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Il CARD.

n CARD.
MR. H. BENNETT, MAN AGER of PEALES Museum,
AVA respectfully his from Europe aud with
recusr beg to that during his absence he has
been enabled establish that will
nit him continual OF Novelties, of such
nature he trusts will with the entire appreciation of
the public he additional that the Manager
cured in his visit to the continent Of Europe might
measure justify him raising the price Of admission to the
nut such tlan he will not pnrsuea that he asks
all that he hopes that he double patronage
End when the public perceive that in his anxiety to afsd them
graf caon that he neither tYeons expensehe
hopes he is not too sanguine in anticipating that they will
cheerfsy Grant him that which he does
lie reasonably solicit.
The Manager proud have the honor inform the ladies
and gentlemen Of New York. that he has his sub
mt to their notice living curiosity surprising the celebrated
Tom Thumb, consisting of
LAPLAND DWARF
OF THE SAME ACE. AS The GENERAL!
AND THEE INCHES SHORTER!
The Mu;eun having completely cleaned and
will Wednes day. April Sd, particulars Of
which which will be given in the bills Of the day.
Il CARD TO THE = TBLIC.
THE MANAGEh OF The AN luCAN MUS UNI
would respectfully 10 th- dles aud gentlemen
Of New York. that he has engaged the largest
GIANT AND GIANTESS!!
the world who have just fro Europe the packet
ship yorkshire and that they will have far recovered from
the ateues OF voyage the Anc to be able
pear, Tor the first tim, before the American public the Mu
scum Broadway. al tr
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dred Thousand bales. From the accounts that have
reached us from the South Judge the crop will reach
iull 100000 bales and perhaps go beyond that
amount Many authorities that placed the yield at
bales and under have been forced to their
calculations above that mark. The state of the New
Orleans cotton market is very curious By the annexed
table will be that the in this staple in
the aggregate to the pad Of March this year not vary
materially irsm those up to the same date last -
ARRIVALS, EXPORTS AND SrocKs OF CorIoN AT Nrw
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Buckler Jr. " ~ ''' ~ " 80
LoNDoN ship st James-Miss Margaret Giles Denis
t'ars Mrs Harris and children. Miss Jane Harris Miss
heien 1ar IS Rev VIM Harvey, Asa barrow Ransom Blake
lys Alfred Hall, Michael Moses-ss in the s,eerage.
Mr. KaIlon.
MoBILE-ship Formosa-W Todd. c Sheppard.
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~, z 1H!Nf.N,
The above is true copy of the original. az lms
MAGNIFICENT DAHLIAS

AT PKTNCES NURSERIES, At FLUSHING.
.S1k WIN PRINCE CO. will IN few days publish
1T8ln the Herald and also ,hee catalogue OF their
and superb collection of Dahliss comprising above
which Wdnalps Consolation and Widnalfs Queen of
Roses whith four guineas each and which Mr. W. de-
rica until May
Also Sparrys Lady Anrobus and Aurintia the former
which five and the three gueas These and
other variety will BE- critically described
iogue which Will be sent to every post pad applicant
Catalogues of Fruit and Ornamental Trees Sc be OBJ
tai ed At 20 Pine and orders left
mall will be ued in superior style aud the
accuracy and excellence article from establish
WIN IL PRINCE CO.
FLUSHING, April LIST, 1914.
SA member of this establishment will be daily No
puired. al Iwsrrc
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NEW ORLEANs-Baque lsabella-l(2h hds IS 6 bbs mo-
MoBILE-Ship Formosa6O5 bales cotton Cieenway Henry
Smth-sO do Smith Mills-23 Il TIimbe-2OO bales 70
order.
MoBnE-Barque Superior-24 bales rope cuttings r Tay-
lor-621 do cotton Hobrook, Nel3on COCO Hsse-32
Smith & Mils-92 Greenway Henry x Smith-I22 Begart x
Kneeand.5 Irvln-99 Thompson & Adams-l87 w II How.
lald-20 Center x co--l2O Sturges X Gle .rman
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SUBSCRIPTION
TO FOUND A GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

