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is a continued moderate Demand for domestic, bt
little or nothing doing In foreign. We quote
BY Telegraph
New York Market.

New YoRK, June 5-P. .-Ashes-mar-
ket steady sales Of % brls Potts. S5 81 Pearls S5 15
out @ateria change; sales Of 80 bales at
for Middling Uplands. Flour market to-day is q
and limited export Inquiry sales Of 1850 bris al
3Oss - So lSr % sqPernne & state ~ SOS 20 extrs
siSSs m S g z Medium ed p' eatrs s
for shipping brands; extra round hoop Ohio closing
State for export, at prices within the range. Cam
edlen Flour may also be quoted trihe lower on
Of $50 brls at IS 1901 40 for common to choice ex.
ira. Rye Flour continues steady, with small sales
Meal Psnty and dull az s. zoos %, Jersey, IS @ so@
srT ~ BTrrndy,%iss s,% ~ ass PSSn,sheCn o<,s,
chiefly at the latter price, and including small
ally exhibit no material change: sales 2 500 bnshei.
prime Milwaukie Club at 81 80, deyeredi $500 do
i 20 dS o. Shs eSdsS Gam I%ssr az S isSsSaS Ss az
@ bSlss Sas da d%fssS Sns SssSy g a % SS
plenty and lower, with more doing sales 5000
az ss1c Eastern do soSc White Wesep WslSsea1
sTn II plenty and dull st sSsss. for %sstorn SP
EsS5GS S1I.,. cSd "a 3 dull and easier & sslss
vi with sss o. e hSSs'fsl So =, aay: s
hiasSNThs M ,S market s quiet GA and prices generally
heavy @ with % t1s sass Of Somssss secs @
55c and 800 bales foreign, private terms. Pork Il
NEW sRS %ess ao9Hs s S1 s' Ga r S Sr SIS &
for new prime, and el2 50 for old prime. Beef duet
S1%s Ss s;Ss 1 ssss & cP e county, 5 Si s 8 S4
Hssea Msss snd 81 ssei2 % for sHtEs Meas Prime
small at liisc. for state, and lo@i5c for Western
rt Mests Neat. dnl sh,Sd ssss q III Peeksge u c ol
Hams Bacon quiet Lard firm: sales $50 brs. i
s'T c3EoSss =" osSy % S Ss o 6cs. sRa
no te. better than az the opening of last week, but
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ExrRAoRpIN ARY AND RIoroUs PRocEEpINe

ExTRAoRDTNARY AND RIoToUs PROCEEDING
"A DocroR's HOUSE BARELY ESCAPES MOB
BIEG.-At late hour of Saturday night, a
crowd Of persons visited the dwelling-house
of DR.. Spiess, corner of Twelfth and Race
streets, and knocked so violently at his front
and back doors that the Doctor arose and
asked from the window what was wanted.
The spokesman of the party policeman,
said that an lrishman in the crowd had lost
his wife and believed that s. had her body
in his house preparatory TO dissection. The
Doctor denied all knowledge Of the woman
or her husband, and declared the whole story
a fabrication; but, as the crowd was skep-
tical and clamor0us, and manifested disposi-
ton TO mob the premises, the Doctor de-
scended and opened the door; when the out
siders rushed in rudely and ransacked the
whole house, acting in violent and out
rageous manner The rioters then dispersed
but not before the Doctor had perceived that
the afflicted widower was completely insane
Ia fact he stated to two policemen, who re-
fused 10 take him into custody.
The facts have since turned outas the Doc
torsurmised, and also that the Hibernian's
wife, instead Of dying, had been committed
10 jail foY drunkenness. This Is an absurd
instance truly, and includes a variety of ri
dicHlops blunders which is rarely surpassed.
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LARCENY OF A Lor OF UNFINISHED HIDEs--.
ARREST OF THE ALLEGED GUILTY PARTIES
Ludwig Hahn and Charles and William
Krahn, have, for some time past, been the
proprietors Of tanncry in Goshen, Cler-
mont County, Ohio, and, finding their busi-
ness, as they conducted it, quite Improbable,
they closed it, by giving their principal cred
itors, Salesman, Brunswick & Co., bill of
sale Of all their effects.
Some time during the following night they
removed from their vats about thousand
dollars worth of unfinished hides, which they
brought to this city and sold. Their credit
ors, by some means, becoming aware of this
extraordinary transaction, dispatched an
agent to Cincinnati, who caused warrants TO
be issued for the parties, charging them with
grand larceny.
One of the alleged thieves was arrested on
Sunday, another night before last, and the
third yesterday morning. William Krahn
gave bail for his appearance before Justice
McFall tomorrow, and the others were COM
mitted to await an examination.
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ALLEGED CASE OF EMBARRASSMENT, IN MlcHr

