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NEW BOOKS.
Received November tst-uy
DRINkER a MORRIS.
UyREDERICk THE GREAT aud he 70

INREDERICk THE GREAT and his Go u
. and Tunes edited with introduction. by Campbell
Esq author The Pleasures Ifoe. seties IN vols
i u Andrew Jackson, PRIVATE Military and civil with H,r,.
tons Uy Amos krntl 10 D. completed IN o. Nplrau ~ o
hand
cargr Delivered to ~" Csey ofths Drtes OHIO boz Sep
t'mlsf. 1913 by e. r MiNane w. ~. Hop u. D,o.r.e
Gibbons Rouc pcclnr AMI Pan the Roman Enp- viii,
n'- ~ le Rev, a. ~ Ni'uan Map D., taui.t,I n
~ N0s-Plu fst received
G'"fgn Scenss iy Georgian new eI.ton " r,trs
The tonlee Cook Iiln AMI direction Tor COOKING aui
houskerinr wHh upwards fccsipts additions AMI 20
tsfaone Hy J. W Sini'f the fnnkhn Philadelphia
Hoak o. ue Church ny southey H. T. n lirris.I AMI
ADAPTED 60 Tie Dung ari for snnily SCHOOL,
Moofes roeril WOKE. complete ~ ,f beautiful Nina
edition..
Mutrsy's Geography. No. %
Hannah Moorss Work 30 q,
MCutochs nttersli Gafsuer Sn.
bIwmF Room ANNUAL or fstt with ~ ts1utGi t.tf,f,.
l1Wa ~ Etiquette shou Eu Reelection iot eomit, in
Socirty W. a reuilsrpln.
Etiquette for Isiies hints on The prrsft,att,rs iu,s
meuts anil display o Female Hrluty Received iut le bv
mol DINNER s MORRIS
4 tOACBuENS' COATS.-N f,w of rir allow OF ,,,,
- god qualify, and supruoI Hg~ viii capes fof .s-
not hEEN 60.
Oh nuns roroR co sugar 10 a. Nohs.es- u.i tsc-y
~ ci prf schr MARY Anela s,~ty
mo IpuN TRirIErr 4 son
HDOruMAC nEERINGs g. rof sl, At . reue.d rr,cr d,
chs in'o'cc' BY IN - DAVENPORT a ALLEN.
M ALAGN wiNEand Peppermint CuRniNi.-sa bhh ~ W,nc
I'VE go hhs q NJ tofiai fur sais hy
JAS WINSTON
M hNrtD-A midoe aeed man Or vou,sn competent o.
nogo GAyNoE wooD CO.
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REMOVED

hhNNNAN co.'s OLi DnHa,n.on Ct,hnx Sor- d, t.. ,,
ssN {" ~" street and ncs. tha Ftlnkiin lJon
- ~ ''
Nt' "nhrac" this opportunity AMI of making
" 'e ci't"'rs 90 Richmond vicinity Sa. tiai
W. constantly Keep on hand 'otng nj anal nv,- ..t.r,
h current AMI Approaching Will Al
IaIe, TOT cash We respectfully IN ean anI IN
", %" s"eh wh~th"r they the good. OF not An -oi.
% by u- that do not rar every respect Eay - returned and
h- money refunded p>JAngood- warranted. rYu
siohs> tassimers and BEAVER Cloths.
w r. are prepared To exhibit a large and splen.
uHi hf ot th" above Go--S, and very prie.s-in
'h W. fiv" blacks blues and invisible greens of all
IN 'as-''+rs English French American IN great VARSITY
Soh-''iis 81 Iweei- Bnekskns Do-skns
ir anu Dta French Pasi DTap De from 10 IN.
hn..t miAuieiu-in Beaver Ctths Mild Iaek Hin.
hprah tsd and Pan Beaveuprior Pain Drab and BaeL
nslshHm 'htS-i"avy Pilot and Fot-Si Ciohs ke &c oar
shs "i tes ''foi- in this country
Purchasers invited Q examine. 10y
- 10 KENT. KENDALL 4 ATwATER
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Will BE RECEIVED THIS DAY


