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GHOCKOE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
The subscriber he's completed his new mill foi
grinding Plaster. located on the Dock. at the mouth
OF shockee creek, with enlarged and complete MA
chinery, sufficient TO supply any demand for the
present or that may arise in many years to come.
He 10 now prepared to supply orders for PURE
GROUND PLASTER. pulverized to degree that
cannot be surpassed from heavy stock OF superior
Nova Scotia Lump. procured with the greatest care,
lyeh full knowledge that great deal OF Lumf
Plaster is entirely worthless to the farIaer,) aa
sness, with the close attention and study given il
will enable him 70 supply the demand from this and
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer in its
purest and richest state and at satisfactory prices
With a full dissemination to sustain the estab
iished reputation of his brand for PJRifY AND Rich
NESS he respectfully soliciss orders.
JOHN II CLAIBORNE
nol9-tlstA No n Pearl street
BEDFORD "ALUM AND IODINE
~ MASS This al ticie is the only known rene
dy for eec iug R rn.qneat cures" OF Scrotla In all
of its most " TED forms; Dyspepsia Prelapsus
and all of ~ kindr I'd affsctons 1t lie also "SpscS
f }" for the cure Piles Gravel, Nibe.es, Liver
C mpiants Chror &c Darrhoea. and all Yenereai
Diseases Giro dt containing certificates OF some
Of our most eminent practitioners, can be procured
of Agents. who have the article for sale put up
in nice gla bogeh. which contain a quantity Oh
Mass" eQu yalent 70 six gallons Of strong Alum
and Iodine Tater.
LAIDLEY L ROBINSON.
4th and Franklin Streets
Jalo-lm Agents for the Proprietors.
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NTATT'S CUFF BRACED FLOWS
December 22d, 1858.

I RON.-We are receiving per ship Her.
4 mine. from Myerpool, large stock Of COMMON
iecsed for by our agents in Liverpool of the most
approved brands; The assortment 10 composed OF
Flat. II gpd and Square Bars, Of all sizes; Banda;
Hoops; Sheets; Ovais; Half Round; stills best
Horseshoe, and Bagnalps Shaftipg Iron.
We have also 9 complets assortment OF SWEDES
BAR IRON, RUSSIA SHEECs, NORWAY NAIL
RODS and BLISTERED STEEL. to which we call
the attention OF the trade Parties wishing to buy
sssortments of Iron. will do well TO call aud enam-
inc our stock.
fe7 II SIMMER Il co.
no MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
i / am this day receiving, per steamers and
echoouors, an entire fresh stock Of CONFECTIONA.
RiES, FRUITS. NUTS. &C.. &C. Having PR
chasei the entire stock for cash. enables to sell
"a, reduced prices. Cali ard examine at No rs
Main street.
fe4 DAVID JONES, agent.
7 OTIS FOR LEASE, UPON ACCOM-
~ MoDATING TERME.-Three washable build
ing lots on Gary street. per ehoskoe Greek besides
. number Of desirable 6S on Church BILL. In the
vicinity Of the Old Church. Apply 20
ia 2i-dlm VEN LEW. TAYLOR CD.
GRAIN BAGs-20. 600 GRAIN BAGS
- manufactured at the Virginia Psnitsntiary. Tor
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TEFFERY MASON, success, r to GEO.
NJ KELLY, 1T Main street. Richmond, w.
having purchased The entire interest of6 N. kFL-
TX, in tho iirm OF KELLY MASON. viii eontinus
the bu 'ipess in all is branches a. the old stand Ia
the name of JkFFERY MASON.
Thankful for tbs very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the cid firm he hopes. by strict AMI prompt
attention to business. and keeping well selected
took, 70 inertia continuance OF the same. All sr'
ders promptly attended to. .
fe lin JEFYERY MASON.
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C,RESH ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
A. X. PARkER g. co.


