPesss &eas. ais Saaa "a s
cxwz so boxes asserted imperial and gun pow
"a der tesA just received and for als by
- JEQ. HENRY, WILLIAMS Co s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Public Doounenta.

WAo xss Ms Frdnking Privilege ig-1 The
kLlowing curious statistics are published in
TIE Aisesippian- They show who use the
franking privilege. 1t is no wonder that pol
tics rage in Illinois and Indiana, when such
wagon loads Of political speeches and ether
public documents are distributed in those
States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Herring & Goldfish.

BONES of each and fresh, Just received and
-cfor sale by
feb 10, SIS HENRY WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

HA convention. touching our CONNER
Gal relations with Belgium, bas been signed
At the Statg department, Washington, By
Secretary Cass and Bosch Spencer, the Bel
gian Minister.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

hardware, before offered in this market, con-
sisting Of
Pocket knives from to blades,
Butcher knives to 10 inches
Table knives aud forks and 8 prongcd,
Shoe knives, horse iicims and thumb lancets
Rodgers Eiliotts, Wade Il Butchers razors scis-
sors, (assorted) britannia and iron spooas iron and
brass pad locks, (assorted) run locks, chest and
closet locks till and trunk locks, horse rasps mill
and = saw files, augcrs, screws butts hollow
gers, curry combs, horse brushes, candle sticks,
trays, spurs sirrups fry pans AIDES, masons trow-
els, iron and wood squares taeks, halter and trace
chains, brass and sivered curb chains iron buckles
rein Snaps violin and violin strings harps, harmo-
meas lead and brass faucets, and moasses gates,
(assorted metallic and gilt mirrors. and every ar
ticle In this line used in this country. We invite
the ateutiov of mcrchsnts and dealers generally to
tVe above, ali lately received and for sale by
july 23, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS T. Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Tobacco.

100 BOXES Of smoking anl chewin: tobacco
IoO Of assorted brands, in z. ! and bnxes to
suit purchasers just received aud for sale by
feb 10. IS HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
WALLACE INSTITUTE,

WALLACE iASTITUTE,
THE fall session Of ll,S i4sti..jon ul com
L neGce on tae @u.' n t.-.igs.- 1883, ..i ru.-
tiuue q weoks siicy5 range g.. e- .a >2J---
Natricuiati,1 ,yr srts',.r. > 2 thorough course
Of study .or gradn,ttioH has been selected, a4.
every facility for acquiring education be Oh
tanned here, For further particulars catalogue
address
Rev. +. 4. MOSES, A NJ, Pres't
July % $50.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

. aN Aer'can Aission.-It is rnmorsd that
the mission TO Mexico has been offered to Mr..
benjamin, of La, and that he has declined it.
10 be Disbanded.-It is stated that the
U. s. forces in Florida were ordered to be
dsbanded on the first inst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Lamp Chinlneys

= DoZ- OF a superior quality, just received and
y for sale by
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
may IL IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
For sale.
brown DOmcstics. &c.

100 bales aud fremont shirtings,
40 Al {assorted)
s Sea Island
received per late arrivals, and for sale by
July %, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Hats.

A large and well selected stock OF hats for
men and boys wear, consisting of wool, cassi-
mere, fur; Panama aud Leghorn; also coarse
mere hats for negro wear, all lately received md
for sale by w.
feb se'ss HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
WOrSted Binding.

EIVE hundred gross assorted quality binding,
l. suitable for Indian trade. Just received and for
sale bv JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
LinSeed Oil.

S00 GALLONS in two and FIVE gallon tin
cOO cans and barrels just received and for
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
NAV "a SO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Blue & Red StrOudiug,

I BALE, five pieces each bought expressly for
L the Indian trade and for sale by
july so, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13

AXcS a. lKsllEHCESs
40 dcz- Collins best cast steel axes,
10 Bruff's extra
Hunts
5 Hanens best axes,
S Sharp's broad axes with handles, as
sorted sizes,
5 SLarps small hand axes superior
quality; also lat.ag and shnglng hatchets in great
variety, lately received and for sale by
July 30 ,5s JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Beads.

4 LARGE assortment Of chalk, seed and glass
1 n beads expressly for tho Indian trade and for
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
DODncS(ICS.
Es.ssae &. YEcNiciac..

