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WILLIAM Il. CARNES,

IVU DIN n y W Il II z NCIJN,
may IA No. SO, EIENviLLE-sr. NEW ORLEANS
Observation-Disclosures is Is a new uIiu us-iul urii-
INcle OF furniture, rapidly coming into use, in r.
thern as well as southern Inntuds 1t is designed to
Keep cool and sweet, suc0 dishes in the culinary de.
Fartment as necessary to be projected from the
heat Of the weather daring the summer season.
he Refrigerator is considered Indispensable
article in the economy of every good housewife. The
quantity OF food protects from the weather. i'll more
than pny the cost OF the article every year.
The subscriber is constantly receiving from the man
iact,'ror, Reirgerators ofdltcrent prices.
The Subscriber disappointed Agent for the manuf,c"
turer, MIR PaIten. Specimens at the Rergcrators
may be seen ut my store 50 Bicnvillc st.
my8 # W Il CARNES.
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NEW ORLEANS
Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and

Steam and Patent Biscuit Bakery-Waters and
Hiilman.
No. 80, Moreau (ncar the Pontchartran Rail Road)
EPilot and Navy Bread, Soda and Wine Biscuit,
Sugar, Butter, Milford and Water Crackers.
a " the above articles arc warranted to be ofthe
frs, quality, and 10 keep in any climate, being
completely kiln dried
Aiso.--Kn dried corn meal.
Orders le, at &. w. Prichard and Taga't, Jr.
sarper Magazine AMI Poydras streets, will receive
sromm at.s n.ion. Small kegs put up expressly fer
smI ~, l5nov
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SHIPPING.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The A and very last sol ling ship SUPE-
Tfi RlOR, Captain Tucker, will have iu,medi-
-x@GE. ate despatch For freight of $50 hhds tobacco
or passage for cabin passengers arpIym
J2O l. II GALE, SO Common ut
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TDLANK BOOKS-An invoice Of super royal me-.
ID dinm, denny and cap blank books of superin
quality, jus, received and for sale by
Jl8 4 TOWAR,4s Camps,
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GRAND REAL ESTATE.
OF PROPERTY.
100000 tickets, at SIS scheme price. 81 800 900.
Selling price $50 per ticket.
SYLVESTER Il Co. 1856 broadway, NEW YORK,
suls. Agents.

~ The receipts Of the sale Of the tickets will be de-
posted In the Canal, Union, Carrol,on Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans. in the numc of
Louis Schmidt jointly with J. Is. Perrault actually
Cashier oftm Citizens Bank, aud A. Baudonin ac-
tually Cashier oft,e Consolidated Bank, us Trustees,
per act passed before A. Muzureuu, Esq. Not, Pub.
on the I'd May 1889, and the properties transferred to
the above mentioned gentlemen unincumbered as
Trustees for tho security Of the fortunate prize lol
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the credit Of the above named City
Banks Of New Orleaus.
. The Public are referred the acts passed beo,e
A. Maznreau Esq. Not. Pnb. in relation to the prop
perties which embrace The respective prizes in the
Lottery.
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IL EVTUCKv, Indiana nndIlIiuos mon.y-$50
IN Of said description for saIey
"a ATRIER, 81 Grayier st
II MEN SHIRTS Gloves, 4 Suspenders-Just re
ceive by late arrivals, assortment of shifts
cravat summer stocks gloves, and Suspe nders at the
BAZAAR, corner Of st. Charles aud Common streets.
a92 BUSH g. ALLAN.
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FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
r =. FREEMAN n Co, No. 3, Magazine street
- are receiving their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clotling, and will connu" 10 receive shipments rcgu.
tary throng hout the Their assortment being
large will enable them 10 supply merchants fron
the country, ut the shortest notice. for sale wholesale
d retail, on accommodating terms.
eng
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HOIL.AND GiN-lO pipes Holland Gin in store
mud for sale no JTHAiER & co
nib "a Pnyhras At
pUrTER-Go kegs Goshen and W. s'ern. in store
for sale by & DORSEY,
june II a. New Levee
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TO THE LADIES.