Have lust received M sheir sNooSD SUPPLY of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
making their assortment Que of the most complete
Splendid Black and Cord SILK Robes s s'Isz
Rich Bayadere a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Tafteta
Ri,h Plaid and Fig'd valencias
Bla K BombaLines, Alpscss, Chsllies and Mouse
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria se.ts
Muslin. CamDric. Pequet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthss
Cioths, CassIrneres and Vestings
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and 81 PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Sstinetts
Buckland PULLED Cloths; KerssY5 and Piaids
Plaid Linseys; Flanneis
Bed and Negro Blankets
Damask Table Cloths; Napkins; DOYLE.
Merino, Lambs Wool, silE and Shaker Shirts
Alesan a s"f Kid, Buckssin, Silk and Plush
Cotton and Wool Hosiery q every description
Carpets; Rugs; Drnggets. &C. oc 20
nOWN THEY THE GOODS
~ MUST BE sOLD.-T0 PREPARE FOR QUE
SPRING TRADE, we shall make closing out
'7yooo yas best English Prints. At loo
1000 do Wide Bleached a shiT TT at so cd
''"V Plaid Merinoss' aud Poplins, a large lot
LOCO yds Hemp Carpeting. at 25e S
2.&a do Ingram do, at 3!'s ana 5'c
1888 do Brussels do, stSl
Beautiful Cloaks. il Cloth Velvet, to be closed q
Embroideries in Lace, Muslin and Cambria, viii
be marked at very low figures
| Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin De LANES
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts
| Table Damesks; Cotton and Linen Sheetings
Table Napkins; Doyies and Towelings-a very
| large assortment.
Purchasers are invited to call, with the assurance
on the COCOA WI" fRhs SH
L'RESH DRY GOUDS.-By various ar,
Il rivals, we are receiving:
Black French Cloths and Doeskins
Italian Cloths, White Marseilies
English and American Prints
Glasgow and Earlston Gingnams
Mohair De Beiges, Black klpaccas
Irish Linens, Birds Eye Diapers
White Brilliants, India Unity
Linen Ducks Blouse Linens
Linen Cambria Hdkfs. Silk do
Black Tatfeta Cravats, Napoleon Ties
Ladies' Kid Gloves, Sewing Silks
Glace's Spool Cotton, Extension Skirts &c.
'h we offer to the F"d ksS Tsr fk AZ R'sss
NEW GOUDS.-We are opening to- ay
~ several cases of bifached and brown Sheetinss
and Shrtings; extra heavy undrf ssed Irish Linens
and Maryland Penitentiary Plaids, which we are
selling at the lowest market price
Ja3l l99 Broad st.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS-We are
~ opening to-day 100 pieces new aud neat styles
of Merrimack Prints. Also, good quality Shirtings
and Sheetings, with many other new goods, ell of
which We offer very cheap.
fe2 j MILLHISER 4 BIO.
T lNEN GOODS! LINEN GOODSi.-
~ Persons in want of Table Cloths Napkins.
Towels Linen Sheetings and many other Linen
Goods, will find large assortment and very low, at
fe2 MILLHIsEk BROS
WHITE GOODS AND EMBRUlDE-
w RISS TO reduce stock in these goods we
fiering Inducements to ladies IN want of such.
fe2 j lILLHISER d BRO.
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, LADIES' MTHSFS' and CHI
- GENTS FINE CONGRESS

- CATERS We would call the attention
of our friends and the public to the fact, that we
have on hand superior assortment Of Gents Gas-
ters, made of both Patent Leather and Calf Skin.
both light and double soles. Also, Gents Pumps
skin. All of which we win guarantee to be equal.
II not SUPERIOR to any in this city, and we solicit
those who wish such articles 10 cali and examine
fu ..
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ain DOYINTON BONE WORKS.

OLD DOMINION BONE wOkho.S
" Dead animals removed from any place "a va, u ~
city or yicrity free ,of charge. II notice De ien -
my stable on Franklin street. or 81 the aoo's Ssre
"a Bone Works, In Duvafs Addition, near ""
stood the Old Doininion Soap Factory, ...s.n,.
Flfsy cents apiece paid TO any driver ios aess
Ia 2a-lm ANpRhW -
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AFTER the fifteenth of February,
can be found at the new Dry Goods Store of Messrs
WATKINS Il FICKLIN, where L will be pleased
to sec my friends. JAMES Fl BINfCRD,
.January 18th 1889
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E'AMILV GROCERY

