davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-12-05

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~ ta..s. s1sae,. y ~ X, ~ sAen ,V''e nj 4oone
sra % so,,a H. taa.9 49, u -. p,e IT, Ansse VIZ
aas.o-s -" 1a.l. :.uu nst .AtGe slu"1 y
uas'efs, la"gef Ferk'nEes wife, Iaoefthy R'p'
~. 'uuos 90 .1slus, oeaknn -elmmuns
lo!hs .nc eAuGn.er, ~; Doctor Jo5aan, etsette1yi
stse1HJ. Ais. uu way u Inc west Ioom'
mucn !u.es .as A!ecnan: A1s square ba1ter
~ ard saan saa,i u upper oeioEe tne Aeenll
49,. 49, = H...1 .a'y " .enale "lnm "e'a
ousaaa usatn WHY toauo toe gouse "'1n poRles o1
si,:h a bubbnb in m nv ] n.,-nl horn dase eoed s,o
stav n tTs ,ves. g. 49, ~, ot. anlI ,a s.nn;t o.
m ,vns w ~ faa,;1s ,,,sh. .s nrrssd 81
M, ,u1,hs} bar-;iJ ano ~ 9'' Wv 'A''eA '''N7~~'
.What % .,,,oa 49,. a;..i' ~ H. IT,, o, ~. ro,,a.
tb,- V;atar 60 ~ ss ~ 49,. tt ~ ~
| ~ ts'p''s o4nfs aute "aat au sou no'n
- ~ 5a1 .,I 10 - .le W.. ue n1's
s sTa.;ss 1 49,. ~ E14G ,, eoaunnefe
:. ~ 1Mlna '.aE.n, sez4 t"1nsl
H., ah,s hno" IT. sez ahe' GOVERN hef -'ase With
s sTnn; Vt ,o t.t..,..z..,u A.
,,sr '4t+'@ . "n"1 y 11'o A'a''ef WILL
.4w,,, a,,+ a,,rn .,,a4 -1,,
foo,, 81 81 NAVAL 't'''' '1N sun' } - Pe=A' u"
No marn7 40, ,n;. "a . Na ,,,,,r,1 5or
r,o siom ue - ~ ..;e So tuIs ~ Masnonaa aay.
Rhn s!oly o. .n.s mere Gay isnt e9nned 70
s,ad I'd 49, n aac sasv ~ youufi an m9 ~
MI srasi,; =; s,ot ~ - ~ ~ M a:se ~
~ ~ oRa ea,aa,,, - . suiee' wa. use
sois n ea1a - s'sa' ss.ses sasm Wn'on aa ~.
ssad noI 9uhas mel a lsnl 70 w lop o. LUG
tar,s h;ra5 s,.,' a.,,i a"y unu. oaaI1o 4a l'a1-
s,,,n .n5 toaI ~ na @ - - ~ atletuas tt.
IN ~ -atns,,;1 mi ~ ~ H." H." t;;.ha,, % tsnad tv ,;,
In - roar,a M e. - -. . ~ ~ Ionu q.e
over Ther rnae M, tn 1o tuo r me- 'u sot don
tn.,;,o .l 9 om na ~. aae, q ~ eo~n
,;,,a .r;.,, al I,ot 81 vi 's 'o'o'1' "'.A eas
yess aa;1 - nnr;eodoa ,,,,7;,, ,,,,+.,a
,,,,,n,is ;;at1r1 F' ""'14s N'''
- rarf.,oi. nm, da =. ro, +,, ,,,,,7,,!a,.ou
~ r,r;h;,s ~ ,,p,,S, W. =" = ~ nsou.a,su 49, - "n1seIS,
..a = t.h;.,.:EIIn. t na'. - p,op'le1o! psssony, +
f,-r;,, isns-,,,;5,a. 80 s III III ~" ~
n s,,oo1,nastar "@tA I'll Io 0t>' - '''4
IT, 10 y ,',s,,,a,,> ~, .. 1,>,.
parsnns vhn hail teen % ',,a.tsrs aru " r. a..
ndomT ~ -:
II never .1a,,d t,.7, o,11ad Nv 3h,. a,na
afc5e, sed lint s,,nnosa ~ IT, II; r;tos
.W-e shalf soon ha1!raf fWr,rSs an,,fri soa H.,
Editor Of lie Radinsv;a Rma1r ~ L;1.r1, ~ ,vbo I
x.as l,o1-;r.. ,..ar - 1,,11.5,a ~ m ~, 49,
in tho cornar . - ,nn,~ % 70 ~ ~ e. pa's
C;tr cborta-, pf'' ~ s&'0 1's'N''@>0' 4o' -
tf,ood for ~, oid NOV y -, t..;.- ~. -.
= cor srk;,s n1sc, ;, 1i.a ns~s R,ofs - 'o"s 'A
.uo1. re1i;e]ns, .ed nrat,r s,,san rto+,,o-
c,,.a-;,' 1os go ,.;.i, Ps.t1 2aaa .s1e;
sWn,i ~ -. r., P
,.,o ;s ~ ~. ~ a4 M ecS v.nu. - atm ~
,,;n -, | ~, as,t H. ~ lIas - - ~ "o1'
81 M ~ paae1r I = isn ~ ~ y. 4uo ooaaa..,
ssz sha W ~ ~ !" ," " p"eAs'
sa-I sn;s S poas1,. % =, xono. ,u;uho,
sLo In - s4o'|A ""- ~"
=.
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Lave fov n ftors, aad are I.:ty necs.yrs fau srt
cuns3tets stuck of
CIR OCER1ES