BS D.. q. wHEATLEY & CO.,
AZ he BafHoIe Cash Store, Immediately opposite e. IT,
Jenkins.
Nv LADIES' pllcss
dozen Pahees ready mar. .drec, from Ns,s York
10 pieces rich Ca.nnsre De Eseo--s -,yi-
~ q" do a,c0nd Mourning
- do plan eold Mou.ln De LAM
- do French bW ~
: DO "Itra neh Silks
. do super French black Alpaca warranted g.nu,n.
u do light and dark DO
20 d" IaTieton PiaHis Zoe ehhfens At IS worth
~ q" fIrnehfla'ds ior chakIhg yds WIDE. l
10 do white, p,hk blue coId Tat.ton Muslin n,
party dr"sseF, > yds " de only cents
. --ts handsome -inbr-rerd Curtain Muslin
20 pieces Do A, a, $50. -.
- do CashnIer.it a, ~ AE
dorm 'hilifens Nett CAPE
do do Cioaks
do embroidered ThL,t sbawls At Sc
d" PLAID AMI wa,ered SILK 10
do het Bnl-sel Robe Ladies. new article
= ca~"s new sy~ Fancy Pnns very ch.ap
10 Fiee~s FUulari Silks, = vi ell At n. cts
20 do highly enrd Myuslin Lane At - worth .o-
GENTLEMENs WEAR
pieces rich black French Cloths warranted yrnun. anil moi
To change colour
10 pieces Iich bark French Cassurr. iron, so 10 8,
. do d" fancy colours
Il do fancy siR Merno AMI Cashmere V.st,pys
100 d. IRISH Linens iom ~. up
~ dorm Ip'wiek and llmL- wool Shuts and Draw.rs
DO 10 silk a, "A,
rr "iu large AMI well assorted of 'taI- aud Fancy
Dry 'i which they VIII Wholesale AMI retail AT unure
e"h'ni" low prices for cash. f-s- of al,ptss
probably none Others have In mon. M
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LOTS or NEW BOOKS
W HANDOipAI bns received:
-. ihr Crnt,Hlu ty ftulis koek w. rfs
Man, or ths tOnscnpt Ufdr. Oh, o.. rs .f.
GuailNus ut l0n Juan OF rsr- 20, ,il ID, cent.
N1rr'itr or ~ Isiuus Fnffef.ru- o.. ,i1 ID, ,.tf.
If'in.ri nn Historical Runilr.r Do, s. ur.fsr ..
Lng,sl bastr. or Scsnrr Vrii.h rt,s1n Iou. s,.
No luNts O. Static CSC.
No.G do Naval Bugnpilv g..
lfosu' of tr Ret Tutsn. from ne FfrrshofN4i me-,
90 leut. '''a''
MNou' MEN. ron1uces of the Revelation te,
ffNife'f anl Dos s,utfs nnH tra ,r.h 1f Mrs r,t d.
Fats % '''' w
uh Nnfre wHh fny plate. &C.,
l.ad''s toUlauun. fof oct gSe
hlm ~ w ''. Wv '.t''
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ECONOMl ~ HOUSE-KEEPING,
10 TnmiIics-r.ard Lamps.

