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CROTON WATER.

EWBAN4's LEADEN TffES. LINED WITH TIN
Il In consequence orte Geietrous eie Of drinking water
we'll ale cider anl other uid Of lead the adoption
Of these pipes for the Cron through the dwell
Of the citizens has been strongly rcommended by the pro-
essors Of Chemistry in the University, Columbia Co'lege
College Of Physician and Surgeons Sci by the Mayor Of the
Jtv the State Comm aud Engineers OF the Aqueduct
pe suncntenden; Of the Pipe Department and Commissioner
furnishing water the houses by Professor Siiimnn, Dr.
nuon and other eminent medical and scientific gentlemen
no those who having pipes pumps baths, &c. fitted in
snsauon OF receiving the Croton the friends Of the
cause and the ciens large, these pipes
h, mn as well FOR their superior strength and du-
aoty ~ Wti as Tor their quality transmit the FIRST
Cessty M he Tree IRON the nsidions sou
irons ihe Timed Ires VIII be fitted up at prices varying but
signify tom ose charged by plumbers for common ones Like
every Improvement IN the they have had to contend both
mere ana IN Europe, VIII tNc bitter hostility Of
gne their interests Affected NY them An who desire inor
nation respecting them invited In s.nJ
give their orders TIIOS g,vp ..'ssiiI, al"
iclO cod lm'r % Spruce or % ~, H. IN, ,
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MEDICINES.
CORNS, CORNS, CORNS.
q Murray strcct.


MONS. AND MADAME Der HARD,
Corn Doctors. from Paris,
- EG LEAVE TO inform the inlabmt of New York that
ID they will be ippy upon all who may esirt
services Mons and Mad Bernard have been practcing u
Uued States but few months aud in that short time have
ceived tcsmoni from of The most eminent santlunen
and others the benefit aud comfort which they have
ceived since they have been attended by them. They have the
honor to nlorn the public that by and peculiar method
extrca Hard aud Soi Con, Banions, Ca'losties &C.
without outline. Mons and Made b, do attempt offer
nostrm requiring sccrcsy Hath ITS efficacy; but
contdenty those who sn!r fo'n Troublesome and
painful COINS that they have the islactioH OF
away their tormentor, the Corn IL their hands.
Mons. and Made y have in their upwards of
those who have rterenced relief
their hands Mons and Made D. hayc ced their p,oes,
for several Germany France and England, and
acquired great skill and much practical cxper,encca fact
atcstcd by certificates from the celebrated I'm
gsh French and German physicians wed from several of
the nobility aud gentry OF those countries delivered to them
after four years cure. The operation will not occupy
than minutes and the relief iusta that the
thus treated tdatcly Wt their shoes and walk
without the least Inconvenience.
Ladies and gentlemen Will be waited their resi-
dencC IL they sire 1t.
Al home in the morning from till II, and in the after
from 2 till % clock.
Office at Boston, Isl Court iy8 nr
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DIR. HORNE.

CONTINUES be consulted confdcntial'y his Office No
~ rs Murray street,
St,sge are respectfully appzej that Dr. Horne, being ie-
gay bred the medical profession the city OF London has
years, for the last 70 in the city Of New York. His practice
from being general he confines particular branch OF ned
cine which engages his profound attention Ills experience
geathis astonishing. He cautions the unortu
nate against the Of mercury thousands are annually mceu
rallied of fcecent affections without mercury ef
unguishsn IN few days Sec cage: nov NIL
ed The learned Dr. Duchan emThaticay opss
m persons and 1crsons about be married. SHOULD Ne
ary cautious of those affections; what drcadiN
to transmit 10 posterity." -
Persons afflicted will, rotractcd and deporabc ncca
residence Of os years in New York city has established Doctor
orne c of sterling honor, ana oascu on ee
responsibility and skill Dr. H. offers to his patrons snIr guar
come in contact Attendance until nine O'Clock IN the eve
nng Noru,r
NJ THOMAS q. HORNE, son Of the late Dr. George 7.
fathers most practice At hi, e;tablishment No
Murray street. and may be consulted daily until O'clock
NJ, Sundays excepted lelo m--
I a BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PIILS.-Lct the unfor
IA tuuste that there eNaggeration Assert
ing these pills be speedy and radical for Gonorhea,
prescribed by the celebrated Abcpe in all stages Of
he above diseases In tine first box Is usually suf
cicnt TO effect few days In long protraced chronic
stages obstinate elects &c; hey are equally certain, having
months which tended destroy the constitution than
cure tho disease They leave the parts subject the
Troublesome weakness which frequently after
other medicines. They have unpleasant
taking them might frequent the refined society with
having their mSiruncs SUSPECTED They are composed
entirely of vegetable ingredients which inyigor,e the system
generally. For sale only IN New York. by WIN. WATSON
Arothccarics' Hall, 36 Catharne st. iel0 imsc
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DR. CLEARING AND BEAUTlFYING THE
COMPLEXION

