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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20
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SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Celebrated Female Pills
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, VI d.
rhyscian extraordinary % The Queen.

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Physician Extraordinary u the Queen.
This we'll known medicine no imposition hut n and
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THESE PILLS HAVE KNOWN FAIL WHERE
DIRECTIONS 2SD PACE OF PAMPHLET ARB WELL on
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, Of the agent.
N. b. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
iIe AGENT will insure bottle containing over 80 pills by
turn mail.
For sale by JOSEPH CLARK, and I. N. THORN, Brat
tcboro w. and by Druggists In every town in the United
States H. r. Pierce, Waterbury, VT, Wholesale agent for
the State.-1y34
A Card TO tho Ladies' In. DUP0NC0's FRENCH
PERIODICAL GOLDEN FILLS lnlallibe in removing stop
pages Irregularities Of the These Pills moth
ing new hut have been used by the Doctors for many years
both in France and America, with unparalleled In
every and he is urged by many thousand ladies who
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Of those suffering from any Irregularities Of whatever nature,
well pregnancy to those ladies whose health
will not permit increase Of family Pregnant females
those surprising themselves cautioned against using
these Pills while pregnant the proprietor assumes
sonsbiy after the above admOnOn, although their mild
would proven, any mischief heah otherwise
Pills recommended. Full and explicit directions
pany each box. Price Il per box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Ageu, for Bratcboro VT Sold also by Druggists every
where.
IL Ladies by enclosing him 81 to Braoboro Post Office,
have the Pills (conhdentay) by mail. Re
member and ask for Dr. Duponcos Golden Piiis sigma
each box. 1y-45
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20
rNHE FALL TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS
CTRAWBERRY PLANTS.

y -
McAvoY, superior; fstH
M0YAMENsING;
BOSTON PINE;
HoyEYs sEEDLING,
BLACK NAPLES.
A few hundred Of the above plants for sale by
F.iH A. DUNKLEE,
West BrattIeloro.
August II, 1859.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20

FRosT & GooDnuE advertise an immense quantity
Of salt well as other goods. Our types made us
say 900 bushels last week instead Of 5000; but We
are not sure that we shall not have to add another
cyphcr and call it 10000 They have the largest and
best assorted stock Of groceries in Vermont and they
get early vegetables and fruits little ahead Of any
body else.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

roR GovKeSoR, HILAND HALL, Of Bennington.
For Ihgur. Gov BURNHAM MARTIN, Of Chelsea.
Fon TREASURER HENRY NJ. BATES, Of Northheld.
windhnm County Senators.
n. W. CLARKE Of Brattcboroj
JOHN c. RICHARDSON, Of westminsterj
SAMUEL L. HUNT, Of esuilforJ.
Couuty Omccrs.
AssrsrASr JuDoRs MARSHALL NEWTON, Of Newfane;
IRA GOODHUB, Of westmnster.
srArKs ATTORNEY, GEORGE HOWE, Of Brattleboro.
sn1arrr, .... ELEA2ER GORHAM, JR., Of Wilmington.
Hon BArLirE, -, JOHN HUNT, OF Vernon.
Jadgc~ of Probate.
Dist. Of Marlboro, e. ROYALL TYLER,
Dist. Of Westminster, ABIsHAI sToDDARD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20

THE MAIS STRING" is the title Of nm occasional
sheet published by those enterprisng watch -mnkcrs
md iswaisre Mocera. CuA.r s. Tnirr. Tho number
before contains matter original and selected, and
very choice selection Of advertisements. business
directory, embracing the names and occupations Of
business men may be found on the first page Of
the sheet which will be of assistance to citi
zens and strangers. Call at CHASE & TRIrrs and
get copy, il you do not purchase their wares
They always glad to show their goods il they
can't sell thcm-but such results rare with them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20

SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE & MOLAssEs,
A L WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, III
"A r,.s by EAYRs 4 STEVENS.
July $3.50 ,-..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20

The States yet to elect were represented in
the last Congress as follows:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20
HIGH SCHOOL,

