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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
Sect the Glnss Eyes -

A Mississippi Planter Anti, Tart writes
letter TO Washington denouncng the Tariff, which
is admiringly printed in the Union. The following
is specimen OF its logic;
Our esteemed Secretary the Treasury deserves much
praise arduous abos and his able cxposions upon
tho Tariff question. Upon another question this adase has
lately been thrust before the people, One murder consul
tutes villain thousand hero Shall one eQusny oci-
GUS uih huh, be applicable TO our wise and eminent
wretch thief who steals chicken. and on account Of
another law take by similar proccss) yearly onehai
the sweat bought earnings man, and svo them 10
another aud too perhaps always the hard and scanty
earnings of The poor industrious bestowed erstu.
tousy upon the and dcana them too, at DEATH per
hsps have monument erected TO their memories for
satesmanshp sThe concentration Of wealth Is an evil 10
society, and hindrauce 10 the administration oi equal
Justice and privileges In a Republican government
Wealth enables its possessor 10 nest the halls o tesa-
or 10 the action OF The representative IN lib
favor II enables hun 10 acquire all the Valuable proouc-
property Of The country regulate the price OF iator
Of aeoripg and 10 monopoZe ell the advantages
Of iabor-saving machinery.
Who could imagine that the writer Of the above
applies ii all to the Tariff, TO which 1t don't apply
and never thinks Of its bearing Slavery, TO which
it does 80 s,rkinsly apply Mississippi has acres
of such laws as he here denounces; Massachusetts
none. Yet we presume the writer thinks himself a
just man and Christian and his Repudisting State
the very focus of Integrity and Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
The Hendrix Hudson and the Empire.

II me Ef;iCr Or me Iito1Rc'
In looking over your paper of yesterday we no.
,cei accom-, Of collision between the above boats
few days stuco which from our pcrional knowledge
Of the officers OF tho EMPIRE We wers convinced did
them great Injustice AID calculated 20 lsesd ,hs
public. Your correspondent eoa4 DOT have hnewu
Capt. Macy Mr. Cad & - EK7iXE or Capt. Crut>
teudsn Of the HrpsoS. ina: hare known much
OF the management Al g->is very position
the time Of the CO. " 5e!. relative s,s
sgsrs, his s:a,-rae., Eiuo, t.,sas shat letter
have accidentally ne; Cso-rs CT the EMPIaE.
aud learn that lar f.o- ..LaS ieas account Is
rrey false. The fsc,s vii saov 80 TO every who
has a knowledge OF boats.
The Empire has always been iavorite with the public
and although the Hendrix Hudson somewhat larger the
former took tho lead las, This probably created
some jealousy In the minds Of the officers Of the other.
and II the truth known, he uniform practice Of ths
Hendrix Hudson would than prove so. has been
the general custom the Hudson lately tocowd upon the
Empire No logger ago than the last TIP Captain Macy
actually stopped his boat 10 allow the Hudson pass On
the afternoon OF the collision the Hudson. which ae
faster than The Empire alongside the latter and thus
held her way for some time. When two boats in this
position and under way there is suction produced which
1T Is well known, Will give them both about the ssue
speed and thus moving how ASK could one turn short
from LIS course without The from the other
and injury Besides the guards Of the Empire
X igches lower than those OF the Hudson. and for
her 20 attempt such game would only DC suicidal Tho
truth is that the Hudson doubt Stacked speed for tha
express purpose OF running into the Empire and she did
90, destroying about Is feet Of her buwarks These
marks made In justice TO the officers Of the Empire.
for. tho public knows. X The commander OF The hudson
does not THAI there 4entlemany. peace
full and Efficient commanders the river than Capt Macy
and Mr.. Card. The Empire In their command. Is the
hnes: OF tho Troy nespaciors airy. always clean, and
furnlshed with an excellent table. The traveller
fnd no more comfortable The remarks OF j. T. H.
not only does the oic OF the Empire great injustice.
but would give stranger the contrary impression
JusrtCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
Tho Lind B,,l-The Vote.

