davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
VOLUME v--NUMBER @46.

idei TO the money saved by the frugaiuy
ofthe parsons diughter; and this paid the
passage back of The happiest couple that
ever graced Beilish steam packet. A let
ter was written to his company. describing
| the mapner in which they were received.
Many tear of congralulatlou was shed,
when THAR parents received their truant
children. The veteran parson was heard
10 say. that gooI examp had done much
for his daughter. and that her undertaking
virtue and love, had reclaimed :he Yankee
soldier. He believed that trip to America
would Be oil service TO them be enioined
on them the strongest principles OF temper
ancs and frug Atty. and set forth the bles.
sings here and hereafter. of true piety.-
John johnson cast of his assumed nayae,
resumed his own, and endsayored BY ali
proper means 10 compensate the parsons
daughter for her welt tried affection.
Tennessean--a fall six footer-presen-
ted himself TO the sergeant at the recruiting
quarters. Old Lsvee street. yesterday, aad
offered his services TO Uncle Sam for the
next four years. The sergeant rejoicel TO
meet with such excellent material for drag.
oon' slapped him apProvlngly on the shout.
der. slipped half a dollar into his Est as an
~-~NSS~SS "a tNN1kS AofO4Ss COuDttEnGOIGu
him on the prospects of glory that were o.
pening to him and to all 'enterprising young
men who joined the service, both in Mexi-
CO and Oregon. .itspeaks trumpettongued,
he added, for the patriotism of all such
young men a. you are. to see them come
IN at time like The present, when we are
threatened with war from two opposite
quarters. and enroll themselves ia the stan
dag army of the country.'
Hold on Stranger said the Tennessean.
did you say stam9tn' army.
Certainly did, said the sergeant. 'and
what mlre honorable service is there2'
Honorable h-ll.' said the T'ennessean
do you think come all the way from
Cocke county to jine this stay at-home stan
dan army2 Ne; tell me where can 6nd
n'archin' asmy-an army marchIn' to the
Halls OF ihe Montezum ts,' as old Sam used
TO s,y--or afg.atiM' army. and I'm thar,
cecialn. D-a your andin' armies, they
re no account. aud Ill jine none on 'em
Good bye, stranger! and saying this the
Tennesseia sloped. p ,eayUas.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
ruC WATSON. NV. CLAPP
WATSON a. CLAFP,
IIlRNEYs AT LAW,
II,ll,. SnrtnrS HgiSt

IIUlIY ApF = s > IA E0S'
he Circuit Courts OF Tippah
Pamela and Lata yetie Coun-
a Caancery Court AZ dOiiJ
y .gI COurt aL PJntOtoc, and The
r-ro,s and Appeals at Jackson.
iaHeyer, giving thelr ehleI alteh-
ion OF claims and the practice
|T llrL
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
vermont G,RLs.-A writer down east.

IN describing The Vermont girIs,says:
''On The north side of Black mountain is
cluster of some half dozen houses, in q
vale. which spot is called The Bosom,
but from what cause do not know. The
presiding geniuses of the place are band
of girls. weighing two hundred pounds
apiece, who farm il with their fathers for
living, but whose principal apsHssmsat is
rattle snake hunting. Their faEorite play.
ground IS the notorious cliff on Tongue
mountain. where they go with naked feet
trowing their own boats across the Lake,)
and pull out by their tails from the rocks
the pretty play things, and shaping them
10 death, lay them away in basket as ITO.
phies OF their skill. | was told tnat in one
day lest year they killed the INCREDIBLE
number of eleven hundred.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
sePINGS GAZETTE

~ ..rn Of Holly Springs, Mis-
. Ds 7" = TErss Dollars per aDnum
" FsEAj j9~la-s and Fifty Cents pay
fifss-,gks--and -Four Dollars al the
q ..aa5scription laken for less than
outs will be insel ted al 81
" e21'ss IT, az iessl for the first inSer-
% ls.- ~ each additional one. Ad-
30 sl..,ts4 y, With the number Of in
I'M be inserted until ordered
~ accordingly. ~.
- IS 10 be paid down or aSsum-
-.,5Is name in town
ai5.s .ssi5ssssI 10 the Editor on business
~a,. bs post paid TO secure alien
Be paid for all Job Work
NJ - soon as delivered.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
y r PRYOR.
|CKNER a. PRYOR.
band COumSeiiOrS at LAW,
urnAr MO- MISS

taace 10 The Circuit Courts Of
|sa Panola, Lafayette and Mar
~ and in the Chancery Court
Er5gl One. or both OF them
!. d llI,imes al the Office al
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
EX Drug ST0RE.
\ @A4GA@ a nm
y the Mammoth NTSrESa
S'as Of ii, Pablo Square5.

