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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
ITO LET-A pleasantly situated and

luz convenient House at ElzabehtowH, New-Jersey
nrarv new and desirable residence for any person
on- business 10 the civ Communication by steamoat or
railroad constantly. Apply 10 Geo g. Sheppard al ~ GIN
street. Y " or \. q. Thompson. Ehzlbethiown. 2nGt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
"a FOR SALE-A small house and five

Il or ~ acres of land acres cleared, and about
,1 acre .t out with handsome growth O peach trees
md tie remainder OF the IAN. IN Wo0tuaea at Far Rock
,y,v on the main road between d. 7. IenniD-, and thf
ol.gaie Inquire AT the to-gae, or of JOHN NORTON
Jr next to thu ollgatc Far Rocka~ay, or leave noi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
LA FOR SALE-The three story Brick

~ ok SNTE-I ne IIITtt sIUTy I'IICh
i"iA UOl--E AND LOT Or GROUND, Ne. =
NaTAsisirec, between Ma. son and Hsnrysreets ~
LOT > by 90 feet. the House . by ~ ee, wth Il i.ch
walls bull by AVS work under the p.rniendencs 81 sir
George Ireland There ten 6re places IN tbs toae
.eye gf vii ci are finished with marble chimney pieces
The~e = dry cellar und> die whore. pavel AMI divided
mo several apartments, hre-proot ashoue qndrr Ine
kitchen fire place and the whole IN complete order Ie
premises b. every day between the hours OF IL
AMI 2e'cocs. For further panceiars Apply 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
IN JERSEY CITY Tor
OOARDERS WANTED-In private
DOAkD AND TUITION in the Gov

tryA mother. aud experienced tacher, wishes 10
ase ten twelve shlen 10 instruct with her own In a
pleasant part ot the country 20 miles from the CITY, BOARD
lnd tuition thirty dollars per quarter one hall PAYABLE IN
alvarez NoeNua chares. For particulars and references
uqJ sire ~ Narick place door from Bleecker street
Wl lW-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
WHOLE NO. 333.
REAL ESTATE

~ TO LET-Pleasant Rooms aud Of
Eces No. walislreei corner Bnostw ay. Apply "a
Il =. j. VI ELY. - Fulton street..
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NJ. FOR SALE.-Bargains Bar ms =, -

Err On StLE.-I'dI, III u l.I--,- ,rn
Fer sale or exchange. ~ ificD ~ 80 c~.'i,v "a
80, . arr-. each sOH of 'it -, ,-.''t -
,.r ~ Streams. and covered ~ hne ,''n' 'oel
a whit oak hickory, beace' ~-a , o,, eotion ,oi scco
me sou t' "ot,to~> The above !s'-is VIII god al
rssseed pree. and on eras . ,a o. nsy W. , a., ~
l.-,l k,r almost any And vi meIsH-isiLe' TOT INV
"agfsn'' Btu 4. p. SMITH. IS herty t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
VIE. GLUE, Glue, Glue.-The Sub

NJ scrbers being supplied from varoas manuI3e iores,
Arfp constantly on hand large assortment o The d'f ent
Qualities OF Glue sold in ts market. IL which ey "oud
invite the particular attention ot Manufacturers, country
Merchants, and all who deal in tic article
JOSHUA GILBERT son, Agents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

ab0ui g0 .cres Of good land, lyng AZ Bsglr Ton
ei water privileges IN ths north quarter Of staten ID,
For oarl.n'ar, inquire Of DAVID Drcher, 20 ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10
Foreign Importations.

