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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-27
... Boot & Shoe
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DANIEL DRUCKEMILLER.
At his Old Establishment. in Market Street,
... Sunbury. ...- ..........
OPPOSITE TIE RED LION HoTEIr)
II ETURNs his thanks for psst favors, and re-
spec,fully informs his friends and the public
generally. that he continues 10 manufacture to or.
der, in the nea,est and latest style, t.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
warranted Of the hest material, and made by the
most expeiicnced workmen. He slso keeps on
hand general assortmen. Of fashionable Boots for
een,lrmen, together With large stock OF fashion.
able gentlcmens. boys ladies' and childrens Shoes.
oil Of which have been made under bis own imme.
da,e inspection. and are Of the hest material and
woskmanship which he will sell low for cssh.
In addition 10 the above, he hiss just received
from Philadelphia = large and extensive supply Of
Boots Shoes &c. Of all descriptions, which he also
offers for cash. cheaper than ever before Offered in
this place. He respectfully invites bis old eusto-
,pers, and others, to call snd sssnine for them
., Ives.
Repsiring done with neatne.s and despatch.
Sunhury, August ih,b, ls46.-- e..
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.HDHE ENMHUNH
p I \ n O S.

vINHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent,
for the sale Of CONRAD MEYERS Gel.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pl.
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and b<su,ifu exterior fni-h and, for depth
and sweetness Of tone. and elegance Of workman.
ship. are not surpassed by any in the United States
The following 10 q Recommendation from CAHI
DIETS. . eeiebrstsd performer, and himself . man.
A CA K ID.
HAv,ss hsd the pleasure Of trying the excel.
len, Piano Fortes Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer. end
exhibited o, the last exhibition ofthe Franklin In.
s,,u,e feel il due to the true merit OF ths maker
% declare that these instruments are quite equal
and in .ome respects even superior. 10 oil the ri.
sno Furtes, I saw at the capitals of Europe, end
during q sojourn Of two yesrs At Paris.
These Pianos will be sold at the manufacturer
lowest PhiIadelphia prices. il not something lower
PERSON.. are requested 10 call and examine i0
themselves, At the residence Of the sub.eriher.
sunhury, May II, ls45. II. b. MAsSER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-27

Asscporv Of MkcaEApY.-Mr Mseready
was never popular with stock sciors. He an
moved them exceedingly at rehearsais BY giving
every mai, HE particular place on the stage, so
tha, in the picture presented he should be the
centre. This actor must stand here, tha, actor
the.e--i, was his will. On one of the nights OF
his last engagement at New Orleans when he
was to play Hamlet. he was very particular at
rehearsal in the disposition of chstsctsrs, at the
fall Of the curtain. Eic had selected the meet
commanding place on the stage. well down !"
the lights, and declared ,b't there he in'sAsed
TO die. II so hAppsned thstas the fatal nor'en'
was approaching. jus, amer Hamlet had s'aesed
the King. his majesty took il into bis bead I"
die on the spot selected BY The phiiosopaie Dane
| The prison wss SURFING in Hamsett vs,ss--hs
wss IN the ssoniss al death. bos ssili be toood
to ssy soto vocn 10 ns ssspas,hev. 'bseh. hHk,
rm going tp. die .hsre.' The blood Of oni'efsd
royalty was up. and the stabbed monarch replied
I'm King, snd I'll dire whore ! pissss~pses
out place fhs yonrssk :sSd HsDics wss ceef
PEELED to lsl esi HE soul further sP ths @sgs'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-03-27
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u lv Fashionable .i i.a'
Root AND SHOE MAKER,

. ytis., MARKsR SrRlEr, .SuHRURr, ue
VNHANKFUL for past favors. bess leave 10 In.
Il form his friends and ,he public generally, that
10 has Just returned from the city with new and
ishionsb,e lasts. and full assortment Of Light
,olored, Bronze, Black Kid. and oil other kinds
h Morocco for Gentlemen, Ladies end Childrens
wear; end he assuies eli who may favor him with
their CUSTOM that they may rely upon having their
work done in the most substsntial and fashionable
manner, and ai very low prices.
Ne siso has full assortment Of low priced work.
selectrd nv himself which he will sell lower than
ever offered in this place, Wis: .-.-L
Mems Shoes, q low 80 $l,00
Erua Stout Boots, 300
Good Lace Boots for Women, 100
Womsn's Slips, s..- m e. 80
Chldren's Shoes, rs
Sole Leather. Morocco. &C., for sale low.
