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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO6RTH WARD INDEPENDENF
CodSoTL..First Branch-John Reid. Jr' I seS,
oud Rranch-s. N. Prather, Horace gray '0nH
0iaytor. Marcus Amiok, Dave Hammond. ,.oo o,s
.iTnPRMAN-JAcob Hull. lA@g-Ss--
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20

w and the public in general that we are COM
mencnR from this day to sell Winter Goods at cost
and hss than cost to make room for large and
W. Therefore, respectfully invite all cash buyers,
eitlRr wholesale or RETAIL 10 call soon and examine
ouI btock, which In quantity, quality and reduced
prias surpasses any In this city In our line.
Hease call soon at Nos. 81 and 80 Main street,
CeItre Wheeling. m
iGR0 JOHN ROEhEh 4 W.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
dER. aENRY KOAAAk. HLhAAN 10
Gn.Partnership.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w in the Dry Goods business Herman hoemer
80 JOHN RoEMER co.
January 18th, 1855.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
Fourth Ward Union Club.

Fourth Ward Union UluD.
MEETING OF THE UNION MEN OF Iiat
a Fourth Ward will be held on Friday evening"
January 2Oih, at O'Clock, at the Hose House.
Prominent speakers will be present 10 auuf'''
the meeting. q, ,hJs . ty
By order Of the Club. NV p.os,5.nt
iG20-1t d. d AM. I te2.ee---
A. B. SMITH,
LATE SUPERINTENDENT BAILEY HOUSE,
WESTON, w. VA.
WITH
j. G. BLACKBOARD,
GROCERY AND LIQUOR MERCHANT,
PARKERsBURG, W. VA:
NOR, AND IN BEHA ALP, of the worthy Propt re
i tor return my thanks to my fIenaI p ICT Nv
HOUSE, during the time held the position OF gu
perintendent, and recommend my successor ease ;I9I,s
INV friends to call upon me, send in their orders
Al , mS place. ~ Vi Ou''n''' - ABB. SMITH.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-20
A Hand Hay Pres Tor Sale.

NJ 6AhLL NhWI and IN good WoFkinF order. M
~ ArankiinAnd Once Stoves and PipinS Ann
ono. ". Smith = Co PR'S
Wheeling Brewery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
New.York City and state-Thsir PopuIn.
tioa and Wealth.

The census of the City and State of New.
York is being taken, and has been so nearly
completed that ali estimate be made Of the popua.
ton of this island, with its wealth and ratio of
increase. According to that estimate. New.Ycrk City
al present contains 0O3 600 souls increase Qs9 SD
iof nearly 100000 since 1860 when the population
Isl3669; showing the average growth of population
for five years to be- in round numbers, about 40 900
a year.
The apportionment for members Of the Legislature,
under the new census. will be Senators and 90
Assembymcn. and in the Common Council there will
be % Aldermen and ~ Councilmcn.
The total valuation of property IN the City In 1865 Is
S60s. 7s43 55. Real estate increased sl6655 $780, while
personal estate nominally fell of si6OO0OOO mainly
owing to the fact that the Government bonds under
the law Of Congress. are not taxable.
The lower Wards have declined In population The
First Ward has lost 1000 in five years. the Second 500
the Third $50 the Fourth 900 and the Fifth @ 200. Up
town the increase is greater than In any former period
The sixteenth Ward has gained 10000 In five years.
the Seventeenth 90 COO the Nineteenth 2 OO0 and the
Twenty second 5000 The Seventeenth Ward now has
population of $4,000. tho Twentieth 5000. the
Twenty first II 500. and the Twenty second $4,000.
The City. with Brooklyn md surroundings. must have
population Of at least 100000
It's estimated that the aggregate population Of the
State will foot up 0OO and that the basis Of Sena.
toria representation will be 1885, 93 and Of Assembly
representation "a. Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
STREET CLEANING.
~irst Payment to thc Contrnctors-A
Large BiIl-Whnt IL Costs the City per
Month for Filthy Streets,