49, ~ ~ ~ A~ l. ~
Composed. IN part s'lor. to which VI INIT. .As At.
tentioa VI The trade:
50 hhds Museavado angar,
1z5 do Porto Rico do
70 do New Orleans do
500 hbls Chicago RoHned Sugar,
$50 do New Xork do do
73 bags Old Govornm't Java Cofse,
115 do I.aguira Cofoo,
$50 do lilo do
as do .doeaa do
100 bbls New Orleans Molasses,
100 do Cuba do
IS do Husar House Syrup,
400 do Goldea do
rs do Portland do
800 hH chests G1oe1 and Black Ten
$50 BIZ sawyer's White Erasivo soap
100 do 5osss oakley's do do
400 do A1Pal1n Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do 5toriaa do
- do MouId o
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
100 do Glowing do
els butts do do
1so fancy caddies do
ITO N Imported Cigars,
50 lars Maeaboy anuf;.
273 boxes oswoeo Starch,
as bags Pepper,
25 do Spice, IS boxes Cloves,
as casos 4 1 r1utmogr.
- tea Primo Iliee, 400 mts oaaata
IS bxs:99rime Goldfish,
175 hf bh1s a. White Tish,
122 boxes Scaled Eozyiu8,
19o do 81 do
lea bags Dried Apples,
IS 5hbls Kaote Qurrants,
1oo boxes Layer Raiziux,
576 do H. Il. do
90 hfbxs do do
SEQ coils mauilla and Jato Kope,
%75 reams Wrapping Papes,
373 bales do Iwino,
Ia bbla Pure Cider Vinegar,
17o do Dairy Salt,
$50 boxes Fipos,
For SALE ve7lox H. D. GILMAN kco
y %nu1h NAr%@ S3rn<&
, 1859-12-05

NVIICET TO FKUVI ISlUN DEAL
+. e. LAW Il q o.,

OF Ch!caxo IT, tste this method Ct Informing tte ads
tAat tsT have the e1te:s'stu pEoTtento
tae:r
Slau.htertn. and Packing House,
Fpr1e1jy aea by Anofc- .sreEls TO-. Of AL
~ uov v4dy ff aouht tha5 nay e
Ase such nat ttfy aa.e to md ofea
Ead per tay, tad ofc4ts:e Aad se9 stad u hS:s
mined . adkefe st1ety q tas CoT2s!sa na:sss.. U
iota SfsIi ttt !txy zn,ho.et asent fos The tsap-
sct.oa oi scJ md Ii sur1ess Eettt Nth tat
1sd aoY rn,te with bin I he duly houo1ed
sAXL FAS0fITE. It Law. =
DsTtou. tnd11o1- Ch!aza, 1Es1osa.
, 1859-12-05