The Washington correspondent Of the Express
gives the following analysis Of the vote by which
the Graduation bill was resuscitaed ia the House,
after having been once fairly defeated by decided
majority
Ways absent rken The Fote uds taken.
BThompson OF Ms Ashmun OF Mass. Thomasson OF Ky.
w.wTisht OF y. J. Darrash OF Pa. billiard Of Ala
HUNK OF do. Pollock o; DO. Thoodeaux OF La 9
Loeos rhe turned a summcrset a: The crack of the
Palace rhip:
McCratc OF Me. Williams OF Me. Clarke of y. c.
Sawtelle OF do. ) johnson o; Va Daniclo OF do
Scammon OF do. Mcdowell OF do. poobin OF do-lc
Reid OF n. {.
Locos oko lodged The second day after rotinc
right The first.
Collin ofN Y. EdsaN OF y. j. Bggs Of Nc
Hgnseyfort OF do. lGues OF Nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
New Publications.

TIE SwEpESBoRG LIBRARY, Nos. IS AND "a
containing The last Judgment according 10 the " j.
Church This number has just appeared II contains
and striking view OF the List Judgment, according
Swedenbors who lays underneath this doctrine the bs-
sis OF Philosophy which Will Dc hard 10 gsinsay. The
writer shows the fut!sy and aosurcy Of supPosins that
the huge Planetary Bodies OF system, swarnns
they doubtless DO with Intelligent life, and the distant
Of other systems 20 De helmed In in
the catastrophe OF such nancsa part the Crea.
ton tiny GLOBE woUt 50 many millions OF beings
be DESTROYED the destruction Of earth II they bad
not snred ac yet when lie lean tha; they
ned Lei resd the clear and rational developments
OF this pamphlet and then let hin he help wea-
der;ng a; The cruelues Of his former faith.
~ A DgEEScE OF the Order. Government and
Eecnomy the United Society called SR,ksxs, against
S0rdTy Charges and Legislative PTeesed;nss; BY the
cisty OF Believers Pleasant Hill, Ky" has just eesa
printed hc.c 31 Pearl-s,. We douo, no; many very
sroSs and Injurious ISLANDERS rsfaed Il tt but this vii
never convince those who cherish them.
~ The GARDINER is the title OF & small
work publshed AID for sale by William T. Graham
Tribune Buildings. II contains an account Of every
vegetable production which is cultivated for the table
BY the plow and the spade.
TIE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF PALEs
FINE from the Psrt,iHchal Age TO the preAeas time
Sy loKS KIVro Editor OF he Pictorial Bbs ihs Cyclic.
piiA OF B:a!ica Lsrs,u,e. Sc hes been published sy
Vim Graham. T,ieuoe Buildings
q THE MoSorAKr SCALE OF NATURE, OF the
science AND ApaAse, 0: Colors within Na,ute Vegetable
Lie ane Nan, &c by Alpha has jus, BEEN :ssae In
Pamphlet OF +s Pssss BY Isaac Wleax, Providence E I
II processes to give he reecy for tie Potato Ro, &C. Sc
We must Try 10 oSssia E better knowledge Of it.
Is yirp
eel S, crrLsNos," psm2ae: Of IS pages, which We
sar sAar no; dne time to study. H Long Brother
- !Ann-st Sell it.
E" Doloxxs: A Novel: By HARso HAsRIse.
Coupes. IN One Volume for 81. IN, just beea issued BY
Mss,sacer, Lockwood & 90. %ss BEosawsy.
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buslness Notices.

r- The PRoor 9th excellence Of medicine must bo
ils successful operation Measured by this rule BEtx.
MASS PuLMoric SYRUP ranks beyond all doubt, tho
gres.est remedy ever discovered In Consumption.
Coughs Dyspe psia Liver Complaints Nervous Disorde
ScrofGcus difficulties, &c &c /, has accomplished the ost
remarkable CURES lperyades the entire system and
rias IF all d.ease with qlaed Alternative, purifying
and restorative power.
For PusIrY. MiLDsEss, SAFETY, CERTAINTY and thor
ouRbEess. BEExMAss Vegetable Essential Pills excel oil
c,hos IN They produce full easy add natural
tons cleansing Of all impurities and correcting all n.ss.
tEa arrangement As Family Pm. they ere unrivsled.
For sae al tho old established Office Of the Proprietor
No 49i Cortland ST. NewYork and by Druggists In differ
ent parts ofibe Ciy and Cou1try.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

