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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-30
TOTHEPUBLIC.'

1--WE my articles n trial and judge for yourself.
" warrant shrn al 70 be resrc>sa,
Ny Eau LusrkAL HAIR RESTORATIVE universally sp
proved and admired .r'iei fee from. ardent
tai OIL and other dosiruevv maera
y, renss beautifully bright and npars the dcieae ar
Of the nowers Hair washed become.
Peasnsy son and usnfian In its growth bring
In heir ON bald heads by Its and
hAnh and 10 turning fans
Improper win aud
eriiiaroy By few applications OF the Eau Ln,raL
It's PseseSative against bshine-s and
sneeton' the n ON the head dandrufand preventing
the faihnE on Of the hair and turning grey.
the simple produce OF some plu .aiu
ay for the hair eud wed with hhy cleansing that
the Epdems and Capillary tubes OF
Ton 81 the Precipitation asd % the dry that
dcpos This preparation putihcs slses beau
to Eo's and .oncs-, and vvynr perfume
ENipENCE-Nature 10 inerhausbe nine In which erps
enee and'udy viii always find source
alone which poaees all that man calls invention
would do better. perhaps to name adaptations
For sae, wholesale and RETAIL by
JULES HAuEi, Fer0umer Chemist.
No 40 south ID street, Philadelphia.
And by my Agents, l. Giner Duva Duyai n Du
quesne, Main street. Zachri-son proad .,
Richmond CHI, Corning Co. Petersburg; and mos.
a"me n'ess'-e ""ush uhe Union oe
sJ Premiums was awarded at the Franklin Institute.
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ERESH SPRING GOODS

lNkESH SPRING GOODS
n BOOTS SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS sc
No -. WEES NAN SIrcetWhoesas and Retail -JUDA All
Ny Frs receiving BY oi
sos comparing general assortment OF Boots, Shoes Hate.
Tunks Carpet Bags al Il which purchased
the favourable terms and viii be s Wholesale
avery small advance cash Punstuai He
merchants anc generally,
goods feeling well hey, regards
. ard pree, vii avouraby any
n market Virginia. JUDAH AYERS.
wholesa and Retail dealer Boots shoes, Hats &C
MestM street
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900 PACKAGES NEW SPRING GOODS
OOO-sTILL LATER ARRIVALS MAEoH 18Th. 1877.
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FtEtUUFtNs HID iINFIN FeceIVInF fheIF
Store, No. if3 Eagle square, BY ThJs Thomgson'
Boston. Courier Express York further
suppe1 n SpfrE goods making atol 1nu psckaccs
psng the latest styles which ueTy completes their sprrg
Their stock of plain an Amy Sks French EnEish
Prints scotch Gnghams Lawns Ofgandes Befa-
aud other syoi Of LADIES DKEs GOODS can not b. sur
passed for variety or beauty ths any other
They haze addition the goods unusually arfs
stock m all The brr styles n Beached Brown Douostes
Cloths, Cashmere Neriuzs french Lnrnt Linens and
SheetHrs and arEc stock o cheap md
buys They ask he 81 country Merch1nts well
furnors and The city their LARGE AND COMMAND
ING STOCK. piedgnE themselves offer Eoo
abe terms for usualeredt puncusi dealers
NH
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r,snana. Y.r lou iss e. l11-'- I-D -
MO MORE WHITE. GRAY RRED HAIR

remedy which consderaby The beauty anc alien
appearance from which much dsksd
pezsbE tic these defects To
Change wished Erand ana
fans property ofJULEs HAUEL's VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
DYE wsieu h- proprietor with lar teyoaa
thing n hs krd this other IT,
prop very powerful though ve Ihs Chemical
wonder euah dye insiantsn-ousy their
ne.nvcnsnce For chEnfing red gray
black she.nu'
Ihe sfes, heei feared from
altogether sarmess tn. the only sanctioned
bvthe Chemistry dye indsibe
o. eoor without DANGER
has iuned the iherl patronage and unlimited cond Of
pubic II black required, boz marked \, II brown,
h.
wholessr retail BY JULES HAUEL,
Pcrfumer and hrmist,
No. 80 Third street. Chesnut PhIa
And BY Agents l. Grter, Duvai Purcell, v z Duva.
Duaucsne Main street Zschrsspn Dornin Mcllueen Broad
Richmond che Corinr Thomas Co. PcersbuE
al The Druggists through tire Union.
ir Beware or COurtefcts-Ask Tor JULES HAUEL'S We.
GETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE" you the genuine
R1A premium avarded ~ the Frnnkln institute. %
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MUSIC ron TIIE PIANO FORTE,