DUTTER. so kegs GoshcnFuer. land and for sale b
ID 81 5 aud J PWIIlTNEY u Camp Il
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REEF-20n hrls prime and 90 half hrI- mess the
ID inspection, for sale by q DORSEY,
june ~ a. New ievec
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> stcamhnnt will lie provided to take to Florida
ach passengers may he drsrous to witness the
drawing.
Jacksonville, Fla, Apn', 1893 NAV
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lACON-60.O0O lbs. Cincinnati cured, con>is listing of
} hams, sides and shoulders, the landing, per
Flat boat For sale BY G DORSEY,
/ may % A New I.evee
F1NHE AMERICAN ALMANAC and Repository OF
L Useful Knowledge, for the year 1882 received
ard for sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
NAV l8 "a Chartr,s at
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JVT1N v. CfTTIIJS,
ENGRAVER ANY CbrPER-PLATE PRINTER
No. 3, Camp ".
WILL rnsrave and PRINT To order, bank notes. 1rtls
w of exchange, bills of indiug diplonss, mrrcu n.
tic aud visiting cards notar t. consular aud co;.nIing
house seals door plates silver ware, &c. always on
hand, an assortment of silver plated and brass door
, ,'Ies.
Fs Cards printed from plates already engraved.
Ray9D
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RECOMMENDATION FACTS:
KENOVATOR OF TIE SYSTEM

RENOVATION OF TIE SYSTEM
Ever discovered
Afro, constitutional diseases, produced Ivy mercury
the numerals, the consequence Of syphilis, ues veera,
g. &c
Iii factThat in single instance have they been
known he used, that they did produce good effect
curing thousands many Of whom before
rahe.
afac-ha box.of SarsaparIla pills and bottle
of the Compound Syrup all sufficient
any Of the above diseases.
1t iact-Should be only place they
bnprl | tNT No. 90,
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DROWN SOAP-30O boxes brown soap. for raie by
- is S&J + WHIT NEY 10 Camp st
LNI.OUlt-6G0 br!s superfnr in fine shipping order
Il for sale by G DORSEY,
J24 Al New levee
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| IpROGANS &c-2O cases, consisting OF mems calf.
- morocco, and kinp hrogans, boys, youths and
! chirens bIogans mems slippers, Ac. landing from
| ship Naragunsttt, for sale by
alb | BRIDGE & Co, 1874 Magazine 8,
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must nevertheless say in entire truth and
sincerity. hat il the deliberations Of the
convention sha lead them to the choice Of
another as The candidate of the opposition
Ear from feeling any discomfort. the nom.
ins,ion will hive my best wishes, and re-
ceive my cordial SUPPORT.
And gentlemen, | hope that You my
friends and ncighbors will excuse The Liberty
take IN expressing TO you my ANXIOUS
desire. that, describing all attachments Of
pariinli'v to me, and guided solely by the
motive of rescuing our country from the
dangers which now encompass it. you will
heartily unite in The selection OF that citizen
although it should not be me. who may
appear TO be the most likely, by this cleo.
ton. 10 bring about salutaty change in
The administration Of the general govern
men'.a change without which we shall be
Knocked by the forms, and stripped Of the
substantial benefits of free institutions.
From the tenor Of this note. | scarcely
need observe that you are ut perfec, liberty
to make such use OF It as IN your discretion
may seem proper.
am, with high respect. your friend and
ob'l setv't. l>lgncd1 HENRY CLAY.
To General Thomas Melcalfe, General
Leslie Coombs aud the other delegates
from Kentucky to ;hellatrlsburg Convcn-
ti1n.n
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SIGNS OF The TIMES.

