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s s,,s' s., s.IS cIcys Ellen N'se. Bal
M BSirSr March PILGRIM Dodge Ps!adelphi,
Chic Sl r s,as.. s% s9 Ss
ga Gari,,a Perkins Perkins Norssn, Co%msquid sprsgse
s% s. %S sS,isSa S%S Ss
oS. TkSS IN So yn' A MGs
CCahlcut,a' Bo;ton,n Emerson New Orleans, Niger Ftu
ysoa; Gardens. tS"fcSi Mssn1s. Ae decrsi,na D No.
& Tho%s. anS soms So ahss Hsd
town.
a. MsE RwsgsGssD March ssa sopss, Py,ps rhi,-
shsSsd R.SaSs ss% Tso' 81 n ss Ss. NYo;
Sss.y
Il aessL yoI,uIs Ench,piIe., .nd Chariot. FrspdsSiD
ass sss.s Sa s 81. Ssf 81 s %
na nj osG hso aS
M'Tss Maize P.bury NYot
with another .chI which ayr aSh. ~
ss: ADAMS NcEer'on. Philadelphia Sid Apollo, HsllOek
Nda, storer, NYori. cid Margaret BslfoaI tBj C.k Ii
W,nHIsSros' NC. March 5An Sir James Kemp,; Or,
%e,aIs number of vessels could obtain ready eghs in
AiALAcH!coIA March liar 9Th. Mary Phillips; Pratt.
= yo1 Detroit a. nh Mh. En.m,n D,np,"n
merce Rogers Jsmaea CID sh, Cyno.ure Maclcon Bos-
ton; Clarion Petting New Orleans; 7ih Iwapowpa Shinn,
Havre; PhsnI Rogers, NYork; Abigail Eliza Perkins Bos-
ton; 9Th Rose Conkln and Lpcona Porter Livepoo At
Import shin: Cs%bennd White 70, TTie.e Elisha PENN.
Eliza Marshall and Tarolin Smith, for Liverpool; baques
MaryKmhall, Ereeo, do; Whimore, Lake Nyork Convoy,
man penpson freight; D.ro Anderson. New York; also,
York.
MOBILE, March 5Arr Charlotte Harrison, (Br) Mcintyre,
Oemerars Carolina Sherwood Chareson Morea Edgar,
York CldPattoua, Harding. Liverpool :,
ana lBrl Tooe; Osceoia Chds and Agnes Gilmour Mic
ke Liverpool; Argo Anthony, NYork Albert Henry. BsIs-
ney. Cadiz; Hero. Sabae. Havana. Ola Britannia Bean,
Liverpoo Montpelier Steckpoe Marseiles; St Patrick
Dyer. NYork: Danube Clark, st Valery.
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MONEY MARKET

Saturday, March 25-0 p. NJ.
The sales at the board very small today-a kind
of panic prevailed in Kentucky stock in consequence of
the passage of the Bank bill of that State 1t fell II per
ct but rallied at the close; Ohio fell Bank of Commerce
rose /; Paterson fell I.
At the board the transactions presented the
features, of a morespeculatve character.
The railway journals publish the following statistics
relative the traffic of the Belgian Railway during last
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$1,000 Kentucky $50 81 1000 Kentucky o.!
1000 do 8iH 1000 Ohio 60;
Commercial stock Exchange-I6 Wall 1t.
State OF Trade.

The arrivals Of produce from the interior ore ncreas
ing ana yet the prices continue firm for almost all de-
scriptions
Moiassss.-rrice. have advanced al csat per gallon.
Sales of New Orleans 10 a lot Porte Rico r22 49,
mos.
O-Whale, North West Cosst, for export at 81 cents
cash. sales Crude Sperm at 50 Soc. American lnseed
50 Soc cash English at OPT cash; Florence sold at 81
So Ohio Mess Pork is dull s. s71 Prime worth SO
20 old Mess 81 75 and old Prime SIS 10 s7t 100
barrels Old Prime Duchess County sold at So Co., Mess
~ 90 and 400 clear do Sill so. Prime Ohio Lard &C.,
sales best Herkimer county Cheese for export at &C.
rickied Hams, A SC; Bacon, Sides in dry salt and
Smoked Shoulders for Westerns for city; Smoked
Beef ct 81; Picked Shoulders ST. and Beef Rounds
AGENTS..
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BY THE SOUTHNIlN wan.