Music FOR THE PLANO FORTE,
RECEIVED nv i. w. RANDOLPH 4 co,
I2t naiu street.
CHE is n bright eyed thing by s Lover
- oh watch you well BY daylight do
Heroine Of Mon,erey--word' BY Rev J O Lyons
Watcher. by Sarah J Hale
Lady mine, lady mine, admired baiaf
Let Washington rest, or washinstons Gave
Grave Of Bonapaue
The Bridal waltz, byJ y Enrebreeh
Monterey Q1sdnne', byJ Gordon
The Mexican Volunteers ouiosstep, BY NssRrOva
GpndFr5cesion March I'M the drama Of iyanboe
IA marry him TO mouov, OF Peter never THINKS q mo
sweet be my deamswOris BY Amelia, by LAZY OF
virrna
Gone away Love. by Mr Bailey
Luu-worfs by Mrs 2 = Osaooi tnueh admired
Woman loyeshe loved you when 'he sunny light ffom
German air BY v usor
Thou loved and lost hrewcr-rnuse ~ J nurgnn
sleep on, sorenado Tor four BY w Hermann
Oshafe cottage, gentle wn with vataons. by y Hu,k
The Ethiopian Medley, numhefsa the most popular tunrs
Matches and eul,seps in honor Of commanders Of
The Gipsey OH. or Charlotte stincy BY r Clover
Eyes lies Yeut Biuesl raned from IN French BY
Barrie Waits, byCLH
Besutes Of the celebrated Don Pasqu1r by Ion zeti
have roimcd over mountain Native Land, By r a
Beckett
Weekly supply ofsn mos, popular and fashionable Music
Bboa d.ooun, made To professors AMI teachers Of
schools Orders IRON The will ueet With ponn attention
BY miss RANDoLfh GO.
YNHE subscribers invite the attention Of pur-
- eha's their sock q dRoCERIEs consisting In par Of
10000 Bacon "a apd new
100 bas. lsrus, Rio and Java Coffee
10 hhds N n sugar
wss, India snd o MOa-c'
IS bsI, whi.ssy fResti6edand Old Ryol
5 tons assorted County Iron
Tea. toaf susar,P Pepper Ginger Anspies
Wines of various
Bfandy-ffeneh and Apple
eoap .Candies-spcrm, tanow and adamanuns
Nails, Clover Feed, a.. he
DAILY EXPECTED
200 bbis North Carolina Neu Teungs
sI9l APPFp JONES a WINSTON,
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RUBERT NOTT

House sign Painter and Glasicr
Nsrt 10 tk Ernhesgs RarA, R,oA-era, PrgtrsA-
HAS supply OF Paints o1- Cope and other
varu-he. with brushes and Benders An as-crt-
r,.nt Of and American fOm $40
inches which derous to seor work up on the
mo. reasonable terms.
supply OF Soap stone Paint for sale low su-
int for Tin or hinge X ".
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EoR SALE ON THE USUAL TERMS