L'AMILY UKUCEKY
AND LIQUOR STORE,
FrdHkiia b,itCsen i5G ard Ittb SiTssss
The subscriber would cali atts otion TO the follow
ing which comprises only part OF his stock;
Green aud Black Teas Of superior quality;
Rio, Laguayrs and Java Coffee;
Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars;
o Mslas.es aud Golden Syrup;
Butter. Lard. Flour ard Fish;
Cocoa. Chocolate, spices Oi all kinds;
Crackers. Cheese aud Pickle;
Maccaroni, Sweet Oil and Vinegar;
Rice, Currants and Rsisias;
Baron, Hams and Smoked Beef;
Pereign and Domestic Brsndies,
KAyEHkGu.
fee Franklin st above lat Market.
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n1SSOLUTION.-The partnership of
~ 7. MCCARTHY & SON was dissolved on the
18th inst. by the death of JOHN Ii. MCCARTHY
Those indebted TO the firm will please make i'm
mediate payment; and those to whom they are In
dehted will present their accounts TO the surviving
partner. + MCCARTHY
Richmond, Jan IS, 1859. ia 2s
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CULVER AND GOLD PLAFiNG.-The
~ subscribers have the honor to irioEin ihs *
Gems Of Riehnoud that they have opened "a sssap,,
iishmept for PLATING METALS with SILVER sha
after themselves that their ,sor for sys
ADD execution cannot be surpassed IN this CONN.,;
pfders left at their residence, on 81 street ,s
Leigh, with Messrs MITCHELL 4 Tyler. or I p hfn
.ey, will be promptly attended TO. 81 feasonass
prices. They refer. By permission, 20 the vs
gentlemen: w Randolph, Es2, Mr. Paul f''e'"
Uonspl Col P August. K A Pryor, Esa
sk-,us q HOUDAYER.
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N TICE.-The connection between the
~ undersigned and Col. P A. WOODS. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Our firm will
continue as heretofore
Lib u La, LIT
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NJOTICE.-On the 18th day of March

IN next. we shall, as commissioners. in conpli
a,ce with a decree of Goochlapd County Circuit
Court pronounced at he fall term OF said court in
1883 Offer for sale at public auction to the highest
next the tract of land in said decree mentioned.
This tract II supposed t. contain Two Hundred and
Eighteen Acre, about one half cleared. the bal nee
N silly in timber cforGina growth. 1t is situated
on Hockstts road. in the lower end of Goochland
ceunty and is bounded by the lands uf John Sam
dcra, Fleet and others 1t is quite desra BILE
little estate for that region Of country. There is
mansion or dwelling house on the land.
The terms OF sale are one-fourth cash; the balance
10 three equal insta N enfs, at one two ard three
years-the deferred payments to be secured by
eonds. with good personal security. approved bear
the last payment is made
JOHN B SAUNDERS. Commissioners
WM SAUNDERS. o0'n'hi'''oh.i'
January 3Ist. 1889 fe 4-x6ts
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A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that I am interested in the business of Messrs
WATKINS L FICKLEN. l respectfully solicit the
patronage of my friends and those of the late firm
of BiRford, Mayo Il Blair pledging TO them aIl the
advantages which are promised in the above adVer
tsement Their wants. either in person or by order
ahAl at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tention. VIM MAIU.
ia I'm
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE. Til

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE. The
IN undersigned has taken the bouse formerly oc-
eupied by W Smith, ESQ, on the seuTR sr0E OF
CARY STREET. and directly opposite Messrs Dunlop.
MoDcure 20. where he proposes.to do =
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
and Will give his epecial attention to the sale of
TOBACCO. WHEAT AND FLOUR
ana in fact 70 every article that may be consigned
10 him. He hopes, by strict and prompt attention
20 the Interests of his patrons to merit the conf.
dencs Of his friends and the public generally.
Very respectfully, p "A WOODS.
January !. 1889. ia IO-d2w&cwfs
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DURRELL'S IRON CORN SHELLEk

