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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
4 Monster Skslston.-The Ozark STAN

4 Monster Skeleton. The Ozark STAN
dard, Springfield, No. says: 1--WE have
now in our office jaw tooth Of an animal,
dug up near Warsaw, Benton county, that
weighs fourteen pounds and half. The
tusks found at the same place, and sup
posed TO belong to the same monster, are
about thirteen feet long. According to the
best calculation that can be made, the ske-
Teton when completed will be forty feel in
length and twenty-eigh; feet high. We
understand that it is the intention Of the
prOPrietors TO send tine skeleton 10 New
Orleans"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

PRoGHEss CT TEMPERANCE. When we
learn that the Temperance reform has
reached to pilots und boatmen on the Mis-
slssipi river, we must certainly feel as
sured that 1t has taken strong hold at the
West. An article in one of the ST Louis
papers states that at a recent wedding par-
ty in that city-the bridegroom being a
young pilo:-there were from fifteen to
twenty pilots present, not one Of whom
drinks intoxicating liquor. They all al.
ten church s. he0 n nort, on the Sabbath
4a5 are sa.j - .s s..--..aS. IS .--s. ca..
Esa..s.-sr.r lock young meg -s -rs g 5.
scel ain k-F x.e-, --Ee- 40.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
GooDs FoRrEIrED.-Six hundred and

GooDs FoRrEIrED-Six hundred and
ifty-nine pieces Of cloth and ca.simeres
have been decreed forfeited. by the United
States Distric, Court, at Philadel phia. for
fraudulent impor,atlon>. ana an order dl-
rected to the [. s. Marshal 10 sell :hem ac-
cording TO law. These goods have been
recently the subject OF trials by jury. and
are the last Of the cloth cases, except ia
one or two instances where new trials have
been granted.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

Confidence in The Cap'ain.-The steam
boat Neptune lately struck a snag in the
Mississippi, and being in sinking condl-
ton. the captain rushed into the cabin ex-
claiming. Gentlemen BY heavens. the boa,
Will be under in FIVE minutes Some EEL
low who was aged in rolling out box
OF specie, roared out in impe,uous tones.
"Gooi gracious captain, can't you gre US
teRlt'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

@For the information Of the religious
public abroad, It may be we'll TO state that
a pro,racted meeting held in connection
with the dedication Of the Methods.
Chapel in this place, has resulted in con-
siderable number of hopeful conversions.
Forty-fve have already united with the
Methodist Episcopal Church, as the fruits
Of the revival.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
Roch. Dem.

GEoRG1A.-The Legislature adjourned
sine di. December y. The Savannah
Georgian state. that the bill to allow solv-
ent specie paying banks to issue bills undo r
five dollars, was passed in the Senate, but
not without strong opposition.
The Governor, il is said, has vetoed the
Bill to divide the State into Congressional
Districts
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

