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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-21

stss Ast tAp tsssA, sss ssast,sssa hsrs % sun.sy
eaA Monday last hEs 90 M nsrks wherever he has uA.
veIsI slses sHA that shs growing crop has received
conslds rsbs Injury fro Ito use hs own language
has dsns Injury 10 cotton than the delay ofrost un
til November can repair.
sessland-we have transactions TO report In this
description Of cotton. The crop comes forward
slowly and will be short this year.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsToN-Steamship Southerner-S Stoyali, w Fos
ter, w A Mosey, q II Walton, Z Halves; II Leby,
Ecces and lady John Eccles, Cutting, Gray Miss
Converse Mrs Tarance Miss Reminder. Mr. Morgan, ledy
and child Mr. Crane, X w Mofeu, hapin Martin. z
l. Barnes NJ Bass, s A Nelson, Cox, DR. Williams
and lady, sioan Mr. Vergnes lady and child
II I street, = NouTse and SIX IN the sl.erage.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, CORNER Of DUANE AND
WILLIAM STREE1e.

MIR @. HOBEKTSUN, IN ann0uncing e his frends and
wi the public that Glasses for the tuition of Dancing
will at the above rooms on Wednesday Sept sot
his late patrons for their liberal encouragement and
spsctfuy that he will introduce in his Academy
avorite rotas Maznrka and Polka quadIes the saeeia
much admired Redoa with Mazukn and other styles
Of WALKING; fancy dancing, &c. Days Of tuition Wednes
days and Saturdays Hours Of attendance for ladies' Misses
and Matters from NJ; Gentlemen from TO 10 in the
evening Assemblies will take place semimonthy, com:
mencing Nov MIR. would also announce that 10 will
their residences Mr. RS private Academy Ca
nal Mr. RS class the Lyceum, Jersey City, will
open Thurday, October st For more particular infor
nation please apply at his residence, SO Canal street.
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HENRY LA W kENCE,

HENRY LAWhENCE,
IA John street, lew doors from BroodDdy
IMPORTER ofFrench English and German fancy articles
i -comprisng Zephyr Wool and other kinds
Patterns Of every description.
Canvass-Sk, Cotton Linen, &c, all widths.
Silks-Purse and Floss of all kinds.
PRINCES, Gimps, &c. large variety.
And large assortment Of Steel Beads Purse Slides and
Ends, Bag Clasps Perforated Paper, &c. &c. which he VIII
sell At the Iowestpossible prices. Slmsrc
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Msssrs j. A Ruff & Co, Of New Orleans, in their cir
cular printed in the COMMERCIAL Bulletin, make tho fol
lowing statement:
The following comparative table, kept by the New
Orleans Price Current exhibits the receipts of cotton
all the ports during the past season. ending the sls of
August We give this for the purpose Of showing the
of the late and preceding crop and the relative in
crease and decrease at the different ports
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B 3 ! ! ! ! : 3 ! 3 3 3 1
MOTHERS CORDIAL

THE efficacy of this article used in the last
stages OF pregnancy apparent that female who
has once experienced its benefits would be willing
condition. to be deprived oft Its effects shorten
diminish the suerings attendant Child Birth hall and
thus place both child and mother state OF saiey
This quack article but the prescription Of regular
Physician who has made this branch of his
particular study For sale 1872 Broadway of John
street. Almsm
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DANCING ACADEMY
NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKER STREET.

MIR. 6. ROBERTSON, ~ returning his most sincere
1 thanks his friends and the public for the liberal
age him season Desires respectfully
that his classes for the Tuition of Dancing will
have the pleasure ysriou. and
ofWaltznR Mazouka and Polka Quadres aud the beauti
full and much admired Rsdowa Waltz Fancy Dancing &c
Days of tuition Tuesdays and Fridays hours
for Ladies Misses and Masters from tos Nj geutlsmen
monthly, commencing Nov 3D. Instructions will be given
pupils privately in classes at at their
sdences and the class Mr. acade-
90 Canal street The above rooms during the summer
greatly painted decorated and the floor
has been all laid making equal In the
city Mr. r. would also inform parents who may place their
children under charge that will be paid
to their proper and comfort while school For
further apply the class at Mr. RS
sidence, 90 Canal street. sis 1msrc
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DonesIic Markets..