QURRELL'S IRON CORN shELL a..'
,,a.s.,n. IN - Northern and Western states. y
separates the Corn from the Cob wnsn r ,sssss
without breaking either. For simpnc.ss sst.s, i'm
and durability. IL Is uneauaiied py AHs SA
the market ZOE ssie CHURCH q FLEMING;
las Cor Cary Istn w.. Nm 49, -,
WTILLIAM SATTLER 3 Co, no No.. af !,
w Main street have jnst received an sa s,x A.
their large stock Of Artists Massf'A'' W al
scription. -
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nISS0LUTtON.--T firm of KELLY
~ MASON have this day dissolved by mutual
consent g. NJ. KELLY has disposed Of his interes;
ia the stock and debts 70 JEFFREY MASON, who
has assumed ali the obligations of the concern and
TO whom thoso indebted are requested to make pay
ment. GEOkGE II. KELLY,
JEFFREY MASON.
Richmond Feb, ist 1889
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nI2SOLUTION.-T Co-Partnershir
~ of JNO0 TAYLOR & BROTHER expired OF
against he conce. n, will please present them.
JN0 TAYLOR BRO.
Riehmcnd, Feb ]. 1889 cts
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DISSOLUTION The partnership OF
- BECHER 1t BRO having dissolved this
day by mutual consent, Bernhard Bccher has dis.
posed of his interest in the stock and debts Phil
ipp Becher, who will continue at the old stand
and on whom creditors as well as debtors are invi
ted to call and settle up.
PHILIPp BECHER,
BERNHARD RECHER.
Richmond Jan Is, 1859
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CRATEs, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

~ sHOYELS, TONG3 and p0K ERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds of Crates,
including every style of Tenders, summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets OF Saovsls, longs and
Pokers Seven different sizes of cea Scttles cinder
Shoyels. fire Shoves; handsome Stands tor shoves
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Fcotmans;
Brick; fire Slabs and Jams; sets OF Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavera and Church Bells, OF
sweet tone. Builders housekeepers, and others In
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. | am manufacturing
all kinds Of Brass and Iron Works OF the above de-
soription. at my BELL and BRAss FOUNDER, and
CRATE sna FENDER MANCFACT0RY, No. 223
Main street between 9Th snd 9Th streets. West side.
Richmond, Va.
an Idly z. D. DENOON.
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SIN returning my thanks 10 the public foi
the liberal patronage bestowed the late firm
KELLY & MASON, would also respectfully ask
of our friends and patrons continuation of their
custom to ny late partner, Mr.. Mason, assuring
them that fair dealing is his motto and his highest
aim to give entire satisfaction TO ali who may favor
him with call for anything in his line of business
Re 2-2w q. III. KELLY.
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EDINBOROUGH CAPS.-I have

EUlN bUhUUdH CafO.-I naFe
<Athe pleasure Of informing the Young gen.
tlemen and youths of Richmond aud vicinity, that
have this day received by steamer Roanoke, = new
supply of those beautiful EDINbOROUGH CAPS
30 much sought after, together with few OF tns
same style aHd pattern of much better quality IL
you want something nice. call early stthe old staha'
No rs Main street.
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i $40

