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Corner of Union and CoryeU Streets,
LAMBERTyIJIE n j.


The subscriber would hereby inform the citizens of Lam
berve and vicinity that he still continues to sell all kinds
of Goods generally kept in Hardware Store Customers
will find fresh and well selected stock of Nails Planes,
Varnish Oils, Turpenne, Glass, Putty Burning Fluid,
Camphene Spades, Shoves Hoes Forks, Augers, Saws,
Files Wrought and Cast Hinges Mortice Janus Face and
Rim Locks Screws and Bolts large assortment of Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe Findings Harness Mountings,
Carriage Curtain Cloth from ga to Ga Lace and Fringe
Curtain Lining and general assortment of Carriage Makers
Trimmings Also Red Sole Leather French and American
Calf Skins and Moroccos Cacne Plaster Plasering Hair
and Newark Cement.
Underakers particularly called to examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere for particular attention has
been taken to keep that department supplied with the
est patterns of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws andStud
Plates Hinges Handles Lace and Silver Mouldings, &c.
&c. Likewise, Futons Patent Coal Lamp and Coal Oils
would thank my friends and acquaintance for their past
vors and would solicit their influence in future Please
give CALL at the of Union and Corye Streets
j. f. BOOKER.
Nov A. 1855 3m
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sit speedy, very neat and durable its work is easily
understood and kept in repair. earnestly recommend
this Machine to all my acquaintance and others."-E
M a. Forrest, Nemphis Tenn.
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is beautiful thing and puts every body into
element of good humor Were Catholic, should in
sist upon Grover Baker having eternal holiday
in commemoraton of their good deeds for humanity
~. Clay.
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We find this Machine to work to satisfaction
with pleasure recommend to the public believe tn
Grover Baker to be the best Sewing Machine in use
Deary Brothers, ABtsoniz, Tenn.
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WIGS = WIGS - WIGS
April %, 1859.

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm nc turning up behind-no shrink
ing off the head indeed this is the only establishment
where these things properly understood and made
233 Broadway, New York.
Nov. II. 1858. 1y
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If used exclusively for family purposes with ordinal
care will wager they will last three score years
ten, and never get out of fix-Jofn Ershine Nashgl
Tenn.
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MERCHANDISE.
House Furnishing Goods,

FOR THE SPRING TRADE OF 1859, AT
p. G. HOFFS,
Corner Of Bridge and Union Streets,
LAMBERTVILLE, n. J.
GARPETS-large variety of New Patterns, just received
from the manufacturers Brussels, Ingram and Step
Carpets all at Low Prices Floor Cloth Druggets, Floor
Oil Cloth Table Linen, Sheeting, Pillow Case Muslin and
general assortment of Dry Goods and Window Papers Now
to which respectfully solicit the attention of the public
Please call and examine before buying elsewhere Also
large and good of Groceries and Provisions of
good quality and low be found elsewhere Sugars,
Teas and Coffee always on hand, at low prices.
DIR. JOHN NELSON'S DYSPEPTIC PILLS, only place
they can be got in the county. P. C. H0FF.
April o. 1859 IT,
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4 FEW HOUSES FOR SALE Inquire of
IA S. BLACKWELL, LarnbertvilIe
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have had your Machine for several weeks, and a.
perfectly satisfied that the wo it does is the best and
beautiful that ever made. ''-Maggte Aimison Mas
UiHe Tenn.
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If used exclusively for family purposes with ordinary
care will wager they will last three years and
ten and never get out of fix JoEn Ershine, NashgiAe
Tenn
g have had your Machine for several weeks and
perfectly satisfied that the does is the best and most
beautiful that made Maggie AimisOn, NASH
rifle Tenn.
C use my Machine upon coats, dressmaking and fine
linen stitching and the work is admrabfar better than
the best thanksgiving, any other machine have
seen.'-Luey 3. 1Aompson Nashville, Tenn.
find the work the strongest and most beautiful that
have made either by hand machine, and
gard the Grover Baker Machine of the greatest
blessings to Mrs. Taylor, NasAuiAe, Tenn.
have of Grover Bakers Sewing Machines in
in my family, and find it invaluable can confidently
commend it all persons in want of machine. 90 r.
