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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-02
n FOR SALE = By the sub

80 - III scriber, five thorough bred North Devon
" M Bulls, from one to three years Old. Also
-- number of Cows and Heifers in calf
by the celebrated bulls Baltimore and Duke of Devon
shire, yoke of Devon Steers, this spring. All
the above have been carefully selected from the State
and Baltimore Stock, and bred with great my
farm and cannot fail to please those wishing for this
beautiful kind of stock Also few pure Suffolk pigs for
breeding Also, yokes of working steers and oxen,
three to seven od prices from S5 to $3.50 All the
above will be sold at reasonable prices applied for
p HARVEY DODGE.
Sutton, March is, 1859. diff mchl7
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CLOTHES.

Pa SALE, TRANSIENT, AND
SEkg%9 BOARDING STABLE.-The subscriber has
Il Ng taken the Lincoln House Stable, and is now
prepared to accommodate boarding and tram
sient horses the most liberal terms. He has made
special arrangements for keeping horses for sale and
hopes always TO be able to accommodate their liking
those who wish to buy. e'
On hand and for sale TEN good BUSINESS HORSES
one superior Stallion, and three Saddle Horses
ia diff ELNATHAN PRATT
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, having sold

The subscriber would announce his former friends
and customers that he has taken the Store POI Main
where he intends to keep general of music
al merchandise. He would invite all call and examine
his goods before purchasing elsewhere All orders
mchl1 diff
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pu--oa ss7s.y A,s 2 Nrh,7id .iePsr7a LA; - Ct
0.o,.e Z. ard Jil d. age, 80, .,e,a tho f,-.l
IRON To- r-si-+uce = be rrsrdif nr'' y 'hA-l' %
~ E"t 'iii.'a s..t e'i'er. .rse- i.yi., FL.
IsA.cs- BroEiyu Conn Wsins.as', Aut w. q T-y
of,re tr.ia Nsr.r ?, C.ls rhih q" ,'.l u - "a -
= I,sses n ~ city, ss'd monio' ard ~ 1Ays
IND ~ f,us l.a1sr Per kayAo',n sa.,.- y ~
dsr. County Carlow r,l,ud. an be Sh Jar o. MS
xrIry-A, y. Nsrism s-re-:, on Ss'3resJ' Aas. -
F-.n-.s Ii, an. mi 4 Il 7 oomas att NJ Kelly
LAMB-A. 10 al W.; ssyes-ee1a - IN ss---yi 1ss,
s. WJIan son q E4ssrd II Aaf- D. Lamb aged 'e"i
.oTTa " e.,cbes,r he sopins r be 9Th in'' Ps-be
No. pife Ct VI. liam Mot. h. n: lie yra-, 49,.
W. .s al fJie- Of the family are invfsf - ete1 Der
Sbssl ron a,r late reseee 30 95 Es, B9aFAy On
Third cav ,Tae.dsyl az p n s'hout forther oo1s~
MpYF--op sunday Aug a. mary Minne' wife OF Joan ~
TIE pare On Tas'd,y AnF = 'F2n her -'e
,,,urIF, No io9 Ho1s7n street. Saturday sternooo
a. g. Al 81 O'Clock John ?. Mali-, native II Bsdorsle,
Franc. in the iJih 5sar Il lis age
UsULLIyAN-Iu Broohlyn On Saturday rnornnf scs. -
C,psu. youns. Of A)..ius. and Caffeine OSd'aH,
sg'd yesf snd nVn'N'' So
PEELOr Monday evening" tus H. O, cholera inf,ni1n victor
D manuel, u " ilidn Feel aged year ana u u'y'
PROUD-u hi. city, Friday sve2ins Aug afer .hoI,
res Charlotte u OF James Proud, and daughter Of ile
late Jacob Fought aged a years.
RObJSsOS-On Snnd8y rnoruir, Bgr. D. sfter f1reTng
Hines. JOIN , Rotibs5n IN he 52j yeaT q his age.
hi. nfs and acqasn'ance respectfully invited 70 attend
No 81 Prospeet street brooklyn without further notice.
Bsui,bu-g Pa, papers please copy.