Imitation Wax CandI-s-Thro~ quick
lime into m.ssd mutton suei. The Line
will settle 4, the lotion, carrying with it
all imelrisy. Turn of the clear allow, and
10 every pound of i, add three pound. of
real wax. 1ni, makes very handsome
candle, nos TO b distinguished from entire
wax.
A Beautiful Jea-In the mountain. OF
the Tyrol. hundred. Of the women and
children come out when i, IS near bedtime
and sing their national songs, until they
hear their husbands, fathers, or brothers
answering them from the hills. on their re-
turn home. On the shore Of the Adriatic
sea. wives Of The fishermen come down 70
the beach about sunset. and sing a melody
from Tasso's Gerusalemmai Liberate-
They sing the frs, verse, and then listen
Tor some time; ihes sing the second verse
and listen until they hear the answer come
from the fishermen, who are thus guided
by the sounds 10 their own village
Manners singing for he Millions.
@ In Cons,antnopIe, the bakers who
endeasor 10 assess the public by giving
short weight. are reminded of the Impro-
Priety BY being nailed by The ears to ,her
own doors.
Hsmp.-A process ha. been discovered
by which. a, slight expense, hemp can
be made as white as snow, 80 a, 10 be used
in the mandatory Of paper.
Decease.-Francis 5. Kew of the Wa
>hngton bar, died a. Baltimore on the llIh
instant.
Oregon Tsrr,iery--I, was stated By
DR.. Linn in the Senate. tina, three
thousand persons were ready to emisra,s
to Oregon territory from Massachusetts,
as shown BY memorials. from that State. if
they couIS De assured that they would be
protected by the United States
Bankrupt Psfitiers-The following are
the numeer Of petitions for bankruptcy
voluntary and involuntary in the several
States from " hich returns have been rec.
eived:
Ne~-York, N. d. 4,OO7 New-Jersey. 67s
:" IS. d. 1886 Pennsyra,(E d. 1,295
Maryland, SO Ds,rc, of Columbi,.le9
Georgia, 2S
Of which are involuntary, $50
discharged, 6,O64
denied,
We shall probably be able 10 give re-
turn, from all the States in few DAYS.
Jour. Of Com.
CHiNA.-At the city OF the Chin-Kiane-
foo, captured by the British. three hundred
women committed suicide, prefering death
10 being dl>honored by the brutal soIdiery.
Dela,cars-Presley Spruance has been
chosen Speaker OF the Senate and VINO.
Redheld of the House. Both are wings.
81. Johns. " B:-There were serious
riots.a, the recent elections in New Bruns-
wick. At ST Johns, two wagon loads Of
voters were attacked and badly bruised by
a gang OF their political opponents.
CAsUALTY.-A young man from Dracuit
Mass. was recently cangh, by the belt Of
a wheel in a mill and carried against tho
ceiling with such force that his neck was
broken.
0FHon. James Buchanan was re-elee-
20 the u. S. Senate, from Pennsylvanis,
on the 10Th INST
ABoLrrronIsM--The Albany Daily Pa
,rio,, an abolition journal, edited by Chas.
t. Terry. has just been started at Albany
New York.
o ELDER KNAPP has gone TO Wash
ing,on 10 hold protracted meeting.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

Another MYSTERIOUS ArFAIR.--Cap-
tain Hays Of the brig Moon, bound to Char
lesion. found the body of a man sailed
down and Loxed up on board his vessel =
It appeared the body OF mulatto with
curley hair or WOOL. and had not been long
dead y. 7. Herald.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

Territorial Business.-Congress have
set apart three days 10 be devoted exelu-
sively TO the business of the Territories,
VIZ: Monday and Tuesday, the last two
days in January, and Wednesday the 6rs'
day Of February.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

DISTINCTION conferred on d Jer.-A Jew
banker. NJ. Cohen of Antwerp, has been
nominated knight of the Spanish order OF
Isabella. The country in which a Jew
some scores of years back could not set his
foot without mourning the risk of being
burnt alive, now decoraIes him with an or
der
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

Nsw Gcnessee Farmer Genessee
Farmer, published at Rochester, N. Y. has
been greatly enlarged and otherwise inn
proved, and is now one Of the largest agri-
cultural journals published in the United
States. Terms, one dollar per annum. in
advance. Address Shepard & Crosman,
Rochester, n. Y.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

Life in Nelc- York.-A nephew of Lord
Ashburton has been committed 10 prison IN
New York, on a charge Of an assault upon
a female whom he suspected OF having
robbed him. He had started with her and
other females il sleigh, upon spree.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

Longerity.-A woman lately died in James
street NewYoEk, al the remarkable age Of
lib years.
An old lady in Bangor has drunk tea so
long that the tea plant has begun to sproui
out between her shoulders.
Breach of Promise.-A trial for breach
Of promise of marriage took place in Gin
cinnati on the 23d alt. which resulted in q
verdict of FIVE thousand dollars damages
The parties were Henrietta Terry vs.Wn
-e-.4
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

BASKRUPr LAw.-The House of Representatives
of the United States had the Bankrupt Law under
consideration on the 10th inst. Mr. Clifford offer
ed resolution insiructing the Judiciary COMMITTEES
report forthwith, bill for the repeal THE bank
rupt law. The resolution prevailed by strong vote
of l2S to IS From this it would appear that ,hs
repeal of the Bankrupt Law viii pas. the House by
a large majority. Its Fate in the Senate may be
regarded as doubtful.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

EAl he public n1:cl, In Iowa Civ,
The Capitol Iowa Territory, are nov kept
Oh temperance principles.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31
MASSACHUSETTS.

