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BACON, LIQUORS, &C.
400 bbb Cincinnati Common vhi.iy.
HUI go bbls doe mountain rye whisky
s. bbls common foe aud French brandy.
shalf pipe' tenne,y and otard French brandy
2hairpipes Holland GIN
" bbls Port and MsdeirA vine
20 bbis. and half bbls bacfbry, cherry. and rns,'
sS. iRI Ii. german sir.ru
~ bbis Nonsra apple brandy.
q bbh Trrus
% hhds prime shoulders and sdes.
1000 schooley' 5 'urareured wordsFair hams.
9 ssTos. and SSlt prin. western lard.
100 oSs extra O. B. A crushed and powdered s,rsr,
30 bbia brown sugar
100 bbIs family herring,
go 90 Dbl. No Levi hsr'iD%
llS Ssl ans, Sspernns. and family -four.
thah bbh white a.h-
6half bcres loaf sugar.
q bag ho and Lsguayrs coffee,
soa sS .n.s saS i. s:i:s p.,
g soIe, ground pepper.
% d1I brooma
q doi barrel cover.
10 doI. cedar tub.
900 Of wrapping pspsy
10 icn Bi carbonate ofsoas
soses MeehsuS candies
Ibis Cubs sndN. O neisses
bterces codfsh
bO demijehns.
100 dos cotton and hemp nns
Ice &c., T e. . %,s:s's
500 boxes tobacco
30 hsss sal soda
Is Sslf eSs:s gree. and bias. lee.
100 boxes sdansntine candida
ash The ssn sf he sds 70 he shove socs. which Idrs
70 psn Tor ca6A. .,-.
'HG r. i Ss's sr.A
T "A
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uHOLAssEa.-ossan and Porto neo kslang. md sssaf
jess J0HN y. GORDON 60n.
MILITARY CLOTHINg. 80 =
Iu 90 pcs, heavy lotto sde Pants
800 90 Red csainsre Pants suitable for Artillery Com
pAnia
$50 pea heavy Gfey Tweed Pants.
NOAH WALKER CO,
Ie25 Garner Of Main and lab, or Pearl ftre
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Tux SoLDIKRs GRAyE-It was intimAgsd 20 u, yesser'
tssdAy by ctzoO, histsO three Of the volunteers
who have died in Ibis city. from disease, we're Inferred
in an open fila near the Aims House We hope there
Is mistake this Information for II true Indicates
degree Of remissness the Pt Of The authoTiies aot
at s crsGiabe them. TIE corporation o~ns ace me'ery
OF twenty acres extent knoSn a. OAk~oed Ceme-
terry" Let the COugel or the Committee uGder whose
cnsece il Is Alow the burial there Of any soldier who
IN &c ri, ken dowa BY the band Of Death, vhs: seourn
ing here he oveseer Ct the ground " KEEP
a saitaOle record OF al such iatermsntS.
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YROa nARTINSBURG.

BALTIMORE, July s,-rhe AtSs: intelligence We hsvs
from Aartinsburg is Up to Saturday night At that tine
Gan. Patterson was motionlsss.
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THE WHEELING FARCE.

wHIELSs, Va, July s-C.Ille has been elected
Uui;sd States Senator in the place of the Hoo r n I.
Hunter, and W. T. Wiley iu the place of the Hon. J.
NJ Mason
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THE VOTE on LOvEJOY'S RESOLUTION.
wAsHSsros, July 9 Mr. Lovjoy's resolution passed
,v a vote OF 92 IN favor to SIS in opposition.
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NEW MILITARY WORK..

r ". RANDOLPH win pub ish ia days
distractions for 0ie and Non rss'oned oncers OF
cavalry duty, bs est Dol Von Arrnchd trsi
NuS,ars III KS tieman Legion wi abriienen Il them ~
lieut. Col The Hon Ponsonby 18th light urAgoons. VII be
mai "A nos aaid 70 iel5
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MOTTO I'VE wish 10 call the ,hn.e who are Ia
~ camp for the 6ne Of county that have ana are
coutinty manufacturing all kinds OF Damp as
Meas ukes Polling Tables, Cots Camp sois and Mar SIS
Ass, style Of Camp Bsdstead and Mattress eomh,p,1
which tup,ris 70 anything Of Che bind ue
aud axes up but ssi pSce We have furnished several RCD
ments and the demand has been greater supply
We take this method 10 inod friends public hst
have Engaged larger lumber Of and after to-day
oil all orders AZ As Sivsn, ., lev prices.