SHEA-nhs city Sunday morning, Aug p, John A1zgstus
iusn: son Of George and Al gelca q S0ea-
SaLTONsTALL-A New London, Conn., on Tuesday, Az, rs,
Nathaniel SaItoDstsll aged - yeaIa-
sALIN-In Mddtowp, Orspss County n T. on Sunday A1s
A. Stuart Ssio. AGED % yesrs.
Ohio ar lpdisDs per. please copy
STOKEY-AtNo Essex Saturday, Aug 90 shsr
.hort lines william Heuiy, OILY son OF JyAn AID Matilda
Sok.y, aged 10 months an5 II Gays.
sUTToN-At For Ksuney X IT, Fidsy Aug. S, Jams K
Sutop. sg-S % years .
IbONAs-L his city, Friday Aug 49, Ernss. Benjamin.
son Joshua R. and Mary T. Thomas, aged u months aud
days. .
TOBN-A 24 West Thirtyhrs. street Saturday even-
irr Aug 90 Patick Tobin, sssd - years
TOOL-ln his ciy, saturday Az ~, Thomas Francis son
Of John aDn AN Tool 80.
yALLENAt No. 81 Canal street, Saturday, Ags D. Miss
Anne Waller.
WALBER-On Saturday, t1s ~ Of nhs7a,5ry rhsunisir 3D.
IlCmss " s5er, 10 he 5lEt yea Of he sge. -,
The relatives ard friends Of the family invited % attend ne
unersl TUESDAY, the 80 inst. from s re'idrnce 70
Ea,. Tiity fourth street, oelock bou. further invita-
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Oswyso, Aug p, s p m.-FLouR UNCHANGED, and demsnd
mcd.rae WHEArA fair milling nand and for New better
prices real I'D ~h Old firm but without change sales OF
bush including bush. New Standard Chicago Spring, at BIC
ash Old hiie Indisna J2 Corn stea good demand
for shipment; sales 10 go bush Illinois 70c OATS NOMINAL
suci, the h. establish 4u tiions LAKE
IMPORTS 'ods, bush What 500 blsh Corn. CANAL
EXPORTS, 40 bush Whea', II, 500 bush. Corr.
kEwURL Aug ~ CoTr0S-sirs to-day 800 bales new
CoIroS a,l2 decliuins tendency; sales At SIC.
CNcnSATI Ang ?FLoUR frD SAILS az - so for super
FINE wBEAT-R-d, CSC White SlGsi03. WHISKY active
23lc and bulk meats finn. MESS Pork heavy at
SIid bl4 20.
BUFFALO Aog GO ?. mFLoUR less active; Upper Lake
gcted c sed rmr bu, without quot,bs change
prices; sass goo bbls al - for Supe fna lnoiaua 6
~ 81 fr Extra Michgn Indiana aud Ohio, and IS 81 for
Doub- Extra WHEAT quiet and steady sales 800 bush old
STANDARD Spring ard Geo bush Chic Spring at s3 1900
bush Red White Ohio ~; bosh White do.
bsggd ard delivered al ~ I5G$ Is; 1900 bush White
CaDsds AZ d 81 l5 CoRs L. bitter; SAILS l'O BUSH No.
Illinois OARS ncrniDsl AZ 81 G3?c BARLEY nomin.
50c. quit csc NHIsSy st.sny sales 30 hbs 2;
Lake lNFORrs to-day. 800 bhs Flour 20 b. sh Wheat 90
BUSH Com Canal EXPORTS: .c0 bbs. Flour, 1900 BUSH
Wheat Gee bush Com.
CHIcsGo, Az. q, 9p Flour firm WHEAT active AMI
advancing Coss acye a. 6ts OATS frm REcEIPrs to-day
1890 bts Flour $500 bush. Wheat 10Oo0 bush Corn
bgsh Data SHIPMENTS: $40 bbs Flour, A. coo bush Wheat
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FIRES.
FIRE IN roRTIETH Street

FIRE IN TORTIETH Street.