Nilmi gton, Vt.
G. c. HASKELL, Principal - o. II. PIERCE, Assistant.
Miss MARY A. HIGGINS precepess and Teacher OF Music
and French. - Mrs. A. %. ALNoRD, Teacher Of
Ornamental Branches.
HNHE FALL TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS
Il begins on Wednesday, August 31st.
Thorough and practical instruction will be given in the
Common and Higher and English Branches and in prepar-
ing Teachers for Common Schools for whose benefit Teach
ers' Glass will be formed.
Scholars in Music and French will be under charge Of
the Preceptre.s Teacher Of superior qualifications ard
known ability as Instructor.
Every Department will he rendered pleasant profitable
by the undivided attention Of the Teachers the best good
Of the scholars. .I.
Scholars wishing to procure board for selfboard
ing will be directed 10 good places application to the Pn
cipal.
Wilmington, August, ls59.-3w-S3
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20

"SwIFr WArEE."-Excursions sup stream mp
pear to be quite in vogue among at present. The
"Swift-w Water with her crew started on Wednesday
for visit to wapolc and in spite the 'hNllowncss of
the stream which rendered the current unnauraly
swift in many places and the course somewhat more
tortuous than usual, she passed Col Whites in Put
ney, in two hours and fifiy minutes, rowing time,
making tho quickest passage yet recorded After
pleasant dinner, at Walpoe, the crew returned all
convinced that there's nothing like "Up the River"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-20

MVsiCAL~-There is to be n musical convention at
Fayetteville next week. under the charge Of Mr.. G.
". WYMAN. A pleasant and profitable time is prom
iscd to NIL unsteady inclined individuals who will at
tend.-A musical convention has been in session dur
ing the present week. at Kccnc under the charge of
Prof's Fnosr of Boston, and lIAMiLroS Of Worces-
ter. The attendance was quite large. A concert was
given on Thursday evening" and one this friday
evening will close the exercises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
TIVE DRY CO.. IN. cr.nr.


Tho folo"ps comp rs.ve statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry so00s at Sew York for the sioce
JanoOyls-
For the ps-k 1857 1858 1862
Entered ut ID port. s4s7sso7 1879 800 4,es,,79o
THROWN or. psyket... A,726,ao4 l,as424 4,7lbSs6
gn,e a. :. sSe Sot.. 50 s4e6l2 27lbs oss s7572 $50
fowp on marses. 1897 S7S 329iS s94 90 ,9os, asa
BY the above statement II will DO perceived that
tries Of dry foods past week n this port largely
ce4ted hoee for period last year. and we're
eighty in excess Of those for the tiue IN 1857
The amount thrown the market last week was COO
derasy in excess of that for the time in isss
tre ees than 1857 The totals since Of jam
ary last Of the amounts entered thrown upoa the
market ere largely in OF those during the same
period in the two previous years. Since the wxr com
rnenced Italy the Americans have out som para
lively few orders, and the PRESSURE Of inportatons
within few months psat has been caused
to considerable extent, by the desire OF
manufacturers abroad 10 MI and shp goocs to America
revousy s,,ed tor, before the time runs out So
reat has been the accumulation OF goods waiting sho
rpeu, HambJg that tue agents Of tie present ses
shp line have deemed 1t necessary put on auoher
steamer. Vessels frcn Havre ana SOUTHAMPTON ats,
Iing GOOD careoes But do not loox for a COZ.
ipuapce heavy Nportatons 70 ca OF the scgsso
So maturing contracts have been filled aos IN
or free or ers Of Importance there wiz no
| oubt be . market dim,nutiou
Annexed give tables showing the classification aud
value Of goods entered at this p,rt the pact week Tney
how that the woolen goOcs entered amounted in
10 81 2f3 1913; cotton 3D. ST 3ss 221; six to
II a2l ard miscellaneous TO sl66 goo, making total Of
| s2,b7s,1s7-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
OUR FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