'RIo1EtS SLALE-EuDilC NO
L Ice i hereby given that l. L. y. Palne fre! The
Trustee taa<d In Il.s~t II ttu't r1seAsd Is Euias
Atutk.r lt.t, t1 Nasrh l, tS9. viii y a*oh Of
desan.t tr Ir,ymtrt prn1-sory hcs II s-d deed
eis: TED ~ lhs S.ah .'! q tt Court noa.s IN ths
d,yn rc-tIa!f. 4t, " ten o<lc1 In iba foeuoen Of
G.4 lute auste1 to the 81 tht.s bidder ttF tAa.
:-let na.t- :!ty s.0' ut'E ou- t1vt.-n Of
part of thu East Aalr the Northwest Isr Vi esi'oh
No,,A " llrxs u.us*ru "a last os sae ,ard t1nelra
,nerd- The cty Of Glieaee. ce"niy u Cvo<
eo.ts s.p<n-~s of .Ae. eaid noss se1:ex dHs With
Deed Of rsus, .ssa by S.ia Nsaat; ka57;!. = A u
reod.d in ua Of tho Kscu:tr Of Cox kEota1y, IA
Dook Its of useLA, pIsA9.
.A.-A IT a
, 1859-12-05
TTTSTEE'S SALE. Whereas,

TNRl}STE,ES SALE. = WNefe19.
l. John r. Thon and EEtu Thcns h's .Ie. Ct ths eity
IT chic.. Cook county oa q, e4tsl T. ne - Iue.
10 secals H. payment Of noss tae:ep mentioned
VI co deed II trust bars dststh~ s.t dsy Of Nas A.
ia sd taf Coos county, Li:ns* y teok rs 4 t*sda
AID wheseas suit he~H II Ats IN the pay
meot of I'D Eost auI A.pEc.an Il zda nv lha
lea, hd.r M fad note !" vi "a 7!xln'es uRdsF ta
Now therefore p1n!.e aet:es Is heby rtu thlt tn pnr
s.anoa Of power and a1thsrsv ne ssstso y ta
no C1utt Hou Ia tlc CITY = Ch..o, IN The county As
stase af.stad ht bdteE tnf 1t u nc eek
prel+.s de*cllheI In -. !. r.! Ut trust tow: Lot ssn
brfoHrf1}a the Subdivision af hoek thf ~ u
WoIcotls Addition. md dry {5a,tn KintA1 ADDITION t.
Ch:esso stu.se lnthr CKY Of Chsea.c. CeuftJ Ceok
and sta,e Of l!ae!A 1arr nth all xt and eqoy -
redemption Of the ai Jthn q. Thotn 4aa LEA. hA Wss
ta.is bern aot representatives, of md 70 tns 1ms
te.bI6&&d A+J,i53LLAGbEE. Triste4.
, 1859-12-05
&TArE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

WIN. .>6s { nEES-Io Inn.
ef1; aFc Z~fneo4s- u Arr E1a ~vaI, Ghatss Rx4t-
*.ui- AItn:.a umpeaaAr ami jau Van XVI.
fut: .hlc+ Is a rey Eivs7 :aa In pl1sttaaea cf do
e:sal ct:rr tn.ertd IN the ,tose eatAat e.< l.. u.
PAine fnetr. AaIeF t Gh7ncesv II ,t ,G.tut@ Staa4
IN II lH" trk i'll LAG Hsfea S. I.r IeI II pu,e
4! to tte htshe~t bidder E,r CASH III door eg
Lie Co " iou.+ TITO cty Il Ehicls, tuuuty ef Gcok
aofe>aa The panel VI n-,t is III HIi Cs9ttY u Ctnk,
sscT:tsn \. LIT n" rs t 10 the rEs5tera Su.c!s lnl
o. s''n Aateen isf IN Township rh.r.v At ts,. North
aakr fnu 10 t1s. combining 1hnytasrs zolpQ A=ss
T. rtTSr FErrr
, 1859-12-05
rrEr.SrEE'S SALE Nhrre:

L ru tae Jay If Ju,s, sso, GsGzzs p-t and Ce1e
ne his ~:G. ay tet Il tAt A4s. ea<rS<d u TIL 7nas-
st -apus, ~ts4u4 eeyAn fux1 r4alt srntc iu Cpox
County. a1i knnsu The "u.:1rAe.i o"+ a..t Of .hn
Loatl thirty -, ftt ofits fc a.a t's} Ind S4<s
}o Of alley Auue ros tiop tes ef ~
cnTute OF lI.ll. sn a4 this west o. raid
CEark sr+t tso fewt
north h!ryt ss, lh-ncu sass e<Erv tae} eAt shsnaa
seut nlstY ts1) !eps TO thu p7Sa hrariak With thn
buildings and 'mI Eoseurnts fhtron. N isuAt ALL ILL
pow~sl Of default IN the payment Hs Tho Pdnspa or
tbeewh for siA@ paYa.e four Tie
inter At 1hr rat oE tf .s.s r.f amin parable
IN tbe A1cIn.e Sew iolk ttsr. to ts' s an.s and
sem!.rs pay anh sAsy The sans, <hhh dted sas ~
coided In he KsctreF Ote IT s1 CoHn'r book 1s3
Of Ur<ds % o. e sss Tho :sh July. 1877. And s<Ault
h1rtnx ea ne in the IAJ7eat Ut ntkrest IN the sa!d
detd. ii request oe.e oder of s,a note lssh
txy Of p~ceabs. II te hour OF 81 # .sd t.3 II
~ nllbcts e1pn4e lot sale ~ h4 a bter for caA
the iaEd1 a prerases and a:l r4ht aE esoFy r
SAMUEL SrnAC+ Tnastes.
, 1859-12-05

G TATE UE ILLINOIs CooI

g T 4 T E OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County. s>.-Cook Conaty CIsrus Gous> November
Term. y r. ts9 TheEa4 :. D:e~sEs14 VI. L. t- uAw-
t1al and W lt4ua Z. Jnhe*.
fub!is apt!es !. hss'hy stsen u ths <Il NlIau q.
anc* tl1k witt nj sttaAhorh A.cl tie otce OF
The clerk q The c'k s:snty e1lt Court, i1t-l .hs
nts day Il November. A. IL ss' Il 'ar -a' Of tie sa4
lhuMas y lii rkeToa 2si ASlo.t tbs e.,ac Of the s!1
William e. J. n.> rtts Line aua4r s~scnty-
n1e dulass . h.'trEur exGt attets. the st.sru f
1alt..l.
S.w ia<crS-. uai*ss y"n. tho -.ft William G. jcnss.
d al nesnay ht aEt ar,a t-ure the c~<k t:eunty
tcut Loud. oesoIe lh+ act Day of te hrst Tesln
tletsak II ID loxn II tnr 10 ~ uus. Ii city OF
Gh.sa-". .Nf. t.E1i Mray ot SustGcr, /. is,a,
xsvt "+fsat rail, ara ness II The saa pasn A atslen.
i4dsni-tS will b <uteed alna IN fAvus Of tbs
attached BE- sufficient &ssiEy TIE saI .uIk kns1s
and eotlA, " Il b. so4 10 sa3t*iy tae farte
wM. L. CHURCH. Clerk.
, 1859-12-05

TOR PRODUCE AND COllMlS-
l. ts.t1 NEtcH4STs--fh- lest located p1ee tn e:tet
Gain WzreLot% tn.ueda:sly ca TIC tspos Of tie Mss
ssrpa and Nts=cun kaite:d Ia Iowa City 70 te sSd
fEa Nssru.e It IL lie pnIy lnt In w.ch tie "a
IL trpust: In On tie 5a.tr ~, aad tsihe
Key for tho other Warehouses
1fthey ~azt tn ta7r btuxt II ra ~tiea they not
able ~i.to4t erc.sics III. ssoretty.
f1tce eteu, with s,nl e..h to=r, lhe ta!snce cn
be ra!d, II tc,Irci en sa5.e te1:1s.
For pa..i5alxss artsy 10 BECK w1EIH.
No- II SaEta Cl1rk Etzeet,
Or LAxDs5EEG i CO.. Iowa GtT. Iowa
+.>1S
, 1859-12-05
4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE

x D1I IN n 1HZtI Ols . kIH41xz.
~ Notice Is hereby Kl.en ta4t the adua5:
t,arf and xLo!ustsatr II Ios4h H. GeFtIaA dseezsAd
vi, on I.e sh a,y y! Ueeenb., A. u. La eeswetn .ls
hours of i0ocncs a and aeloex p H. q ssfd dar.
a r.ra .ucrte.inf y aa En1Es. unl1t tbs Per
sos psarssty Eo,s .ttei. eson4as 10 tbr ata,s
s IN N. rreini.ss lately oeenp,e ~ tie aid Jos4h
ttrsoaa - :, soaa t.7sk :,.ees u tas sty of
sora -aos and eta1t&is teaonxin 10 the .Ata
of he sl ccp.s1iuk Of ennE!ete stsekt g.
tr:tyeA taurs aud rs tools ndSt apl ays II raj
tuse ous eor.e bury. hare.s, ke En- I'D
IA .h"ve IL eat,y % 40
zaA a1ture and Ett AItoa arse atGEA o.
I4ups, sh1es. wcks and chtn4ue1k The Ahovs viii be
s.Id credit Of ex na1shs-p4r hstx's sln. nts I'D
approEet .ecu!ty for 81 cf dEa 4ars Ard npw11s
csh In hand for Ill sutns md i've du1ts No 2f'psf!y
LrEY " EEHEELD.
AGA!1tst5r 5rtyfI,
EETRT II. WILAAKTu,
x.,smtH. .,h ft.N NIL b. ID
, 1859-12-05

1 n otice.-The undersigned,
ar bS the rrovons os IL Ca:es made personally liable
f's IT. ssae4 The Of this Bank vii BE- taken ty u.
&C <epost the terms Is Kentucky Indiana and
Oao. 1I.A, TUCKER 4 CO.
, 1859-12-05