y SECOND EARTHQUAKES IN THE WEST INDRs.-We
learn from Capt. Smith, OF the schooner Francis
Cannady, arrived this morning, that second shock
of an earthquake was experienced at the North part
OF Guadaloupe, on the Sd inst At the time the cap.
tam OF vessel off the North Point of the Island
stated that II shook his vessel with such severity,
mat II was with difficulty the crew could keep their
feet. A dense cloud of smoke assembled from the
vicinity OF Bassatere, and serious fears enter
tanned for the safety of that place. 1t was quite
slckly at Point Petre, caused from the offensive
ness of the ruins of the town
The Comet was seen at st. Thomas on the I'd Of
the present month; it was so brilliant as to cause
considerable alarm to the inhabitants. A shock OF
an earthquake was also felt at St. Thomas the
9th inst about half past nine o'clock at night. No
material damage was DONE Charleston Patriot,
March @
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ROB ROY BALL.
WILL be given at the Apollo Saloon. MONDAY Evening
w March Nth, le43 full esentaon OF the costumes
of he Hs md Clans win be present on the oecos
Tickets % be mad at
The Apollo Saloon, Broadway.
Hewitt & Co., Music Store Broadway
George Moreten n, corner G and and Elm sues"'
jose ph Craig, 54i Pearl street.
Thos. w. McLeary, il6 Bsecker street
m2l lwsm
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90 The Encouragement of Miss Mary Darling at the
American Museum, for the ensuing week. and the first
appearance ofthe great Native Eccentric Comedian Dr.
Valentine will be hailed with extreme pleasure by their
admirers Each shines bright STAR in their spheres of
arti excites admiration, the other provokes mrth-
With these eminent performers, appear Fong Tong the
magic Chinese Juggler, and the unique little dancer La
Petite Celeste more effective group of artists never oc
cupied the stage before in conjunction Every visitor to
the Museum should hear the meodon the musical won.
der of the age.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH as.
Cleared

SUN nIsEs...' .....5 s. NOON a
SUN SETS '''''.' '...'6 is HI0H WATER. IL
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AUCTION SALES.
THQluAS BtLL, hueuoneeg
BY BELL * HOWARD
ffsrss Nos. ~ Nan and us FlIIsSr ,<ss'.,

MONDAY,
At 10 l-2 o'clock in the sales room -.
Extra Sale OF Upholstee stock beds mattrasses bedding
&cCompsng the balance Of stock OF upholserer hne
feather BEDS boters pillows hair and other
Pasters cushions bed tick, curtan and other articles IN the
line.
Also time by order Of receiver the following choice
articles OF sup furniture, IL mahogany French
70 spring and cushion stvle sofas; marble top en-
closed washstauds, 7 bureaus rocking chairs, &c.
TUESDAY
AT l0H O'Clock, IN the sale rooms,
Extensive Sale of Dry Goods fresh and reasonable.
Also the continuation Of the sale Of the stock OF
ngs sheetpgs, hosiery. Sc
Also trunks elegant clothing
Also large additional lot Of fancy goods
West Of England broadcioh superb Plates double age
olet and some jewelry.
Also. table linen, sheeting, shifting, sc.
The cloths will be sold IN lots SUIT purchasers
Also, lot Of pledged goods.
WEDNESDAY.
AT lon O'Clock in the sa'es room,
Large sale of ard eeond hand furniture of all descrp
tions in continuation from Setu' lays sale
THURSDAY,
At l0h O'Clock at No Church ST.
The furniture Of private family breaking up house.
keeriDg
Particulars in time.
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LATER PROM HAvANA.-By the schooner Hero,
Captain Sabate, which arrived Saturday, dates to
the 9Th instant have hand from this port and
from Vera Cruz to the 18Th inst
The demand for sugar was represented as brisk,
and holders looking up for higherrates.
According to the Monterey papers of the 18th
January, the Texian prisoners had arrived in that
city, and were to leave the next day for the capital
BY this 1t would seem, that the "break" alluded to
some days sgO was, 10 say the least of premature!
General Reyes, who commanded the Mexican forces
against the Texans when they took Loredo and
Guerrero has been ordered to Mexico to stand trial
tor allowing the "barbarlans'' to sack them. Gen.
VOL has been appointed in his place.
The Mexicans have concluded treaty of peace
with the Cumanche Indians bordering on the from.
tiers OF Texas.-N o. Com Bul. March l6
Sales OF stocks at Phil adeJphia Yesterday.
Sl0oT ct bonds Is shares Frank lin
Fire Insurance. l0ol2 do Panters' Blk Tenn. SSH 10 do
Mechanics Blk IL.
ArTkR BoARDsaOOo Cincinnati SIS 7s3; AGO City bs "a
and 90, 95
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Justice to Pomeroy and Co.'S Express.

