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Movements of tho Packets.
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IL.


ShiP-Queen, tBr) Giles, Liverpool, r Irvin
Ss%, belfast, Vsiaas, Matam co; Susan, RoSin.on,
$l rs %::s'
a: Edess NC d. Ms Ghn1s
.aIc..q 9, New oTea,, Pesgse do; Abigail Haynes
h sossl srS5 sl .sy Pa Beck Rhode
Island, Hall; James Graham Davis; aud Hamlet. TuhilI,
Ship sS %. % @ I aa S hss s Mrs sms
ship supposed American under jury manmast but with
E =. 5 s E
vim ss1i
Bedford indian Ocean, With SoS iii: n n
Lon % " s Ms a IL e sP W Win
due dist 6 miles ZIG passengers, of whom Ellen Dsman
b :hip ROYAL Sovereign Flood 5, day. from Liverpool
With @ Ton: =, 70 .hs ss
* s:iass
% a.. end a. s% p saes for
Br ship Defence Brewster, from Liverpool 18th March,
a s' j. ,; pa sasis'i Oh
from 5b,:ess
% day. Ss o% n
E.d W day, If from r:.rmS with
signal: Win s1t Laifes: Ail:a S% rsi:i%s S;s%ss;
Af' Ris. S:.a %%
badly, ..s.rns or Bsrmud.-wsned as:sn:e; is iat
sr t s
ballast q dn%slI l' Mia!sra q CO. '''' no" ' -
H. s .a KSsS't ds 'sg'
ssor: H% .ssoS 'S '
weather the pas.agss,risd away manyaId split sails &C.
ns.: To shah aE .. ff "a. 3 st. 81
!. tx 5sIsS, TsSl:y Ssy. from Fleetwood. Eng in
Br brig strathmsa Ellis, day. from Bangor Wales. with
a H. oS s.. ,; sasd .sx i J:; from
b. brig Ago, Welsh days from s, Johns NF in ballast
S 81 from HAVANA M
II % o. iOaT 10 .poL: ship RCsia Foster from New Or
s. hi Css hS s Saw u Az 3
lon IS 80 spoke bark Gpiliord Of Boston, IA days from New
Bns samuel Riehafa.oa, day, from C,Tas.., With 900
as. s %G ec With .sh T HS.n NsM S
Ashland for Boston No date lat IS 49, on 70 Is spoke brig
Br brig Mary sophi, Barker days FIN Windsor Ms, with
''i b. .ahf Gs% d s.S.SIsys day. Limerick ballast
ms.s; March p 4! ion !, spoke bark Sarah
iE% gale sprung
eatwss carried away uw. .achsoSs eRan ass
sail Ss GO passengers in the sesrase died the
b. scr John Boyinston. Sim, 10 days from Newry Ireland
ballast Stewart. 30th ult lat lon 30 81 spoke
packet ship Burgundy heneeor Havre the on Georges
Banks, lost overheard q Boyle, seaman.
schr Victor, IIaet days from Boston, with md,e to
Henick.
.schr Jasper, Hamilton. day, from Boston, with mdse,
Howes, Godfrey Co.
schr n Curtis Halleu, days from Boston, with wine to
l. Routh & Son.
schr Rockh, Hanson days from Boston, with wine to
schr Texas Baker. days from Boston with mdse to Cap
sch Joseph Hand Weaver days from Boston with mds
schr Ann Dennan, Patton days from Thomaston with
lime =. -, .,
sohr Louisa Hoover, days from Brsndywne with
meal and flour, 10 Allen Paxson
Below.
Ship Probus Devries &c days from Liverpool TO Kun
KEENAN,
b. ship Lord Derden, of Belfast 90 days from Liverpool
with passengers TO order. .,
Bremen bark Louis Anvers, IS days from Antwerp, with
passengers 10 Weiser.
ship; 2berls; brig; hem brig
Sailed.
Packet ship American Eagle London. ship Louisiana Bal
,orc Packet ship Argo Hsvre barks Peter De Mill Ssvan-
nah; JASON Hamhurg Cumberland Cork briggs Stockholm
Europe; Florna, Cork.
Dr. bark Dey, from Limerick reported ashore on Sandy
Hook was high up the beach down. and had been
stripped-assstance viii be sent her.
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J. Decker chIsiss, H. s..l., N. London, Conn, H.rmm

UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Capt j. p Crcssey, ship Oneida Capt Dagge,t aud lady,
ship Mary Morris; Stewart Ednburgh j. f. icGee Dub
lia X; RoIfe, Demaraa; CAPT Broekteld Key Port; ~
G. Marshall. Miss; L. Rice and L. s. Greene, Asden; W
GSodspssd T. adaep t sv,, sgd lady
sen rhilisaelphia C. stoEr' hartford; Blrasey 500
mouth; II: Moore, Moore, and Atkins, Canada West;
Ballard Mass tsrlsnd La,sing9aIg' Disk.r.
ford; +. L. Rouse, Boston, A Kellog, Columbia.
WEsTERS HOTEL.
w. A. Button, Ksntucky; D. g. Weed Walden; L Bud.
Woodward, Oxford Me-; w. {. Sparks, Elusenburg; T..
Branard Portland ct Iuslbp; rhilaaelph.; A. FinL.
Neil Oxford, \. y; 7; Backsnsoss Geneva n. Ys II.
Chubback, Utica; H. Y T. Brownell, Washington Pa;
Hustled heaso; John Boomer Bsll.ille ~ Ms,deP Alba;
Dodd Argyle; il. A: Parker Asganyi T. L. RUSSELL DO
A. NJ Dea South GIastonburgh; b. Croker North White
eeat; NJ Winston, soehsstsr; + pillags, penauyer,
Providence: T. G. Murray, Newark; T. Maizard, Rhode
Isl ID.
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DANIEL SWEENY.
DlN4NIEIl > W ETIN I,
Late III DIM street, Neio York;
ID ENJOYED TO 6G CHATHAM STREET.-THE II

y ENJOYED TO &C CHATHAM sTREET-,rhe under.
II signed the approach Of the travelling season. deems
apprse those no be Of the fact,
that order extend his business well his limits OF
few doors of hambers and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the plan his former
but comfort and surpassed by any
the city The enlargement Of his sphere has been de handed
ton has been esetral position for citizens Me
strangers He therefore socits the attention Of the public
both Tesident and transient his position where they
will find only the substantial elements of life
CURED FORM each of quality that has secured him the
puaon he enjoys, and which he is determined to main.
tain.
As the above the only establishment he either owns is
IN any noInnally otherwise connected with he
hopes his friends and the public will that this is the
Only saloon Of the undersigned, and sole proprietor
DANIEL SWEENY,
CO Chatham street.
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BALTiMoHE, April 10, ls47.