COMPLENlON.
CIIURCH'S GENUINE VEGETABLE I.OTION ,recom-
" mended by the faculty for all diseases of the face and skin
eaicatcs pimples reckes, spots, redress ngworn
Tnl all cutaneon eruions gradually reasng delicate cle
soft skin transforms the sllow complexion into
radiant whtenes; renders harsh and rough skin beautifully
soft smooth and mparts TO the face, neck and arms,
healthy and juvenile bloom and by due perse its
pcation the result will be beautiful compile The Lotion
exceeded by other in the world Suffice il say thar il
has been used with the u States aud w
Indies without single complaint of its efficacy For sale at
Churchs Dspcnspy 1873 Bowery, OF Spring steet
InIc, lcnuf. nnrh Il
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MONMOUTH BANK, N. ].

E notes ofthe Monmouth Bank, signed by j. Halfway
M a Ea a. CASH "a are red, emed pcr by
!.iewpr EARL CO., II Wal ST.
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PHALON'S CELEBRATED
A N TIL A N DR| X T.

N ~ u 4l ~ II 10 Il T
REMOVING with wash the dandriH completely from
IL the head and rendering the Hair perfectly soft and silky
aud al the producing de.tuI cooling Sensation
i particularly valuable for ladies and children, and oi
southern climate cannot be surpassed.
Manufactured solely by the pre- MUM Wig Maker,
EDWARD PlIAL0N 2lt Broadway, n. Y,
The attempts made by individuals counterfeit this
and other OF the proprietor have rendered
ssry for him adopt the following ucNone genuine
less signed by the proprietor in ink. jyi lmsc
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the statements. fbTF . LEWIS FEuCHrwANGER,

Manufacturer Of ACIDS Diamond Cement Chloride Of Zc.
OK Silver Spirits Of i'ashorns and Mite Copsva ilsuss
mar Cansc Ether Chloride Of So Dealer in Leeches, Ps
Dentists Gold Foil, Mineral Teeth genuine Harlem Oh,
Iodine Glass Sy-inges, &c. jy7 lmsc
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JAMES ALCOCk, Dental Surgeon No. 1 Murray street.
respectfully informs lis friends md the public generally
his fom Europe and ady 10 all who
favor him with their patronage. All operations performed
his Office will be done the latest aud approved plans
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u ABlNEAJ,S Nav Hot and Cold salt Water Baths, al
~ The foot ot DehroSscs street, ttrd south of Canal
.oc North llyer) open Tor accommodation OF
both aides and gentle men. Open from sunrise until II O'Clock
81 night.
Y. Is. The where the baths stationed has been
drcpened which rcnder@t pure any other situation in the
vicinity 81 New York On Tuesiys the Bath is exclusively
devoted 10 ladies Ill r. NJ band gi music will IN al
tend every pC saat evening Fice N cold bath i2S
y rm maths An
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pEaRsALL,S OAR EsTABLlsHMENT. founded IN
1888 l02 Water street. five doors above Caiharne
ket the only establishment o the Kind IN the United States,
continues supply the Navy the American, Russian and
Spanish stcamoras s"ed alt the boats aud clUb
boats for the last orr and has now the largest assortment
oars, swecIS aud souls collected ia place.
y B-Thc Branch Oar Store the North River side, rs
shut up, and removed Water street; and all the
Of stare will sell enough cheaper those who
from The North River side pay them for their trouble
Race boats club boats, and SOULS sold 81 cent less
than last ms sine
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Wholesale and Retail Ware houses for Pickles,