The political signs Of The times are
truly auspcous. Whichever the Harris
burgh nominations nre received, they are
halledby the people a. the bright hurbnger
Of success in the approaching political
campaign. The hope, so fully cherished
by the supporters Of The Administration, Of
dissentIoDs and the ultimate division of the
Wing party on the qnues'ion of Presi-
dental candidate, is destroyed .(oreuer.-
The Wings are now united in solid pha lunx
and will march with renewed zeal and un.
divided front to the battle field Of O. ory and
victory. Our opponents may sncef at the
veteran Hero and Salesman. whose name
is inscribed on The Wing bnnner-,hey
may affect contempt for his purity OF char
sc'er. his esl eriing integrity, his tired pa
trioiism. his undoubed qualifications they
may throw the malignant shafts Of caumnv
1t his fair fnme-but their efforts will be
powerless to stay the swelling tide Of popu
lar reclamation. Every obstacle, tina,
prevented harmonious opposition 10 va
Buren, and the destructive principles Of his
administration, has been removed, and
nothing now remains for the Wing party
but to complete their organization and
give their candidates on eoerse,ic and Ell.
thusias,ic support, in order to ensure the
most triumphant results. We consider
The state Of New York safe for a wh,g
majority Of OF least TEN THOUSAND.
--Troy Whig.
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ton TO lay the resolution on the table ;
which prevailed.
A motion was made that the Convention
do adjourn. Lost.
M Hs,vie then eaid he understood the
COMMITTEE was in the house. and he
therefore moved that the resolution be re.
reconsidprcd
Mr. MDowell Of Pennsylvania. said the
COMMITTEE would report 10 half an hour.
Applause
Mr. liarvIc said he hoped that gentle.
men would exercise a little patience.
Wr Taylor, oi New York, said he tho't
the resolution should not be acted on, as
the Convention would thereby be Undorg
what bad been done for The last Two dave.
.Wt X Johnson, SAID he feared the com
D,it'e would not report SO soon.
.Mr NJ Dowel said The committee would
certainty report in half an hour.
Wr X w Bowie Of Maryland said the
committee had adjourned, and no such
order had been taken.
Mr.. MDowell SAID he vas assured by
what might be considered The majority.
that The committee would be able to report.
Mr.. Hornon Of New Jersey, moved that
'"c Coh'tn''oH rIuCeeu W OtHeT business
until the committee be able to report.
Mr.. Have moved an adjournment. Lost.
Mr., Tavlor Of New York. moved the
committee take recess for half an hour,
which was afterwards altered TO an hour,
and agreed to.
HALF PAST TEN. p. M
As soon "a the Convention was ca lied 10
order, Gov. Owen, of North Caroline, an
nounced tina, the COMMITTEE had had the
subject matter under consideration, and
had instructed the chairman To report pro.
gress and ask 'eave To SIT again: and that
the following was the result OF the ballot
ing. ior President.
Two hundred and fhv four ballots were
cas-, Of which.
Gen. WINFIELD ScoTT had Is
Hon. HENRY CLAY, 30
Gen. VIM II. HARRrsoN, i48
254
One hundred and forlyeight balo,s
beng a ma nrnv of the whole number,
Gen WJLLIA.H II. HARRISON. Of
Oh'o, wss duy selected a the candidate
for the Ptcsdrtcg, NJ baIojlngs were
lad for the Nlcp Presidency.
The report was received. and the COM
n'lca had leave to SIT again; whereupon
he Convention adjourned TIL 10 o'clock
to- morrow.
Remainder nert reek
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President.
Gov. JAMES BARBOUR. of Virginia
V,cp Pres,dpnie

