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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July Am interesting
trot took place yesterday on Fashion
Course, between the stallion Spider and
the bay mare Nancy Fat. 1t required
heats 10 settle it, the stallion winning
the first, fourth and fifth heats, and the
race.
The Board of Supervisors met yester-
day at noon and received from the tax
commissioners the tax lists for 1858,
showing the total amount of taxable
property in the county for 1868 to be
$908. .496, ,327, being an increase over 1867
os S71, ,1766, ,5l4.
NEW YORK, July THE name of
Chase was not presented to-day rs his
friends Thought that having small
vote cast for him would lessen his ul-
innate chances. It will probably be
presented to. morrow after three or four
ballots are taken.
The Southern delegates say they are
prepared TO cast their ballots for Chase
as the Pendleton vote has apparently
no chance of increasing. Personally
they say they would have preferred
Pendleton, but they believe the election
of Chase would secure more to the ben
eft of the South, as any measure orig
mated by him would have a better
chance of adoption by the Senate.
The Chase Committee here have been
exerting themselves all evening at va
1t Is now certain that an influential
majority of the New York delegation
are in favor fthe Chief Justice.
The report which has been in circula-
ton for the last few days as to break
in the Ohio delegation seem we'll foun-
ded, and considerable ill-feeling seems
to exist among the delegation In conse-
quence. It Is further stated that one
reason for the non-presentation oi
Chase's name to-day was his friends
were reluctant to excite the hostility oi
the Pendleton men by pressing hi
claims til they were certain Pendleten
could not be nominated. The feeling
tonight is that a ticket composed oi
Chase and Hancock may possibly be
nominated after a recess tomorrow.
The name OF Gen. Blair was started to-
day in advance by his friends and an
enthusiastic delegate from Kansas. II
was intended to hold it back until to.
morrow. The Indiana delegation will
almost certainly vote for Hendricks
tomorrow. 1t is presumed the Penn
sylvania delegation will tomorrow
break from Packer. Rumor has 1t that
the name of Chief Justice Chase will be
sprung prematurely upon the Conven-
tfon tomorrow by some of the extreme
Pendleton men with unfriendly inten-
tious.
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Missouri cast half vote less than
her full vote.
A delegate from North Carolina said
1t was evident that the Convention was
accomplishing nothing. He moved to
adjourn. Lost.
Mr. Clymer, of Pa, moved for a re-
cess to o'clock tonight. Lost. Penn
sylyania asked and was refused leave
to retire for consultation.
A motion for recess until o'clock
tonight was made, and the vote order
ed by States. Before the roll was called
a communication was received from
the Soldiers and Sailors Convention
announcing the adoption of the resolu-
tion approving and endorsing the plat
form of the Democratic National Con-
vention.
communication was ordered to be
spread upon the minutes. The motion
for recess till 6 o'clock was then, on
the call of the States, rejected by yeas
80, nays 21S.
Maryland moved for adjournment.
The vote by States was ordered and the
adjournment was carried-yeas 22O,
nays 81.
morning,
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HAVANA.

New YORK, July 7.-Havanas specials
of the 9th state that the peasantry In
the neighborhood of Jacmel, Hayti ,en.
tered that town recently and plundered
the place. The American consul calls
for a United States man-of-war to be
stationed at that place.
So far Salnave is reported 10 have
been successful against the insurgents
who surround Port Au Prince.
HAVANA, July 6.-According TO our
iRtest adyices from st. Thomas. the
EARTHQUAKES there had been quite free
ouent and alarmingly violent. some
Of The shocks lasted as long as thirty
minutes. .,-,,.,, -
$ The rebels have met with some re-
eTS; General Monagas was very popular.
There were three candidates for the
Presidency, but Gen. Monasas had the
Ali assemblages of citizens were for
bidden by a decree of the Commander
in. Chief.
The amount of Ex-President Falcons
defalcation is stated to be immense.
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COMKERCIAl AND FINANCIAL.
nARKErs BY TEI.EGxArIa.
NEW York. July :. 1868,