Il" The complaint that ARTIFICIAL teeth do not
lcok natural Reed longer be made for tho beautiful and
leks teeth made and set by Lessr Hitchcock Bsis-
DELL Dentists. SAL Broadway which have the
perfect and admirable limitations Of Nature that
be produced Those who have their teeth must not
( fall IN ..lect them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

s.,. . sss s ss :s g. Sss .s 4.
OF man directs " - S.aop Tho mysterious depths OF Di
nd sS saSy me g.
How nnen Of N.trre li...e research tnsre t5nfa-
s.s s apOby Of ss.,rSS ISs 2s.sG,lIs ., @
=s o s i... st q sss /.
No. sroSns suoaG Of good which as' nssn q.
sse:ed aess Of u. 5oS ssSs yi ss
Of s.sGs ssfsapsra ssayspsrscs ,hs bloehsd AID
safsa suosc. .p0o, s 1ssa.s .Ss bilious
All hsve been resorod TO sesta saii D.
s4Ds Dass gsSs., oeJ ss. Of ssosa s Nod md
~ pr,zgs;s generally tarongnoa' '1' N4''1
4 -, sSotIie So ocuas '"e -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

THE PLUME NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY ISL
BaoADwArThe science. accuracy and perfection which
rendered Prof PIumbes specimens OF Da gueean
distinguished and universally popular. require but brief
survey splendid gallery confirmation Of the truth
Every portrait speaks It's own peri ct!on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

~ LadieS. II you any Kind Of Dress Goodr go
TO BANKER & TowLE's. IL Calberine.s. They have TO
Gently reduced their prices from IS TO 50 per cent on
their entire Summer stock. Great bargains may be &C.
cured by giving al early call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

so1Au LAxrs CAAPHEsE LAxrs, CHANDELIERS, CLAY
no1rs AND HAIL LAsTEass-Dietz, Brother & Co. 80.
Iss wiIlam-st. manufacturing and have always On
hand full assortment Of tbs above mentioned articles sn'
4ad various other goods in their line which they viii ~
a, Wholesale or retail at low p,ices for cash. yli 2"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

SoyIA STYLE OF sUnaE1 HAT. So 5o.-GsS"' 80
Broadway, has introduced the novel style OF sana4Ae
made OF The same materials and nnished In "e
Ger as his celebrated Goaame1 Has--esHsl'' sis n
Pric< IS SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

AcAsp-Dr. BAss.so would give notice that he haa
re,u rued to the City. and will remain at Ills oce i2a
Broadway, during week where ne can be consulted
In reference 70 hb Body Bragg from A NJ. 20 p. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

NJ, PsL.x aoUaAuD. II.LlAs aEoLeATLo . soAr'
o be .aa ss.e.s: o. ,eIn ' e 10 70
nero n;o1 Only q, tho oh i15i depot 81 W,!hef.
Bad IN Fgo4 Broadway. Also, the Poedre s1oac gt
hfs H. sa,crauous Hs Vegetable Rouge 700 Csl
a1 CsssSa 0roan Hsy Dye, Lily Wnass ana vlS11
oss.1 sxrclcs lR ,hs oilsl 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

Nrsro.aober. and B-a.ed The sew e@ ,nsl and
mime emneniy ,1. essw DOVE shout.
Anio,ns ns'er fousd.d Robert scatr. ag:
s1s ss 2s sss bd Rsss a.. is1s
VIZ Lave -. rhsrxcterS Three capital pieces Gro
Sys fhose TWO sreatar,sss arc sare Of MI sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

Iw THE LAND GaApuATIos BILL. it will be
seen, has passed the House by majority, bat with
reveral important amendments which have carried
i, again to the Senate where il ha, been referred to
the Committee on Public Lands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

Whoeyer heard Of SUCH o og.red =; The Amer-
aad Tor IS ceDs .. fyiDg C.aes s-s Ser.
s sss Boy sssss e.
sp!.ad.d peformas' asIps9"S 70 sese viii surely vis
who ca. ssof az. 3D. vs .ssro Win eaasas tho ofsaHe
trne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
IUUTb, vet CU1UIHI]'
Niagara Fails, July 10Th. le46.