a. HYnE-ship Iowa. pix Mayer. Bully, Ws.d s Co
20 = Hemmerlirg cob + Bossigel q Lginois co.
t W,l1 ms, PeTe,-2 4 LumaTe-2 Stew
q Beoren Graves COLL Beer Rosc6 MOAN l;eiin,
piion %eo-3 i,ne Ismson col Gocdhue co-5 II
Halght coz Becar X Ro ,ch-3 Sind-3 Foley 4
( Frosch,,3 II Meyer Leayet.-IW Wiley & Pulnan-3 7
Gummi a /; pkg, GlIe,.2 Young Smith SEA BE;
i TqpPeI.5 DuT,dIlo D Muller Wolfe Hem.
l. Is Lasalla--i Dubois Jacot Coz Fay u co.. Spies.
Christ col TIMBER Danhmann--2 Benjamin 4 colo
BeEsodcn & col Bernard Mcrian--l II Feld-l L J
Ashm,n-I Russell Madison Tsyiori Schmidt Andrea
Il q Blight J Bounard-l w Daper- T Little * col
f A Weleh-lE Crangysl Ke,sls5 & col Lpsschisk
thsup, Chunl F Blondeau.I w II Hors,nan s COL L
Rce-i Bernhard IIatton-i Clevelaod-i T Newman
HsbeIshim Jones-l Otis Mason-i Ensler & FOLEY
Jarrossay &co-26 rkgs 30 bbls TO orde,
LnERPooL-Ship Rochesteri pkgs Thos Hunt co., Cor
.oon. Hodges eoT72 WIN Channeey eo-3J Connal-e W
Phelps Dodge cob pkgs Hicks COZ smh-3 l. Lane
81 hhds ties MeyeG sacks salt $50 tons coal Woodruff
Minturn-9l pkgs TO order
AmsTrRDl N-Shp Agnes-lsoo bags 81 OK, Pfer Wiss-
mannparcel rsttans Buaze Hurter25 pipes Phelps f.
tnge-5 ck ceroons Victor Duckwz-l cks Wichehiu-
sen Achilles. Lenning co.. Van Anwerp& coz
cks 20 bags TO order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10


MoRMoSrsM AND MISREPRESENTATION the distin-
gushed arrivals In this city last week, we have thai
OF the celebrated Mons. l.. de Bonneville, formerly
Professor OF French in Harvard College, since ihei
Professor OF Magnetism all over the country,
now and forever great teacher aud preacher, ant
burning and shining light among III, Mormons
This gentleman IS extraordinary mana per
iect enthusiast in his scisnce OF Mesmerisni-he ha;
followed 1t up with such intensity TO discover tiia
Mormonism Is the only true religion after all, ac
cording to his notions and that by means OF Mes
Inerism he has discovered the true Mormon mode
OF revelation, and the way in which Joe Smith re-
ceives his communications direct from Heaven lie
teaches French, Spanish, Italian, Latin, the arts
and sciences, and probably the unknown tongues,
and is able to cure sick people of all sorts OF disor-
ders, including the blue devs-in short, every dis
ease, but that of empty pockets. His love tor the
Mormons was so great, and his conviction derived
from Mesmerism SO certain, that they were and
are the true people Of God-that he abandoned
lucrative situation Harvard, to go out into the
world, and preach the truth. To be sure, he fell
into the hands Of the Philisrines, and was robbed
by brother in part of his faith, of all his money;
bat that's a trihe. He is here now, and we advise
him to give lectures instantly, on the extraordinary
connection between Mormonism and Mesmerism,
TO the salvation of sinners. We want great re-
form here bad enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

Destructive FIRE IN ll.LISos.-The Ottawa Qll.)
Free Trader says On the oath April the large flour
ing mill and saw mill at Marsciles, in this county,
was destroyed by fire. The Touring mill was deci-
dedly the best in the State it contained eight Of
stone all the machinery was Of the latest and most
conveniently constructed. We understand the mills
cost the proprietors about 500, 600, and that only
$4,000 Of this amount is covered by insurance in
the Mutual Company of this State. About ST. 500
worth of flour and grain was also consumed and so
rapid were the flames in their destructive progress,
that not single grain of wheat, ounce of flour
saved. Every thing was destroyed, and the
building was burnt to the waters edge.
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to 100000 equivalent 800 600 quarters Of wheat
Other incomes and taxes required to make up the be-
lance, so that the laboring classes will actually pay az
much a, before and the annuitsnts AMI capitalists will
havc their property increased in real value The onl,
way in which the national interests will be promoted b,
The change will be in the probable ability of the English
manufacturers main tain their foreign markets in con
sequence of the reduced cost Of production.
From all these facts the conclusion may be derived that
whatever of increased prosperity may be enjoyed by the
people of this country for the few years will arise
from internal intercourse and not from that with foreign
nations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