August 22d, le46-aplstf
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y So s a.T gs: y A
AT :ss sPe kslsS FR
APy Gns' SuasI Sffs
h mfsI Si'0
LyspOO Sel Lucy MSa.i%s. NYs
T rSSdsrss from brig Re-
s sim and ADAMS Gay LyspSo Uasd States Lowell
SSIa; pMs%pihs Bunker and tiayis.: Cook New YORK
snza samuel somsrs. Brazos saniiaro Paiapseo
@ ssf Sssea va 1S
ship Desdemona Emesoa Vera Cruz; bark Byron, Pearson
:5Sg:SS
VIII and i' $o c1Ss&s Vera
sens a HsS1y
us Caesar @ Garter Lysp0S; Fankkln e RSE1.0n
French Bssi and mkt; s as caiaoas. spS seSsT
s " sssos SANTIAGO r;Hs.s M
sop,had Vera Cruz; Mount Vernon Swassy TsmpiGoi pa p.
Bar ;SS Emma W.: sss Pr II shs out out
the p1Dfsf
In B. s a hS from
G aT Maine and B seh Challenger
April ssAm :shr AMI ANN Ella Cake Leeds
fhllad sid, schr JACOB Ray mona, bourne 90.
PLYMOUTH, April 26-Ar schrs Sarah Mary, Bates, New
Within s e
York
PORTLAND. April 3O-An schr Madagascar Mcfarland Ha
vana Cid brig Almra, Batchelder, Cuba.
he ia Hs Bar: tal FsSp
Orleans Esd sehr Gull Lewis from Galveston for Tampico
sch Heroine Orleans; schs Martha and Ezabsth dsg
R,cHMoSp, May 21Arr schr Oregon, Hathorn N York.
Sid schr f. Peterson, Hoffman, N York
SAvANNAH April 28-Cid schrs Timoleon, Mcfarland Pro
sss As x seS RsSa Rich
DC. -
WILsuNoroN May Arr goth ult, schrs Marcellus Col
cord Boston; w Brown, Francis, New York; goth sGh
Thames, Freeman, Boston, Cid 30h schrs Royal Oak Ri
chardson, Cape Hayden; Ashland, Carlisle Boston,.
WARREN, RI April 29-Arr brig VIM Henry Cole, Matan
zas via York,
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s$i. SrSss ;:.
IoS MAY EoMs cSISh PLYMOUTH Envoy Brown Hal
sloop-Lady Fenwiek, Thompson, New Haven
Arrived.
b. ship Oliver from a. ass
April at ~ o. lou 30 in gale from N Ses * 20 lost al the
SHIP ' GoSb Is days New Orleans with cotton
Sir EsEO9 w T,sSss :, ssss s%
Cd inst si 81 Ion 81 so, spoke British ship spartan" he"'e
Bremen bark Republic Tegels a. days from B On with with
sn'sasa 1 :. s for 80 East 81 FGks the
H. bark G Hsss" u spoke ship Maria
M Ss Gbnsan Gabah 10 days Belfast with mdse
McMqnay l5i pas ass ,n ,o, pr.,o, will,
a Ia. e a Lon s. sp e ss brig Mary Alice
Bremen brig Roland Rarhn SO days from Bremen with
2sii chests pipes 1880 demijohns to Muller Co. iOs
81 brig anthe Hunter days from Limerick in ballast
Br brig Eliza Stable, days from Limerick in ballast
Bremen brig Anoinette. vassels 80 days from Gibraltar,
Br brig Star, Barnes le days from Cumberland, Ms with
ssss S g:s s" hSs
bearing So, distant miles, spoke schr Unison hence.
Big Harrison Douglass days from Washington NC, to
schr Mary Brooks, Pendeton from Cardenas with moas.
schr Patmos Townsend from Charleston. with lumber
sehr Richmond Pitcher IT days from Lubec, wit ser,
to Smith x Boynton. hpla
Schr A Appleton, Nickeron days from Boston, with
mdse.
Sch st George Murphy l2 days from Calais with lah
schr Champion, Russell. from Nantucket.
Schr Orion Clark u days from Calais with ah master
Schr ambrdge Hall, Boston. mdse.
Schr David Case, Nickeron, Boston, mdse.
Schr VIM Jenkins Martin Georgetown, lumber.
sshr G1fesdUn Spear lsS%sssop lime
Sloop Mary Compton, Baker days from Brandywine,
with flour and corn meal, to Allen 4 Paxson.