The House of Representatives of Massachusetts,
after great number of unsuccessful balotings have
at last succeeded in electing Speaker. The De-
mocrats and Wings being nearly equally divided in
the House, the Liberty Party" held the balance
of power. On the final ballot the vote stood as
follows:-
Daniel P. King, (Abolirion) 176
Lewis Williams (democrat) 172
Scattering 3
The result was produced by the united vote Of the
wings and abolitionits.
The vacancies in the Senate have been filled,
which body now stands % democrats and wings
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1843-01-31

@ The body Of a mail carrier, to-
ge,herwith the horseand sleigh, were found
- The 0-,->i. River on the 9TH inst. He
1s55.1-.4- .rcu HS.l51 g amh5-s.b2rgh
= Canals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

e Nsn 2 20 Chsmpn reported Dec 49, Mary Mitch
A se,h Gen Pike Tobey Indian Ocean with 900 bbls VIII
81 sSssS sP %S. H Dse Ion
as st Il 81
20 SS
b;S F 1880 .S Sn Harvest. ,ss VIII Hamilton
as rfSS Bly, We
t o New sS %
. maI sb NB 80 VII $50 Hone Robinson do 49, VIII $50
70 Ss%SS's. s;T
Cen &c ss hSissI RPn
MARIA Of NJ which ship ino and eut down 70 The
e n f. aS
land Tie xnn Ssd on fns c w and
"a AT a. lem seth ut Emerald. Stafford Pacific Ocean with
Nancy Stevens from NYok for NOrleans date, lat
ship showing blue signal with square in the
ST JoaN, NIB Feb22-An Mars, Beckwith, Bermuda; FIRE.
,. MarAsaa Feb lo1ln port Riga Williams ont e
Ess ss Ys Ss %l%i Sssa
Sy S Do ss
Wno Portland aw xssna. Havana
49, Granite hodgdon from Charleston ah Lafayette Of
,o 81 M T:S He w f; Hs
Osceola Williams TO sail for Guyana days. Gen Bolivar
Tin
for New York soon Hslsn Fraser Fish WIZ Susan
all we'll.
AZ, ian sesIn Baudywne for Philadelphia
Esng from Philadelphia arr ast; Osceoa from d. arr Goth
Home Ports.
PORTLAND, Feb 25-An Guess, Wainwright Fredercks
SALEM. Feb Car Star. Smith, Zanzibar.
BosToN CD GAR Henretta MI elan. Matanzas; Mon
Wolga sioddard Fiedeckbarg. Te!egraphed birmingham
Of Bath MeCmdy BaIbadoes Atlantic Cook, Gonavs, Zu
lsue nsw Of this 1893 tons Klley Pensacola Phena
NOIeans; Columbia. Kent, Ale1andra; James Hail. Bolt
more AT 2st, Baltimore Eldridge ph!ladepha; Alpine
Nav BEDroRp Feb a7-sd Ellen kodman, Shepherd New
TAsFAyLr Cow Feb 2a-s!a all the vessel. before reptd
Thomaston for do.
EDeAHTOwN, Feb 24p port, Laurana, Wilson. from Nor
after dsg soop load Of corn with loss Of cable anchor an.
snd from Pooath for Baltimore a Geo Thcmss from
Pfovnceown for Baltimore took pilot through Skfs lsan
PsovINcETowN, Feb 24-Schr Reesde, Langley from Bos
ton for York. with assorted cargo in
night 1t blowing gale from the westward anchored off Lop
now lies ice. When the wind changes she will proba
BY come off without much trouble schs Gilman Zone, am
wind off shore take board their proceed
her anchors and ashore that moasses upon dec
stove thrown overheard and that schr proceeded iron
PROVIDENCE Feb 26-Ar Potomac, Duncan, Georgetown
81; Victory French NYok Below. Casilds Goode from
yen do; Yansic Stuart d. Sid Reaper C1owe for Ba
umore.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 2a-Cld New Jersey, Bell. NYork.
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LATEST SOUIHEhN Sflf Ne 20.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2sAr Hope, Short NOrleans Saline,
Faes Warrington Bishop, Matanzas Cid Gen Warren,
Osle, Havana ~ -, m,
BALTIMoRE, Feb 27-AT Erin Ga,dper New BsdloTd Ga
line Eliza Hopkins NOreans NorthnnbeIand Nason do;
valhala, HAYNES. do Zenobla, Owens, PoTo Rico
CID Louisa BunhaIo Roterdam Champion, Warren Hsvre;
Jas Caske Pi.bury Liverpool Caroline, Sherwood NY9rk
Lloyd Moore Havana Arr 2sd Lord Palmeston tBr, Rat
tray Liverpool Hayne, Tescot Havana; Oay TAFT Aers
Provdence Haasceket Hopkins Aakaps; DIoning Maria
SAyaNNAH FEB GAR VIM Henry, Norns New Orleans.
CID Oxford lBr) Bunes London. Ga 23d Howard Caian'
ton Cld cad Alexander Edmund Br strang Liver
pools Ocean Queen (B) Wilson, do; Excel Sherwood do
Sid Wilson Fuller. Cobb, NYork.
JAcxsoryLLE Fla Feb 2lArr Eagle, Moore, NYork 2ad,
Virginia, Bethel, do -
NEW ORLEANS, Feb TAR Oakland, Barry, Liverpool;
Isaac Aleron Terry dos Sweden Homan dos Geo Stevens.
Gushing L.ndon RSbieon. To%eson. H,yrs AussI,i,a
Saxon, Mansfield, Havana; Huntsville Munson NYork Ma
liant Winsor do Adna Sherman 90; Eliza Talbot 40
anvie Copcussion Srrague Barbados; Two Brothers
Bawn Campeachv. Cid Hindoo, Peter, Liverrool Henry
Bliss Smith, DO; Suwarow Sleeper Mar;eilles Nevis Kin
ncy Richmond Vgilsnt Barber. Belize Hond Dorc han
ford. do.
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EorsiSn importrt,ons,

