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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
10. Repeal of the Union bet1ycen Libcrt, !,

md snVery.-A public meeting Will tProWdeace r-Y.
mtngl De held IN the Church it the OF Christie and
Delaney streets Tuesday evening At O'Clock advance
step N the repeal sysem. viz 10 repeal the union be-
tween Am Slavery and Liberty
white man who recently sold pay his brothers
o MS suiferinSg. Rev A. Brown Of Albany
VIII also address ti- meeting. Per order OF Com.
C. 5. BROWN. secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

n Fi1tJ ! PCT
t., United Statcs-The THccpherOu Med!cated Com.
ponnd 70, aH Human Hair is with confidence rsconnsnded
o all whose hair becoming thin from disease scur and dan
llufi. The remc prevent badness and grey hair
The most healthy dressing possibly be applied TO lr
ad renderif. the sr soft and glossy and einG the skull
from all humo and Irrita1H-, removing every particle oi
sc,,rr and andf and dsposing , hair 20 c It's frequent
@ will preserve hair in health and beaiv 10 the latest iriod
of f For infant heads invaluable. To be had omy at
Broadway. of Liberty 81. MP sta or oi t'. ai
rniutpd areui, Je21 lml,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

Particular attention Is called to our style of business and
Office Coats also Travelling Focks. 4 large assortment oil
1 apG istf ~ 'N'N' W. w T. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Thc
IN Exhibition will close Tuesday, the ith July next
30 picture the present collection ever be asan seen IN
rnnln ~ h. Ac. ..leLny lel6 tily.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

HtII. L UIII 1 IIUIIlU' JI.
70 furego his visit 20 Cana
ia for on- week only. He
can BE-. seen at the Museum
all this week AT all hours
durinc ,lis day and evening
This wonderful dwarf has
become 81 celebrated that
a description of him seems
unnecessary. Bnt for th-
information OF strangers,
the Manager states rlst he
Is THE. SMALLEST
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
ny20 If

SUMNER SIcKSrsslt should be remembered tia' 9aius
the intense hat summer the process o DIGESTION IS r
formed with such lansnor, that our ioou. I
sr- issolyci aud yerfed INTO nu'rine lof e
boy often becomes actually spoiled putrih"d IN te
stomach Hence bad breath; dsagr"eaole taS'e IN u
colo pains, dyscnter cholera rnoEeus. ana ol'ef
Wrchs Indian Vegetable Pills certain cure Tor All ,he
above.lang.ous complaints because they cleanse me aihrt
rv canal of all thos. bilious and putnd hunors wnc ere u
only OF all disorders Of ths @ ou
and purify the blood and therefore give health ai.u
whole well drive every description oi pam
the body. -, ~. .,,;o.aJ ,,,; ne,
Becare of Counfer.is-Th public are cautioned asast
The many spurious medicines which, in order 10 are
made, outward appearance CLOSELY 10 iese''e t''
wonderful Fills. H.. Ia, Iyi,.,,,,
Indian Vegetable Pills neatly printed on The ie OF IN
and that if the word WriShts cannot be iouno al Is
lively wrong. t ,L, ,,ai;r ;,a
yhnsale and retailNos. 288 Greenwich STREET 'sw 1S
los fremont street Boston and No. 69 haee street. ma
delphia.
Thousands are every day pros,rad BY diarrhe
ta o howell complaint OF some kind and not Sno",ns n
fo obtain relief they have recourse 70 the hTSt th ti4
within their reach. Dr. Fleming Diarhua amy @ - 80 ~
~ ,,,c ,s,I.d in all such one stcK VIII cure I
~. -ost obstinate disease: ii IS pleasant ana ir2s
10 children and adults with all safety 80
Femins's Worm Candy IS Eegiat worn. N ,esri
troys them root and branch Please read tle ioo MS
Having been acquainted for some time win ne
Balm Remedy dysentaT aud bowel + as on
of the best medicines for all bowel II
| used il in my family, and have known many otAe' -
and knew to f & Of Evfs66 Rfs66ER wakcr-see
| Sew-York, August, 1871. ,.;,r ,i,rybna.
Being vioen taken, few days since @'e oaabsr Bair
was recommended 10 try DR. L. D. Fleming ~ efctsd
remedy did so, and TO SURPRISE, Single TEW I ART
] Newark, u. j., August, lsii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