DALIiMohki APru 40, ieSI'
The NsW York Election Csnvction for Msnsiaug
Dd1ghters Of TsmPsrsncs-Mrs Mason Mr. Silsbss-
The Markets, &c.
The result Of the New York election Is Causing great
rejoicing among the wings In this section and consder-
able dependency among tho democrats.
yesterday slightly stabbed by man named Frederick
Curly, who supposed to be dsranged The latter en-
tered Mr. Urlaughs office and made demand FOR large
sum Of money which no claimed to be entitled and on
being refused commenced violent assault on tho ~osu
George HELEN, colorsd was yesterday tried anu
found guilty of mansaughter for killing fellow sailor
board bark Liberia Packet on her recent voyage
from Africa lie found guilty Of manslaughtsr
The first Lodge OF tho Daughters OF temperance was
Instituted Baltimore Tuesday evening The usual
officers were elected and it is to be presumed that the
sstsrhood viii prosper as It has elsewhere.
Mira Mason has made most favorable Impression on
the theatre going public Of this city, and draws excel
lent Shs takes u benefit this evening" which
viii. Of course be bumper"
MIR Sisbee, or should say Yankee Snsbse' II per-
forming ut the Museum.
The MARKETs-Ths flour market is very unsettled. SO
much 80 that sales took place yesterday Holders consnd
prices from STA to ST. Sales Of corn meal at 81 "a
Good 10 prime red wheat 81 IS 81 49, and 81
a. 81 2oooo bushels Pennsylvania red sold 81 80 So
Choice white wheat 81 TO- Corn white
u " cents and yellow 81 Oats As 46 No
in market Glovesed dull 81 81 IS quote hhds
seats per gallon and bbs 2a cetsdsmand active
Sales OF Stocks mt Baltimore.
AraL BTssooo Treasury Notes Ga; s5d, lo3 S5e3 City
bid; United States 6 1856. closed O4 asked iO3,5
Treasury Notes 6s closeds lo3* asked 1903 bid State
1850 closed ss asked ss bid Baltimore and Ohio Rail
way shares 431s asked, 43 bid.
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ONCAXH AAxHPOHsaSSAOIbs
LWERPooL-Br ship DssnsssI78 sacks salt 80 iron
10000 brick J w Shields.
LVERPooL-Ship Walpole-a2 bales mdze Msssrs Clarke
MeCormick-70 tons common salt Messrs q w Shields
co-26H do slowed do crates sartenwars Mr. Charles
paysy-i cs hardware Mr. w Cot-3 cks do Messrs II
O. iho1p-< cs ssaIiRgs do crates essthSnwaIe Messrs a
hhd. Dc dos crates do MsssIs seymouri ok hard
Dash9 cks hardware MIR Thomas H3O bags nails doi93
crates earthenwae Mr. g. H. Ball. cks do dos cka hard
esrhenware Mssrs Dawson Aertsen crate esrthenwase
Messn Richard Patrick & co.. eks hardware dos casks
hardware Messrs Wetmore eo-3795 bars bar
100 bdls do l60 do hoop Mes Coming Homer col663
bars iron Me.sr ksnnsy. sampson-60 tons No CARTS
house coal Messs Williams Guiorl OK patterns earthen
John C. Jackson Es2o3 bars railway iron II cks figs
to order.
PALERMo-Bark II NJ Feder-50 sulpher 1870 bis rags
IL eks bis peel 30 bxs 600 bXs
lemons 1889 bss oranges Soo bags .umae to FiedleE
anhahl-32 4 DoIan, Jr-oo Gerdng-2 w w Sichthal
Il II Doller-l w II Schmidt-24 Groshem & Clapham-2O
Caswell-l boz Hooze vietor-30 10 10
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Notice to Mariners.

DErARTMErr or STATE, I
Washington. 9th April, 1917
The fcow information has been received from the esa'
tea cf .he rIilea -.lc,. NJ Cops ibaeen, penmsk:-
In q al the Royal IMAM
er Of Custom, sd Commsrce da.ed 10Th -brnsr 9ie u
sheeby ade known that " Imposing and Locating the ses
marks IN the approaching in the inland waters on TIC
western oonst of slcsie - SEATING white bescons 70 the
laboard 81 vessels boand ne part OF which has
m,nsr,P been shaped iq form cross will now N place
Royal Chambers IT Customs and Commerce for the western
coast Of the Dutchies Of Seswick and Holstsin.
0luekstadt, February !. isi7.
Spoken.
Ship Pioneer Graham from Baltimore Londonderry Ire
land, March, lat ~, lon 3d.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Family PrDvlslOn Mark et.

