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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31
State OF Trade.

AsnEs-Pots are very dull and still held at ~
We now quote - 62i a 81 6s3
BEEswAx-Prime Northern and Southern yellow sells as
wanted at 80 cts.
CorroNThe sales to-day 1900 bales without change
in price The inquiry is confined to manufacturers and
for shipment to the out ports of Europe.
FLOUR A GRAN-We have no change whatever to no.
tice in any article under this head.
HArComnon qualities of North river bale held at
IS 80 cts.
REAL EsrATE-The following sales of real estate were
made by auction
The granite building of Pearl aud Wall SITS,
known as Wells building, being ~ #. Is in on
Pearl street by 81 f. in. Wall street, -. sos 900
lot on north side OF Goth street. between 7th and
9Th avenues, .................. 1000
lot adjoining. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
lot N W corner It'll avenue and 10th street. $500
lots on N w side 7th avenue, between 10th and
goth streets, each at $780,. ........... 1900
lot w corner It'll avenue and Goth street, 1860
lot on north side 10Th street near It'll avenue. $50
2lst streets, each at $780,. ............ 1900
lot W corner 7th avenue and 2lst street.. 1850
lot sE do do do 80. 1850
2lst streets, each at 500. =. ............ $500
lot corner 7th avenue and goth street.. go. 1000
lot on 2ls street. just east OF 18th avenue. ll00
do do adjoining do .......... 1913
do do do do .......... 1850
40 do do do ........... 1850
lots on north side of Goth street. near 7th avenue
each at 81 100. ............... ............ 22OS
los on 10th street, one each side of the street,
each 30 wide, at $3.50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
lot on the corner 7th avenue and Goth street. 100
6 lots on east side 7th avenue between 10Th and
both streets each at Si275 .............".. 1850
iot on f. corner 7th avenue and 10Th street.. 1000
lot on north side 9th street. near 7th avenue 600
lot adjoining on 18th street.. 1000
lot on corner 7th avenue and 10Th street,. 1925
lots on east side 7h avenue between 18th and
10Th street each at Sl4Oo. ......... $500
lots on east side 7th avenue, adjoining between
18th and 18th streets, each $1,000. 5000
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MONEY MARKET.

AAuTbuuy, NAoy 3U-0 fs
The stock market was very heavy to-day and prices
show general decline At the old board Long Island ad
vanced per cent sonington United States Bank fell
of per cent farmers Loan 2; Norwich d Canton Co. 81
vicksburg 81 Kentucky I; Indiana III Illinois /; Della
ware and Hudson 7; Erie Railroad IA; Paterson closed
firm at yesterdays prices At the board Long Island
advanced per cent; stonington Il Norwich and Wor-
cester declined III Farmers Trust Ohio 6s d; North
American Trust III Erie Railroad 81. The sales
quite large This depression In tho stock market be
but OF very short duration, money is abundant
ever, and spectators full confident of another and
greater advance than we have yet seen.
Counterfeit twentys on the Northern Bank of Ken
lucky are in circulation at the west They admra
bly, executed and have deceived the cashier Of the
branch bank they scarcely be detected by COMPARE
with the genuine bill The safest is refuse
all issues OF this bank of this denomination.
The registered notes Issued by the banks of this state
have been counterisitsd Fives of the Bank of Rochester
countersigned by NJ. Hasbrouck, signed by Fl. w Da
Wis, cashier and Seymour president in circulation
They executed in very sovsnly manner. There sp
pears to be in circulation great quantity Of counterfeit
bank bills, many of which skillfuly executed that
the most experienced are often deceived
REcsIPrs WESTERN RAILROAD FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MAY 25fH.
1913. 1874
Passengers Observation-Disclosures. $5,oSl $6,473
Freight ....".......-......... 67N 1928
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Foreign Markets

losos, r., May l9-Market dull being glutted nth
all kinds American produce. Country suffering from
drought
Married,
On Tuesday, 2sth inst at Portchester, N Y, by the
Rev. Mr.. Raymond Mr.. HoRArIo N. Howard of Brook.
Ign, to Miss CoMELiA FINLEY of the former place
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE UNDRH SIGNED having been duly appointed In
Of and OH for the County Ct Kings. hereby
gives notce that he and brand all
Thompson who will super intend and guarantee thu Brandt
equal New York city brand under hr SUPERVISION Of the
Inspector eneralnaving Itpsiye accommodations which
unequaed by esab hment thu city of New York
for aid storing II provision Merchants will find
saving and much to their advantage have
landed at d ootiyn.
ARCHIBALD MCMAHON.
References-N d. Hubbard, Chsnery Co.
Suydam Sage & Co.
j. Isevins Il Sons.
wallace X Wick-s r29 3tsec
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ar3- PICTURE JUGGLER CLOCK, VASES, AND
SHIP CLOCK-The subscribers for the above articles
requested to meet at the Carlton House. Saturday, the
LIST June at O'Clock in the evening" to arrange with the
copmi,tee the plan of distribution few subscription
tickets only remain, which be had at Gpins Reading
Room Exchange. T&S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

