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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

fonrfrTU fAPER.
Phila April 8 1899.
Permit me to introduce TO your notice ny partieu-
Oar friend Mr.. VIM Pittheld, who 10 about to visit
mar Of high respectfully, in whom every conf
-dence can be placed. Any civil,ties you may have
IL ia your power to render him while in your city
viii be most chserfuly reciProcated, BY
Your obi servt
JH. Gisntworth, Esq
ywm r. Pitt6sld.
ToRrv.FIRsr PAPEp.
Phiadciphis, March 30, 1899.
Sir: Anaexsd hsreto you have the names Of the
my name. The hr.t letter Of my christian name l.
J., and You know how to direct
Capt. g. strne, "a William Young, %
MsH cjs:ou. il r simpson, %
stragas, ls Metnley, "a
WIN Rogers, ~ Joseph steen' %
Mr. John Rrsvn. Ito be left at No. ", Broad-st.,
New York city, In haste.
Fosrr-sreosp PArrm.
New York, April 7, 1889.
I shall not be able to ,me or send the requisite
this y. NJ orto.morrsw morning: Bat you may de.
pend On seeing at IL ". Monday night, with all
you have asked. Go on and make your arrangements
q that basis.
Not calculating on any earlier period for your re-
turn than Tuesday, and 8 A. VI. with all we shall
look for. Yours, Sc.
(Sixned) w. G. SCOTT
4 directed toy James ". Glentworth, Esq.
Marshall House.
FoRry THIRp PAPER
Mr. Glentworth, tir--
/ have gone to Baltimore, and will be at home on
Saturday next Every thing is right If you have
snything to say to me, You can leave II in letter at
ne MAYOR Office, In the care Of Mr.. Gibbs who
wili take good care oft
Yours in haste,
{signed) JAMES YOUNG.
Philadelphia. March %, 1889:
<Directedto) Mr.. Glentworth,
q. :. Hotel.
Foprv FouRru PAprR.
Received, Philadelphia April 9Th, 1892 sixty dol
airs in foil, for all demands.
roRry-rIrrH PAPER.
70 - Glsntworth, Esq United States Hetel, Phila-
delphs.
sr.-plese meet few Of ycur friends this even
n ng, at David GIBBS oyster cellar, above Sixth. Az
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Nssordsr.-Next is blank envelope.
PAPER.
Recordsr.--The next is list Of receipts
Reed, New York, of j. B. Glentworth, $40 for
circulating circulars, &c., &C., in the 18th Ward
VIM. WHITE.
New York, Oct. ~, 1893.
rwENrY-rIRsT PAPER.
Received, Oct %, 1888. s. on account.
THOMAS M. TAYLOR.
TwKNrY.sEc0ND PAPER.
Received, New York, Oct. Fl, 1883 ten dollars for
circulating tickets, sc of. B. Glentworth.
JAMES GOODMAN.
rwENrY-rHIRD PAPER.
Received Of J. b. GlsRtwerth, Oct. 18th, 1885,
forty dollars, VIM. WHITE.
rwENrY-FOURrH PAPER.
Received, New York, Oct 18th, 1888, ofJames B.
4Glentworth, ten dollars for services rendered.
JOHN WHITMAN.
rwENry-rIrrH PAPER.
Reed, Philadelphia, Nov. 4, 1888. eight hundred
and sixty eight dollars. JAMES Young,
rwEKrY.Gxrn PAPER.
Received, Pailadcipdia, Nov. 4, 1883, hve hundred
-and sixty dollars. ROBERT MILLER,
rwExrY-sEvKsrH PAPER.
Received, New York, Nev. 9th, 1888, twenty dol
liars. JOSEPH LOWER
TwKErY-EI0Hrn PAPER. -
Received, New YORK, Nov. 18th, 1888, eighty dol.
liars Of James B. Glentworth, u h .s- Y
rwENrY-NINrH PAPER.
Received, New York, April l, 1888, Of James B.
'Gieatworth, $50, in full, &c. VIM WHITE. d
rHrRrIErH PAPER.
Received, New York, April I, 1859, from J. b.
Glen. worth, 1855, dedacting So for coach hire;
s656 - -, V
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Store No. 10 East BrsoSse<r.
Out sales Of Orcesrss Furniture &c practically al
tended to, and respectfully solicited.
SATURDAY, Oct. 81. ~
Al O'Clock all the furniture contained IN tbs large three
sery house No Cherry consisting OF Brussels and
ingram cent? dining and tee tables bureaus
:s and mantle lamI beds and bedding bsdsssds Ac
MONDAY, Nov 4
PAWNBHOkENS SALE-Atie O'Clock. at the auetion
rosm By order Of A. Jackson, cshs,ns street lssss
been deposited syear and upwards. r..-.nl
THURSDAY, Nnv.S
At the Auclisn Hoo@.
CHANCFBf SALE-A balance CT account which
ihs Of $50 soeo Il due from the Nsy ChahsI Thsa!s
stock Of the amount Of ss'a subject 70 asa Of
(Ihis debt on,1.e.ed under .Flynn 4 wiliardl
TUESDAY, Nov. 20
--. At 10 O'clock, at the auction room.
PAWNBROkEk'S SALE-By order of Esther Lew. No.
Division street large aud ssluabls a.sortnen OF sn.s-
deemed pledges. hsxe and
..'Il AT PRIVATE SALE,
500 ehaldoas Liverpool do Delivered at the market psss
free Of cartsge. -
Also. 100 CcokiSg Stoves. 0..I,l.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The suetiopeer respeetfHl.
" police thai he will atted personally The sale ~
Household Furniture at the dwellings Of IN decnrg
hespnS Lber. cash sdvsnees will be made on fsrutsrs
the effects Of persons deceased personally attended TO-
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Auction Sales.
BY THOMAS BELL
(Sierss Mes 81 .dnu and IT'S FNHsn sfreefs.l