ECONOMl ~ HOTNE-REEPING
10 FamiIics-I.ard Lamps.
~ Ellis celebrated and UNIVERSALLY, onnrovcJ
ll'd Lamp ~, ior sale D., the sut-cutf. Phiai.iph,
poe, 80 &C. Tive advantage Lamp FIRST t ,oii
lini b. u-l IN 900 The lamp without ifpul of fr.t frl-
f'o"ly gNes as much hEht Mouh T.. ni.
lastly The Lamp Nyirk can b., use, Tho ,r ~ 10
an ordinary ub' ui lamp
Whi~lth That pound NJ Land burn more Ga,
f'tN ciri l"ur hsf worth VIII i,.i whole ,yr
saving at ta ninety cents iIu fit Sperm p
''H aisl -ec liru burning o store uf Isrs
BOLTON HARRISON. prurs 10. a Apoil,,ssfc.
&c '- corner of Mann Governor 81
\ N'hhN'-W' n,r iev .f tlis. real N,,,,,.
scg1rs pronounced by nudge. h IN tr r,fy
HARDWOOD HEAtH
"" Sucgg--.ir- fn 2. o. Ails & CO.
btNNi Ot"u- iu NItd 10 Eco daily rtpccird f .,.
p e. 20 j" " TEirLEiT 4 suN
NtNEGNR-g, bis Wilson's brst so o. f,f f,niiy us. f -
e. b" PEAkE IoNrsE WiNsruV
NWGlNiN lENNS-Wr have boz store. and orr Gt s,. /,
and beautiful lricis VuF,na Jeans ui,pnc,t,,i m
kflf'ni t1 JONES Va krnfe wil,h 10 tbs Manu-
iae'n"rs rf'crs kENI, kENDAIL 4 ArWATER
WV
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lust received, fine lot of Glassware: Cut
~ Glass Bow Plain BoSl- Gut Glass Dishes and press
Cd Dishes SAVERS Tumblers, Wine Gassc- Champagne
very low Decanet Lamps Cunlescks Candle Passage
Lamps Astral Solar AMI Reading Lamp Shades. Lanterns salt
Sclirs, very low Curtain Pins aaa Glass Knobs.
A-n hand huc stock of CROCkFRY. very low.
Passage store and Hand Lamps. Astral Lamps Lamps Cam
plume do Gienuughs do beautiful Candrihra- l. .
and light. fine patterns. and Of excellent quality
large bot of handsome Gilt Mahogany Glass
Toilet Mantci Pier ard Hand handsome plain which Will
sell low Also. Looking Glass Plates all
Also lot ofHARDNARE wlchG will At coSr 10 get rsI nr
oye and longs Andons Tenders Furnace snping Irons
Hair Brushes; Tootdo Fad Iorr Mills
lot Of Concs Canisrks, brass plated and BRITANNIA Casters
Britannia Tea Pots and Coffee 30 britannia Sugars TRANS
and Spoons. German Silver Hpoons, Tea and Table
CAN and purchase JAMES EVANS
nc Croekry Dealer Main street
EAYNOR WOOD n 60. are Agents for some Of ti- mos,
~ popular remedies Union. among which. noei
u all - w tars Bassm Of Wild Cherry remedy las
gained for tseG Fepuauon r the Coughs puifnl
affections which outups ANY Of Nostnus ,iant
The quantity hiy the Agents of best rvdrnces can
prcs'ntof IT. great efficacy the n ei-s ings
Pamphlets containing numerous instances remarkable
b. i1i gratis. GANNOR WOpp 4 60.
no Agents Tor tbr rIopricior.
Cheeseman's Mixture.
hR. CHEESEMAN'S Specific MIXTURE sup.
- ply i1.t received and or ale by
BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
mn ~ Druggists. Nam 4 Governor Streets.
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PAPER HANGINGS,


INHE subscriber has the pleasure of mEorm;nq
his friends and the public generally that he has received h.
SPng supply 81 fsene'sar-A Paper ausry. ron.-
OF "a" Sau fr"seo and Common .uI~nda ,-.o,,
n"nt OF hifrr % match all of nut
AMI country in The neafSi manner the best rTn-
ap C,orn., b.lo,, 81 ~, pOCnH'
SEARs FAMILY MACHINE Is new rnonthly M "a 49,
MHe "9rei - says the Publisher eoaeei cond-ns- and
sSsnaiisr The Of standard general kno,y,r- -
ln"d in works vulumnous as M L ,o,,
l"i M reach 0i mankind thus eoI-rt. ma ~
pA'ed !" pace ~ IL ehsapnS coupre v,h,
The acquisition OF al IL viii embesed with srv.r.I hr,
rhgfaNihss Siiai'v" of pomn.rt svn .,
b'eaI and krg History To entirely free from, sr,.,
iSni-PceSs 90 Subscriptions and orders seitr NV
T.. w. HARROID
" = I5erai ogrAny person subscribing himself or ohI.,
s W lnser'h-r TOR one and smiung current
iuHl Tree ut all expense an copy Of thai Prrr ,D
we 'i ai copy Il" Sears Bible biography Wonder. Of IN.
~ot onr sept sueeetto hiss ore A.rrss above Ge "a
ShAi.l Florence and other Neck Ties at II! cts
- - 81 Ttos- r.. PRICE
Chiidren's elegant coIorcd CATERS au5 ALL
Morocco boots.
81 received from Philadelphia, OPENED OF ve-,,ui,y
~ hIher supply OF those elegant fashionable sho-s Tor h
dirn' 'ley may be had all sizes, u. BULINGToN,S
Mansion Hous,.
4 kR CHEESEMAN'S SPECIFIC MnNTURE-Ano,h., s,,,.
- Just received and for sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON
no = Druggists corner 81 Main Governor street,
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MORE NEW GOODS.

