city lateiligence.
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APPEARANCE OF Wall srHEnr.--Wal street from Mas.
sau to Pearl street presents daily motley and curious
wherein all sorts of outdoor radesmen congregate You
can not only purchase there stock & N railroads canals
mouse or canary bird, up 10 Berkshire boar Dur
ham bull You may purchase gold and silver and the
best American cutlery-you may submit TO spongng,
purchase piece of sponge may get note shay
ed, buy capital shaving cream from the Exchange
steps Money and mihce pies funds and soda soda
street


STORES ~ CHATHAM srREEr.-We are pleased TO see
that number of sorekeepers in Chatham street have L.
sued card expressing their determination to close their
stores hereafter at o'clock This is good move and
hope the example will be followed BY storekeepers
in other parts Of the city.


FRuIrs AND vEcErABLTs.--Our markets are now well
stocked with most delicious peaches pears plums
ermelons. muskmeons and tomatoes. Eaten in reason
able quantities at this of the year. these products
Of the soil are wholesome and palatable.


DOUBTFUL LCHARAcTERs.--Yesterday, while passing
up Wall street. observed two honest Irishmen,
of the church, looking earnestly at the
character Of that church , Feith" said Jem, It's
rather doubtful but should think from the and
other appearances, it must be a mongrel"


FiREs-The city has been for the past week, unusu-
ally exempt from fires alarms We should be glad if
the devourng element had spent itself upon the last
fire.


LovssLAsoR Losr.-A well looking couple, apparent
y belonging to the better class OF farmers who descr
bed themselves residents Of Nantucket called on Al
derman HaI yesterday and asked him to tic the knot
which usually binds such parties who are inclined TO
pass through life for better for worse. Tho alderman
and select number Of friends retired to the Mayors
presence chamber and the usual queries in relation to
their whereabouts &C., were made. The parties, how
ever were not able to give the most satisfactory ac
counts sufficiently satisfactory reference which
compelled Alderman Hart, very reluctantly, no doubt
to deny the gratifying duty of making them one" for
life. Both withdrew from the chamber evidently dis
pleased amid many curious specuations-some remark
ing that the lady was rich heiress, who wished to be-
stow her hand on her favored Lotharo We hope that
consideration, should they again call.