GTAlNED GLASS AND WINDOW SHADES.-IiAN
~ NINGrON * co, 2a3 Broadway Readc ST, Glass
sneE and decorative Painters respectfully solicit families
aEdotl.I,, fitting their dwellings, inspect their stock,
which Tor syle and of work is be surpassed
and pcrs the times. Washable window shades from
dollar the richest styles, equally cheap proportion
Acirects and others furnished with designs For stained glass
for church windows dwellings, &c. the shortest notice. and
orders executed with economy and despatch.
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10000 CASES IN a YEAR.
MOTHERS. READ THIS, and save the Lives OF your
wi Children

BALTIMORE, March 81, 1898.
DR.. Jsync-Dear SirYou ask me what proofs met it'll Of
the efficacy eff medicine. that prescribed
medicine for bowel complaints that has given much
atisa ton, and patients speedy and perfect relief
this Whenever introduced into family, becomes the
standing remedy for those almen and is called for again and
again. which think petty good proof Of its efficacy and
usefulness In the summer complaint Of children has FREE
quenly appeared snatch the little victim from the
saved the life of child aud such and such child
have repeatedly heard said In disc affections of adults
have time aud again like charm, and
neni relief in few hours; may few minutes. In
fine, II valuable medicine and family should be without
it. Respectfully,
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD

2UU, UUU ksDriai f1es. c. 40 ,'' Sauces, Fe
.eyes Az Enslish Mast,l Of SUPERIOR apaly and low
Sour Kront by The barrel keg Preserved Meats, Soups,
Oysters Fowls Milk, &c, warranted TO keep any length OF
and climate excellent for ship ey afford
great luxury reasonable price Ground Coffee warranted
pure Walnut Mushroom aud Tomato Catsup by the gallon
urt
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VI Pc R L A Mt TO TIL T.
pUBIJC,

MISS COWAN respectfully informs the ladies OF NewYork
VI anl vicinity tit giving lessons The
Piano Forte Harp Guitar and y Singing aud ~ be happy TO
eceIve her pupils No. White attend the respective
houses ot tose ladies who prefer receiving lessons AZ their
own radencc Harp anl Piano Fores for sale aud on hire
Also very splendid Piano Forte for sale ic2g insr
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wANTED-in a'tist, used to decorative painting; also an
apprentce. mN20
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-17

