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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-20

State of Trade.

The prospect of business continues good without Civ
ing indication of sudden speculation imitation in
any particular branch Of trade.
ashes-The market has been active at the decline.
Sales pots at 80.
receipt of the last The sales of the week hav
been follows 10000 bales Upland and Florida, 81 III
700 do Mobile a 8; 258 do New Orleans Gas.
Wooi-Yates county fleece WOOL blood, 90 per lb.,
cash. At Boston sales made OF fleece and pulled in
The stock of South American has been increased by
vera recent arrivals and some OF the wool of recent i'm
poaons has been sold to the extent oil 200 bales of Me-
diterranean.
Hay--Sales at 40 a "A.
PropisionsThe business is moderate. Mess pork IS
37l; prime 375 so. Sales old at s75 co.
lot Of old Duchess county mess 10 So cash. Beef
SO 90, prme rs 90 mess. Lard, 81 a6a6f Hams
sold at ST. and beef hams at sll IS; smoked hams
Flour and Meal-There is a good eastern dcmard for
-four, and receipts fair Genesee, SO AIS; Ohio
and Michigan. SO "a SO, New Orleans, 37i a AZ,
Brandy wine, so; Georgetown b0 corn meal Brandy
wine s7, and 500 bbls. Jersey prime at ISL; rye
-four, s7t.
55 sales So 54 measure New Orleans s5 weight, rye
62. IS, for milling, oats, northern &c 2st.
sale Of Teas took place, with the following results.
TermsNotes at six months payable in the city OF New
York to be made satisfactory to the sellers:
Hysons4 chests 7s 10 do 49, 80 half do 65 4s chests
6 ee do SO; do SSH as do 55 81 do 54 % do 5 10 hf
do O SO do do So al do do AS % do do l rs 10 ID bxs
eOa as do do 491 25 do do ASH 1875 do do Az 400 Id
Hyon Skin-l5 chests el Is DO 5e, 80 do AOA; 70 de
40; is do 80; 80 do 49, So do 50, "a do 96t,
Young Hyson6 hf chests 81 Ia do77t; 81 do Do 81
10 do do co. SO do do 62 10 do do 6 - do do co. 10 do do
59 is do 3d. 10 do do SSH 2s4 do do SIS 4s DO DO $751;
do do ST. do 4e % do do 4s % do do AL Is do do
Ali rs do do Ss! as chests 49, 81 DO anil 3s half do 3l
Is chests s6 As do &c. so hf so do and lao chests
los do 34 AZ 10 ID bxs 81 &c do s7 l26 do 49, SO do 3
$50 do a 500 ID do 81 7oches 6s7 hf and 1875 lab
boxes wibdrawn)
| Tpankay-l0O hf chests 36; 100 do IS.
Gunpowder-5 half chests ~; do ~ IS 7o rs DO
75. 10 do 54 1859 do 53; chests 52 10 hf do ba 80 do
5l lao lslb a7 81 $50 6b do 4S $50 do as;
Imperial half chests III 81 do 49, % do Ia 81 do 49,
40 do 6Ot SO do 5 90 do So chests 55 200 lab boxes
600 do 36 400 All 100 cases II 2b canisters a.
half chests 49, 10 do do 49, 10 do 80; so
chests 32 100 half do ST. 224 do 36 100 do 80; 60 do 2o
47 do 2s so 2b boxes AS 20 do AL 20 do 40 40 do 3d.
| 30 do 3si.
oione souchomg4o half chests So leo 2Olb boxes a.;
| 100 do 40
uchong-lO0 chests and 2s half do s6; ll3 do and 35
| chests IS; l4O do "a; (26 chests wthdlaWnl
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Foreign nIarkets.

Havana, May 6.-Saes of rice have been made at rs
future cargoes Sugars active at advancing prices at
rs for browns, and loa rs for white Coffee ire
10 &c. Moasses RI per keg and scarce Exchange on
England II 81 per ct prem; the north per ct prem
Freights have declined E! Is, to Cowes and market.
$67i butter Am yellow, 1925; candles. mould, l2la
1876 sperm 1880; cheese Am ea3; Goldfish, qls, STAT
flour, Philadelphia and Baltimore 1915 do NewOrleans
No. lard o, llal2; pork, mess l2I; do prime, 10
l0t; do clear IA; do in boxes al N Phlad, sails po'a
toes q rice 4ia4i soap, yellow 7as do Marsees 9a9
lumber Portland p 1000 l5a6 do other eastern ports
1000 II 1919 do P 2 1000 #, lsa2O.
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me- RAYMOND AND WEEKS MENAGERlE.-In
addition to the many offered to TIE public to
visit this humorous aud well selected Msnayerie Of Wild
Beasts now exhibiting at the of Broadway and
18th streets would observe that the managers with
truly philanthropc desire, have given invitation to
ne pup and The aa. 40 uorr
bach. the afternoon performance this day Such be
rality needs comment
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Died.