rTArE t)F ILLINOIS II


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- at Cork. ss.-crsult Court Of Cox County. Jaea-
1y Term II O. ANNE saveEue ltawson w. G1Cs an
d.ex ci4wson.- In chanetry, -
Ast 4 t.e nun e.'! ais at c:.as a:d:e~ Gsston
q tbs Tiers u xs tIrp: ut II C.~,x 1'au,y. 30.
III H. s L. 4t1 Iii TT. y ' iu. ID I'D
ean!t On tat chan rry e'ss y" 's *evtaleIh 4ay
II u s+l court a:4in.t ,!4 ;an. vsEraaaa IN tho
8 o. a..4 X. III G9S III: - Is +. sssa I'll
ptr'naly b. .nd a?r.a5 e.f"rs s.t1 ti..u. csnt Of
Sss; ,ss IT, ~ t. assss; 4
January. as. AID Head .nsaer cSta"s 10 t.s .4t
s4 e Il ~. l. &c r. = TO-
s y 1aS fsstss h satts ' y:u 1fsSrT 10 u"
IsskIs Z MesAsss. s'onftt. ssais. aa,s.,:s ~
AIOkTGAGE SALE Whereas,
ana l.sssy pa..oa ani Ju's4 y. >s:aea. be ms
~ % 'ns ss S.y r. x;s n nv ~ & ~ 81 Ss g..
Nj deliver Je..s Il. L:avva~rrn e:1:la s.ei Of
s aes. :" sas ~ "as s ..e
stea e..s ~stG I'D .ao 49, I'D /. .ses ,~a ao:.x:
lid T ~. I'd % hs se:'ri:f, "l:cs Cso1 COUNTY,
u II l. u. IL ss u esa st us IF ssfra r., sue T. ~ :sd
= s IS, y =: :s {
sas psyseas d hs ": ~ ..sa1ta az 70 b ~, i. ssa.s
E.xt, sn.': hnk IL pat dse. .os. thxixc!e.
tt ~ ti Il. .Sg y 81
eonf.d .ai f,r " .f p..a4 .a.d aoaea sAl
=
the boHr 1t Il. ie " Itt day. It tha
nFth dor Of tle uutt ttun$e IN the Liy 1t Gnske III
tbs County Of t:a,t ast st1ls Hu r- - puhls
4oa II ttr hst tst b1tsr for cab tue fnn nk >exd
prruses a.tuats lyr anu heak "a CAV of Chicago Ii
The Cuuntv Of tork, arI state of ttnrtA Known sx
nunbe1su aipstesn ~ in nuck nnMhes lhHy tH1 n lbs
seho1l =.ctiou ALI ~ cktc4x", tnktns sml.
DE- rnrt in 81 tst31r. f6rtctr vita al att sn~
knlaF tic sneuAt -E 4taiHc rts, And ap.usten teA,
theFsuoL belnk wks p tttanpk, arL ~ thu
II sht and .9n:y Ietet.t,n u ,a1 kexldr II. Mef.
fet AMI tnyes i. l'avi.ta IA aE to -ali psear!st.
WILLIAM UsUGA, Assignee CT :a.n Noltsaze.
EHS arAs + RDCs AsIja tuf lie Assfknsx4.
tl.la:o. uetottr slE. 1879. Lc..as:osu
MASTERS SALE-St:tc Of :Illi-
ls1 nnts gcoS Comfy -S$arr.. rr~,:t cf t'ass'ko.
In taa!ker3. Ems. "trni.p N. WGaa1t u, GAiuu and
james MAJ tIu1. El:s ~ iu.tcl' - 49,
lutlle Lt.ct u ECfe Hat n [1.tuanct OF &c.
eFesI et~rk. IN he abrve entes he t~e.
tJ.aa cay nf .rGtenheE, !. L. 1~a lsa ssutts Matter
u tn7Teyo Of sLesYpsios tout e thEAS VII. N 'hs
In s t.~rh ef A.I isy. tel u: ruf.It au~t"a snthe
rxhest hA:sss a.h, Al tha nonh Of Gnu.r
H. IN e cty Il Ellco In tic County ArssAt* afosc
SSH, ,the m wi tae+eh RI. e.tate. aus tuf.eof
ray b. Necessary To .ke The 1r', ihe ssd
GecE+. ;h tnstss: mud .f% fwt: T. II cr7Aa tA4
ut u. 2.r U: tA.I A=uan nuh tail Of tho
nesta WIT fac lima! 4nats: u seet raty t~n In
fraesA1 ow%hip furry t@ r"1is ef r1o<e swefvo Ia,
e@stnf tat Till ptnep i us1!d4n Asunte n The towa of
Ltyen Cuuay OF tuk .:,i s4sc Of lt l., elnia ntrE
Gx! t~' a:d trsy LuIsrd'hs sr ac:s, -
A4rIe Hps. IEA SiUsT.
Mister Il Eh.neeryo of Ee Superior Cou.: off, te,so.
, 1859-12-05

The funeral services will bc held ut Christ
Church, in TaTytown, tomorrow afternoon
ut o'clock. Mt. Irving has been co,nmuni-
CAM Of this church for the last ten yearE. and
for the past six years warden Of the church,
The services will be conducted hy Rer. De.
Creighton, pastor Of tie church. The body
will he inferred in Mount Pleasant Cemetery,
near Tarrytowu, where reposc lilo remains ol
Ills father and mother and elder brother.
These remains were formerly deposited in a
vault Of the old Brick Church Of ti,is city, tie
present sile Of the Tines Office but were re-
moved few yeaTs since to Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, aud buried iu plot of ground pur-
chased by Mr.. Irving for his OWE last resting
p.ace-
nov TIE NEWS WAS llEcEyED IN THE CITY.
The community was greatly shocked bv the
announcement Of Ar. 1rring's death Many
were inclined to discredit tbs Intelligence, las.
ing their opinion upon the account published
by n. F. Willis, Of his visit at Euunysitie.
Eager groups collected around the newspaper
Offices, in hopes that something would be
learned contradictory Of the report But the
fact was pcrsistenuy true, and sad faces
showed the depth Of soTTow felt as each said
to his friend Washington Irving is dead Tie
news spread rapidly, and ere night there were
but few who had not heard Of the sad event.
Immediately upon the receipt Of the intelli.
eence at tho City Hall, the flags were displayed
at half mast Tho Mayor issnetl a cali for a
special meeting Of tue Common Council, 10 be
held ut 3 o'clock this afternoon, for the purpose
Of taking brcoming notiee Of the event,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-25
For Domestic Markets see 4th page.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