MORE NEW GOODS
i'EN I'D by til" Steamer Columbus now ready Tor *
ala',n At The 'ileaP Zach stow, One le1 Mad.
worm i"fner To- The following WIN b. .o aunt.
a. 10" as at any Establishment cav none crc.rt.d for m
continuation OF which are IN want OF col. 10
can and examine for thsm.ey-s;
20 Pieces lne medium anil sut..rfne n ma, 11,,,
sold great bargain
90 Do. 'lssiRet, from IT,. IN 81 nor v,rB
80 do Ny Jeans AMI Ker-ys
warranted To- ahunk ~ INV ~ "'''"
- Servants war a eoinrl.t. ass,rt,,.r, - -.. -.
'isiIn"frs, i-sirabl- ''
80 Rllnksis Tot O.. e! cts 4 pi.,.
DOMESTIC GOODS much ch-ap-r Than they ,n Lee b,i
nany Of the Northern Aiaku.
t,.ie"y invite the attention Of Purchasers TO our com
CHEAP. ocss n RrRE, ~ !. 80
EenRrn RICO MoL,ssTS-su hirl- Porto Re-, SI,,.-..
= landing and for sale BY
&C - nNvENroEr 4 ALLEN
T whENILN ca received At The BaH,r,,,- ,,,.t
- s"rr, the Nam and tth sirr.r g,, 49,
po~e X ~ Jenkins' yesterday an ii,tou Ia tt ,i
7"-n j" pres wool black 'i'th. superior quality
10 p'eees Inv AMI olive Green do
20 q" English Fancy
10 u" Pain Blue ami Blue
10 d. SIX satin anI MrnnO N,,tngs is,-.i sf,f--
- do White Flannel q Wool II SO. Del mi
!" 'o Swami sam d. SUPERIOR artel. Warranted m, to
~ do ie4 Barnsry shretng
- q" Plain. Blk aui wasrrd Alpacr1
rasss Fancy Pants
20 cartoons Of bk ard cnrdSik Tuny-
10 dozen Gent Msrno and pfawsss ,,-,,r ,,
80 Do ,ad.-s fFrnCh Nd Gloves dn-,, rar. 4G..s
~ do Gents do DO d, Il,
20 p'-ces nix AMI blue Ls Buluhasin-
10 d. Cashnerc DC Lane new style
" ." Pnhri Sa,i'ns new aric!e Tor I,dlss' dirs.rs
DOZEN handsome bored Sk Slaui-
pieces Rich Watefed Sirige SIN.
ale w hHn"y Blankets do Ro-r do lodo Negro do
~i 1rs" a-rormeH' 81 Hosiery Lind all Of which
they val disIo upon the most raas,r,bl. ten, -, - A.,
p' wishing to r"feiso viii phrase er.,nn- Tor ,-i
% The star f, requested a copy
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PANTS "a YES.rs

Il EEN A CO opening a large sn .,,i,,ty 49,. l., %,
~ Pants AMI Vests, for sale cheap ior cash
Also city made Beaver Ffocks 20 nt.t 6ps. n m. - NJ.
Hoi manufacture Dress Coats goods and ate, ,
cIfap for WV
y bNo connection with other and have the aim of
Cash Tailoring Et'hlshnenr' Awning railing In FROM,
"' KEEN GO.
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II. N. HUDSON,

DE NrIST,
OHee on Main Street. Syss,e aLor, a., Banks
rsf'"f az ofsstot. M T-si beauty pr--rva
.os AMI nsris te~ And insst.ptL, Teeth. ,,ns or an
hu -,- ga tho ss~s approved isa Esf.r R-,d In PA
msf ksss d. Ents ihbL. 81 GARDNER Han 49, a. nsLi~
u. 'haInhe.h,n-. III ~ a. cab-u ';-ors. Watson D
fI-i9m
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

I'M GALLONS superior Inseed rcceiyed and for sale
WV - John ~. EISTACE A. SON
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

sNtINE Henry .aEnssia. AroSatt spirit Of vin.gsT
ana buirrs LierN.seni hagn-sia. r-ceitei and for :.
ny oc ~ BOLTON q UARRtSON
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"lhhh new ltt,lloi ss'-;- cheap cash t.a. n,
'' y w MEREDITH l-ad--' and color-i Iios- d,
M,e pam aii ribbed SIX do do Lk Lhir TIA Mory.su 30
dO IL i1 Bnnnctts. 49, $1,000
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III u =!
Ladies' French Morocco nnd Kid Ruskin.