fG3- THE NEW YORK MUsEuM.-Ths establish
,ncn offers the richest bill of attractions Of place Of
amusement in tho city The arrangements in the Lecture
Room are of the highest order of excellence. Among
those who appear Yankee HILL in himself host, Mrs.
ardwick the accomplished vocalist and the celebrated
pianist and singer Mr.. Austin Phillips. Besides this
have the Dwarf the greatest living curiosity in the world
81 oage and weighing only nineteen pounds The
Irish Giant and magnificent model ofthe Natural Bridge
Virginia and Of Switzerland The attractions
the New York Museum defy rivalry, and Strangers
should not leave the city without visiting them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10
GARD AND NOTICE TO TRAvELLERS. and DIE
" Pubic resident in the State OF New OH and

GARD AND NOTICE TO TnAvELLERS. .aa DIE
"s ss. p WEIc i M&SS oe believe they can re
the lovers of the noble science. horssnan;hr most
AID AID a sr.r in his own dr,,srtsnsnt
The Grand Ten, Saloon new spac'oue and Msy aeeon,
modatnS; the housing and decorative nTn2s are men, novel,
The Orchestra comprises the beet available N,u,e N! F.
Of the Great Masters admiralty p'ayrd
.s s @ E Il, s.4
s ,S % 1Sd p ss' Ja S"s Gaoy
ballet aided BY the ionr Misses Wells the mos, talented 'u
s .,s;ns I,sI,sn mns.,ic seena Of Mr. Eey sni
his infant must elcetniy all who Dehoa se'e'' 49,
The msgnseept Poses t- four hungarian Cc".'"-
The ,' b s. a1 S.. sSn 81 lie Is oH
SMITH cannot fail to excite , ,s.'M,i O. Sweet Dis
play his supe ID aabrun and splendid Dances on the ASn'
css;o~.liy Introduce of the most por.a, 'o"sse
great East Indian Nesgoinsye frs nI VsaItsx BY rlv
,,n" tronpesingle acts Of dash and DARE BY Nh
i2w sl; p,,roncr will rcrresen, Gnrd Historical Csr
cade Pssea,ts with the beautiful s;gd Of Hcr-e,
q ssnd s fsss ssli GS Hsass
q s ae s &c Paess d SY Fasanss T. H"Sn
MITCHELL's OIL MPIC.-EpMIS, ltbe lad slns-
NJ nedi, viii ske place on Wedne.dsy nh IL ,s9
G SsrRR ofERA With 'Hs the ct,ScP. ' seS
bal. M fo TTr lss M Esxis T
wGs M G s,E Eswr w maze ss. q day. %s %
pIrssAST rxciyRsIoN.-A ..l aeross The Halson 10
Hobokn and soll 'lcps i, roman,c p re-, e,nno
m Yield much ss.s.cn 70 ' rs.ar ssr BENZ
cut ap for ip crowded s XXI. a, lr .na ,a 20 IL
RELAXATION Tho erteueys grounds %, % u now IN al M
raIia,f 81 Of 81 cal. spns, Ihs esy2ra tenltw
re Ss ssrssssls sIsEsi inst can &c rass s ssa'aa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10


On Sunday afternoon, WILLIAM HENRY CLAYTON, prn-
ter in the 35th year of his age after long and painful
illness
His relatives and friends and those of his and the
members OF the New York Typographical Society,
requested to attend his funeral from his late residence %
Rutgers street, on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon of lingering Illness Mrs. HAIR
LArGaS wife Of the late Daniel Langan, native Of
Cork, Ireland, aged IS years.
The relations and friends of the family and the
bcrs of Mercantile Lodge No. a. J. o. OF f. respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral Wednesday, 18th in
sant at O'Clock NJ from the residence OF her nephew
Henry Croker, 3l9 Pearl street
On the 9th inst, Mrs. Hannah roLLY. aged AZ years
The friends OF the deceased and those Of her Gary
ham Polly respectfully solicited to attend the funeral
this afternoon q! O'clock from her late residence No. 81
Suffolk street.
Ohio and Vermont papers will please copy the above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

M EXCITEMENT TCoNTINUES TO BE THE
ORDER OF THE DAY.-We have had the currency eA-
temen the temperance or teeio.al excitement and the
,rcat excitement OF to-day is the between Boston and
sashon But what is singular all these excitemeus
snporary The only which we know Of that has
inued for length Of time is that in relation shernans
Lozcnges This. instead OF falling off, appears to be daily
creasing judge from the quantity of lozenges
Doctor daily shipping oil to different parts of the
,orld His Office in this city is at los Nassau
AGENTS Reding, Boston Burgess, Philadelphia Reed
baltimore, ani A. Duval Co., Richmond Va.
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Passenger Sailed.