This Express left Albany on Thursday, (Mr. Thad.
Pomeroy, r., Messenger, to whom much credit is
due,) and arrived at Kent county, by, railroad,
through mountains of snow drifts, on Friday morn,
ing. There being no possibility of the train getting
through during that day, J w. Pomeroy mmedi-
ately hired horse for Bridgeport passing or wadng
through drifts through the fields and lots Gas
impossible to find roads) and finally succeeded
in reaching Bridgeport at 81 O'clock P. M having
travelled forty eight miles in less than eight hours,
with one horse and on horseback Immediately up
on his arrival at Bridgeport, the steamer Mutual
Safety started for this city with the express, and
finally reached here about IL O'Clock at night, Mr.
Pomeroy having been upon the route between Al
bany and New York from Thursday morning to the
following Saturday morning. Among the money
parcels and other express matter by this Express,
there were several remIttances drafts and funds to
meet Liabilities and payments, due in this city on the
25th, at various banks here, which mus, have been
protested but for Mr.. Pomeroy's exertions to get
through IN time, and it is but justice to the indefati-
gableness of Mr.. Pomeroy, as messenger, and his
enterprisng employers, for the praseworthy exer-
tons they have evinced in the prosecution of
their Express Line, and the business heretofore en-
trusted to their care; and our mercantile communi-
ty especially, cannot highly value such ON es-
tabishmeai, and fully appreciate the just merits of
Its proprletos and we deem but proper that their
noble exertons should be known. KY
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| MR. HENRY RUSSELL, (who has just returned from
s.ss l$ss s..
honor pe'snrs public several Of 81. compost,
'0"' ""''" nave '"' PRoGR%MME ''''''
sONG-some Love to Roam Ger the Dark Sea Foam
so Wc,ts ~ Cs.5I,; ~ MG,, lv,, E;J
NJ an q sps :
wp1,. by Charlie. Macky, Esq
Around the board the guests were met the lights above them
Aud their cups rep'eni.d Oft the ruddy wine
with sa.u,. boundeS e eyes were near"
The song ya' sung the t' W" siven and loud the revel
dan'd nv bumper with the rest, and cried. Away with
Let happy 70. Gs.y WHIT care ". 70, to norow
And mid the wh of mirxlng tongues th, vision pa,.d be-
ARIA COMICo-sonc s,an,o.
of s2 ss Fs- inesn Sy Er. Cook
Or? .sy aes. DE- Whit man ,fSi!ss ny path,
Doe. hs dash my DARK cheek ws..n hi. wrath
D's' he S SEW Hl S?H * f'f Doc.
Nishts shadows are closing
The portals ofd,y; 80
We hear low vail
Nc a.: :is 1sl', iaS mp i as. :s.'
Any NJ sh .ssy ssi Re d RI e:'
Ho. C.rIo Nswfoundano,
Go follow his cry,
r,-.,, The :, Sc moaneI'. ,eh1&c.. Dc
The above will BE- illustrated with few remarks connected
with the H''d'9S xfs 'ei bong as%ss'd
scENXA- Ut E. SS g: a Wife,
Sod +; hearth The Is. IAN, SPARK: s.p%e
ESs: 4: ;s e e; ;'.f ;s;
List. List! how arily the tirae roofs on,
And relieved Swcu!d last! How mad! how blind!
for no Sed, he fou.. a
Fa%iDe and cold thar ~e'ying yort have done!
SONS"i,m Xaasi. Pm Afost. '"-'' '"''
Words by Eliza Cook
Words sSaS "a Cha,, sh M.s q f Esa.
The storm DER the ocean flew furious and fast,
And heavily isboia The gale teaen ship. '
Like STOUT hesrted swimmer the spray at his lip,
Except wh.1 the shnips lia %'i' i il wrath
young m'.her kne, in the cabin below,
And pressd her ford babe to her bosom Of snow;
She prsy'd TO her God midst the hurricane wild,..
IT,. Oh Father have mercy look dow c On my sh,ld!"
who had contend with the Of that burst
n all is and fury at s .a y,,ss y
the ahcipa ed de h of beng welcomed oy friends rom
os hey nd s,e Uns De- and the
awakens the most fears never bosom They arc
los, to hope bat e enh IN the We, MIDST 'ne
=" appears N J? II % "a "a XMEkiCAN soNe.
Our Native Sour-Our Native Song
Our native song, native song,
Oh. where is he who loves MT
I'll, sell holds is deep and strong
Where'er turn whereer our lot
W s2MSI BY G. p lex S'e Esa.
Oh! dainty plant is the ivy green,
Th,. sIssps,h f S.r ru,n' ga; c,o
From an unp published Opera.
nz-Cuds Of Admiration 80 Cents mas N.im
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GRAND ITALIAN CONCERT, for the Benefit Of the
" It4 ian Beneso client Soeiety-The Committee Of Arrange
appointed by the above Society," take pleasure
nounee 70 The public in genera! and their compats pa-
stsnce Of several worthy Artes such Signora
Sotton. Signoa ,roncel and Signor De Begins Mrto,
Raretu and Others who will be toned in the
loon " -
Tickets so cents be rad all the music stores Sig RAJ
petit will lead full and Elective orchestra mln
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BIIcIAN RAuwA