WANTED in the ofbce oft.e sou THCAROLINIAN,"
w a frst-vate FOREMAN. who ~ rotiy sober sesdy
and inJustTio good systematic complete
Of lis business IN all departments To such
who alb tetimonas HIS qua
SUCH (and other arply liberal salary will BE-
paid. -
One agreeing in principles with fhr and capable OF
taking charge during schr temporary
absence of the Editor would be peued aud such
full and Satisfactory acquaintance with nis capacity and
and efficient devotion the interest Of the Office,
VIEW lib raj partnership would lie accorded
without any fequiutIon Of capital Such however,,
IN ugh very iebe 10 not ndi, p~nsabe
No letters wn he answered unless postpaid own
uniformly all which all stsd
A. H. PEMBERTON.
COLUMBIA. SO c., MPy, 1874
TIE hsrleston Mercury and Courier Ssvanush Georsiau
Auea,ts Conshtutiona,t M'l,,drey,ls tsdere Union.
Mobile Regsf " New Orleans Herald Rsle,gh Standard
Richmond Enquirer, Washington Gsbs and Spectator Pm
dfpha nsvpanian, and New York Herald Journal
Of CONNIE please publish tie above three times
aad end their accounts. m2s 3t'jsb
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New stock Exchange.

GALES or STOCKS IN BosToS, MAY 49,
IL Shares Boston Worcester Railroad lsf per ct adv.
% 40 Taunton Branch Railroad, % per ct. adv.
10 do Western Railroad, SIS per sh.
do Hamilton Manu- Co l2f per CT adv.
2o9 DO East Boston Co. Sl2lsl3 per sh
40 do New England Bank, "a per ct. adv.
20 do. American Bank for balance due 81 per sh
do. Calais Bank $40 per sn
$1,000 Equitable Safety ms Scrip S5ssssl psr sh
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This shows increase of about seventeen per cent
The increased receipts about equally divided bet ween
passengers and freight
The receipts from all the canals of this State this
son, compared with last, show very great increase
which, continued through the whole time of
must swell the State from public works. to
amount greater than before received The lateral
canals doing better this year than ever before and
relieving the Erie canal fund from the
created by the limited receipts all other canals owned
by the State
Receipts for IS days. to the Dad inst 1874 $5Ol Os6
~ days, to June 7th, lS43 4lS024
Excess in favor of 1874, $50 9e2
OF this increase there is merchandise from
Tide s. Water at Albany and Troy. $4,000
At Buffalo and Black Rock 24459
At Oswego, 1880
On the products OF this State, II 694
II will be that the amount received this year is for
only IS days while that for last year for thirty EIGHT
days The receipts per day this season average s4sl
making for the three days difference in tme $40 s5
which added to the amount received for IS days will
make the receipts this year. for the same time S544 O37
against $4s023 last increase of $26 Ola for thirty
eight days navigation.
DEBr OF ST LOUIS, MAY l, 1874
The entire debt for which the Corporation responsible
amounts to. Ss44 Ala
of which there is
Owing to New York, ........... $54s 800
rnilaueiphla 1886
ot Louls,- IlOTN
$4,000 of this debt is due and payable this year.
The total amount Of interest due to be due dur.
of which there is
Payable in New York.. ....... S4s73O
rhiladelphia,. 1924
Of LOUIS. 9O33
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

FRosTs IN MIcHIGAN.-The Lapeer (Michigan)
Waterman of the 23d May says that the nights of the
18th and 18th, frost felt which killed the early luxu
the wheat crops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

{h5- 1T WAS SAID OF ATTILA THAT ON THAT
spot where the hoofs of his struck the earth no
blade Of grass grew again n may De said ia 81.
milar tone that wherever Gou auds Poulres ,ubilesr
touch the skin the hair vanshes from The place like ma.
gic SO eicacous IL this preparation that in
stance has it failed in eradiea,ng the stubborn
hair and to put the matter past all kind Of doubt with the
most skepticsl who have been e7r gously humbug.
ged by limitations, the genuine aws tested at the eri
gns ONCE 81 Walker street. first store from Broadway,
with the most startling effect No PAIN sensation,
coioration Of the skin, but all spel atng like charm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

