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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

A / circuit superior Hot law and clanccry held
"A Tor the county Of llalifax at the court house
thereof, on Monday tie 8th day oil April. lSll:
Daney p Pe2ruau and Priscilla his wife.
Plaintiffs.
against
Benjamin Harrison andoihers, Defendants.
IN CHANcERY.
1 appearing to the court that more than two months
have elapsed since he return day of the subponas return
cd executed the defendants Benjamin Harrison
administrator de bons Of BenJlmir Harrison deed
aud in his own right, William 5. Lewis and Nancy his
wife, Wyatt l.. Vawler and kebecca his wife, and thai
the plaintiffs have proceeded against the defendants
Charles Ligon and Virginia his wife, Richard Iipon in
his own right and as administrator of Martha g,p
deed and William {. Harrison, who are not inhas-
laats OF this commonwealth, in tie mode prescribed by
Inv for proceeding against absent defendants and they
not having appeared and answered; the court doth IN
the mlon Of the plaintiff by counsel take the bill for
confessed to all the said deenans and doth order and
decree that the defendant Bena4in Harrison admir- de
bontS non 81 Benjamin Harrison decd do render be-
fe the commissioner Of this court an account of his ad
minsiraion OF the estate Of sad decedenI, which said
account the said commissioner is directed to examine
STATE and settle, and report II This court with any mat,
ter specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or ~,
qufed 10 be 50 stated by either o the parties Aud the
e4nft doth farther order that the same commits sinner do
lake an account between the plaintiffs and the deten.
dant Benamn Harrison. and report the same to hi.
court with any specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself required by either of The parties to be So
stated. A Copy-lesip.
VIM. HOLT, elk
The parties interested in The above decree will take
nolce. that shall, on the 30h day Of July. 1915 Al
the tavern house of +. II. < I Grafton. at Halifax
court house, take the accounts therein directed at which
time aud place they will please attend,
JOSEPH c. TERRY, Commissioner.
June 50 WV
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against

ol the eennty of Campbell, the It'll day Of July lsi5:
john smith, Ir plaintiff,
against
Panelte Cisi, admir- de heHis with the will annex
Ell il,nry Ward. dec d., pascy Barber Thomas II Wat.
khs NM lnenl, y his wife John ". Ruelg' and Jlia
Ann ms VII, William J. Mchaney Henrietta his vile
hnmns I. Adams and Mahl his wife. John G. Ward
koher Ward, jeremiah f. II. Hard Charles j. Oliver and
"heoo Early, Defendants.
Is tHkNcERY.
The defendants John VI. Ruc1ge ana julia Ann his wie
- Imam helh"ncy ard Henrietta his wife, and Jacok
Eary having entered their appearance and given Sc
curly, according to- the act OF Assembly an tus> Of Tins
court and IT appearing by sai,ac ,idence that ihps
arc mt inhabitants Of this commonwealth It is ordered that
sad de ehdants appear here the first Monday in October
next Al rules held nthn clerks eee o said count and an
swe the bill Of the plaintiff mud that copy This order he
of,hN'ih inserted M some newspaper rrntcd IN uc town
nj Lehbne for twomonths suecessyey. and posted ahc
front door OF the court house Of this county, on some count
day. \ Cory-Tcste,
NO. u. ALEXANDER, Chk.
Jtly Ii u3n
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Di'9taae DrougN N SeldA cn1loa.

-. I3I'I7 III I7T'7Ie7F II ~ MI Wf7fHd
We leafu ifum The Charleston Courier that 4 most
distressing drought prevails in the upper Districts Of that
state. Apptrhfnsuns are entertained In snme sections
Will be difficult next year to supply fod to the lab
ING elassts. This state Of things extends into pant Of
North Cafohna lhe District ID Fairfield, ) c., sui
tered NUT hatonly the com and lhe coitop were DIV
M, bol tie towering monar ch o be fesi WAS wlther
ing and dying under The ellrcs o lhe burning sun All
vegetable nature seemed to he rafehiug mp "whlc, "
says the Courier, "pantipg cattle and care worn man
like Indicate he relgnlng calamity. Some slight show
efs had hlrn, bat ~jhDut musiening The earth, they
seemed 10 ssst IN scaldug the stalks and leaves and f,
clalns The hlellog Effects Of the dmnpht Some let
lets rum Fairfield, 10 The Courier give a melancholy
account Of ihe state ct things there
l..lef firm Charlotte, y. c. dal,a July ;, safe,
ai ibefe had been rain thcre sfren icek tia,
Flour sid Al s. p,cNt and Corn would hing 81 per
huslel The rath, says the letter had not ,ceu WEI,
ihegunghy s1nes the 3d February
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From ibe .NdshpWe Uhig. July ).
IlIE CRnpN


