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COMMERCIAL.

New York, Thursday, May =.
msnd exist. for export for which purpose Pots were
bought at - IS 50 sit in Pearls there is less doing
BsASpirs-The market is rather dull-prices about the
same. Sales Of Oard, Dupuy Co at 50 30 30 Hon.
messy, ~ 30 a7s; A. scigncttc, 81 10 lal; J.
Corrrr-Prices are without change, except for La
gS,yrs which is shade lower with fair demand for
Domingo. 81 &c cash; Java, 10 ALI.
CorrrR.-Thcre is no alteration in sheathing-it
steady at % cts Nothing Of consequence doing
in old.
CoTroS-The sales yesterday reached two thousand
FIVE hundred bales To-day there moderate inquiryat
steady rates. The market continues well supplied with
samples and notice that the deficiency Of receipts Of
this crop which at one period was io 900 bales has been
Fsuir.Sales effected in bunch raisns at 50 20
81 IS number Of kegs Of inferior Sun at So; fair 81
%; Bordeaux prunes in glass at IS cents walnus and
hiberts 81. mos At auction, number Panitia raj
HrMr is quiet with sales Of no import
HIpEs. Some sales Of Rio Grande were made at l2l,
less per cent for cash. dry salted Maranham .; large
sales Of Florida ., mos California, Rio Grande and ST.
Hor,-But little doing in either description sale of
western was made at 10 cents. cash.
Ses sy y % cas-, side
ngton 70 feet from the south side OF 25h street.
10 feet INCHES By y feet $500 lots south side Du
Thompson street, Is BY 100 feet, s9,7oo.
R,er-There is but little, If anything doing either for
ssrps-The market in all kinds is exceedingly dull
saow q nc sales worth The Of
at las uerces
svoAss-The market at present, is rather dull, and
limited, except for prime sugars-prices without
snsnfe' SAFES OF New Orleans at 81 &c; Porto Rico
a 10. q - ~ 'Na
IoAeeo.-The demand within the last few days. has
ncrea and prices are shade higher Sales Of Ken
lucky arc scarce. and wanted.
WHALrsoSs-Ala large sale Of South Sea was made at 81
cents and Northwest Coast at 35l cents.
WHrsHgr-Drudgs is little lower Sales at 10 u.
western, in bbls, at 2o} a.
WirEs-The demand has boon rather limited Sales
Of Port st % 10, Madeira, I2s . 90, Malaga, III
Q ~.
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sehr Frank Baker days from AIsxadra, with ndse.
sek James Barbour Eldridge, from Norfolk. eom bound
TO Boston. :,
schr Richard Borden Bur, days from Baltimore, with
mdse, to master :,
Sch Sanree Carol days from Richmond, bound to New
Bedford
sehr Howard Baker, days from Boston 70 " Lewis
Schr Victor, Hallett, Boston, mdse, TO w Lewis
Schr Bgelow, Baxter Boston, mdse, 10 Atkins
Schr Marietta Crowell, Boston mdse, to Atkins
Schr Mitis, Thomas, New Haven.
Schr China, Nickerson, Boston, fish.
Schr Geo Warren, Small, Lubec, plaster
Schr Minerva, Nash. New Haven produce.
Schr Crescent, from Virginia.
Sloop New London, Smith, New London.
Sloop New York. from New Haven
Below.
bark: brig-unknown.
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CHARLESTON, May 2.-Yesterday morning the steamer
Great Westerns accounts from Liverpool to the 10th and
Havre TO the It'll ultmo, received by the Northern
mail At both places the market for Uplands had mprov
ed for particulars Of which refer the different cir.
culars and extracts Of letters given in this mornings
paper Our market remained quiet during the day. ope
raor engaged in perusing and answering letters by the
return Of the steamer could not attend "A few chance
sales in small lots to the amount Of las bales
thcless made viz bales at a 49, 7l 80 "A; &c. 90
Il and 81 bales at g. We understood that in the above
transactions sellers had the advantage nasmuch they
were made at asking prices previously refused We
must necessarily continue former quotations but with
the observation that they in conformity with the
actions Of the week only and rather below the few made
pool classification follows inferior 81 81; ordinary
6la middling u MS middling fair u all; fair a
fully fair7'a as
MOBILE, April 27.-Buyers have entered the market
freely to-day and 1000 $500 bales have changed
hands Prices in instances represented have
been slightly easier but not authorised make
any change in quotations.