The STRENGTHENING Commission met yester-
eay morning in the Mayors Office. Present-His
n0aor the Mayor. Controller Brennan aud City In.
spector Boole-the Mayor in the chair.
resolution was adopted authorizing the City In.
speetor to draw requsition the Controller in favor
hessrs Brown, Deyoe and Knapp the street
contractors for the first two seni-Lonthy payments
..aer their contract, amounting to s4l 81 &C from
5s acl deduction of TO per cent is made leaving a
peia.ce 81 sJ3e7 80 FOX The contractors. By the
MN OF 'he contract aforesaid, IL is made obligatory
=, s contractors TO pay the proporionate amount
~ v|n per annum In the sinking fund for the nanurs
Per month WV wy aNou' Si'o"o % i'o
iS nfst question which naturally must arise in the
sna OIL closely observing persons is what has the
trsetop. an uSt Of s5 s 80 been paid 20 these con-
5000 lot Surely not for clean street, nor FOR
Ss'u performance of their contract. The stre.,.
snstin c "a the history OF our city been In snch dis
Srs. nthy condition as at the present time The
s. sem VIII far surpass tue Dotorious Bact
o. on'.act which, at the time Of its existence wa
snop,,. swinole ever perpetrated on civilized com.
sDTs Aho when we reflect that the contractors ne
g. aea VIII light II out on this line for No vsa,s
' N'1 s1elaim. GOOD Lord deliver "a" ''"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

A L-KNOwN CITIZEN OF CHELSEA MISS
Mo-SusPIcIONs OF Foul PLAY.-On Wednesday morn
ing last about O'Clock. Capt James Peabody OF Che
sea- Waterman In the Navy. Yard. left the gate near
the Chelsea bridge TO go TO his home. Since then
nothing has been heard Of him. Capt. Peabody in an
old and highly respected citizen Of Chelsea, very regu
lar and domestic In his habits and 1t Is feared he has
met with foul play. Kossuth hat, which Is known to
he the one he had when he left the yard has since
been found floating in the water near the draw OF the
Chelsea bridge. Parties engaged in graphing tor
the body There was rumor that the remains Of Capt.
Peabody had been found with the pockets in bis coat
and pants turned inside out, but up to IL o'clock this
morning such was not the case. He Ga years OF
age. mddling hight blue owes and wart on one cheek
Boston Traveller. July %.
John p. Brophy has come out with a pub
lished reoinder to Louis j. Wechman's last card,
saying that the latter has condemned himself out OF his
own mouth and challenging him to go into court on a
libel suit being determined to prosecute him (Weich
man) In case Weichman does not himself act prose-
cutOr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

sr.ou Isaac K.hnm,isr r. NJ Leon, Steven: J. Dr.
W Wheeler, j. A. Hatterson, q: Tompkics, ED.
Ss5sns 4 Dwell ,I H:d'H . 19sD f Bslsx
I'm steamship Albsmbrs from Charlottesville Chaa Dsr'
ley and chdrsn Mr.. R ss in Ma d.usn' Por.s.
A Portsr, " NJ Keo Mrs. s. Mawry, Mrs. L. Navy Mrs
Siar.teIl and child w. Boggs, T. G. Williams w. M
IT, G. p ouiny, lady, child and servant n nSfs,
A. Gadan. w. II, Standard, M.s c., E.: 4
Garian W. Moses and lady Mis-. Mosses r. a. ssetens
n Hove L. Day Miss Wilder, Mrs. Scovie and cnnadses
Mr., Williams and child, W. O. Widen C. MS,'s. l.. WI
a w Day D. r. Roberts Mrs. II. Kahn and children. i
norton Paymaster U. $. A.. w. Brisbane, H. T. Hsysrd -
- in the steersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
tn DE.PAKr.
Passenrers Sailed.