After short illness MARY ANN, daughter of Martin T.
and Mary Waters, aged five days.
Funeral to take place this afternoon at o'clock from
the residence OF her ather Is City Hall place N. B.
The Unions Association respectfully requested TO
attend. without further inv itaton.
On Friday, 10Th inst after long and tedious sickness.
Of consumption THOMAS CoYLE, in the 4sth year of his
age.
late residence, l24 Anthony street.
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went to New York. Sales generally made at 81 to
% cts, extra all Sold Cows320 and calvessales
at Sls 20; extra, $2s a. Calves foot sold at 81
l2ia2 5o live weight, ltss& cents. sprngers, 81 ,as
Dry cows $6a9. Hogs376 tat hogs-sales were made ut
tai cents 81 LEFT 22 Ohio hogs sold on foot
for the New York market-price of live weight general
ly 3ilcents sheeps70 in marketsales at So SO so;
all sold and in demand
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BANK OF COMMERCE IN New YoRK, MAY 9, 1913
JOHN A STEVENS President.
GEORGE CURTIS, Cashier
Since the last annual statement the following changes
in the suspended debt then reported have taken place.
viz
The overdraft Of Wheeler Huchins & Co for $l75 81
has y, paid in full 18th interest
The noe Q. Israel Saunders for 81 $50 IS has been
tied by taking satisfactory additional security for the full
amount, with interest.
On the notes Of VIM B, Lawrence endorsed by Isaec
Lawrence the first dividend from the estate the latter
has been received for $4S3 l6.
No further dividend has been paid by the receiver of
the Commercial Bank OF this city
Thus the suspended debt existing at the time the last
statement has been reduced from $ls IS to $64l3 H.
To this amount there have since been added
An oyerdnft Of A e. Isham Co. s8i9 %
"A note drawn by Nissan, Stone & Co, and
dorsed bv DANIEL Nissan, Jr. for $4,000 90
A If ks, am s one, endorsed by Dan
iel Kiss,m, Jr, and Jose. h Nissan, 800 90
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Provision Market.

We have no particular change this market to quote
this week. The market is poorly supplied with good
peel and mutton. Vegetables plenty and getting
cheap Good butter much wanted The price at pre-
sent 'eo high for the seas ul5 Is cents quoted this
week shad is about through with; salmon is getting
cheaper and penter The price will shortly get down
apont 10 enable all TO get taste Of this excellent fish
we make lew alterations In
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.

IWERrooLShip Patrick Henry-l9sO bxs plates s2s
yf Z eks sheets zinc Phelps Dodge coss bIs TN plates
Pe.,e Brooks pkg Bsnham Il Baldwin, II Hodges-i
BnteiheltC! Sands Fox co1l Eyre Dor Allen
tes-s Eyre72 Auehinelossa2 Nicholson7lsJ Ghon
g J McCa-3 Wallace-2 d Whaus-l hhodes--t
Lock Csrter-2 Tooker. Mead Coz Wright, Sturees &
SHhsw-2E slmPson1l7 Place 4 coI, Wun'li SOM
Haines-l Russell Hanes y Bald in & CO.'S N Brow
eI-l Richardson WstsOn-3 Griffin Pullman-l X Col
lps3 Ashley Sandersonil3 bxs plates Stokes An!ho
NY bx $50 Ska salt Grin ell, Miotum CO.
LvERPooL-Ship Washing toD-3OO0 BAGS salt G w Os-
born, Rchmond-l cask mdse G. P Tabb, Norfolk.
Domestic ImportatJons.
New ORLEANs-Bg VespeT-l70 hhds bbls moas-
ses s Taylor and + A Russell of Middletown, CT
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APOLLO CONCERT SALOON,
ppnAnxUA