ALBANY, Oct. ~ -Flour-There several orders
here from New York at So 3l for Genesee; but DO
not hear OF much doing Sales 800 bills mixed Mich.
gan at So 49, 800 do Genesee, good article at SIS so
is considerable wheat sfoat but the bulk
of goes South; sales 1000 bushels Upper Lake wheat
at l0sc delivered in New York 1000 do Ohio at
o4>sc NSales of barley at 81 size for two and four
row ed; Canal oats 33c.
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Domestic ImportatiOns.

Foreign asaAt pos s@stbos..
PoRT Au PRIscE-BnE Mary Peakins-i2s9 bags coffee
* w Delafeld
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BIRD CAGE MANUFACTORY.

1856 Spring Street, (bettpeen Wooster and Laurens)
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers and the
public, that he keeps constantly hand large supply
Of Common and Fancy Bird Cages Of every description
also, Wooden Cedar and Willow Ware Brushes Bssk
and Mats and Of articles usuay kept
wooden which he will sell less than they be
bought elsewhere. J. KELLY. s3lmsr
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. sAscsa SS W$THIVS Hc 80, ..... T.,

siqaesA " "a ,,;.,:. ~: IA.
,b sss ,na MG!ss .sa ySsss
S:ssiss..; GSs!sy :.$ VIC. u a :s;s.ss: S:sSST
md Saturday evening" O'clock Waiting Class Tor 20
All the fsshoasbe dances including PokA Mas9rkss ana
kedowas will be taught IN the ovementioned CHASER
Private Soirees will be Private classes pr
lessons and Boarding Schools puncuay attended TO-
s22 lneodS
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TTUNTEKIAN DisrENsAKY. No. DIVISION stree

HUNrEkiAN DlsrENsAKY, No. sDivlsloN stree
for &c saess:.S Of :e!sfs. disease;
: s
t.% ulcer. sost: sc9:il: throat limb:
s II or
h sa ~ saS %
yiplent and from rence that. very seldom
O.; e my
b. s
Tie
calling will see no one BY. the doctor himself vho, in
render relief an WHO him can uad:;d:o
o opsn % are
sSs which S.s .5 n
charge Structures cured in many weeks
ware Of advertsed symptoms structure the most healthy
ne e yhs. IS on. q. Sos
Dr. Hunters Red Drop cannot be had genuine IN the city
MEDICAL AlD:-DK, GREGORY, No. , kco..yei!
a lien .s Ds hsd
s. m.y To s::a .1s. pen
disease. md dssas:Psns Of !s delicate and D5ss!:
in relation 70 the Ct certain secret habit among the
The following few extracts from the works of emf
MANY viriaoas people Predicted immense harm from pub
psysioosy which artificial mods.'y h.. hitA
1T confined to the obscure and vicious, but pervades
all classes of society"
Neher the plague, nor nor small poY, similar
diseases have produc results disastrous humanity
ut Is the pestence that walkeh darkness, and the do
ructon that wasteth at MONDAY"
"t the OF nature undue action and
duces violent secretons which necessarily and
hau the vital principal and of body and mind hence
the ysrly failure or loss of the faculties "
the Of diseases and emnatng from
this dangerous practice Dr. Gregory lnyigoratng Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better adapted to help and noursh
the constitution repair inward wastng loss of Appetite
depression of spirits confused memory &C. enriches and
pures the blood without heating and nsmng tPrcc 50
bottle of half dozen So efully packed
for exportaon Consultations privately at all hours.
s25 lmAr
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THE INVISIBLE WIG