We want employ several good Cabinet make
up Camp Furniture
BILvTS ATKINe0N, Cabinet Manufacturer
mN90 13th GoYrrnn Ir.nl
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CITY ITEMS.

hArOks CoURr.-Rsporssrs had bit ueagre ''piek-
ings' yesterday In he absence Of the Mayor, Alder
MAJ SAnxsy presided A young from Alb anna,
named K y. hosy arrested tor wantonly 81 oO,Dg &c
negro IN one of the pubic streets whilst nioxicA1ed,
was renamed for indictment the August term Of the
Hastings ConsL--Henry HsEes, charged with larceny,
sens back to jail until te-dy. This continued
case and Ihs Mayor having heard he evidence for the
prosecution, the case could be dsposs Of in his
absence without rehearng, although the witness fer
the defence vas presenL--Gso Eselhouse, ter being
dsoSdsrly in the street, o'clock, yesterday morning.
was bound oves 20 keep the peaee.-SAIaa Philips fer
bei0g druak and dSOrdsry the street. committed
for thirty dAyS--P4L Mclaughlin, for having unlaw
foul assembly in bis shop seventh street.. hned
S20--Dominic Francisco, tor keeping bis baT-r0om
open after 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, was fad $40.
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tee Paper HANGING done the city country BY superior
nen. Joel
rxtCUrrvE DEpa RruENr,,
RiczsosD. Va, June II, ts6l.
the rcp 10 the sld with Small Arms, Ped Artillery, aad
ammunition thereof requiring division CT labor, the olowsy
order 10 Issued.
The Colonel Of 0rdpsnce Of vrgipis continue attend to
the ,sre q arms both Artillery and sa Arms, belonging
this STATE and 70 tht manufacture Of Field Carriages and Gals
The making up kinds ammunition udIng manu-
facure OF Percussion Clls and the ng Of the bamt vii
tended by the ordnance Deparm Of the Southern oopfd
~, fer witch p,rpose nuoh Ct The Ammunition Is
hand al III Armory and the present Accommodation for further
aeture Of Ammunition ai spp psaed for that
pose by m State be turned the Confederate sses
during the cantinuance NJ the
Tie Colonel OF ordnance Of Virginia Will make the necessary
jsI S~ls JOHN LrrcHER
MEDICAL CARD.
Or. A. Y. p Garnett,
IIAvNG removed hi, residence from Washington D. O., to
sion 10 this city ard vicisiy.
OSrcs street. p L. raylos-nsxt door TO Meade
Bakers Drug Store. maa5 6m
sADDLEs AND MILITARY GOODS,
At lO2 Main Street.
X Z N q Sc L "A M d z T Fl.
1SN DsAeOoN Paddle. ard Dragon Birs
lCO Rrau and silyer plated spurs
r. amried oloth best quality
Silver Pated and Wood strrups
Bue Cloths. medium 10 nae quality
P,tebt sflrtng and Dlsh Leather
ttSRe hames and Grams
Gold Lace and ersid
hiItl;y Buttons
Course Thread for Sewing Machines
And Military Accoutrements Of all kinds.
wlNTID Two Saddle hands and man and Lady 70 use
Sevipg Machines, to uhm will pay liberal wagsa je
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NEW YORK MARKETS

INV YoRK, July s.-The cotton mirkst closed firm,
with sales Of 900 bale. midtlings lbi l5s cents
Louisiana SIS quoted a. so
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A RMT REGULATIONs-Adcpted To- the us. Of the
"A Of the Confederate sts In accordance with the late
Of pTres l'o Articles OF War, for the Government OF
N. >rry ef The Confederate ates Of America, 500
Guides secai Soldier, for the Of the
Militia the edeste States With rs lusrs tops 500
Hards=s Tactics complete In volume, With Plates AID
MAPS VI %
me Volunteers BY Lee Of 1st
raent ". Vols oOe.