SATURDAY.
Extensive sac Of spesdd Furniture Of all descriptions
io O'clock the sas removed for convenience
ALSO-stoves, Franklius and furnishing articles
TUESDAY
At half past 10 o'clock, the auction rsom-Dry good.
fancy articles. watches, jewery, guns, &c. -3tsI
Abou. !so superior garmsni suited for ssns.ens w..s
coats made Of Vo Of ELglsnd cloth,
handsome cassiere and cloth pants elegant vests &C. Aso
flannel shirts, hosiery, &c.
At half past 10 o'clock the auction splendid sole
Of new and second hand furniture q all descriptions.
FRIDAY.
Athal past 10 oceck Bridge street. between Tilsrv and
Johnson Streets Brooklyn Splendid Furniture saeW m
scd under the direction Of John Cook Esq the entire n
ture Of family.
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TRrAL or GrErS AVID DsBsEr.-Tuesday last,
the day assigned for the trial Of Green and Dab
ney, thu famous Richmond 6nsnciers. The Rich
mond Star says Il was rumered that Greens counsel
would make effort TO have Dabney'st trial decided
FIRST.
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j. NJ Wheeler, Aucfionser.
BY J.C. MAITLAND,

THIS DAY.
FURN:TURE7At 10 O'clock, IN frsnt Of Store, 800
raj assortment Household and Kitchen furniture,
Of and SECOND hand bureaus sdebosd Secretary dss
sing mahogany and cherry tables French and ps~
rocking chsr. looking glasses double Clint asd cut dscahe
ware Ss s' ha'iA"p' naAs' s'oeA' er'''sr'' gas
MEAN families bre ah,nK up house keeping, ard wishing
TO dispose Of their goods viii be punctuay attended TO ~
purehased. y
Liberal advances paid goods semitic Me store ana
cash paid for all goods on the day o. sale
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REMARkABLE CURE OF CoNsUMPTiON.-I was
80 near DEE With thu. eisesse tina, friends cert for
and those s,ound gre up until tried Dr. Tay
bssam Of Liyrwot seat Immediately for this medicine,
an! although the contest for few dys between this
va. ,s.sosJ w. hsa,,s nss Anu
~ ms,er loss Of voice, PAINS Weakness nc refer
tn~nt NARY DILL ana Third al
sold genuine s7s Bowery aud also by Rushon
vail, 10 Broad.ay. Asents-Rsws Co 81 stsie street
Albany; Bull Hartford; q. Dyer. P,oydenee g. Pc~e
Charleston, &c &c. oal stsvSifwvf
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fsen 6sbaltxs, vilh Gnneis salt
49, - egoo aenis V ee1ey- hsess pquswe4
n Isss . u 70, e spc.s brig soSs Henry Day, ,n
Pclson Of ksngor IN Havana for the Eosk
Tkusday nigEi Es kssbor. -ff l" tfFNIHt
Enpss McMsh, days from Norfolk, md1, s.uges
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NOTICE. In answer To the hssty thourhtess
Herald OF Monday Tuesday and wsdn sdsy Asrsr
abs Nc Hiscox think we'll OF this public esposure he well
my inAerep spirit; hat would not ask ha 90 pay
szrenc~ Cor long needle will buy my
AID my sbou,s hs,s not scsuseed with from
him. perfect knowledge Of his principles private char.
that hs would pursrr With hs sarcastic
ssndsr driven from sristepes and times cut Of
mind - esn as tles IN each day for the last has
Gay would be IN, last hs house should shelter IL
oaly he would hsve pretty yeure widow kssp