- MARCH, 1914.
IT BEING PROPOSED TO form association t. estab sh
in this city Gallery of Pictures Sauary and other works
Of AIT, the plan That who collar shall
become member of the association and without further
be entitled free ADM the gallery fo Ieand
opportunity being presented fo lay the found tion OF
PAINTING made by the late LUMAN REED Esq under
circumstances requiring mmedlat" action We the subsc
brs do ssveray take certificates Of member
ship are nv the numbers set opposite to names
surer shall Appointed by Board of Tusees when
informed Board, that the subscr
amount to Flteen Thousand Dliawhich Certificates
issued 10 be filled no with the of such
the Trustees shall prescribe then become members Ot the
Association.
The following the conditions which association
br formed-
1.-The Gal shall be commenced by the purchase the Reed
Collection of Paintings.
2he property Association shall in Board Of
Truatees who shall have TO adopt Consntuton to
appoint officers executive and other prescribe
their and duties; to fill their body;
enlarge, and exhibit the Gallery; procure
suitable premises for the exhibition to obtain charter and
IA general to and transact all the affairs Of the
ciatIon.
3-Ths Trustees shall have either debt
or liability behalf of the Association SELF exchange
Or lend OF Its property u do suffer thing what
4-The property the Association shall b. fally Insured
1.-The exhibition Of the Gallery shall be opened
possible in a central situation.
6The Trustees shall special attention the works of
American Artists aud to the formation oil collection OF
casts from celebrated STATUE
LIVERY paying dollar shall become member of
the association and shall receive Certificate Of Membership
which will ene him free admission the Gallery for
Board oi Trustees.
shall
rights convened by them shall attach solely to the
9-The fol ing gentlemen shall be the st Board OF Tru:.
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PROPOSALS will be received the office Of the omm,s-
sonen Of Aims House m April 90, for conveying pr
soot, TO aud from City Prison ADD Upper Police Office TO
biakwts Island tor year the expiration
oil the pseu contract The carriage for conveying The p,i-
soners To have permanent ono Tor males
New York, April |, 1874. s2iwYc
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INFORMATION WA NTrn

INFORMATION WANTED.
OF JEAN JOSEPH FAlVRE, from Chalet Blanc, De.
~ mem du Doubs France. lie eft Champagpols In l7g5
for New York where he established himself the tobacco
business HIS last Letter bears date 1914 to be presumed
that he died between 1912 aud 1893 One of his ntim friends
Mr. Bsgct of Bo deaux who visited New York 1882 h,v-
be informed At that time OF his death MIR Tbomse B
got ia u street, sca of N, above. and Mr. Gvst confrc
with VIII MIR. Faivre vel ACQUAINTED would
rerhaps be able to give some information Of him.
Persons having knowledge Of Mr. Faivre or his probabe
DEATH full, ntied 10 call possible or 20 com
muncate soon as oenen by writing Other
t. the Undersigned EDWARD HEN. l8& 20 Liberty 81.
a -
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INDIAN WARRIORS.

INDIHN WARRIORS.
JAMES CUSCK, Chef of the I UscARsRAs and PETER
PRlNTUP: Chief Warrior of the same Tube, will deliver
Temperance addresses their arrival this city, WED.
NESDAY next April Sd, in the NJ. +. Church. ia Green
Broome seet at quarter before p. NJ Trey will ass
the history of the aud of the
Cause among their will sing in thu natpe
the house from being crowded tickets will
surd which be had the door, the afternoon
ing Of that day, at l21a e,uts each.
A. d. WILSON.
Il. DUFOUR fCom. OIL AIrangmt'
J. G. COACHMON,
AZ 2tsrc
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DOPOs VS. Tor Coal will be received AT IN. Office of the
Commlas oaes Of Aims House. Park until April 2nth for
furnishing four thousand tons of t22iO pounds Anace
Coal Tor III several sttuont under their charge il such
quantities and such places the Commissioner NAV des
IA ALEXANDER STEWART. 1yant
New York. April /, 1874. az iwrc
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Actual loss by the banks in IL years. $2l45 $50
This large sum has been swndled of the people of
single State and that Stas although pretty severely
bank ridden has not suffered compared with some
others Facts drawn out in this way can be placed be.
fore the people so as they be perfectly understood
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Names and Residence No. Of Ger. Will be Collected by
To give the above the ulaon indispensable the
of the plan, been published the
Persons disposed to aid in the requested to OBJ
from either Of the Trustees
thu and attach blank Sheet and obtain many
subsc ripens az they nvenently can.
The ght hand column headed Twill be Collected by" is
intended to be filled by the who shall circulate the
paper that when the made
the Association may through him make the collection
The subscription to be- returned to Jonathan Surges
Esq. 1876 Front street, or before 20tn April.
The Of authorized make collections, will be
published in the newspapers Of 10th April aud such agents will
have their authority writing. az ltsrc
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Shin Masters and Agents