90 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VEGETABLE ELK.
R and Linimen-From 81 Courtiandt street. warranted
cure for lnhammsory Scatica and Chronic Rheumatism.
1t gives immediate relief and strengthens weak limbs
tends contracted cords. all nHmbness takes down
swellings and removes Inflammation.
CAUTION The Genuine Magical Pain Extractor the
great healing salve is to be had only No Courtland
street, and il is warranted to please the in every
case, or the money will be refunded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

0r7- LOOK TO YOUR PANTRIEs. HAVE you
Roachss in your house2 IF call at 81 Courtandt st.
and get sure remedy. trial will prove this statemsntd
true
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

90 DEAFNESS-WHY WILL PERSONS CONTI-
nue. to suffer when remedy is at hand DR.. McNairs
Acoustic Oil will furnish speedy relief to all who
fcted with periodical Deafness buzzng noises and ire
quent pains in the There can be mistake to
the effect OF this Oil and any one calling at 81 Courandt
mendaon from those who have used the article and been
cured by 1t, we have hesitation in saying that they
will be prevailed to give the article thorough trial at
least.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

BEACON COURSE.
THE GREAT FOOT RACE
Of PEPFORMING ioL MILES IN ONE HOUR for
Of sseo will come of he above Course on
Monday June I'd, at O'Clock r. folio wing p~rsops
have entered to run -
Major II Staunard OF Con. John t;ulder of New York
Ssm1 Cerun nous Of Syracu Elias A Travis of New York
Theodore Carlue Of York James LEROY az Brocklyn
Amet Dixon IL Wiamsbgh James Stewart, Of New lork.
Geo White rad, OF yerH barlefrr OF Ph,lsd ghs
Iohn McNlenn, o y York Mr. Livi gston, OF New York
tyd My Poughker James Wheeler Of New York
John Smith. OF I.sw York Henry ChapDe " New York
Alou1o Wordoo. fngncfr &C Nlh Bor rev CITY Ferry.
Brhe II the Course will be oTeued az IL ocIoch
frees Il hdmr s Inn st,aJ s Pavilion 50 GAL
ery rs cents Ali renoSs holding Members Tiek the
long season are respectfully informed they will admit
Y en- on lie d,v m3l <tisssc
NNANTED--A hrst.nte Joumeymsn Barber, one who has
w h,d expenence and hiss good
an hear place at Not Astor House in Vesey
,treet mn Nsec
VANILLA BEANs1 cases superior quality for sale
JAS. T. AsPINWALL l..
mo 3tsec - william
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90 DISGUSTING MAN AND WOMAN ARE
they who have little honest regard for to
continually have those nasty erupuons, pmpies and
botches their faces and neck il 'act have airy dis
fguremsnt bad discolored skin wht cake oil The ia
jones' Italian Chemical Soap will give them good
healthy clear complexion and fee them from any erup
tion pinple blotch reckle, sunbnrn musquiro
bed bug galnppsrs &C. 1t Is solo for so cents cake at
the sign OF the American Eagle 81 Chatham street. or 1913
it's sold where else in New York care or
you'll be cheated with q swindlers counterfeit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-31

o. ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS-MAGNI.
FlCENT EXTRA WOOD CUT.-The propretors Of
this splendid pictorial newspaper, which regards
the style and finish Of its wood cuts and the taste
displayed in selecting the subjects of Them without
rival announce that superb wood engraving intended
companion to their "Londen in s42," is nearly ready
It will represent panorama Of the ver Thames and Of
the noble bridges by which ii is crossed The streets
leading to it, the noble edces its banks the villas
which border it, where escaped from not yet having
entered the mighty Babel it has claim to the title Of
silver Thames" are all portrayed with the unerring
fidelity ofthe daguerreoype The print will be upwards
Of eight feet in length and expected to bear away the
palm from oil specimens Of wood engraving hitherto
hibited
Agency for the ILLUSTRATED London News" No. III
Fulton street, up stairs.
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QC5- THE CASE OF MRS. YOUNG RESIDING
at Orient L. L. is worthy Of notceshe had been subject
to attacks OF headache and could find
any thing that would relieve her. and obliged take
to her bed She heard Of DR. Shermans Camphor Lozen
ges and during finer attacks used few which
lieved her in fifteen minutes This in January last
she has not suffered with SINCE and feels confident that
they always sufficient to relieve her during her most
severe attacks Dr. Sherman Warehouse is LOG Nassau
st. Agents. 227 Hudson corner Spring 1873 Bowery
n East Broadway l39 Fulton street. Brookyn Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia; and State street, Boston.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
Harrison County.