About o clock yeetero ay morning, ire broke ont
in twostory building rear of No 29i West tortleih
street, owned ard occupied by Herman Karbs as q
feed store AID thence tie flames extended to the front
building which is four stories in hight, the lover part
beng occupied a. grocery by the party above
named ana tue upper part as tenement house. The
firemen were early on the ground, but before they
could sxtiDguh the flames, the rear building and con-
tents entirely destroyed. Loss on boildne, about
81 OOO Loss on stock Of feed and harness, $500.
COW valued at $40, and horse at t2O persisted In the
fames The front bulldog and stock were damaged by
fire and water to the amount of 500. No insurance.
The origin Of the fire is unknown but is supposed TO
have been the work OF an ncendiary
FIRE IN EAST BROADWAY.
On Saturday afternoon ire occurred over the gro
ceIy store corner of'Pke street and East Broadway,
in consequence of the carelessness of persons
burn pg In the fireplace. The SCOT in the chin
ley took fire. from defect in the tlue, sparks
municated to the roof But little damage was done.
FIRE IL NORFOLK STREET.
About 5 o'clock Saturday morning tne was dscov-
cred IN the cellar Of building No. l07 Norfolk street,
occupied by policeman lyatt, MIR. NJ. Bruen and MIR.
c. w ckoff, but eXtiDguished before it had ex.
tended 70 the upper part of the premises Loss Of Mr.
HYATT $50. Loss OF Mr.. BrueD, 500; no insurance.
The building, owned by Jesse Smith, was damaged TO
the smount If $50; insured. Officer Hyatt reports
that he had about $lOO money stolen during the ex-
element that attended the fire.
FIRE IN wALKER-sTREET.
Last evening fire broke out in the attic Of the
building No. IL Walker street, but, being discovered
al ali early hour, il put ont. The room in
which the fire orig mated occupied by family
named Doud, who had been absent since 10 clock IN
the morning. The building was damaged to the extent
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DlEO.

ATKINs-In Brooklyn on Sunday morning Aug a. .Aer
sn9a s Ny ~ nscs @ b. ~ Ie an yea No o. a
place. fuesday ate a. O'Clock Tue III, uds
Of the family invited TO ate nd without further invitation
BLTZ-n Brooklyn on Sunday morning, Aug q, Mari, G.,
wife Of Sisnor bhif. aged u years
The feDds Of the family respectfully invited attend
funeral without further yiaiion from her late
No Is wiOushby street on Monday, 21i ns, at, p.
BROOKSn this city, Saturday, Aug 90 Joshua Brooks In
the sofa year Of bis age.
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited
attend ths funeral without further Invitation on Moucsy
hs al O'Clock M, from bis late residence No 81
West fifet nth stree
BRADY-At Nc 81 Wet. street. Friday Auf la Thomas
Eow.d Biay infant son Of Thomas aud Hannah Mara Brady
aged IA months and y days
BROWNIE wiiansburgb, Saturday, Aug. % Mary
Ans Only child OF JOAN H. and Auaa Brow D. aged year
7nonihs and Is days.
BuRNErT-A No. ls FRS. avenue on Saturday, Aus ~
May tz,seh youngest daughter Of Thomas and Ellen Bur
CHlRNEY-on Sunday morning Aug a. Tommy only child
Of Thomas and Mara ChiEney aged years and ls
Tie and relatives invited attend the funeral on
Nc Msn'ded place wss, Fy first street between Eighth
and Ninth avenues
CARTER-At No SGT Madison street on Friday Aug 49, M.
caroline Carter rehet o the late William Carter in the 6d
year Of he. age.
Aug -, William w. youngest Of James W. and Nay A.
tahhsd, assc year, months and days
DONALDSoN-A' the residence Of her uncle Henry Dswar
No 10 "es Nineteenth street. after short ulness CahAne
Cs;hait, ssce 81 yeAn and IL months
EDkN-At No leg West Eor,y.ourth street, on Friday Aas
ls q eons.sriOu Of the bran Nehoa Eden .sed 81 years.
ENEls-on Friday evening Aug 10 Richard Ennis lat. Of No.