AbLEdED OAbE Of CMbEAlLEAENT, IN MlCHf-
GAE-ARREsT OF THE PARTY IN THIS Cry
Some time ago man named Isaac Rosebaum
was employed in Jackson, Michigan, by an
other named G. X. Tripped, and intrusted
with about $400 worth Of jewelry and
notions, which he agreed to sell ON commits
sion. Rosebaum disposed of his goods at an
alarming sacrifice, and authorized his wife to
ship her household furniture to this city, care
possible.
Officers Bleaks and Bloom were informed
of these circumstances by telegram, and they
proceeded at once to the Little Miami Rail-
way Depot, and there learned that the goods
had arrived and were to be taken to the cor
ner ofPearl and Central-avenue. The officers
accordingly went to the latter place and
found Rosebaum, whom they Immediately
arrested and lodged in the Ninth-street Sta
tion-house, to await an examination before
Judge Lowe. ~
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CINCINNATI TRoTTING PARK--THE RACE
To-DAY-A trotting race will take place to-
tween Bidwelrs br. G. "Ned Forrest"
Dodges d, &. "Uncle Ned" and Dimmick's 8
b. &. "John Clemment' to harness, mile
heats, best three in FIVE, for purse of fifty
dollars. The horses are said 70 be evenly
matched, and as each driver feels sure Of
winning, the race will doubtless be quite
interesting. Cars will leave the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Depot for the
Course at az o'clock; returning at 61f P. M.
Race to come off at A O'Clock.
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this city was nearly at
stand yesterday, having altered in condition very
little during the twenty -four hours ending last even
ing, when the channel depth between here and
Louisville was, as BEFORE about eleven feet The
river at Pittsburg, yesterday noon, was slowly re.
ceding, and it probably will be again declining at
this point this morning.
The weather yesterday was warm but moderate
for the season, and wthal decidedly pleasant with
out indications, last night of more rain
Business on the Landing was dull, as usual, and
freights were scarce, with number Of boats waiting
emit Rates are firm at these quotations:
AZ PqEsSsurg Esg 7Oc MoIasses, esc.; Whisky,
Na.Lvis Whisky, per brl, z5c;; Glover seed, 6Oc;
:, 81. Louis,--Heayy Pound Freights, 25c. per 100
Ale SOc Psr barrel; ~, %,
Cairo.-Whisky and Oil, soc. per barrel; Pound
ErSeighhts, Slgsl e 200 per y 100 pounds. ~, o.
atoes end Apples s Pork IS BACON n SSds d.
Soc; and other Pound Freights 30n35c per 100 lbs
Keg Lard, lso,; Horses $40 per head. Machinery 50
Yesterdays Louisville Courier observes:
The rlvor despite the almost ncessant rains, con-
tinues to recede quite rapidly with only FIVE feet
mark. On the falls there were three feet four
inches in the pass fall of four inches during the
fallen one foot. The weather in the morning was
clear and excessively warm causing IL to cloud up in
burst upon the city with terrific force awhile before
four o'clock. The storm was happily of short dura-
sion anu ala oad tt'g damage IN the CITY II was
thunder s""s anu
The Il. M. Patton No. ?, the Tennessee River
ia h,s We ~ th % @ hgr az ne
An anchor was thrown overheard, but it could not
hold her. The cable, heavy one, was snapped like
red across the head Of the falls, nearly to the i4di
ana shore, where she lodged hard fast in about az
her jack stan is broken. She was lying some 200
yards above the m:race Capt Barnard went Wig;
orousy TO work to spar the Patton of Of her hard
ana succeeded aSt hignt ABOUT ten o'clock IN
Sound. at the wharf w wv" "s"N' '"'0 anu
Yesterdav,a 81 I,on;s bs,,.by;co. has tho fo,,o,
ing; .. E.
After rising about ls inches the river at this nor,
iast eYeniSe n rsc.ded tHo ncbes ehuns at dark
There are iliy az feet.in the channel ont IN cairo
Ths A. a9Te1 z d i Tsps and II good
good staac Rslow Psoris thsre u az et anu ar ~ IN
The rysr was rising at Peoria when the last boat
M TDper MississDni il about stationary Thors
Is ye I'VE feet % on thS Upper Rapids end three feet f
Channel below KeoSsk i"''o 'u'' ''A iee' IN 'ne
Miami 81 S@a MR % sPd
thSS ies At Q&shs s e 5 be The
tyTE6i T6o w.othor vo.,ord,v wos vary Ana hu. r,,o.
warm Bnsiness ON the Ianding vas duh Du' ra'i'er
CHANNEL Our TuRouom RED RIVER RArr.-The
New Orleans Delta has the following paragraph in
River rai,: s" "'D
6StSp S 1s ssR sS
A. the result Of long and careful exploration among
channel from Red River above the main body Of the
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