FLouR-5a1Oc better on low grades.
with moderate demand chiefly for the
home trade.
GRAIN-Wheat-Mod and active
and 1a2c better; No. spring at 81 1Oa2
IL. Rye-Steady at 81 T5al 81. Oats
Closed firm at S5aS51<c in store, and
s61Ec afloat. Corn-Quiet at 81 Osa1 10
for new mixed western ahoat.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork- sales $50
bbIs mess at 81 so regular, closing at
S27 75a27 S5 cash and regular. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Steady with fair demand. Bacon
Nominal. Lard-Firm at 16Ma16Isc
for fair to prime steam.
Eads-Quiet and without decided
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Shade frmer, reaching 14l;
closing at 1405<al401.
GoYERNSIENT SIoCKs-Heavy and
lower; closing steady; coupons 81, 112Is
aI131<; do'62, 1l3a1131S; do '64, 11Oal1Ozs;
do '65, 1lIa1111<; do new 10Sa1081S; do
'67, 1O81sa108k; do '6S; 10S1alOs7s;
STocKs-Pacitic Mail 951Ss957<; West
ern Union Telegraph 341za341<; New
York Central 134Aa1345S; Erie 701<a
7O3f; Ohio & Mississippi 29sSa29H; Wa
bash 4S<a4S1z; Michigan Central 1165s
aIl71<; Michigan Southern 9lLa9lH Il;
Pittsburgh s7Nas71z; Toledo 1929; Fort
Wayne 1061Sal071S; Columbus S9N.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co. 245sa255S; American 45; Adams 5311;
United States Al; Merchants Union 24A
a25.
Cincinnati
JULY 7,-FLoUR-Dull and nominal.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and nominal.
Corn-S5c for ear, Oats-Advanced to
76c for No, L. Rye-S1 60. Barley Malt
in good demand at 81 40a2 so.
CoTToE-Firm at 311zc for mIddling.
ToBACco-Unchange
RECOMMENDATIONS. Mess Pork
-S28 90. Bulkmeats-1lNal3A Ba-
con-Held at l21z, 16 and I61zc, but de-
mand light.
LARDSsold at I6c, but generally held
at 161<c.
BUrTER-Steady at 26a3Oc.
EGGs-Dull at 17c.
GRocERIEs-Unchang and quiet.
OL-Linseed held at 81 OZal W, out
demand light.
GoLD-I40Z buying.
MoNEY-Market easier.
st. Louis.
July 7,-FLoUR-Uncha
RAIS-Wheat-StifT. and choice and
fancy grades higher. Corn-RanEeH AZ
75as3c, Oats-HigheF at 72a76c. Rye
PRoyIsfoHs-Firmer. ~ Pork-s27 75a
d 90. Bacon-Shoulders 121zc; clear
LARD-Nothing doing.
Toledo.
JULY 7.-GRAIN - Wheat - Steady;
white Michigan g 81 amber y II.
Corn-ActiYe; fresh receipts &c; regu-
lar Sic. Oats-Firmer, and lc better:
sales at CSC.
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No choice on second ballot.
Texas changed from Andrew John
son to Hancock, and Virginia gave
Blair his additional ten.
Mr.. Scott, of Pa, moved to adjourn
till four, but Withdrew in on appeal of
Mr.. McCook, OF Ohio. asked revi-
sion of the last ballot, stating that
there was an error somewhere. TWAS
found on investigation that the vote of
Maryland had been Grroneously rem
dered, and that the total vote for PEN
dleton was 104, and that of Hancock
forty aud q half.
A motion for a recess to four o'clock
p. m. was made and lost.
The call of the roll on the third bal
lot was begun.
Pennsylvania asked and obtained
leave to retire for consultation. In the
meantime the case was suspended.
Virginia on the third went to Pen
dleton with ten votes. Cheers.l
The result wes announced thus:
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PennsYlVania haVlng announced her
vote for Packer as before.
The roll was again called for fourth
ballot.
North Carolina voted 8 for Seymour.
CGreat and continued applause.
Mr.. Tilden said If galleries were to
interfere in this way, he would move
that they be cleared.
but withdrew Il.
Mr.. Seymour arose and said that he
could not accept a nomination by the
Convention. His inclination originally
declined. His honor now demands IL.
He hoped that his name will not be
mentioned here against his protest.
Tho call was completed at its close.
North Carolina was again called, but
persisted in her vote for Seymour. The
result was announced as follows:
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ed to amend the pending motion so as
to give one member of the National
Executive Committee TO the District OF
Columbia.
gan Ohio delegate said the District OF
Columbia could never be State OF the
Union, and he hoped the amendment
wonld not be adopted.
A vote was taken and the amend
ment was lost.
The question was resumed upon the
original motion OF Mr.. Richardson.
Mr.. Tilden, of New York, was OPP
posed to the proposition to give the
Territories equal influence in the Ma
tional Convention with populous States
like New York and Pennsylvania. 1t
was enough that under the present
rule the voice of New York Is neutral-
iZed by the vote of the smaller States.
Mr.. Riley, of Pennsylvania, offered
resolution which was adopted pro-
viding that in the event OF any new
State being admitted into the Union,
any person appointed by the recognized
Democratic organization OF such State
shall be accepted as member of the
National Committee.
A committee of three was appointed
to ascertain If the Indiana delegation
was likely to soon be ready to return
to the Convention, with a view to
taking a recess If said delegation still
needs further time.
On SuREeSElOn Oh N1Es GNoISOuI O1 4eA-
nessee, Mr.. Brown, of that State, was
invited to present the memorial of the
Democratic State Convention of Ten
nessee, setting forth the sufferings of
her people under Radical rule. Mr..
Brown took the stand to state in brief
the points of the memorial which the
committee had prepared, and which he
had been deputed to present.
While Mr.. Brown was still speaking,
a delegate from Indiana interposed, as
a question of privilege, and stated that
the delegation of that State were still
in consultation, but that he was author.
ized to cast the vote of Indiana on the
fifth ballot as before, for Pendleton.
This increased Pendleton's vote to 122.
Mr.. McMullin, of Virginia, moved
recess until 4 o'clock. Lost.
The roll was ordered for the sixth
ballot.
Mr.. Tilden asked leave for the New
York delegation to retire for consulta-
ton as to its member of the National
Commettee. Lost.
a motion to adjourn was made and
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MEXICO.