THE INVISIBLE WIG
GO closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs
s2d The great sdysaiss:
rsh ssd
ed sc.P1c alike invited inspect
a: e.: and %s
way, OF Liberty street. up STAIRS SIT lm*mc
and s sat died rot ehsr ,ni,ttn ,S,h e. EmsrOd'
DR UPHAM's yEqETBLE ELECTUARY-I, an
Gu for s
Pc Il. s
influence change diet necessary II taken according
to for life b. calm, on tn.
his agents Of cures by this medicine Of
H. oSa
Er;01 =. v stGcnn s C. s4 e. Fulton
5rRSE 9E TGRK EN- S.65iIi
the Phadephia College Of Medicine having had extensive
ol@ s 5 K ss e % eess.s and
cerely promise the afflicted speedy safe and
the from
a s ass
bones and joints mercursi and skin diseases: erTpons
giving mercury, njudcious treatment and unpardoushle
sNN~' PARTICULAR NOTICE
. tn : S s Ss ~
mav-deeae indslicate private othe5wi.e will be
consulted by the members who daily Tor that
pose and the remedies with directions forwarded
immediately. In this instance the fee US which VIII IN
all expenses must be s1cese6 gqs rad and directed
81 Nassau st., New York.
Where of the members-D McDonnell-is in at
STRUCTURE CURED.
INHE SPECIFIC EXTRACT, for the cnre OF GonorrhDa,
Il Geets, Structures, weakness Of the sexual organs
nocturnal emissions, and all discharges from the ureihrs
This powerful duretc than other remedy
yet discovered without interfering In any way with
business. Price One Dollar pot.
tn, Concentrated Erfrocf offhs en,n, Honduras Eoof
DREPAREE by the members Of the Philadelphia College,
tracing real virtues II has been tested and
proved by the College, for the of scroula
cntaneous erupons enlag and pains in the bones
syphtc symptoms and the OF diseases
oil mercury and medical treatment
Price One Dollar per bottle, or SIX bottles for $3
NON MERCUR!AL BLACK DROP.
THIS valuable Alternative is REMEDY syphilis both
primary and should be
da'ey after the frst OF the disease Perons
who have euptons the skim venereal nodes rheumatism,
scrouia diseases arising from Impurities Of the blood
should not be without it, Single bottles One
THE TONIC ELIXIR,
DREPARED expressly for the Of those have in
dulged secetly committed Of kind This
invaluable invigorating oncw positively impotence
in either ofthe rrtaby
general physical weakness Of the sexual
and constitutional debility produced from IL
also powerful or female and
mand aud essential good health and vigor
Price Tive Dollars per bottle, or $40 DOZEN
w. f. DICKINSON, Agent
sis msr 81 Nassau st, New York
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIyIcArIoN.
Cotton Trade-The New Crop.

Pork is sold at $40 IS, and prime at
lax 80 25. Mess beef SO; prime Sc 50.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE article trial, and Judge for yourself
" them al 20 be or The money rsfqnded