LrEnrooL-Pscket ship RoscoeRobt, Collinrel, Of Con-
n.e'irnt; Miss Rivers Ms Icons New York. Richd Phelps
Va; Mr. Schoo!caft ien; 4. rdelle Florida; Mr., Pur
ton John Park Liverpool; Mrs Lentz Mrs Walker England
HAvRE-Paeket ship Albany-L Collomb. Madam. Brun
Mrs. n Z Elliot Miss Margaret B. Elliot, WIN: r. Elliot,
Busscls Mr. Bnng,on Switzerland Mrs Capt A. Watson
Westchester,
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10, Is4s.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship. R:.,oe, Hui,ls:on; Lyss9 prinne Mp'am Co;
land Wear Mobile D. 4 A. Kngsand; Montreal. Dolns
Savannah, surgss Ces,msn-BTis, Eliza Susan Cha,s
sweetIer Apaac hicoa, Nesnith LesdsDa.eh galliot
Hard, Jscksonyule, Fla.
Arrived.
Packet ship suy, Thompson from Hive, April ). md'e to
Packet ship Iowa Pe FROM HAVE, April md'e, to c. Dol
ton, Fox X Livingston.
to woodSui Mn!St ed a lat Z, * oa e. SPOKE Dr.
barb Defender from Hull for York 21 lat - 20 iop ~
tosa 2th lat 70 le Ion q 81 sesealae ccbergs 2h
la 90 Ion ~ ao passed ship swatar from Liverpool for Phi
Ship seoa:5. Robinson, from Liverpool April !, mdse,
Ship Agnes, Came from AnsterlaH March &c, and Do
day, amongst the ice some S.nds ,ery ageooe in particular
from G 70 ir S q he ' sod s G
l % O R e Pa;;r ship 'nns to 'a o e hs ,SSmse
Bah Arehu,a BAXTER days from Trieste mdse D. H.
Bek D. Baset 10 days from Rio de Janeiro coffee Z.
Grinnell, Mlnturn & 90. IT
below.
Bark Perseverance, 10 days from Dublin.
Big Corssr days from London. with mdse 10 Peterson
Bir Triton 10 day. from Scotland.
Also. two ships aud Two tcpsa schrs
sailed.
Ships Roscoe Hneson Liverpool! Albany. Watson H,vT-;
Be e@ oss Ri %bn.g dns sssa
SiS.; s VI $ B.ssni% oaS;sas, . sf ;s
Mckee ST. CroI; shr Don Juan Bincoa. and large fleet Of
other vessels. Wind fresh from y.
Marine Correspondence.
.ss Ia a:s &c: Sara! @s % & ' u.
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HURDLE RACE OVER Sr. LEGBR.-There was
small hurdle race at Toronto the oath ult. in pre-
sence Of Sir Charles Bagot. Miss Caroline won,
after great exertion. II was spirited race.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10
Passengers Arrived.

HAyRE-Packet ship Iows-Ms Rnsella Fzard Miss Ro-
sIss FriaaFd, Mr.. r. s,hsysI, Master g G sSh,ysI, T
Of England T. Murphy and lady Islapl Jerome Raye and
LyERgaoLNshp RoeLs'tsrLJ,mes cyeshtop. Of NYorE;
Gamer Parks, Canada Thos. Rubdge j. Jones, J. Bunker
Michael Cso lady anil Miss Cruso Miss Ella Cuso
Miss Selma Cruso Henry Cruso, George Dainty, lady and
;Sssn, JSsn D9iny Miss Elizabeth Dainty Mis- fSSe.
Jane Dainty, Miss White ell of England; Thos. McQaaker,
Scotland; Leopold Lang Oermany--2iOi in the seerage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