Arrrvprrn Sr,c,nvA C,n,
yrAps or Aar Sw.iIo1ns AG nsnnSIAnS 'ss.,, n,,
LAnnasnv "A nonn,. omS IT, oaSrL MI -. "
inc g;ri about sSvDntso rs anu guioe goou,aooA
Kezfah Gomhar ros;J;ny ',o;.S i, MY, aa
mother on Conrtuotroa.s nan Will Iea T, m,uo"eu ot
temnted 20 destrov hnrsol Ie Ies. s mossu'nI ~
hv tpS;no ~ o1;nuy uiy uesel = ias' % Sunuy nignt
months 1est sha hos o snao lGn SUN he
Ho ottont;onpp paSs ns ono % mas ueen Ieceiving tne
verv n,nnb ds1 S "a na' aI,' i mnon ner t ;n1.ner J
herto dsnard h;,, pora Gnu a., "pRsaiS W iluuoe
~, o $500. u n,,n n, weae unasSll,ng, s,i
,onaI b,,t A. nyothn o,HS ne Ianeu uPon ner as
connsnv With hos da,nhtor nm ma AZ % tHc uoUr III
him Thai she co,,lS net varn,;t h;,.,
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PRoCEEDIEGs OF THE County Commission
ERs.-At the regular session of the County
Commissioners, held yesterday morning, but
one order was passed, amounting to 1927 65,
for payroll on new Jail.
The Cincinnati and Spring Grove-avenue
Company iled the bond and acceptance of
some days ago. The permit was ordered to
be given them. ..u U.u
A number of petitions for new road were
read the second time, and laid over for final
action this morning. '-f gf.
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CRIMINAL sDE.--A voting man named
Henry kessler, alias Brown, tried before
Judge Mallon for an assault with intent to
kill George Finneger on the 18th February,
was convicted of assault only, and was sem
fenced to pay $3.50 fine, and 70 be imprisoned
in the Jail for ten days.
Gaines for State; Richardson for defense.
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EAST MAn.-Arrives $3.50 A. M. and Ado p. NJ;
closes at 1 A. NJ. and p. NJ. +..f
BALTIMORE, WAsnISGToN AND wHEELINa.-Ar.
rives at $3.50 A. M; closes at 8 P. M.
ST. LOUIS AND LoUIsvIBLE,-Arriyes at IL A. NJ.
and 10 p. M; closes at I A. NJ. and A P. NJ.
CHICAGO AND NoaTn-wEsT. at III A. NJ.
and 10 p. M; closes at ! A. Nj. and r. NJ.
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MAN ARRESTED THE SECOND TINE FOR PASS
ING RAISED BmL.-Officer Hopkins, on
Monday, arrested a young man named j. r.
Mitchell, upon a charge of passing bill on
the State Bank of Ohio, raised from one to
ten. He was before Judge Lowe yesterday
ting witness appeared he was discharged.
Subsequently, however, he was rearrested
and lodged in the Ninth-street Station-house
upon charge of passing the same bill.
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THE LATE FoURTH-sTREET NSTABBIKa Az
FRAY.-Henry Allen, who was arrested few
days ago for stabbing another named Fran
raigned before Judge Lowe yesterday morn
ing for examination. The quarrel grew out
of an animated discussion in regard TO the
respective merits of Heenan and Sayers; the
lie was given, and Allen, drawing knife,
stabbed his opponent in the breast, intlicting
quite d severe and somewhat dangerous
wound. After an examination of the case
the defendant was held TO bail in the sum of
$1,000 for his appearance before the next
is still confined to his bed, but with every
prospect of recovery.
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PROBATE COURT.