We publish to-day the official returns for Har-
rison county. Il will be seen that the whole
number Of votes cast for Governor is 40l3; of
which nj lumber Barley, (whig,) received 200l
votes, Tod, (dem 1886, and King, liberty
PIG. The falling off in the abolition vote has
been very large, and needs a word Of explanation
That party we understand had polled the coun-
Try, and had calculated upon receiving at least
400 votes. But a short time before the election
Giddings was here, and prayed and preached to
the abolitionists 10 vote the wing ticket, and i'm
mcdiately thereafter, the fcderalists sent runners
into every county and proclaimed it far and near
that all the abolitionists, including Judge Lee
and the Editor of the Liberty Courier, had gone
over to the wings and were going 10 vote the
wing ticket. This story gainedstrength from the
fact that the Courier did not appear before the
election which was owing, as we understand, to
the printer having purFoscly failed to perform his
contract with the Editor. Hence the wing por.
ton Of the abolition party voted the wing ticket
while the democratic abolitionists voted the abo-
lition ticket. This is the principal reason why
we lost the County. The federalists of Cadiz,
who are laughing at the success oftheir infamous
tricks and frauds, had better wait a few weeks
longer, and We are certain they will laugh out Of
the other side of the mouth. They cannot prac.
tee the same game again. The people now un'
d~erstand it all, and the result in November will
show a diminution Of the wing vote, an increase
of the democratic vote and an increase of the abb
clifton vote. Mark our prediction!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
MIR. SPEECH.
A faithful Picture Of
T. ~ liz CHA "!

We call the attention of our readers to the ex-
celIent speech of Mr.. Rathbun of New York
which we publish at length in this days paper
1t is an able vindication of the administration oil
Mr.. VAN buren, from the baseless charges and
fabrications of Ogling coon politicians. Mr..
RRthbun also draws a faithful picture of the po-
litical life and character of the "Great Embodi.
ment," who is doomed to enevitable defeat in
November. We hope that every patron of the
Sentinel will read this speech, and take special
pains TO give it circulation before the Election,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
THE EVENING MIRROR.
TO BE COMMENCED ON MONDAY OCT

TO BE COMMENCED ON MONDAY OCT. 9Th.
CET The undersigned having for some time publish.
ed a popular periodical, the postage on which varied,
at the caprice of the postmasters, from tCO cents to If
teen, and having struggled in vain to procure from tho
Department either certainty or moderation, MS oiss
cost by postage, have determined to struggle no longer
against such oppressive Encouragement, but TO change
the form of the Weekly Mirror, and issue, in addition,
a daily paper, to be called
THE EVENING MIRROR,
1t will be neutral in politics, and aim to embraces
everything that can interest the business man and tho
members of a family--oombining, it is intended. all the
qualities Of the best newspaper that Industry and Expe-
rience can put together. The type will be new and
beautiful, The literary character Of the editors will
perhaps prepare the public for some favoring Of their
particular pursuits, and the usually neglected outside
page, will present a daily literary gazette, edited. with
their best care and spirit.
The first number will be issued on the seventh day
of October, and every succeeding evening, Sundays ex.
cepted. Terms: For the daily paper, six dollars per
annum, payable halfyearly in advance. For
THE WEEKLY MIRROR,
containing the condensed spice and variety Of the SIX
daily papers, without advertisements, Three Dollars
per annum, invariably in advance.
Advertisements at the usual prices.
Office, corner of Nassau and Ann streets, where I'D.
~vertisements and subscriptions are now received.
Postmasersw will make all remittances free of postage.
G. P. MORRIS, rd;.o.or M pnon,;a.or
N. P. WILLIS. "i''t =" : 'opHt
80 Editors with whom we exchange will confer a
favor by either copying or noticing the above.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
An Earnest Call.

ME Subscriber, being about to pack mp his duds for
Salt Riref, or some other place, is under the neces-
ton to the Cadiz Sentinel. job work, or advertising, 10
assist him to a little cash, 10 defray the expense ofthe trip
and to pay off wlath be owes before starting! Many bare
promised to pay him this fall, and, unless they come up
to the work soon, he win almost begin to think that they
have been taking lessons from them "same old coonsr
that promised the people 1.-TWO dollars a day and roast
beef,n but never performed! He cannot, however, har-
Dor such an opinion. DEMocRATs, when they make
promises generally intend to fulfil them. There 10 yet
time for those who have promised to pay him this fall, to
do so between now and the lst OF December next. VIII
they do it? Those who cannot pay all, can probably
pay a part. and those who have nothing to pay. can AZ
least signify their willingnessb by calling and settling and
giving their notes or duebills Such as do not pay any
regard to this call noeG not be offended if they. find their
accounts in the hands Of proper oficeEs for collection.
Oct, 18th, 1874. J. McGONAGLE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
EDITED BIZ Z. HARPER.
THE RESULT in OHIO.
TREMENDOUS
Democratic Gains !!
THE STATE SAFE FOR
POLK & DALLAS!