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Since the sailing of the Caledonia this market has not
been very active On the 4th instant received advces
from Liverpool to the 10th ut, reporting advance in
the market Of I'd per pound On the receipt of that
news prices advanced fraction, say Of cent but it
jt pre- to the receipt Of the Cambria's adyices
was pretty generally believed ir1verpool when the
Cambria left that the crop Of cotton in this country now
coming to market would be Short or, in other words
less than the last but the extent Of the deficiency
pared with last years, was not known The accounts
which have gone to Europe in relation to the present
crop, since the departure of the Hberna were even
more decided than those previous and there now very
little doubt in the minds of those interested and likely
be acquainted but that the crop Of cotton coming
market will be at least between three and four hundred
thousand bales less than that of 1874 and 40
The annexed statement of exports and receipts flor tire
past three seasons shows how the matter at
sent.
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LyKnrooL-ship ssendan-iOO tons coal lsO do salt E
syS col es:i Hsaass Hoys@i v Canning. SSi:
s..as Jackson stas XXI H Smith, Ba;yls.
S. WIN Fellow. V" SSS.l;
es Thomp.oa c Meia
OK &. Dodge
sspTss Bn *. Is % ". s i.
sn si @se * BbGs S
Many-s csst, Smith. Looney { coz case. ii W Hors,
s'is es;t; s SS'ss
As sass
GhsS Ess fsss May sssas alrySS
Blunt Eyas. f' case Ws s6slnaa-a Crook
81 cf.k WoofS Geipiems Dc Rooesoo son Fan Rysr
FSHHsy ss1
% HSss Asf so9
s Ws.sn DC David Holden son. 5o.s: Smith Thur
ksTs b.iss ] Brand Parsons-i % %
so oscn s.. T, Tracy Irwin
f.,x ., So1e, s siG e order. "a 81 ,s
e fs Dodge
Ss1. hallway ,oS
bonnys wr S,st ssus
sssr ..S; s9's so
casks bale
Tn.on & cog bales ,HaImer 8 Hays-3 Fellows.
poisa sS '1'
bale HssS
so cs.i. brcaman Hsrses az Marshall case:
st:3 VI
5&H Warnesa bales Tooksr Nerd sS72 boxes Bulkey
:|s: ehIs;esas" Ws'%sSs sss" : 40 tss
RehSas bale; 9 Ehriass5 sSS. sI.
5 do Blackett-l Chsmberlin cask Van West
No s'ss % 3e Sc
4 sons-2 bales 40 cases order.
le1 bars Gssso1 ss %d
Statutory ds e's Dc Dc
5.s Mnss Wslsi BfS her
.s,s Sss ss5s a5s s::: R$ % sess
Psa s s Sse. aSsm SACKS
:snas Font CO. O. T{yI q Dance s Ss
IN Lenagd.5 Cad Taylor { SonI DO ssmensaeld
si b. s do Sell L.
g
VIZ IT,
8 si s,s;:
LTvERPooLShip Southerner-3l sacks Tooker Meade Y
shaw-3s5 bundles sheet iron w Shields coll casks
s saas: ss
bales Patton Stewart-2O do Coggil co2 do steel
Brand-3do cases w Inglis co-9 casks Leupp co
Armstrong; do Reid Sprague65 coal 1920 salt
Woodruff < Mntums-1 Dempsey-3 cases bags IL
bales 10 chain cables order.
Domestic Importation.
New ORLEANs-Ship Hampden-l400 bbls pork Boorman X
Johnston-l827 sacks wheat Hicks Co-222 do Mathews
Co302 hides bales skins do furs Bogart Mane-l325
b. cotton o order
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The market generally for the past day two has been
to believe from present appearances that the
coming season will be very favorable to produce of all
for
were not large 80 25 for prime and $40 rs for
new, sale Of mess made at 50 u.s. In Beef there
has been nothing doing for sometime and prices
our last quotations with few small sales Western or
Ohio picked meats dull and the market considered
as overstockcd Hams sold at CENTS shoulders cents
cash. Butter has declined in price since last quota
tons Sales have been made at cents; prime II 10
cents; grease 81 cents Large lots could be bought
for export but orders for this article far small
Lard is dull bbls 81 81 cents, with good supply; kegs
81 ~ cents with good demand and market not
stocked Cheese, Western in casks, u 81 CENTS in
boxes 81 cents Eastern in boxes II cents
BALTIMORE, May 5.-There is a moderate demand for
Pork at 81 II co. for Western mess; 50 as so for
primes Baltimore packed mess $40 so, and prime $40 so;
100 bbls Western prime sold at 50 as cash. No demand
for Beef except for ships storeswc quote at $40
SO; small sales Of No at So So Bacon sides are in de-
mand and higher prices are asked by some holders
western shoulders at 4 4 cents; sides 81 g. and hams
descriptions within quotations Baltimore cured Shout
ders sell slowly at cents sides at cents and hams at
u cents, and bbls. at 81 a cents
New ORLrAss, April 25-The market was dull with
done at retail Bacon IS casks ham. cents ana dc
sides OF do; Lard 36e bbls at 81 cents.