ENUK SALE UN THE ISL Al TERMS
Il American PRINls)
French In almost
LAWNS, several OF very handsome styles
GiNGHAhS. French, Scotch ami German
Hermann Robes
ponine Brrcha
CAMBRiCS, Paid, striped and plain
MUSLIN ROSES. cord white arde ubrod
Fancy Dress Hlkfs. Shaws Scars
CLOTHS for Coats ard rArt,lcons, n great variety
Cassincse e. Gambrcons and Tvc,ds
Vest MarsaiIles. Linen Sik md
Neek HdSt ard Searfs for gents variety
Hail Hos, Linen and eoton, tWh brown coi'c)
SiiS and cotton Hdkf, very vel a. fine
LINENS-irrh Linens Manufactured ral9sa
rh'p article for geuurmcns shirts
Brown DrEs every qualify
81 - and - brow and Linen
Dowias 4 Buraps, and Table Cloths
Arutucs. Linen Z Hdkls
BIk and cold Threads every Kind
The stock art varied very
NH - n. u. LONDON.
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
paraon confidently recommends having ea in The word
Tor mnarng and glossy appearance TO the HAt
promoting its grow h. and preventing is falling out
DR. JACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELlAlR,
For Preserving and rscaui wing the TEETH.
AND PURIFYENG THE BRE-7TH
This article will be found invaluable. where
psrons are subject to son Swelling Bleeding CONSOLIDATION
so.t- s OF dseay-or rendering freshness the
Iy, the bad Teeh-the bad breath OF
and who Fave ds'rdeed 81 maes ms excel
which implicit reliance may be
approval Of the most respectable fhy
clans and Dentists Europe and the United States
For sale hy Purcell r. Duval r. Johnston J. p Du
H. Eustace SON s NJ Zacbrisson A. Leslie n DO
Bro, RieLAsHd. Spowood q Robertson C. Corning a
Co. Petsrsg.rr T. HaeAese J. Cooke, FrndeIc
bug principal Druggists throughout the L. - OF OF
r. = A. Wright Sole Agents for the L. g. Philadelphia
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The defendants Fi1s Poster Lou he wife not having
entered their appearance and se-uy according the Act
NJ Assembly and the Rules Of appearing by sa
ae'ny evidence that they county
oded That the said absent defendants appear AZ the Rules
10 BE- hidden for the sd Count Monday Apn NJ H.
an1answer the t Of the plaintiff and that copy
forthwith inserted ~ Newspaper pub shed city NJ
Richmond Tor s1cees.vey and posted al the front
door Of the Cour House OF County.
q Copy-rcse.
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yg,o THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM
III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NG EEFICACY!-My


rgNO THE BEAUTIFIERS OF THE COM
u PIENlON-sURPRISING EFFiCACXNhy
EAU DIVINE VENUS AND NbMPH SOAP. composed Of IN
Eastern efficacy for rendering The
SOFT ANpFAIR well ImPsrtinga DELICATE HOSE
ATh HUE TO the companion.
distinguishing charm
Of female lovnnes. transparent JULES HAUELs
HYNPH SOAP. OR EAU DIVINE DE VENUS may be said to en-
power. ConPosed for the most part OF ue
the utter exclusion OF Az minefa Ai
tu incidentally for its ~ntErres bland Pury ma
and .oothnr ami By aenne on The pores ana
m nuts seettory ali impurities from The surface al
,v every Inflammation and BY this method alone
al reness pimpes treekes sabbun ab1
nimioa To female ovtie
bilious complexion into Of RADIANT
the neck hands and arms II oestows delea
continued vii happily protest with
syery appearance youthful advanced periods
OF life. For sale; wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEL,
Practical Chemist and PerfLmer,
60 Third street, bslow Chesnut
And by NV Agents, L Giner Duval 4 Purcell X Duva
nuauc.ne Main street Zaehrsn Doruin Meoueen Broad
street Richmond Cong Bragg Thomas CO. Petersburg
aud most all Druggists through the Union. % "
1-r Premiums awarded at the Franklin Institute
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]. N, EUSTACE Il son

Id RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants OF
Virginia trading passing through Richmond cramiRe
,si, oos Drugs Medicines. Pants and Dye stuff They
Inducements they thnk as viii make nther
nts or On eonnne their this place
rnr FaIsocd in exchange for goods At
The hrhc- mar et
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The defendant not having enei his ard
according the Act Of As nby the
aud By satisfactory tveuo- he
iaut OF ths a ordered that the f1ii te!eElut
he the iri DAY % TIE ans bill OF
the pagl a-d that copy ihs ord De- forthwith issered
some newspaper published hy city OF Rhuold azd
months sueeessve another copy posted
door OF the Count house Of tls county Copy--Tss.e.
NH l7-cwyw J. ID. POLLARD, ID. e..
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held IN the Clerk
TO country uuerehsn,s-rIOor., SHOES, HAT,

Gaps, Trunks, SC.
'NWh FHherhcf heEs attention M C4uufry
h.chaur 90 he stock ~ SPRING GOODS lafec part Of
which 1r teen received thin the and com
hrlufl aH'rn'rt ~ Boots, Shoes Hats Cops. Trunk
en- ngH which vii he found Hny and hand STYLES a
n which VIII be- sod az The pf fr cash M on
ihe usual tnf o. puncua customers JUDAH MYERS
nh -h No NcafN a.o -
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ALEXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE.
Improvement Of ISl6.

