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Fr. BROOKE MILITARY REsERyE.-By reference
to the appropriate column it will be that, by
order of the Board of Trustees of the Internal I'm
provement Fund, notice is given i" that the swamp
and overlooked lands within the Fort Brooke Mill
tary Reserve are brought into Market etc. Any
by calling at the office of the aforesaid gentleman
with the long string of titles, will be shown q
colored map Of the historic sixteen miles square,
surrounding Tampa, which at a glance exhibits
every quarter section subject to entry.
Tampa Peninsular, l4th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-28

THE WIsASs' SrEAMER.-Mr. Thomas Winans,
the originator of the novel principle in ship build
ing, which his new iron steamer was designed to
realise has, we learn, the fullest confidence IN the
correctness of his theories on this subject and is
sanpuine of their eventual successful demonstra-
ton The recent trip of the boat to Norfolk and
back has exhibited certain practical defects which
the liberal and enterprising inventor is now apply
ing himself to remedy. The central bolt, so to
term II, within which the propeller works is being
removed for the purpose of enlarging its circum-
ference, and by new direction Of its flanges or
paddles, OF afordng it deeper dip in the water;
ahenf one hundred and twenty feet, which will
make the entire length of the boat upwards of 800
feet. Mr.. Winans is gentleman of conceded in,
yentve and mechanical genius, amply possessed
of the means to test fully and carefully an expert
ment, which, if successful, will prove OF vast i'm
portance to the commercial interests of our eoun
try and of the commercial world.
baltimore Clipper, 10th.
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SECOND DISTRICT ooURF3 CITY OF NEW oRLEAMs vs.;
J WIDOW N. G. DEVEREAUX.
Of New Orleans. No. I6,050
Ply VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale
- 70 me- directed by the Honorable the Second District
Of New Orleans IN the above entitled canse will proceed
sell ut public auction the City Hotel Common street be
tween Camp and Magazine Streets TUESDAY, the It'll
Of February 1850 At IL O'Clock NJ, the following described
property, viz
First District square 265 bounded by Common, Gravie Ba
and Dryades and having according
ment rolls for the year 1883 So feet snt street. by
III feet in depth. " -
Seized in the III
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -
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NEW YORK CARDS.

NEW YORK CARDS.
TONES, SON ~ MELVAIa-
MOI MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
U Ms, CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE, JEwELRY,
FANCY GOODS BRUSHES,
PERFuMERY and SOAPS
KS- Sole Agents Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eeys Caps Wadding and Cartridges Heiors Army Ranors
iyl6 6m
JONAS BROOK & BROTHERS,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLAGR
Spool Cotton,
White, Black and all colors.
Combining the Smooness Of silk with the strength of linen,
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY UNRI-
VAILED For sale by the principal houses New Orleans
and Mobie and also in original by tile mauacturers
agent, WIN. HENRY SMITH.
aul 1y&W 81 and 81 yesey street. New York.
ERANCIs s. LOUTREL-
No. As MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Every variety Of Blank Book Paper Stationery Print
Ing, Idhoeraphic Work and Book Binding
s8- Orders respectfully solicited ty1s "
SOUTHERN HAT HOUSE
BYRAM, HIND BLISS,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
pnNsNpTs n n,vpne
UMBRELLAS PARAsoLs, etc.
Importers Of FRENCH HATS
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
New York.
AARON @. BYRAN.,...... BLIss
L.. BairrIN, Washington, Ark, Special Partner.
- .--s= --
II &M1 SOUTHERN CARh1AGE >S@Al
A4S0 hEfosiIohft @Stts2
VIM, H. McpouaId
40 mn n AnwA v NEw Wong
the subscriber having made numerous TO his already
arse establishment and acquired additional taces Tor the
transaction o. MS rapidly increasing business y prepared 70 iu
nish every description p
CAHKiAGES AND HAEaEss,
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A leluge Of words and dror Of sense.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. j. II.