Lewis street. aged % years, native Of the City Of Dabn,
FALyEYA:No isi West Thrtie,h street on Saturday Aus
40 John F.vey con of Tothy Fslvy ssed Yeas
and nontha
FARMER-In wiHsuasbur,h on Saturday morninr Aus n
GOLDERln Brooklyn, suddenly Saturday Aug - Peter
GVidsr u Psaa o. Temp eeoar C1aniy CsyaI, Is..sd,
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Passengers Sailed

In steamship Fulton for Southampton and H1sre-Francs
Corbin Mr. and Mrs h. Levi. U Master sper Lewis. Master
Henry Leo and Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs ia
GalAiiu al New YORK. Mr. and Mrs L. Locke Miss
LcSe, Miss Goysr Mr. and Mrs Ecwad Topey Miss Touey
Anti MO Gno Mr Fnz, Havana James Adger C1aston Mr.
San u- Joshue, LoDdon; Mr. Goodsn San francisco Mrs
W Ian, Philsdsphia; A. FaDr-, f. Muraon Paris H. w. H.
tck San FraDclsco; T. ". Garesche Miss Fargs Mrs Har
nousy Mr. and Mr.. j hn w Fax0n. Miss Faxon, NewYork
hr. and Mrs. W. F,h aud servant Mrs Juans Sauz do
0solo. Cuba MD. LOUIS Arno, Havana Mr. Steans, New
York Rev c. brun New MEXICO; Mr. ana Mrs Castro,
children and servant Casysbo, H,vsns H. Hschette, bearer
foispaehes Besum; Mrs N. Werx and chd Miss Werk
Mssrs C. ana L. W-rk, Mis- J Werk Miss l. Spencer.
New York Mis- Boomer, H. + Rung-, Bstimore Mr.
Gr.epousb stob Mr. and MIS-. Ramere Vsnoss and child
Spain Laba Paris Gandohan France NJ Msncks Chss
Psrdis. Ms Block.
In steamship City of Mdncsstey, for Lire,poot-Thomas
ssii,Ty Gro. r0nDson Mrs May Hammond Mrs B. Baker,
Wo Marcus Buef, r. and J. Mcmahon, Edward Barber
L. Drssn ady snd children Mrs Bonnet, aud servant
Mis- Miss Bacon Smith, James Gookin, and 100 ia the
ste.rsse.
In steamship Quotey CRY for HardnaJ de Nsrssnes j.
g. fItt osush,r Marques Real Camoos end
lady r. Palacos Charles Madden lady and mother Felipe
Ruiz Doser Uno and family j. SAM hez servant Mr. aud
Mrs hernandez Geo Boiling jose HeiyA Santiago Lawrence
ara two ladies' L. Acksrman IsneTa Uquos c. Moa and
daughter, G-orse Garcia O. Domebcb ~ San Misusl H. p
GruIer, Alex Morson Lewis Lsyal.tt- Lewis Aden A. Res
% aSy, children and three servant, Alfred Morales Gro
eorio Noa hisuAl oe "a Vega, Dc Csryslo f. ds
de CsrssI c. romno Puente Sias Daily Z. Lspz p Cor
v,ions jose Santos Claude g. Rodnzuez Arturo Peou
MsriUs Qesrre A. males w. Schmidt, Pedro Mario
s. De nena, Dr.. Hays, Jane. Fry c. Tnedon, Juan
Hernandez, d. +. Champoana Total TO-
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....,Au
Cleared.

Steanship--Georrs Greek Gsaer, Baltimore II. g. Con,.
wen Co. Jane osn Skinner Norfolk, Ludsm dencken
Alabama, Sehepcs Savannah, s. L. Mitchl Son; James
Acser Adams Chs.,on Spoford, Teston Co North STAR
Jones AsPipw ALL d. B. An Star Of the West Gray Aspr.
wall. NJ o. Roberts, Quaker City, shuedt, Havana Hassous
Bros
shps-west Wi-d, Baxter, San Francco, VIM 7. Coleman
Co. Elise Msthld Nordrnholx M-b urne, r. W. Cams.
Kge Floyd, Dearborn Mobile J. w. D-lano.