The prices for fair good beef and veal Of first quality
at all our principal markets. range very highthe sup
ply of the latter quite small The quantity and quality
Of poultry much wanted rather scarce wild game such
black duck, brant pigeons and snipee, plenty
IL quite plenty, and shad have come down somc-tho
finest soil eachthc wntcr Of the Hudson Is too
cold for them to DO tempted up Into It, Butter
mands Is Sd per h. from the boats and large dealers
and groccrs add three cents more. We advise our far
to send butter and less milk u the cty-it
viii pay far better at these prices. Eggs In great
demand, and scarce mt for l2Hc.
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NJ. WISE,
OPTTCIAN. FROM GERMANY -,
M OST informs the citizens OF New frR sno
lvl the public in general that he has located hmse I'D h
NO 1877 BROADWAY,
Where be found large and co9Gctst OF
~ COLD, SILVER AND STEEL rntAMEs ,;.,,
Mr. would also remind the public to whom ne Is partially
he III 10 Saraogs Springs for the last
wears That bv his knowledge the Optic science he ena.
bed - deer,nne The Glasses suitable for Persons
with weak ayes be supplied with glasses which viii great
" benefit and not strain the sight - - p.u...:.
Ground lass OF The flint which, through their high
and ue ground produce the vision and have
cen highly recommended the best in their effect uron the
eye for preserving and improving the sghn Confined writ
~ Short sighted persons and such have been operated
upon FOR Cataract can sso be suited .
I@Hc inserts New Clauses, Of superior quality IN old
frames and socits the psonoge Of all want q bis articles
suit the sight for five years, exchange them without extra
charge. m3i imsr
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couSrsuss coumitss he said the organization Of the
courts could not be completed until this hl passsd
The President, ad intsrm, (sir Lester9 said the mo-
ton was In order.
Mr. Hard appeaed--the report false and motion
to recommt always in order and then the senator
withdrew his appeal.
The report laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed
like question in respect to the report Of the Confer
snoe Committee also arose in the House. Mr. Burneu,
Of Chautauqusths chairman of the offered
resolution that the House do insist upon the ttimatum
inserted aoovs The resolution pasonatey debated
until O'clock r. NJ, whom the House took rscsss
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M ARRIED LADIES.-Married Ladies would find much
WI to interest them by perusng Moral Physiology written
BY the Hon. Owen with additions and alterations by
red and the advice strictly followed persuaded
that different state Of society from the would es
The Of poverty and the prospects Of large family of
children, which could be but poorly reared many
prudent people ron entering the state but here rs
vse all such objections Price Of the book so cents For
sale by Zeber Co., Of Third and Chestnut ST. Phia-
delphia. and the Editor No. Ann street, New York.
M Inn r
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q. b. CLARKE,
a n

MO. lIs WILLIAM STREET, OPPOSITE THE NEW
IN STORES, BETWEEN FULTON AND JOHN
sueetsln the Spring all bodies the covering
but the only animal who has for it. The question
Mime strictly cash business both in n buying and sell
for S20 qualities Sic and Sis Black Cloth Sacks Sill
ready made Every in the trade equally good and
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Foreign Markets..

Rio DE- JANEfRo Feb 26th-Since the 18th Of January,
alteration has occurred in the political affairs Of this
empire Montevdco dates to LIST inst report tho state
of affairs there having undergone change of import
some of Oribes troops and retired to Madonado Flour
Stock In all hands may be 10000 bbls of which $1,000
remain In first and specuators'say $500 barrels Rich
mond 10000 bbls Baltimore, and 100 bbs Columbia
Quotations to-day % 000a23 600 for Richmond City
Mills l9a20rOO0 for ODancc, and IN 900 for Bal
the supplies, which, IL moderate. further advance may
be looked for Bark Isabella Hync proceeded with her
inward cargo say 1000 bbs -four, &c, to Montevidco
from whence have dates TO LIST inst On the 26th ut
hour IN quoted SIS to SI3 T. to not 50 ii to so 3I On
LIST nst advices from there state There has been no
improvement or movement In -four nor do we anticipate
any TOR some time as tho principal purchasers buy from
hand to mouth Rio 0rande dates 10 the 18th instant
quote % a23 800 for Galego % 900 for old Haxa
22nO0o, Georgetown and Baltimore lsHal9l. At Bahia,
9Th inst, Richmond Is quoted 30 0O0 Baltimore 49,
Stock about 1900 barrels OF all qualities. Amcri-
our stock has been reduced, and there il now more
inquiry for plain shirtings and drlings Drills brown
20 In go $50 bcachcd drills 240 berries rood
30 800 220 donips good $50 $40 m; blue drills
good, 30 In 200 do ~ % In 2a0 900 Exports
coGcc--The supply Of ordinary throughout tho month
choice aud superior appeared In market Good hrsts
and regulars have declined 20 rs per arr within the last
few days Choice superior may DO quoted 100, superb
ors $50 3050 and good hrsts 1880 1890 r. stock
In market 10000 bags Hidcs-Thc stock may he esti-
mated Mt 90 900 of all kinds Light ut $50 1875 RS; hca
w $50 100 Frcights-To Europe 40 eos stg, ana
90 per ton, and Ia the United States 20 80 pa and
per bag. Exchange has been huctuating throughout
the month from ask 29d and IL may now BE- quoted At
9akd Spscic-Spanish Doubloons 2oNoo0, Patriot 90
2p0OO Spanish Dollars 1880; Patriot 1850 l'ssO-
silver 90 1907 stock els3k . s4r ~. Garsfe
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land.
Whoever will give such information may lead the
above described shall b entitled
portion Of the flost upon and
conviction of the offender, ifstolen.
For further information apply TO
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
ApIEs and Gentlemen having any of or superfous
price for the same by sending note or by calling on the
subscriber his residence through the post which will DO
punctually attended to- II. DE BOER, Tx Canal st.
Up Stairs
N B-Lades can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer
Old stock and job goods bought Of any description and
m23 m RI
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Sales OF Stocks MT Boston