TVNT1Io HVW aTu FVIu1II r1INNVr To r''Erl@ y
since IT, introduction. has met with uneNlmpei but merit
ed success subscribers would inform th public mat ''
further has lately been made 80 that stands nov"
unp,raieed Hair either Black Brown inanta
nonv soils the clothes and instead OF
tnanr the hair mpaTs the beauty and elasticity OF youth
excellence will be apparent 10 every one upon hse
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office Circuit Superior Cour Of Law and Cbsneery
1917
John Jones piainpf
FINS Poster and Louie " his wife formerly Lousa Cop
ton wco" and rec Of Benjamin ~ Copon younger deed
ara Root shaw Administrator Of BENJAMIN ~ Ciopon elder
usecased DIS,
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a / Rules holden IN the Clerks Office of the
Cesi Superior Couu Of aw Cbzneey Tor the eoua
y o. iahoEer, On t1e ttl Gay o. February, 1857
GeOrEe " TrueAeaH ard FraHees c hIs wife. pTds.
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KENT, KENDALL u ATWATER,
Inn porters and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, No. q. I4th st,
IL Az z. rncniN.L Lr rncnnt nrriuaIs u tLni-
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Creun Superior Oh merry for
King wIam County tae Court House Monday hs l.; cay
Of February. Is47.
Hardin LiUePasr PHI.
against
John r. L57scom5s, DU
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The GeadAnts above named having tae ap2ca
and security according Assembly ~
he Rules OF this Court and Appearing BY satisfactory
that lhey nhab Of TINS Cmmohweah
rEs The 4 defendants Go appear he'd 10 The
C-tks od5- OF Count Moud4y Nav
and TIE ball of the panld copy
Der De forthwith inserted neSspapsr pubshsd
Cry OF Richmond, EXCESSIVELY posted te
font door Of the Capital 0 the said City
copy-Tcsie.
NH a-W9w Pow. ROBERTS CTE
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The DE- enda-t, JOAN Tra.beau and Ann wife Lusan
" If-ehea'L Faany Tuehesr. Henr, 1urleau susan
Iath art hares W Tr-she. Cao.n- n Tueh-au Nidred
Iurtert Edw Burnley sarah rfueher james TrHeh.au
aud Johua siors pot having earanee ard gven
IOu't an api' anlg hy auctlry evidence they NOT
hauis u tbs Commonwealth ordered That he SAD ils
named deenians DO appear here the day Of April
nett and answer thr aint bill ard h4t copy order
e orhwih inserted pu5h,d the City OF
Richmond for two months sueevey another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Cour To county
Copy. Te-e,
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ENRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.-We are
= receiving, by arrivals a general
Fancy Pnnis, Blk and white and Blk and lavender Prints
Ginghams, Muslin Gnghams and Cinrhlm Prints
Biz and atn stripe BLK aud cord Alpaccas
stripe. p1d and mixed Pantl loon Suhs CambToons
Cambiets and Markers, blk brown blue Jeans
- and Tweed ClssmcTs Doe incy
Extra super blk French Cloths and Catsim.res
Dfap de Vi.nna; Veslingz
AISO3 T. rs ~ nd Ehirtipgs and
sbeeiings - and - Cotton Oznaburrs
NH 10 WADsWORTH. TURNER 4 co, No. IS Main t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals OF Produce down ths. HuslsOp,