Law vs. PHlLASTHRoPY.-lfa an American-thal
is lchue, not black. brown or even red Amer.
can. but one with white e1ierior-should By any
fortune or misfortune fall into the hands OF urban
cd save.,rader at Cons,antinople and be suddenly
transformed from an American Democrat into q
chattel personal, thing the property Of the afore.
said gentleman in the turban, and some American,
English French, Dutch Danish or any other sea-
captain who might chance TO be sailing that way,
should by stra.agem or by hght-no matter how
many Turks were killed in the engagement, the
more the bettsr-release The slave and him
to his manhood and bis home, who does not believe,
who does not know. that the act would receive the
universal applause Of the American people Proba-
bly, the captain who should do such noble would
receive as be would deserve, vote of thanks and
very likely pension from the American Congress.
Yet our inteec, is so very obtuse that we cannot
discover any material difference in principle in the
case we have stated and The one below; bat still we
suppose there mus; be vas, difference. inasmuch
as poor 0 Rafty If found guilty is 10 suffer death
without benefit of clergy.
From The Newborn q. c. Sewbern!an, July J.
DARING ATTEArr.-A very bold but baSly planned a.
tempt maze here last week BY 81 lrlshman BY the
name Q; Daniel oRany 10 deeoy away, and is said,
S,cnc,ns ~ 1ohn Dorars F.o n his nacs The ct'
cumstanees were briefly these
o'Rafy came here from Washington. Y. {. = few Gays
F9Va's 10 ,Toa wiz a.
since DRAW ans Aloeft beng soth .iIos S
been employed some Tune previously TO las, January IN
me same s0P IN "ssnS'A SINCE 'aA' ''ne A0ef' mas
On TUESDAY lat Rs6,y wen, TO the stage Office here
and under the of Mr.. Brown teok il The
Weern stage Tor kingston ons 70! himself and che a.
ne ss.a or 10y ~ gs e ~, ~ a,s, ,o i,,o
the .tsse and proeeeded rs far a. Godsboro the
Intention supposed OF taking the railroad for The
N1s,n bo,. s W ro' -" ,b., ,bs
woud no, leave here un,ii O'Clock Of the
next eveuins
berts master Wa, not appr.sed OF Els absence ftou,
Ncwbern until about 10 oco<k OF Wednesday morainS.
He ineaia;sIr started In pursuit, and arrived in Colds
horo, shopt O'Clock OF the same night ogar:y aat
IT,, - s,,s ,,,,a !, Nd At The tsv.rn AZ which ira
80 800, - Win The sssisanee Of rwo yers
ssn who hs5 Ter, Sewbsr soon after Nj purand, and
s s ~ .e "a. ~ 80 -osS re- vs-s ,stsn 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15
r. SIZE OUTSIDE OF To-DAY,s PAPER.

Y Troreys and ot<7s leaving the City IN ths after
DON sreinormed that Esentns Edition Of ne Irtest
s prioted every day containing the Stock SAFES Aaf
81. new. by the Southern mai. DC. up TO O'CLOCK
By pcurng OF the Newsboys for the EpentnS Edttton
Of The Tribune every VIII be able 20 tsks VITO Elm
the Ia;est news up TO the time of leaving the City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

~ The Saratoga Sentinel hss suspended it:
publication until The s3d'of the present month.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

~ Gao. B. CHANDLER, Esq. has been nomi'
mated for Congress by the Wings Of the Fourth
Congressional District OF Vermont, This is the
District now represented by Dillingham;. Loco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

Nsw HANrsAlSE-T9S Legislature OF this State
adjourned a, o'clock on 'she ,c,b, having been in
session over hve weeks which longer than any pre-
vious Legislature for many years and having passed
leo acts and resolutions. Among The Acts are those
ehar,erins the Stafford Bank. State Bank Bank OF
Lebanon Great Falls Bank. clsemon, Bank and
Belknap County Bank, Manchester Savings Bank,
and increasing the capi,sl OF the Manchester Bank
The Riilroad. chartered are the Skowhessn Frank.
lio and Bristol. Peterborough and Shirley. Sails
barry and Eas, Kingston, East Wilton and Gro,on
Ashoelo, aud Salysn,-senerally short branches
TO some OF The lines already authorized. Some
thirty Manufacturing or Mining Companies have
been chartered some Of which We suspect, will not
80 into operation very soon.-Joins Resolutions de-
poriog the existence aud deaoancins the eneroaca-
rnen,s of Slavery snd demonstrating ags'ns; The
overthrow Of the present Tariff were also adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-15