EXCHANGE Board. April LILO shas Western RR, io2
yidsnds az IS Norwich Worceste R 5O51; 25 do 5os
~ do sod 50 Is do % 80 do b3Od 50s; 80 do, sl0d
$500 do l02.
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d I M REWARD.-THE NEW YORK, Albany, and
" HOV Buffalo Telegraph Company will reward q

&1OO REWARD.-THE NEW YORK, Albany, and
AOV Buffalo Telegraph Company will reward Of
Sos who shall gye such information .h.
law, for wfully niurng the Telegraph Line Or Propery
UTICA Oct. 9Th, 1876
An facilitate the construction OF Mone's Electro-Mag
netic Telegraph. Passed May u, l843.
The people Of the State of New York represented Senate
and Assembly, do enact as follows
Sec 1.-The proprieors Of the right Of MorseS Elec
ro Magnetic Telegraph may hereby authorized
any of the within the limits Of this State by the
erection posts butments for sustaining the Of
the same Provided that the shall any instance
be so constructed as TO endanger inurousy interrupt the
navigation Of such and provided also that the private
rights of shall be wise impaired by the
visions Of this shall this authorize the
ton Of BRIDGE other similar erection Of the
OF water in this State. Any person persons who
shall ksowingly wilful nure modest destroy Of
the SAID lines or the materials or property pertaining thereto
shall on eoayicton thereof be deemed guilty Of INSIDE
thereof
Sec The Legislature may a! any time, alter modify
repeal this and the shall take effect Immediately
Keeper, owners Of Junk Shops and all other
requested to give notice the Telegraph Office Poss
Buildings Of Hanover Exchange Place or
to the undersigned Of offering copPsr wire for SALE
New York, March 5, l94I. No. ~ WALL street.
me lmsr
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
T AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having superfluous effects
IL TO dispose Of, such Wearing Al nare Furniture &c,
obtain fair cash price for the same by sending for the
subscriber through the Post Office otherwise who will
attend at their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladie. can be attended to by Mrs. J. LEVENSfYN.
1fpAr
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Foreign ImpOrt0tiOns.

Passengers Arrived.
BREMEN-Bremsn bark CharlotteH Gundarlack; A Belle
hausssn; and 1875 In the stserags
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
AHRENS, Draper and Tailor 20H Ann str eet, tobegs
inform his patrons and the public IN general that he has
hand large Of French Cloths Casmeres
Doeskns vesngs Sc for the coming season which nay
possible style IS per cent under Broadway prices
No humbug-cal and see. m23 lm'rc
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MONTHLY REPORT FOR MARCH.
THE yonK -
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
No. rs Chambers street
CASES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED.
Urinary Consumption 3Partial Deafness
Abdominal Urcpsy, Indurstion and EnlaEemen<
palpitstion Heart ofthe Neck ofthe Bladder
Gononh9a (fvmale)
Seminal Weakness 5Suppressisn of Menscs
Cases Of Midwifery FanQ Womb, with bearing
Fiuor Albus down pain, caused BY ul-
kheumatsm ceyation AID Inflammation
Primary VenereA of os utsri
Secondary VenereLl Dizziness and Pain in the
Irritation in UTethia Heal
Falling Of Bladder, female 4 elect 3 do Impotsnsy
Inflammation Of the Eyes neontinsucs Of Urine
Cases Dyspepsia Ulcer the Noss
Cancer Uterus, ncurable
SURGICAL OPERATIONS AND CURES
Eucys,ed Tsmor removed Structures in Ursshra
from the inside of the Lip Y rinary kistula
Fissure in Female urethra trastures Of the Leg
Of five years standing, Fracture Of the Aim
very painful Bad Injuries Of the Hands
rizations cured II. ATTENDED, to .
Several Abcssses opened Enlarged Tonsil removed
The poor attended to between and ocl9Sk,
DR.. HOMER BOSTWICK,
al42wsrc Surgeon and Physician Is Chambers
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
n A. G. CASTLE 3sl Broadway of White street.
II cathe attention Of the public his and approved
method preserving arthcally sound which
aud considered useless The editor of the ~ enrg Post
Castle in his practice of eighteen years has obtained
enyiabe emnence he operates the teeth with skill
aud aby his composition filling decayed sore teeth
while nEssrs ALL ACIDS AND INJECTING AGENTS. it
der the tooth perfect into the tooth
while IN soft state without pain and becomes hard For
it is peculiarly adapted We have tried it,"
M 1mAr
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State OF the Flour Markets.