Francs, 4,6s4 3l3 2s7ss9 2i34867 7,46l $50
Proportion due to the branch the Joint line, 2778
Net receipts, francs 7,458,71l
Net receipts, dollars 1,398,5b
The following IS comparative statement of the Oswe
60 Bank. according to its returns January, ls42 and
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ASSESSMENTS.

4 VI 7SEMENTS.
n,c REDUCTION, OF PRICES;
Circle Benefit q NJ THoRS me- Tier TX &c"
MONDAY ESS ERrRxiM will be performed
THE LAST H - The niisn AouIcANs
r.. THE GOLDEN 9Si%Df.Sfe FARMER G.s
| msnce at preci,.is y" we p'H''msns' VIII co"
mIrCaELL's OLYMPIC TTIEATRE
MeSP pSE Z n. si,. performed
BEAUTY 1 HSp T The BEAST
Il AG ffSfPias cTl.A
orissse,. J. eyer7 evening 'A' '"' ."
AMERICAN THEATKE-WALNUT -sT.-
UNDER THE D 1MsAoSo 81 Miss C cusHnAs
Mem'sS3r 81 Ha s,,~ ..'"''
TWIN SISTERS 4: X "a H GHIgsGi L......
AMERICAN MUSEUm.
Marble Building corner of sS'S S.kES NJ Az MANAGE.
MISS is Dt MARY e H'f bxyR s'tf! e
with tn: most ssSSs aSfFao$s pupil q
GSs es, rs Mss,n hi: Young Lady
s!. Il ss Z;
sies s ta sSe WA
DR. vALENTINE
Characters will appear in has paror table
The celebrated Chne,e Jugyier
La Petite Celeste will dance the La Bayaaee Highland
The MELOnIAN immense and magnificent Musical In
sumsnt plays itself the finest Overtuss, Fantasies and Waltz
REPREsEN sss A s Sgt Lac ORCHESTRA.
sninaton and Charts Developments and CnAr'cwT al tn
Jast added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
Just added to the Museum powerful Electro Gavane
GRAND cosM5 5i'tsi "a LADY.
AN bsFafi engaged and
having pet birds they wish preserved
Day visitors ADM evening FREE. Evening per-
ss9's and s., afternoon
Admasion to all as c.nts--Ch,ldlen hs'fp-ice. ms
| fEALE'S NEW YORK. mUsEUM
NATIONAL f2f q T6M Esp EfsEbvRE GALLERY
c. H. DEvoE, Manager,
The sS plumber Of
M. ss OF
The ha. engaged for short time only, The sublime
The II? T fisTi,1al t II GHRi &
III; Ss
This solemn and impressive represents Saviour
sE.: &: i :: nd &: s:s:; j ;iss
| Plate
MYsTERIOUS AND ASfONiSHiStG '''
| Gypsy WOMAN,
| From England
ss g sa W "; impose 'D0H the making them
| FORTUNE TELLER!
&c ' :s
intellect and mention their leading transactions OF
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT,
AND THE FUTURE.
character. and give host Of facts and conclusions
ogy physiognomy philosophy &C. A, proof the
Of her she liberty refer hun
dreds Of first citizens including cleWymen judges attor
physicians and of the engh tened ladies in
/ the city.
Admission Museum, oens Children hall price
An charge of l2 those who psy
Woman 3ek
/ NGR HENRY RIfsSEII fuhn h,. In, .a.u.n.a f.o.,
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SINGING.