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9 so hS 9n n Dodge bars Mead
Maitland casks iunt~ass crates 81 cases bales q casks
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Fellows Read segddsI-l9 si;eGn PheIps5a Godfrey
f $50
oars 60 tons coal anchors bales Sc casks IS boxes mdse
Fps : pkg Henne
townsend, Shapes sosIl w!If:@s D.ma.s2gr
KsSn R0 S1s EsT Pin
ReTairn:s so.ard-l GaTSline schwaTtz.i Bo ssnge-
of,s sasj Mertmsl xII'a Gail:
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81 S,i SsSs sysf sS
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gssss Gf5; g.s
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81 Lid
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bks. wine pel.unay co1.undry pkg, 20 order;
bale. na:s horns BALE Wool
VIZ I sSs: s; :Hs %
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Ruy
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sPece tlanco-6 ceroons indigo bales saapara case
rgss, BE
3 do sugar do molasses 5000 oranges Kenney
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E:s: s%s.
M Dyer Z. Pss
Arrived.
rssas sS %S d.
7h Feo lat lon So 49, SPOKE ship Hendrick Hudson from
m5s EnS;s s% .s Fl.
fseIe ship Hetissasr from Liverpool Jan; I.
'fo s Ei ls 'ss s
sf Pa E aas S' sis% sfy; hAs;s
@ ny d. F o. Of parted hsr
chain; the night Of the 18Th gale and Shore
ys;"i
N 's %s;
SSs sss iRs.S
ss1sy hs1aa
S ss'1si M s soTn Gd sesh VS.
tSf brig e
gs:'sd 81: ;;S FS:.;pss si "a
shitpE ali her yards and mast, standing The
experienced very heavy weather in the Gulf from the
Ship Emily Crane is days from New Orleans with mdse,
to BRIG Sea BIRD Bari day. @ sas with "n' &C.
Bremen brig Ocean, SURGE 81 days from Sremenwith mdse
Brig Paisey D. Bount Howe, fem Belize Hopd. with log
wood, SC. to d. Bianco. Left no American vessels.
Brig Mary York. 20 days from Trinidad de Cubawh sugar.
Brig Caroline E. Patt Rice days from Apalachicola, with
BHs Susan sGSesd sSogosd y days from New Orleans
Brig Historian Dodse, 20 Days from New Orleans with mo-
Big Peter Demil Lewis, 10 days from Darien, with cotton
Brig Atlanta Brown. from Philadelphia and days from the
Caps, with flour, SC. to order. :. $40
stores, 10 De Peysisr Whiimaish
Delaware Corson. days from Ncwbern NC with
schr WIN. Thompson Baker, days from Newbern, NC.
sch Hudson Cooley, days from Baltimore, with mdse, to
Plot boat Charlotte Ann from the ship Ho,tnguer. with dry
goods and passengers.
Below.
Packet ship Hendrick Hudson Stark from London and Ports
mouth, Jan. 20, with mdse, TO j. Morgan.
sailed.
Barque Anahuac, Wilson, Vera Cruz, and others.
General Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OFFICE The letter bags Of the Oxfed,
RaLbone for Liverpool close Gpn's, in the Merchants
Exchange at hcpast o'clock this morning The Phladel
min. for London aud Oneida for Havre will be detained
til Saturday next.
Whalemen.
Arr at New Bedford 18th ult. Brsganza Waterman N w
al 900 lbs bone Reports left Oahu Sept 29h Moctezuma,
Tower NIB 5000 bbls VIII oil bound in 10 days. all well ire
pointed a 81 80 4 xqD @ S and would have dis