DOARDING-A few geniee Boarders can be
ID accommodated l pleasant rooms in private Boarding
uoure At No Gi Chamestreet iew doors OF Broad
way They can enjoy the luxury OF Bat'ns Room Without
nodarIts References .,iyen and required j22 wis.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
TRAVELLERS AND VOYAGERS
Alloy

Thousands Of citizens, now tEa; the Summers melt
n, sun i,on about retreat from the cys noise
aud d, 10 lie la.l shades Of country residence: and
beg suggest that IN no 7a they I'LL M sisur hour
orirs amusement and Instruction the family circle than
III purchasing ard taking with tem coody lprig Of our
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
witch nm obtained at the Office Of Publication so Ann
street Nlssai ".r following istof the works pub
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
;TTEs'A,IT!IEEsT CURIOSITY THE WORLD EVER

TWO pERFoRNlASCEs EVERY DAY, at and
half past oeock, PM BY Mr. pELARu +, the great Nj.
me Miss ADAIR aud Mr. BROUWER, the yoc1lists Miss
Admission to the whoe Only ONE SHILLING
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
- Ein, Cents uer I.OttIc.-Bv Letters Patent of

H-T- Doctor a. Sidney Doanc has resumed the
prct;ce Of Nedci in City Of NewI ork Residence J2
Warren street y r. corner o" Church. myl1 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
iys7 jtTT$ss j WINCHESTER, Publisher, 80 Ann-st

NEW ALGEBR A.--.-.fnSt published, An
IN ApR!DcENrNr OF D,Ts AcEsRt attipad 10 the I'M
proved methods of instruction IN Schools and tadsies by
j. B. Thomson, a. NJ The object OF this work IS to is:H
the higher branches of Algebra aud Mathematics ne ncr
lis of Day. Agebr, are we'll known and appreciated TO
require coitment This nmi;1ble work now presented
. prblic in an abridged form with such additions as would
,al il the and capacities o. beginners by an expert
csd and practical teacher II tins -nd many new ilstrd
added practice questions are at me foo oi
Speaking Of the work aud its author President Day says.
had confidence IN his mathemtt!cr talents ana dItaines
and his practical knowledge derived rom several years S
pecnce teaching Algebra qualifying nm to make the
ron that our design has been skilliuy and satisfactorily
executed pI SkIt. rf.I ~; HtM-Iittei'
Publishers SnITH EEFKK PKlTT PFIaSyGlgoGaN \ York
ie13 tw tCR0CKER * BREWSTER, Boston.
ACCOUNT BOOKS IND STATIONERY.-
y r G. ROOT Bank Sta;ioner, l5& PgarSrcet tcorner
of Wali) now prepared to supply from MS afs- and ne
stock Blank Books adsn,l all the general l'Fm OF 0'
ness or complete SETS made to any pattern desired
Possessing superior facilities, and hs 9't stock, rom he
roudcrous Bank Ledger the smallest pocket Memorandum
Book being manufactured By himself he giatnee that
his work shall be- surpassed IL dnr.hilit" or n Dei OF
finish by any other house the United States his cop's
stock and lo price offer great Inducements ior hIse VINO
wish purchase cheap goods when al same n eS Ia"
he satisfied thsy 1ei made.
Bank Ledgers; Foreign, DomtSuc anu
Merchants Ledgcrs JoGrais, School stationery -,
nav books ash Books Sc ps,r.s cf every kind and
Books for Insurance Compa. 1natF
Check Books on all the Citv Lead Pencils DreE3ipc Fem
Ranks rul.l and Handsomely; ellis aud Drawing spcrs
bound. Letter STAMPS, Pen R7cka
Ink, In,st,nds Sand Boxes. sc. &c.
Printing and Lithosrarhy executed at snort nouce IN '
their branches.
q lmis W Pt,rI-s,1ert corner of Wall.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
N SyIvanin Association

ana all earliest quifers after better condition for
the La6onng Clss, solicited attend m4stinr of the
syvanla Association at Croton Hall conner of Bow.r and
Division street Tuesday evening Jun- 9TH Emnep,
gentlemen not members expected address the meeting
The public Is earnestly invited ,ag,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