In steamship Ocean Queen 70, San ranei.co-osn Hseet
wife. child, aud servants, Capt. Scott wife, sister. and
children. Col Whittier, Major Taylor, A. A. Ven voorhs
Col Scott wife, child aud servant w. Wson. Mr. Livnss
ton John Skse Ms Mason, John Fay wife and children
T. Rance, r. A. valst S. Thurber. A. Daley j.. y.
ris s VIII. and child, s. sse: +. Ws.on. E. w. Wood
5. A.. wormssr, J. Miller, Mn. White and daughter,
Hoffman. L. p. Dormitzsr d. d. Larobard, Kate Hall, W.
$. UhIer 4. GOaehsqI: ~ A. Ksmes; N a. Farley o. Ar;
and servant A. warhed, Miss DOd, Mr.. Hogan and child,
J. IL. Reed wife and children, Fl. Rankin, wife and 4
children, o. NJ Cone II. l.. Dodge snd wife r. Is. Hatch
y. II. MsskeI and wife Mrs Lspplise. A.; H. Ball,
child Q. W. Baker J. friedman, ?. K. Root.
A. T.ncsdo. @ Andrea, I; l. Lewis, v. H y ctoni.. J.
Tompkns Miss Hswisy, c. e. Chapman, Capt. Weeks wife
and child and servant, A. WinshiP j. H. Donahoe L; c.
hanks, A. Dibblse. D. C. Wager, J. X skis Mira. Upham
and child, MIR. DagS.tt and child, J. J. duncan q. w
Duncan, D: =. Bslwin. 7 B. Pike William Thompson.
o. T. Goddard c. Green, h. Gonzalez vito and sister NJ W.
Church. vii. and children, Rsnsndo, A. H. Rand l..
Himtoou, wife and child. Mrs. CAott and chlA C.. H. Col
Inns. A. l.. p. Halowel A. Hubbard A. c. Berhas, Capt
Johnston. Rev. MI McIarsn Mrs Poinssu Miss ye,tva
Mrs Vestyat Capt. MArys aud servant. o. Marys aud
daughter Il. Susl and others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

The following letter was received by the Hon
Charles Sumner. at Boston. on Monday morning:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WARRINGTON, July u, 1865. )
hon. CHARLES SUMNER United States Senator, Boston,
Mass.
SIa: 1t Is my painful duty to inform you that this
Department has received intelligence from Mr.. L.
Bgelow Lawrence. United States Committeeman at
Florence Of tho death. on the morning Of the It'll
instant in that city, Of Richard Hidreth. esq. late
United States Consul at Trieste.
will thank you TO communicate this sad intelligence
10 the friends OF the deceased. No further Information
regarding the melancholy event has been received at
the Department
1 have the honor 10 he, sir,
Your Obcdieni servant,
w. HUNTER Acting Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT--CHAnBEns-AUG l.-Befors Justice
BARNARD.
No calendar for the term has been made up
Ex psrts motions only will be heard.
Henry d. Palmer agt. Felicits YestyaN-In this suit In
which the appointment Of Receiver has already been men
toned the defendant served with order Of arrest
plaintiff claims had interest to the extent Of
0ths in the success His complaint sets out that In
her sngssenent for the part Of Demono she worked not
for her board and clothes but for half Of her costume
and net profits of the Engagement.
The costume cost 1900. the net profits were $l20 Out
ofbs the lady received half the wardrobe and 800 O
this M Palmer claims ourenhs his share, and has had
Mr. Wheaey appointed receiver Of the property Yesterday
the lady arrested her way to Europe, IN the above
suit but after consultation and arrangement between the
awyers tbs order discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Ivpopr,Yr WYE.PRopucrSa AND SILK

MAKING PRoJEcT.-7hs Philadsiphis Inqur"' wash
ington correspondent Says
"A proposition has been made TO the Agricultural
Purc,n nv Attilo Valtellina Of Lombarde, Italy, TO
aini,a - Italians In the Sntes OF NewYor or Now
Jersey for the purpose Of raising silks or wines The
proposer agrees to furn sh 900 900 grspey,nes anu
In % MULBERRY trees and will transport the iaborers to
mi, country for $4,000 half to DO expended In the
nurchase of vines trees. silk worms, implements ana
other expenses lie says he has perfect knowledge Of
,r h,,,ne.. and that such farm plantation could
ha ,n in operation In three four months The frst
w. " years the production would DO nominal but the
tbird il would pay profit and the MN year 40 ss
On no He says the climate OF the States named 10
we'll adapted 10 the culture OF wines and silks and
oply needs experienced workmen to develop the cspa
,es ~ the soil which will render us entirely tnde
ondept OF foreign nations for wines and silks. which
can be produced in this country as psptiiaily and a.
cheapy in Italy. lilo refers 10 the Hon. George u
he ability 10 perform what he proposes Tho Agriou
tura RnrsaU having NJ authority " sassxs la snssr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Uort-War0ens' Notire.