We sha esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels xiv.
20 Commodore ROBERT SIIyEY. Of News Fleet, Re.
e9r. Of The Shipping left st the PoIt whence they sailed
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them imlnediaeiy their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine intelligence they cs
obtain Nsut sn lsfor,aston Of say zi viii b. thankfully
received
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ss ss"ss" Fyp sSr f.:,
SSIi{ sS
HsfSy H'i %oa E GS
s s S snlana smith New
BI.eEwsIi Vietor,s Bosart kIch%ond I Mccresd W. (
SS Am LaIourese retersbu I4s Hunter 8ss MsMath
Arrived.
Packet ship St James, Meyer ON London and Portsmouth
Fss b 81 wn ma,s to GrRHns M I'M Go
poa and Macao Dec 10, with teas silks &C. to ~ L. Girls
Snip Splendid Lend from Canton pd Macao Dec with
b %s '''''''d Il days fro" Mo"
ship r.5'oa, ssSIs gortss days from
SaIaus is.Sea Mckee !ieors . days from N
bile eotoa Tsoo sH Mef fYH''eu 10 Gays from MO-
hide. otis Iosweoa bales 1T. to g. scsamseSf
Brig Rebeeca Fisher, Johnson, IS days from Guayama
sa5sss :liss w,; u. St, Thomas.
L. ;5'ad +. C Gulf f' s.. %
ie in With wreck her ends could see nothing but
her% ss se ls's r hssnx
long manmast; could not her paint ii being
Snn s o
and of the ss stove b"Iwaris galley
casks los. spare spa started one of the stern panks which
the Wind which still continued TO blow hurricane from The
when we &
sh % Ga s 81 s
weeks gos in again when The g. was
bur supposed her to be leaky her sails and
s;s ss is N Ss .S r'sfs F S:gass ' fro" M
N sshf Brilliant M,en.yre days Gqm Georgetown. SC for
sehr Outesie, Marson digs from Boston, with mds, to
master.
Ships iuntsse Cornell. aod suyiah, Ryan, New Orleans;
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfaned and celebrated Pills .-om Portugal. A.,
sess On tbs last column. fourth pare
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MARITIME HERALD.
@s,i,ns Days OF thu steam. SHIPS.
Packets to Arrive.

Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of requested to note the
fact that Robert s. Martin. formerly ship collector
is in employ He is rot therefore, any
newspapers reports intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all parts of the
World, will be made up the HERALD OFFICE.
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The traveller per.R Road saves :. 4 IS az
They also forward rto cleveland Portsmouth
other places ~ Obio Detroit, &c, Mcbgan Green Bav Nil,
Ns9e Nc Wscess,n Ter,,t,,y Chicago, Illinois; ard to
dinefeat pse IN Canada AZ the lowest All
me duerent routes gseu gratis and Tickets b, had
only athe Albany and Buffalo hail Road Office So Courtandt
WOLF Az RiTkLUg
ap2 lmsm
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PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL
Cleared.

SUN RISES ..'..'3 A3 hooN sETs,.s .... SO
SUN sETs'-' ..6 IL HIoB wATER...'..' 3
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~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET OR LEASE.
"A beautiful and healthy situation with about ~ lots
Of ground land out flower and vegetable gardens cal
cuia-d for residence of respectable
family gentleman doing business in the city There is
stable the and good school by aud facilities
half hour Immediate possession given
The rent viii he low good tenant The house has
been panted. Inquire Of
DIR. SCHMIDT. No. G Warren street.
az lwkrc between Q and 10 A, M, or 3 and 4 p M.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aucuoreer.
Store No. III Spruce street.