~ Worms arc y species of Tenants that
stick TO the premises where they have made lodgrnn
like banac sings keel but if you serve re "9n n !ie To
mic Verrnuce-presto they vanish Ike snow before May
sun This Eefmuge is perfectly harmless to the human
sv..m-iut to the worms death and summary expulsion
sold bv 4 b. * D. Sagds druggists. No 20 Fulton street
Also sold by David Sands Co No. II East Broadway: a.
n Sands = CO. No. 273 Broadway. JeZh ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

DR FEUCHTWANGER'S DRUG STORE,
~ No. Wareet and for the sale Of his celebrated Poi
for the total extetmnaton o bed-hug moths, cock
roaches and mice &c These preparations instance
fail Of proving eectual when properly applied hundreds
testify who fortunate last summer to make use
tabe in its application and warranted 10 shield trees
ton insects eas lie. and ocus Dyers articles such
Extrac, Logw9od Q%ecitTon Prusate Potash White @
Nitric Nitrous Muriac and Pyrolsneous Acids Nitrate of
Lead and Copper sc. Leece constantly on h:nd superior
necaIcd Lozenge Shakers Herbs and Extracts: French
aud Eng Soaps aud PeEumcsy; lenrysse GacinedM M Mag
spr9( Har,sh9m Sweet Spirit, Ni,re Granvfs ho
Oil Cyanide and Iodine Of Potassium Prussic Acid and Luz
Caa;tif Mohe stryehna werasns ad
Capava Capsules Every article warranted and sold at
small advance, wholesale aql retail by,,,y.>ccp by
n JIy.II-s
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27


Determined carry the system Of small piohts and
quick returns he socits assortment OF good,
unsurpassed in richness and Variety comprising French and
Festinss in variety otpaterS &c which WI he
made order under the superintendent OF efficient cutters
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
1si3-Second Conlinc of Chris. !.

ltcli IpTIltFIt istof OF Tho F-,bv-
tsTlan hIrch at Newark, " j. Will preach this even1. n
COLUMBIA Hall Grud-seet, commencing banr. c,cnrE
The public arr invited attend Seats free. The MidpicSr
Cry, published al No. Spruce-street. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

Analysis of the seuykill water taken under our smTe,'
in, from the middle basin Paramount" We lind 1t 70
contain oS grain Of solid 10 the gallon which con-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
= R,rry.s WIGS aud ScnIps.-The com

pfe success thai the above named has met with IN te na
ctu Cfs aed heats OF hair for the last tw3 yeaI
far exceeds his most sansne evtftlons m LssEeGy , 10 p'
tb h and cheapest maker in the city They can De liau oh
~ i6 Broadway cerner of Lbertystreet up stars El'ae
rooms FOR tittins Wings and Toupees. Ie' IN
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
Dcnrness CI.red.-WIlhout wishing 20 inerct

- Deafness CEred.-Wlthout WISHING 20 interfere
with the pri egrs any OF worthy neshbcrs who eier
to use trumpet and thus gather with great difficulty
natural organs and hear all that said cannot hell
marking that medicine called Scarlas Oil for Dealnsss
has I,. been introduced which bids fair prove effect
,4i cure for the rn9st obstinate We viii only add 10
III, suggestion, that it to be h1d at B. < D. eAND -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

t. Particular Notice.-Ihose peiEsons 'asi,s brsnE
ing w hopsps nd sad iss for any ry5nr pDTSn apo
sl Of their goods by sending tmsiI sod
- Aun-strest.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

srin.aceS and gestures of the OURANG OUTANG, Far
cher ,lan this. It's history lupeuetlabie mysaIy
- Sia-ul1r aud remarkable, this beng Is, there s no.
thing about calculated the enoteSt degree, 20 offend the
dslicacy ot the refined female. No emotions except
those ot pleasure and admiration, ca,scd by Witnessing
this decidedly - -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

w I. CONKLlN Gate firm OF Green Y Conk-
w linz respectfully inform. his ,s 'sna5 he eni Will s hsyr ug, cone
stantI on hand coaiete assortment OF N.n aE boz
Clothing al descrlpons Cloths - me an t eIS."s
IF M most fashionable kinds which WI be ia'e 10 oioet at
The saor,est notice aud IN the neatest styie;
Mir c will supefinenG his own ailo as % ri
o CUTTING done for those who prefer having them made
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