Thompson, Nashville, Tenn.
take pleasure in certifying the utility of the Grover
stronger and better in every respect than work done by
hand. "-Mrs. d. W. Wheeler, NasAUiue, Tenn.
Iw6ud be unwilling to dispose Of my Grover Baker
Machine for large amount could not replace again at
pleasure.''-1frs II. G. scouOl Nashville, Tenn
sour two Machines purchased from you do the work of
Grover Baker Sewing Machine to be the best in use.
~ Stillnaam g. Co., Memphis, Tenn
.eThe Grover & Baker Sewing Machine works admirably.
think the stitch and work far superior that any
ing Machine saw On fine work think the Machine
would be hard beatty. j. Dauie Aezaphts Tenn
" The Grover Baker Sewing Machines have given such
satisfaction that cheeuly them all who
wish good and substantial Sewing Machine 1t executes
work with much and speed and finely than any
other machine have Mrs r. B. MITCHELL Mem
phts, Tenn.
" am happy to give my Testimony in avor of Grover
Bakers Sewing Machine and of the perfect satisfaction it
gives in every respect It neatly and is by
complicated, and prefer it all others have SEEM
Mrs. Bryan otte Of Rec A. NJ Bryan MemphsSS, Tenn.
70 SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. 81
a LOCAL. AGENT WANTD.
February, II 1852
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81 my Machine upon coats dressmaking, and fine
linen stitching and the work amrabler better than
the best thanksgiving, any other machine have
seen."-L@cy B. Thompson, NoshvaLe Tenn
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Or all kinds of Furniture Boots and Shoes Looking Glasses
Cartng have any kinds of Contracting done and
finally if you Coffin made, go Arnsn5s Boot Hall
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am happy to give mytestimony in favor of Grover
Bakers Sewing Machine and of the perfect satisfaction it
gives in every respect It neatly and by
complicated and prefer it to all others have seen ~
Mrs Bryan, sots Of Rec A. NJ. Bryan, MenaphssS Tenn
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al find the work the strongest and most beautiful that
have SEEM made either by hand machine and
gard the Grover Baker Machine as one of greatest
blessings to sex Mrs. Taylor NashralZe Tenn.
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a LOCAL AGENT WANT D.
February, II 1859
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The Grover Baker Sewing Machines have given
satisfaction that cheerfuly recommend them all who
wish good and substantial Sewing Machine. 1t executes
work with much and speed and finely than any
other machine have seem Mrs Il. B. MITCHELL Mem
phts, Tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-24

The increase in receipts a. the ports compared with 1855
was 23 o bales The increase In exports to Great B
tain compared With 1856 $1,000 bales; decrease 10
France SO Geo. increase other foreign ports O00 10
tai Increase in exports 80 COO bales.
fRElens -Epassepents were light for English ports
and rates unchaneed TO Liverpool some square bales OF
cotton reported at 32t. Nd The later figure
wss generally asked and II bales Sea- Island
gsged at led and 200 bbs pork at Is Cd 40 hhds
topacco at ga. Cd. To London the ship American Eagle
pss taken up to load With about 500 bos spirits lur
pehn's at aoont o. Cd, and SEQ bbs. rosn a. p T.,
ana 10 tors oDcake at private terms To RotteI
dam, 500 bbs spirits .urpentne at &c per gallon,
sna considerable lot OF honey at &c and SO bos aches
70 Gasow lot Of hogs hair at IA. and to Antwerp
10 600 staves at D. T.
Hay scarce and firm at roc a 7sc for old.
laos Scotch pig was ceiling at S24 s2a 80 in small
ois from yard.
holAssEs sale Of 100 hhds. Cuba muscovado was
made APT
NAVAL STORES Sales Of l,5co bbs were made for
sopment at 44c 4s1sc 45c and small sale Of com
mon roein at Mefsrs. Luce l. Turner report in tnen
heee,ps. for theaoek Since 1t inst. Since Jan l.