Store No. II Spruce street,
At 10 O'clock In the Sales Room II spruce strett.
pledged s s s valuable Dry fTSs h GlSsos and
AZ s f,ss i q. sss. o sass
aare = THos. BELL, Auctioneer.
HARDWARE tt TTEEsFREFt ak ksfS' FANCY GOODS
II SCI 5. PLATTs Sixtetp.h Spring Trade Hsrdyare
sse ss ' mi Roo% No. asSss
and fi
hundred SEE: table and poke. Cutlery comprising
desert Keye. aud Forks fine and blade and pocket
A:G Needles WAY TsSs Kidding and Twist Combs
Ware, W05 Boxes, Pencil: and Gases, steeI Pens, Tsis
statia and n. , PSeL L;t ,.ls'sss &c
rel Guns Pistols. is.sd and gilt sword. &c. A' '.
the hour OF sale Terms month"; approved az lie.
SALE OF FRENCH STANDARD ROSES.
NJ b CLOVER viii ,slI at i o'clock on Tuesday e..
s IN ~. yss ss:
e
unnjored without protection whatever the
different denomnaoas all correctly classed il the ea.a-
logus aud form the most select assortment ever osed mere
Catalogues ready Saturday afternoon and the Plants read,
for exam nation the time
Also 1850 chasselas of Fonanbleau Grape Vn~s IS OF
three each, all superb order just bursting into bud
imported in vessel m29 4tsrc
TO HOUSE AND STORE KEEPERS, MANU-
FACTURERS AND OTHERS.
~ s. SMITH co respectfully inform their friends and
" the public generally that they will attend reasonably to
arranging and s-g the household faIuiture Of families
moving cfclupg housekeeping and merchandise Of all
kinds for either the resden
es or Of owners. in our sales room which adma-
Our room ' feet deep and well lighted situate.
Broadway and commandag he'atenon of this great tho
rouRhre affords and others facilities for the
exhibition and ae of description of merchandise
passed by other the city Terms moderate The
rendition and Of sales prompt Liberal cash advan
when required will be made consgnments, intended
CHAS. 8. SMITH,
HENRY Il. WILLARD,
Auctioneers and Comm sion Merchants,
ms7 lmsrc Store 30t Broadway, Duane st.
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NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS

NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS
The Subscribers having been appointed for forward
ing Immigrants by Rail Road from Albany Bupalo and in
tsrmeae ices, oabed send them durog the Summer
from Nav YORK TO Utica or S206 to syracuse Au-
hum $780, to Rochester 1851 to Buffalo g. 80 Children
from 70 years Old hall pee under years ree and all
Baggage from Albany the Rail ROAD is eutirey fee
Its evident that cheaper to the immigrant to
travI by Rail Road than by Canal ne reaching Bu p,r
Steamboat from New York and Nail Itoad from Albany I, a
whTeas il takes Canal davs
lowing calculation shows the resut viz -
Passage to Buffalo Rail Passage to Buffalo per Ca
hoad s. so 10 m
Luggage from N, York 10 Luggage 10 Buffalo, 50lbs
Albany lo0lb, free bal fee, balance for lO0Ibs. s.
ance Tor O0ibs 10 Loss OF time at least DAYS
Luggage from Albany To worth TO the laboier, say
Bnual0 iIee ''''''.' 30 ceuts per day, so
Living for az hours say IS Living for 10 days so cent?
- per day "A
Total per X. Road E. SO % o,.V
i$i205
D'"ucs iafe per H. Road 6 40
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tees -
William II. Appleton,
Horatio Allen,
John II. Austin,
James Brown.
VIM. G.. Bryant,
VIM. b. Crosby.
Thomas $. Cummings,
William =. C0nely,
Stephen N. Chester.
Peter Cooper.
j. A. Clark,
Orville Dewey,
Ch'rles Denisou,
Frederick De Peyster.
Nicho's Dean.
Francis w Edmonds,
Robert Elder,
Thomas ii faile.
Walter &. Green,
George G,undy,
Richud Irwin,
WIN. n. Johnson,
VIM. Kent,
Jas. q. King,
shepherd Knapp,
Charles M Leupp,
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