HOBOKEN-Thl delightful place of summer
resort presents advantages al others IN the vicinity
for short excursion The facility with which it be vis
tied by the Barclay Canal aud Christopher street Ferries e
drs the Walks auI Grounds accessible Those winch
are oien to the public considered 10 be nnelnat b! any
Iayot.d To ,E; purpose for teiT extent diversified scenery
and rb prospects No pains have been spared This season
Increase much possible the na%ta 5eau,,es q TN M
place As an additional .ttractlon excellent German Band
led bv Mr. Myers will series OF rec Concerts az The
tvsan Fields on the afternoons OF Mondays, Wedne:Ys
80 J So ar,ri,vs lnr;np the ;u,nmer jl3is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

va "'''''''' TfHEorHILUs CIVIL, Chairman
I.n E Ros. Secretary 1927 lt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

BOARD IN BOND-STREET.-Pl Pleasant rooms
D with bedrooms attached suitable for families and rooms
for single genencn may be obtaned WIN board az % bond
street Also office the next door, with exclusive en-
snahn for a physician or LentISt. JeJ inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
= .luxnc,s Carn,i,,ntive I;alsam.-I,

k0itn regular ysicas ae s OF endorsing IN. virtues
auv Of rl class OF remedies commonly callt patent me
dcines but SO conspicuous have been The curative properties
Of this its woaeFn eseS , d a ,n ;St 5olS 81 ,e
have voluntarily ard and furnished Dr. JAYNE with
certificates sautve Influence Is no' pre-
dystrv cheie Dyspepsia and all diseases proceeding from
action the stomach, liver !ntestlnes. or nerves,
,ti,s H. rIjre, or persons of adult 1t directly
upon the gn. and purs the blood BY nar,II3mS 3 the
tsiibv 3 < D. S,n.s druggists. No ~ Fultons Also,
sold y d. sand; & Co. = East Broadway y. b. Sands s.
,' -, ,7s - RJosd,y,y G pric, 81 cents je26 st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, 6l0
%, -. ~ - G. W. EEEkS. PRINCIPAL

DR ROSES REMEDIES FOR DISEASES
The success Of Dr. Rose in Philadelphia, warrants strong
recommendation of his remedies IN nng dlsea;s a4d We
mpe, his new aud successful mode of treating lung Diseases
,r the cure Of the preail. epidemic of Influenza. All his
sIisS nav be had at the DRUG of Dr. Minor, Broad
way nearly opposite the Astos House, New York.
lD,r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

GALE FOR ASSESS MENTS.-The SALE of
- property for unpaid as;essasn Will be contln9ed h,s
Cout Room, City Hall. John t.W EN,
Street Commissioners Diice,t Street COMMISSIONED
lime Ci3. Je2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

~ Dr. Oscocp's I:pu CuoLaGocuE which has
gained such notcrey in tie Of Fevy md Asur and
other bilious affections be iouhd a a John street where
small Treatise on the above disease be had 5rctts.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
10 The Wax WORK young Ladies and

10 Thc Wax WOrEl young L"uIeS h1ltI
Gentlemen hair dEesse5s wna@'ss ARE Are now rs o ~
qgnes Hair Tonic, people raise their own hair, ndns
much les expensive we'll infinitely more coin.GEtoe
,Tc as much hair naturally the wigmakers would charge
SID ir-and then think Of the difference between th- true
0,y, ii ,4 SOIL aud second haud article, WHICH may Tor
s"gt Won kno. have alorr,l the head of criminal Bay
Jaune's Ha' Tonic and crow your own h9ilr. ~, -
Fnon street cofsr Of (oI2I5 Boadway-77 las; Broad
wav Price SIT bottles for 81. Je2b ot
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

sebriny's c. and neSe;s Restod and
Ta.ro,,s rca" /, is highly recommended by eminent
physicians and who have otsh P5ies per bot
tl, and 50 per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

NEW-YORK CATTLE. MARKET-June 9G.
IL mafl:et SOC head Of fresh Cattle (50 from the South)
s5Coas and Calves :nd 1900 Sheep and Lambs
PElcrs.-BEEF CATTLE We're very dnii, aud our highest
guotl;ioas obtained wit difficulty VIZ 81 10 % lor re-
silag qualities. Left over, $3.50
Cows AND CALvEs.--Saes Of 65 at $40 S25 TO ss'2S
SHEEP AND LANps-AIl but so taken at 81 30 TO 50 10
er Sheep and 81 30 81 IS fol Lambs.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