PHiLApELrmIA, April lo.-Eveuing-Fl Flour Is stil very
scarce, and with fair demand for export 1900 bbs
straight brands sold at ST. and 1000 bb mixed Western
at % u.s. to arrive 80 s has boon refused and 81 60
morally asked for standard brands. Corn meal rsthe,
dull. 1900 bbls POnnsyvsnia sold at - 55k - 62k
Wheat request for shipment and 5000 bushels sold at
81 81 for good reds and 81 81 for white Corn rather
quiet 5000 bushels Penn. yellow sold 1t % o 81 cts
weight.
Nrw ORLEANS, April 7.-Corn--Sales 1900 sacks white
and yellow and GOO white IS cts and 400 yellow In
cotton ss< Nodemand for inferior dsscrip
lions inferior bags Froights-Cotton to Liverpool L.
and bat little offering Heavy freights nrm and more
Offering than vessels loading can take
CINCINNATI, April l2.-After report Friday
evening 500 and las bbs sold from store Mt S.
On Saturday the news from Europe Of which had
verbal information previous day came to hand, and
forenoon steamer from Pittsburgh brought advices Of
the arrival Of another packet with still two days later
intelligence and also showing further advance In the
prices Of -four making the advance since last steamer
The sales early 26s and 10 bills from canal ut
50 H. subsequently 9o 4s and 500 bbls from store at
S. and $50 do at SO 5 the latter delivered and
New Orleans inspection guaranteod loo and III nois
from railroad 100 1000 and small lot from store ut IS
rs: AO6 do ON public, but at very full price
making an aggregate Of 5000 bbls
CHICAGO, April 2.-Navigation Ia open 10 different
points on this Lake. The Detroit makes daily trip
100000 bushels Of wheat hore 400 900 barrels
of dour In Detrot $500 barrels passed the railroad
to Detroit from Saturday night to Monday morning last
There IL flour waiting shipment along the line Of
will remedy that 10000 bbls. Of prime -four sold
for about s. 90 Buffalo spec uator who went by
press Detroit before they received the bsrna
They pushed to this place and took 600 bushels OF
here in four or five days AFTER her arrival telegraph
to this point will stop Expresses.
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NEW YORK POUDRETTE COMPANY,
% Chambers street, corner Of Centre.
DOUDRETTE FOR SALE, wholesale and retail, Of the
very bestquaty Ferlzing Powder for flowers vines,
fruit and grass pats for sale by the Box30 Is
cents and 81.
N Borders for the removal of the OF sinks and
cesspoos promptly attended Careful and trustworthy
always employed. JOHN =, BRlNCKERHOFF,
~ OyAr Apanf
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HALL LANTERNS.
2 000 THE LARGEST and mos, splendid assortment
OsOOO OF Hall Lanterns of cut, engraved and Mhined
sl,s offered The public Wholesale dealers will please
elsewhere. Ornamental sterns for sale Glsss Bent
GEORGE EDWARDS
al im~r III and ll6 Nassau street.