CHARLr.IoS, May AIN Bacon and Lard, the prices
pretty fair demand for the retail trade. The stock
being but moderate holders make out to realize quo
.auons LOT good article lot OF near ltUO Sides was
landing from Baltimore yesterday, 400 Of which
derstood to have been sold at cents Sales Of IS bbs
Western Lard made at II cents
CIScISSArr, May 2-Pork-sales Of 100 bbls Mess at
- 3D. BaconSaies Of 10 casks Sides city, at - 80 net
~ country at - % net also 20 casks resod at So
packed and 10 casks Shoulders SO co. and so cents for
casks Lard-Saes of 30 kegs No. !, country at 53c
per H.; 6l2 and 1900 kegs city do at cents.
RICHMOND, May 4.-Bacon, Smithfeld, 81 cents !;
western and Baltimore Sides, 81 a6l cents Shoulders
Of % cents Hams, ait cents Lard az cents.
BUFFALO, May 5:-No transactions We notice the
arrival yesterday by canal Of 200 bbs fine Salt being
the first No sales and no quotations settled on.
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE May Arr lawrence, Harding, Boston, sehs
Hope Potter, Ponce Pr Cid French bark Alexandra, BIZ
lard bordeaux brgs Abo JONES' and Erie Gunby for No
NoRyoLx NAV Arr schr Charles Horton I'm Newport.
CID brig George shattuck Bragdon, Portsmouth, Nh Sid
schrs Williams and Pacific, for New Bedford. -,
Maianlas, April Is with mO!a..ss g Prsscoti Sailed
Clinton, Manson, Cowes; Luzon Goodrich for New Or
leans; barks Edwin Fale for Cowes Eza Talbot for do;
ana william Henry Cole for Dc; .loop Goee G,
Yarmouth s; May Flower, Cochran St. Johns, n b; Rc
dolph Flynn Boston schs Esther Eliza Clark Portland;
iowe Angelina Miller Hartford; Henry Chase, Rogers,
Norwich; Commerce, johnson, New York.
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PHILApEPHIA. May7, 1876.

PHILADELPHIA, May, 1876.
There is nothing Of local interest this morning
the of from Mexico and Texas, having &C.
cupied the whole attention of the public The city pa
pers had extras out with the detals-the features
of which despatched to you by telegraph.
Two nquests held yesterday upon the bodies of
two unknown persons found drowned at different points
in the river Delaware Neither of them have yet been
identifed-one a boy between IL and 49, and the
other a man of about 40.
The performance of "witchcraft" for the benefit of
the author at the Walnut last evening well at
tended The Brewer Of Preston, at the Chestnut drew
large and fashionable audience. Jamesons benefit, at
the Arch, also sufficient to draw crowded house.
Theatricals in very thriving condition in the city at
present.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FRsr BoARp300 State SIS, 49, So; 100 vcksburg Bank,
100 Reading RR, 34%.
ArTER BoARD-56 shs Reading RR. IS, wn, s,% 50 do 5
ds 10 Penssylyanla Bank 3d rs; 100 Glrard Bank
sEcoNp BoAap shs Penn Bank, a3S; 1900 City S. 1885,
5000 State s. day., 100 Lshigh IS se 1000 State S.
AFTER BoARp-oO shs Morris Canal Is; Is u Bank, Az
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Hall and lady Richard Duzisw Joseph Stuart lady and three
children and .s5ysas New Io Aa.oaiS Co:9s. MeIieo
British Gossmmsnsl Liverpool; Gio.s, Penn; Ro6sr;
Blake. ch1Iest9n Richard Mitchell Scotland; Herman
ley John Fisher Edward Blackburn David Hadden and
Misses Hsddsn " Hoffman and lady, Miss julia HoG
Rifles, John Summer Canada; Mr. Batersby and lady,
Charleson Leyerng and lady Baltimore Me.sn Robert
H..st., Phil.dePhis John Huses Nsw Orleans; Frank
Miss Harriet Nelson, Philadelphia Charles Sumner Cana
da-28
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sales OF Stocks at Boston.