MR.. RUSSELL, passing through New York on
A his ..ute to the South RESPECTFULLY his ten
on OF giving vocal entertainment at the Apollo S5OOn
Monday evening May 22d 1913, being his only
IN n CITY h nl m%saatey preceding lbs depan ue tor Eu
70 the tub'c several of his old svoe compost
tons Their with such of his productions which have
elici'ed heir appreciation
" The Primo Forte used this aston,
tursd by Mr. Chckcrpg, Boston, and from the of j. l..
Hewitt Il Co.
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Married,

On Wednesday evening, l7th inst at the Wesleyan
Chapel in Mulberry street. by the Rev. Mr.. James, Mr.
JOHN W. BRowN, to Miss CAROLINE BENNETT all of this
city.
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, MAY 1916 =, NJ

The transactions not large but rates firm to-
day. Ohio es at yesterdays rates; Kentucky 6s rose
I; Mohawk GR per cent; Harlem Il stonngton fell t.
AT the new board Ohio rose Ii Harlem !; Long Island
The rates of exchange to-day are as follows:-
RATES OF DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New York, JUNE, lSil
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WANTS situation IS w.t. nurse bv he ,lthy young
American woman Can BE- well recommended.
Also wants place for child TO be nurse out. Any COM
mns al "a New street. will be punctually attended to
WANTkD-By young lsdy, siuuati-n as teacher in q
seminary, or goveness few pupils A note Gdireses
% " tth ohc-, stating where interview he had,
VII ne a'tnd-dt" m'3am
WAN tEp-ch ear JIMMY, No. 81 GIspd st, wants 20
INFORM country merchants, city retailers peders, and all
pens T1uiiIg qu1at sof thr sad and nesde articles,
speeds cotinn com Knitting shoe and corset
neu &c win gteat variety ofsutin. thai lie Is selling by
wholesale or than other ths cityspd
no advantage aFen ~ persons retail busnesor
not acquainted with the value fauicles
BAH articles w,rTened respre,ented or the
returned. JhNES SUYDAM,
mis- 6tsr ISL Grand At cor Forsyth.
MUSIC WANTED-A Bueirr prumu er and Fifer, FOR the
IN ed states ship Sa'oga, apply immed iatey at the
Naval hendez yous Wafer St In20 6tsr
ROAkDING-Wan,ed,a furnished room with board, by a
- gentleman and wife with two chdren-ose in'apt and
the ofner three old. be with five
minute walk of the III raid Office. pvsts famiy would be
preferred. Addressed a. this office. stating
terms location Sc, will be attended TO. MIG I,xc
BOARD IN A IRIVATE FAMILY-A single lentlemsn
II be accommodated with board .enteeIiv shed
Heferer excf,nged
n B-A hshy finished brilliant toned piano forte for sale
as above at price much below its value MIC 2t src
OSr-On Fdd,y, l2th inltnt, Iades' gold lever watch,
- No 1899 made By r. Cooper London and m,rked A.
1897 Also attache thereto watch key and gold PEN
ell case Inc ad-r will be suitably Iewaded by lie the
same at 26 Waver'ey Place or78 South st. ml5 ctr
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Passengers Arrived.

deli family and servants of Upper Canada; Hunter Mr.
Mrs Schaeer, r Dana Antwerp; Rawkin Miss Ashburr
stockbIidge-3l in the steerage.
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ph,lndeIphIa Cattle Market.

MAyls-Beeves-63 beevcs in market, viz ITO from
Indiana, ais Ohio, and $40 Pennsylvania; 80 Ohio cattle
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M A RI TIM E Fl LEI A l. D,


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left at Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received. 49, -
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keI and Oc,vus Coburp, Liverpool; Meridian, Wiiiiams
I pI nGphGp' Neweomh, H,mbug Mazepp Coson. and
vutsne KITCHEN, NYok; WashiI gtoo. Johnson LsEuna;
Wstchman Murray, Matamoras; aayeite, Winchss Nor
ok anu RICHMOND; Ana Presas. Maracaib,; gu, Euson
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I Age SALE OF .CRoCKERY.AN FURNITURE