Of New Orleans. BURROWS & CO.-No. 1902.
PY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the second District Court
81 New Orleans " The above entitled viii proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine Streets WEDNESDAY the St day Of
February 1850, nj IL O'Clock NJ
TEN LOTS OF GROUND, adjoining each other situate
he First District q this city u the No 4 bounded BY
Locust streets which said lots designated BY Nos i
u g. and TO- ard each Is feet inches and lines
front Caope street by 9l feet inches and lines Depth
between parallel lines, American Lot No. forming
the of Calope and Soils Streets
70 forming the Of caope and Maunsel Magnolia
streets.
Together with the buildings and improvements thereon.
The whole plan drawn by g. AZ de Ana Deputy Sur
yeyor anera dated December % 1852 and deposited in the
Sherirs office for reference.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-cash the spot. ..4.5-&HI3
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PIckrocKETs IN CHARLESTON Mercury Of
the 23d says:
On Saturday morning. as gentleman was taking
his seat in the cars for Augusta, he detected man
in the act of rifling his pockets, and on examina-
ton, found he had lost five hundred dollars. A
policeman was called, who declined taking the
thief in charge, unless the gentleman would pro-
coed to the guard-house to lodge his complaint.
This he could not do. as the cars were about start
ing, so the pickpocket was placed on board and
taken to Hamburg, where we learn he was com.
mitted for trial.
Another pickpocket, supposed to be an accom-,
pliee of the former, was arrested on Saturday at
Branchyille.
During the past two weeks several ladies have
had their pockets rihed of small sums on King
street. The perpetrator, in these cases, is sup
posed to be Gladly" for which the police are on
the alert,
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Sole Manufacturers,
..@. ..O .-.4 3d. 65, 81, and 60 Crosby street.
AJ These tables in and may be at Nller's
Southern Billiard Saloon, los Graeier street, also the
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs and he obtained from
b. NJ MILLER sole Agent for this CITY, who also sells all
ces In the Billiard line follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues Leahers Chalk He has also hand for sale
several fine second hand Billiard Tables jy2l ly
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UN WFDNfsoI7.ti 'r4.st.O f141'isosNNl 9TH lbtt.
MANAGERS:
l.. A. Bendixen, F. Mitchell,
n. p. Lyle, A. Rodgers
II. Stewart, 1E. Newman,
G. H. Shotweil, ~ F. Wood,
+Jes Wagner, l. Schmidt,
II Mitchell, f. Mcfarland
AL Greenwall, VIM Davis
Jos. Longwi;h, L. Walden,
NJ. Stern, FL. Reed,
j. G. Norton, sc. Samson.
-sFloor Managers.
Application Ladies' Tickets to be made the Secretary
40 Tchoupiouas street, Of the above Managers
The Invitation Committee will meet Tuesdays Thursnys
in the Lodge Room.
will admitted without imitation having been
approved by the Committee and invitation will issued
after Tuesday, the 18th February.
Ladies' will be required to unnask in the Reception
fore admission
Genemens Tickets Sto be had of the Managers or at the
Office of the Ballroom the night et the Ball Jas
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McDoNALD.-A recent letter from New York
says:
Mcdonald is still confined to the Tombs. He
bears his Imprisonment with commendable pa
tience, and admits that it has greatly improved his
health and looks. His trial is set down for next
month, the second week in February, but it may be
again postponed. The longer it is put off the bet
ter for him. The two frail companions of Virginia
Stewart, who witnessed the lamentable affair, have
been held in almost as rigid imprisonment as Nc
Donald, to make sure their appearance as wit
nesses. Young Lane, of the Fulton Bank, still has
a cell in the Tombs.
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CANDY, SUGAR PLuMs, LozENGEs, etc., ETC.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
stances Of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure article requested call
and examine stock and them with those offered
elsewhere.
n- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families, put up
to order, at prices ranging from S. upwards
E- Candies etc. etc. packed in of 2 100 lbs,
suitable for the Southern trade, and shipped to order.