Inc retail business at the Washington market during
the past week has been quite limited, except in tho
IN ~ eso-,...s. - ,. au''o e'ioen' 'na'
'" ufe'n'enuen' VI markets. Mr.. Irving, has been
Of this the principal city market az IL at nrcsen, h,S
N wosr ,r;. o,o..,. uo-- ~ p,e'en' oes'ns
'ar fI"o creamy appeAfsace' comparatively speak
Ipg The West Washington Market, however needs some
attention and r,eesu,es sbou,d no n, oncs ,.to Co. A.
dr.,n,,o - a. .,~..,- ~ 'A'' ''Aen ior Inc
N'"mase Vi VIC suee's'
In the meat trade have nothing new to notice the
suppIy Ia fully ajsopate IN thu oor,.,d h. .,, j.,
or,,o ,,,, oa -. AZ Wv '1o "''oi 10
49, e', o"ips W lDe "ar ID weasner ana the great Dill
hcuy experienced in keeping the meat wee Our quota
tons remain the game M the n,e,,,ors ,voo, wiz o,,
80, -, :, 80 w previous "oeA, 'N'-SFio'n
nsaA' ioc' per ID; porterhouse do 1sc. rump do !,
49, roasting pieces l4c O l6c. chuck roost 1nc toc
corned beef, l0c I2c: mutton cbooe IA. b;rd,r.r
49, IN, ' ~ 'Vp'' As"' h'uuiaa''
'ers NC iec iorequarsers, &c. fresh pork i2c salt
ed PORK, lie; hams, 1ac shoulders, llc sldes loc
jowis, &c loo roasting pigs 81 rs 81 10 each Ia
the game and poultry trade we have only IN ssv ,ba
both are scarce, with LIGHT demand We ouo,c yyi,o
pgeols AZ 81 20 ~ per doz; squads, 50 % So per
fowls, l4c l6 per 10 broers, SOC zoe p per p,r
turkey lac per b geese, 81 rs EACH ducks, ST 81 Is
To- dcupdere &c Scs 4uo.e oouu'Is o. &c per
s s eo pss 90 e5iped bass lOc l2c; sheepshead
brook trout Soc SS Irg Ssb ssmon, Soc aUo
l5c. --''' A''0A''''' 40
conard Va oaor .iale tne supply has been Limited
dent hat viii continue 50 r S Sra very s
he's caused IN ADVANCE of from c 10 81 nov nnnnd ~
both wholesae aud rsto trssa 70. SS nc, pounu, ~
and State butter. we quote Orange county as worth
i5c 26c. Western, 1Sc.; State, &c. 24c
The prices for cheese have advanced from lc 10
&c yer round OWING 10 light receipts and small and STEADY
shipping demard. The supply OF eggs that have been
CONF 10 his market for week past have opened
tucH poor conooh mat The demand has been quite m
ied coed heeh eegs are worth CSC. per dozen.
IN toe green iru trade we have 10 notice that the sup
pies o. appee ana pears from Virginia quite abundant
put u has tuca choeraic and forbddng appearance &c
70 warrant the attention Of the City Inspector 1t certain
y sLoud not be sold in cur markets streets. This
uafh EslA al u en- 10 S2 per barrel. The New jersey
spIts rave more heaitnu appearance vet 1t would
as well to ca: spsringy Of Ill unreasonable fruit South
EN- Peaches, TOO, continue to arrive in semi-ripeneo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
Military AGsirs.
HuN6Fy AEeffs.
PARADE OF THE INDfPENDk NcE GUARD, TWELFTH i

PARADE OF The INDfPEND8NCE GUARD, TWELFTH
REGIMENT.
This regiment, ur5er nand of Colonel john S
Cocks, accomp nied by leltoas Cornet band, will pa
rAde Monday the 2t INST the purpose proceed
ing 70 the State arsenal at Brooklyn, aud deliver up
their pursuant to reglmeutal orders The line will
BE- formed in Broome street. right Mercer at half past
Ave O'Clock p n. They will proceed dowI Broad.
way be Park, where they will be reviewed By the
Common Council. Alter the review they Wiz continue
their march down Broadway and Wall street, aud
tire terry 10 Brooklyn. On their arrival In Brooklyn
they will be received by the Thirteenth regiment Colonel
Wood snd escorted 70 the City Ha where they will be
reviewed. by tre Mayor and Common Council o. tina, city
They will then be escorted to State Arsenal sa1 de
their muskets. They au return this city by
tue way OF Fulton ferry and be received the New Yor
side BY volunteer battalion from the American Guard
Seventy first regiment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
Telegram Marine Report.