ygTANTED-Ry TWO respectable girs, sua-
w tons One is good COOK washer and ironer; the 9th
49, nc ch,nbsrnaii OF general housewor Good cg rele
snrS, ryc, Inquire rs Mosrert between Br2ome and
Snriu The yard front of the house next to tile black
SptI,i.' IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

sns Arand, Rowland, Belize Hond; United States, W
'ass, Nesnth Leeds CO.. Coril, PcrerfeiJ Dener'ra,
snf Eickercon: Falcon, Pitt, Bermuda. r Incker;
Ssdan, Was;co Chareston sc, George Buckley; Albert
NSCdSy, Key West, J Ogden, Jr.
Nhc B,azos, Crocker, Tampco, John Odgen; Albno,
ScAsl, w Indies, Nesmitli, Iced, s Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

respectable young American
w rr situation in private family, as chambeT!naid and
waiter on CHAMBER, and VINO Is wiling 10 GO
H. homework c( small family The best OF cy references
.;..,r Anilv ii ilT EOllstOn-st JtGI Jtn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
Philadelphia, March %, 1913.

NJ" J ON, -iU.IsI 20 T5i@
Analysis Of the Creaa aud scmylkiIl Waters by J. G.
Pennsy ylvana. and NJ. II. Boye, Of Philadelphia.
IN, CrOtou IFd'er.
The sp,cnen the water forwarded taken from the
Croon da- contaned when perfectly clear 1923 or about
of solid matter TO the gallon CONSISTING oi the ci-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27
Gen.Tom Thumb, Jr.

Gre.t and wE1cHrY inducements I'm. lrd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

MINIATURE ALMASAc-THIs DAY.
The Sun. The Moon. Full Sea
lNs. a 50 Sets. Z 81 Is u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

.THE FIRM OF GREEN u CONkLIN hav-
ing been dissolved by mutual consent, the subscriber
informs public that the W2esae ard Retail i GIghnd lha
stores, No. 4 BOWERY and No. 10 CHATHAM; w
STREET where there will At all times be found ~ arg ang
CoTHISC; Of all descriptions, made the latest and most
fashionabl. styles TO which the attention OF those IN want IS
every he latest s'yi1G Of CLOTHS H., etyes, Of
anc, Cutters he pledges himself TO give perfect saS
faction to all who may purchase :, , cm,,.r
y. d & silen.'' IJ ~ GEORGE. L. GREEN.
UooIs ~" 'h Ir.', ,r' et2 ie5 mis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-27

u-ANTED-FamllIes can procure at Broad 5
w T,nce Office 10; Grand street the best Protestant
& Lonsemaids canbcrrnaidS and IN the city and
COCKS, Ilo"' je27 81
, 1843-04-29

10 execute for the West Indies, and
altogether makes our market for this
article very brisk, at prices ranging
from S3.45 to $3.50 for good ship
ping lots; some superior bakers
bands sommand $3.50.
Pork.-We notice a more spirited
inquiry for Pork, with an upward ten
dency in price. We quote Clear Pork
Ssa a 9; Mess, S7s a S7i; o, S6s
a S6l; Prime. S64--all IN brisk re-
quest.
Lard.-There is much better sup
ply oil this article in market than we
have noticed for some week past. and
pretty extensive sales have been
made of Keg Lard, of a fair quality,
Sac; we quote 81 a SIC as quotations
for good TO prime. We have heard
of no sales Of inferior nor bhl Lard,
which, if brought into quotations,
would probably widen the range of
prices, say from 5 to sic.
Beef.-This article continues in
limited request nj .S78 a S7' Tor Mess:
Prime, S4l IS; haii-bb!s, 81 a al
for Mess; So for Prime.
, 1843-04-29
ApaLAcHIcoLA, March 81, I843,