Bsrks-Trsyeler ,BG Ranoe, Rio Janeiro J. L. Pmpps :,
Co. Lya Gibbs KY West Benner Deake; A. ,nder.ou
Thontsn Savannah Denii Co d. g. Goodssl Lee Wi.
mirston, Muller Hough,on j. Andrews French Boston,
Walsh, Carver Chase Brszieirs, BAXTER, Rc hmond.
brg-1bouss Ac born, Tbbets Minzano Yates eorters IA
Co.. Venice, Street, LordoD Collins MARSH Cres. Of the
Ocean Br l,so Bss G. y. buleyi Claudia (Brl Green
81 John, N y. Cav Penny
seboone,s-R II. veruyea Holmes, Petersburg Van Buut
sl,sht L. A. J9bn.on, Day, He.beI1 Davis Pauiae,
G Keen I. Taylor Vixen Philadelphia j. W. Mckee Susan
Besne, Bos. w; Lewis w: Smith, Fsher Charle.,on
scranton Talmsr d. Goodwin Beesou Pensacola Ma.onic
Perry Peints Pete, Bnck Co Ben. Lynch WHINING.
ION, L. s. Powell j. w. Villa ms Johnson, Havans, B.
Oster Brenda Wake! Bsrscos master Eliza CshaIne (Br
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a.,.s and ss,; :, jsso'.p '.,ps ,n NJ, sN.nes
sss.sr ~ 's -: peprersry sir laos'h' "in>l ai
Bay ,Us hs. esI, s., .'' P. aS, ls oss
-. safuz ,1.in S&i pager f-t1tt.~ ,h.e
kn- .s.o,,. nri,n.. s.,siox coat; fe"'',@y 80.
month S.rs,t Ne ~ esssut ahd ssssy JUG .' -
80 Eass P,'teI ---oi. and os'eryi r..s,V tsrs-
49, John s,al.n al baefy; ren's- 80 az
49,. Loo St.yro.. sresl.oz back noe -. PIT
.,,.. ss.r'ek sansso seslioE 49, " 80. and other
s,.,v cne ,oosth Hais- sioistcr st-ahs .-~ns a
,o.L.. P@nisrssfy on. month eH.n Iyo, s,grTsa
S.s.,pn nusn Penis-n'sIy ooe saY. ani daed %,
.-'so. 80, NJ .,,~ and two sacks PeoI~H'i, T
.o.o,Ss Tsoaas Blsy. sealing qn'H'iJ d :"
III
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iufirg the week:

Arrangements have been concluded for the opening
Of the Nicaragua transit route under the Vandiyck
charter The first boats will leave New-York and San
Francisco the 9Th October next, when the Johnson
mail contract goes into operation. The first boat from
San FrApeseo VII be the Herman. TIE Atlantic
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srxy WINK nAuy TRIBUNE, MONDAY AUGUST 3D. 1853

ds bond. # ID. several io~os eoai no. thsFeIoI'
b. i.su-d 10 ID OF the company Inc oss,s W.
,.,i..d for tfi. az ,hs Sthnhs'is Cucdt ph' 'o"i'
not BE- acted upon the c,snisr, and they "er' Sc
cIfil ciy i.'aJed by o'b.ent of psr.ls7, To Jl'ss
Copd t. b. " sal decide tfs ssmr The cases were
argued al Sbsoo Spriags turfg The itfrr pFs %
~, scu1ce that JUDGE Gould hes decided each case
in iay.r oftle rsil,oad company.
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,,oogh Inous, Q, sapD0it Lrssi' 1nc "'s' '''
M. "a max hof SvD hs'ns BY yfepunR I'd 40
cocyes If his &c. He sisC tAAis's NJ - '"''
i,y ,be u,odsss Of h,s s;ol', snd u o.hsf ~'Js
,ey3e,ipe Lie lie burlsn. IL hoaiiy cane U me
con.lasiou o: .siI.g be e.r. y n7sfiss " l>ahs
Eli. fnal departure. The Stock II hs store ne '>ss'
f4rred % several persons u whom ne O"eu h-o'SJ.
H. l.sves n wife AID three children. Coro0eT Smell
held an inques, upon tls body, ard verdict oi su'
eide VAS Eenderet.