This Universally approved and admired article free
ardent spirlts senta OIL and destructive
materials cleans the hair enpeoousy renders beautiful
owcrs Hair washed with this scon becomes plea
sngy soft and uluant in growth and will positively
bring hair bald heads by and hair that
been made harsh end turning falling BIZ the
OF other preparations, will
stored natural color and brancy by few appliea-
tons oft Eau Lustra preventive against bsidsess,
and inialIibe all affections of the skin
head dandruf and for preventing the failing of Of the
hair and turning grey.
1t simple produce and immediate extract Of some
plants sau.ary the nar with properties highly
cleansing that sensages the epilerms capillary tubes
Of corrosive action OF the preparation aad Of the dry and
dead particles that deposits This preparation purhes the
hair gives beautiful gloss aud soness and agreeable
and vvifyirg perfume.
For sale, wholesale and retail by Jules Hauel Chemist
and Peumer 46 South Third below Chestnut Phi
ladelphia
A premium awarded a the Frankln Institute.
For sale also at agents, Wyatt and ketchum, 2l Full
w. Clirehueh, 203 and 2ss Broadway; A. Ar
tsult corner Broadway and Liberty B. yacquemcnd as
Broadway; Havand, keess CO? Maiden lane; and by all
respectable druggists in United States. s2t imsr
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MEDICAL ADVlCE.-DOCTOR LAMERT conn
IVA deneay consulted at his Office 50 Gold street, near
Fulton, al. diseases OF nature His treatment
being mild and udcous requires neither restraint
diet hindrance from business. Debility,
arising from indiscreet ndugences Of the
passions causing nightly emissions and, eventually, I'M
the Doctors attention. his object being TO
the system that Of nature originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
the patient being aware, caused BY maltreatmen and
sometimes caused by The neglect Of the parties them
selves, is efectually cured by Dr. Letters post paid
sncosnga fee Immediately attended to- and medicine wts
Gold street OILS lwse
M EDICAL CARD.-DR. MORRlsON.-NORTH ri
WI YER DISPENSARY 2oih Fulton street.-Doctor
Morrison continues 10 be consulted confdentay all
diseases, which he without restraint
In diet pursuits Recent cases particularly Gonorrh9a
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are curedb by Dr. NJ.
improved principles without pain to the
patient As the symptoms of analogous with
those of other affections of the apparatus but
experienc ed surgeons should be allowed NIL the
say examination those affected with enlarged prostate
NERVOUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This affection, and the train Of evils resulting from secret
destructive habit youth inducing nocturnal and
ultimate mpotency, radically cured by Dr. NJ paho
logical principles by restong the system TO healthy tone
and stating its original vgo perfect cure guaranteed
charge
NJ BID NJ holds no communion with pretended Lon
surgeons feeling satisfied that he the only adv
London surgeon the city. See his London diploma his
Office 20k Fulton Letters paid attended and
medicines forwarded to all Of the Union, West Indies
nd Canada Au25 1mtY
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
Of cure performed by Dr. UPHAM's PILE ELECTU

Rochester, Sept. u 1886.
Messrs Post Willis Gents: 1t with ordinary feel
ngs pleasure that enab to inform you ofthe
have by the Of Dr. Upnams Vegetable Pile
Electuary which obtained from You Of Plies with
which have afflicted My spferngs have been almost
beyond endurance and be ksown imagined only
by those who have experienced like Affections.
Having been long end sorely afflicted induced
address you, that through you may make known my
friend: and neghbors the truly wonderful virtues Of D., Up
find il beneficial other respects removing obstinate
tveness mob Accommodations the stomach and powels
and 10 purify the bood-thns the Of Piles
when a speedy cure must follow.
IL needless add that, previous obtaining the Elec
tusry Of you consulted many Of best
bu, lte benefit Should you know ease Of malignant
Piles please refer then residence in the town Of
Gates where shall be pleased give them much
tcular information than able 70 this
N Sold wholesale and retail by the propreor 1876 Bowe
ny; WYATT X KETCHAM, t2l Fulton street, New York,
Mrs HAYS Brooklyp. Price a. SO im$rh
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Which is about the amount received at this port during
good crop year.
awe estimate then in view of the laeness of the CROP
destruction by worms and caterpars and the and
other data the production Of the United States round
numbers follows
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/ 2,090,6ii 2,428,243
1000 .644
Decrease in CROP. 337 ,599 bales.

UecTtAe III Crop. JJI 5yy BALES.
Il will be perceived the increase at this port was
s7l09 bales, or about oneweh of full crop an the
decrease at Mobile Savannah, Charleston Florida Vr-
GINA and North Carolina 446 bales about FIVE.
sxteenths of full crop.
From reliable sources of information, we estimate
full average production to be in
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A UAkU.
FASHIONAB BILE DANCING.
MD DAD EsTT