EXCHANGE BoARp, May 6.-l Boston < Worcester RR
ll7h Western RR 90; do 9ss; Is Boston Co, l6; Is
Reading RR 35h 100 Norwich Worcester RR, 5sss l2i
3sL.
Ar AucrIoN7 shares Western Railroad So1a per share
do Boston and Lowell do 1914 per adv do Boston and
Worcester do IS adv; Is do Suffolk Bank, 2s 29
Man Co s6ls; do Lawrence do IS adv 81 MERCHANTS
Blk az cent ady do Massschusett; do psr S23o
advance New Ens.nd Bank per cent Advance 20 Dc
do cent adnce 10 do State do $50 for CO.. do Atlas do
500 per share; do Winnsmmet Co, Si3s share do
Boston Athen1um 5000.
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cence denied that they had ever said that the sedu
Ger the lady DR. Linn
Mr. CRIrfENpEs spoke at considerable length in
favor OF the admisshty Of the evidence contcndng that
such course was required to ascertain the truth Of the
aflIAyjt of Thomas
General THOMPSON followed and commenting
upon the ncompetency Of Mrs Linn to testify when he
was interrupted by General Jones who again denied that
he had stated that she wanted TO prove the
mission Of an offence by her husband The court here
ruled that counter testimony should be offered in evil
dence at this stage othe case ona motion for cont
nuance.
Mr. CRirrEsDES then went into long examination OF
the affidavit itself conending that Thomas should swear
to the particular acts that Mrs Linn would is
the particulars of the seduction if she saw the parties
state their position attitudes place of the offence &c &c
Mr. FENpALL followed, in searching examination of
The adavit demanding that Thomas should whom
spoke io nearly an hour and half and points
repeatedly argued within the last four days.
Ueneral JONES then rose and for hours and half
maintained the sufciency ofthe affidavit giving in the
course OF his remarks several cuts at prosecu
tors and their counsel
The court adjourned at five O'Clock.
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FOR. THE PILES
READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
Is NASSAU STREET,

MEDICAL ADVICE in PRIVATE DISEASES.
Ia Of hs New York COLLEGE Of Medicine
eoanss 70 direct Their PARTICULAR stsat9a IN d.ss...
injury CONSTITUTION or confinement from sasaa
cSsss s
The principal ho.pissi. Europe sho:s
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slf
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secret indulgence q kind II an invyusbe
remedy c5 impotence serity or barennes unless depend
p.H md ..s q 81 uoa
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
FOR the permanent cure Of primary secondary syphilis
81
tenn ssscsd s purifier s wsSsa d
son consider himself safe after having the disease
celebrated Alternative
Sold single bottles 81 each In Of halfs dozen for
IS carefully packed and all ofthc Union.
cosoEsrssAfIaE4R EF77 1B g 1HsHznsArAnlLlA
pREPARED BY ,he New York Collese of Msdieins and
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative powep OF the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College superior
any extract Of ssapara present before the public and
be relied remedy for all diseases arising
from impure Of the blood such scrofa salt rheun
bloches pimpes ulcers pain IN the bones OF
joints nodes cutaneous eruponx liberated sore thoss or
disease arising from the secondary effects Of sphm OF
inudicious of mercury.
Sold in single bottles, at Genus:
= in cases of half. dozen bottles HSS -
Csses forwarded % all parts Of the Unioq
B-A very liberal diss9u1t q VR3IscI2 Ry{Shisps6
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Passengers Arrived.
LryrRpooL-Packet ship Observation-Disclosures Rakey Lon.
Level, Montrea l--279 in stcerage.
LTIRr9oL-Pscket ship Camb.dge-D Bisgsn, Mrs N
Goodwin, Thos X Jarvis, Virginia-213 in steerage.
LIyERrooL-Ship Southe merNiss De mpse VI b Dempsey
Thos Hulligan, Chas Churchill-2ss in steerage.
Passengers Sailed.