hlGHLAEDs July y. sunse.-shp Galens from New Or
s1S ss sw " bar No other vessels in ah bound ia
sAsDY HOOK, July 22 sunset one ship and two brig.
Tell for Hsyre at go s,eamssia
aerate wsw; weather Gear
LONG snAEoe; July q. sunsst-No inward bound veu
sells In sight Wind SW light; weather clear.
miscellaneuus.
snIP ELLEN MARIA Libby, st Galveston. light
asg h ios s ,gi The fore royal mast The hull
sHIr SARAH MlsoI wheden, from New Orleans for Liver
pos before reported burnt sea- fine while oak sho OF
Sic wa was usarsd IN
S u Hene a. the
$1,000 each on shei The Boylson wa.hiu eton had
sured in Europe,
snr ", Wn5 ~. srR!eyE Bowers rom Bangtot at
eash cargo having 'e'' on ''' ana 00mpe leo 70
sAax sxAIwoop Martin before reported put into Batavia
sold st succn Batavia The lih may together with
BARK Lucy Driver st ston fLon Turks 1sands on the
en- M Fa M aee wn e
or sereearo side and fcie and main sala sp Damage
BARK GEN GREEN Atwel. from New York. laying ou.uide
he bar at Galveston struck b, lightning tie 10Th
work doing bu, ntte o The mast and
tered. Damage estimated at $780,
ehIe UNION. Smith from Hsnispor Ms bound 10 NYorx
Put ITO New LoDton 2s inst in badly damaged condo.
ops Poirt contact Wi liam. The brig was
am from tDsnt head. to &c
ore Rang and ON te foie rigging to tia main rigging
snd part Of her head ,s Tbeinury bg very &c
rious: che viii he bged repair not 10 condition
o prosecute ner voyage
SCHR Sry New YORK for ydcnton NJ, vy,s ta, ,.,
pear Cape Batteas about hesh portion Of cargo has
been saved 10 O damaged condition
oo fe e.,s,gsr George IL lay whe on s from North
osrr ss Sse propeller Charles 0sgood which
iDside OF the Huntington harbor.
KEY WEST, July l2-About 2l0O bales cotton have been
Drought In from the ship Indian Hunter auou 400 baes
&O bales At last the wreck il WAS feared che
on nreek up and so pisces and the balances the cargo
derae THAI there doubt whole cargo will be saved
oaps ps has gone un to the chip hat all the
badly be hhipI ed to Liverpool.
baIh Friends at Hew London is being broken up
gel TO her COZ per and iron.
Park Empress Theresa recently constructed by Messrs
scozs Brother Baltimore purchased by John
ize ieet ocg ~ eet BEAM with depth OF held OF III feet
Notice 40 Mariners.
Relief Light Vessel left Weeds Hole this morning under sail
accompanied by tender active to take her station of shovel
The shovelfl Light Vessel will be Immediately for
Lighthouse oalce Custom, House, Boston, july 81
spoken. so.
ship kss'Sran Goodbye h from Bangkok for Hong Kong
sbp AphGoae stewsr, from Calcutta Feb "a for Liverpool
sbp Mntcongus from Stockholm Charleston July g. no
ship Zephyr a6 daysfrom Liverpool for Bat, ,re ulv a.
Ca Msy bearing wNW dstant about 80 mesby pilot boa,
shp lara P,eble, OF Bath FROM Mobile for Cork, &C. July
sb'p Nh lndsig Warrer, Ns from New York for Bic
essr . ha.hins grn, hence for Charleston, July 10
lot "a TO- lon II %. 5 "
gore,sr Ports.
. y MoY hAy 2 lost sbD Him Sprapae, R0vera fronr
sas skek sec Mfseh bark Arn, M0nsc for Rsgsss ard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
BROOKLYN City News.