charge part Of her cargo 1900 bb spa well board New
ssns sds ss h % 80
5H 3lc0 bbs VIII and saw her take small SPIN whale Dec TO-
sts ion s7!s w 0ronnSo Iile NIB ssoc rh 'sS Il;
msdge, Of Poushkeepsie Dec 49, spoke Magnet Champn,
Warren, 1900 1900 VIII all WE'LL bound home saw her take
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The Bank of Kentucky has renewed its dividends but
by the bank during the suspension of the bank in
quence of the schuyk frauds. The cent tax has
pred by Limitation, and the Finance Committee have
reported the deficit for the coming year at $780, to
provide for which, tax bill has been reported but
acted upon.
The Virginia Legislature adourns the 9Th of March,
bat the tax bill has not yet been reported nasmuch
the bill reported appropratng specific to the esta
bshmen of sinking fund.- pledged to the payment ofthe
interest," and the redemption of the principal of the State
debt has not been acted upon in the House.
The State of Ohio has passed bill issuing 900
script bearing interest pay its domestic debts and
tend the Miami canal The deficit in the State interest
about $3.50
The State Of Pennsy lvana in the pentude of its wis
dom have, instead of passing tax law (Which could
beollected to the claimants of interest heState
debt certificates bearing per interest redeemable
ls44 Indiana will be remembered did the same thing
but very few of its creditors accepted of them.
Illinois has not attempted to play any rogues tricks
has done all in it's power to compromise and settle.
Indiana has done something bat the disposition Of the
people evincei in stay law the first section of which
will explain its nature.
sEc.l Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State of ndina That property of any description what
ever either real personal shall be sold execution
by virtue Of other process issued by any officer
State for less than its fair value at the time of such
sale after deducng all membranes thereon except
herein after provided.
Illinois has such law which has been decided illegal
in the Supreme Court of the United States Judge
dissenting.
Michigan says she will pay what money she has
ed promptly but not those bonds out of which she
been cheated Arkansas says the thing. Florida
dicules the idea because she never got any money.
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The friends of the family are in yted to attend the iune
raj from his late residence, A6 Broomc street. at three
o'clock this afternoon. -~-~r
At Brooklyn on Tuesday 18th inst. Avn, wife Of Owen
Celgan. in the a5th year of her age.
The friends Of the family, and of her brothers in law,
James Nicholson Dominick Philip and John Coigan,
are requested to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence No 20 James street. tomorrow afternoon, at three
On Wednesday evening" Goth inst after lingering i'll
ness, JAMES kEIRNAN, in the 9th year of his age
his friends and acquaintance and those Of Constantine
are to attend his funeral this aeraoon
tation. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-01