LIvIRPooL--Stea mshir Great Westem-E Harris and LADY,
Phadelphia; q Jackson, England; Mall and SON Miss
Hans. New York Isaac Lewis ir dol Geo Wood, Phila-
depns; J1sspn BAILEY ana LADY do Nicholas Monschesi,
Angel Jacobs, New York; Mrs sharpe dol L Beck,
do Geo Lang dol MIR Cayus, lady child and nurse do;
Eston, lady and two children do Matthew Woodhead,
do; q Hail. lady, child and servant New Orleans Robe
bxey, New York; d N Peyser do ii shegogue do j
DO; James Archer and lady g Louis Rev Osilby, Phi.
col Iwigg. son and daugh,srs Georgia John Bones, LADY,
Brown and Robert Ksii do Thomas Patterson, Toronto
Tbos Loekhar yr, and lady New York. Winston do; NJ
Cook, dg Geo " Tsy,o5 ladS and Miss I Taylor, Do;
k9,s ome,anas k W., sneneld M,s Ionpelly
New Orleans; Lord lady and Miss Lord New York;
siana wlllia4E Levitt New York; Lisuu Thomss D. Ar
nsds; CAPS xisslss. "a .s; BX Gsa.l:, M:sss fScs:s
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WARRINGTON May 9, 1886.
very pleasant May day. Prayers Journal. Petit
tons by Messrs. Penny hacker Morehead and Corwin.
Mr.. JOHNSON OF La, introduced bill for the relief of
the Mexican Railroad Company. Severaladverse reports
upon private agreed TO.
A debate followed upon motion to take up bill for
the adjudication of certain land claims before the United
States Courts in the Southwest between Messrs West.
colt, Speght, Ashley, and Yuee Lost--l6 to -.
A bill TO indemnify New Hampshire to the amount of
$1,000 for protecting the Northern boundary of that
State from foreign INVASION prior to the treaty Of Wash.
cd and the vote recurring upon the third reading again.
II was debated upon this question by Mcssrs Atherton
in detail j. NJ. Clayton Morehead, Allen and Mangum,
and motion by the latter postpone till Monday next
was rejected IA to IT, The bill was then ordered to
third readng-22 to Is.
About this time Mr. Buchanan made his appearance in
the chamber In his white cravat with his head still in
Ginning to an angle OF 10 degrcesl
MT bREEsE moved to take up bill in relation to the
public mineral lands of the north.wes-but gave way to
, Mr. LEWIS. who moved to take up the amendments in
dispute between the two houses upon the bill for sup
plying deficiencies of last years appropriations Taken
up-and after debate the Senate recedcd from its
amendments, SO that the bill is finally passed.
. FRENCH sPoLiATIoSs.
On motion OF Mr.. J. NJ CLAYTON, the five million bill
Tor settlement OF claims arising fvom French spoations
was taken up and made the special order for Monday
next
COURTS
The bill fixing the salaries of three judges the State
q Florida taken up. With conversational dis.
cusson between Messrs. Evans Westcot, Yulee, and
Johnson of La the salaries cutdown all round from
$4,000, reported, 81 600 each for the three
Judges and in that form the bill was ordered to third
reading
And then-thcrc being no quorum prescnt-thc Senate
adjourned.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Sail.
Packets to Arrive.

NOTICE sHrYMAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving this port will
not DELIVER shipping lists, parcels
tended for this ONCE other than the New York
fnots, or Capt RosERT SiLvEy, of our news fleet.
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oyEMESTs OF CorroS IN THE UNITED STATES.

The receipts this have been 377 sll bales
than last and the exports 65 bales less The stock
hand the latest dates this year $50 4S4 bales
against 4l3 900 to the same dates last year.
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR APRIL
sw YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INST

ULLY TREATED.
IL Examined to detect disease
of the lungs.
Premature labor.
4 Sec ondary Venereal.
l Bleeding from lungs.
. Opacity Of the cornea.
; Rheumatism, acute.
2 Cases of midwifery.
6 Cases of gleet.
I Eruption on the face.
5 Primary chancres.
2 Bad cough.
Pain in the back and chest.
Tumor Of the breast under
treatment.
3 Cases OF varicocele.
Apoplexy.
ATIONS AND CURES.
l Operation to relieve defor
nifty Of the eyelids.
Q Cases Of injury Of the knee
joint.
3 Operations for phymosis.
l Operation for squirting.
l Fracture Of both bones Of
the arm.