} On he Porers and Dute, OF Mayor Messrs Compton
Davies. yArian. Cancee and Briggs.
On The Election Tenure Of once, and Poner5 and Dates
ots Common Conacl-AessEs. Purty Cock, Graham, Lee
and Grape.
os-Nessrs Porter INNS B.oderick Purdy and Davies
On Tie Creation Porers asd Duties 81 he Departments
Of the City Gorer,usnt-Nessrs. Purdy, Cook. Benedict
SIeserule and Hlsorouck.
8. On tie Accountability o. Public Qfeerj-Mess.s Cook,
Brownell Kelly Avery and Graham
!. On ts Judteiory-Mes.rs. Graham. Vsr'n, Porter
Grape aEd Gfeeanan.
g. On AsseSseSsJ ard Tdres-Mesrs. Benedict, lnnes,
BrodercS yartan and Canfee.
g. on coatracts-Messr.. Barker. McSpedon, Has5rouck
MARITIME and Doushsrty.
To- On the Guy Dest-Mes,Es. Lee Puv.er. Ds-ies aess
role and Briggs
H. On ~ Board OF Meseroe, BOYD,
J Hasorouck, Greenman and McCay.
r. on Salaries aud Compensation Of Pubic Q@eeri-
Messrs. Brogael, j. wiisr1:, Flanagan, Compton And
Beach.
49, On The pouer Of Leasing Sen9 the Public Proper
IL On Expenditures Of ihiS ConeeatoIAessrs French
! BrcwneiI DuGgasrIy Lee and HAineic NJ.
IS Of Reduction o. Cry EJp>a;e1-Me'sf' Naclay' hat
tsd, GRAHAM. Purse. and Fowler. NJ.
I6 On s.a5ol-Aessrs. HGsoroucL, Haciay, Fu!cy,
II. o. cIty Ri9ts, Franchises and r7aHae.-Messrs
PrssiteD; H4ssruucs French. PuFdy eoyc snd candee
The Committee reported las: evening ,ha, IT is ine1pe
t:cn; employ reporter AID oG'.? quolin ne p'o
ceetings. Adopted.
Various re.oudens were presented and referred among
,hsu 70 abolish he Boart OF Supervisors also 70 grant
no privilege 20 make raroa4 IL The cty unless by
sent OF two thirds OF the owner, On tie lne &c.
~ There is red faced man, says the Journal
Of Commerce whe employs himself in taking parcels 70
houses up to*u when the gentlemen out, and chsrg
ING shngt t2- Ills trouble and the expenses
II. bundles eone ~ they had eoms long Lis
and directed he gentleman Of house.
to Els 70. third person and marked eontten
tiaI private " his prevents tire ladies' from open
ne .as. at sas. I'll Curiosity go, SO much the better
OF discretion that tha: hey wiling 10 pay tie Charges
which marked The wrapper aac referred to % ne
bearer 70 prove Tia. he "a asking too uuca- des
sometimes tiYsy, and commonly n great hurry. ais
CAT, SAYS round the and be can't stand to
long re bundle !. directed 20 the house, and that
The reason why he could az aksit 70 The store but they
CO n: wan, H. he viii take back 70 the Steamboat Sf.ce
and tie gentleman nsy call for Il One Of The bundles
contained dirty piece Of BASKET some CLAN shells, and
several leaves OF skunk cabbage
r. There is great deal Of sickness among
children in the city jns. likely the result Of
eating srsn and sza.vthe7ed TUT. Parents tsve an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15