ST. THOMAS March H.
Report Of shipping in this harbor nst:-Niagnet
Lemon from Charleston, was bound Ghent dis
the 9hu has been condemned and sold the
sher being reshpped toird the Frederick ()
of Lunerburg Ms for its destined Edward Base Cole
from t'u ,daoupr for Norfolk beating the harbor,
shore, but aiterwr off without damage; randee
ousins put 10 having been blown off the being light
DAMAGE he lett this i7h Feb for Wilmington NC
pat back nh init Lawrence Adams Rich from Ant for
roughty, Martin qur for Washing tom Nc next day; obea
Hoyt from Newport. w. for Savauu h. tt,,g aud ite
will be ready for 18th; Lawrence Churchill York
dg Sarah onisa. 1llett Guaaoupe for Chareston
lumber; Phenx (whae) Small sail cruie
day.
Harding do for DO; Col Tayloe, Wells Dene ara Tor do; r
Prebl, Pettng iuadaoupe for do; Aurora Chase d. do;
-Isedwell Pratt Boston Tor Aaracaibo; l. Vose avn fin
Gudaoupe Tor Ie~ard 9Th, Pennsylvania Turkey Barbados
for Porto hcoi Centurion Norris GpadsIcupe for Cuba
w Watson White. do for Turks sland; John Crosby Hop
kius Wilmington for Porto Rico; tlh o Jeffrey, NY ork
for st Croix. -
PACKETS FOR all detained by head winds They
will probably sail this morning.
BRIo CASoNicus, Copeland % days from Trinidad de
Cuba with hhds molsses bound this port came
lie Hook Saturday morn ng and anchored ~ the Lower
chors, aud drift ell ashore Stoal Habor A lighter
alongside yesterday takg ont the caso, aud 1t Is
p'ctd she will be got off after dischsglpg part OF &C.
rcHk STERLING, IRON Clenuegus Cub with sugar, &c.
Jun. Y the gale, South Of the Highlands.
large iu rugged brig with painted ports, s also
near WIdelIs five miles South Of he Ocean House
BRIG JESSIE RIrcBM e APT Bryson of the yudsoD, from
de cuba reports that the nth March he ashore
~ me hight OF the Canal de Rosario 40 miles East of the Isle
" rne BRUSH brig Jesse Richie Capt Mclaughlin Of aud
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X. r.. Lockwood,
Jos. N. Lord,
Cha's r.. Minor,
Robert b. Minturn,
by 5. Mulligan.
Stewart l.. Marsh,
Hamilton Murray.
James Mccullough,
Lora Nash,
Alfred Pell.
Eleizer Parmly.
.. Smyth Rogers.
Peter A. Schermerborn,
Jonathan Sturges,
VIM l.. Stone,
Benjamin ID Silliman,
Francis Skiddy,
Charles A Sletson,
Moses TAYLOR.
Thomas Tileston.
James Warren, Jr,
fred'k II. Wolcott,
John Wiley,
Jacob A. Westervelt.
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GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
From ALBANY TO BUFFALO (J25 MILES)
- - By RAIL ROAD.
The only Office an Nav York e-tabhed by the Rail
Road Companies between Albany aud Buffalo Is At
No. 30 COURTLANDT STREET,
JOHN A El.AK
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CoMPARArIvE Prices IN THE New YoRK MARKET.
Liverpool Observation-Disclosures and Mississippi
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Domestic Importat,on..

GUAYAMA-Brig G Fnher-140 hhds sugar 10 do ties m
lasses DE Forest l0i hhds do Tower N Haven.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
The Piles and all Sores.