EsgssSs & Medicines.
Va, EjhLllE powders N Lane v,r'u iuge; he
> Lanes pills; Brow as American llniment Far
Iel Ars han liniment; Braggs Mexican Mustang
.icIGent Buffers nerve aud bone linimeIt; Hol 10
ways ointment; Holloway's pills; Wistars baisam
OF wild cherry; Sands and John Bnlls sasaparilla;
Perry Davis pain killer; NoodmaIs expectorant;
Woodman's fever cure; Woodman's extract Jama
ca ginger; Bulls king of pain; also laudanum, par
egoric, Godfreys cordial Ratemans drops, assort-
ed essences fayoring extracts all on hand and for
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
OueensWarc.

40 BOXES, consisting of flowing blue and pla
fO ware each box assorted to suit purch aser
lately received and for sale by
iuly 80. '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS l. Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Star Candles.

n BOXES star candles; 80 boxes do; 80 +
~ boxes do, just received and for sale by
june 4, 5o GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
" aslIington, June %.

The poztofIice department has just prepar-
ed The following statement Of letters returned
here, addressed t. bogus lottery and other
firms, from April l 70 Jure 10, 1858:
No. letters. Addressed To. Amt. enclosed.
II G. y. Uan..a -.pu Z o. \. I...$i21 So
81 C. I 'iusi1 - Co New Nork....3,C.G 81
I@5 tylssa, Hicks = Co, :. I........l55 G3
- ko-eg : 3D., y. E---...-....-..256 80
lsC @ ". i ltsu Z c.. y I..-..72I So
IS j. L. ii@l- < C. =. G..........I,i9i -
13 OHuhlu, Bartlett = Co. !. Y..-..>E5 u
t..rl s.; is.t.re T.. saIIc a.lrcs-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
SaG..iery.
@atcFsea n ,ss.s.asI...

LARGE -'rlmou. Of .he above, ..r..,o.
= expressly Tor tlis market, lately received an,
for sale by
july l6, '5s JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Matches.

I CASE Of the renowned "CongreYe" Matches. as
L gross, common friction matches 10 paper and
wood boxes, Just received and for sale by
JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
map IA. SO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Hardware.

"E have just opened the largest und most
w complete assortment Of fancy and staple
ever before offered in this market con-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Cut Nails.

OaA KEGS assorted sizes, received direct from
IOO Boston by late arrivals, and for sale by
axg l3, '5S JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS q Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Cider VINEGAR
Wrapping Paper.
Selves.

IN DOZ. Metallic and " ire Selves, assorted sizes
~ Just received aud for sale by
JNO. HENNY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
NAV IL IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Q z Y c On q
Boots & Shoes,

rSSp FIFTY cases boots and shoes Just received
P#& and for sale by
~ june 4, '5S GEO. AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Horse & Mule Collars.

OS DOZ of the above, all hog skin, in store and
AC for sale by
July ls, ,5s JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Seamless Bags.

, :. cd the above q and Bashel. superior
-cO quality Just received and f"r sale by
JN0. HENRY. WILLIAMS Il Co.
II, IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
MackereI.

0S KITS Of 40. and fresh, just received and
81 for sale by
feb l9, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS A. Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Tobacco.

* BOXES oftobacco of various brands varying
- from l2a to 40 cents per pound, Just receiv-
ed and for sale by
,.ue 1. '58 GEO AUSTIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Soda Biscuit.

CVUG u1SCUI1.
e5 boxes and fresh just received and for sale
i by
feb 10, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
NOIassrs

100 BARRELS superior molas-es; sol bar
lOO rels do just received by
feb 26, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Missouri Lead.

Ok COO POUNDS from the Neosha mines
-ceoOO in ID bars aud Of uniform size.
put up expressly for retail trade, hand and Cor
sale by
feb %, SIS HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Sugar.

100 HoGSHEADS new crop sugar Just re
lOc ceved ami for sale by
feb 20. SIS HENRY. WILLIAMS a Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Oranges & Lemons.

IN BOXES of each just received and for sal. by
~ feb la. SO HENRY. WILLIAMS a Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Fancy Groceries. .

1mcy &rOCeflcS.
SARDINES. oysters, Holsters. herring. codfsh.
~ maskerel. raisins, figs, almonds, oranges, lem.
ons, vermicilli. maccaroui, pepper sauce. French
mustard. DC, all fresh aud just received by :
feb &c, 5s HENRY, WILLIAMS q Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
SNUFF.