Never bette within recollection has The corn CROP
IN Tits qaat,f presented 81 promising aspect Should
np rHipWal event ranspire. II vii ~ perfect ham
busier Dung ride last week Of fifty miles smith
o Nashville. saw nui a single field 81 cum that MAS
not tine IN thu amous Bighy settlement ii Marry
county ITS appearance is truly magnificent. or Ut
thee hundred which Nj laclns J. Polk has IN
cultivation, and which we examined viii attention. we
are satisfied he all make over thne ttonsatd haur'.
circumstance with regard To the srp Of this
cfap II may MT be aniss To mention. The soil Of the
hole fhne hundred acres. and indeed Of the whole re-
gun faafd about Is Of remarkable fertility. The corn
particularly ntffed to- ali goud but within the same
enclosure and where there Was division by fence
was rasy 10 perceive that potion would produce
W. o hfee barrels TO the acre more than Tie lcsiduc
he secct ii this superiority Of a fatl Mas, that that
psr bad been planted a cloror hff
o. enllan, We may say that the stand is a. far as We
have seen OF brand, excellent one good average
crop may be anticipated.
The elofs 4 wheat and hemp also good
We ttRut Ia hear uuavurahr accounts ii the tubac.
co crop up the fscf particularly IN jackson couaty.
"het" NJ understand the planters were without "A sea
soH' from ihe fist Of May 10 ihe middle Of June --
lawrrd down The rlyef. however in Smylh aud sumner
they have had more rain and the crop m5ro i, promising
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

A / circuit superior court OF law and canccry held
"A Tor the county Of Halifax, at the court house
thereof, on Monday he 8lh day of April. lSll:
Daney p Pe2ruau and Priscilla his wife,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

fs5flOHA> Raw aad Saily his VII, William Sul,
4 Jim sui Jas SUD, Henry a,PVly B'sdgraal
aud Lewis Sth flanlhS'
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Foreign lmporrasSons.

HAvRE-Ship Francois I-25 pkgs G Hesseuberg & Coz
Born Schuchardt-9 Boceau Rusch3O Loeschigk Wei
Hu.ton-l Magnin cog " H Horstmann & SON. Phsd-2
Weiner-3 l. Labeau-3l Maiezieux Courd co-G oeI
De Courcy-lP II Davis-1 Rosengarten Dens-3 c + A
Heinrchs-l Plich-2a Hourdequn-5 Segnette co..
Fayre-l Renard col yafray co-loF Cottener co
Il Reimer Mecke-l2 & 3 Curtis s. coil Stoddsrd
Leyoring-5 Kessler eos yyse sonsi Meran Bernard
.l2B d'Iyernois coll r ,iqau@e co-aP schmidt (
4 Game-i Z Gagnebn-29Renard cod la Rossiere co
West.3 Huutiagton-l5 TIMBER & Dambmann-3F
col Scharfenberg Lais2 Simonfeld Bach-3 Cohen
. Henry Kahn-6 X Herick-l Toms son-5 Moran
Ieln-7 Montant-2 w II Coles-2O L-chaise Fauche
Il Hessenberg co IA V Caileux fls 4 Co Mitchell
Brognard co-H Oignoux col Ely Harrson-2 Thos
Robert Fosters Sheldon c.-2 q Wainwright cos
Richads-sJ Emeric-3 W Brewer-2 Richards BA.sett
weeks Cert Beer & Mays Lippod-i y Alcott-5 ii
Kohlsaat Freres-4 H Sand Wiener-3 Zoikoier-
Stu!eI-I Townsend Sharpess & son-I G Kellogg 4
COZ 9 Semon-a 0odschmdt x Coz Mecke, Plate &
i Ahles Sattler-l8W w Thompson-27 Strange &
Bros Derasmes Boizard-3 g Vom Baur-7 Bracker
-l5 Bain Sander9 Tryon Burtt-7 Hunt Bros-l0 7
Hollowe & CO, Pnila-1 Shaw Black cola Corb < col
Nevins col Chas Hunt Coz Suydm-l Cumming,
Main & CO. Wanwrght-2AP Montant-lO Sheldon
Huntington Habershaw Jones-2 Chester& & Back-2T
u Mortimer Gawuy-3 c w Thomas-l S Downes jr-7
Tetere Blan-2 Lane Lamson COS Yard Glllemore,
co-2 I Buckingham+ Thos Hunt co.. A Thompson-l
Hook & &Townsend-sundry pkgs to order
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Medical Advice.