New YORK, July 7.-City of Mexico
letters of the 18th ult. state that Rivera
has been deserted by many OF his fol-
lowers, and several of the officers
whose names were signed to his pro-
nunciamento have denied the authen-
ticity OF the signatures, and disclaimed
all sympathy with the affair. He him
self has disappeared and ls reported
fleeing towards the North.
Canales, CarvajRl and others, are
said to be in Texas preparing for a raid
on the Rio GFande States.
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,nuRTH RAILoT

So there was no choice.
Mr.. Fitch of Indiana, asked permis-
ton. Agreed.
Motions for a recess to z o'clock and
TO o'clock p. NJ, were lost.
Kansas moved TO adjourn. Lost.
The roll was then called for the ffth
ballot. On this ballot Florida changed
from Hancock to Doolittle; Michigan
changed from Reverdy johnson to
Hendricks; North Carolina gave one
vote for John Quincy Adams; Georgia
gave for Blair; Arkansas added 8 to
Pendleton; Indiana not having yet re-
turned the vote stood.
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NEW YORK, July 7.-Last night as
Peter Cagger and John E. Deyelin
they were turning short curve n
wheel gave way, the carriage was cap
sized and Cagger and DeVelin were
dragged several rods under the wreck.
Cagger was instantly killed. Develin
was severely injured, and 1t is feared
he will hot recover. They were on
their way to attend the reception at the
Manhattan Club.
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While waiting for the Indiana dele
CATION the Secretary called upon the
delegations to send up, for recording,
the names and post office address re.
spectively, of their nominees for the
National Executive Committee.
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, said that
before the expiration of the next four
years all the present territories would
probably be States of the Union, and
he moved, therefore, that a member
tional Executive Committee.
Mr.. Hart, Of New. York, moved to-
lay the motion on the table. Lost,
Adslegats from Pennsylvania NOV
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, July 6lh.-ro-day a
bill was introduced In the Honse by
Mr.. Mcmillan which creates the office
of State printer, to whom shall be
given the entire State and Municipal
printing. The bill was denounced as a
tremendous swindle. It provides that
this official shall hold the Office four
years, two years longer than the legis-
latiYe term of office.
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MONTREAL, July 1.-THE steamer
CorinthIan struck on a shoal in La
chine rapids yesterday morning In
fog. Il is expected that she Will be got
of without much damage. The pas
sengers were landed safely.
Four deaths occurred here from sun
strnka ON Saturday.
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The "Fonrtn'' Abroad.

NEW YORK, July 7.-The Herald's
cable dispatches from London, Paris,
Berlin, Stuttgardt, Hamburg. Dresden,
Madrid, Berne, Brussels, Vienna, ST.
Petersburg, and Constantinople, an
nounce that the Fourth of July was
calahratad in those cities.
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gDIeItIeofnmurderer.