R0 DOZ. Scotch and Maccoboy snuff in paper
w and bottles bought for this market, and fo
sale by --z-'--
july 9, '5s JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-08-13
Prints.

% CASES print nf new ,tyl. .nd -uiiAble for
~ spring trade, Lately received and f,r sale by
fob 20, So HENRY, WILLIAMS q Co
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ron kte Cffrfe<fJn Jcurler. AuEut
mere reached our quarantine yesterday NteTnoon q
brg called the Esho having boart three hundred and
rr AricGns She ssyGrcd on TIE 2ls Instant about
N, % he north cost Of Cuba, In latitude 20 90,
longtude 20 TO- By tue United States brig Dolphin Lieut.
J ksfni cor,mspdns
The suspesns OF TIC officers o, The Dolphin we're srous
cd By the brig hauling suddenly OF from the coast OF
Cuba vheu chase as i-rnet s'ey male sfsr her. Gu
nearing the brig ~hica the Dolphin cd rapidly blank
cartridges were ereo o. hsr vhep abe The Amer
Gao ems ep-tne bopon beng a. TIE moment under Fog
1sh c-ors Tvo shots ben aired shes1 make her
besve 20 hut she c,n'nuns her oour-e INC Dolphin
bosted American ooloFs. aid fred zoo. her whom
she promptly brought 20. Le1i Bradford, q the Dot
rhp, then BOARDED her 18th m-n. and found on
Ter crew Of nineteen, oonposed o. Ergeh Ameroass
"A Spsnarfs ans o. three hundred snd eighteen
srs t~elve 81 whom have died sine the csrtrre Toe
J0phin TOOK beard part os the original - the
tf ard took them 20 Key West, from which port they
VT be sent b. Steamer 10 this city.
ms negroes far they could be seeu, are shout
g0eer years u age and good looking They sasrng
fcm oyscctcrv 10 Ia tupDossd that the present name Of
The bfs o1iy az assumed Gre She n " Bslan
model and fpe vcssei The prize coosss Of Lieut.
Bradford Lieut. c. Q. Carpenter, ten seamen and all
uarnes
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, August 30, 1858.