Below.
Br bark Atlanta Of st John, NIB, az days from Dublin with
passengers. -
Sailed.
Ship Liberty for Liverpool B ship Charlotte for London;
ships Chstana for Liverpool; Acadia for Quebec; Suli.
for Charleston; bark Agnes for Batmore Elliot for
Oreans briggs Royalst for Limerick; Conad for Havana;
Agenora for Mobile; Samson for Cork Rufus Soue, for
Guadaloupe; Chandler. for Mayaguez.
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Dbl cs w Jaekson-l b Sehlesinger-9 q Searls2
kortumTi cs heimer Mlecke-2cs pei Wedcls Meyer
cks II cs echrage HOOD Coz pkgs DR. Feuchwange-lC
Groshem Capham--9 Horstman Sons Dincker-i chests
Il FiedlerS cks Hger coz cs II Sackman-l0
pkg Z Rubon-4c s hreniedt-l0 Muller3 cs Dbl
ck pei A Henrchs-l Kohlint Bros Schmidt * Vo.
eel Pig Rossabaum so-l case Peyse-22o bbls Van
wing Wltts2 pkgs Kohlsadt Brohers- cs 4 Zimmerman
IL Douglas Bother-2 II Boiler Folker x Mollman-
Labree Jones' DE- Detmold-l Den--l Kurz-io Il
HIanenhal ce,-S9 cks bis NJ Openheimer col cs II
h r. cnesL fnchei-l Dbl w Rodde-l do 4 Tuon
GER 90 locke Dougass5pkgs cs Des Arts Heuser
GU cs oetsy Servlug-l do III Banesten-- Dbl w Brig.
han-l DO tunenthn &co-li6 cs 20 bbls to order
,bREhEs1bIemen park hepubic7 cases mdse Bechlet &
Deyer-8 Reimer Meeke-8 NJ CJesse Som RoIv; Z,
hlemlng-l Rohlrsu Brshe2oco demijohns 10 boxes N
Hnschen Unkart3 Rohel0N bx pipes Dies ArtS i IIe
SER bxs pkgs Ruugl bx Ouengier& ColdseinN2 4
Ward col Blunt-l Bachelor, Barr & col p
Sperc-5L Gehlert. - w -
BmsroL-Br brig John stone--2oo brs Clark Connn
200 ii Leverich-2i9 bags nails h nness co000 sno
mouds-R A 5tusrt--i5 cks mdse Meyer & Son-N5l.
bars iroa--36 cks order - 80
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PHILADELPHIA, May 3, lsi7.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1877
Two of the men concerned in the murder of Jacob
Anderson, an inohensive coored man, on Wednesday
last, arrested Friday morning at Norrstown,
and last evening brought down to the city by Samuel
Johnson, officer attached to the Southwark police
A hearing was had before Alderman Cav, and they
finally committed to prison to answer the charge
One named Joseph Pickering and the other Bernard
Vanhorn, alias " Birney" The evidence against the
former goes clearly that he struck the unfortu
nate the two blows which had the effect OF depriv-
ing him of life The other partcipator in the at
tack upon Anderson and is therefore responsible Tor
what followed.
Shepherd gang burglars that for long period
ried their trade with impuny in Moyamensing have
been sentenced to two years and half Imprisonment
on the two charges Of which they were convicted.
The May of the Court of Quarter Sessions
menced this morning Judge Kelley presiding. The cri-
inal Of the county, from cause exhibits
great dimnution during the past year and the to
before the present term but few in number
and trihing in their character.
Captain kretchman, who was elected at New Orleans
to the command Of the company of volunteers of this
city, that left under Capt Hill is in this city ha
wing returned from Vera Cruz for the purpose of obtain
ing the decision Of the War Department upon the rival
claims to the captancy Capt Hill having arrived out
and asserted his right to the command This is
the company which contained the greater portion of the
Moyamensing killers" their absence has no doubt
been the reason why community has been blessed
with comparative peace and quietness since their de-
ton, and make quite creditable soldiers
The house carpenters about to strike for 81 so
day. payable weekly in cash. and not by Of orders
Sales OF Stocks In Philadelphia
FIRST BANDED Remington Copper, 25 Gerard Bank
~; 5000 wilmington 6s a6a; 1900 do do s6' $40 U s.