N'Cc |eelutU'6,
Gov John s Peters of Connecticut,
Gov A Shu'ze, of Pennsylvania.
Gov David Hazzard of Delaware.
Gov George Howard of Maryland.
Gov John Tyler, Of Virginia..
Gov John Owen of North Carolina,
Gov Thomas Me'calf, of Kentucky,
= X Livingston If New York.
jacob Burnett, of Ohio.
Isaac Bates of Massachusetts.
James Wilson of New Hampshire.
Il NJ Huntington Of Indiana
Eph'am Marsh of New Jersey.
Secretaries,
Charles B Penrose of Pennsylvania,
q w Ra ph Of Illinois.
s r Lamar Of Maine.
c Paine of Vermont,
On taking the chair. Gov. Barbour
made one of the most eloquent addresses
ever listened to.
Mr. Graham, Iof Louisiana. said that q
letter from the State of Arkansas. author
Eng and requesting the Delegates from
Louisiana TO cast the vote Of Arkansas for
candidates for President and Wee Pres,.
dent had been received, which he moved
should be read. He said he was glad Ia
lind by The letter that The State Of Arkan.
sas was about moving forward IN he cause
OF the country, and breaking from the
shackles of Benton & Co. by whom it had
been held in ,hraldom.
Amer some discussion. the letter was
lard upon the table. But the vote wa.
eventually recons'dered on motion of NJ.
Shaw, of Massachusetts. and the le,,e,
was read. The letter was from the Chair
man ct the State committee. and stated
that the delegates elected by that SAFE
were IN favor Of Mr. Clay for Presiden,
and Gov. Tyler, Of Virginia. for Vice
President.
On motion of Mr. Chambers, of Penn.
syIvan'n, the rules that govern the Hous,
of Representatives Of The United States
were adopted for the government of In,
deliberations OF The convention.
On motion of Mr. johnson, Of Ohio. IN,
resolnllo ion offered by him yesterday us,ruc
ing the President of the Convention /,
procure Rev. Clergy of Harrisburg to ooer
the Convention every morning with praye
was taken up and adopted.
On motion of Mr. Morris. of Pcnnsylya
MIA, the reporters Of newspapers wer
invited 10 take seats on the floor of lh
house.
Mr. Sprsgue, Of Massac huset,', said tina
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KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY.
Messrs Tho Mctcalfe. l. Combs, M Key
w Preston, J Shelby, J Price, d Banks,
Andrews. q NJ Clay.
Quo,
Messrs J Burnett, N G Pcndle,on, J
Johnson, w A Rogets. A w Rogers. w
s Murphy, A Toland. NJ Creed, Bel
knap, T. Gutter, b S Convene y Sherman
e Pren'iss, ~ Bronson, II Green, S
Lacy, B Bently.
INDIANA.
Messrs. d Mcclure. J r Mendenball,
Clarke, J Perry. f M Huntington.
LOUISIANA.
G NJ Graham.
MISSISSIPPI.
Messrs T c Topper. A s Perkins.
MISSOURI.
Mes 70 w H Russl Logan Hun.t on.
ILLINOIS.
Messrs G W Ralph, W s Newbury,W
ALABAMA.
Mesrss. II w Hi ard, w H Fleming,
w II Smith.
MICHIGAN.
Messrs. &C Bates, TT Drake, D s
Bacon.
Tennessee, South Carolina, Georgia,
and Arkansas, not represented.
On motion of Mr. Sprague, of Mass.
a committee was appointed consisting Of
enc member from each State, to nominate
officers for the permanent organization
of the Convention.
The follrwing names were announced by
the chair as the committee.
Massachnse,is-P Sprague.
Maine E II Allen
New Hampshre-James Wilson.
Vermont, w Henry.
Rhode I-land-G A King.
Connec,icnt-C DAVIS.
New York--C Star.
New Jersey-A Whitehead.
Delaware--W ID Wapples.
Pennsylvania j A Shu'ze.
Maryland r Johnson.
Virginia w B Leigh.
North Carolina John Owen.
Ohio-N & PendIe,on,
lndiaua--D NJ Guire.
I'no,s--W X Warren,
Mlohlgnn--J e Bates.
Ml>>,ss,pp'-T B Upper.
NJ ssout-W II Russell.
Ken'ucky--L Combs.
LOUISIANA -G NJ Grahame.
AIabama--A w H,l,ard.
Mr. Johnson. of Ohio, moved that the
Convention be opened with PRAYER each
morning. by the clcrgymen Of the different
den"mlnst IONS. IN the city of Harrlsburgh.
Laid on The table. Till The Convention be
permanently organized.
On motion. adjourned. TIL ten O'Clock
to morrow morning.
SECOND DAY.
Thursday Dec. S. 1889.
Pursuant TO adjournment The Conven.
ton met.
The Rev. M Spreecher, officiating
clergyman Of the Lutheran Church. offer,
I'd up to A mighIy God, a most rervcnt
prayer for HIS blessing on the Convention
our country, and the world.
The following additional delegates ap-
OHIO, DR. Cyrus Fanlconer New York
Henry II. Ross. Virginia, William C
Mo>eley, Fes'us Dickinson. Mississippi.
Anderson Miller, North Carolina. C
Washington. Maryland, w Price, J B
Lerr.
Col. Dickev, Pennsylvania, announc
ed that the Pennsylvania delegation had
agreed that all the calu ants of seats from
the State ought to he admi,ted,a moved
that the joarnal Of yesterday be corrected
accordingly, which was agreed 10.
Mr. Sprague Of Massachusetts,. from the
COMMITTEE TO nomlOa,e officers, made
the following report, which was agreed
to-
President,
Gov. JAMES BARBOUR. of Virginia
Vice Presidents,
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Packets 40 Arrive.