ARRys1 OF RECOMMENDING nign', Th's
3D. Ia Of Turner's were cmi,s oil 10, eost A. PEEK shpf-fIy
p,,Dty supeeas~p: Police FOX I'D De.ecr Ray oor 1
So ,p. cane Of h. boat They sen 20 tie s
Pieeue, ss'i n 'ioa'-, Tbe. th.y sa,s ",r ID
james Wilson Thy WI be hep, m cprody nnal sef th
Turner festival over snb-eqien-y a'glnsf on ssnS a.
name a, Jobn Carroll aies,ed - Ueteea'e hSJI'i "
TgrBU Halle
RoRByRIEs During the Turner'S procession on
s,,1ds7 isb. oho Ander.n ard Michael s,lnpy we're
r,d BY ssrs..n Sherman Of ths sxto Peci2c ~ we "
e Tuner d h. Of ssss az t. streets They
ianifec b, M'' sti as bavng ot u me s cn. n
enc M.srroe ..res Of them go; under bed
wb.ie a lJg sies Sac case the AaIm e'' u~J
~; were sol, from To, kous- No lsS Even street the
Tn. bone ofM, Cherries Wall in sorh Ninth street; en-
tered Saturday afternoon by some thieves woo ven 100 90
so 1 sr Ws. house rhey TOOK several p,r. Of boo and
valued 800 TBere soO1t iva fnJbsaud
ooars worth 4 dc aid sweLy u bsIesG drawer winch
they overlooked.
aonan named Catherine Armsony arrssef by On er
Travis, Saturday psht for ha stolen some cali ron the
stone MI. Schuyler in Grand street. Upon searching her
house, iroph fun ofd'y gods was 'oaHs
BuRGraP CAPTuREp-Op Saturday night Officer
Car OF he -four Police obssryed so s1sp ci0ds
okipg vicinity Of Cumberland street sod Grind az
ue lie their 0r tine whsn
h. Uncovered them entering the house Of Mr. Harvey No ~
C,mbArlsu3 ths sid Of two ciizeos II whom
d front the house, and the other Nj StrosGa
ocesd yard, they Gemmed them in The oiek
door s.s broken 'pD by the oc who, wi,3 his s ant zen;
10 md fond ,bA they hsa e'g'p1 ,hr2Ign t scu.
One of the burglars ted the roll Inc othF maf
e,.d 10 himself sibe aud thus escaped 1h NAM
siy.u h, tbe oI arrest, Is Gitbs werdT-sse1
cecent young Upon lesn we're ound enlsei
keys other ous mfeheHis de was locked
up TO avail, hearing
FIRE-Yes,erday morning about O'Clock fire
house No 81 Cranberry street occupied by M
Wade. ]. orsnsted from the stove pipe. Damage ~
STOLE A WAToH-A man named Thomas Young
wa. Sunday morning .be Greenpnt Ferry by
Officer Morris for having in ms pos'eon gold Waeh snd
cbsiD ahcb subsequently sscesined bad been stolen
hom o person In New.Yors.
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LIME-SaI.s Of 500 bhs Common Rocklsod A. &c.
MOLsSSES-A Ir. doing, sTd prices are uncnansec
Sal, htds Cuba 23c.: and $50 hhds do on PrVae
=. . -.
NAVAL STORE Ssphi,s Turpenne 10 fair r. lnest aud
pri rule firmly owing the sUppy offering; tine receipts
however frequent, but coming on cautiy cup
pied msIket-s offering nd resdy sale atfu pces sales OF
500 obs last evening and to-day tpart us recelVeiD IN
nercbar .pong order ffc Crude Gull int
prce, rre nominal So Comm Rosn continues snsuit
and derre sale. Of 500 bbs g. and 800 do at 81 o.
& $40 10 delivered The low melum aud haze grades are Ia
utoests request sready sales Of ~ bbs No ats ID
a. n In yard 100 do. Opaque ~ 81 q" pp d. white
e5 IS do. do al IS 75 rs do S3G 50 o. and 10
do white ~ 5ea IS 80 Tar quiet former prices
OlLS-The il qui for AL kinds e sill quite limited sni LIN
seed sig nweT sales 0odi6 coo gals a. 5Sabcc
PROVISIONS deuaud fair for Pork bat the advanced
prices ked checb bsnes the arrivals are Light toe sales are
bis xl4 l20 81 % for Mess and Uuinspected Mess
10 l2t Tim ~ ard 81 bo 10 for Prime BET
With Tntess, aid 10 in fair demands sales on Z'
bD sea Tor Prime; f70 SO for Coan Mess SbU
40 for Re packed Western Mess and 80 Bt u ~ Tor
Cut Meas firm The demand seady SAILS Of iSi
bb &c of Shoulder aid sd c for dans Lard is h'm and
quest Sj bbs at III c Butter In good
demand i5a2lc for State. and ldc for Ohio Cheese
sa'abe Of 509c 49,
RICE-We no,ire active demand and prices are i nc
hlsbr. sales 81 250tcs at 81 d4lc, as "a quality. $1,000
sUGARS-Ther, very 1t lie notion to-day; only y. hnds
repod, mainly cuba, 5id5!c, as TO quality Rshaed
n active and finn.