Crude turpentine, bbis. 40O 623ib
Spir,ta turpentine, do. - 1907 IS go
hohn. .2,Z7O Il 1873 AGA 900
Some Goo b1s soi,.. 40 line an 900 ro.a
included IN the above tabo receipsl, have just
rived, which we add to stock on hand, remsrkns
however That large proportion of it has already oeeh
paced and VIII lot probably be offered the market
Inc stocs or crude turpensine COCO bbs spr,s
tnrpfntre $500 bbs rosn, COO bois. tar $500 6ns
sxpor's 'or week-Spirits urpentne, 206 rosp 6058
Total since list January turpentipe go S72 spr
tureentne 43 49, rosn 49, Exports tar since first
Japuery, 1929
OlIs-rbe market quiet and sales of inseed mode
rate at about Soc There movement OF importance
in other descrlpuoIs
Observation-Disclosures market WAS 6rmer and more
ac'ive, with come purchases speculation The eaies
embraced about $500 bbls., including new mess at
S4 $40, thin ness at sl3 so, and prime at $40 IS
SO 30. Beet was without change OF moment while tue
embraced about $50 bbs including country prime
% bo 10, country mess at 81 IS, repacked at SS
$40 49, and extra at SO rs Si2 so Cut meats were
better with saes Of l26 hhos and terces at exc TO
sbouiders and at SC SIC for Lard wa, drmer
with sslte OF $50 obs AMI terces Of 10Ac llc Bot
ter vas steady, at Ia, &c for State and I3c l7Sc
for ono Cheese ranged from &c. TO 9kc.
EPIcEs There was O speculative movement in cassa
Sales OF COO and were made at private
terms
SUGARS The market steady, with o fair demand
both from the trade and for refining The sales embraced
about 200 bhds included In which so hhds Texas
and pome Porto Rico ut The remainder contested Of
Cuba muscovados chiefly within the range Of 5c csc
The latter figure for gooo grocery qualies.
WHIsKgy.Sales Of shout 800 boe weua made At 2sISc
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, August 23-6 P. N.
The upward movement in stocks continues, though
the commission houses still report a want of orders
TO buy, and the earnings the roads have not yet
begun to increase. The reaction which took place
last evening was recovered to-day, and after an ac
tive business, stocks closed firm at an advance over
the closing prices of yesterday. Michigan South
ern guaranteed continues to attract considerable at
tennon The shorts in this stock have not been
able TO close up their contracts, and though 1000
shares were thrown into the market Yesterday bv a
holder who had bought at lower prices the scarcity
OF cash stock was as marked to-day as ever There
seems yet to be reluctance to take sellers options
except at large difference from the cash price.
when the business of the road increases the COURAGE
OF the friends OF the property will probably rise. A
road connecting Lake Erie with Chicago, and rpn
ming 525 miles through the finest mar. os
Michigan and Indiana if properly admin
istered, ought easily to be able to nav in.
terest on ten and half millions of debt. and
have a handsome surplus for stockholders besides.
The stock opened to-day at 245, advanced to Is, at
which price there large sales and closed at that
bid New York Central was active to-day, the late
arrangement having brought in some orders to buy:
the price at the close was 739, an advance of 2
made by a prominent operator after the second
board, but without affecting the price. Rock Island
advanced per cent. 1t seems likely that the bust
ness on this road will justify the declaration Of a
moderate dividend in November. Toledo was
per cent higher Harlem was steady. Hudson
River advanced I. This is, we believe, almost the
only road with the exception of the New Jersey
Centra) whose earnings have increased steadily
month after month, for the past year. Pacific Mail
rose to 7s3 this afternoon. The board Of dreStors
meet to morrow to discuss the purchase Of the
Collins steamers with the Panama directors 70
rumored to-day that the Pacific Mail repudate the
purchase Of the Collins steamers made on their ho.