Nan OF virginia showing Important points
Ar. rtat-- picket edition $3.50; on rol Frs, tS0
Cayal-y actics BY Col J Lucu Dsyis. ei26
fs.Tpctiotsta Heavy Artillery vi Plates, $3.50
Inf.n,ry aad Camp Cuty, 5Ac.
seienee Of War, By L " Ruckhotx, T5c
For sale By VISA JnHNST0N,
Publishers, Bockselers and sianeners,
les las Vain st.. Richmond, Va
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bill has been passed RENTING The duties on arms.
Mr.. Trunbal of Illinois, delivered sulcsJ on the
death Of Judge Douglas
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NOTlCE To CAPITALlETS.-THr <fSf%
~ advertiser, hav ny large experience In Nsvs.SaG
and Stan affairs desrJus OF forming JOINT eI0CK VUh
PANY Tor the purpose OF operating sEA agAns. the FEDERAL
Cove nmebt.
ssibhsi lis plan the most feasible that could be
adopted, that Will yield large pr h,s
personal interview had with him Exchange end Bal
LAID House. 40 a., from 10 A. NJ, TO p. NJ, daily.
Rlrla ,nd l.,h iell-H
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NOEtC The Board OF Directors Of the Rank Of the Cor
~ -esh have declared oy derd q three and
ut ost Of The fits for the last mon'h, subject de-
1con 81 quarter pr cert bopas TO the Sat- leaving three
yer cent. nett Pay able demand
J6 81 J. B. MORrov. Cashier
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DIED.

BAPTIn this city Tuesday Jan 80 Mary Elisa wife Of
Nilli Bart, aged 70 years
BFNTLEY-n thi, city, Monday, Jan. %, May Loulsa
bentley wife OF T. Bentley aged rs years months and 20
days
BRACKENRIDGE-At BsllaDtrae, Ocean County N. j., on
Sunday Jan o. Guy third CT Gavin and Aune acken
ridge, aged l wear and month.
BUTLER-In this city Tuesday Jan 49, William Richard
Butler # Peter aud Elizabeth Butler Aged years. 10
month"; md days.
coRNlNGIp Brooklyn, N Y. Saturday JAN 20, Edward
VIII attended from Plymouth Church Brook
bn Thursday 3ll' inst at The relatives and friends
fihe family invited TO attend without further notice.
CRCNl Ely On Tp-sdsy. Jan. 49, the residence Of her
mother No. 80 Fifth OF, Catherine Crowley in the Goth
year Of her aes
Tie srd, OF tho family and those Of her brother James
ectuy invited to attend her funeral this afternoon
DAylsln Brooklyn Monday, Jan. 49, Elisha'B. Davis
aged 65 years
DE GUELLE-On Tuesday Jan. %. Augustus Dc CIuelle
Youngest Of the late Joseph r. De Guee his residence
No o. Bsecksr street.
FowLER-snddenly Tuesday morning, Jan. 90 Of CON
Fowler.
Their relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral 1hursday Jan 81 At O'clock
fom the residence of her father No. 70 West Seventeenth
street, without further invitation
FowLER-In this city Tuesday Jan 49, Mrs. William ~
Fowler, Of congestion Of the BRAIN
GRAVESOn Tuesday JAM % Carrie youngest daughter o.
Wnitm II. and Sarah L. Graves, aged years and IL
months. -,
The relatives and friends of the family invited 20 attend the
funeral from the residence Of her parents No Fleet place.
Brooklyn, att O'Clock. p m, on Thursday, jan 81
OIFF0RD-In Brooklyn, Monday, jan 2s Catherine A,
widow Of the late Samuel Clifford
GLAENTZER-on Tuesday. Jan. g. Julien Vincent, only
eid Of Jules and Jane Glaens1sI sssa months and
he ssjs an relatives Il " h.Hy us rspsany @sl L
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,end he funeral from the redence Of his parent. No as
Ntst thiry tIst uee this Thursday afternoons oeoch
press Hin or D.erBeEt
HlChSn this city Tne.day jan o. Msria Louis, vie
o. beIjann d. hcks, and dangher Of the ia,e Eio- n.