TEAS-We any sales Of moment. An auction
sale 10 sDnoUr ced for " eSn.adsy
TAlLOW-1he demand IL STEADY. Sales Of 1000 ~, good
w, l0Ic.
uHsKfTb. market 4, better tho demand brisk sales of
go bbls at 25i Doc.
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Jl,.-r FLn,rsr,J Dpsss. Js Groe. rhono~on, Cb4is-
,or u & Murray; - Jsyp-, Saith Baltimore. Maibr, LorSk
ou.au. Gsus~ So n Phi sdephis james Hand Cshoe,
- g I'm J ~ Mck--
stssuer- KsDB. bee. Hand, Ph l,dsl2his.
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and resulted in the election of delegates favorable to
the nomination Of E. K. V. Wright for Governor.
EXTENSIVE FIRE IL JERSEY CITY.-Between and
O'Clock on Saturday evening, fire broke out in the
extensive whisky disilery of Mr.. Sumner W. Ben
nett situated at the OF Provost and South FIRST
str. cts about midway between jersey City and 10
boken. The Jersey City Fire Department, and also
companies from Hoboken and Hu isOn City, We're soon
on the ground and worked maniulIy bat owing to the
ipfammable material, could do bat little more than
protect the surrounding property. The fire burned
fercey for about t,ree hours, until nearly the entire
building ard contents destroyed.
The building was about 100 feet square, built of
brick and wood and two and three stories high The
loss is as follows Building, 50 OO0; fixtures, s2 600;
grain and whisky $1,000; total, s37 900. There was
an irs urance for $4,000, in the folio wing comps
MES: Jersey City Hamilton, Fulton, 81, Nichols,
Harmony, Excelsior and Great Western. The report
that some three four men employed in the building
were buroipg to death was without foundation.
DIED OF HIS JURIEs.--Thomss Halpio, the man
who was run BIZ the vicinity Of the starch factory
In Jersey City, died yesterday at the Aims House An nq.
was held Coroner Morris and verdict Of accidental death
was rendeled.
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Total. Dii 10 so
Decrease Of The comp,rei with that Of 1885, tSois
The following is a comparative statement OF the
value Of exports from The commencement of the
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MARRIED.,

MALONE-FLYNNOn Tuesday, Aug 6 st khe Church o. Sta
Peter Pail, Brooklyn, l. D. by the Rev. $. Malone
Edward MoLe NJ D. TO Aune MMia LOyol Flynn, both Of
Brooklyp l.. d.
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Passengers Arrived

In Aip Ame,ican Eagle from London Mrs. Ann Noble
daughter WisnsbuIsh Mis-. Geo. Pstison RichxHd Dsni
Higgins, Philadelphia.
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Markets ..ci,ETVtLY aErosrEp ros far ~ y rmsvs'
s,TURo,y. Aug - 1883
ASHES-Th. market :. without incorst change sales OF -
Nj. P.,. Al p sn3 50 bbis Pearls a. - 81 1900 a.
BEESnsN ;sir rrquest a. Il prices sales !" ' ~
S.u h.ru. 80 srIiy- A. Satc., cash. NJ.
COTrJN-Ib- msik-t = sfsady with moderate sa.es i"s
bgtiu.s. hs, been |, 90 0e.cs ", quote:
Ufg.,oss cL.ss.fie,rIos
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Rcceipts Of Produce.
Northumberland bu Tslsgraph.

TOTAL BY ALL Routes, AVG % 1859 3 a55 bbs Flour
bush Conn., 72l do. Wheat 300 d. Rye BOO pkgs. Whisky
10. Ashea