Cleared.
Mirca Wood Fairaven AUCKLAND (Br) Ainsey St Johns,
NIB; Satisfaction Br Robertson, st Andrews Thomas Dill,
Grth Baltimore; Harkaway Proal, Peersburgh, Va; Anne
Louisa Vera Cruz Ceylon Trot st Domngo Gatrieacho
Fensley Sisa LAUREL Lunt Portland Champion, Wasgate
philadelphia; Garrick, Palmer Liverpool; Albert 81 Hale,
Chase, Boston.
Arrived.
Ship Equator, Bsson, 40 ds FIN Liverpool, with mdze to
Brig Pluribus Unum Billings is ds I'm st CroiS to
Maitland Kennedy Co. go
sckr Western Trader, a days from Boston, mdne tc
schr Pocomoke, sheas days from snovh with corn tc
schr Reside Sherwood days from Boston, with mdre Z
schr Compliance, Sparrow day. from Boston, mdre to
Lewis.
Eliot boat Lafayette Acock, days from Havana fruit to
Onc ship and three brgs.
HIemsranda
The Garrck Palmer sails today for Liverpool Her letter
bags viii close GPin' Exchange News Room at twelve
o'clock, NJ
The Louis Philippe for Havre, ha. been detained BY the
weather She will sail this morning Her letter bags at
G,lpins-they will close at half past ii o'clock.
Tn, French steamer Meteor Norfolk, Is bound TO this
pert She has asengers on board
Notice Ia Navigniors.
CH.nLrsroS s. c. June 9th, ls3sThe two Beacons on
Morris asj indicating the Overall Channel will be lighted
ON an after the goth day Of july next
Foreign Ports.
Sr P,rRprs Mart June 20-Adamant, Chaeey for NYork
ds: Pensacola, do 10 ds.
M.r.sz.s June 5-evant from Havana Cor Europe Eme-
raid Bourne unc wg cargo Grafton Whitney, Cowes, do;
Cumberland Blanchard New York. loading; arrived Cervar-
t., lsley, do .
,idco via st Thomas Monticello, Hinss for New York in
days -
H,vs,, June I7-Rapid Ward, for NYork, dscg India,
We. do 20h: IVA Laden, do 23d; Spring Owen Of DO
Cabinet Berry dot Chrsoval Colon Smith DO 10 d.; Lin.
coin smith e Bath from Neuvtas for NYork, ldg Topaz,
Clifford, for NYork 10 d.
United states Ports.
Portland. Jsne 2a-Ar Harriet, swseter NYork.
BA,eoR June is-Ar New York, Hall. NYork.
R,cuMoNs, June 81 Ar powhatan. Briggs NNork, Leon
tine Dearborn do: Effort Osborne DO; Citizen, Thing d.;
Lime. Gwin. do; Eliza Musheo, CorsOn. do
ALrxlspEt, ID c. June 2O-Ar President Knock New
York.
W,lmSaroN, NC june Is-kr Chas Thorn Lanberson,
Nyork cid Alfred Thorn, Ball Do; Reguss, Ward, doj
Repeater, Ball DO.
ca.Rt.sroS June 20-Ar Almendares spanish steamer,
Pereaua Havana Tor NYork. cid Ashley, Pike, do
ssyAsN.n Juuc lsAr CASTOR, Whttle.cy NNork; Tren.
ten Bennett do: Excel Watkins Do; Tantvy johnson, Do;
a Clinton Lyo- 10; 10TH John Cumming, Tha,cr, New
YorLs III Petersburg Cole do
NIsaiLs June l4-Cd Alabamlan, Lane Nfork, Hermit.
age. French, Liverpool
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J. STONE.
PLUMBER AND ENGINEER.