IRON ENGLAND, Professor of Dancing, also TEACHER
Of Music (pupil Of Mons F. Coulon, of Great Mail
borough London paonzed by the English nobility
and de their Royal Hghnesse the Prince
and Princess of Orange and family OF his Bighness the Duke
Of SAKE Wemar respectfully the ladies and
genteme New York and vicinity that he has
rived fiom England and purposes opening Juvenile
Dan .ing Academy his residence TUESDAY, the 9Th
of October will have much pleasure giving private
lessons all hours To those pupils Who desirous OF
obtaining elegant proficiency IN this deehfni accom-
plishment by his exerious and
ZION TO his pupils that patronage which will ever
De hs study 10 endeavor to merit - 80. =,
Morning and ening Classes will also be held for ladies
snd for the exclusive practice of the following
THE R.DOwA WALTZ"
As introduced from the banks Of the New ins aris aud
honooe, or the present season. 1886 Tie simplicity ana
style Of this fascinating Waltz has secured for H.
In rar,s and London. the most complete success.
ThE NEW QUADRiLLE 'MAZOURKA."
As taught IN London by Monsieur T. Coulon present
season when Few practical lessons will be absolutely ne
csss 70 enable the pupil to dance this very set Of
Also, La Valse cling La Celarlus La Valse
adeux tens" La Polka" Minuet de la Cour," A
vote Qusdrilies" &C.. with every other fashionable
style of dancing Taught home the residence Of the
pupils.
will also give private lessons the Pianoforte and
Violin separate days.
Morning and Evening Glasses for Dancing will be held
Brooklyn for ladies and gentlemen Wednesday
October !: also at New Jersey, on Friday Octoter9
Cards Of be had Of Mr. Barrett his residence
33a Hudson between Charles aud Amos New
York. $50 law3tw$rc
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EXTRACT OF sARSAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,

PUBLISHED nv
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ssz..
he spnwBsr ConHsa % IuLson Anp NASSAU efnsnA
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= Do. Va x N Ca. 10000 e"
Do Teas. 10000
Total of United States .L7iaOoo
The supply of cotton for 1861, may be fairly stated
shus:-
stock on ~, hand at Liverpool 700 900 bales
Crop OF Egypt, Brazil. India SC. -. 45O 600 do
Total supply 500 900 do
The consumption in Great rtain for six months in
lelo, when prices were very low was $50 266 bales
For the same period in 1916, when prices were much
hgher than IN ls45 the consumption IT'S, bales
showing reduction in consumption Of s47s7 halss -
the result, between periods Of high and low prices The
consumption Of the United States during the past
W:asy then isir'y stat. III. consumption for 1916
France spain Continent Of Europe and '''''' '''s'
North and South Americ. and W. Indies, 10000 Do
a aOnI, consgmpsion 49,. - 500, GOO bales
supply as ABOVE. ........2, ss2, 900 do
Excess of SUPPLY $4,000 bales
Now it strikes US that this is singular argument BY
these figures, the entire stock hand Liverpool
hand at Liverpool of 900 bales Is carried for
ward in their total of supply, which would leave the
year a 900 bales we think the estimate Of the re-
ceipts at New Orleans too small II they should not
be surprised. We ourselves inclined TO estimate
them thus
New Orleans (proper). ...... 800 900 bales
1 Monme, ''............. $50 200 do
Texas and Florida (proper). 1928 900 do
Total. i $50 900 bales
Inc accounts received BY the last mail from the up
land districts Of Georgia and South Carolina very
hstterng Tor full yield the average production
ny plantations In the neighborhood OF Columbus (Ga)
being estimated by committee appointed for that pur
pose az 'oo 10 700 lbs and the for the
last two weeks dry and suitable for maturing the hollis.
This intelligence corroborass that received BY us near.
~ ten days ago, and we think have given it every
consideration in making up estimates
A letter from Memphis to the Chorl,,ton Er,r;,s
keUs, says since | last addressed you the weather
for crop in this region Of country has been
very dry and favorable and think probable that the
crop may turn out within twenty per cent of the
product of last year seems the caterpillar has done
injury in the vicinity of hatcher than any where
else. have returns from FIVE large plantations in that
vicinity the average crops Of former favorable seasons
have given 1880 bales. These places finished picking
about the 2sth September, and the yield is sas
baes-actua deficiency 1926 bales In the vicinity of
Nachez, and downto New Orleans, they have suffered
moro than elsewhere, except perhaps Texas which is
represented to be great and the accounts from Red
River are very bad Take ii the whole If the Allan
tic crop does not exceed 900 bales the whole crop
of the United States will exceed 900 bales and
more likely TO 60 under that amount than Our
receipts here are now very heavy, and prices range
from So Oc for midding to fine; rage price for
middling fair 0 q 9iSc.
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