DINNER AT THE KREMLlN SALOON, Ill BROADWAY
Mr.. EpTroR-ln consequence Of notice in the He
raid relative to the above establishment, ], In COM
pany with three friends dined there day last
week. On our arrival we assembled splendid mar
BILE stairs and to the left there stood the polite host
with bill of fare in hand presented to ms accompa-
MED with graceful bow.
''Woud you wish private room, gentlemen p
We assented. and forthwith were ushered into
what he calls the grave room''-and then gave an
order as follows -
Turtle Soup for Apples Fritters. for
Salmon and Asparagus, Bottle Claret, 50 SO
Spring Chicken, do fine Pale Sherry, ! 90
Sweetbreads Sc, do Hedrick Champaign so
Lobster Salad,
After enjoying most excellent dinner, with the
necessary comforts, cleanliness good waters, pro-
per attention, &c, called for our bill, which
amounted TO 81 80. Surprising there must necessa-
rily be some mistake. we inquired Of the worthy
Host if such was not the case.
No, gentlemen" he replied-"My object is to
CHARGE such prices as will square with the times.
and at all times shall be happy TO sec you or any
friends you may please to recommend"
We assured him that should patronise him.
And in Justice to him and the public, we make
this statement, in order that gentlemen who dine
'down town. may avail themselves of similar
advantage. rL .tlt1 Four.
REMARK.-This is much cheaper than dinner a,
the Rocler dc CancaLe at Paris.
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Sold only at II Maiden Lane.
CITY Despatch Post,

PnrScIrAL OrricE.-Letters deposited before hafpas
delivery at g. l, and O'Clock.
BRAscH OrrIcEs.-Leters deposited before 7, IL. and
O'clock will be sent out for delivery ut O. l. and o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREI0 Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

fz- CHATHAM THEATRE.-Londo Assurance wa,
performed last night at this establishment to densedly
crowded house. and in manner that will ensure
equal that which rendered popular when first
produced In this country repeated tonight together
with the laughable farce Of Uncle John. In which Mr.
Lambert and the entire company appear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10
Passengers to Arriyc.

SAvANrAH-Shp Newark--Nlrs. McKirstry Mrs. Wcstcot
MIS- c. F9rbs, Mrs; Capt Smith and child Mis-, Curtis
Mrs Curtis; Lieut. j. McKinstry, Lieut. Wcstsott, L. = -
W. C. Forbes p l.. Bliss u. D. Demins, q. Curtis, q. W
Curts-3o III the Storage.
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New Y0RK, Nay 9th, 1912.


Ma. Epirok:-- II M
We the undersigned adopted citizens Of the United
States having oberv cd In the Morning Herald Of 81 inst
copy Of letter purpor!ing 10 have been written by Mr.
James Kelly q presume of the 5h ward) presiding Of
Seer Of the Erin Conservative Association, of the City
ofNew York, to his Exceency John Tyler, President of
as adopted by said association at meeting March 9th
$780, would beg respectfully TO inquire where this
cation holds its meetings and at what time, wish
TO become members of il. This Information will much
fblge,-
Dear Sir
Yours very respectfully
THOMAS HEATING,
. JOHN HOWLAN,
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r3- TO OUR SUBSCRlBERs.-Wc request of our
subscribers read this article the whole Of it, and then
II circumstances require, ask Of them test the
truth Of what we have asserted
We saw from personal knowledge. that Dr. L. d. Flem-
ming's Worm Candy is a pleasant mild aud efectual
remedy for worms in children.
That his DiarrhGa Candy will give speedy relief from
that most painful of all diseases.
That his Dinner Tonic Candy is certain cure for
soiveness lness distress inter eating, heartburn Sc
That his Cathnrtc Candy is Of the very best uni
versnl ply scs known. For coughs colds bilious com
plants, evers foul stomach &C. is thorough remedy,
We further saw that these medicines purely vcge-
table and only agreeable but desirable to the taste
Sold wholesale and RETAIL at 1876 Nassau street Also,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10
MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic steamers

To Ship Masters.
We shall esteem favor if captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore r. s. Martin Of feet
report Of the shipping LEFT the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo and
foreign they may have. Commodore Martin viii
board them Immediately their arrival We viii recprocas
the favor ia any way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10