We were preparing a table of the vote for
Governor in Ohio, but found such a disagree
ment between the various slips, that we %conclu-
ded 10 wait for another week, and give the re-
turns correctly.
The Statesman Of the 18th contains the re-
ported majorities in 81 counties, by which it APP
pear. that Tod leads Blrtley 2,317 votes, We
have returns from additional counties, to witt
Ashtabula, Carroll, Geauga and Tuscarawas,
which in the aggregate give 3,Sl0 majority for
Barley, by which B.rtley leads Tod only 493
votes in II counties! There are s counties to
be head from, viz: Henry, Lawrence, Meigs,
Ottowa, Paulding, Putnam, Van Vert and WAL
Jams. These counties in 1912 gave Corwin a
majority of 81 over Shannon, and adding that
number to the present reported wing majority, it
will increase it to 5l4. The increase of popu-
lation in the above counties will be very large,
and will certainly be Democratic. The final re-
suit, therefore, is very uncertain. II is proper
for us 10 say, that the federal ccons pretend that
they have returns from the entire State, and
claim that Barley is elected by some 1000 of a
majority. We caution our friends from placing
any confidence in these coon returns, as they
are unquestionably made out TO influence the
November election for President in Ohio. But
it will be no go. The coons cannot rally in No
vember as they did on the second Tuesday of
October. Henry Clay will run far behind the
county ticker, we believe, in every county in
the Stale. The old Jackson men will not sup
port kim-moral and religious wings cannot sup
port him-the anti-masons viii not support him
and the abolitionists will not support him.
In Harrison county the abolitionists say they will
give Birney at least 400 votes, which will proba-
bly, throw the Ashland stakeholder into a minor
ity; and in other counties, we confidently pre-
dict, there will be a similar result.
Then, Democrats, to work again. We have
the coon halfskinned now, and we will take
the hide entirely off in November. Let us aim
at 10000 majority for Polk and Dallas in Ohio.
WE CAN CARRY OHIO BY THAT VOTE,
if the Democrats do their duty. Heads up,
Democrats, all is right. Turn out again, in all
your strength. Be vigilant every day from this
until the election. Let each township in the
State give but one or two of an increase IN their
Democratic vote for President oyer that for Gov
enor, and the work will be done. Do you hear
that
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16

The EVENING MIRRoR.-The prospectus of
this new daily paper will be found in our adver-
Using columns. We have received the first num-
Der, and must say that we are highly pleased with
it indeed. It is altogether the most readable dali
ly in Gotham, and We predict for it a long life
and a profitable one. Success to our friends
Morris g. Willis in their new enterprise. We
shall be pleased 10 recognize the Mirror asa con-
stsat viyiter Ia our editorial ssAetum.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
TIle Rargnin and SnIe.

We have only room this week TO say that al
length The letters Of Henry Clay % Francis P,
Blair, written in 1895, have been published
They fasten The bargain and sale between Hen.
~ Clay and John Q. Adams, upon the "Great
Embodiment" closer than the shirt Of Nessus.
We have tho letters On sle for publication.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
More Of elk

The latest Manchausen story of the Roorback
federal coons is, that the democrats in Michigan
have nominated JAMES G. BIRNEY, the abolition
candidate for President, as a candidate for Rep
resentatiye TO the Legislature of Michigan! This
story was copied into every coon sheet in the
state, and extensively circulated on the eve Of
the late election, for effect. Oh, Roorback!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-10-16
AMI X. POLK

VIII be our next President, as sure as he lives.
Pennsylvania and New York are certainly ours
which will elect him without Ohio. But Ohio
ue must haze. The coon majority, if any thing,
is but a mere faction, which can be overturned
in two or three counties alone. We can and
will cut down the coon majority in Harrison coun-
ty to 20. Our democratic friends are in better
spirits than ever, and will turn out better at the
Presidential than at the State Election, while the
poor coons, who expected a majority of rs or
10000 in the state, are sick Of PoM-iuice, and
are preparing for Waterloo defeat! Democrats
put your shoulders to the wheel again!