PHILAnELPHIA, July 23-Flour is inactive Wheat is
firm; White l30GGl36 cts; Red l2O6l25 cts CornYaI
low s2dS3 cts Oats 38 cts. Whiskey steady at 27
2S cts. - N' "s - "
NEW ORLEANS, July 22.-Sales Of cotton TODAY on1v
200 bales at 1lk cts The sales of the week have has1
5000 bales against $500 for the week last wear
exports for the week 500 bales and for the season
100000 bales; the receipts bales ahead Of
last year. and at all Southern ports 600 bales The
stock in port is 81 900 bales against 81 at the
same time last year Flour dull at 81 75Gl5 Coffee
dull IL y cts. for Rio sales of the week 5000 bags
port "a 900 bags against 81 900 same
time last year there have been imports during the
week Exchange on London, 1094 4G1l0H bills on New
York I(GlX; sight bills 4G1 premium.
CHARLESTON, July 2l.Coton-sales to-day 200 bales
sales of the week 900 bales.
SAVANNAH July 21-COtton-sales Of 700 bales to day
at an advance ct; sales of the week 1900 bales
eepts 900 against 100 bales the receipts of
year. Receipts thus far ahead of last
year TT $50 bales. Stock in port 81 400 bales.
CIYcfNNATI. July 22.-Flonr firm at S595 25. Whis
key firm at "A cts. Provisions unchanged.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
TUX hElGN.
IIUrpp0nT OIs,, " III D,...

LIVERPOoL-Nhip r. ". Brune.
526 bars iron 660 bdls do, j. Hartshorne; 2l5 do,
27SO bars do 20 ingots tin, so boxes nplae, cables,
anchors, do, L. Jones; IL bales mdse Eaton Bros.
Co.; case do, NJ. Keith, Jr. Son; do d Coakley;
do, Hoffman Co., SO bales do, Mcdowell Robinson &
CO.. 2oS bars iron, I57 bds do Geo. SMALL box mdse.,
Winans Co.; bdls. iron, Thompson 0udesluys; s
casks hardware Duer, Norris Co.; "a do. Magruder,
Taylor Roberts; do B. F. Voss do, Fl. F. Alberti
Co do, E. Larrabee Sons IL do, Hopkins, Harden
Kemp; do t. Mackenzie Sons; Sc pkgs do, Ward
Bros II bags nails Jas Whiting Co.. Is bales mdse,
j. Turnbull IL pkgs do, s. Aut Son; do, d. Dar-
raugh Is DO, J Hodges Bro. do, Drost sutro; 8
Co.. 80 casks hardware E. jenkins Sons; do, +. NJ
Lnthicum Co.. 3s pkgs. do, Schaeffer Loney do,
j. W. CurIey; do, Hickey Bro; do, Hiss Cole 8
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the dispatches just received from Minister McLane
relative to Mexican affairs
The members of the different Legations from Eu-
rope have had quite a rejoicing the news of
continued peaceful relations among their respective
sovereigns. The jubants, however, did not in
clude the French, Austrian and Sardiniau minis
ters, who are absent from Washington.
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A SELL.
G. c. Bennett, Esq, editor of the Brooklyn
Times was complimeuted a day or two since witt
the following 'original," written expressly for
that paper, which, of course being on SO patriot,
subject was readily inserted. But the Joke of tn,
thing is that it proved to be, as will be seen an
acrostic of most personal nature.
For The Times
GARIBALDI's PRAYER.
Great Jehovah stretch thine hand
Cast each tyrant down
Danish despots from our land
Entomb each useless crown;
Noble hearts in dungeon walls
Now pine for freedom bright
Each painting soul for vengeance calls
To thee the God of light
10 all the winds of heaven throw,
Imperial throne and sword
Scatter kings like drifting snow,
And crush their hreng horde,
Destroy the hosts that ravage here,
All through this sunny land
Make each bloody tyrant fear
Freedoms retrbutive hand
Lord we call for aid to thee
Our glistenng swords are scaobard tee-
LItalia-death-or liberty.
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TRIAL OF JUSTUS KEEPER BEFORE
MA YOR SWANN EOR THE SHOOTING OE