1859. 1859.
TUhN J. MEL L OF " Importer and
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domestic y sn.
dies Wines Whiskeys. Runs and C udials--So. 1874
Cary street. Richmond. Va, offers for sale--
Cogniac and Rochelle BRANDIES, in bond or duty
paid
Holland GIN Port. Sherry, Madeira and Muscst
WINES
Scotch and Irish WHISKEY; Jamaica RUM
la store 400 bbls of Domestic Brandy Gin and Whis
key; 100 bbls Mountain Rye Whisky, (mana-
featured for me expressly
Fine old Peach and Apple 2Tandies, from 10 years
old
Choice brands of German. Domestic and Hayans
Segars
A few casks OF Rhine Wine, which will sell low to
close out the season.
Thankful fur past favors. / respectfully solicit
Continuance.
na-&oIe Proprietor Of the celebrated Excelsior"
Pure Rye Whisksy. ia Ism
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS-We are
~ opening to-day 100 pieces new aud neat styles
of Merrmack Prints. Also, good quality Shirtings
and Sheetings, with many other new goods, ell of
which We offer very cheap.
fe2 j MILLHISER x BIO.
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cau
press. defence Of Mr. oiwAy from a rarely heard Of
Mobile pSFer Called the Register beleve) has also found
way here and haa been used By the clergy proof Of
in Ills policy with Mexico by the voice Of the American
people The thoughtess or vicious person or persons
who are THIS tri1ng with the lives Of individuals ia
Mexico, By their attentions to the clergy or TO NJ
osway should be looked after Their acts can
only tend to sIespg more perhaps and it is no.
Those who look after reports from Mexico with the view
o. exporting taer authors, may save themselves the
ground than they be from elsewhere Besides che
clergy seize oil the papers addressed to private
Of ss r inS ss1 for The
consu.u.lonaiss and burnt" This story has been re-
papers have reached this during time for persons who
are not well in with the padres. But the poce is
very esty concern 1t not difficult 70 hear ali that pces
on there, In tho quarters where privXe let
tiers and foreign papers scrutnzed by the adep en-
pioyed FOR that purpose. may add that some lakers
From the interior very contradictory reports come to
u.s. The clergy are every day or 30 claiming great VIC
gaiung much ground with all that The actual position
stated TO thai had fallen into the hands Of the con-
stisutonalists maze his statement on the universal
report Of the corsttuonaiss and because the Clergy
party did not deny H. But with ali these Reports and be
place has fallen a reported In sTns Sp Msrs sos
even bere In Kexico, where has ali the cards
70 cr.wfrom, is impossible 70 avoid falling a:o ocea
myself egegiousy humbugged by the reports ses soat
BY tho party newsmoDgeYs A between the two parties
must give the liberals credit for being the greatest liars
Had s The repsrts proved true which they have lei sos
In the LAST half yeer there would be defender OF
lie rrieGEhood nxye In all Chrstsndomsuch tales Of
battles and carnage have they manufactured On the
other band the clergy parry have not been much behind
ttoo5eh they 90 have the humanity not TO g s., many
n imaginary battles Their last fson s hus p attic
rear lapuato 10 which the liberal loss Clergy
ioss seven The h5eralist version Of the battle IL fifteen
INJURED dead on he field Clergy less hundred
.Asn less eight hundred. inc Ioss the ber.
scaoaaed oE By tie ,coaented charge OF Col
iaoe upon tue ARTILLERY Of the cnfyy, and The capture
"a loIy pecee Both reports csrlaly flse--as neaz-
ever! fep'f' 10 inc stress Of Mexico is However,
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s0h-Arr .cbr hanhasseu, Blake NYork. At Quarantine
lind ys b brig Son. Ssrson. glasgow .S
:Sp Lyds Dsani;, Liverpool; brig Martha Ken
0AMRES; June Ss!n bark: Ase,lre Q Adams. a.mins
x%spa: . lss4 'ce s sSa six
g,s.s as But Ph,isdeiphiss; Frances
FAST SEESsw iGE July SAT- .eAr R Carlisle Wins
HGgs sj sl SsIs Sir,,Si
s. aa : rs
BCson sn :. suSs zs Ss;
ss 3. Tenn
cs. s"i smss ss.GS"
TOR Quincy Gszslc tsylos % for wbarJpc sratou,
sS ai; s can: ::s
ssas w S. 81
u Gee pssf mouth hS sa ~.
1ns P,udepss xs,cO Judge Isrney dsSs;li 3
se:s fsu ns,', sss c.n J.S.
r:sas MARY n Ss s S.sS, rc: sS M
schra CITY Belle Ps.dlson Turks Isnds for B.i;.s II
s:.% % d. sS assSes.sG WIN WIZ:
mon be- CAN ss,m 70, rasaspss kmsas sy
oy h. ssss Eagle Charles
nhd 4 Ar ness Fr ram so%s Phsssh.
H Hsaae ioJ u pC ssns 1ss
HI mIqHLANb LIGHT Jul, ga sssmer wn jenkins.
ro.Ss.as cS..s.j JUG Ga e.: :sA, Daniel
MoSlLE june T-Arr Fr ship Circs David Havrs; scAr
Lyerpoo brig John weh Fne jact,onTls scsr dscIx:
s:sr i1 Al g S,s Fan Msus vep Rio JaasrO CID
Gsnr Vld brg Mallory etcelman, NYork
NEW OkLkANR June 8-Arr steAmsbios Ipdspoln non.
Tanpsco Tennessee, Forbes Vera CRUZ barfa rnsnav,
VL, ,Buroin. narseilles; Comet, kogers Nyork.
nAp SultsDa Barrett NYork; 20 bark Polar Gar
LEI schrs ArroRane EscazA Cainpeachy; Jacnts
GMet Iuspan ca sDhn Ariel, Green, HsyTe; MolociS
'rnMN borueeu1; Br brig DEAN Webber, Mnasit1an,
ymy AR tby ted ship j @ HArwoOd. LIVERPOOL.
., owpo 20 sca 18Th ship Clara bayks KuaerS Edmund.
$50 inip Ann Thompson and bark Valentino -
NyMFOlAk. July l-AyT schrs W Hawkne Porcical Hoa-
Hp' nne WOOD, MilliamI EYork q w Quinn i,,ra do
nLS DhLrHIA, July 4-Arr steamer KensinRton Bsker
10 nark Eyeyn Patterson, NYork; briggs oaduvA Frank
hh MeansA bhslRo, Whlemore, and Caroline Norton 40:
das S9wsrd sah ~ John Nh Maria RoxAns Cox
otts,epnen, NBi Mail, Kelly Providence.
arr steamer Delaware, Copes NYcrf brig Elizs Aun
LuoWg 90; sohrs kvaa Collins do Fanny Zeal Rosion.
~ ow psrkUereS Hum pbrev from Liverpool Cid steamer
t hennseec B1nd Nyoh barfs Leshou hveshs Psrn1m-
pnco mary kepda shanklApd Savannah briss ciss Anu
& porland Label Colley salec: schr Fanny Neal
rymuan; pauenhower Miller Viola, Dssksl VIM
R.r smh rsaqonnoc Burrows and Dorcss Ireland
6oWen' DsS'on; b Xnighb Whrlow, PrOyidspee,
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r FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
TrEsDAy, July SO +. II.