IhkSFEcTFVlLY inform
M sEIzsHsoi Marshall,
|,ad adjoining Coun.
Lss, ,ili they have ia,s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
[IW nor ICE.

rs r0sFPH II. KILPAT RICK
her A. Fitzpatrick,
4 ElRNEY'S AT LAW,
SPRINGS MISS.
4 = II tie Circuit Courts oi
4 AL. DE- Solo. Pamela and
r.iss The District Chan
Holly Springs and the hish
|EroB and Appeals a. JACKSON
a requires.
|,l5 n3S ly.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
q SCHOOL.

Ut SCHOOL,
~,'S'0a Of This Institution com
Isl Monday In July
u s's'alore ! 10, ID, or 90 dollars
we months. BoARD-S5
u ~ .erms halt payable in ad-
Y nalnder at the close of
N0 deduction except for
y PARISH, Principal.
a J. COLE. Assistant.
E June %. IS45.-n45 St.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

JOHN JOHNSON obtained his furlough
and sailed for New York. He repaired
at once In his lady love. who greeted him
tears of joy. She had written to her father.
and ne had written to Johnson. They had
all agreed, that if ever he reformed and
married. they would joyfully receive them
home. Johns two hundred dollars were
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
Passengers Arr,ved.

LIvERPooL.Packe ship shburon-J Cheveler and lady,
HAvaI-shp Tn.kina~P Bonnie. Bs"cimiss in the
steerage. " 80
BREMEr-Ship Won Humboldt-Rev WI Mast, lady and
children OF Cincinnati: Meckle lady servant OF
Phadspha Miss Matilda Ogden Of New York; Miss Kett
eister, Of stut,gsId Cordes Of odsnburgHs n the
steerage
HAvANA-Ship Cristoval ColonA Gonzolez r Gouzolez
Emilsi Gonzolez Gonzoez Erilt Mrs Ert de Aura
AlloIez. 9 Borlon, X s Ynclon, de la Pucnte II
Jariza, 4 Laraors Cooper, Bo!is.
New ORLEASss-SeamshipN New York-Mr Maxwell, lady,
Mis- Ande and schldren Mr. andrews LADY achiiasn
children; Mrs Sims Mr. Crossman Wiener Oxnard Mr.
Campbell Mr. N9yr; Geo Patterson, Mr. Camp Brown Nj
ay hsas blsw wyafa ys.. TMs Mn Mf;; wShsn
Marks, Reed Crawford, Dunn, McNevins, Mrs Van Renssi
lear; Walsh, Living B Butler, c Fisk Farlin
Connor, John Gould, Mr. Waite 4 Keyan Mr. Flint Mr
Eitzpatrick Patterson DR. Lively, Mesrs Riley Kennedy
Ward Frost. Murphy, Lewis, Fisher Maconb Green smith
al Old Point Comfort and four gentlemen at Key West.
G;IARLEsToS-Ship New York-Col. J. Williams lady !
Mrs T. Middleton and family, Mr.. w. 81 Pellet lady and )
Gould Mrs. NJ. Marin Mr. { Boyce and lady Miss 4
CHADWICK, Mr. H Chadwick Mr. Miller and lady Miss
Coates Mr Croswe lady child and uurse F Belts
and lady, w lngraham and lady Miss Quash and 10 in
the stecrage ~ y "
CHARLEsroS-Ship II. Allen-Rolns Towards lady and
family Mr. Henderson, lady aHd family Mrs Nelson Miss
Cooper MIS- IS a5eemen Miss Vidal j. B.. Brown lady and
Passengers Sailed.
LIVERPOOL Steamship Caledonia (addona)-NIr and Mrs
Downs and child, and one other, making in all s3
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
Foreign In,portations.