t'""ies Frchch Morocco nnd Kid Iuskins.
~ The rsTV lou price Of Sl25!!
nNNi recently received supply Of above fashionable
Shows Tor l1d"s which viii De- no iis above ,sr NO.,
also lle. ffeurh Morocco AMI Nd Walking sho,s At the ,p
Pee' Acall tom The Ladies b. respectfully invited
&c 20 DAVID BURLINGTON Mansion Hons.
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lENNi' hiNitifCErhs arteie b. in ~. f,o, sf.u ,,i
pahr pflry -wder preratoi he rfsstss esf. a.
'ra "s 'nd a1eoahe ianscc. having uut dsnrsf aisf
ind rit'h -ieti ecatrs from ~ sfb frasv-a
Qots ' ncen decay oihss and preserves tr ena-i ~ hh
fves reafi whtsnss snd NJ m anti .o,6ur by 49,
ntE r Hu 20 heaHiy sil ar.i preserves them IN 90 hsnh
mo .sof-frrrarFd ant s0t whoiesa@ WI r.tsH hv
80 " ALENH DTfvtI q co
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GcniIemen's Water PROOF IsOots.-SI,ioi R5,,sr-.
tST received from Philadelphia and opened
- supply NJ these substantial @sasonabe R,5s mad,
" nc and good Caikn which Will by the dozen OF ,inrr
parvery low. DAVID Bt-IIIN,srnN s'
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G'inER VlNECAR-2O bbb Wilson's Purs CIDER yi..y,, IN.
- received and for e'ie BY mo isl JAS wfNsTOs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10

The process Of the tasIs Of cash prices
and small profits has undoubtedly recommenced but has
not yet produced any great results.
The abundance Of money in the banks Is corporate
Their than individual property. has been the proceeds
Of old debts paid and paper mstured without having been
replaced with new The state u affairs then is that
ney scarce in the agricultural and industrial employ
msni. With the business nuni,y II Is easily obtained
for the conduct Of business bat ltls permanent surplus
remains IN that quarter, however. after the increased
demend or cash capital In all branches Of trade satisfied
With the banks alone money exceedingly plenty, and
their purpose TO employ IT low withou, risk
where they can easily recall IL. Thus then, while the
amount stocks outstanding rapidly easing the
means OF investing In them diminished, generally
iorsign capital was cut of om them and the banks
eeisd certain descriptions whch could he the most safely
used temporarily on Which 10 loan their funds This Is
done with the exercise Of the ges,est caution. Indeed
the banks are, thing cautious In regard to In
di'iiusl paper possible, than lornsry and in making
loans on sockshsy require good dividend paying stocks
to be deposited s security they then take note payable
on demand. Cor 10 per cent le's than the market
value OF the stocks losEe Of interest Of from TO pei
cent. 1hs following copy Of the notes usually To-
kan with such securities -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10
Wool Market.

The clip Of wool has been produced in the market
TO- large extent and sles TO great amount have been
made, NJ prices sh, wing Improvement last years
rates The quantity oil wool raised this is much larger
than last and the hesces much heav from the
csicsss. with an Improvement in the quality.
A. Rochester, Tor the week ending the Sd inst, the
sales reached nearly o0o0 pounds Prices steady
and choce lots. prsng full booded ssxonv heeoes,
sold At 30 % cts We bave heard OF large lot OF
ssxony raised by T. Burrell, Esq of Wayne county,
selling a. 10 CENTS 20 some Of our Eastern manufacturers
The rais~rs Of wool IN this state, tel greatly encou
ragged by the Mt in the prices for all qualities OF
this sicl- and hope they will continue cultiv
the supeIo hind Of wool ia this market.
We bear Of no operations in foreign varieties for the
pat week We quote for American Ssxony, fleece 10,
IS az Americas fail blood Merino, 80 81; American
half and three quarter Merino a5s27 American, Native
10 WASHED and picked lSai7 do unwashed SAT- African
7lsil. smyrna iosi2; Mexican loail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10