APPLICATION TO REDUCE BAIL.-Applca-
ton was made to have the bail of G.. N. Nun
roe reduced. The party was charged before
a magistrate with adultery, and had his bond
fixed at $500. It appeared Munroe had for
merly been an Episcopal clergyman, but had
renounced the ministry. He came to this
city a few weeks ago, and, It was alleged, had
been living in adultery with a woman who
be the wife of an attorney in that city. The
Court fixed the bail at $l0O, the State having
consented
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PERsoNAL.-Mayor Bishop, yesterday, re-
ceived letter from James M. Cunningham,
of Peoria, Illinois, asking information Of his
brother, Robert v. Cunningham, who is sup
posed to have been lost on the river during
the recent tornado. The missing man is fifty
yea. years of Of age, ye feet seven inches high has
to turn gray. Any, information concerning
him, will be gratefully received by his
brother at Peoria. -t.-.-u- -.-LI--.- o. I
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Cry TAx-LEvY FOR 1860. The Finance
Committee of City Council, in connection
with the City Auditor, yesterday made the
following estimate of the tax-levy needed to
meet the expenses of the various departments
of the city government for the year 1860.
The estimate, which is considerably higher
than that of 1859, will be submitted to Coun-
Gil this evening:
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City News.

To ADvERTIsERs.--As the PnEss is the only
penny paper in Cincinnati, and has the
largest city circulation, advertisers will
readily see that it is the medium through
which to reach the people.
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Fmn LAST NIaHr.-About eleven o'clock
last night, fire was discovered In the dry
goods Store of j. Schultz, No. 204 Fifth
street, but tho flames were extinguished
without the aid OF the Fire Department.
Loss tFifing; not exceeding, probably, $500,
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haM tEy Teleeraph.l t4l -
New Yorl 4toeE WInrI. nfiN