TIE HsrRr CLAy-Ths vessel has been got OF. and was
brought the city Yesterday morning. She will be put upon
the dy dock and the necessary repairs made immediately
70 We are under obligations to Mr.. Jenathan A Chapel
New London for very valuable shipping intelligence.
Bare CnAR,s Furber hence (Feb ~ for Gibraltar &C.
Into Faya previous 9Th alt, in Distress with dam
aged cabin and bulwk sick and in the hospitals
cargo dscharairg.
FArAship Apollo at Charleston brings accounts to the
9Th of March, and rspors-shps Gosser Of Philadelphia
from New York fs London. lssky dscharsns for repairs
Arvum Of Thomsstou, from Gasgow for New York, dis
charging and would have heave out Brig Chass Of and
from New York (ses above Br bark Lsdy Seatop, Of Liver
pool ST Johns NB rudder broke, and hull otherwise in
ured repairing A Br schorer from Jamaica for Liverpool
Gus TO he sailing ne A. and one seaman
ger lost OF the crew barely escaped with their lives
severe than any for the ..; forty yes AYE pvsyoss
the arrival Of the Apollo Faya there he'd DsSa ess or
which prevented their receiving my sssistsnes.
Bs Bms w R-Ths ,s.ssl. reported in our Paper Of
ship III EapSrs.., Bnns %.sssi from SsId~o as
lon 5, IS W. and took on cspts,s saprcargp and I'VE
T ?ssn al ss'% "a. i!:.ssa ' H.a.d
the Me.n Roach Of Aall:. and vas bound for Den'ra'
soHa PAULINE, from Galveston, bound 70 Indian Point,
with 95 German was On raso Js0s0 o.
18Th u The shs wor, mon hen
In Tse sci schooner s"rs was avn Wholly lost
scaa CrAs L srow-The stem Of vessel picked mp BY
Snow Foster Of this port which left Frenkfo Me- for
Bsss ttms since e was III tons barhen aad about
east, S.n. tsrcs u IND xsihsd dehsrua boxes Of sa
gar were sold the day previous She was to hesve
Bas GaLvror hence for Galveston previously reported
condemned at Nsau was sod to MIR Bacon for Saooo who
intends to give her Temporary repairs and send her 10 New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-15

CANToNshp Horstio5iA half chests young Tyson 1877 do
hyFon AZ chests CSC half DO gunpowder 42 half imperial
100 cannisters 100 do imperial ~ half chests
Nngyenz "a do do souchoRE 6 chess hJso skin
sss hal do de sT do twankay W do ooong ouchng & 90 do
b1s gy1powder DO DO 800 sb do imperial go sb do
., RpEAux-prig Newcastle-6 wine hid do Cay Co
IS h. p. brandy 20 ar do Caswe-4 White Sheffield
Latp-N DO IS q do gIsiAy Lviag,ton-s txs Monlga
l6 hds If Stouv -n-l5 hf pps brandy Go
IA cases John Da,snd cos III ar pps brandy Bohlen-
60 hd wine % nslf do e half pipes bsedy quarter do
Anzes Caze Astonle half pipes brandy 200 baskets oil
bses Almonds Robert Buibd CO.'S CASKS brsndy
a, sssk. cream oftsrar Joseph tvan.Tsse cases wine
hhds wine Mellstts-5 cks brandy Bininger co.
OAHu-Eark Aoth-739 bundles whaleboae 600 bbs oil
WiIlets Judson and II Mills Of New York-a3bo1.s Gu
rosities A Merwn-soO hides Farnbam co350 DO T
ngaIls5o5 do H. goat skins casks mustard seed do
arrow root Henne well OF Boston.
Sr. DoMiNGo-Bak Jennstt-93f hides Aymar X co-9,0
pieces hrgasy 10 bbls honey box RosEns co-ls3o
pieces mahogany III H Ogden.
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Now York Cattle Market

APRn Il Al maiket-lG27 Beef Catte fpOO from thc
south) 80 Cowes and Calves--4Oo Sheep and Lambs
frices-Beef Cattle-We quote good retailing quail.
ties at from 50 to 81 as Yesterday few head supe.
ror brought 80; but the former figures may be re.
safdsd - the extremes Of the market 400 unsold.
Cows and Calves "A spirited demand prevailed dur.
ing the week end all were 0. prices ranging 90
in4quali y, from SIS 10 &35
sheep and Lsmbs-All demand for Sheen seems 10
sold at - rs sSad
Hay Good Timothy tbaleI Commands s7a cents per
cwt Sales of lot OF westchester, loose, at 81 o.
The market II but poorly supplied