was his duty to fine as he did, for an infraclion
and disregard Of them, He wished gentlemen
on the other side Joy for all they could make out
Of this.
Mr.. kelso solicited the gentleman from S.. 10
seph TO Withdraw his amendment and introduce
another which he thought would satisfy The de-
mocrafIc party, as follows. "Proyided that this
Joint resolution, o the act contempla ted therein
shall not contain or be construed 10 contain any
censure either express implied, upon the dis
tingutshed patriot General Jackson, upon the
cour, which imposed the fine
Mr.. Derees said he was happy to accommo-
date the gentleman and accordingly substituted
It. The amendment was then adopted with but
three or four dissenting votes.
Mr.. Herman moved that copy of this reso.
luton be forwarded BY the Governor to our mem
bers 10 Congress. Adopted.
Mr.. Ewing NOV cd TO strike out "the interest,",
upon the original sum. which is provided for by
The resolution. Mr.. West. during his roma ks.
called Mr.. +. 70 order) Mr.. f. was very much
grieved that his language was not grateful to the
ear of some gentlemen, but he feared tina, he
could act satisfy them; and he must say, that be-
fore that resolution shall pass, he would offer an
anne ndnent which would deveope the latent par
" feeling which prompted The inttoduction Of this
measure. Anne ndment jectod, yeas Ii, nays,
:}S.
Mr. Parker moved to amend, ''that nothing in
this iolnt esoIuilon contained, shall be construed
INTO expression OF any opinion as TO the polit
zeal acts or sentiments Of General Jackson."-
Adopted.
Mr. Yves, moved that the rules be suspended
and the resolution be read third time. Lost,
SO, nays rs. and the resolution is therefore
ordered to he read a third time to morrow.
BY Mr.. kelso, that the committee Finance
be instructed to enquire into the expedency Of
reducing the wages of the members and fees Of
officers, except the Judiciary. Adopted unan-
nousIy.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Thursday, Dec s, ls42
A message was received from the Senate, bv
Mr.. Mcguire, its Secretary, informing the House
that the Senate had adopted a resolution TO 20 il.
to the election Of U. S. Senator tomorrow, to
succeed Mr.. Smith; and asking the concurrence
Of the house IN the same.
Mr.. German moved for call OF the House.
which, being sustained, there appeared to BE-
eight members who failed TO answer 10 their
names. On motion the Seargen, at arms was or.
dered TO proceed, and request the attendance,
forthwith, of the absentees, except Mr.. Dunbar.
who was excused on account of indispositioo
On motion Of Mr.. Wight, the further call Of
the House was dispensed with.
Ga motion oil Mr.. Simonson TO lay tho rssolu.
non on the table, il dec ded ia the aHirma.
uve-ayes d. noes 40, follows
AYES-Messrs. Baker, Brown. Of D., Brown.
of NJ Brown, Of R., Brown, Of W., Butler. Of r.
Campbell, Carter, Chrisman, Cooley, Cuppy.
DAVIS. of Sullivan, Dufour, Dunn, English, Full.
Ter, German, Hardin, Hargroye, Jackson, John
son, Jones, Lewis, Leyman, Lingie, Logan, Love.
Major Matheny, Mccormick, Millikin, Moore. II
f., Moore, Of O., Myers, Nees, Nelson, Noryell.
O'NeaIl, Osborn, Peak, Prlliman. Proctor, Rob.
erts, Robinson, Rose. Shoup, Simon.on, Soook,
Stewart, Swyhart, Tevis, Wheeler, Wight, sud
DIR. Speaker--54.
of Fanderburg. Claypool, Clements, Cofis, Da.
Wis, Of NJ, Denny, Edwards, Flanagan, Foulke.
Francis, Gilbert. Goodenow, Hawkins, H,IIs.
Hodges, Huckebv, Leslie, Marvin, Mathsss.
Meeker, Mitchell, Montague, Parker, Patrick.
Real, Rich, Sluss, Steele, Strain, Stsai,on. Sum
mers. Sumner. Thompson, TingIey. Williams,
and Wison--4O
On motion Of Mr.. Gosman, the House then 3D.
journed.
IIoUsE. Dec 9.--On motion of Mr.. Robin.
son.
Resoired, That the judiciary committee be 70.
qnested TO inquire into the expediency Of pass.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
De mber 7.

Mr. Hodges introduced n bill to authorize the
exchange of Treasury Notes, and TO issue notes
Of the denomination OF one dollar. Ordered TO
second reading.
A IN, resolution respecting the fine imposed
upon General Andrew Jackson, in The city OF New
Orleans IN 1873, by Judge Hall, came up for con
sheraton.
On motion of Mr. Mccormick, it referred
TO the committee on the Judiciary.
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sen ATE.

WEDNESDAY, Dec Z, 1912.
The Senate assembled.
Tho President pro tenn announced the following
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- - - -
Passengers Arrived.