Z Nav YoRK, June b.--lP. M Stocks continue
dun but prices elo4s rather gr,nss chicago p and
gcrlp w; Panama lsI Michigan southern i2,6;
MMich%igan M % Gentrsl S3$ Reading il,s Hudson ts;
sols Pacific Mall s3i Hudson Second Bonds lO5; Har'
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y SUEDAY-soHooL Picnic. - The Sunday
school of the United Brethren have picnic
at Glendale next Thursday. Cars leave the
depot of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railway, at nine o'clock.
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HEEEAH DECLARES HMsELP UNMARRIRD. -
Heenan, In a private letter to America, says
that he was never married, and that the wo-
men who had claimed his name are all inn
posters. How about, Adah Isaacs Menken ?
What will she do now She should challenge
the Benicia Boy to arms~-any arms but her
own. :.
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mand Is moderate. We quote prime Northern at
81 506ll 10, and common at Sl61l rs,
NAVAL STORES-We quote Spirits Turpentine at
i95lc. in the usual way. Rosin is steady at 81 256
90 Tar n large barrels u OoD4 5o Pitch, " 75
OIL-Linseed may be quoted at 6i@165c., with but
moderate demand. Lard-Unchanged and steady
PRovIsIoNs-The hrmness of holders was
unabatcd during the week, and buyers had 10 come
mp TO the rates asked, and quite large business
was done in Bacon, and fair one in bulk Meat and
mess Pork at the highest rates paid this season.
The purchases were chiefly made TO fll orders from
the consuming districts, but little has been
bought speculation. In Pork the sales were,
at Sl7 81 and Saturday, l75 brs. at SIS II has been
very difficult to buy any below SIS at any time
during the week, though yesterday 100 brls. were
procured at Sl7 rs. Rumps may be quoted at Sl2@
In Bacon the sales were: Wednesday, 900 hhds.
Sides at 9hGAl0c.; 100 do Thursday at l0c 200 do
on Friday at nc for Shoulders, In slacks and l0c.
for Sides 500 do Saturday all Sides, at lOc., and
The asking rates were and l0c. for Shoulders and
Sides yesterday, but there was demand at these
rates and the market closed quiet but holders firm.
Clear Sides are held at II &c. with buyers at lie
In bulk Meats the sales were 10000 lbs Shoulders
Wednesday at 7sc.; on Thursday 100000 lbs Sides
at 90. Saturday $4,000 lbs. Shoulders at 76c and
50 hhds. do; at &c. packed, yesterday 10000 lbs.
Shoulders sold at 7sc. loose; 1t was difficult to buy
at this rate holders generally asking &c. loose aud
for Sides 9@1g4c. for medium and heavy; though
these rates seemed to be above the views of buyers
There has not been much done in Lard, Is there
tierce were made at lldll4c and 1000 kegs sold at
Ike. These are about tho quotations, without
many buyers or sellers.
week. with sales Of 100 terces, at &C. In the small
way, prime sells at 514c. al
SALT-There is no change in the market There
y q continued moderate demand for domestic, but
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SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-Jacob Graf K Co.,
yesterday afternoon, sold l6 32-l00 acres Of
land, on the Carthage-road TO the German
Protestant Society, for $500 per acre, amount
ing TO $500. Terms, one-third cash, and
balance in one and two years. ~ .N
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PERsONAL.

, uDERsONA Al, -rIe writer a Atiicted With STAN
/. il merins In his speech and would handsomely
"a 70 who treats auch case Address l3S West
Fifth-st, leo-p
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

LICENSE Receipts AT THE Mayors OFFIoE.
The regular weekly report of the Mayors
Clerk shows receipts for, license during the
past week amounting to $3296 49, derived
from the following sources. .H.
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We note further decline III the value Of Money.
Money is now offered, on call, by banks as well as
capitalists, at ~ per cent, and rst-class short ac
ceptances are eagerly taken at the figure. We
hear even Of transactions as low as cent? these
however, exceptional cases. Many Of the brokers
are taking Money on the ordinary collateral at per
cent. from the bankers with whom thoy generally
deal; where, however, the broker seeks to take ad
vantage OF the cash iluctuation in the market, the
rate il not above ~. -Four and six month paper
strictly frst-class ranges from ~ to 55 per cent
single names, highest grades 066; names less gener
ally known go at 7CaS@lO, us usual. The polt ica
disturbances IN Europe do not seem to have affected
our Money market, though they have been much
talked of on the Stock Exchange.
Foreign Exchange was inactive all last week. The
asking rates at the Bankers continue to be lO9s11
for sixty day bills on London, and ll09e for short
sight for francs, 52f@l3A for sixty day bills, and
i1o9llA for sight bills few mercantile bills are
in market, at l09 for sterling and 5.l5 for francs
but most OF the Bankers are drawing against Gold
The margin for profit at the above rates ship
ments of Specie, Is very small indeed. Not few Of
Instead ofa profit; To make the business handsome,
the Bankers ought to get per cent. more for their
bills. We are, however, at the commencement of
the period when Specie only great staple
Exchange should be expected presently.
In Phiadelpha there Is the same abundant supply
OF Capital and tho same scarcity OF good commercial
Paper as before reported. Rates rule in some spe
current quotation for strictly prime bills. Paper
less fayorably known varies at from to per cent.
The, gold coinage for the month of May at the
Sls5O5 In half eagles 45 52lO 65 in fine bars; making
total of gold coinage of Sl33OO4 60. The silver
coinage S32 200 in dollars 5000 in half dollars;
5000 IN H. Quarter dollars and slStoo In dimes;
S3j,O0O. The whole number of pieces coined during
the month were 3Sl6l76 Of the value of S2i9,0i co.
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= MErnoHoLoeIcAI onsERvArioSs-By Henry

LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosrAeE
Tuesday, June 8:
Jacob Entsch, Melbourne, Australia. rf.
Syracuse Coal and Salt Co., Syracuse, Ohio,
q. II. Knapp q Co., Manhattan, Ind.
John Clarkson, Neff, Ind.
Amelia Juinet, Fayetteville, Ohio.
Marie DIS Don Valeriolo, New York City. r5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-06

BUTTER,,The receipts continue large, and in ex-
of the demand, and prices have again declined:
700 packages sold during the week. We now quote
common at &C., and yellow az l0@lle.. Western Re
serve Is in light supply, and brings l3c. $50 brs,
and e6s frkins we're received during the week, and
l22 brls. and 2, ,l9i kegs exported.
COOPERAGE-The market is dull, as heretofore,
but prices remain unchanged. We quote;
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AUCTION SALES.


A UCTION- SALE-BY- KELLOGG VIII.
n LIAMS, Sale-rooms IA and ~ East Third
street. THIS (WednesiAy) MORNING, June 81 AT
gofloekj hne stock Of Summer Clothing; a gen
tfu Nafiety of Dry and Fancy Goods an assorted
bit Of Table and Pocket Cutlery lOOOO Cigars ;
Boots Shoes, Watches, Guns, &c.
Jos o'clook.A general assortment of new Par
lor, Chember, Dining g-roOm and Office Furniture
second hand do. Beds, Bedding, Carpets, &C,
n. .ALs0-Throe sets Of Silyer-platgd Ware, Knives,
FORKS, spoons 60 ten Ohildrens Spring Carriages,
enN Nerloty OF other Goods, &c. je6
A AUCTION. .sAtE-tY n. s. MILES CO.,
- No. .xl, PeArl-street-Larg and Peremptory
sale OF Fresh, Seasonable, Staple and Fancy Dry
noodst Ac:, az Auction.--We will sell, on WEDNES-
DAY MOHNING, June 6, at nine O'clock, for cash,
cloths, Cassimeres, Satiuetts Tweeds Jeans, Repca
yasslmeres, Linen Drills, Irish Linens, Linen Ia
pe-eioths 10 cases assorted Prints; cases Bleach
Musitns; 200 pieces assorted BareRes and Lawns: n
line ofvery superior Jaconet and Swiss Embroideres;
~, B and 30-inch Black Silks and Fancy Silks line
of line SILK and Satin Parasols; $50 dozen assorted
hose and half Hose, superior Linen Handkerchief,
Ribbons, silk Mitts, fine SILK Lace Points, &C.; A
line Of SILK Barege and Stella Shawls.
ALSO-25 cases assorted Straw Goods, consisting
OF hne Bonnets, Bloomers and Flats.
,AbsO-2O cases Gents CATERS, oxford Tics, La
dies Boots and Slippers =
.,ALS0-40 dozen Linen-bosom and Marseilles
Shirts, Spring and Summer Clothing, &C., &C,
ALS0-30 dozen Hoop Skirts, seven TO thirty five
hoops. [je4l II. s. MILES, Auctioneer.