SINGING.
MADAME SUTTON, ,pup Of the late Adolph Nourrit
vi and Marco Bordogn begs acquan the dsletsnt Of
New YORK tina, during her stay in the city, she gy
Singing residence Her thod Of increasing the
strength and Of the voice. and prng style and
finish modern Italian aud French .chools pre- cisely
mr To ha pursued by borosn aud Vacca tbs FIRST
Europe securing pupils the like ragd progress that
tended her stuc The for the pupils, unlike
he Solieago arranged from the
well improvement, and thereby facilitating the singing
from Her pupils will have the Advantage OF her
ing with them, which be successfully pursued alone by
who have been emiaen sger, assistance in
voice attaining quickly the style and finish
Lad will be received sept.tey or in classes Terms may
br srerned by pplyng at Madame Snttons residence NO
wv 'e''''" VIZ ''''' " anu ra ,m rs
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Foreign IMp0rtstIcns.
HAvANA-Schr Eleanor-35 oranges II dozen pumpkin
Cropsey x Glimarn.
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NJ A RITIM E AID.


Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERT SrLyEy Of News Fleet, Re-
port of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken on their PASSAGE List of their Cargo,
anv Foreign Newspapers or News they may have lie will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents z! home abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
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r OOK AT THIS-Just received lot fine hdkis, at only
lot ue double width changeable Parishes only Is
cloths at only Is Cd lot fine double med at 6 6
best only Is Cd; shrtpg musins per
yard; lot fine book musns lot cambria musns cd
yards lot supene double sidh aapacca lustres cheap lot
ladies' collars 3D. lot mems fine orange only cts;
will pay any 20 miles to WlLLET HAWKINS
st0ra SOL Greenwch street. 5st below Spring street
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ShUWIh1 surpIus OF S2t ,52.
The nature and extent of the interest Of the bank in
the Canaoharo and Caskll Railroad Company is as fo
lows; holds tie said company's for baance due
hereon) S6OSl CO. charged to profit and loss
II holds two notes against ndiv dua by said
company, amounting together to $709 So II owns the
said road aud appurtcnances puroh the State at
public sale in May last, for the sum of si 600 with
view as set forth in the resolution of the board auhorz
property TO the ultimate payment OF the demands
of the bank aus said Railroad company The value of
the property thus purchased, the board Of directors cst
mate to be $4,000 and has been entered the
books as personal estate for that sum.
In ard TO the value of the stockf the
in the estimate he had made upon the property
and efectso OF the bask, IL is worth about par
HILAND HILL, in, Cashier.
March IL, ls42.
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The directors of the institution it appears have been
instead of lenders the extent of which
is the of what they have got from the bank above
what they have pad in capital The immediate liabli
ties and of the Bank at the date Of these returns
follows -
Is42 ls43
Immediate means. ............ s57S 304O3
do liabilities. ... -. ..144,lsl 100, 800
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twill contain ample details of European Sporting
well as the New Orleans Racing, &C. SC.
Mailed to Subscribers at Two Dollars per annum. No
name will be placed the subscription list until paid for
in advance nor continued there when the time for which
it is paid has expired
agents will be supplied at the Of Three Dollars for
one hundred copies. Letters addressed to
JOHN RICHARDS Proprietor, No. Barclay st.
10 Insure attention, the postage must be paid.
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SEED OIL-2 casks superior quality English Lnseed
ms Woodruff & MINTURN 81 South st.
pOsT OfFlCE, New FORK Ma CHI 49, If43-ka,tern Mail
From and after this da un fur thr nocu) the Eastern
Mail by the Stonipgton Norwich boats will close this
Office daily, Sundays excepted. ocock p
NJ JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM,
MA Str p st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE, !
THURSDAY, August 10, | Pm.
The yInrLef