Hays Linimcnt is known now to thousands, ns
n most extraordinary remedy for these Affections.
1t isimpossible to tell in newspaper, in such
manner US to obtain full credence the effects and
benefits of this article, 50 general is the practice Of
advertisers of eXtoing articles of no merit Such
personal references will be given, az to bring con-
viction to the minds Of the most unbelicving. viii
sufferers only ask among their friends, if they have
not heard OF or known its effects; and if they do
not hear it more warmly praised than any other
salve, let them not get it. All fancy or exaggera-
ton is positively excluded from these statements,
and it is determined to say nothing of its merits
but what could be fully proved by a host of wit
ncsses, in any court Of justice. Will you look at
the thing and the proofs at the Drug and Book store
Of Dr. VIM. R. Snelson, where it may be had!
G@LOOK OUT.-Some swindlerS have coun-
forfeited this article, and put it up with various
devices. Do not be imposed upon. One thing
only will protect you--it is the name of COM.
STOCK & Co.; that name must be dlicayS on the
wrapper, or you are cheated. Do not forget it.
Take this direction with you, and test by that, or
never buy; for it is impossible for any other to be
true or genuine. SOLOMON HAYS.
Fuyette, June 9Th, 1914. l2-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
Have YOU a Cough?

Do not neglect it. Thousands have met pre-
mature death for the want Of little attention to
q common cold.
Have you q cough!--Rev. DR.. Bartholomew
Expectorant Syrup, safe medical prescription,
containing no poisonous drugs. and used in an ex-
tensive practice for several years will most posi-
lively afford relief, and you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave hundreds Of the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay!
Have you cough!-Be persuaded TO purchase
bottle of this Expectorant Syrup to-day--To-mor-
row may be too late.
Have you cough1-Barholomew IS Expectorant
Syrup is the only remedy you should take to cure
you. For this plain reason:--That in the thousand
where it has been used it has not failed TO relieve
For sale at the Drug and Book store Of DR.. VIM.
+. Snelson. [Fayetts, June Sth, 1874. l2-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15

being scarcely 900 hhds. now on the market.
Holders are enabled 10 obtain very full prices,
and we have found it necessary TO make some
slight change in our quotations., which are for
inferior Il %; Common "a 3; Fair 81 d 4;
Fine a AZ; Choice and Cigar Leaf S q 8 cents
per ID. A preference, as heretofore, continues to
be given for the finer descriptions, but the de.
mand, on the whole, may be reported as being
at a pretty general character. Stock in ware
houses and on ship board, 25, 100 hhds.
FLouR.-Ilolders have found il necessary to
submit to further decline in prices, most Of the
sales being at SO so, with some choice lots, in
small quantities, at 60 3 62l per Dbl. We
therefore place our figures for Ohio and similar
brands at SO SO a 62I, remarkng that the
market still remains exceedingly dull even at
these rates. We hear OF some sales OF sour
Flour at So % per Dbl.
PoRK.--Prevaiing rates ore for Mess 80,
M. o. SS, Prime sc SO per Dbl. but no consid.
cradle lots could bo disposed OF at these quota.
tons. We hear OF nothing OF Importance doing
in Bulk Pork, the receipts being about over fer
season.
BAGGEG AND BALE RoPE.-We now quote
western Begging IL 13i cents cash, and Ia
l5i on time. Western Rope d a 81 cents
cash, and 81 81 on time.
GRAN.-There is only monerate demand for
shelcd corn in sacks, and the prevailing rates
for white and mixed, are 33 IS cts. per bushel.
Wheat continues 10 arrive, and as there are but
few buyers, prices are not sustained. We quote
at 80 a IS cts per bushel.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-06-15
COnStabIe'S Sale.

There will be sold to the highest bidder, on
Friday the 21st inst, at the residence Of John
Manson, the following property, to wit: l cast
iron Corn Shelter, 2 Copper Stills with other
apparatus belonging to a Still house, pair Of
Mill Stones, Balance Ryner, Driver, Spindle
and Hoof belonging TO the same; Wagons, l
Dcarbourn, horses, several yoke Of Oxen, Cattle,
hogs, household and kitchen Furniture, together
with many other articles belonging to farming
use; the above mentioned property will be sold
10 satisfy two executions now in my hands,
B. C. BROWN.
Fayette, June 18th, 1874. 13-lt