DOCTOR LAMERT still confdentally consulted at HI,
old office 63 Gold street between Fulton on
all diseases Of delicate natures his being mild and
adicous requires neither mercury Diet or him
dancs from business pursuits Recent cured in or
days " "
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL. ars
sing from frequent indulgence Of the passions Of ndiscree,
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being to restore the system mentally and bodily to that
state Of yigor nature originally designed. - ~ $50
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the pa.
tsnt being the ast aware sometimes caused BY
Of unntatsd sca reender and sometimes by the nerecf
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eecuay cured with
VI ihc0hvehleice..
IN the cty guarantee: perfect cure charge made
post paid enclosing fee Immediately TO- me
dcne with ADVICE to any part of the United States
Office 63 Gold street. Open from 8 A. NJ to 9 p M.
lInMrc
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LUCINA CORDIAL.
ELIXIR 6E Law

the touch Of earth restored vigor activity and confidence
20 the exhausted arteries will that glorious prepar
LUGlNA reinyest the organs hoyeys
weakened with their original There shadow Of
ana hTndrsts would testify TO the 9nrved efficacy
egnlarities in the secretons kidneys female SUP
pressons or the evese prolapsus uter fact almost
6s Smi o liable
bic for baeness while all the ether diseases
ed above whether acute chronic will be found safe and
sovereign remedy The Lucna Cordial gentle tonic opera
ting generally upon the secreve bracg the whole
system without SO far stimulating function to produce
feet fec, harmony with nature does vgo
have asserted. - ~ 1 " az VIC
Principal Office 25 Fulton street. New York Sold a,,o n
Seth Eowle Boston; Wadsworth Provdence j. s. NIn
ply 80 North Sixth street. Philndelphia G. K Tyler John M
3roqne and Roberts and Atkinson Baltimore Chares stoti
" washington Cify; u ~. Lnthscqm Georgetown }. b. Wild
other person in any of the above named places 81 per
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Daniel Francis days from Boston for West Indies Cd
no LAT, Sc. given.
WIN Engs, days from New York for Pictou, ID inst

Daniel Francis days from Boston for West Indies Cd
WIN Eass days from New York for Pictou, ID inst
AceaA Africa, June lo-No American port Sid ist Ac.
gosa S"s % G, sm ,.s
uela, from Riehmond VIZ James from CsPs ae yeris,
from M and for Boston Sterling for Baltimore; Wing for do
days
EAsrpoRr July Ar Rdeout Portls,d d s7th Galen, do;
ioe. Wooster NYok; 18th Ariel Portland Sid 18Th, Oiiys
& sas; 2fa S
Motto Jsmaca Adanant and Lisbon BaIbadoes Zelica
BANGOR, Aug Arr Jua Helen, provdence; Elizabeth,
Gqadsloupe; Minerva Richmond; July 81 hyla and hose'
CALAIS July 2o-Am Ganges, NYork Sid sOth. Waldo,
BgSralS' Soj jai t ss-am Porto Rico, Phi dslpha
sa! os%nss PsaassSa e Ssrsass
ss'sr; Fssay Ss S Fs1 TSsshrs!ss SS
ssiia$s yhs York signal ship S' a. sarah
GIouessTER, Aug Arr Niger, surnama,
d and .aSs ph
sspha Sa nsp5y Csg Albany Arr 3d. Mary Ann Norfolk
SP o"sSS Advance Albany rawtucke
Mediator Ronlout 10 Qaarantine smithGeld from Accrs
asnd as ss bMssy AHs and Rondea
81 as sss %
Tennessee Philadelphia Caledonia, and Albany Al
Nrw LONDON Aug 3-Arr Apollo Albany; 4th, Reaper do
Victoria lBrl aud WIN Davis Trinidad Ps; unied States
Calais Fomal and Chancsord Boston, Orator Fsl River
mouth NH Homer HONE s. 9Tswa Abe Abe Julia and Ems.
Spy Pawucke W Candy, Fall River; Iodine, Brooklyn;
Comet, Lansingeutg; Alexander Bell. and VIM HARRISON
yn; Caldwell Hartford; Lark Providence; Harriet AInes,
Taunton; Enterprise, Troy.
RcHMoND, Aug s-Arr Fawn, Boston. Cid Minerva Genoa;
Alabama, Rotterdam. Sid Hennco, Sandwich; Ruckman,
Fall River.
CHARLEsToN. Aug 2-Arr Lottery lBrl Kingston, Jam;
Moses Bulkey, and Carolina, Sherwood NYork:
SAVANNAH, Aug l-Sd Champain, Miller, aud g B Lamar,
sannemann, New York CID Pleades Philadelphia.
Hayre ldg Marianna Phillips and Elisha Denison Seey
NYork do Tallahassee for Liverpool do; Francona for do
loading.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