APRIL 9rH-N. Y. AND f. r. BARGE II. sUypAM.-24
tons pig iron w. ii. Townsend cases screws Ramapo
Screw Company; 81 bdls iron and steel Person s. CO..
lot ship timber A. stopper; % bags bark j. Wood 90
bu corn G. +. Blauvct; 81 bbs flour c. S. Roe Ia bbs
potatoes w GoH tubs butter, "a calves Capt King;
as do IL tubs butter Capt Leeds IL do 43 calves j.
Thompson % do, 80 tubs butter c. Coleman ~ do 1866
bush rye, 20 sheep, "a calves Van Auker Co; lS do
10 tubs butter Captain Dill l57 hogs s. Green boxes
scythes T. & Franklin
STEAMER SPLENDID FROM NEW HAMBURG-2500 bush
oats 1000 do corn 100 bbs rye -four 245 do meal ITO
bags feed 10 cattle 60 calves.
STEAMER NoRroLK, FROM FIsHKILL--900 blu corn, 100
do oats q BrnkcrhoG
SLoop JoHS JAY, PROM New BALriMoRE-2oOO bush
corn, 1000 do oats
SLooP MICHIGAN, PROM PEEKsKILL-l2o calves 20 bales
hay, lot hoop poles to Captain Dcpew.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, April % PM.
Arrived packet ships Wyoming, MsIcLen from Liysrp9o
Ranlett from Limerck ireland, 5,h March Washington,
90 schs Copy Gardner Edgartown via York; Mayfower,
Elizabeth Qsgood do; Martha Jane, Darling, dol Export,
Stevenson York; barge Dolphin, Lamb, DO
Rowland Orleans brig Adele, Reynegorn, Donegal Ire
land briggs Phenix, Homer Matanzas; Ida, Steson Po
Prince joseph BSant Stone Island Of Lobos Ella Foun
Savannah Montice Baker Boston; Geo Warren Small
Boson Export Glover, Pawtucket; II Field Bout, Dor
chester; Convert Boult do Martha Jane Darling York;
Grampus, O'Ne do; steamer Express Whtecar Baltimore
Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, April 7-Sld, brig Pedrazza, Barbados
BaLIIMoRy, April 9.An ships LYDIA Soule from Liver
sc feS ss MATILDA Smith tondo Br bE Gou% nj
from Galway reland brig Osceola, Bacon from Mayaguez
Atiakapas, Michigan Terry, York steamer Georgia, Can
and at several other points in the bay number Of rig
ged vessels but Of the thick and oegy of the
weather could not distinguish their tell whether bound
sailed hence for Monevdeo 22d u having encountered the
gale the 26h and 27h and had carried away fore aud
mantop gallant masts larbord waist and vessel made
York Sid brig Water Witch Ennis for st Johas, r. The
ships Hermann Welsh for Liverpool and Venice Sate for
belfast sailed this morning in tow of steamers Paapsco asd
NoRroLK, Apl Arr scl Fashion, Reynolds Nnnse mond
Georgia Cannon Baltimore pilot Relief from
crise-repors ship Leopard FIN Baltimore, I'D to Lverpoo
!h; morning; steamers Mount Vernon Gunell, I'm Port Wal
ihall; Alice, Brough, FIN Richmond IN Hampton Roads
the 7h Feb, III gale of wind lost bowsp mantopsa aud
Aam Brown I'm Carolina BID NYork, had been blown off
and lost sails and bulwaks. SID brig Lowell, NYork
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-10
Foreign Importations.

LvrHrooL-Ship Sherda,l-2 cs Woodruff & Nntur-s
Laurii-3 anchors aud stocks w Tysoni9 bds steel
Slotand-s Samuel & Wilpot-i J 0wen-l5 Mec'I )
smrdycIl-s Hunt BRA Buter6cd bro, & COL Par
) Watt sherman Fellows Scobcll-l cssk En,h =
Awater-2 Dcnnson Dsbrow-2 Townsend, Sages ark
SO pkgs Bird Gillian co.. Spedding7 Hendricks,
br. co-2 Bentillon, bros- Wckson & futchisons G
Genet col cask Way bros7 pkgs Nevins COLI Rsss
bro; COL, Grant Burton r McCline-i Godfrey
Phillips Choen Psl00 coal 1872 tons salt 1920 sacks
= Collins case SPWiams col Bayliss.-i Carter,
liasey Baldwin, John Nicholson-2 Bramhul, Abene
thy Collins3 Haydock Coz Russell Marsl-1 cask
I5bason bros & COL Stewards II w Haydock COL
WooIfe < Bishop-l Haran Haugworh-i Edwin Hunt
case; Wright, ,stnye: Shawl Gillespie studwell-l
Russell Marsha Suison co., Wefh, Rogers coo
u Smith co-5 Wath X Sherman-3S Moul.on, Rochcs
teri cask iiance, Hayes col Cox-2 Roosevelt
Steele-2 q Stacey Doan X son-3 boxes gold Brown
bros Colo bxs Redmond-3 Ghon--6 Auerbury co..
lease Thomas Coz bys Bums Halsted-6 John
ward % B1iteshed Brother, COIL crates Winkley
cases Scroder Sutzen-2 do pkg T. Rhenice-1 box
Ss.po br ,a cases Jones son box Cranley
Hall, Brothers col do X Sulici bx Griffin
~ i"hhh!n-s ch has Potter2i Sands Fuller
ipostson Brothers COZ do bbatson Hameri cases
~ nsner o. son fhfs.-2 crates A NJ TrcdweII-2 hhds
rmmmond2 bSs II Wsuon-3 cases Ste wart-s eases
bds hoop iron Thos Hl32s rkgs Ellison Bro.
hen-'' tons Pig non cases Clsrk-i Lord Tsy.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, March 25-50 casks Rice from New York
were sold at l33i rials-therc is in first hands
Moasses to be had here under rails IL could be pro-
cured little cheaper at some Of the outports Three
cargoes r p Lumber from Wilmington have been sold
at S27a2s and $40 the last being chiefly composed OF
river. Molasscs frcghts rather easier 81 having
been paid Exchange on New York and Boston par to
IA dis.
MArASzAs March 26-The market for sugar is easier
but we have 40 important alteration to notice Moasset
3rias-plenty at that Two cargoes Rice have arrived
and been sold since our last; the - at 1881 cash. and
the - at 1879, 90 days. Corn and Cornmeal con-
tnue in good request ut rails per arrobc for Corn
and S6laa7 for cornmcal Some considerable arrivals
have taken place since our last and rcghts lower
In consequence; we may quote hhds sugar S7a7s box
do: SLABS, and molasses 81. Exchange the North
~ dis; Sterling Ga prom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-10