The relatives and friends Of The fsr isy.d 20
'erd the funeral AZ the residence II her mother y,1
son quar' rorh, on Thursday jan 81, at p l sithOu.
further Doiice.
KINsFYa this ily Tuesday, Jan. 90 James p Kinney
IN tie BAH yea Of bis age-
LkWRENCE-In Brooklyn. GU Tuesday, Jan. 3D. Chs,les
NGlug Lawrence aged q years.
MIkIFsY s'erd1y morning Jan o. Of consumption Dsuie,
Dslsny Nytina. printer. aged %
Relatives ord ieIds Of The faily invited TO aso3 he D.
neral n day at u O'Clock. from his late residence No
Is frosty street without further notice.
oSBOBNIn this city Tuesday jan 2e, Reubea JOssph
osboTn in the 5sth year fhs age.
hsoNs-A Fluhiug Tuesday evening. Jan % Jane.
"a r ~ lr. eldest son Of James b. and Eliza f. Pasor,
attend re narSs hoI he residence of his father Pash
irg on fad9y FEB l. at O'Clock without further ny, ,ton
TeciIrg WITH cars at Hunters Point which returnHs Issve
Island Benjamin Psrktn'st OF heart a ease. -"'
The funeral win tste place in Flotbush Long T.snd on Trr.
bush Post Office at 10 m Fstbush leave Fulton PEN,
every Is minutes.
PINCKNEY-Ou W.dnesday morning Jan ~ aNsr sbort m
L.snder Buck youDsest of stephen r. and
r1na yes ~ n,.sv Ian u ,.2p M o, the .,ssD,.
Of bis parents No 73 Es FOrtieth street His remains viii
be inferred al Greenwood
PITMAH-In Brooklyn on Thursday Jan. -. Wsshinetos
Putuah, born July 4, 1886, Bon Of J. ID. r. and Mary A.
Putnam.
RED-Srddenly at bi- residence No. l27 Wet sodyhts
street Capt S'muel Reid Of congestion Of The lungs In The
18th OF his
His hiend and those Of his Samuel c. A. Bertrand and
VIM. Reid and the officers Of the q. Navy ald Army
particularly invited 10 attend the funeral Trinity
Church on Thursdey, the 3s. al 2 O'Clock p
SCRANTON In WilsmsburFh Jan 20 Harriet Augusta only
dauaher Of Samuel and HsDrah NJ Scranton sscd
months and days
TURELLAt Jersey City Tuesday, Jan. 90 Charles J.
Turell. Gged ~ years.
UEDERHIIL-In this city Third day the 18th inst Eliza
r. Underhill aged II year,.
The relatives and friends Of the Family invited attend te
funeral Fhb day. the 3lst inst p. m from her late
residence No $50 Second avenue.
VAN DYCK-At her residence Codenhsrl Orange County,
NewYok sa Van Dyck reiet Of the late Robert Blake 10
her 9th year.
Relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral without further notice. from the residence Of her ss
ter Mrs Cornelius BoEert No u Second place. Court
street Brooklyn on Thursday, Jsn 81 att O'Clock m
WTILIAMSON-Ip this city Tuesday Jan -, James
MiLlamson, 81 the 9th year Of hls eye
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dencs sgn IL ,ored l0o fr improvements IN
The for Wool; but bile tue futufe looks uncertain,
prudence dictates the most cautious and Conservative course
u branch Of bunes and caHuOt reasonably ook tor
anything than such demand COR the material shall
sulce keep the restricted machinery In motion. This policy
considered ~ connection with the healthy condition Of the great
West whh the market which w0ol'n 1nuiscurrs
chiefly md The fact that inpoItliiCus All aud "
rood 80 be uuusuay gh tud 10 give a-t Impetus
he trade tho present distractions shall be
there T. good expect that during The SIMMER and f
shs At least doa Successful aud healthy business Nth the
West sud North. =,
AFFORD manufacturers ir selection for the remainder Of the
season. Ire supply q aeeces much anger II proportion
than that Of rdirH md i)N gra5rs while The atiy 1"
pun wool. J. much than tbs. % line. " would zero
aIk that there H. with fsH exception ro1u Tor greet I'm
proveHeut IN h hsudi Of pulled woo!s they "ee ptet
claoLtd aad UUoiIy s,ried th'y would g. dc1 I fr
falcabl end Iay better poN % The oUuersud would DC
eeue.sy 7bsit - upoudins qualities % nee
~ ere lave been ro7'id able ss
Gallon u3 Tri ale terms and IN part % dal' io
r1iarilr1 ard bile there good selection ofClhe
there is also prospect Of regular dennd
-cm conIeIs The a.crh Of Texas l. small aud bIi ' "as
been few sr1a se' Of Cope wool only reported
about ,icGs fale hear o. transactions OF InoH'
IN Nettjso or other h1e foreign woods. IL.
Thee has been fvi'y In Carpet woods Tor "n.A 'uo
dCmard {, steady, s. III li'', variation In prices. "
The annual circulars ifo Europe report light stocks ao
finn and that lourh The amount of Wool imported ~
creased considerably preceding years the DEMAND 0
oonsuH las fuly kepi Igce with NE sngyoo a. ,, 70
We have rrrood the following sales: l2lo I'd common 70
saEcuy Il.e.ps waste. 80 90 10 No. 70 go31
Pulled % Ste COS so ID Cd'onis - 900 y! Texas Nv Oo
Care Wool, so bales DonsAci at l9dlOc. ..oooo
IN Ro-ton: 200 CO0 ~ Ohio Fleece for Bts pIA az 49,
n Flcrcr and Pulled $50 NslpaTaiso Wool go ts''
Cape South American. and ether Foreign WOODS
IN Philadelphia: $4,000 ~ Fleece; 100 w, ID f1iea'
IN Providence: 81 900 10 Fleece 500 10 Poled
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Arrived.

Steamship Huutsyle Post Savannah rdse and PASS Il
b. Cromwell Co. Jan ~ 81 81 - '1 a 10 exchanged zig
Steamship Themes SwanD, Ramssy Baltimore, mdse. and
Steamship State If Georgia Garyn Savannah dse and pass
ship John Coe (of Thomaaon) Hslloaen Gallo Aug via
lon % 20 W. poke shin stephen Glover Bos,on bound s.
= days The C. put into Maiauzas aud landed 80
which IVES shipped on board bsfEs " W. Bridge and NJ j. Col
Bark p Cccord tof seayport Colcod Mst4nSas Jan. a.
sugar Buck Co Sailed in company with brig Cyclone
Bark Lirda Or Of Liverpool, Tqr-eT Rio Jsneiro Nov IT,
via HAMPTON Roads davs. coffee 10 Goodhue Co.
Brig Cufa lof Milbrdge srous, Cape Hsyen Jan H. via
Iusgua lfih loglvood aud salt Jan D. aL a. on ~
eHPerienceda gale from E. sPrnng o'e,Opgiani mast and
schT Matilda West. Domingo City Jan Il, u'shossny 20
Grsnie o Bron steering r THE ship Granite Cruse sailed
from Calao Oct. 10 for New York.
sehr Aba Powell, Wilmington, n c. 9dsy' naval stores to
sehr Leroy Osborn Norfolk day.. cotton &C., to Stafford
stl, Marshall Chichester RhuOnd4 days -four and tobacco
20 {. Il. PieTson & Co.
schr Fsrila, Bush PrO7nceown via New London days
schr on ,Hr Anderson Port Pl.t.e II day. hides he,
schr M Rogers Avery New Haven for Virginia
schr J Good.Peed Perssu Fall Riyer days,
schr NJ. H. Mialin. Smith. Phii4depha days.
Schr spirsla. HutchinEs VirgDia davs, oysters-
Schr Arm Turner Clifford Virginia days, wood.