LwERpoos--sh,p Ashbnron-Gl bdls 1860 Conglo,-
e .ess g On S:s Il ss Hsss i ssSs
..s MIss DE- o hid Of sahsnTars y Ebenezsr Caldwell
Srshs %sss f1sssn s s,syar5 @s;s 4s
Co.'S bales ef onabes do-s cases Of mdse Wright sarsis
siss Tss .sfs q o.aa. G.
s quilts % Sssa s bass sSGa; pt2% 51ss a.
mdse Wright, surgis& shaw-3 es mdse d GomstocE-l
Hsrdsa 5bi: brandy d9dsneiss si
and bale Tdse jas Lasr,sa2,O bars sem
s'sS 50 SasE' %d.. and sss.
blankets Reese Som 'ss IiGsG wGGfai Is
fss Ss% q s %s
cases mde Curtis eos sases eemnsa% msrsS,od. SG
bales wooens ustians case small wares do~
%dss Whsws6 bales oasarss sDs s'e ToSisf Si,s
e asG Ge. iS thread c's Of ay, Ware
sf mdze Rigs Jenkins Ba,i.Pfeid sro S'e
%s de- .S
hhds sar,hfpYae do, crates eshenwae crates earth
Sp Sss %os!e aR@ DsVd
ssl ss w s.
Do DodSs eouoP EdIs sheet dos
h,dw15s It ARMSTRONG son, casks chains Edwd Jacob
Hunt crates and casks ear6snwass ,as
sus%s i5ss esrnwa 6e
bales mdse Thompson cog and bale mdse Riggs,
jenkins col6 bales seetings Bulky Graham CO.
% anvils Hubbad-2 mdse ComnclI Iaighf co6
casks hardware Wolf Bishop28 and bales ms
beIs Hgscn col mdse Freesnd Stewart COZ cases
mdse Clak-g casks hardware Wolfe Gillespie. cases
mdse CTook-2 mdse and bale coarse oolI ems
Wright Surges Shaw-0 tons orre coal Grinnell Mntun
co-loO tons pig lronl0 tons600 do23 cases sheet,ng
copper80 bundles sheet 20 boxes tin patrs
ses mdse3 cases do-0 rses do dof cases mdse-
10 mdse5 do-2 case doI case md
aud case worsted ya63 earthenwareI case ndse
and d 20 boxes TN plate TO order
goo do Melea-I00 do Bninger Ce22 bbs ce barring &
Weue-2 bales Scinhell-20 Lafan-5 pkgs 3 h Ra.
beau-io es Henete bales Dsfatt-loo baskets wine
Schmidt Vogal-3 cs Ahrentedt-l7 cs Mann.
! BREMrS-Ship A; Won Humboldt bales woolen cloth
Seinhel-3 do wooen goods Loschgk Wesendock-S brs
manufactured goods Kcer cos cotton goods Joseph
Tryon3 bxs mdze 1893 bxs pipes Henschen Unkhar bxs
woollen goods pkg samples Wissmani mdze John
Hoberton-3 do Roelker Moelman-l dol Kger-2 bales
boxes casks mdze Gunther923i Il bdls IRON 40
I0s brs OK mdze TO order
HsvAyA-Ship Crisoya Colon-- box segars NJ Pax--Ia
bales tobacco Aymsr Co; 10 boxes sugar Bmeere-
case segan Comajo20 boxes sugar Spoord TiIeson
Co.'S boxes segsrs u Fsber Co-3o do do kreymhoy
Co-63 do do Samanos-2csa pkgs do Lafan-i7 bxs
do Crocker& Waeni bxs mdxe 100 do segars Mon
lis IRA bbs sugar stourevi Coso9 boxes sersr, LILLE
Kaeines2o doz pine apples 70 bxs Sm,h200 brs se
B. Sands? pkgs do veetor 4 Achilles boz do &
do Brockeman-23 brs do w II Tbomas-l2o bss sugar
Stanhope-t boxes segars Mogan trunk mdze Vsrel,
II boz segars Davis Brooks Co2 boxes segars
Curtis, Jr.
MAyaeuEz-Burque Edw, Koppiscl,-ss hid, sugar Har
monys Nephews coi3i do IS hbls mossses do .uosr @o
order.
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