"The prospects of the next crop
are now. indisputably. most unpromis.
ing. and planting at least six weeks
later than that of last season. 1.-THE
weather that we have, prevails as ex-
tensively in the cotton region, as |
have understood it does, the coming
crop will be reduced, | should think,
100000 bales from the figures Of
last crop. We had ice here night be-
fore last, an occurrence heretofore
unknown in this place. Every thing
In the ground (planled) is killed, and
last year, AT this time, the cotton plant
vas three inches above ground. AT
Columbus, | hear, it showed and froze
all day. The corn crop. now of
prime necessity to the planter. must
be planted over again. Ia the mean
while the rain pours down four days
out of five. accompanied by such
lightning as can only be "got up
here.
, 1843-04-29
Administrators Notice.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the under
~ sisned has obtainei of the Clerk OF the
County Court of Pike County. letters OF
Administration on the estate Of John VI
Trimblc deceased, dated March i1th, ls13,
all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qusted to make immediate payment. All
persons having claims against said estate,
are requested 10 exhibit them properly au-
thcnticated, within one year from the date
of said letters or they may be r%recluied
from having any hcnft of said estate, and II
not exhibited within three years, they will
be forever barred.
ANDREW J.. TRIMBLE, Adm'r.
April och, lS43, 3~2o'
, 1843-04-29
READ! READ! READ!
The Cheauesf..and Rest YeE.

"Education is the guardian of l5-
erty. and the bUlwark of morality.
KNOWLEDGE and VIRTUE are general
ly inseparable companions, and are
in the moral what light and heat axe
in the natural world, the illuminailrs
and vivitying principle. C~i-cafGte
good and cheap books by the thous-Hs
and tens of thousands! Every ca
ought to be made to encourage
p~atronize Them. By so dong, We
fortify our own free institutions; -
L must aGmit that the great b..
wark of our securiiyis to be fonna IL
EnUCATIoS-the culture of the hes
and The head, the diffusion OF KFoWl-
EDGE, PIETY. and MORALITY"
SEARS NEW
MONTHLY FAMILY MAGAZfNE,
Embellished With.
SEVERAL HUNDRED E~NcRAriHG5.
To be issued on the LIST. ofere?s haoHfh
containing from 40 10 so i0Tsea 7''
peria1 Octaro Pages, 9cat's col
nn,ns. Price is I cts. ft1
number, or So, 90 a
Year inudriablyiE
ddpance.
, 1843-04-29
FLOUR AND LARD
via Pitfsburr or Orieans.

INHE subscriber will advance in cash 4-5ths
Il. the market value on Flour shipped direct
to the east via Pittsbure or New Orleans, or
will advance 2-3ds, aoiM the privilege Of sale
in Orleans, if the market will justify. / will
also advance, on Wheat, Lard and Pork. My
eastern correspondents, are Flour and Grain
houses, Of long standing, and well acquainted
with the market for these sta pies.
From my Pittsburg correspondents, I have
received a tariff of rates on Flour, Lard, &C.,
10 New York via the Pennsylvania canals,
which, as the warm season approaches, will
justify shipments 10 New York of Flour and
Lard via this quick route. My New York cor
respondent lat Flour house, writes it is not
sa(e--being liable to sour, to ship Flour from
your place via Orleans, after the first of May.
GEO. X. BUDD.
Flour and Grain Factor.
N. D. Having no interest in groceries, or
grocery houses. l will purchase and ship these
articles at the very low prices, for those who
send me orders.
April 10, 1913. %
, 1843-04-29
New ORLEANS. April Is.

Our market IS al present b~etlersup-
piled with Western produce than 1t
has been for some weeks past. Now
that the upper rivers are navigabIe
and are likely to continue so, we shall
have full supplies during the remain
der of the season. There being n
good demand. principally for ship
ment, the late receipts have but lit
tic effect npon prices.
T0bacco..-The demand for tobac-
co still continues quite active. At the
time OF closing our last report OF stock
on sale was very light for the season.
and not a great deal having been SAM
pied since then, the transactions OF
the last 8 days have necessarily been
rather on a moderate scale-wIth the
remark that prices are very full and
well sustained. We continue our
previous quotations-sav for very
common lots of KS, eds and F's. Q,
3 and a cts; fair lots, ct, st and Al;
fine lots and selections, "a a 8, 81 4
and a "A s. Among the sales we no.
,ice the folIowing-94 hhds KS, eds
and Fs at "a, 81 and A; 80 at "a, 81
and Al; % hhds KS and F's at 81 and
A.; 90 at q and 81; l4I hhds KS and
and 2d's at 9 u q and 81; los ut 81
and 81; II DDS and F's (selected) al
81 and S; l2 hhds F's at a., and IL
(selected) at s.
Fom.--The opening Of the upper
rivers has increased the receipts o.
Flour and led to a more extensive
business. The transactions Of the
past few days embrace several fiat
boat loads and other lots which have
been taken up for shipment North,
There is also some extensive order.