SPEECH OF THE MAYOR.
On Saturday evening, at 3 O'Clock, Justus
keefer was again arraigned before Mayor Swami,
on the charge of shooting Katoorah Duffy, on the
night of the 2lst instant.
Abram Duffy, husband of the wounded woman :
sworn.-Did not know Keefer well; he has been to
witness house four or five times; on the night of
the shooting witness keefer before he reached
the house, he hallooing s'DuffyP' "Duffy!'' and
when he came to where witness was, he said: ''My
God, Duffy, Kateis shot go quick to where she is,
and I'll go for physicians" when witness came to
where his wife was, he found her head restin in
mans lap and her body the ground; the blood
was flowing from the wound; witness took charge
of her, because he thought it his ddty; witness
never had a suspicion of his wifes infdelity; she
was in the habit of visiting the neghbors after
night never went out without witness permission;
en- occasion she told witness she was going to
Mr.. Keefer's house, and, as she did not come home
at eleven o'clock, witness went to keefer's after
her. man, who witness took to be Keefer, opened
the door, and in reply to question asked by wit
ness he said that Kate had not been there during
the night; witness afterwards found that his wife
had visited some female acquaintance in another
section of the city on the night she said she was
going to Keefers.
Mayor Swann-Did you ever goto Keefer's place
of business? -...
Duffy-Only once, sir; that time my wife asked
me to go with her, for she was hurried with work;
we got to the store between three and four o'clock
in the morning, and stad with her until six, when
/ went to my work; of the other girls had ar
rived when left.
Mayor Swann.-How many girls are employed
by Keefer?
Duffy.-I think about twelve.
Mayor Swann.-Are they all young women?
Duffy.-All but one, sir; she is up in years.
Mayor Swann.-Do they work on sewing ma
chimes
Duffy.-Some do. sir, while others baste.
Mayor Swanu.-What is your business?
Duffy am glass blower.
Mayor Swann.-0f what does your family con-
sist?
Dufy.-My wife and three children. =
Mayor Swann.-Do you work at your trade ?
Dufy.-''Ye es sir.''
your earnings?
Duffy-Yes sir; but last fall a year was thrown
out OF employment, and then we had hard work
getting along; Kate then said she must try and get
work; she succeeded in getting employment in
the country, where she worked for some months;
one of the women employed by Keefer called at my
house, and told my wife that Keefer wanted her to
work for him; she took the situation and worked
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Marine Disaster.
BOsroN, July 23.-The brig Canada, hence for
Baltimore, came in collision with the ship Beverly
from Baltimore for Boston, last evening, off the
Highland Light, and returned to port.
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large tobacco factory was destroyed by fire in
the town of Oxford, North Carolina, on Sunda
last. 1t was owned by Messrs. kingsbury CO.,
and their loss is supposed to be about $4,000.
The factory was insured for S6,OOO: There were
some I25 900 lbs tobacco in the building, besides
one hundred boxes of very fine manufactured to-
bacco 1t was the act of an incendiary.- Whining
ton Her.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Per eJ. c. Bruno, from Rio
RIO June n.-Four-No further sales
CofeeThe sales the 10th 10 900 Bags OF which
II 900 were for the U. States at 5n50o@5H55o
Exchange firm at 25
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Sunday Travel on City Passenger Railroads.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-In the Supreme Court
to-day decision rendered, sustaining the ac-
tion of the Mavor in stopping the city passenger
railroad travel on Sunday.
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Young woman Assass,nnted ON Broad

Young Woman Assassinated on Broadway
.n New York.
New YORK, July 24.-Robert Mcdonnell shot
Virginia Stuart, young woman, on the corner of
Broadway and Canal street yesterday afternoon,
scattering her brains on the sidewalk. He attempt
ed to commit suicide with knife, but frus-
trated ana taken into custody The act nsti-
gated ny iealnnsy
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WIFE MURDFR.-In Brooklyn, New York, on
Tuesday, Christopher McQuade kicked his wife in
such manner that she died soon after