WASHINGTON, April 3, 1917
n graphic and original account OF the aurora Be-
reals of last night-A sign of the capture of
Vera Cruz.
We overheard the following graphic descrip-
ton Of the Norehern lights last night, by one of
the colored employees at the United States Ho-
tell
:" Twas out on de Avenue about eight O'Clock,
when boy said list look up dar; and sho
enough, to de East, something come rlsln' over
de Capitol jes Ike smoke; and it moved along
slow up to the middle of the sky, and then down
TO de. West, and all across de sky it left trail
les like as if you draw iucifer match along
down de wall in dark room and de match don't
take fire and it kept Pickering just So And
all through de sky to form that straight line; in
all dat half of the sky TO the North you could
columns moving about, and dying away in one
place, coming on IN another, Just like the lines of
an army and way off under the North star, and
all around the hills to the North, the sky was in
light, whltsh purple blaze, us if the sun had gone
down in the North Dey always say dat de Nora
Bralis is a sign OF war, and that they never come
'cept when big fight is going on, and 'spect we
shall hear befo' long dat Gineral Scott has been
playing de very old Harry wild de Mexicans at
Santa Cruz"
We accept the omen, az Napoleon did the sun
at Austerlitz, and Constantine did the cross in
the sky; and are half disposed to the supersti-
ton that the moving columns of the phosphores-
cent lights OF last night, vera supernatural
representation of the movement of the force Of
Gen. Scott to the attack and reduction of the
stronghold OF the Mexcans. w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-10
State OF the Flour Markets.

NEw ORLEANS, April l.-Sacs 1900 bbls Ohio ut So so
600 Illinois at e7 (early in the morng) 600 Ohio at
So 90 600 st. Louis 1000 Illinois, $50 Indiana, 800 St
Louis, and 1000 and 800 Ohio at Sc; $50 fine SO so
buyers freely Offering Sc for Oho-holders asking So
25-ycstcrday, ruling rate SO 70. Wheat-Sales 24l5
and 1000 sacks at 81 80, and 300 at 35-an advance
of l0c per bushcl Corn-3ss sacks mixed and yell
low 400 white and 1000 white ard yellow in Kent
baggng ut S5c for white and 30 for yellow and l44O
white and yellow at shoders asking 80 for white and
$50 for yellow.
PHfLApELPHIA, April S-Flour-The market is firm,
and holders to-day demand 81 for standard brands with
Sc s71s offered In instances and refused 600 bbs
Western sold at 81. Corn Meal-Sevcra lots, in all
1900 bbs sold at 81 rs Wheat in request and 1000
bushels good Pennsylvania reds brought I4Oc Corn is
also wanted and 5000 bushels sold at 95c for Southern
Soc Cotton quiet but held firmly at previous quota
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