r.LpaRAIso-BaTk Ronadson-Liew Roger Pc ny, u S n,
of Cumberland Md. ,
BgESos AYRrs-Barh Characteristic L F Doty Chas II
Miller. - - "
LvERrooL-ship New Yor-Dr Jones and laay-2o2 in The
steerage. " 49,
children and nurse-7 in stecrsgc. - -
NruyITAs-BIig Amanda-G D Post, II G Post.
ANrI6UA-Schr Constant-L Warwick.
BEnMrps1B Dir brig Charles H'ssetonT r Middleton and
lady, Robinson, @ Dunbar, OF New York
VERA CRvz-Bark Ann Lousa-Jose NJ q Sancho lady, 4
children and Juan Sancho Guadaonpe; Dln OBen
French legation ia Mexico and servant, Pa Antonio Val
Francis Johnson Samuel CABOT J Boston; John STEPHENS
and servant Frederick Caherwood New York-and the
sterrage.
CHsNE;Esror,Brs Psry-Mr; Bake Mrs f sereml.w,
Mis- Williams Mrs Corbilf, Miss q Kendrck Miss T.
Scranton, X s Meegs, i sc,smpton,. c II Thayer S
E Barton Z Dona, A Adam Reilly, Rober, Davidson.
Watkins q Tat, Master Scramton-0 in the
NEw QRLEsss-shp LogsyilleoMrs solomon Smith and
servant New Orleans; Mrs Mills, q Joron Mobile; Madam
D.re New York Judge Peck, Nachez; John Druio-
Lard, New Oreans-28 in the
NEw OnLEANs-Shp Atallnta-Nrs Aud two children and
servant Ms Speaes Mr.; Almisgep and three children Miss
son. Mr. Caiy, Mr. Sands, Capt Hunt-iO in stcenge.
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nat the action of the government commencing in 1885
caused the expansion the regulator" or governing
money power extended itself 0oo o5 per cent
Sow to follow the motions ofthe reguatorhs 500 Other
should also have extended themselves 65 per cent
which would have made the aggregate loans $3.50 0O00
ia 1892 but in 1884 they had reached but 1924 600 600
,ndhad therefore, expanded much the reguls
.oro In relation the effect which National Banl
aad regulating the currency Mr. Kennedy has the fo
lowing
On the 10th ofJuly 1892 the Executive veto nut an end
10 the only system by which the Federal Government
have ever been able 10 regulate restrain The emissions OF
'aper money through the authority of State banks Thu
existence oil central control the paper currency Of
he country had been, until that date, with the exception
d ahot interval not only theoretically but PRACTICAL,
nedto be essential to the useful exercise of the power
collect and dburse the revenues and maintain uni
tormlty ofyalne in theiues over the whole Union The
interval in which had suspended was Distinguishes
Tor such disorders of the currency, LEAD the public
mind rresisby back to the system had for the time in
The nducement of the veto alleged 10 be conrc.
non on tie part Of e Executive, thar The paper currency,
"naer me control 81 the central 6raking pooer
good as IL might be made That central banking power
was accordingly removed in order tosupply better
rency, and in a less Objectionable manner.
We have aliced the lines which bear upon the argu.
ment The alleged power Of regulating and restrain
ing" the emissions ofthe local banks, apprehend
mean that when the United States Bank chose contract
the State Banks obliged to do too, and when
relaxed they relaxed also. This admission coupled
with the figures we have given, were, think quite
sufficient to warrant the executive in believing under
the national bank the paper currency good as
might be made" Mr.. Kennedy further states that the
executive created 700 banks The number of banks in
operation in 1892 was $50 and they reached their high
est number in 1893, when thoy 663 increase Of
1873, instead Of 700! Again, from 1880 1884, ITO new
banks created and went int operation the paper
credits furnished by the National Bank and subsequent
to the period when the State Bank system ope-
ration 100 banks only created and these grew
of the impulse given to speculation by the enormous ex
pansion the National Bank prior 1892 as indicated in
the above table, Wehave gone into these details in order
to illustrate the superficial in which the report
was got up and the little confidence which placed
in reports made for political effect rather than the
development of truth in relation to great national in
terests.
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Here find that the regulator, which, accerdngto
be report had uniformly governed the state bank issues
ad in years doubled its loans 1t threw s35 Of
pepper credits into the channels of speculation The
srgcs proportion of those loans made TO men
aged in the most desperate spccuations Political cd
brs who have since become bankrupt to the extent of
ooo received portions of hose oans II the report
crbes much importance to the distribution Of the 60
eminent dcpositcs the whole United States. how
ud overlook important IN item as an increase of
900 in the regulator" In 1890 there were $40
INKS whose aggregate loans amounted to 5000 Of
hlch the regulator" hrla 900 % per cent In
next yearup 10 the time that Mr. Kennedy alleges
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Pm ssenQcrs sailed.