s;s:i II is;':ss Ak Ogden
ssST ssST c,mb S.Ssr H. HRSfliRSs Ss.ssI Me-
seSr jaiissis @osis% Psssn6arr. Hunter & Co.
schr schr Aassrsa A cIowsll. Boston on, n,u.,.
ssS S: :. sss;s: & ssS. M s
sioop resident, Fr.bis, New Haven. '''-
slSOp issy, yis,sory, khSd.s ssoyiassnsas IS9,.sIs.a',
Arrived.
rses ship ashbaToS Mat,lssOp from On msoS June
nv%Ss, hs eastward q ne Bspls
shp PsnR Manson day; from Anwe,p wS as, %ds 20 70
10 df s MFysi
B. ss IL s. &C. & sso as %sf SsS
away the Sows fore@as &s1did not learn what damage
was done to the other vessehe wanted no assistance he
on pss Sa MS voyage l2
sy 5 AIS SS % from
70, steesye p,ssenge June H. len % 49, lat IS 3 saw shr
~ s s 5 os i'ss1ss i In
pS0 s lon ' 80" % b Bremen T.. sh the
shP Ges,he from Bremen ne & for Baltnoe :,
Ship Tuski3s Williams % days from Havre, with 1863
Bsne" ship hdsSsd Torsnren 10 days from Bremen
Ship Cristoval Colon smith days from Havana with sugar
and 10 passengers to spoiford, Tileston CO.
ship New York, Hull days from Charleston with cotton
Bremen brig Louisa, Van Hagen al days from Bremen with
ll3 passengers, TO Meyer x Stacken
Columbian brig Ornoco. Foster 81 days from Angostura
with 3 hides 400 bags coffee Is indigo bales
Maitland 4 Co. Left Amer. Left Columbian schr Pan.
ea for New York ds June a. lat 20 49, lon 70 o5 spoke
British brig Joseph Ham, Holiness II days from Windsor,
Ms. with plaster, to master.
Brig Baltic Dunbar 10 days from Sydney, with coal to
Brown.
Brig Apphia, Merrill, days from Pembroke lumber.
Schr MeCready, Somers from Swansboro' NC. naval
schr Stevens, Davis Newben. NC with naval stores to
/. Mitchell.
Schr Emeline, Pope from Newbern, NC. naval stores
Schr c Zabrixke Holt, from Virginia.
Schr Gil Bias, Faren from Eethura with dozen pine
apples, TO Bolen & Co.
seh Levin Lank Bennett, days from the Chesapeake with
corn. to N Fox.
schr Maryland, Burch days from the Chesapeake, with
ron to N Fox.
Schr Jane NJ Sprott, Frazer, IA days from Pctou.
Schr Benz Penniman, Hatfield from Virginia.
Schr Independence. Derickson, from Virginia.
Sshr Chandler, Lozier from Virginia.
Schr VIM Penn, Foster from Machias lumber.
Schr Polly, hickman, from Virginia.
Schr Merchant, Burt from Snowhill, pig iron.
Schr Pioneer Coursen from Brandywne, meal
Scnr Traffic. Smith, from Baltimore to K N briggs.
Schr Eliza. Hamin, from Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Paragon Hunt from Philadelphia coal.
Schr Pulaski Hunt, from Philadelphia, coal.
Sclr Daniel Baker. from Philadelphia coal.
Soop Christopher Post Virginia
Pilot boat Robert Bruce, Merchant days from Mobile in
ballast Centre Co. Lat a. Ion 81 3o spoke barque Ju
netta from NOreans
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
Philadelphia.


PHILADELpH,A, July 8, ls45.
Well the glorious Fourth has passed. and people have
resumed their ordinary avocations We witnessed
such delightful day The weather clear, and
freshing breeze kept the atmosphere pleasant Every
thing exhibited tranquility With the exception OF the
Native Shers paradng the streets with ship drawn
by horses the day had the appearance of the Sabbath
and indeed the Natives few their ranks empty
and meagre and their spirits checked that they
could not disturb for any length of time the almost uni
versal quiet The celebration of the day commenced by
the torchigh. procession of the Natives at o'clock
in the morning Aa O'Clock the guns of the Navy Yard
commenced firing and from that time till after daylight
there was continued explosions of various firearms in
every direction At o'clock the First Regiment OF Ar
tillery paraded, under Major II. X. Scott marched to
Penn Square, at Broad and Market streets, and fired
fen de joi, dismissng at about nine o'clock The
political parties had their celebrations in quiet way,
and the rest of the day presented the Sunday aspect
above alluded to- There being but little excitement Of
course there were but few accidents. The only one
which has to my knowledge that of man
named William Grimes, who was blown from the muz-
n e ~ se SS
honor of the Shifer Club of New York. and the Eagles
OF Boston. The flesh torn from his arms and breast
and he is considered in dangerous situation.
The Native National Convention organized at the As
sembly buildings yesterday. General Dearborne, Of
have under consideration resolution pledgng the
Native party to total exclusion Of the foreigner from
New York is supported by large number, but Is op
posed by the Natives OF this city The twenty year
principle as they call it, is thus you perceive repudia.
ted by and the country now the inevitable
finale of this faction should it ever obtain the ascen-
dnncy.
The foreign from Europe and Texas has created
quite sensation among people. The declarations
of Guzot about France and annexation very prey
paraded in the papers side by side with the Of the
success Of xaton despite the efforts OF French and
English diplomacy.
The Heralds summary OF the foreign news is decided
y the best of any paper in the country gives more
information upon the subjects than all of them together
and arranges that information to be understood bet
ter by the general reader The consequence that your
agents, Zeber Co, have their store crowded by
ous purchasers the moment the New York line arrives
There is business Of importance doing The Board Of
opportunity of ascerainng the state Of the different
stocks.
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