STATE OF NRw-YoRK.
Posr-WARpsSs OyyIcs, No. lot Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the set passed April IL 1887 entitled A
Ac, 10 Reorsanzs the wardsns Once OF the Port Of Ne
York 20 Al persons interested in having charge o. to
matter Of such inquiry examination survey tAo
The following vessels under examination By the Pc
Wsrdens and that the said surveys or examinations w -
completed within ten days succeeding this notice. -
board said vessss:
Steamship
Brig Alexander Milliken. w oodruh x Rootnson's
Schooner Richard Hill Empire stores
MINTHORNE TOMPkINS, rresidssA
Axes HnRRIxkE. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

Miss EMMA HARDNGE-T popular lec-
turcr and eminent eYpounder Of Spruaism leaves for
England in the the 9Th inst At the close OF
her series Of lectures to Spirtuaiss In Hope Chapel
last Sunday evening. a series of resolutions warmly
commenting her character and efforts was passed by
largo and intelligent audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
miscellaneous.
,pUcF,s CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER.

III Il
This very superior manure 10 believed to DO the best
and ehespes, in the market The Company has great num-
her. Of certificates from weknown farmers aud gardeners
shawnx results II is adapted to all crops and 10
equal 10 the Peruvian guano II Is manufactured undss
R,uces patent at Rossvle Staten leland BY tho Bruos
psrir.t Company the chief ingredient being animal odi
Price $40 for ,an. end aewsrd sts tun ior sss
vile ST Iii. also sod by GEO. Z. WHITE Co., Ne
IS Clia It, Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

Bulls HEAD.-The cattle market closed in
favor Of butchers the supply being over 5000 head for
the week Prices declined about &c. per 10, and buyers
had the advantage of weight Sheep are picking up
little but are lower than they were last week. The
market has been fuctuatng. and is still unsettled.
Arrivals for the week. l7.773 Hogs are advancing,
with weekly supply OF 1880, Market quick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

In Bridgeport they pay bounties for the fore.
paws OF dogs The sonsequence is the town is full of
nping CANNES VINO have been through the process OF
culinary urohns oil Connecticut. 'aA
The New-York Central Railroad ooroor,t;on
is said TO be entertaining serious thought. ~ erec,na
new station buildings At Albany and Syracuse ina
hundred feet long " N1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE =
Dwsr snted Also cold Chestnut and Wai.0
Chamber Suites. plain and ornamental Ct H. fAkhinO
TONS. 1903 Canslst, opposite WOOSTER EsHon,neo .sH
TNNAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The best sssortment Of ENAMELEO fukNlTukH,o
Al .oor. and ,;ye, Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Orr
mental In Suiies Wholesale and Retail Also, Mattresses
III P,iIia,se, WARREN WARD, No. III canalSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......Auausf l.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Ocean Queen slocom. Aspinwsll, D. .. Ais
Steamship Vera Cruz, Gregory, Havana and vera SfsA
C. A. Whitney. $780, .,
Steamer Ceres Brooks, Boston. Whitney Hathaway; .
Ship Liverpool Robinson. London, Grinne, Mintsrn "
Bark Columbus (Brem.( Gerdes, Bremen, kussf BIOS
Bark Marietta (Ital) Lavazzi Havana, r. r. rhiihPs;
Bark Homswsrd Bosnd, Gilmore Turks Island "sse
Carver. ,, So
Bark Chsrls. and Edward (BL), Mclaughlin Cow bsS
H. J. & G. A. DeWof
Brig Tuba Cain, Lorins, Cow Bay, Brett Son Co.
Biz Alice (Brl Dickson, Cow Bay Lesycrah Co.
Brig Aphea Ham,, Stefgeiths, Hamburg A. GodemsF
Schr Rio (jrande Chopper Cbincoteague. r. Campbell
Schr Cornelis, Moves Baltimore Bentley. Smith Co
schr. J. s. Lee -, Mobile. II. L. McCready Co.
schr Rebeccs and Harriet Brannin, Plymouth, n ~
schr. A. r Kingsley, vianello, Port Roys, =. N. BiaSS
schr Reward tBrl Masters. Halifax, d. r. DeWof c.
Sloop William Henry Winsnt. York River, L. Csmesn
Sloop c. Britain Van Name, York River, L. j. CsmoeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Arrived.