HJ- Orders by mail promptly executed.
r7- Terms cash tyi5 "
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FELSNTATloN 70 CArTAIN nlcKLEY, OF y. .. 2
STEAMER GLADIATOR.


STEAMER GLADIATOR.
he follow ng correspondence has PASSED between M,
President, Of tno Atlantic Company and Lord Lyons her
Rr,tanuic Nassty's Minister at Washington through Mr.
Archibald Der Maesty's Consul ~ this port, copy Of
which has been POLITELY furnished to us,-
ofs-z W nv Atlantic MVIrsI lNsuvlScs Co, ,
Nav YOaE, March 3, 1sdO.
Inc Right Honorable the Lord IYoSs her Msjestys IN
voy Extraordinary and Minister Peaipotent.Ary, VAST
w IoEI-we take the liberty to address Your lordshp
upon toe subject 81 the services fsnderei by II. r. w.
steamer Gladiator Capt Hck!ey. TO he orig 80 Mary
On the Nh uotcbcr 1850 the brig was q saoied IN az
60, long 20 and The llh al the mouth the Glad
ator bound from Bermuda 20 ~. Thomas hove sight.
Capt H.cSlcy vent on board the s. Mary. aud, lntr
enced BY the most noble rromptngs q humanity, offered
his assistance. The - Nary was taken IN TOW by The
Gladiator ard on the 10th OF October Afey anchored
the harbor % - Tnouas or winch services 10 com PEN
sat On has been asked either ~ salvage or Otherwise
ms company hal Insurance on che 81 Mary. art bv
the timely action Of Capt HicScv have been saved from
cons dershle lo1s, and unwilling that such tt5ris
should 81 entirely unrcweriel.
A. expression OF their appreciation of the merit q
the u company have appropriated ami psset
under The control OF Nr. Archibald, her Britannia Macs
~ Consul ths port. for Cart HcSley, asyor tea
service and a chronome.cr watch; COR Lieut. Giby. a
chrOnometr watch and for petty officers aud crcN o
tse 'adaior. The sum e 81 90.
We respectfully ass through you. peE = sSon 90 have
the above tes, presented Tie parties for whom
hey INTENDED. have TIE honor be your ooeiicnt
servant. y. y. JONES. President
BErr.sH lfsArox
WASHINGTON. u G., Jolly Il. lsJ0
SH-With reference 20 M letter II 6ih June asst. /
have much abstraction nfcrm ng you nat have
&c ed today despatch from her Majesty principal
rotary OF state for FUrc IN AEars announcing that the
Lords Comm Fsoners Of the Admiralty have been pleased
70 rermt the officers and ships company 81 her Majesty
sfir Gladiator 10 accept TIE tcstmon ais handsomely
offered 70 them D. the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Com
rnry Ct Ncw YORK. have the honor TO De. sir, your
obedieut servant. LYONS
J. u. JoNEs, fso, &c, SC
Capt, Hickey, az, the command e the G'siaicr, is
AlLashed % The tsst u tho VINE Of Vac.
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miscellaneous.

Az E,criIrSr Ptss,er-we neglected mentioning s,-ns
time since. thai The bark Jer Capt Guide .de the run
hence Bordeaux in 10 days Before her departure for B
deanx stated tina, hits vessel had proved herself very fat
siler In number OF between this port and Be
Honduras he has Jos; rome Of her reputation BY being placed
scHR AsHosE-s,.smer Ben Derori a, Boston repo-.s-
.s PN nav, saw rss fore aud AIT sohr supposed bound
ship Sarah Chase Newburpor- rea-y ready for sea
has been chartered osd deals stJohn Nh Liverpool
I'm hsntress.
L,rScurp-A yys.lr o. gan inst from the yard Of Mel
ory tne bark % 0 tons no yet named, intended for tie
general fre.ghlng business
Whaiemen.