CLEVELAND, o., July John Coole,
who killed his two step-sons, named
Quayle, at WaErensville on June ZILnS
cut his throat last night IN ms cen win
a razor borrowed from 3 fellow prisoner.
Coolies companion In the cell was not
awakened.
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SiuauttaI.
MERCHANTs, NATIONAL BANK

or West Virginia.
Capital Paid In, 100000.
THIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
ness OF the "MerchB nts' and Mechanics
Bank of Wheeling" 1t is a designated De-
posItory and Financial agent OF the United
States, and is prepared 70 do n legitimate
Banking business.
PreSident-JRa. Nelson Vance.
DiTectOTS-ThOmRs Sweeney, L g. Della
plain, Jas. @. Acheson, John DOnlOn, Robert
Crangle, A. Allen Howell. VIM. b. Sim psou,
James Da1aH. 3. BRADY, Cashier.
marl9-1y
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National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF SEw YORK,
No. 836 BROADWAY.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGA1r, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances.
subject TO cheek at Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
IT'S for Six Months, or more, may be made
at fve per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500
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of large wealth and financial experience.
who are also personally liable TO dePositors
for all obligations of the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL. TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small Iamo UNITS. and permits them
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AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest on ALL DAILY BALANCE, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts in this Institution with special ad-
vantages ofsecurity. conveniea ace and pIont,
JelS-6md&w
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sPR1NaF1RLD. MASS, July 7.-DsnnIs
Foley and VIM. Dougherty died in this
city Saturday from sun stroke. Bar
thoIomew O'Brien. of this city, died OF
sun stroke In Boston.
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Whole vote cast SI7; necessary. to
choice 2l2. No choice.
: Mr.. Price assumed the chair. Here
Give minutes having been allowed for
consultation) the roll was called on the
second ballot
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RIvar and Ranrher.

CINcINNATI. July 7.-River fallen 1
inch,-S feet 5 inches in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer sO0.
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ooNvALEsoENTs.

Or persons recovering from Fevers or any OF
the malignant forms OF disease, VIII hnd
Robaekis Stomach Bttters Invaluable a. Q
tonic and sttmulant for removing all pros-
tEattnE Effects which follow disease; Il sup
piles. the great want 30 long felt for q safe
and reliable tonic and appetizer.
Bold by all Druggists everywhere
my13-2md6EW
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FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELIH6.
Designated Depository Q. s.

UAPrrA1....... s2cO,eo0
S5OOO
Money received on deposit; Exchange
Collections made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate OF
-FOUR per cent per anuum where the de-
posit remains SIX months, and FIVE per
cent, II for oneyear.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale IN sums to suit.
A con nEtant supply of New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, 2, 3 q Sc coin, kept Tor the ne
commodatiOn Of fdepositoIs and the public.
GEO. X. " HEAI, Pres't-
mar1S GEO. ADAMS. Cash'T.
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JULY 7.-GRAIN - Wheat - Steady;
white Michigan g D; amber g u.
Corn-ActiYe; fresh receipts 92c; regu-
lar Sic. oats-Firmer, and lc better;
aaIes at 6qc
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THE COURrs.

CHAECERY COURT. Aston, Cerk
and Mu8ter-The Clerk and Master will
Jake an account to-day in the cases OF
Peplow va. Sides and Wills vs.. White
more ct al.
Law CoURT-JdDleS o. Pierce, Judge.
Several Jury cages, Of minor Importance,
were disposed OF on yesterday. The cal
endar Of cases will be taken up to day at
No. 1865 and proceeded with as far as
possible. Il is probable that the last
jury cases of the term will be tried to.
day. Saturday next will be the last
motion day Of the term, and an adjourn
ment to Court in course will take place
a few days thereafter.
BANKRUPTCY COURT J. Latham.
Register. Final discharges we're granted
on yesterday to the following named par
ties: Martin Cohen and J. H. Mcclure.
CRIMINAL COURT - WA. Hunter
Judqe.-The case Of the State Us P. D.
Beecher, indictment for EN- Be Zzlement,
was argued by Mr.. Henry for the de-
PENDANT Yesterday, on motion to quash,
To day counsel IN behalf Ct the State
will reply In support of the Indictment.
The case of the State We. Charles Hen
derson, negro, indictment for larceny
was called up and disposed Of, the jury
finding the defendant guilty as charged
and hXins the period Of Imprisonment
| in the penitentiary &C three years, To
day the calendar as published few dsyi
since will be called up and proceeded
with.
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CONSIDERABLY MARRfEH.- negro
named Isaac Days joined the Federal
army, US colder, during the war, and
" went dead.u Sometime since, negro
woman who called herself Kitty Days,
AID claiming to be his widow, applied
for and received the bounty which was
due lie deceased. A few days since,
another Womaa, sailing herself Char
lotte Days, applied for the same bounty,
also claiming to be a Fellct Of the de-
ceased defender Of de Yewnion," and
or learning that Kitty had already
drawn ii, ua;,spd Kitty to be arrested on
the charge OF obtaining mQney under
false pretenses. The casa came up 5e'
fore Squire Griffith yesterday, and vas
argued from early In the morning until
9 o'clock pm. pwenty-four witnesses
yere examined and it was finally
proved, TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the deceased, Isaac, had been mar
RED TO both women, ana that Kitty had
the best right TO the money, she " hold
ing the age" on Charlotte by seversl
wears. Kitty was therefore discharged.
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MEETING LAST NIGHT.
SteambOatnen's Seymour and
Blair Club.
They Organize, and will work.