sesmhip Alhsubra Benson, Charleston s. hours mAss.
, sss% amer Ess s. md dfrfy oe'pio ooSpseS
u revenue steamer ksnkakee Baker, Mobile July u.
rGr' s0 .,ss 1@ FLORIDA Bndd Key West days.
Ship stet.9n Hurbu' hSndgn M sna q Co. a.
m" oa % SIsvs s@S asasades Kelly %
maintopma.t head deck and was killed Lat f';"' 10
Ship J. Baker lof Cardiff Aien Nuevita' 10 days 'nss
Sbin Csrs,,n Lswisr Savannah days cotton Howsnd
Ship general Mcclellan Leach Licaa 50 day, :.. ::1
the PASSAGE was 6ecsimed 10 day. of Cape St Vincent
Bark r Reck, (Brem). Schultz, Bremen !" days. mdss
sH. &oinas Star !sTa' I:.ad s's:ins ST. ''s' q
Cuba 10 days sugar and cotton Wsyden 20 .u.., ~
Bs colons. Roberts: John p R. days sugar s.A
Sss Thomas Albert CrOws Manranlls I6 days. mshss
an s Mi Means of Denn Hall sagu. 10 day. mossss
Brett Co Sailed il company w a Gns Ssp sei.
for New.Yok in days; William Henry tbrl Tor neville"
Bhs Excelsior Hooper Of and from Bermuda days. mass
Brs Cecilia a Lanro Palermo 81 days, fruit Laurence
Bns Clara P Gibbs (of Bsnsor) Tapey, Arroyo Pr JaIS
Is mola..es, r. p Buck Go. Adam Cow Raw n
ef p Ncserson, Hinton Fortress Monroe days bsase
schr' Albert Jameson jameson, Rockland. lime, wn.
schr George Prescott (of Digby). John.on Maamoros
d.ys cotton. hides &C. Richard. Smith Has bad cain
weather almost tho entire passage. . 49,. ,.
Sbr Jia Fenton OF aud from Halifax 10 days. msassee
and fish J. Whitman Co ,u ,,~.
schr Allen b. Terry tof New Haven't Farrell Jacksonvss
sn, Samuel Gilman Crowen, Boston, mdss 8. w. Lsvb
< Co. ~
Schr Lizzie Glover. Rocksnd days line
Schr Orlando Smith Ferris, Providence
gchr Daniel Webster. Perry. New-London
Schr. ST. r. King Brewster, Essex
Schr A. O. Hayard Payne, Eixsbethport for Hsrtfor9
Schr Yankee boy, Brewer, Elizabehpor Tor Hartford
schr Fannie Hammer Tibbstt Elusbeihpor for Hnfsrt
schr NJ Carlisle Sheldon, Elizsbethport for Provids.sS
Schr. J. Goodspeed, CLARK, Greenwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

PERsONAL.-Gen. Butterficld is suffering at
bis home on the Hudson from the effects OF maarious
fever contracted during McClean's campaign on the
Peninsula. He has been Frustrated for two weeks
past but will doubt be restored to bis usual Wig
orous health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Aususr l.-Bsfors
Judge sHIPSAy

United States agt. George Barry.-Defendant is
schooner Minerva durDgs voyage between New and
Port Royal The panel Of jurors being exhausted the case
was adjourned October The Court fixed the bail
of defendant $4,000 and directed It to be entered o-mor-
the opening OF the Court Assistant United states Dis
trict Attorney Courtney for the United Staes H. N Wae
esq, for dslendsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
CITY NEWS.
GRAND BASE BALL MATCH. :

GRAND BASE BALL MATCH.-The grand base
bal match for the championship between the champion
Atlantic Club of Brooklyn and the celebrated Mutual
Club Of this city, will take place tomorrow. the Sd
inst at p m. on the Mutuaps ground. at Hoboken.
and Will doubt b. the most interesting and exciting
contest Of the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Receipts OF Produce.

Auo. I-l0.6O bbls Flour. sos bbls Whisky LOO
bbls. Corn Meal, 10000 bush. Wheat. $50 on,l
Corn. 30 pkgs Ashes. 100 pkgs. Lard ls'6 pigs But
ter 263 pkgs. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
fAdveriisefnent.