10 Al New London 2sh inst, bark Alert, Parsons Hurts
ia from New Bedford 2ah bark wsvs Courtney Atlantic
ATT =, rAyai May - Buch,n,a S,cser.ou rrpr,Dceo
sssp ws 70 cruise rornd 'se Islands June Acorn Nick
Fsysi BY PAS b.sney COR ~fssr. and "a a. no S mn
ss! 4. han, Am Tag ,sh sisrs Ia.e NE a9 m ga vilno
cru. oceln an, sept II repored ,ks, The BARK k
sase,h Francis % wespor had taken go bb - eav
snssorsd At Psiia June 4 Ap Ocean clifford yB % ~
80 50 since leaving Iscahuanohad landed Capt SICK Gsiacs
on month Under srSe o. chief mate r Pess.s ss o
SPs or bnrs sea Queen, Bgrds MesiPsT,, Tepor.
fss wood co. 81 o,pray s,ani0n 90 100 since leaving TAI
nougho, Robinson FIR, 10 do do Courier COIN do 100
HE whales are very scarce % shore Ground
Nicholne, erd Islands, May
hmpbk OIL ready 20 cruise for whales Fava In
Angus Also reports at time and place wachan
OF Nantucket, with 1l bbs hmpk OIL. 10 week
longer, and then proceed home
sposenuIy 81 Ion Is So bark Messenger II salem
with 100 bbs OIL would put into Bermuda 10 sad during
June ~, bark Matilda, Of Dartm outh. all we'll
spoken. Sc.
khr F Pergrew, from NOrieans Tor Liverpool July Ia
Cape FLORIDA SsE 80 miles.
Ship Northampton, rom Liverpool for Philadelphia July Is
no lat Ably pilot boat Edwin Forrest, No "a
Park vanboe, hence for Havre, July LAT r. lon a. 10
BARK warren White short, Steering for Emns May ~, 70
Bark Volunteer days from Boston for Havana July 10 lat
81 as Ion n L.
Brig warwick, 1Anfsir. for Rio Janero June a.
Brs Ehc Rice from baltimore for Porto Rico July 6 lat
Foreign Ports.
ALICANTE. July t--sld Milan. Euss Palermo.
Blniosr May In port bark May Queen, Goldsmith,
Brreos AyrNs June l0rn port bsrks salem Bowers for
Salem days; rslsman, BALDWIN, from BALTIMORE dag; brig
Aroosicox Pane, for Antwerp hg schr Coss; Pilot, Hoch
rio. for DO ready
B,irr Hon. June sc-rn por. brs African Button from
Nlors Just arr, ser dag would osd 70 return others
beforeL
BIssApos July sIn por, barb virgins, HILL for New York
revt day.
BAsssoA, July iA-So Am wees 81 IN por-
cisn'rr, jay I'D Evv.s- Aaax. Charleston.
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NIr. Douglas at Troy /.

lnoY, y. Y, July ., 1Sco
Jodec Douglas arrived hero from Sa'atnga at hall past
seven O'Clock this even uG He was received the DEPOT
ny an immense concoursc OF citizens enc or two military
ecmpanies, and company OF q Little Charts, from Al
hany. The procession formed ana marched 20 the Troy
House. where Mr.. Douglas welcomed by the Mayor.
In reply Mr. Douglas male political speech defending
non Intervention the true rriucipe, AMI appealing for
It's support by al who opposed TO lboonism and
d.suniou isIn he sr1ke ABOUT thirty minutes About
ave thousand peope Escncl % The speech. The recop
t!ur u cons deTed 10 have been a great succcss.