FisH-Dry cod sells as mentioned, at 81 375, but the
mackerel
OiLs-Whale = held at 3oI 36c with moderate
sales Candle sperm sells at 9Oc.
RIcr-Sales to extent have been made for export
at So rs 50 S75
PRovrsIoNs-The market is not very active and our
former quotations still current Holders are how
ever firm, and sales Of old prime pork have been made
at $50 o6fa 50 81! New do at $40 90 $40 6at; old
mess we quote at Sl2 sol $l2 62 New do at $l3 beef
is merely nomina the demand for butter and cheese is
also limited
WHIsKEY-Domestic, in drudge casks, rs dull and we
still quote 20c Western and State Prison bbls sell
wanted at 9Ic.
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
Philadelphia Cattle Market

july 3-Oferings, $50 head of beef cattle including
200 taken to New York; go and calves; 800 swine
and 1900 sheep and lambs.
Prces-Beeves mostly sold at IS So so the 100 lbs
for common to extra quality.
Cows and calves dull at $l2 a $25.
Swine-Sales at 81 80 a $5 the 100 lbs
Sheep and Lambs we quote dull at 81 50 EACH az in
quality
Hay in brisk demand, and the price of good Timothy
ranges from 50 CSC the cwt Straw brings So 81 the
100 bundles . y : - -
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

.BALrIMoRE, July s, Ie45.
The Mails and he Rail Road-Division of the Yards
Markets, &c.
The Postmaster General has issued new schedule for
the mails between the East and the South but the Pha
arrangement In consequence Of this there will be a
greater delay than in the mail between these
points The result Of the new schedule not being run
over the Philadelphia Road will be the detention for ten
hours In that city, of the great Eastern mail from the
South and West its further detention In Baltimore from
about PM, to half past the next morning from the
south and to hafpast from the West-more than
sixteen 70 seventeen hours respectively. And in regard
70 the great Southern mail 1t will also be detained full
we've hours The consequence u.s. that the Postmaster
teaens 70 employ either the Ericsson mboat Line
or 70 ogsle an express line himself if they do not
There is no manner Of news st;rrno here - rroso,,
all KINDS of business being rather dull aIso
political excitement is brewing in tbis citv which
Will raise storm before passes relative To the new
division OF the wards. The soners b.a an,Ls
their labors, and made partial report but Io ~ s
good authority that democratic friends c,,, - o'
wise be pleased with it's details The grand ah, "a ~ 10
the commissioners has been to make wards co.
tain for the democrats, and certain the bas
leaving the remaining six nicely balanced that H.
tie ppe-layng by either party secure the cty tn.
nicely Of calculation required for the bringing abou
such result has made their abors intense consequent
" much time has been occupied in its completion Th
NTH ward, or rather its old location III being now th
seventh, believe Is tmade whig us also the SO yen
The eighth has been quartered on in parcels to baanc
the opposite prepondcrance in its neghbors and will no
been equally divided one whig and one democrat an
the locality OF the old fourth still holds to its ancien
allegiance. These OF the results expect tad h,
he commissioner but In looking their dra Of th
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
BosToS, July 3, ls45.