no MOTHERS AND NURSES ARE ADVISED
to use Fields Anodyne Cream if they wish their infants
have fine soft skins free from all excavations Where
this substitute soap has been used all OF powerful
alkaline soaps have been Immediately abolished from the
nursery is also used for the toilet for shaving and
surgical purposes. single trial will convince the most
scrupuous its superiority all other preparations
for the above purposes. Sold at II Maiden Lane
D1y- LOOK OUT NOW FOR WORMS IN YOUR
children.Many children troubled with worms when
their parents think it something else Now, try Kolm-
stocks vermifuge-it will do them harm at any rate,
and ii is worms will surely eradicate them immediate
ly To be had Of Comsock and Ross IS Magazine street.
Also Dr. Sphon valuable remedy for Dyspepsia and Head
ache be had genuine at the place and also at
Comstock and Co. II Maiden Lane this city.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auetioneer.
BY BELL 4 HOWARD.
"WEDNESDAY,

WEDNESDAY,
At i0X O'Clock a the sales
Large and splendid sale of first furniture OF all desc
lions, families removing, &c also, first rate city made
do. do.
C9mprising carpets, MATING oil eo.hs beds. bed.sd
robes boards elegant soas couches marble dressing
bureaus dino pier and tables, superb panofors,
all kinds Of bed room furniture kehe. utsn.iI: &C.
Also large additional lot Of elegant second hand unitue
removed from Brooklyn for convenr Of sale.
Also, II, 900 lbs curled hair for upholstsTs. :.
Also several valuable counting house urnure'
&C.
Also. mahogany boards suitable for piano forte cabinet
Also immediately after the sale in the auction room ihe
ainde OF the splendid stock Of cabinet furniture at NO. 5
F"ton st. next doorto the sales from rtondays sale
~ THURSDAY
AT half pest 20 o'clock in the sales room
rate Cabinet Furniture.
Consisting Of 28suprb original paintings various subjects
IN rich git frames; splendid and mahogany piano
ioItss makersa quantity Of beautiful city cab
net furniture warranted workmanship.
Also, splendid consignment OF glassware.
FRIDAY.
At i0x o'clock in the sale rooms
Stock of Dry Goods, ScAn entire elegant season.
able and well assorted dry goods Russia
IRISH linens calcos muslns ginghams de lanes cambrcs
ace shaws. satins collars, wells hosiery gloves milf
nary
Also, London cloths cassimeres, vestngs and
Iety ofelegent ciohing ucy and pledged articles jewey
&c, IN lots TO suit purchasers without
Also, assortment Of fine clothing, comprising irock
and dress, pants, vests &c.
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Corn Trade.

There is not much doing in this market Sales Of Gen.
81 TO- Michigan 81 3d. Ohio 81 90 New Or
leans 81 alt 81 ST. Georgetown 81 49, and Baltimore
and Rich County 81 co. There is no buckwheat in
market Wheat is held at s6c rye at 81 sec, and New
Orleans corn at 47c.
In Baltimore for the week ending 25th instant How.
ard Street Flour steady until Wednesday at % 66
since, sales have been made at SO cas- 5000 bbs City
Mills sold for expert at So rs full Grain $500 bushels
Virginia Wheat, not prime sold at 7sc. Corn-sales OF
white at 42c afoat, and as in stores Pennsyva'
MIA yellow, receive via rsroad, 45c.
AT Boston for the week closing with 25h the specu
latve movements in New York produced quite excite
among the dealers causing prices to IS to SIC
per oil nearly all the late arrivals Of Ohio amounting
70 10 600 bis have changed hands, principally at 25,
- 81. Some parcels in bad order, sold at ct
l2ic per Dbl less; extra brands A So and hand
some Hat hoop do - SO "a 621; lots superior
GLIDING 1900 brs Union steam Mills werc taken at higher
rates exact price not public There no good brands
Vt Genesee obtainable for less than - 75 most
ask 81 s and for fancy, So Sales southern confined to
few hundred brls for expectation 400
br 81 49, mos; 200 do Howard street at the same and
Richmond - IL al 20, mos or.