PINE APPLE CIDER.:Dr. TALBOT's Cox
csyrRArsp MEDICAL PINE APPLn CIDER will euro you n
you sick and II you well will prevent sickness, see
long Advertisement Ia WEEKLY TRIBUNE from April ~ to
May ~ 1855 iucluve Send for Circular. Ono
pie bottle free nv mail receipt Of DC to psy postage
b. L. BsBBirr. Noe. 8, TO - Wa'hington-s-, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
gun R;..sI:57 Sun Set,....7:l5 Moon sets.... " -
NIGH THIS DAT. -.
Sandy Hook. 1901 Gov. Island.. 3:4S Hell os~'' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
fAdvertisement.l

The excellent preparations of DR.. Chaplin, by
the Of which he gained great popularity In the treat
men and Il Dyspepsia Liver Complain Constipation
and Papaon ofthe Heart and s diseases arising from In.
digestion aud Torpid Liver other than what
put up under the Of RID JACKET STOMACH BrTEka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-AUe. before
Judge Bars.
pTTrRN M pROCFSa.

This morning the Marshal made return OF pro-
in the the United States Five trunks bar
rel one box and one bag containing 1900 cigars No ap
p~arng part claimants decree OF condemnation and
sale ordered to be entered In the case on motion OF thu
h.tflct Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

PETHOLEUM-Crudoi IL quiet but steady at ~ q
Sc Refined In bond Is worth about 5Jci Free 10
nominal
RICE-A moderate inquiry prevails for small lots,
and prices remain s,eady at gd9ic. for kangoon and
lOd lOic. for Carolina.
SUGAR--The inquiry for Raw Sngars has been
more active and prices under the influence Of the adj
vance in gold are stronger. but without advance Ia
quote; sales OF $50 hhds at III 3c for Cuba. i3ic.
Tor Clarified do l6c. Porto Rico; and LEO boxes
Havana at lal5c Refined dull at about l9ie. for
Hards Stock August /: 732i6 hhds. Cuhai 4.s35
hhds Porto Rico; I6i hhds. kew.Orleans; lO5 hhds.
English Island; Total hhds. e.Ji3 %. l29 boxes
Havana, W 3ll Bags, all kinds 1901 hhds. Meado
SPICES-A fair demand prevails for Pepper at
steady rates we note sales Of 1850 bags Ground ut
7ic.. gold ,-u
SEEDS-For Grass Seeds the market Ia dull. and In
the absence OF sales omit quotations, as they are
merely nominal Rough Flax Seed is in moderate re-
quest at 81 40e$2 50 y bush. Of 80 ID.
TALLOW-Ihe market is more active. and prices
are better the supply il fair; sales OF 10000 N. ut
I2al2ic ior state and Western. and l2i dl2ic. for
City. ,
TOBACCO-The demand is good but the market 10
not very active owing to the absence Of desirable
qualities; sales Of 2e9 hhds. Kentucky at 7e"de The
total stock in the Brooklyn and Now York warehouses
July 81 was ssJ hhds
WHiSKY-A fair demand prevails, and prices are
better; sales OF 800 bbs. Western at =! I9Gs2 ~
cash.
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COURT OF.COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrAL TKRA-AUa. L.
Before Judge CARDoIo
Buchanan agt. Branigan.- granted on
terms. Aaron sgt Hymin.-Moon denied with 80 costs
20 plaintiff abide event Pearl sgt Rohichbeck &c-Re
port confirmed Bsnn sgt. Issac.-Bond approved.
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q. s. gunbos. w.ndo, bound N-Jaly 3l oam, IS nss
8. OF Chincotsagne. II. -,
A Hamburg bark for Rio Jsneiro, showing white dssa
With S II In it-June 20, lat. 1851. Ion. 3t:lI.
Schr Clara Wells (of Boston hence Tor Gsveston ~
out-JuIy a. lat 3b:24. Ion. II SO was beesmed days
between lat. u and H.
Fleet OF II sail becsimed-of Hatterss
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TURKISH BATHS, No. IL LAIGHT-sr. Hours
-8entemeu. tto q m. aud TO Q p Ladies, . IN 10
p. "0feste.t Of Lu1uriss" Try one.
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Passengers Arrived.
In Usanship Alsa 8. PsTry vfrow Nswes,a-ylu Hatss
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lIAdyertisemeptl

n advertisement
MUsKErO NETS and
PATENT PORTABLE CASoPfEs
u. l.. l. ]. II. kgLTY. No. $50 Broadway.
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prises of this kind cannot entertain the proposition
but is matter well worthy the attention OF capital
iefs