half by the committee appointed to negotiate with
Messrs. Brown Brothers, and that new comnanv
will probably be formed, in which the members Of
that committee and the Panama Railroad Com
psny will own heavy interest, to the steamers
between New York and Aspinwall in conjunction
with the Pacific Mail Company's steamers on the
Pacific. Meanwhile it is understood that one-half
fbe price of the steamers was agreed to be paid to
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49, r'"oe'o' Sesssy, DemarAra. Aug tn old u L. 10
S,s MO SBsA Corning Ardrosssn n days with ,,s iron 70
Brig n.aS u.,ocs Barton Pare. "a day., VIII md. 10
r.. ss ss S. an q; Fl "a:
si;ss: a: s s:::.. . s:s
Brig hss, Arm OBJ Cole, DorOhssisr NIB. d.ys. with
Bi. ssn Miguel spi La, Casa. obarlesop 70 Mari o.
nss q rice &C. and touched here 70 nnh load
Big B~so,l BALTIMORE rraver. Baltimore, days. with
s,s vaona Sims Calais. days with lumber to simpson
Ecver tB o'srsn Pictou 10 days with plaster to
scsr nsvelock tBr. Murray Dorchester. NB7 days. with
scSr ssy sDmA Huso Aasasoyda Bay, "a days. with wool
sctr wslts, Baieisb. Philips Savannah DAVIS with lum
esG 70 nurssS 2d inst. OF Al secum spoke scr cero
ses. Ds,i: Fisher Charleston days, with cotton TO
scsr Laura Gertrude EwOod Charleston days. with COT
ss1 merry . ssss s
scar am. Ms.5hss as WIN nsv,
,Dx hs.s lo.s Mooes lsrom St helena Fslhs.en win
Ss % s'01s bark a
s sSr " s .,sn s essi II s%ssSS DC
hosr gsrs0 Winter. Richmond, boass
sssr sns ssa
s sssr y; HSya noSs ns SiryDls Gays
sshr Ihos 2 sn,ins Ph%,,o: yuEinis-
ecfr Il French stiles Virginia.
ecbr Panama, Rellom. VUrioa-
scbr q Il Lee eoper. Virginia.
tcar Racer Geer. prgipia
schr L vii iams FNkenbuyg, vkgiEia
ScLr 6ubuey Ham mond baltimore
tchr eholah eelah klxsbeihrort for 6nA.ou.
6cbr Henry Alfred. Randall Harrington, s days
scbr ursloO fressey. Calais dass.
erhr Odd Fellow, Tracy Bastpovt, dave.
echr benjamin Whalen Esstcort days.
schr star Huchipgs Lubec days
ecbr Tiger Evars sAco days
Scbr Congress MITCHELL, Marhlsspoyt 4dAys.
schr Bay etate. velrl hockland 60 hours
Schr Noses c ~a,spg Crowe, Portsmouth dsya
schi Pearl. hase. postop. dA
schr keren Hsppuch, Kelly. Boston, days.
schr Iboe b Scy mour. keiy bostou, days.
echr Ge, lApiair, snow Har sch, 2 Gays
kcbr Richard La1 Sheffield etor uston. days
Ecbr Lane Allen, Clinton, days
6ctT Nes Hal Ha Portland. Ct 2 days.
scbr Apson, Ryan, Albany for Bridgeport.
echr Ann Bray, bondout tor Bosten
s,otp Pointer. Fowl Providence days.
6loop Comet, Palmer Stamford, DAYS
Hoop Gen Kossutb. Tslv. Lyme 2days.
Steamer Rosfon Hellew. Pbtiadelpma
stean or Petrol Baker. Providence.
Steamer Osceoa. Smith. New London.
BELOW.
One bark and two brigs. unknown.
6Au.ED,
Steamships Star of the South Savannah Roanoke Norfolk
Wind at sunset 81, fresh.
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MARl1IMR INTELhIGENCE,

ALnAyAc NEW YoRx-rHrs DAY.
soN Hsks...'....... ~ NOON RISES. .morn.I2 80
Sun sETs. AZ HIGH WATER lava q NJ
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ur~ poRr AT PKINCs CORRESPONDENCE
Poxr Az Puscx, August ., 1852
mad she President Of Hayu popular ana oeoo"'ns
- a.v more powerful In his position plainly Demon
49, nv che fsct that be called 70 the honorable pos
-, a. Grand Master Of The MAsous 1t Is true that tho
exer.,ed Sou ouque was himself At the head Of
~ body but be rather forced himself into that position
snsu received honor Gerhard resolves new For
ssu,euque matter Of the utmost importance 70, In
manner control taAi body or n least 70 be In every
way oonverAnt with their plans and wishes. Perhaps
sAe Emperor rather used tool 20 advance the in.
ss Of the brotherhood than that he employed them TO
sssaslsa his poser This much n least is certain, that
Ae gained the entire confidence sympathy Of the
Mssons, else 6effrArd would occupy the impe
RIA palace.