ALLEGED SEDUCTION IN HIGH LuE-An important cage
Of alleged seduction, in which the parties involved
IN the highest ccles, brought to light yesterday
The alleged victim is beautiful girl 0tsuseeu
years old and niece VI man who formerly held one OF
the highest county offices IN this city The alleged seducer
n young man only twenty years old and son of one
of the Oldest and ~eathies families in 3rcokyn de
arrested by Captain Smith OF the First precinct taken
privately before Justice 6atchy who held him for trial TO
await examination Lat summer the young lady took
the tour Of Europe with her family. short time ago
she gave birth TO child, and had left at the house Of
er alleged seducer. Tne examination promises to afford
rome spicy developements.
A NEW BAPI1sI CHURuE IN WAsapGToS AVENUE The
ceremony Of laying the stone Of a church in
Washington avenue, the Of Gates avenue
place Thursday Afternoon before congregation OF
raj hundred persons, large proportion Of whom
ladies. The adopted s the Washington Avenue
Baotst church. The building will occupy six lots Of
ground 1t will De of brick with stone trimmings, an in
the Eonaauesque style Of architecture. rne negubor
hood Is taicky populated and contains large Of
Inc res. snces with spacious court yards Il is
coffee. The building will be ninety feet trout by
100 feet In deph fifty eight feet Ugh from the ground 10
the aoex of the roof vito two towerone $50 feet
the other eighty feet altitude The interior will be
finely ornamented with eight hole and four bafcou nns
supporting grained ceiling Shich will be forty feet 1gh
In the clear The pulpit will be pain and the left of
recess will be fitted for the organ rne wuoe woen
completed promises to be an additional ornamen. to the
pelsnborEcod IN which it is located.
The exercises we're commenced With prayer by the pis
Tor, Rev ". G. Anabe when the 9l3th hymn sung,
comnlencing-
"Behold the sure foundation rice
Wn.ch Cod IN ZION lays:
To build heavenly hopes upon
And HIS e'erna pra,se.i'
Aprayer by Rev Dr. Hodges followed. When aidressc,
coInmen 1ratve OF the occason made by Rev DR.
Hague, OF New York, and Rev. r. W Clark Of this CITY
the box deposited IN the contained the nans
OF the officers and builders parchment the laws OF the
church, sble newspapers Of the day and o.her docu
'Enents The proceedings closed with beredcuon.
The estimated cost OF the BUILDING is $40 eco, which
with SO coo paid for the lots will toa Of $50 COO
The Ell uctnre Will be ready for occupancy In February
next Tnere will be l96 pews FIST floor capable
Of seating comfortably 800 persons ana gallery over
the vestbue.
AZ present the congregation worship n email frame
building in The which hes become 70 contracted 10,
vaot of that larger edfce was rendered ueces
.Isary.
The srcaec is Mr.. +. Roberts rasons succeesors OF
Vim Simonton, deceased; carpenter VIZ n, RAJ:
sucnc, cutters, Morgan & Anderson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

Few uerccrs 80 per bhl Bermuda do So So psr h',
Norfolk do 50 par bh. Lpng Island % 81 20 "a 1S
wr bbi In tne vegetable t'aie the sunues a. n,uos
large. We q,oie Jsrasy corn, 2cc. nc. Ar dnz
russbsgs turni,s u 20 yer bot toe, 81 "A ,rr
husbei; cucnmhers, rec r3c ger dog ~ sosge a, a
leo per bead pe~ beeta &c. ouDcn sal "A M, ear
or COZ lcsss. Sc Ger opnch; vcse s,rs. Soc oar
dOz rs nsaps snc nnshs' cani DO rors s. 50 Dor
doz egg plAnr. SO per dnz long Is Ana ueas s2iI, a
81 AZ, p,r bushrl new Soc r,r so,-n mn, h.
new turD'ps 81 90 per o'sns'; parsley, &c. 4s per
bunch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
"Behold the sure foundation rise,
Wn.ch Cod IN ZION lays;
To build our heavenly hopes upon,
Marine Court.

Before Hon. Judge Mccarthy and q jury.
u LY d.. Ro'ssdit Marx u.s. Ferdinand This guilt
~as rough to the Of sec7 for furniture al
legged 10 have beer sold and delivered TO defendan, in the
spring of 1858 at bis store e3s Broadway The defense
Was sgcneral denial and allegation that the goods
are sold TO defendant but to- and received
by>ns Lewis SaatZ, had carried on tie furniture
at that place for years past Several wit
testified That they had had business transactions
abe defendant, and that be always signed The
tbe eendsDt Tho jury rendered verdict for the plain
sin lo $3.50 as.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
FINANCIAL AND CoMMeRC Gal.