ARGE SALE or CROCKERY AND FURNITURE.
l. -TKOWBRlDGE& co. wills sell this morning at lOIs
s n On s ad tea
and toilet sets complete pate' coffee
ss tea ps. wh ssfss . and n'''
Also excellent assortment of best city made u nure
, GTs id n s Gn and plan
spug and tut ed sofs sofa wardrobe French
piano foot sDo; &c &C.
ton mattog. fl or oil clio h, sc Sc.
Aso splendid rgraa carpet made consinirg IS yds
G. ,ods be exsmnrd until the hour of sale. m2O ltsm
WARRINGTON GARDENS, HoBOKEN ~
Ward House, No. % New STREET. tcorper of Exchange
Place full for the patronage hitherto received from his
oio hem and the public seery that b. has lately pul.
chased the eommodous Hou,e aud Gardens known
within nj uies walk from the Ferry formerly occupied
BIZ hs late syeeny. where he will be happy TO receive
s s S% h srS of s s :G hf Irse
will be supplied durins the With ent assort
,s 'ns ssa 0 % %
of Wines and Liquors Of the arproved ratv
M ss 'ns d % Pansp. made IN the S
meuts including Ice Creams and other the
. for sa ot uoon hs s
Of the delightful, The subscriber lsermia,d
s ns,s ss H %t e Ss % w en
Alleys built the approved pan for rce and
the recreation Of vsars OF IN, attention OF the waters
found attentive to the wants Of the visitors The
from h SnG in the ;Efs
shall be u'ing his part. those his employ, to
tribute the comfort and Enjoyment Of those who visit
m2O lm'rc JOHN IRELAND, Proprietor.
MEDICAL BOOKS Without chare to the s,ck-Highiy
health valuable work or the sick Of page. viii be dir.
bned the sick hone charg commencing this ming
in % oy yabe tho sick
soon CT you lose your chance for copy $500
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BARKY'S WIGS AND SCALPS
&. BARRY, Artist in HAIR from Lof don.-The real
"a Head, Of Han s stand pre-emnent above all others
Their uar R and vcntIang chaTacte rther
bel shaped euacts the naiura hair their elac
and their superior maena and well a, their
style of nh md all combine to form zach
ct heads Of hair that they be TO be fully appe
ciated.
Of the Of Wig Making taught in five es
See Of bsrrys wigs and Scals which will
satisfy the fasidous that he the and cheapest
ker in the cy-6 Broadway Of Liberty street up
stairs. mia 2w ipssee
II X COLLINS CO
81 South
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stuon hes a capital of 50. 2sa.74o Now, being Bank
OF Commercs how has it employed the funds placed in
it by commercial men Why, as follows;-
Loaned the boys" on stocks, s695 .s32
Invested in stocks Al. 1885, 39
Treasury notes to be funded in stocks, 45,27s
Suspended debt 43,7s2
Total stock movement, 2 $50 S52
Specie lying idle l,4l0,626
Total stocks and specie, 39NOsi
Capital as above, 2227iO
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CASTLE GARDEN

CASTLE GARDEN
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
THE Proprieors this well known beg leave in
form the bic that addition its former attractions they
have erected splendid fountar supplied by the Croon with
variations every throughout the
with large saloon for promenade ami refreshments
Also nsive Pomnad. outside the walls Of the Cas
tie, ndng view of the whole Bav the Narrows, &c
Price Of admission i2 cents, for which Refreshments will
b. furnished ml3 tmr
COLONADE GARDEN, BAR AND SALOON,
ITO LET-A great bargain. Apply immedi, ely to B.
Fitch the premises. Ts good tenant the rent will be
unconmOnls low. MIL 3tsrc
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PROGRAMME.
n