he house As hsuss should be furnished ehdrrn should
be srogF fcm The country md sress.d IN the hiee q the
saj would suss-et il-tr, sed me ROW h bno~
fen lshp std fondnss for while he will smile and smile
and - all the while and stou, fopr months Ne
rvs en- sren ,nc ne s,npy without asli-s vas pleased
evca see them sssn si said and sertied ,he city
TO hn1 seme ing 10 do, and often did solicit him nd
place az We ssid he doing such fsvor for uthr
o., ad rot d,serv, favor About sis ven ssss found
hsve s~rr ssucusy employed att this reached me
and on inqrry f,sd that be had hroum the children 20 the
house Nert IN this notice -: ft without prosncstonn
locked IN fcv te wardrobe and bedding from
the hosse weekday furniture
bid hurled sisre with sthis 10 good
for he nsed the doors end windows y them ~om
rensn snJ tier say isl vow VII be rsd to clear oat
s-ur7 IN short his triu chant smiles combined more
than human nature endure obliged 60 retire
lis family forthwith that might have time h thint letter
,rrshe his heart p.fcc, and Gsd change
and he there God, and his Nl
lsks cf itse Ne has respect for bis family ne
cnn. HARRIET HIscox
CyHEAPi cHEAP CLoAKs--tgrest Bgrlsins-Lsd 81 snd
laced PRICES suit the or which
hrsf materials and in the late STYLE Als lags
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MoRE AWFUL DIscLosUREs.--The Buffalo
Morning Times" Of Tuesday last, contains a letter
from this city, which makes the most awful dis
closures" that we have yet II affects, prinei-
pally, Mr.. Glentworth, Governor Sewsrd, his cabi-
net the State Barber and the fashionable society Of
Albany. elbow the trumpet, Balaam."
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OUk SHARP--we again rnder the necessity 81 eau
- tionlng the afflicted haries w. pretend
.s DR. Hunter Red Drep Its phfal limitations " snrsp
the The genuine medicine which has multi
,.es sold only At the cid and long established oes No
Every bottle sf the genuine has the stamped
the giass %, N
CoLps AND CoUuHs.Ro. aad's unoasria- vees
" table Demuceat. viii be found Of great in &c
obstnsts csrh coughs, esthra and susisry
ofpe:su relief from the threatening synpssns o. sc
medicine claims
hs confidence of the isvad han ts most vsusbl.
and safe remedy Have tcking, hekiux cough and
Of the urgs bottle OF this soohnr AID
fssan vegetable denulcent, will not value the
By 10 TAyge-sral ss,nt lnor's drrs .ar.
iss Broadway. (Frsnkn House NV Yors las Be~rry
and lie Canal ct
N b. Don't forget. Fever and Agus is cured Ny Rowands
Tonic Mixture.
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L a MOTIFS ECONOMy STOVES u H. la
street two doors fellow Peek clip harpy 70 inform the pb
that he just another sspry Of Economy coal
wood Cooking Stores. with and also his smaller
EconoIy Stoves varying price from S30 S2 aud
'tss all who may wisn cheap and good article, call and
judge q r themselves.
Dro those who hav. paid FOR Stoves, he s happy TO
form them that he no~ fully prepared to deliver them
IT and v nh lind lecle.
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STOVES! STOVES! STOVES