"a Leonard street. West of Broad.cay.
NHsLLE PAULINE DESyARDINS, of the Academic
v1 Royae Paris respectfully informs the pubic that her
Glasses for fashionsble Dancing have Besides
Mszurka Quadrle, Po!kss lvarioqsl new Waltz cipq
new graceful waltz Redowa Schools and Families
ended Terms andhours made known application.
m
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WHEAT.
ONE THOUSAND bushels Illinois Wheat, JUST landed
M y bou'h'
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Increase us 026 76,6Sl
The aggregate receipts of the articles at Albany
from the of navigation in ls46 and 1896
to and including the second week in October have been
as follows:-
Flour. Wheat.
1916. .......... q, 057 $50 bbs l,7O9 III bus.
lSa5. ,54,6S7 :" 634,703
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CAUTION,
ITO HOTEL AND STORE-KEEPERS, sEainst a per-
i from Philadelphia, trying palm upon them
spurious article Of Wine Ber, and Wild Cherry Brandy,
that have travelling under the of Tobias,
cepting my son, Joseph f. Tobias "
$40 Imsr No. 60 North Third ST., Philadelphia
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Total Of United States. .L7i2,0o0
The supply of cotton for 1861 may be fairly stated
shus:-
stock on hand at Liverpool. ...... 700 900 bales
Crop Of the United States. .....l 7aa 600 do
Crop Of Egypt Brazil. India, sc. -. 45O 600 do
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com N E kCIAl..

New York. October 20.
AsHrs-The sales OF ashes very small, at 81 81
0654 for pots, and 81 81 for pearls.
BRrApsruFrs--The market for rAsdstufs remains in
active in consequence OF the Donarrval of the steam
ship Operators are disposed TO keep quiet until after
she arrives Quotations remain the yesterday
Lage quantities daily arriving and the scene along
the wharves il very animated
The receipts Of flour, wheat barley and corn at Alba
during the second week of October in the ls45
and ls46 have been as folows:-
Flour Wheat
lS46. ........... 90 032 bbls. 1873 III bush.
lSa5. 81 322 81 600
Increase 1910 Inc. ll05l7
Barley Corn.
ls46 ............. .2l0 s3l bush. 10 $50 bush.
l645 ............. 95,S05 81 none.
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THE TAILORING BUSINESS carried formerly by
VIM Mstthessen 27 Fulton will hereafter be ccntnu
ed by Sanford Brothers and would the public and
friends the time, for have just purchased
stock of French English and Belgian Cloths and
desirable which will be made order to suit the mo,
difficult fashion, and work manshp. Also, full
assortment Of gsntlemens outfng such shirts drawers
bosoms collars suspenders umbrellas &c all of which
guarantee sell low they be bought in the city
Come and sea SANFORD BRO1HEPS.
LIT Fulton St, next Herald Office.
MARCUS 3. SANFORD,
ANsaN v. SANroRp. sie inSrh
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NEW PAPER HANGlNGS.
ANCIS PARES g. CO.,
NO. $40 PEARL STREET,
Lave the largest supply and the splendid assert
.PkER HANGlNGS, BORDERS, &c.
which they offer Merchants, Dealers, Landlords and
other s, the most advantageous terms.
The most competent Paper Hangers be had at the
shortest notice ~ tmsvc