Lea hope the President will be fortunate than
his predecessor and trust that the Lodge-aum.n
u No lsannounoes the nomination OF the very illus
uiocs and AL powerful g. Ge ard 70 the office OF Grand
FroecsorAs a. the Masonic orcer Hsyu the prayers
q the most pcsefu oooy In Hsya may Dc accepted and
thai Ge ara may i've long to the honor and glory OF our
ipfasnce Of the regulation asonshrg the gov.
exc,es universal approval; the sssernmeat Aud
th&t they have by no meArs osl p,pclsrty this mes
cure me gooo effect OF this Aw o tolo~ed up sna -
Cured by one Aeo OF much mporApcs-tn q Arz1 Hns
all political DEGREES Ano ordinances OF govern
merit ~ all toe jocguents Of the Spsca CsEprh Gct
alcu:s, instantly the omGlssnsS osr'ee
which were osssn sold eispcsec ~ - thir
parties in order TO prevent the IA enses ans van'd
eult IN sucu casee, with All TIE ss.e aSrs rn tn
hw q limited 10 AL third parties s. 9ss@n
With Abe m5nc,ony Il wei lzsa1 sH'sasr,s urisss
The government bad, TIE osxz<F sraf ~ mssf,i'a
Or war one CT wescs sns at, an
not the exception eSsefs necssss-iS ne dull stet
b the case NJ present 6<@fA-s res mes'i'-e de
sfxoyed the prosesson az lie s<sAe s-- "a ssvii un
less, perchAnce, be ixss as ssszol n Sns mssniis
INFERIOR il rich plans. -nexesls se uInas snr ra'
sowing crcpe unless &c Il l.s c,r cIin. n ss
h6osing classes and how i,eF EAT s< 7:-os'- = rck
10 eprcn AMI e@s tcn 90 sci CERTAIN F-tc
bcal phanshroSrs hase prosoeei taAi he sorenn nj
shall otsroy for q sucoess,oc Of years Al lie grocad
FRUITS Of the country. In such case The scotland ne
groes cultivate the exerton 70 pick the
coffee berry, wncn, in whole DISTRICTS allowed IN fau
70 the and rot No matter woat the supply there
always ready market for ST Domingo ccfse, aud with
the proceeds Of Individual labor they could purchase
prov sons or has been suggeetei, the government
might reserve certain poriioa Of the ground fruits de
stroyipg the remainder, ana exchange for coffee. The
pssn 70. suppose impossible; bat possible. IL would
prove successful.