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-Canad an -four dull and sales confined 20 900 bes.
at 50 10 - IS for extra spring, and - 90 o. 20.
southern -four vas neavy, while there fair de-
%rhq ,bo Ihsfy IUs eNP0rI eo.ns eser especially
ZOO obs, within the range Of the above quotations
Rye lour was steady at the above figures with sales OF
about zoo obls. Corn meal Inactive, with limited
sales al the above quotations wheat-Narke wasagaln
braoed about 900 bushels At 81 IS 81 70 for prime
red Western, 81 ~ for white Kentucky, 81 IS 81 81
FOR prime white Michigan 81 IS a 81 30 for amber
coored Southern, 81 20 81 - for Milwaukee club and
81 10 a 81 Is :. for No. Chicago spring. Corn was
rather hruer with sales OF about 80 600 bushels Gle
6iAc for mixed southern, Sc. for choice mixed &c
t5c for round yellow, and o6c o. &C. for white West
err. Eye was unsettled, with sales Of 500 bushels
prime at So. Barley VA IN steady request at zoe Oats
we're trm and the supply good, th sales Of Canadian
and Western at BIC. 30 &C. and state at 90 &c Al &C
bags were mad. at loo, and 300 DO Naraabo at
l5c. IL &c, and 100 do. Jamaica az D. l. The following
statement OF the stocks n this market from the week.
" circular OF Messrs Scott Son stock OF Rio coaee on
nated at $500 bags. stock the eltb day OF July
1S6o-Ro bags 500, Marscaibo, ,2s4 Ceycn IL gs5:
Java, mats, 10 ,2s-government pags 800 Total bags
and mats 81 SOC They remark follows She advance
in Rio coffee has continued. and prices Iray today be
quoted at &c above last quotations the tendency
Ing still upwards Sales OF the week embrace 200 bars
ex Forest King, at 14ssc and 500, ey Belgquc. at
lIhc four months. The following the current quo
tstiont Ro, prime, &C. four months: Rio, good 15c
do Rio, far 141sc, do Rio, ordinary, l+c. a IL &C,
do Maracabo, IL iSc, do; IGgrsyrs ISc. &c.
do; Ccylon, loo. q l5isc. do java. mats and bags,
1870. 49,. four and months s.. Domingo 10 C
l4c casa. Tie stock Of RIO July Il, OF Orleans
was $500 bags; At Baltimore AHA, July g, al New
York, 4 500. Total II ,sT4
CJTToN-Thc market was frmer, and exhibited bet.
tcr feeling accounts OF injury from the drought the
South continued o. be received The sales embraced
about sec bales, closing the basis of about tue FOL.
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Fsllus-Io Liverpool about 90 COO bashels Of wheat
we're engaged in bulk and ships bags at % etd and
some i0s Of -four reported az 2s. ID. "a ga To
lordon 600 bushels wheat were engaged al "a. In
chips bags To Glasgow some additional engagements
81 wheat reported At yesterdays 10 Bremen
500 bbs. rosn engaged at ga Cd 100 bbls shoe
pcgs a. %. Cd. 100 tons ogwcod 25s and co. hbls
spirits turpentine at 3 A, cents.
HAl-Saes q coo a 500 bales were made at Csc 81,
ard Tor city use at 81 5as1 10.
lixr-Tbe market was firm and IN good demand. with
sales Of 900 bbs reported at Csc for common ard 81 10
for lumr. Rockland.
iotsss quiet The sale Of Porto Rico was made
at SIC cargo Of Cuba mvscovado was reported 20 cay
at p g., but sad 70 be within the range Of &c 3oc.
NAVAL SosEs continued heavy. Sizes Of bbls spi-
rs tlrpcntne made In lots at J6c for rejected,
31c cor straight and $50 for shipping lots: and Of
common rosin made, afoat, at 81 ~ per 3lO lbs
Crude nominal at g.
ois--1insced hrmer, with sales the past dsy or
,wo Of 10 COO gallons At So The stock Of rrgsh in this
market said 10 comprise 600 gallons The following
statement rom the WAaemeas ShipTisg Lt gives the
movements 10 this market FOR the week end ne the cd
INST Sperm-n the early part Of the the market
very active and the sales reached .5 bbs 10 the
per gallon previous quotations and zoo bbs nfe.