PROGRAMME.
Part /.
SUNG. Our way across the Mountain Ho!"
Words by Charles M,cay. Esq.
When the tempest, fly DER the q udy sky,
Aud the piping blasts sing veal lily,
oh, sweet is the mirth of the social earth,
When IT, flames are blazing cheerly.
Our way across the Mount'in, no!
SONG-"The Brave Old Oak"
song of the Oat-the brave old OAK,
Who hath rurd in the sIeen- wood long
Here's heahh and Ienown TO his broad green
And his fifty arms so strong.
CANTATA-"wndo of the Winter Night, whence comes
thOa?n
Words by Oh res Mackay, ESQ.
Wind Of the win night, whence CONTEST thoul
And wti.her. all! whher art hou wand'ing owl
SAD sad is ny W, ce on h,s de, 10! moor,
Say where hast thou b EN- on thy cloud lifted cart
Bay, what has. thou seen, on thy aiming afn?
What sorrow impes thee, thou boisterous blast,
Thu to mourn and complain thou funniest ras?
BALLAD-"Rockaway."
Words by Henry john Sharpe.
On aud L.Dg Islands sea girt shore
nj INV an hour I've whld away,
In list'ning to the breakers
That wash the beach at RockawV.
OLD BALLAD""The fine old English Gentlemen"
"All OF the olden time"
1.-THE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG"
Words By F. w N. Bailey.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deep diver AWAY;
The portals Of dav; 49,
On the bre..t Of the pillow
We hear his low vail
w. haye pnt up the r,dder.
And fmld up the SAIL
No signal from heaven
VIII show where he be;
And where in he be driven
Ho, Carlo! He wfoundand!
Go foil ow his cry,
As it graspIngly answers
The sea moautr's sigh-&c, &c.
CANTATA-" The Manac"
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Which have beer received win the ekthusasm By
brilliant aud fashionable audiences in The principal cities Of
Europe and Amerisa.
~ The cne tainnents will be varied each evening.
Tickets IS cents EACH to be had at GARDEN only Doors
tt7 Lecture and r,anmeut commence at O'Clock.
In the Of the the celebrated Amateur Bras1
Band of New York will perform several favorite Oveuws.
Walze. &c &c. The Gnd.n will be Brilliantly illuminated.
and kefre ailments OF the choicest Kind may be had
IN
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In Essex on the 18th ult., PHfsEAs p, son of Ep-
WARD and Macy BRreHAs, aged Is years. Printers
in N. Y. are requested &c.
In Wston on the morning Of the fourth, Mrs Al
MIRA wife of Doct. Matthew Cole, in the seth year of
her age.
BY the dealt. of Mrs c. her family arc deprived of q
loving Mother and an afectionae wife; society one
ofits mostIvalued and respected members, and the
Congregational Church in this place, of its bright
est ornaments, To descan, upon the virtues of the
dead, is but poor soace for the living Nor here is
it necessary hers were virtues, active; known and
felt, by oil around her. In her domestic and social
relations, kind and afcc, onate she won the esteem
of oil; nay, more mona kneto but to lore her, and
those who were most intimate, best know how to
sympahze with the bereaved family: Her christian
course was not meteor like now fantihg, now al.
extinct but rather like that of the planet even
steadily rejecting the light of its great centrc-Man-
festing ZEAL but not that which is without knowl.
edge. Longa deeply will her love be felt in every
circle. But, though with Naomi, we must say "The
Almighty hath dealt very bitterly with us" yet we are
not left to mourn as those without hope Then, dis.
consulate mourner,
" Look up: and trace beyond the sky
The friend, who never more can die" H.
In Charlotte, onthe Both May last, MRs. SrsAN-
NAH ArwooD widow of the la tie DAVID ATwooD, aged
GA years.
Her complaint was Epidemic, her sickness very Sc
vere but short and her had long been in Jesus.
By this bereavement numerous family are deprived
ofan afectonate MOTHER whose counsels and kind.
ness will long survive her. She was a worthy mem
Der of the Baptist Church in said town, and the poor
have lost friend indeed-her comfortable circum
stances enabled her TO do much and her kindness tc
the needy extended far and wide" The cause utici
sisknep not he,searched out" Her funeral was at
tended by numerous circle If relations and frcnds.-
Sermon by Elder J. Tenbrookc, founded on Luke q
IS " Weep not for me-"
Printers in Western N. Y, and Penn, are requcs
| ted &c.
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o. The following anecdote, which we
copy from the last Montpelier Patriot, is, to
our certain knowledge" "a true BILL" with a
slight amendment. When Gov Lincoln
proposed the ride to Capt. Tyler, the Cap
tain accepted, and appointed the hour at
which he would be ready. Mr.. L. called
precisely at the time appointed, and, on en-
quiry, was informed, as the Patriot says, that
the Captain had rode out with Mr.. HersIlaw
about half an hour before. The story proves
that Tyler is as far from being gentleman
in his private, as he is from being an honest
man in his public life.
TOO GOOD TO KEEP.
Rumor u.s. doubtless, not only great gossip, but
frequently great sanderer. She has been known
however. in numerous instances, to be truth-teei
and prophet The following, though coming from a
source which cannot but deem reliable, and though
not improbable in itself in these times, may not be
strictly and particularly true but even lift is fabri-
cation, it capital and ingenious to command
evening that President Tyler arrived in Boston, great
numbers flocked TO see and pay their respects TO him
that among them as was natural, were many who
held and wished to retain, and others who seek
ing, ONCE; that among the former was one Lett LIN
coin, Collector of the port OF Boston, who it has been
rumored was in danger ofbeng removed to give place
some SAID TO Robert Rantou, Jr, and others to David
Henshaw-both, what in courtly phrase, are denom-
mated "ocos;" that the said Levi was extremely
courteous and polite to the great Captain" inso-
much that he proposed to give him an airing in his
carriage on the ensuing mornings that morning came,
and at O'clock Git being understood that the Capt
was an early riser,) Mr.. Lincons carriage para
ded IN front of the fremont and Mr.. l.. up.
the stcps, hat hand inquring for the President
What must have been his sensations on receiving
for answer, that the President, in company frih M
Ddrid Hcnstdrr, had rode out about half an hour be.
fore.
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WOOSTER 81 DAUCHY,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
CcNTHIIsSYoN laEECEiANTS,