A large humber Of river men were
present last night at StIllman Hall, and
IL the enthusiasm which prevailed be an
earnest of what they will do in the COM
paIgn, then the RAIDS may as well be
getting their carpet-bsgs packed. Some
effort was made to run the organization
on private account at the start, but It
was found impracticable, as the steam
boatmen present were determined that
1t should be what it purported to be, 8
stesmbostmen's club.
On motion, Capt. Matt Glass was
made temporary chairman, who ap
pointed the following gentlemen as 8
committee to report on permanent Or
ganizstion ". E. Dill, John Darby,
Robert Good, Frank Jacobs and Tom
KirnaG.
During the absence of the committee,
Capt. George Mellersh was called upon
and addressed the meeting in 8 short
but complimentary speech, in which he
paid very handsome tribute to steam
bostmen generally. He showed up the
Radicals snd their chief at Nashville In
withering terms and frequently brought
down the house by apt illustration and
eloquent appeal.
The COMMITTEES on Organization made
the following report, which was adopted !:
President-Cspt. Matt Glass.
Vice Presidents-Capts. Ad Storm,
John Elliott, w. E. Dill, Geo. MelIersh
and Frank VinsOn.
Recording Sscretary-W. T. Woods.
Corresponding 5ecretary-Alex Wad-
dell.
Treasurer-M. w. Kenny.
Speeches were then made by Capt.
Jim O. Durf and J Harvey Mathes.
The following committees were then,
upon motion, appointed:
On FirGnce-L Harmstad, Z. A. Levy,
J. A. Sayers, Elem Calvert and John
Edwards.
Ga By-Lsws-Ad Storm, J. o. Durff,
D. Hukill, Sam Miller and F. Jacobs.
On Hahn. Kenny, Ed Smith, Bob
Good, Clarence Hull and w. E. Dill.
On Music-A. Cross, Tom Klrnan, A.
WATSON, Jerry Lewis and John Darby.
On Speakers-Bob Gibson, w. w.
Hodge, R. T. English, Harry Powers,
Billy Willis.
Upon motion, the Club will meet here
after on Monday evenings.
Col. J. w. Robertson, Superintendent
of the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road, being called upon, made one of his
splendid speeches in which, though he
disclaimed being q steambUstmRn, he
avowed q near relationship in conse-
guerce of his connection with a web
footed railroad.
We wish we could give full report Of
Col. Robertson's speech. 1t was worthy
of a Pendle!On, Z Hendricks, or that
other eloquent son CT Georgia, Alex. II.
Stephens himself.
After the close of this speech, motion
wss made that Committee of Three be
appointed to notify the Central Club of
this organization.
1t was carried, and the following gen.
tlemen appointed CApts. Geo. MelIersh,
Ad. Storm and Robert Gibson.
Not less than one hundred members
enrolled their names during the even
ing.
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned.
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WIN. Gay, Esq, one Of our well
known citizens, who recently closed out
his business in this city, is again about TO
embark in the commission and grocery
trade, and leaves to-day for the North to
Law in his supplies. Mr.. Gay will open
at No. $40 Front street.
Mr.. Mccoy, OF the house Of Fargsson,
Cordes & Co., has returned from trip to
St. Louis and other cities North.
Mr.. Phil Mallon, Of the house OF Lunn
d Mallon, also returned yesterday, after
being absent for some weeks,