BosToS, July 3, ls45.
Political .qfars-Ow Packet Ships-More about Ship
Building.
Politics dangerous things to handle, would
this have given you insight into the dongs and say
ings of our great men, they the small to
and fro to the ends of their ambition. may,
however, inform you, that the heads of ten and
two locos were quietly cut of the LIST inst by Col
lector Morton. One ofthe locos Mr.. Lindsay is long
wnded blade and will doubt repay Morton for his
temerity. He has much to say at public meetings and
wields considerable influence among mechanics to
which worthy order he belongs. think he foolish
ever to leave his trade but he knew his business
best 1t Is stated that he has been removed at the ins
cation Of Mr. Parmenter whose public acts especially
his vote IN iavoo the tariff of a. he has frequently de-
nounced as antidemocratc. Be this may, he is
out, and must look out for himself is fact that all
the recent appointments in the Custom House have
gwen TO the Van Buren, section Of the party. The late
editor Of the Bay State Democrat has fat once John
sen, the business ofthe concern do do; Lam
sing its travelling partner, do do and all the couatry
editors who approved Of its course do do do while on
the other hand the free trade Calhoun wing of the
party, have not been able to secure a single Office
Your friend, Isaac II. Wright, is now considered the
leading magnet of the party here and through him all
the minor appointments Aow. lie boasts that he has
now wields the power of Bancroft himself
The packet ship Joshua Bates, Capt. Murdoch sailed
most beautifully modelled vessel belonging 10 Boston
Other ships have cost more money and have been more
costly fitted out; but not Of them all compare
with her in beauty of outline. She built by Mr.
Mackay, mechanic who served his apprenticeship in
the New York yards and hence he has infused into
Joshua Bates all the finest features of your splendid
packets The ships built at Medford may be strongly
as'ened as ships but beyond this point, it would
waa uosnfa TO attempt any comparison between them.
nledlord s Irregular sopshop-n nothing believe
are only two drsughtsmen in the whole place. and
ey are PAD by the job and have little interest in pro.
| OF their labors. -
Nj Mr. Macsay Is now building the ship Washington
irving for the same line Of packets TO which the Joshua
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

quite languid, and the daily sales were very small and
at rates rather in favor of the buyer To-day have
the accounts per Acadia These advces being
ing, holders have succeeded in making sales Of 1900
bales at prices considered full extreme quotations
and at rates III some cases higher than have been paid
heretofore. Sales for the week 5000 bales. We con-
tinue our quotations. Stock 1000 bales. Freight to
Liverpool l6d for SQUARE halas
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

. PnnAprIpBI., July Art Oregon, Hartford Cid Caro-
kne X Frances Albany.
CE1nIrsros, July Arr Sutton, Galloway NYork; Emma
~ -
York. -"
The New York herald., 1845-07-06

DIVISION think they will be woefuly disappointed
However, toe democrats have no right to complain
for in the last memorable division Of the city they
had u all their own way, and one thousand whig
minenf features Of this Gerrym ander." If any
thing the wings have been rather more honest making
cut things as to make 1t necessary only to walk over
the course But the arrangement for securing the re-
election OF John Kennedy will attract the most oPPo
siton and of the most ingenious conrvances that
have met with John p. however, isa good men,
ber and ree-thinkers" will not object to his re-
election, though e will have scrapIng time Of 1t.
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
Stock on hand.

Stock on hand. bbls 990S 3,207 1915
BEEswAx-Prime yellow Northern and Western we
quote at 295 80, with moderate demand for export
BREADsTurr-The news from Europe has had no ap-
parent effect upon the market Genesec -four is there
the close of the month of June for the last seven
have been follows
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
Domestic Irnportations.

CHARLEsToNShip New Yok-es tierces rice Markoe vii
bur sco-3o do Rowland coo do Buschmyre < Sou
3bales cotton q Bulkey222 do Busckmyre Son-Ioa de-
burit Johnson2 do to ordei do Emerie53do Green
way Henry X Smith; pkRs to order.
The New York herald., 1845-07-06
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
REDUCED FARES.
S u Nj M L Il A Il r. A N G. + nj + N L
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS

SUM MER A ARRAN N G Z M ENT,
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS,
On and after 18th June, 1875.
From Brooklyn Depot
Boston Tan-sA A. NJ. daily, Sundays excepted stopping
at Farmngdae and st. Georges Manor.
Accommodation Train-9x A. Nj and r. NJ for Farming
dale and ntermedase places daily, SUNDAYS excepted.
excepted stopping jamaica Branch Hempsead Hicks
ylir and all the stopping places between Hcksville and
Greenport.
From Greenport Depot
Boston Train daily Sundays excepted l2S O'Clock M,
the arrival Of the steamers from Norwich
Accommodation Train-At AM daily, Sundays excepted,
for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Farmingdaie Depot
Accommodation Train 6A A. NJ and 2k p. NJ, daily, Sun
days excepted for Brooklyn and intermediate places.
From Jamaica Depot
Extra Train, IA r. NJ daily, Sundays excepted for Brook
lyn and intermediate places
The Boston Trains stop only At Fmingdale and st. Georges
Manor.
The Accommodation Trains stop at the following places