E'OKt Oh Now xOrk, Ao&SSk ISoos
CLEARED.
sS 4sy cs s.s ToSss
Ship s.orer. Overlook Neg Orleans Neanih Houng
EsR Ssfs xsue.e
Ps,s lnierman tsWed) Lundsyom, ROserdsm-Funch
s.s, Ger. Or, DcTsy ;s. B.S. ,
S,,s Sssisls ssaS: Psas$slps.s. r.so. Co.
ssbr Charlotte Williams Godins, Plymouth-Geo Price
sr srS a1 ss.rd 1:sS o.
scer Ocean Wave, Warner. Washington, No-Telfair 4
SEN s.ssr yo,a'oyp, woe,on, CITY Point J Tun:.raco
sssr i Si,drsih - d.sts Fssasgsis.J EDWARD.
siocp ,sdy Fsn~,ci. rc.t siddss,.s~J sdwarss
ARRIVED
stesplfip CITY Of baltimore BD Lei.sh, Liverpool Aug
q wh s.s 'fS ~ % % sSSn ps
paced p.fdls Wheel steiner supoosed TO be the Arago
II r. shS :s
City o New xs end
Sey ~e., slh via Hss.ns With p:.engers e n aobeyts
he = showing red Tag Win white BAN
.s.,n. 81 oss q
the Oosrls sop Ene
and s'. q ssSh lyon ss z o. T rs s
sehr John boston IRON new ,oh bound In; 2sh AN Is
s1ss.. bound Pm sans day ssn.l.sd :sss%sS'S
s.esn.hp Marion Foster Cb.rIe,on So hours with md.e
81 DO ,.e en- p ns.
exchanged sxnNs win steamship state Of aeor
s.sssse Poomsc French Norfolk, Sc hours, with -four,
s'eauship Rosnoie thinner Portsmouth. &C. With mdse
Quarter shoals ateamskip Jam este IN hence for
s,es mshp Chesapeake. Csowsl Portland, mdse
passenSers 70 n D IRON well 4 Co
shin ms.. S.r Ly,TPoel July with 3, ms: 80 and 200
mel and experienced great deal Of nsh westerly wnds and
cAlms.
Bs,k Hepus Won Brabsnt (B~em) Being, Bremen July
8, with md sc and 29e TO stanton kuger
ii Banks spoke nshDg Clyde OF York The
Bark JeI new, dude Port Jeaeron, in ballast. 70
Je1.
Brig Ten sisiers (ar Dodridse New CArisls CE dAy.
Big Kossuih Jsllson View Bedford in ballast 70 wer
scbr Ned Hsnde-sou Wilmington NC daya
sehr susan Ja,Ie jayne slessuoris, sdaya
sehr Ccpes, Philips virginia, 2dsya
sehr Pauline, -, Virginia 3dsys
ss s sose. sD sSep sss,s sss1
scbr r Dir Ia or, Virginia 1days
Schr Loco ada. Email salen days
schr Coynela, Ruseen. New Bedford. 2dayA
sebr 9 lyman s:snnard, New Haven
sehr su~s s~ti Huise, Port Jefferson.
eebr 0bde. Lowell. Albany for Boston
scbr Geo enith, Smith, Port Even far Providence
BELOW
Ship Eicboas Bdde, Ewes from Liverpool July IA
bert 1sylor.-tReporsd BY telegraph from sAn:y Hook
SAILED.
Ships Great Republic, Lmeburner, Ban rrAncisso and
passed Sandy Hook 81 noon Adelaide, wAksmsn San Fran
Wind during ,heeAy nom Westward
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roudisg uDsound to sssnd an, good Western nsed Il
sse. SIC jersey yell,w .. boo 80, and white
SosNhern az Soc wye was Busdy, wnh es'es 81 aooss
esiurtsy's rates 0sN we're nru, w,lh Gales OF saats
and wsstess ~ &c So the latter hgure FOR hsvy
Cosrn mo market ives firm, With ssl.s c,nssss,ug OF
two caSgoee those u sbe Pnsbs and OF the II. Bartui
ccpprsrs toeuthHr about 500 hsgs Of RIO private
terms and 70 bags Java Al l6kc ana 80 bags 3, Do
Otnror.-rhe sales embraced about 1000 bAlss, Ne
Fnsmms Rates oossiDUsa q SpIl, .hs engagements
were right TO Liverpool 100 200 bales Of
cOmprersed cotton we'e engaged 1t a2d pbils ship
TO London, 1876 bbis spirits uvp-nos engaged at
o. Cd. 10 Bremen, 200 tons messureme1 NJ gods we're
1o 50 pcs .sSe:
BAY sales embraced about 900 bales ct ASs .
BIDEs Tho sses embraced about 5000 prime Orinoco
within the range Of 24kc Q Csc usual credit
.Scut eco SSs spirits surps..Ds q go Isc 800 SSs
roein 81 66, and 800 bbls. No. d. u % Is.
Csude tuIpensiDe was urche ged
and part tart or sour, sere made 1t 81 10
OIs steady while Tia sales embraced about II 900
~ Geo gallons American lmeeed n 76c 76c. Crude
whale and sperm were quiet, but prices were arm.
PRovnIoEs-Pork-lhe market was steady me sales
embraced about 800 400 bes rcudipg mesa At 81 20
II 60-the latter Dc for small ots-and primo al SIS
SIS ID Beef was steady, and in fair demand, vish
sales Of about l6o bbs including cnuoty mess a Gil 30
Hs d. a. SIS SIS 60 Prime mess and beet hams we're
unchanged Bsoon was quiet, but firm Lard continued
Arm, with cales OF about 800 bbls IN ercee at
1l%c Cut meats vere firm, with sales OF aocut 100
packages reported ct 6kc. for shoulders and at SIC
$40. Tor bans. Butter 10 fair demand II lSc lie.
tor Ohio and 1t lac 20c for State Cheese ranged from
&c. N &c.
RIcE was quiet ct 314c 3Xc.
sPs -Saks embraced about 200 bags Of Calcutta GIN
ger ct &c per ID. and 40 bales Of cloves at Sc.
SuGARs-Tne market exhibited moro drmness while
the demand was fair The sales embraced about 900
boxes ct skc aSkc and $50 hhds. Cuba musoovado st
prices ranging mainly within 7kc aSkc.
TALLowTfe ssles mbrsced about 10 900 Ibe s 10 No
wBlsxBy Sales Of about 400 bbls were made ct 10