Hydrocele.
2 Chronic enlarged tests.
Tonsil removed.
Irritation at neck Of bladder.
3 Assesses opened.
1 Ulcers in rsctum.
4 8 and 10, forenoon.
n is not connected with any
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I Domestic Importation.
New ORLEANs-Ship Hamgden-I4oo bbs pork Boorman Y
Johnston-827 sacks wheat Hicks Co-222 do Mahe
Co-3o2 hides bales skins do furs Bogart Mane-l525
bales order.
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BATH April 3o-Arr schr Susan K Mary, Reed, fhadei-
ships 0rO,ieTS N3rls eS;:
brgs o:es9s Pierce Gsgs Hn Remek Massn1s1
choc,aw Mayo, Ans1s Ryds5 Rsl.i%STs
Meays and .T"., sf Knov,o
schs Mary Lnsdon, Cobb 81 Cros Louisiana Lowe Rio
Haschs Matilda stsgls ssyann,h 9Th Ilt DIAMOND Hal
%@ s" aGSss SGsf SSTSs
T. ssst Pssfs sssd:is R:ps
Yates and Horton, CSIsca Ph;Saelpha. FlSTysne es
Henry
eo Ryder d. sh bTs o. Fe.,e Trinidad
Fair Play, Cole, Jaemsl; Geneva, Csvss s,tssmsn Wass
1s: 3sss s. sea Horton cO"0n Philadelphia lows b.
,,CHAnLr.ToS, May 4-An schs 4 Brown, Westsrook
Havana CID sch Eugene Skinner San Juan DC los Rene
qALvEsror, April PAR DR. syntss. Henriel Brsmen a.
Nj IS ar' s-i:S
DS$1! s,iI I'D ship lo
LIVES, Del May igfhs ship. London, from Losdosdsr
minss, Rom Bonsire. and Hunrsss New York, came y
Uss E s s fs % S
ny and Hopewsi for Boston went 70 this morning
bound in. Wind r and weather foggy.
Nsw ORLEANS April GAR steamship New York, Phil
lips from Galveston ship Diana Howes IRON Boston; brigs
graph Young, days from Turks Island schr Equity
Place days from the mouth Rio uaSds T mn
banks Byron. Fssisoa g. Psssbus; Yarmouth, Mathew
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-12-26
RANGERS SALE.

A S Ranger OF Madison County, will
1A offer for sale in the town OF Canton
on Monday the lllh day Of January
lS47, the following described strays, TO
wi
Taken up by john T Edmondston, a
sorrel Mare about three years old star
in the face, no brand
Appraised to $500
Taken up by James S. Blake, bright
sorrel horse, about l6 hands high, 6 or
7 years old, white hind feet hal way up
the leg, large white streak in hi, face
nearly approaching to blaze, small
knot in his right thigh and slight spIini
on the left fore leg.
Appraised to $500.
Taken up bs@ John 9mith, dark
brinded steer, a'crop of'the right and a
slit in the left ear. with The upper
half cit off near the end, shot hole il
the left horn, six years old
Appraised to $12.
Taken up by Willie LYONS Brindle
Cow and Calf Will white face. S vallow
fork and overbt in the ght ear
Smooth crop and underbit in The left
with two year|ings Of dark COLOURS.
Appraised to $40.
Taken up white steer with red
head smooth crop off the left ear, two
under bits in the right.
Appraised to IS
Taken up pale red Cow and two red
yearIings; the COW is marked smooth
crop and hole in the right ear, Swal-
low fork and hole in the left. yearlnss
unmarked.
Appraised TO 81 So
Taken up wild black steer, swallow
fork and underbit in each ear, branded
A. Appraised to $500.
Taken up red COW and yearling
wild and unmarked.
Appraised TO $500.
Taken up black and white Bull
unmarkei Appraised to 81.
Taken up pied Bull, marked, CROP
and split in each ear, one eye out.
Appraised TO $500.
Taken up red specked steer. mark
ed smooth crop in the right ear, smooth
crop and slit in the lett car
Appraised to $500.
Taken up b. L, B Henry, a brown
steer. crop and undeC bit IN each ear,
large wen IN he right fink, no brand
about ears old.
Appraised TO $500
Persons having the above namet
Sirays, will bring them forward on tn,
day OF Sale. HENRY WHITE.
Ranger
Canton, Dec 26. 1916. 1917