tives too are about starting another paper to promul
gate their peculiar doctrines and at the time look
after the interests Of the Pope Mr. James Taperoes,
and other distinguished gentlemen Go it while you
young you who have the funds to spare and let Us have
all the light which types can impart; but whoever it
may be duty interest to cheat be and pay
the poor compostors These worthy bipeds suffer more
by newspaper speculation and afford it less than all
the other classes combined believe that if medical
investigation were made on the various subjects who
are continually Matching and numbering newspapers that
the result would be- confirmed and incurabe insanity
Preserve me from presiding at the birth OF newspaper
again, and will take precious care to weather all other
evils" the exclamation of green-horn, when he
had to poney his bed to defray the paperdeaers
bill Some Of the fellows who considered themselves
knowing, induced the poor sinner because he had a
couple of thousands to join them He did SO, but the
paper served them all aketha is left them centess
The weather yesterday cloudy, but comfortable.
Wind from the SOUTHEAST. Arrivals few and unimpor
tant.
Sales OF Stocks at Boston
AUG. 3l9 shs Western RR lOOh; GO Eastern RR 80 ds
oSh 20 Worstsd Co. o,H 10 do Ol4 s25 Long Island
RR 65 300 Pun 66s; 100 Wilmington RR Is; 2o do 1875
IS do 100 do 70 ds i5 so do bo 10 ds Is 7:i6 100 do
1876 S2e0o Reading RR Bonds 1867 737s 1000 do 1860
4 600 do 1885, 70H.
SEcoNp BoARp25 shs Wilmington RR l5; 100 do 10 Dis
Is. SO do I'm Is; Is Concord RK66
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
HARDYdRE

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have constantly on hand full as
sostment of every quality and variety S Needles neSdng
Chenille Worsted Rug, Beading, Netting saand Pack
Needles.
WARRIN'S DRILLED EYED NEEDLES,
Superior kind offered ior sale in
States and from their well known reputation merchants will
ind them more saeable than any otherh can cfer 49,
They have always hand good assortment Of Warn's
celebrated Fish Hooks put up in every style:
Also large of Silk Hemp Hair and China Grass
Also large assortment of Wades * Butchers
Pocket Table Knives Scissors Iron and German Silver
spoons Thimbes Pearl Buttons &C.. SC. All which is Of
fered to the trade on the best terms. -
J. < 7. WARRIN,
jy30 lm*r 70 Maiden Lane.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Domestic Innportations.