AT auction yesterday :-20l7 bags Rio Coffee 1000 sold
balance withdrawn 7laSI.
FLoUR.-There is very little animation in the market
for Howard street flour We sale Of 200 bills good
standard brands of wheat fresh ground this morning
~ SlI5 which price holders generally continue for
tins description. sale of 100 bbls. old flour also
made to-day AT SI625 another Of 100 bbs fresh ground
from old wheat 81 80. There settled receipt price.
"A sale OF City Mills Hour fresh ground, made yeser.
day nj Si,SI5 most holders, however ask So
The last sales OF SusIuehanna -four from wheat
at4,G2I. 100 bbs Rye flour disposed of yesterday
at 1904.
GRAIN.-We salos OF prime Nd. white wheat for
family Flour 100 lO5 cts aud Of red do from good
To prime ct 80 to 90 per bushe The supply OF wheat
IN market at present quite limited. We quote Md. white
Corn at SO cts. and yellow do 53I5l New Oats 20a22
cts. and Rye do 50a52 No transactions in Penna.
wheat, rye sale ct Pa. yellow Corn took place
this morning 5I5 cts
PROVlSIONS.-Therc were sold Yesterday 100 bbls
prime PORK S9,25. Very little has been done in either
kinds OF barrel meats, and prices previous
report, viz: Baltimore Mess Beet $40, 80 No. l. SO 80;
Mess Pork Sll so No. SlOal0,5O and prime 80 25 a
$50 few sales OF Bacon have taken place prices
what lower than those previously quoed-holdors now
ask 4sl3 for prime Western assorted; Sides Sa4i;
Shoulders 35a3i and Hams 5aT Holders Of Lard ask
Ia75 cts for No. Western in kegs.
HOGS.-Lve hogs not plentiful, aud selling
at 81 per 100 lbs. which slight advance on previous
quotations
FISH.-There is no change in the rates OF Shad-No
trimmed selling Sc 50, and untrimmed at So %;
Hcn.nss - -5a3 80; sales No. Mackerel SO so a
So 10.
NHISllEY- sales OF bbls ure ma king at 2Gc and
Of hhds at 25c per gallon. The market firm these pri-
ccs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-12
Anltion Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
ley t;obert min A p..,,..~

Nori'Errsani provision. or iced II Tr,- from,
smith New and wife. bearing the isth a.y Of Iut
1888 md of record IN te Office ~ enrco Coiny
Court the ubicrsgnod Trustees therein nanl VIII .spo-e 1,
ss on ie premises public auction. highest bad m on
MONDAY ihc 3li ~ ochcs valsbi- farm situated
an ic county of Henneo. Richmond on the road
"iiing - NiAanrbug occupied hy
tanning between 2tO and goo thus offered
f -a- - valuable ahk. fch present hrh
i" oi Improvement AMI fon To n.
oaon md vicinity 70 Richmond There upon u new and
eon'e dwelling hnu-e with five houses
ue as kitchen sinnse house. stables. lately
ereetel Or "a perfect Altogether. M
a'ahe opportunity of ch.f speculation the
terms Z" The Deed N" crops growing
reserved Ia The rauio who viii c possession until
IL Of October next At before which possession viii be
hVee % The pnfcilsr The han cash
on delivery q po'sion, AMI thereafter with
interest from delivery of possession, by with ap
te 1ni att option Of the purchaser TIE land
- believed to Dc perfcet but selling sne win
convey only such them by saidi deed
TIiOS. }. NJ. NANCE
ia ep,IAu JOHN % CoppIN Trustees
sale conducted by r. IuLL a BROTHER
W III" above sale postponed weather r
Friday, the ith instant, I O'Clock IN premises.
au1 ROBERT A.
VIII be soh at the place Land
lying abou2 mikes from the above JOS G. HALEY.
sale conducted by RoB-r MILL BROTHER.
Auets
The aloy. postponed consequence Of ine.
Of the weather, until WEDNESDAY. inst, when Il
will positively take place the premises. By
der O TRUSTEES
SALE conducted b. Robert Hin Brother. Au-ts. aus