(opPosiTE THE mAssIoN HoUsEl
IIANE lu,t received, aud oior for ale, tall and
! / complete assortment Of GROC EllES, which
they are prepCrel 10 sci T. low they can lie pur-
chase in this market or New York, either FIR cash
or approved paper. The J.l wing articles COM
prize par. OF ner assortment.
so Chests AMI ha'f chest Of ly,on, Yong Hyson,
Hy.on SKIN and PowchunG Teas.
20 Hhls : CrolX, Porto Rico and New Orleans
S icar>. Loaf and Lump do do
so !ihds s.. CroX, Porto Rico and TRINIDAD
VI .a.,c-.
80 Bag, OLD Jasa, Lagura, Manila and Cuba
Coffee.
100 Boxes and half boxes RasnS.
go keS>Malaga do IN fine order
40 Boxes various brands Cavendl sh To- accos,
10 - cents per pound.
is Heroes Rice Pepper, Spices, Cloves, Nut
meg>, Saaraus Ca>,ia, Figs, MUS, g.
so Boxes No. Bar Soap.
so do Mould Candies is ands s.
Also Constantly on hand, Fish, Flour, Salt, 100
SarRs Liverpool a,hhe brand, Mess Pork.
Al,o, Liquors and Wines Of all kinds, which ara
offered only 10 particular cIsomets
Country Merchants will do well to call and exam
inc their stock before purchasing elsewhere,
w. & u. have made arrang ament> for the sale Of
Flour, which WILL snal Them to furnish at all times
| from | TO 500 bills, al the lowest market price, 10
which particular attention viii tc paid,
May 90, 1913. 3m
JET BUTTONS,
| EOR ladies dresses, and other new articles just
2 PANdnoRN & BRISsMAip.
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BRIGHTON MARKET...July g. lSi3

AT Market 4l0 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Working Ok.
en-, 2l50 Sheep, and $50 Swine. so Beef Cattle un.
sold.
PRcEs-Beef CaHle-We reduce our quotations
very few. extra probably brought tribe more thar
our highest quotations. First quality, Is; second
quality 25 a 50 third quality, rs a A 25.
Iorking Oren-Sales at $50, s72, and SS5.
.Sheep-Lots from II to So and few at Is.
Spine-A lot of small for roasters at &c; old Bar
rows Ale lot to close 33c. At retail from 10 SIC
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-14

CNIVE DOLLARS REWARD. Stolen, from the
l. Laboratory of the University, some time since,
five chemical Thermometers, and a glass Hydrome-
ter. The Thermometers were all Of KenialPS make,
with their bulbs extending below the scales. Two
We're filled with coorcl >plrit-the others with mer-
curry, and graduated very high. The thermometers
wsre kept in a case and one OF tn 'm in small ma
hogany case offs own. The Hydrometer was made,
il is Relieved, by Lerehout>, and was IN Il small
green case. Fora restoration ofthe Instruments and
detection of the thief FIVE dollars will he paid-and a
fair proportion OF that sum for a part of Inc lnstru-
ments 3w3 GEO W. BENEDICT.