New ORLEANs-barque John Bronwer-6i2 pigs lead II
Rcge9U McCulough-476 do so casks MaTkoe Wilbur &
Sco-e6 crates Curtldge-l08 bbs Robinson3O Buck.
meyer sol-35 hhds tobacco Maghee-l4 bales cotton
seTague Robinson Co.'S do hemp Nswbogld Cruit25
Sauan-68O bagging Rowland Aspinwa-3OoO
to order.
SAvANSAH-Barque Ronadson-150 cks rice pcs bagging
bxs pipes bales 298 flooring boards box mdse 20 bales
cotton bales wool GOwdy Wes-l bale 3 bbs beeswax
Hunt CO.
CHARLEsroN,Brg Empire-l5O ck rice Herckenrah Van
Damme-6i Bross co-33 bales cotton Lafan-3i2 Drake
x Ms-28 Durham Dimon-5O } Emerc-i hid A Marty
10 bxs w Lee-3 cs x Tayor-20 bales 12 empty
casks to order.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
The Crops.

After drought which had been prolonged to dis
tressing degree we have at last, says the Richmond
On Friday and Saturday it rained in Rcmond and
we trust in the adjoining counties pretty abundany;
and although the corn and vegetation had suffered
seriously account OF the long dry spell il is hoped
much will be made, in the way Of crop. In re.
gard to this matter we must rely upen the old proverh
that it is never too late to do good" We believe that
the recent rains late they in coming may do
great deal of good in revving vegetation every kind
How far the tobacco crop be benefited we cannot
venture to predict but for the sake Of those interested
we trust that CROP too, may be greatly benefited by the
late rains.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

---.,a.,, ~ TIE 2 DI1IO' .
HOSE ofmy fellow citizens who acquainted with my
late sickness and great suffering need but that
have entirely recovered but consider that the
world large should be made acquainted with the ccum
stances andt enable them where find sklf physician
and avoid the charaans and mpostors taken with
pain and swelling in my bones and joints when called
indivd who claims be physician and by his
self under his but imagine my surprise In few days he
fined my bed my legs and contracted-
trey helpless broke ulcers all my body
leg extended from the knee ance my surngs and
sgonies cannot then ascertaned by enquiry that
this fellow was humbug csleda physician who said my
Joseph eine, No. 20 Duane Chatham change
took pace-my pain subssd, my ulcers began
the swelling ofthe bones and joints vanished and
arms became moveabe in two weeks walked without crutch
es, and IN two months was perfectly cured
RICHARD YATES, Captain Of the steamboat Richmond.
may be the of South street and Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
medical Cara.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of 1856 Fulton street. New York.
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons o London and
ESnSSs and Graduate sa,s Of the Jefferson Medical College
subjects, yzlMatrmony, Impotency and SeriIy. spato
meally physioogcaly and medically explained with com
Prensive exposition Of the and modern treatment oil
Syphilis Secondary SYM Gonorhea Geet ssrctures
N9cturhai Emissions and all the from
pollution Doctor Fawce continues his private consuaon.
on ne Diseases his long established Office
o street. where the pst aggravated all atfec
ons Of the generatiye will yield mode OF treat
men without IN diet exercise and without
parayzed from excessive indulgence from masturbaton
ne VIII be able to restore the health and yrur Pr
sons distance enclosing 81 have copy Of the work
letters murt be postpaid and directed to Dr. ri Fawsss
l96 Fulton street, New York ami i,nSrrc ~ ~. =
The New York herald., 1845-08-06

PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST @.
Cleared,

Cleared
Ship RambeT Baxter Newcastle, F., Foster Nicksnon.
Ship Anson, Barkman. Charleston, Geo Sutton.
Barque Ralph Cross Glover Bordeaux Nesmith Walsh.
Barque Tennessee, Winslow st Marys Nesmith Walsh
Brig Franz, tP~s.isnl PSttieh stettin w Weis.er.
srg Ghare Ghapma%n e. santa Martha Everett Battelle.
Brig Brig Leader, OBJ Davi,on, Halifax, 7 Wjsni.tt.
Big ii Wright, Rentou Wminstou Ne Brsa; vose.
Gailiot Helena Adriana, (Dutch) Box Rotterdam Schmidt
schr sarah tBrl Fitzgerald St Johns NF CN Rowland
sehr Elizabeth Ann, lBr) Crosby Yarmouth, Ms
sehr Go,snl, jarvis, Ph6sdslphia, lad n McCready.
s,oop Mary Brush Small Phladepha, Mckee, Hand & Co.
Sloop Active Godsm,h Si T. Wsreham
Arrived.
ndse to Fox Livingston Lat IS 49, Ion II M passed several
lage Islands Of ice I'd inst lat 40 81 &c. sgnalzed
Amizon, u days from Marnico for Newburyport -"
snip Monmouth Ryan days from New Orleans with cot
ton TO order spoke Tth nit lat q 80, Ion 70 s. Danish brig
$50 ,S"so bushels .sa salt no, 70 Mswes Godfrey Co
with mdse, to stebbins & Brouwer.
barque honaldson stoesbury days from Savannah with
Brig Isabel Deber from Rio Japeiro une % with 30s
bags coffee to Mason Thompson. ~ - ~ "
Bg Empire. Baxter, days from Charleston with cotton to
sehr John Marshall Folly Landing whoa, and eorn to
sshr American System, Folly Landing, whe. and oats to
SSchr Schr Lcti,Ia, Woodma.sey, York River, wood.
schr j Z Potts ork River, wood.
Below.
Two brigs unknown.
Ships Brunswick. Antwerp; A Won Humboldt Bremen;
"apash' New orleans; brig Bilow, Sydney, and others.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY 66 Gold is home as usual day and
night attending the duties of his profession Strangers
and Others who chance need professional
~ and who may desire the best treatmena esc
ormedsome extraordinary but he exposes his pa
tents names by publishing their certificates Ali interview.
and correspondence will be considered strictly confidential
je20 lm+rc -~'
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
LIVERPOOL CLAssIFrcArIsN.
FIsH-Holders of dry cod ar

FIsH-Ho1ders OF dry cod are hrm at - 56f. There
very little doing in Mackerel.
HAY-The receipts of this erticle to a moderate
extent and the demand limited Common qualities North
River bale We quote at SO 6Oc. Prime, for city
sumption, sells as wanted at 70 a 75c
RIcE-Sales have been made at So 62k So s71; prime
sells at 81. The sales are principally fer export.
WHisKEy-Domestc, in drudge casks, we quote at 20
cents nd in western and prison bbs at 81 2ltc. The
demand is very limited for both descriptions
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
BY SCHENCK'S H III

Mr. sCHENCk dear sr-It is great satsactiop to me
Gay 20 lay psore yop and the public the great
M w nss sad y making =.
ee cured The neShb?r IN general her consump
AVE- and eminent that attended her the space Of
months told and they could give her any relief
At eugh discovered TO your Pulmouc Sy
being genuine cure for consumption has proved so
in ny daughters case can eheeriqy recommend to the
Of daughters For several months continual cough
day and night and night burning palms Of he
hands and soes Of the feet and seldom without pains IN
head continual pain her left side and at length was making
its appearance both Sides and her shoulders also dread
a tghess her chest with the loss of appetite and
swelling Of her ances This be relied as an honest
statement Of daughters case, and any wishing to cali
may her at my house. -
PETER DELANY
20 Market street, Newark, New Jersey
City and County Of New York, ss
Peter Delany duly depose that the
statement signed by him. just and true the best Of his
knowledge and belief
PETER DELANY.
Sworn before this lst day Of August 1874.
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
Please notice that the genuine Schenck Pumonic Syrup
seveet, IeW 0oors neiow BROADWAY y, je20 lmFrc
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Passenger Arrived.

HAvRE-Packet ship Franc os IA Lump and lady Miss Au.
gust Lump Uilmm, Of st Louis-l9s in the steerage
new ORLEANs-Ship Observation-Disclosures Kae, Mann, ,Burk
Murphy, McCrackel-6 in the steerage.
c5AHIE:roSrB.g Emp s-MEs Ro.s Mrs Howsnd Mrs
thwait Lamne, Weidenfed, Lessng ONeil, McMurray-l
in the steerage.
The New York herald., 1845-08-06
Sales or stocks at Boston.
CO M Nj L IL RCIAL -.
New York. Tuesday. Aup

New York, Tuesday, Aug. 5.
AsHEs-There is very little enquiry for Potts. but we
still quote 80 SIT Some small lots have been sold at
SO 75 Pearls are steady at 81 06t
29t aelc. The demand is principally for export.
BREApsTuFFs There was change to-day and very
at 81 37t.
CorroN-The market remains quiet the sales, as far
as we could learn amounting only to $50 bales Holders
firm in their demands but more cotton is offered at
the rat