slight sll the stock occasions notse 10 the Dor.
rs~sr to make good the margin. n thhs 10 neglected n
day the stock Is disposed Of expressed upon the lace
the note Under this operation many stocks the Uni
ted States government. and New York stocks have
gone very high, while other stocks equally good
very much lower. although thsy also have advanced Of
late. The result that the demand Of the banks bears
upon small selection and produces rise higher than
the demand for stocks from the general surplus capital
of the whole country Tor permanent Investment viii
rant The preo; Of this 10 very strong In the compare
tive rates Of Tennessee and Kentucky stocks compared
with New York and United States descriptions In Mas
sachusetts where the dsrbutive wealth and the gen
ers surplus capital greater than In any other section
they prefer their own stocks andiheir per cent stock
much higher than those Of New York.
The amount Of capital seeking these investments 10
hosrly on the increase. The downward tendency has
ceased sndthe streams Of revenue which
laons swelling in number and depth. and WILL IN
doubtedly Lift all prices to uniform value than
they present while those stocks supported by bank
influence, will fall towards them.
The following is return Of the banks OF Maine to
June, 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10

ant. This story did not gull the Charley, who
o. 10 the landlord Dir. Benjamin Worswick, sni
before him the trembling robber, but Mr. Wors
wick denied having ever the fellow before. On
being presented before the Police Bench, however he
was Instantly recognized Joseph Clifton who had been
where he had been serving term for previous Ialcon
duct. He was remandedto his old cell Tor trial
DisonsERLr HsUsE.-Tbomes Lynch and his VIE
Ellen, yesterday arrested and committed 10 prison
for keeping disordsrly house cellar the corner
Of Roosevelt and Cherry Streets whthsr OF all hours oil
wont to repair to and kick up their Internal
disturbing the peace and annoyn the quiet oil tue he
biisats o. the neighborhood. III such procesdings
Instituted against the keepers OF ali such
character OF good city would DO greatly benrhteu
EseArE FaoM BLAcKwELLs lsLASp.-Iwo CONVEX,
tsusry, were caught Sunday morning., while repos-
Ing together in house the Firs Points winch psee
they hsvs bssn hiding until pursuit. they hoped wesd
have passed bybut the eyes OF the Police were on them
aud tsv were lodged the Tembs preparatory to being
sent back the Island, whsrc they VIII be treated 70
william Spencer and Bridget tAiiliPs They had adopt
cd the doctrine Battle Axe sect which doss not I'M
the blessing Of the upon the nuptsl couch
SNAIL OrrENoss Thomss kearns picked the pocket
Of hs friend Wliam Crosbie, At No CHI street, IN
oyster cellar where they had been enjoying treat a,
Francis Cransy stole cotton umbrellas worth 81 90 om
the store OF Henry Striker, Ne Chatham street. but
being pursued he the prize and was next dropped
himself
Rops,rs A MAN AsLErr.-Jaaes McCready was fully
committed for stealing from the person Of James McDer
street. silver watch OF the value OF So and gold pin
worth s. which he confessed he had given In security 10
bartholomew Costello, tavern keeper. At the OF
West and Chamber streets tor 81 90 borrowed money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10

Of the heavy receipts from New Orleans Sales Of South
ern yellow Nat. ct 90 ctsj arrivals Of white Public
sales OF Western 5000 bushels yellow prime 81 90 cts
10000 do. yellow and white mixed part heated Al S9l
CITE 5000 do white 46t 90 per bushel Also private
sales similar prices Oats dull and lower sales at
80 cts. per bushel.
At Auctiop-Corn-Weste yellow, 500 sacks. Sit a
IS 100 sacks mixed A6k 1900 do do 40 45l cts
zoe do do As Az ct $40 do white, good, 5lt cents
1000 bushels from store, heated 10 40t cts per bushe
cash.
Al Buffalo the 7h inst there is scarcely any thing do
ing the markets to-day. The best samples OF wheat Of
ered this held at 81 o. but mlers hold
on in expectancy Of obtaining their supplies at ST. at
which price they would take hold freely There have
been any sales Of -four worthy Of recording critic
risn for three days Operators waiting Tor the east
become settled. Corn is selling 4c bush;
he ard Of sale OF NJ Ohio-2, 200 bushels-at 99c.
Al Rochester, the 7th inst the impulse that lately
given III produce market does to have been
sustained and the decline is rapid the late i'm
provement The new Canadian Tariff has efectualiy
shut ont all demand from that quarter and the spirit OF
speculation having absted with the Improvement ia the
appearance OF the crops the price Of Wheat has fallen to
81 90 81 o. Prices paid this afternoon follows -.
Wheat 81 o. Corn 4ae Flour S. 90 ; retail 81 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-10
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