II .Lrc mn bsn az 1nUokiMo SUPERIOR
when in operation at the late Fair pronounced
be decidedly tie best Stove for coal has properties that
r earsSof stove Aso small Stores for small families,
with variety of other Stoves be had at W.sr
aud l0i Bowery co. iw- L. v. BADGER.
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SyGARsioe " low priced Spanish, in half and quar- s-
40 TX coLLiNs,s South ct
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DIR. THOMAs,S sPECIFiC PILLS

~ HlLE yol obtain SALE speedy FOR
all delicate dsvases By using bax Of Dr. Thomas Spe-
ehe PILE, do not permit another hour 10 kout
h~x and trying their virtues do not Hsr another
mse while saek fpsedy ,lief 80 scar hand resollecs
that nowont delay. the dssease 10 growing
sd worse and taking deeper rsot system Thess
ps nesrun rrvsred merely TO- sel bit th-y the
result Ut much labor and and pared Cor the
purpose Of eursg all those who give them trial They
entirely IRE from mercury and be used with greatest
For sale al 100 Fulton street William and
FusD corner G~ld; II. Hart a7s am c. Ring sf Broad
way; Syns. % Bowsry, Walker Price 81 osi smt
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DrseRAcsruL FoReEsy.-The Commercial Ad-
verser Of last evening, publishes what it calls the
"Glentworth papers" These papers are miserable
6bricatisns, fun Of obscenity, profanity, and folly
fabricated aud forged by the drivelers ofihst con-
Germ These are your moral and respectable papers,
m II
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CHEAPi CHEAp tL0Aks-tsren B,rt.as-Lad -, and
~ Nss~s' Cloats Of clio D. silt ard menc
laced prices 70 suit the times, Of Which ~
hrsf materials and IN the late siyle A, Large assortment
q chesp DR., Goods THO~. PAT ff9ON,
fn~efv. Division II.
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cOpIMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW york M.4RREFs, May %.


The business at the stock exchange yesterday was %
fair amoun and generally at further reduction OF pr
ces. Mechanics Bank declined I; Stonngton Is meI-
chants Exchange /; Farmers Trust aud Harlem per
cent The sales of United States Bank were ON time
and at falling off per cent. North American trust
closed at a slight advance
Corporation bonds the amount Of $3.50 were SOLD AT
100. Corporation Fire Loan per cent stock to the
amount of $500 sold at s9I.
SPECIE-The iiavre packet of the 24th, carries out
upwards of S200,O00 in Mexican dollars.
FLOUR-Demand for Western has been active to-
day, and sales 10 fully equal the supplies have been
made. Holders quite few "a 81, though sales OF
common brands offered at 81 75aS4 81, and good
common do "A SD which is the closing rate The other
descriptions are about the yesterday
CORN is more plenty and has sold at 5la54 cts inciu-
ding Southern and Delaware. One lot of Wheat from
Indiana sold at 81 03 Rye is in less request aud prices
declined 54aj5 cents being the rate. Oats are plenty
and dull.
COTTON is steady in prices and demand.
MOLASSES is very dull and decline Of LAP cts has
been established.
TEAS-There was large sale yesterday, consisting
of the cargo Of the Splendid and the remainder of the
cagoes of the Panama and Mantle. This sale closes
series of Tea sales that have in rapid succession,
and the quantity for Oday being known to be larger has
exercised depressing influence The previous cata
logues This SALE however, has gone off well, and bet
ter than the last The whole quantity, with few excep
tons, sOld and the lowest price for Canton made
~ cts, and for country 81 cts.
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Eran az .qIbnnu .LournnI.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.