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia, mdse ard pss& 70
steamer Dawn, Perry, New Bedford de ard pass Bar
steamer Pelican Baker Providence rdse. to l. odsll.
BELLOWS osrks and brg-, unknown
SAILEDSteam,hip Adl, Liverpool ship Cornelius Ghnnel
London; bark " iam. NA,anzai Trovstora Mobtsvdeo;
s Means Csdis bgs Carl Odl Cork Asyie, Bsrbsaoes -
Mary AK Caves J. H. Jones Charleston .ehrs C. IL Cook
Jacme; &. b. Cornwall Granada; r. Post, Mobile.
Also steamships Florida and Mount Vernon savSnnsh Thes
Swarm. Baltimore; Nashville Charleston ships j. Lspe. Rot
Reipd, en- Havana.
WlND-Suu.et, n. w. and mesh.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........Ja- ~


Sieamshps-Monn Vernon, Layfed Savannah H. b. Crop,-
well Co Florida Crowe, Savannah, 3. L. Mchil Son
Nsstvile Moray Charleston. Spoford. Tleston Co.
Ships-Conhdence, Sears Esw-OTieaDs VIM Nelson Sons
Augustus Bell NewOresns w. T. Fros, Klawitter Nohlsz
Queenstown A. W, nc Co. Amazon, Hovsy, London r. T.
Morgsn Wiley.
BsIks-Home Clifford Dnhlin Walsh Carver Chase H. T.
Yer ard Wyman Bristol Walsh Carver Chase; Taive-a
herthew. Bleno' Ay,s r. P Buck Co. Cenfoeeos COLI
CisnfUegos Ponvert Co.
Brigs-Fuore Partridge Arroyo. Yates Porterfeld Co (;
Bobio BARTLETT Rio Janei'o. O. Moke Co.; C. Wesley. Ford
SsguR Walsh Carver Chase C. A. White White Charleston
Moore Henry Aabea Lindsey AspirH ALL Panama Railroad
CO.
Schooners-Ocean Wave Warner Washington ~ c.. Tsfsif
Horn Haze Booth, Union Island. Ga Sturges Chairman
Go Melbourne, Ames SALON. r. W. Ropes Co NewYork
Gocisei Boston Dayton Co f. Pratt Sherman Savannah
Wallace Sherwood Co. NickeTson Henderson Fsmandine
nolner Potter & Co.
Soop-Riruzi Briggs, Newport master.
Stesmer-Jersey Blue Chadsey, Ne sport, master.
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Walter Brown. Monthly Wool Circular.

Since opening Of the there hs been more soV
ity IN Domestic Wool, both pulled and fleece
EGyly 10 the month number OF sales were made 70 nantc
turer and out Of town dealers for cash convertible paper at
ey,ruey low prices md durng the entire uh parties who
opd offer cash or .orte been able 10 obtain
ees.ions from asking pceS yey much In poporti to tie
financial necessities Of the owners. . ,-,,,,
The Ios fsy Of holders willing 70 saenhee ha WOOL
and very part Of all that has changed hands has
been sln by dasrs look for improving maIsct and ex
pect 10 profit II must however be conceded that e
prices which beginning 10 assume degree dehn
pes, 10 down to considerably bel Nv that on which
Il es.ed prior to Me it Of Novcmber and whsn ne
heh more general the 6gurs viii be found to
be from 10 10 below Upon which the opsned
Should SUI Nstops ,ouhes aeon become adj lned aid corh
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scHR MANGO (of ProyiDcetOSnl Mathswscr ron boon
FOR Au- Caves went Ashore the back Soan ind sunday
eyeniny nee AZ oerck part Of the cargo was saved BY
the plain and crew. and brought into So 0owngo C and
od together Nth ard remainder OF the cargo where
a Law hore She was built In 1850 IN Essex Mass Of l3 ans
bpre and ow ned IN Proynostosn by Stephen Cook TIE
nastr and ohe Capt NJ the mate and three arrived
AZ this port yesterday in the .hr Matilda from st. Domingo
City. . 80 m, 49,. - m,
Charleston 10 here for the Of the Ocean Star has been
iost-po date. The NJ w. was built Portsmouth ". H. In
1881 wa, $50 uns rated aud owned by H. Tucker d
The barb Sophia viii be ready this week The barb
nue Hset has been csuked In her top sdes The schrs
Republic and lco from Minssn, Mexico for Newfort;
into this port yesterday with lOs Of sa VIII be furnished
with them and sail tomorrow. - :,
HALIFAX Jan. 3-The ship Virginia Dare, from Richmond
bound to Liverpool with OF tobacco no ana
slowed into Bermuda lno dae) with cargo hhed ana s
Ing badly n,rr
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wholesale ". ". Prices Of Country Produce.