The markets remain much the sane Is when last
wrote, dull, but with trihmg impro in prices
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More Baltimore Rowdylsm-Oreadful Riot
on a steamboat

balt'mOre 81
On Saturday night the steamer Express e this city for
Ioyds Springs camp meeting, 90 the Choptank river,
with bet three hundred and four hundred passengers
On board. Shortly after passing Fort hcEenry became
evioent tnat there would DC trouble board alarm
1sok bold Of the passengers Before reaching the Bodkn
party Of oisordery men, who rallied under the of
Enbots, Ranters AID Rip Raps for ~ard and mate
IN attack On the colored people who occupied that part
sns boat Al arst they amused themselves BY knocking
when application was made to the captain 10 some
measures to put stop TO such proceedings Nothing
was d0ne and after time tue disordery posed
down in the forward saloon, several coored
men had taken refuge The ssnsiants approached q
he Side and chest Theyrneo blew out ali the lights in
Ne saloon, and began ndiscrm'nate attack white
and oSior.d M, Mr. jeremiah Slaughter was robbed Of
338. Mr. William d. Class was robbed OF $50, and sp
sther party was roboed Of valuable gold watch and
cham
There being no prospect Of any more booty In the ga
lson, The dsorderres again went deck and blowing
cut ali the lights went 10 the ard part OF the boat
again. among the coloed people One man and bis wife
were standing together The bow, and thought they
would eecaoe observation The man. however, was
Knocked Gown, and he be.d while dis pockets were
Yisd Of all they Contained He thea stabbed several
shines, ana his wife who hsd rnessed the whole pro
seeding, outraged 10 bis presence while che vainly
cried for help Some OF the passengers sgstn called on
the officers OF the boat and the committee who had char
tered her, and volunteered IL called on, TO que the riot
and confDe the dsur bers OF toe peace IN the hold uut
the boat should return TO The city Tue attack
tnued until several coored severely stabbed
and . much larger number horribly beat. Among
that stabbed employer az e oraymau by
Mr.. WEIGH, south street; by Messrs Smitn Ed
oooBon on Che side, ard Que py Messrs {. Martin
ro on Calvert street VINO TIE 9th IA vare was no,
famed, out said of them died from the
Ell. ctr Of bis wounds. About cav light Sunday
ing Tie boat Approached Cambridge, ana the captain, at
the request OF the psssepgers landed at that to~n
Sheriff Vickers. Of Dorchester county, notified OF
The ogirsges that han committed, and poong
The pu-pofe OF arrestpg the gull parties A. st they
oened bis authority but he Called on some OF the passen
gers sno hsn Witnessed the whole OF the riot and some
four OF the party taken from ,he beat rso o. them
caves their skinner ooineoo but the
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sJN RsES........... ~ NOON ). mornI2 80
Sun sEIs.'.......... AZ HIGH wATKR eve or
>>>~~~>>'~'-~~~~~~~-~--~~
Fort Of New York, August 23, 1860.
CLEARED
Son '' - "'SSnA .
zen. o
4 TO. "s'
Brig Jessie, Percbayd, Pasebiac Nr-sdken Jrousida
Schr V casey Cudwortb. Vera Cruz-A A Dexrauv
scnr HAwatha obj, Hutchings CsrdenAs-Mier HouRh.
scbr Onward, Higgins, Charotseaown-C A Devols
schr Bm Dire, hoes Halifsx-D r. Dewolf.
Schr Advance (Br) Curry 81 John NB-D Dewolf
6cnr !os de 1orTe Tyler, Fanklin-Van Brunt ylsaht
schr AInsds Knewes kappahannock Brunt slasnt
steamer konnebeo. Hand. PHILADELPHIA.
ARRIVED.
Btesmshp Florida Crowell savannah With mdso and uss
seDgers 70 y Mitchin Bon. nd l30 AM passed steam
sn.s Jas soger hence for Charleston ate Of Georgia
rom nhsdtphia FOR savannah; AN, Alsbana hence
CO. Inc has experienced strong head winds Inc entire pAs
steamship Roanoke. Couch Portsmouth n vus mdse
and passengers. 70 Ludam Hejnshen
tw.msbip iotkos Parrish Richmond Ac With mdso and
pasreDgerB. u Ludlsm He1nsken -
shp ysndsis PsueD, verpool IS da,s With mise 10
fos- s,s inst 90 miles Of ,ssy lead the wrock o.
aJdsorj
To Bepnings 4 dosinE.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TuuaDAy AuOuat ORR p N

AsHEs.-The sales embraced small lots OF pots at 5l4c
and Of pearls At $50.
BREADsrrFrs.-Four-The market was again active aud
rom &C. TO i0c. per barrel higher especially for the
dlum and common grades OF State aad Western Gooi
exrss were without change Of moment In quotations
The sales embraced about 5000 bbs closing within the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-24

TIE WESTERN Corn CROP The Cincinnati
Commercial Of Wednesday says The prospects for
corn crop OF full yield throughout the region OF
country about which there was recently appre
heDsion have been well reassured BY generous
Of the last two weeks and he amount of Ian,
painted throughout the West will make the yield of
great staple present anticipatons realized, much
greater than ever before gathered.