BRDToL, Ens.-Steam ship Great Western-Lades: Mrs
Mary jones' Miss Mary Mason Jones' Miss Emily Jones' Miss
mold MIS- Prescc HILL, Mrs holton, Of New York. Mrs
pneReins and child Boston; Miss May Dampier Miss Emi
Miss Emily Cosens Miss Maria Cosens Mrs Moye England:
Mis- Gerard Ralston Guild and London Mrs Tarrart
Birmingham; Mrs varaigne France; Mrs Salvador Com.
piano. Havana osntemer; John MACON and servant, VIM II
Feel Loubai Henry Wreaks, George Stacey, vsleniine
James Owen, Prescott Hall Francis Griffin Mr. Mouon Mr.
Kerr NlT Talbot NJ Taylor Benz Mumford, Mr. Strange
Mr. Re Wolfe Sonant Of New York; Octayius Picker
Ah%Soy Feys a,. B1 W Wm Rer Rsh%Snd ", YIN
John Iochmas, Secour Adophe Pnche New Orleans; Sal
ysto Ccnpsnc Bomut Havana; Jesse Jones' Demaar; Mr
pier Henry DaIngieI Geegs Di@rier Afsa Dsmfier Ar
MIR Iarnti, Birmingham; James Currie, A Hamilton VIM
'bone J Livegoi Count Qretti and servant. ltsy Mr.
yaragne Chas Drum FTpcf; Mr. lioIeso,, Geo Garrett.
Oliver Phelps 81 Cathn.s, C.; kenia, Can lie: i,.sf
seoter Henry Jackson VIM Ross. 1crons lie SoHsHe de
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State OF Trade.

Trade has been exceedingly dull Ashes-The stock of
ashes light Small parcels have been takcnpos at So
and pearls at SIS 62l CottonThe lsales amounted to
about 1000 bales Prices the at the close
week. Flour-There is better demand to-day at little
better price, 1000 bbs sold for Liverpool portion
OF the lot was Canal and the remainder Michigan To-
day there is not much -four in and Canal brings O6 for
in fiat hoops worth &c. In other descriptions the prices
remain as noticed yesterday.
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JUNE l3At market o35 Beef Cattle Is pairs workinr
Oxen 25 Cows aad Calves 500 Sheep and Lambs and 10
SWINE ~
PRicEs-Beef CattleWe quote to correspond with last
week about the same prices obtained for like
quality few extra IS 25. First quality So 5Oa rs:
second quality So so; third quality 81 75a5 25
Working Oxen--Salcs at S75 IS, and 95.
Cows and Calves-Sales at $40, $23 $685. $40 $40 and
S35. ' WV ''''
Sheep and Lambs-Salcs OF sheep and Lambs from
l SO to 49,
SwneNo lots to peddle sola. lot to be Slang
tered at 3ic lot ofsmall pigs sold, price not made
public. At retail from to 5}c
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Foreign NIarlxefs.

HAVANA, June 2-wc confirm preceding duplic ate of
l4th May and have since of your esteemed fvors
unanswered The demand for sugar has continued brisk
since our last and prices have been firm Al 81 81 oil
assorted; sa9l whites; 5a6i yellows a4i browns Coffee
GAP according to quality; molasses r rice 9rs lard
liial2; Goldfish ISIS Exchange on England loall per
The demand for Sugar has been verr hr;sk s;ro 49,
last and prices are firm at 4last 81 OIL coffee 81 O;
moasses r; rice 81; cargo unsod in Sterling
lOall. New York, par a per cent prem.
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MARITIME HERALD


We shall esteem svor II captains OF vessel. srv;r
here will give Commodore W. A. bascft our rR
report Of The shipping left At the whence they sailed %
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo an, AM
foreign they have Commodore Bassett
board them Immediately thcr arrival We will rrcprocsts
the favor in sny