roA rrE Mes rs,Ns w y J.s 90 Eel
NorIcE 70 CorsosoEs OF F,Fs PRoprcE-Pu everything
Sirs s,sht Win ARE cunt ard name 81 s,Ies 1iso
oA bin Of particulars inside Of one package marked Bill"
and Away, By us with notice whso ard how things
tossi..ios.-Fo, selling BoTrie' Frot sc where peck
eye, are returned and small lots Of stuff 10 y Other
Farm produce generally ; z ce9. 80, p.os,..
shoeae such Farmers realize and nc; Jobbers or spocn
'oIs' prices ,.,,r,. IN INF. lin, Of ,r,d.
cseraie bat improved Eastern demand fo
ter od.Tnie ,brrng 3rrnani and light home trad the
pf,er ard Cheese have been so louge time than
ether staple yrodnc's general tcm allowing 81 dys for thu
Of yesrs with svipde and the long time
allowed has syen undue facilities for fraudulent operations
Wholesome movement Il IN TO place these article
The cash footing Of other staples Nearly all the Pnelpa
.isrsd The following notice;
The sub.cbtf. respectfully inform their customers ths
AFTER his date all Butter Cheese snd other produce sold by
them The absence Of any special ut the time OF
sec will be regarded cash. and to be- paid within ,a days
Pm chasers requirre time will make special agreement for the
sane when thew huy upon such terms may be- mutually
agreed upon and the bills to be settled by note or daf within
61t5. Fc Ws:;sTn PENN s@ie SI az
Ws tub fsi i a. ye.sIn fair o choice SI5
To do fair TO good ...I5 ali Gease Buter..". DO
Etsh. ssoiss 1s az az R0 Butter @i'
CHEry-Tbere improvement but the market steady
at about previous There demand for Erg'h Dairy
reese ana cur quotauots Io1 'hs arc @''Vb''No "' "
qHOte:
On 70 .xtrs eh %. 10. oil Obio, good TO extra
Fair good quality. 9ldl0 English Dairy, Goshen ~ Oh
Enghsh Dairy, Ohio.... 9 90 -
REyswAK-Seuihern and Western, y n. 29d3nc.
BEoox CoRs-we quote: For good to choice, 4GSIc 10
BrcKwHFAr FLOUR Is decidedly lower We quote good 10
choice T. 100 10 81 @0s2 IL. 49,
packages included; -. ..
G,dinm old bu II gal 40 Marrow, new, bull SOGi %
To-, new bn 81 nj Adl so Kidssy ba 90 ID Sod IS
Marrow. old y bu..l GOAL 50 Pea BealS...i 500 70
CorgTRr DRESSED oGshe market has been pretty steady
dining the The general market day cannot be quoted
TIC. To reach another friction the quality must be
EXTRA choice We quote:
Corn-f,d heavy weighing 200 n and upward. tn u
Corn.fed medium, weighing 100 10 1877 ib....... u
fed igh and clean weighing 20 10 ITO D.. IN q
Fees lower and dull ued Eggs particularly,
hard fe any price We quote for actual count OF good
Frs:
Jersey Phla, 10 dls IimedE ggs scsualcount
sts.e eboc. y doz...19 dl9t Of eood........i5 ZIG
Western, ....lidl0 Sailed Eggs. unpelaole
FuRThe following quotations indicate he present state Of
able make them We quote:
Nor nd Southern
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