FRIDAY, July 22-ePM
Tie amount of rorc m dry goods entered a, the port
during past week as S',e'S2O against si,o79,3OO
s,o eek las, year ana 81 37s e97 week Of 1857
waking the total import en res OF dry goods for the ca
Ispear yetr 10 date se7 against s27 ss6s3 to
game date last year. and 500 TO same date 1857
Havpg stated this it IL hardly necessary to add that the
export Of roscIe by TIE European s,oaaors tonoucw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
E1o vy,asNr IN Wrsr,opr, AKIN Corvrv p. TN

ELo vEaBNT IN WEsTMoREL AND COUNTY, PA.-The
CT eeDsn usg Oeaccrot says quite interesting affair."
at east Dne parties engaged therein auspired In Lud
wcl nea taH place, On Sunday night last OF which
folio, wing we the pertouar9-Some time since, John
Fbey an 1snnnan, and the wife of Peter Cassiday also
Jrsh were arrested on charged of siutery Al the
JnstcA Office Inc case compron tbe parties dig
charged and othlng more heard of them until Sion.
isv who, , up IN the return Cassday from pipshvrg
,vb,tber IN had gone to rent hou Sc intending IN re-
there IL was nscerained that they had eeoed tba
obt nrevio, g, tadng with them three voun0e.. ~
nass,aav; "a ch, 'dren. Rhey has no children VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY. July g. 1850

Northern ltay, they NAY 60 higher. Fancy slks ws-
good supply. The stock Of Germen goods ample,
ano were selling ~ reasonable prices Enslsn rAori's
both Of WOOL ano co.ton we In ample assorme,s md
YET not m.rk"a BY u'.cb change prices movement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
Movrll.enls 4 Rcai Estate.

~ WIZ II McE0Iv
houses 'oss 32d e. f can 50slo0 SO ,a9S
OF ~ st. t5n p, lto av sbxtr0 5....... 400
ots 9 42d IS "a n O. Alto ~ 4ixlS0 ...... 760
OLE 18th ct, IA O. . Nv B, 1sx M ....... 900
lot n. q car Bleec Ser ana Snivaa ats,
qSx,oa o''' D'''sN' 10 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

The embraced about 500 bols Southern, c'osing
within the range OF our quotatioas. Rye -four
heavy, with sales Of about 10 bbls AZ the ABOVE
figures. Corn meal was quiet at our qaotations Wneat
saa,p freely of red, ~itu raes nc loser rates. the
coz Aoed to apout Ia 900 eIsneis IA
cluclp PRIME Sbi'e Southern at 81 10, white KentuexS
81 az 81 go red southern cnuice, at 81 49, anf
Michigan apt Corn was heavy ana easier, with sales
OF about n G0 bushels Including Jersey eelnu At 49,
90c with Southern white ssd old Western m'xsf
at y Rye pominal at Sac 90c Bar,-y
van, N the absence Of sales, nominal. 0a;s
stefdy with sales State At doc tlc add Of Western
Csnad at Ale. 46c To. foio spg table from
weekly cTSuae OF Wm CHUNG. gives tue ,eipts
exports nj this port for tho ending this day.:
Fur, Wh'ot Rye, Com, Oats, BGriSy
bits brh-'s buSnels bushels bushsis bush.k
Canal. :. t9,?o6 4,9sS 500 81 ,52i $500 5000
Rsjposd.. ,l49 3,,42 47R -
Other eos 5l37 2l,934 8,l.S 1901 -
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TURKIeA LATAKJA TOBACCO.
,,,.,, MFrRs9GAUM PIPES
thnu'nctured eypre sly for the London crbs pupeiur
sale 70 ihe tfSde by jaw
Tosre, SON 4 MeLvAIN.
no. Maiden lane, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23
CITY COMMGaClAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July ZZ-B N.
ASHES 'sere dull Small sales OF pots made 5sc
PeaJr were qoiet ana nominal.
BkApsnuns flour the market for State and Western
brs DOE again h.svo and for descrioons
TIE smbrscao 700 bbs closing within the follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

ToIs'. u ,b52 3O,O74 900 3S,83Y 81 ,487 8n0n
The exports Of hour and grain from YORK; TOR
enoipg July TO- were:-ro British Provinces ann
ether places 10 s93 bps -four and 917 bushels corn
COFFEE --rhe market compar ativey quiet
sales coDhnei 10 about 400 oaxs RIO 30 b
II No and 70 hays steamed st Domingo ~ LOG
CUIToN -rhe oraced 900 oa,es oloeins
with much sIesdpess, the folio wing quotations,
sustaining the a6vsnce Of yesu rday:-
Hryr Min. NJ n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-23

me export Of domestic cotton goods the past week
below the amount for the previous week Tne pfucpa
shipment, rs usual, @as made Cnina AMI the remaio
ing exports were made % varous South American ports
The exports OF cotton domestic goods from the port
New York for the week ending the 22d of July, 1869,
al