NO. soV Droadway,
Manufactures Lift Machine Force and other pumo. s,.a
and Portable Water Closets, Hot Cold Shower and yap
Baths, Garden Engines and syrnges Water Filter, &c
~ B.-Iaiormaton given relative to Hydraulics and Levels
taken for the conveyance Of water ei7In.
LNOURTH OF JULY-SPLENDID FIRE WORKS.
The subscribers most respectfully the public
that they have received from the mandatory the
sye variety Of Fire Works that be found the city
wit Pyramid Of Gold Fire. Peruvian Cross Diamond Cross
Chinese FAN Sun Of brilliant Fire. China Flyers China Flower
Pots Jack the Boxes Marosns, Initiative Cannon, Tour
billions, Mines Italian Sreamers Roman Candles Of all sizes,
Line Pigeons, Crimson Green and Rejecting Lights sizes
for exhibition; Rockets Of all Sizes Bengola Vertical T
angle and Scroll Wheels Serpents, Pin Wheels Torpedoes,
Pulling Crackers Port Fires Fyisg Pigeons, Grasshoppers,
Blue Lights, &can assortment far too par
ticularize.
Also, any quantity and kind of India Fire Works
Those from other cities, merchants &c wanting
such articles most particularly invited call before pur
CHASING eewhere they may he assured they will find the
,he city w & r. RAfIAGH
lei7-tiy4is. "a Chatham corner ~ D,an. s,r.s,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

There decrease the number OF beaves IN "
day Only $50 fresh cattle arrived, which, with 0e e @
from last week made ,he number for sale $50 VI
were sold at prices ranging from $40 to $lS per CIV,
the prices week ia of the above sAm %
the SOUTH and the balance from the interior Of TINS
demand was fair
One hundred and sixty and calves were
this morning by the and disposed OF at
price of last Monday but the tendency decidedly DOWN
wards. l.,
There were 55o sheen and lambs brought forward to-day
and 1880 sold The brought from " TO 20 oo ana e
sheep from SO TO SO o. The cattle generally iookeo very
we'll.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

The steady this mornings and there has been no
further decline nce Saturday The troubles among the spe-
culators ceased for prices will certainly decline SUI
more before harvest home" Intelligence from every Sec
ton continues to reach us the favorable appearance OF the
crops The husbandmen glad for their prospects were
yer better The great staples Of the North, South East and
West will be superabundant When the msaiherhg mas come
and gone the paaics will over and the prices eiuaized
Rash aud nornae specuaons produce certainly over
for and from the tendency and appe arance OF
things for much longer period The crops western New
York this than they have before for Ten to
fifteen years.
FROM Buffalo have received the annexed statement which
shows at glance the of the crops 1888 the
previous year. The table exhibits the quantity cleared on the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-25

pz- PACKET SNIP GARRlCE, FOR LIVERPOOL
going this ship requested 10 bc board
he steamboat Hercules Whitehall tins day ~ o'clsck T.
M at which lin. the shp will SAIL The letter bags will coss
!, the usual places al "a o'clock A. ie9s.it
yXTANrED--A Woman, Ian American rrcfcrrcdJ to do
w the general work of Family at lT Waterley Paee
west fsixlh Avenue. -
as- Vor sale or exchangesix aed half Of Land in
the Citv of Albany, ~ York-prec s6jo0-aPpy above
je25 IL
nAKTNfR WANIED--ina retail medicine store eiie
biz located in the lower part Of the city, good opportu
for medical wishing ~ pursue the practice ~ Phy
and surgery connection with the retail ,dicuc husness
To perse pursuing the study this may prove desirable 81
uaen las the proprietor physician and surgon) and the
whole business IN might revert 70 him ~ prpetsty
Apply by letter 10 MEDlCUs. y. v Post Ohce le2S-St
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