The following is an exact copy of Letter written by
Messrs. - -, intelligent supporters of Van Blu
rem in the Of Alexander, tennessee county, to the
Editor OF the Washington Globe. The original in the
possession of Blair
Copy of Letter TO F. P. Blair, By Of his subscribers
10 the Extra Globe about 10 be published
ALEXANDER, May 3, 1910.
F. p. BLAIR-Dear Sir We received prospectus
fem you for the extra Globe to be published at cheap
rate till after the election; have made some exeruon
procure subscribers, and yet have been unable to
procure any. Il is lanentable fact that the Harrison
mania RACES here the fearful extent that the wing pa
pers represent it to be in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Con-
nectcut, Sc.
As much this is be regretted, is no less iac
although this county has always been against the admin
straon party, yet il would seem at this time that many
of old original Jackson men were going over to tie
support of Harrison great numbers even in this town
no less than tiveny have already abandoned us. We
here begin to give up that all is lost-that old Granny
Harrison must supercede the wise and patriotic states
man now at the head of the Government.
We, however, send you one dollar for the extra Globe
ADDRESS us, Alexander, tennessee CO., New York.
Yours, truly, Signed - &.
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NO RELIEF-OUR REPRESENTATIVE.-A cor
respondent of the Albany Evening Journal gives the an
nexed quotation from speech OF Dr. Duncan, on the
anpropriation bill What say you, Mechanics and Farm
ers IS there emo real pecunary distress in the contry
Cincinnati Gazette.
sBefore entering upon what design TO say about the
Los Cabin Candidate desire to say few words about
fe panic which attempted to be got up. We heard of
panics before, Mr. Chairman; this is no new matter
consider il political monomania Sir there is real
Decuniarv distress in the country Ii is SANDER upon
The country. 1t There are some men in the
country who want to live without labor, and such men
talk of distress and look Congress for relief Congress
can afford no relief This is not Poor house. sir, and
Congress has nothing do with the domestic difficulties
of the country.!n
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H.8Y.aMa M.aRKET. Man

There is change in the Sugar market Price Sac to
Gallo, with an accommodating stock.
COFFEE has declined iaa. We can buy al S7as for
your Market whittier, however, very little is now ship
ped.
FREIGHTS to Hamburg "a per ton, and other ports
in proportion.
Bills on London, lOl prem. New York, II prem; New
Orleans, 2ia3 disc.
LARD-$16aI6. nominal. Only $50 kegs have been
sold this week. and the dealers appear disposed to wait
until week, so long without arrivals from
your port leave in uncertainty of the expected
supplies.
innovations at freight of 81
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PHILADELPHIA DI.aRKETS, May %.
Sales of Stock at the second board:
$1,000 State 5, 1864, 92a
shares U. States Bank, 76k
so do do ID. o. 10 fiat 765
80 do Girard, so 7-e
5 do do 800

5 shares U. States Bank, 76i
90 do do b. o. 10 fiat, 764
80 do Grard, 97-S
do do 800
COFFEE-Is exceedingly dull, with falling prices on
last weeks quotations,
COTTON-Over 200 bales fair Tennessee at 6, 81 and
81 cents few sales prime Mobile at IL cents; los bales
New Orleans common cents.
FlSH-Continues very dull and sales confined to the
trade IN small lots, with falling prices.
FLOUR AND MEAL-EXpOrtd demand having ceased,
the sales are light, with falling prices. Pennsylvania
Flour may be fairly quoted at "a 70; Western at 81 So
though soed bbIs have been sold at less Brandywine
Corn Meal at 81 81 per bbl; Rye Flour 50 81 Cleared
this week for foreign ports 5065 bbls.
PROVlSIONS.-Marketr rather heavy for all kinds;
Lard seems most in request and may be quoted at 10
cents Western Mess Pork Sl5kal6; sales go hhds Ba-
con, at u for Shoulders 81 Sides 10 cents for Hams per
lib. About fair average OF other sales
TEAS.-Sales have not been active as last week,
owing in some measure TO several public sales having
taken place in New York this week, particularly the
of yesterday at which traders attended in some
numbers-no falling off in price however is noticed;
Canton made Young Hyson sells in lots from importers
at "A cents per lb.
TOBACCO.-A decided improvement has taken place
in this article, and fine qualities sought AFTER IA hhds
mddlng to fair 7a9 cents rs hhds inferior cents per
b selected good 10 cents 56 Cuba at IL cents
per lb.
FRETGHTS.-The low state of markets abroad flor
our produce has had bad effect on our shipping inter
es in this port, and going south for European
treghts. The packets loading shllngs per Dbl.
for England; transient vessels Is Sd. Cotton per
h. Bark 40 SOS, per ton. France, II cents per h. for
cotton Hambnrg bark Cos. per ton of224O pounds;
bacco, 48s per hid
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NEW oRLEaNs MONEY M.aRKET. Mnu rs

NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET, May 10.
SPECIE, 5aa6k per cent. premium; Exchange on Eng
land l2al2 per do; Sight Drafts New York Gas
per cent Philadelphia 2a2k per cent United States
Bank notes 2a3 per cent premium. Texas Treasury
notes are worth 15al7 cents per dollar.
The True American gives the by the Great West
ern and adds-''The receipt of the above
Iy hour had sensible effect the MARKET and 1900
bales of cotton changed hands to-day The almost
tain prospect that there will be great importatons OF
grain required for England This will relieve the money
market and give some chance to cotton dealers.n
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Capt Dumas, of the schooner Albert Stein, from Pen
sacola reports the following:
nIsAs'rER.-The British ship Sherbrook was blown
ashore in Pensacola Bay the I'd Instant but received
assistance from the United States frgate Macedonian,
the next morning, and was got off. =
the British ship Dudonino, of Glasgow, was fast
aground in two fathoms water, between Dauphine and
Massacre Islands. The steamboat Swan was alongside
trying get her off but had been unsuccessful IN all hei
Captain Dumas sailed in company with the u States
soop of war Erie.
The U. 3. frisate Macedonian, u s. slooPs ontario
and Warren and Frepeh sloop Sabine, were IN port
=. y, 80 : 1870 N. o. Bwllettns
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DUK CHARTS VARIETY STORE,
No InII RAJ TIN1ORE STREET

W. IV1a 17-I17 I I'M = - I'LL
Between South and Calvert Streets,)
NMTHERE can be had, on REASONABLE terms, the
w following articles
Sweeping, scnbbing, Shoe, Tooth, Weavers' ann Full
Ier's BRUSHES
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS; hand
sOmely ettered
Willow basket CARRIAGES
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboarls towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards and rolling Pins
Muders; Spoons
Lamp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays Reeds and Cane, suitable for reed
makers
Plough or leading Lines
ParlOur and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton CARPETS
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, &c.
Baltimore, 5th month, 1910. may 12-tf
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SAVANNAH MARKETS. Mav 1s.

COTTON-The demand for Upland since our last re-
port has been moderate and prices fully to CT low
er has been accepted. The market closed Saturday,
rather dull The sales will reach 5000 bales pr-
ces ranging from to cents-pnneipally sIto9c Sea
Island has been much sought AFTER and improve
ment in price has been made. We quote I6 to &c
FLOUR-Baltimore Howard street, seas so per bbl.;
Philadelphia and Virginia S6a5 50; Canal s7aa8
PROVISIONS acon-Hams 10a14c. per lib; Shout
ders and Sides 9a103c Beef Mess none; Prime none;
Pork, Mess Sl7; Prime SIS.
TOBACCO-Kentucky l0al2; manufactured l5a22
WHISKEY-Bal Baltimore and Philadelphia 37a40 cts pr
gallon.
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WHAT HAVE WE GOT?-What have we got for
the one hundred and eleven millions of dollars that we
have paid to Mr. Van Buren, for the last three years!
ANSWERING have got deranged cunency-low
xyaees-property reduced in value-manuacories shut
upolaborers without employment--corrupnon In high
piaces-dstress amidst the poorbankrupcy IN the Ma
onal Treasury-and last least, gold for the office
holders very cheap Shall we try him agains-Harford
Courier.