rier At price nct TRANSFERRED. Holders are now asking
81 co. which price they frm bot transactions are
checked owing TO the views Of holders being those
OF purchasers In Boeon sale Of 315 bbs wss sde al
81 90 per galon. Whale in active demand or home
consumption, the stock IN the hands Of nuufactr.
beng limited, and prices have steadily advanced 70
5oc per gallon, 81 which the market cloese With
dspceon The part Of hlcers operate freely me
transactions for the veeh include rsIee II $50 bhs
y<soes vesso,e -poebbs OF @1se., Loo DO .. 90,
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Douglas Ratification Meeting.

rfNNN'IkII, IL, july 20, IoUV
The Douglas ratification meeting this plact to-day
Was undoubtedly the largest dem nstrston OF the Kind
ever held n Illinois II IS estimated GOO people we're
IN attendance The meeting held 10 Edwards Grove,
the city, and addressed by ". A. Richardson
John A. Logan. James C. Allen and others. meeting IS
being held ght at the democratic squariers. 1he
Of The people IS unparalleled
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY, July IS P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, July 2J--6 p. NJ.
We note a slight increase Of ease in the money
market to.day. The increase Of deposits in The
city banks bas encouraged capitalists 20 nyes,
more freely N mercantile paper han hey have
tsen doing lately; few more day. Ike yesterday
and .o-dsy, and he market viii be pretty vel
cea-.d o. ees g-adss Of paper. % eau, zoo,
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" =,
General lane IS spending few days az and near Ra-
leigh visiting the home OF BIS ancestors aud numerous
relatives The 5oyernor the Judges Of The supreme
Court many other prominent officials and The citizens
genera y have houored him with hearty welcome as
distinguished 500 Of tho state, and opecaly IS
the lite OF the city Of Raleigh the Old Lano e5tate
donated by tne Generals gran ifather for the capitol
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DETROIT. hich., July %, 1850.
A meeting Of the friends of Breckenridge and Lane
from all parts OF the state held this city 20 day
State Committee was appointed, who were empowered
10 call State Convention 10 nominate electoral tse.
and perfect the organization very determined spirit
manifested. After the adjournment the gentlemen
composing the meeting called, IN oody, upon General
Cas- al his residence.
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Bell and Everett Ratincation Meeting at
Boston.


tQ-i'N, lrig - lNtN.
The friends u Hel and Everett ho.d.ng ratt -
ton meeting az Roxbury tonight 70 I'M posing ald
enthusiastic demonstration. The principal speakers are
Georrc /. Curt q and George rilari.
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Bell and Everett Meeting ut Detroit,
Mich.

DHTEuTr, NIlh TlTy ., 1850.
The friends 81 Bel and Everett held meeting N tris
city last evening 30 devise measures looking state
organization and also 10 organ Bel md Eycrct slab.
Nothing decisive effected.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July I'd r. y.
AsIns-Saes of 20 a 80 bbls were reported al 5 &C
for pots, and at &c. for pearls.
BEKADs1t1Es -lour-Ibe market heavy and
lower especially for common grades OF state ard West
ern, and most descr ptons, except family extra brands
unsettled The TRANSACTIONS embra .cd about 600
a 1000 bbs closing within the following range Of
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OHlIAUU, July 20, ISbV
The Democratic Convention for the Fifth strict nomi
mated TO day Vim. A. Richardson for Congress.
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Maine Congregational Nomina ton.

HAlO Me- July ., Ib0U
The republicans Of the First district in convention
here to-day, mated John v. Goodwin of south B~r
wick, for Congress. Louis o. Cowan, OF Biddeiord
chosen Presidential elector.
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he Rock Island skows saltrc of ,or the
weeh Of some 500 s70O.
The receipts al taewaser OF -four, ..A., SAW,
and barley, for the third week OF - ,sso "a
1859, have been AZ follows