TrEDAy, July Go M
Fan street s Sun rather du very may OF tina brokers
and merchants being sl asseut; but - genssai rule
there y mare doing than there was % Friday ana sstar
day.
Money working quite easily Cor borrowers we hearc<
call loans G ak Per cent hu several brokers have money
LEFT with hem at five. The banks are apparently pur-
suing SAFE conservative course The apparent increase IA
their loans 10 due, not 70 discounts OF mercantile papsr
but 10 advances on Treasury notes. At the dsc,unt
brokers, first class long paper quoted al par cent;
short paper, prime, ese or; Tscond class names sao
Exchange on England Is lower ard tho AMOUNT o. bus
ness doing s moderate The correspondents the ss
cbilds have reduced their rates to llox ol ca days
and ho9 net for bills at short sight. those sse the
highest market ratea Az The canard steamer so.noro
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1900 resn grades OF State and western scarce
southern brands were In moderate demand while holders
were nrmer The sales embraced about 100 bbs cosiug
at about the Interpretations. Rye flour and corn meal
were quiet at the above quotations. Wheat was in limited
request and prices unsettled and Irregular sales of some
Zoo bushels were made in lots. including choice white
Michigan a 81 "a, good white Kentucky at 81 So red In
diana at 81 so, and fair white Southern at 81 H.
Torn vts less active, but held with Hrmuess.
Tbe yeaes were confined 10 about 1000 bushels
including unfound white Southern at &c., inferior yellow
at sac, mixed and yellow Western at &c. &c., and inie.
ror Western mixed at &c. Rye was nrmer, with sales
OF coo bushels Northern At DOC Barley was quiet aod
nominal Oats were IN moderate request ct 43c Acc
for STATE and at 4ec. 4sc for Western and Canadian
CosfE The sales embraced about 500 bags Rio at
Ike another lot was reported sold ut the same 6gure
20 do. Maracaibo at p g. and $50 do Cape at lOs<c
Msssrs VIM Scott Co give the following statement Of
stock IN This market July 6S,ock Of Rio and santos on
The 2s,h June 1882 $50 bags sales for consumption
estimated BIG 90 stock OF Rio and Santos tho 9th
Of July 1863, 81 ,2i4 do Marscsbo TO- do Lsgu.y
"a, 343 oo Jamaica, $50 do; Costs RIGA, 237l do Gov.
loo, $sI2 do; Java, 81 $50 mats government bags
1.2SS. Total bags and mats, 100 8S5. Tho following
ssocks Of RIO held II the dates and In the ctes
named below, vz,-July I, New Orleans, 81 900 bags
Baltimore, 1900 DO Phaaelphia, 900 do July g.
New York, 81 ia do. y
Ccros -rbe market was quiet, and sales oonDoed 10
about go SEQ bales In small spnn srs a about
The following quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

SANDY HOOK, July @ sunset-No inward bound vcssels
In sight Steamships Aoees lor ard Northern Light
Aspnweu psssed the bar at $40 Pr Wind light weather
clear.
HrGBLArps July 8, sunset-one bsyk In tow and one
brig 8 OF the Highlands bound in. Wind 4, light
nllacellaneOup.