ERIE RAHRoAD.-The Erie Railroad Company
made their trip this morning from Goshen to this
city, in four hours and five minutes, bringing leo
passengers, 70 of which came over the railroad.
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From this appears that sper cent rcceivedfor
freight than for passengers large proportion of this
direct loss to the city of New York. and would now
not for petty jealouses, individual intrigue, and po
litioal trickcry, be pouring into this city. The
English tariff, imposing duty on Western produce here
toorc imported into Canada will probably have the effect
of driving additional quantity into the Boston market
to be thence distributed to the other colonies
At Montreal the banks drawing London at o.,
day bills and New York a: days. u per cent.
Upper Canada bank notes are discount of II per
nSMontrea but arrangement about to be entered
into to equaze the paper currency, that the
specie currency bill is in operation The following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10
MONEY NIARKET.


The stock market generally has been heavy to-day but
prices have not materially altered Western State Bonds
generally gave way influenced probably in degree
by the sale stock advertised for by the Comp
troer Of the Free Banks Illinois SIS and H.
diana SIS fell per cent each Harlem Railroad
Delaware and Hudson j. Stonington T.
In another column will be found statement in relation
the shipment of pork from Ohio, via Canal Boston
That presents important fact in relation 10 the trade be-
tween the West and the Atlantic cities Boston, via rail-
road the route chosen by enterprisng shippers Of
produce which formerly sought the destination via
New Orleans The quantity Of produce which is travel
ling the Western Railroad may be in the follow
ing official table of receipts for the week ending April
30 =
RxcEiprs UPON THE WESTERN RAILROAD WEEK
ENDING APRIL 30.
Total
Received for 431t m
Do freight, mail, SC. 1868 IS
1898 II
Excess for FIRE ight 1853 81
Total receipts previous week. $500 90
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aIes Mt tho stock exchange.


Business generally active and prices OF produce
seem to be Er ind the receipts VIII canal are req
Oily disposed OF!
The 8, 900 bushels Of Illinois Wheat about sold
Saturday ut 81 ,26.
Sales of Cotton are active at firm prices.
Proyisions--New Western Pork droops especially
prime the asking prices 6a5 and Ss5 200 barrels
city prime Beef sold at So Dbl Lard in demand, 500 bb
Ohio sold at 81 cents b. and the quality in kegs
at cents. Butter of prime quality is in demand at %
for Goshen in pals, and Is n 30 cts for dairy Naval
StoresSales Tnr 81 A 81 so and understood barrels
Georgetown at slls;, cash Pitch has again declined
and at 81 25 Sl37t Turpentne is dull Sales North
Carolina at S23l 1918 cash Spirits Turpentine sold at
2Sl cents cash city distillers ask 8? IS. SugarsAs
general thing the market has been dull and prices low.
Sales 400 hhds New Orleans at 81 cash 81 A. mos
$50 Porto Rico at II g. and some at 81 rs ST. Croix at
Havana 81 81, and 81 some white do at "A &
II, all mos. By auction Saturday, 800 hhds. New
Orleans sold from the wharf at Sil9 sll per 100
Inc q A
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~ WE REFER OUR READERS TO THE FOL-
LOWING:-We consider It conclusive proof none can
reasonably doubt without trying. Wethc undersigned CT
liens of Cleveland, certify that have used jones' Oil
oCora Crcassa for hair and found its effect fol-
lows:-Our hair falling out, and the roots filled
with dandruH, which caused 1t to turn grey that be-
gan TO dollar bottle the 18th of April and
the 18th our hair had assumed fine dark look the dam
nearly all disappeared and hair had nearly
all ceased falling doubt in short time shall have
fine CROP hair is growing fast aud dark from the
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Cnlfle Market.

There not many cattle in market to-day. Only
about hundred beeves FIVE hundred sheep and lambs
and fifty cows and calves.
Nearly all these sold at prices showing decline
in all but beeves Sheep ranged from So to $3.50 lambs
from - to 81 and Cows and Calves from $25 $50 a
head. Becves fetched from Si,75 to S7,?5 hundred
weight.
Although there appears to be smaller supply in
ket this week than usual there is lack of cattle in the
interior.