Treasury Notes 1898; Penl Bank 800; Northern Bank
kentucky 81 $50 Grand Gulf "a; 10 Louisville Bank 871s
1000 Navig ition 6 90 86 40 LehIsh 33 Union Bank
Interest co. 1000 State e. si1s; 90 North Am; ms Co 72S
700 County SIS 49, SO Susquehnnih Canal 6; 04 Gerard
Trust 2 Is Union Canal so; IL Agricultural Bank Missis-
spp, 45a
SncoNp BoARD.-3O Farmer Mech Bank 214; 80 Susque
hannah Canal, 6; 20 Femagton Copper %; IS Louisville
Bank 87a.
AFTER SALEs3O0 Lehigh Gs AN so Pennington Copper.
2 Penn Bank 3oo 1000 Texas Bonds 8s 90 5000 State
IS, 1884,.
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Joyous radiance All vegetation was parchiRgfr the
want of rain and the sun this morning is shining
brightly which will assist in its general revival.
Coz Dixon H. Miles, the distinguished Baltimorean,
who has successfully filled the stations Of Military Gov
ernor of Matamoras Camargo, Monterey and Saltllo,
after CALAMITY assisting in the capture of each well
in the taking Of Vera Cruz, has arrived in this city
Tom Thumb had three thousand four hundred visitors
to his Saturday aud has concluded to remain
another week in Baltimore performing at the Museum
in the evening at Bombastes Furioso.
The Vennoise dancers leave Baltimore after Saturday
next, for Richmond. They will then make a short stay
in Washington, prior to their return to New York.
TIE MARKETs-The flour and grain markets continue
settled and prices average about the they did prior to
the arrival of the Sarah Sands.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NaxH Work. Cnfsls. IN

MONDAY EVENING May 3.-At market, 1000 beef cattle,
goo from the South) 200 and calves, and 100
sheep and lambs
Beef Cattlerhe sales Of this week amounted to 500
at about the prices of last week. viz 81 So AZ head
imported to Bermuda.
Cows and Calves--The market has not been liber-
ally supplied it has been for two three weeks past
prices range from $40 S25 to $40, ms in quality with
steady demand. few sales of extra reported as
high as 500. All sold
Sheep and Lambs in active request at from 81 so
81 81 %, at which prices the market was cleared
Hay and StrawThe former sells at SO 75c per cwt
AID The latter at 81 - - 3l3a per 100 bundles.
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Arrival Of Strangers ln new York.
AMERICAN HOTEL,

Ho.sh w:.isS Ss4s HG Nelson do c. Briggs
dy TS;S,5 s T s.S v 5s Fs
T:::
Ss.i5 I'D sniI
Es siss ais:; :;: III
NJ # Wy
rsSrs $Ssa %:ss S:SS With y: B'"Sis
W. F. Sharp Goshen; + G. n wight, Connecticut, W
GOws HSd;er HHa sSyn Ns AbiYHy l M sos.
hswss ' Salem pi Hsr d. sps Germany Dr. Mason
-, CnrTSs HqTEL N.vv
ySns: Sing sing Ra[isa Goar J.
bour A, j. Taber do; NJ s. schoonmaker, Knsson John
uc nSsdss Penn \ Tsy ASy
aud lady, Michigan .
john G.4sa s1fr W. H New H.v.n
f esEhsm s%po L Re f. s! sase%Sqin ss
Dr'Pery RdgeGeld;
Hs.ay ssaSS Pesa,s :
R ssso
Il & WS.y COMM h"sss N Rss FEss
Butler. White. Mass; II D9tton, Long Island
Aia nAs r4 o%li ' H . a.h W xG s:
Fss . W II Fsh HY S viz Y sn,s
ss T.
fHi%sts s'Ts: g.
5% VIZ asy BssiS%. Ass%s rff AssS
p c. B1s'G Bs
T!S G@Ra R"; %Sasa H9e %JeS = Bow Fh
Mws Phi o p HSad s MS ISns
BSetn. l. F1ssseai oi;e; e # Fpt, e.; ms
CONS fE S DsSfS a. LOOMS COMM w.
RS.7
B N Rsy &C.. NJ f: 2s t CON. n s ssa
By.sa z h Nsalss Goo y.:l Hdaml
B. n9 Liys
Il s sfs% fes HasS .if b
Hart Rush; B. W Leech, Trenton; Jas Collins n 2.
L.P Preston Columbus, tisD i''''''
Mrs. Weave. .nS .s1y.n p hGrh S. pevo c.
ss jsSiGS
asara; Mr.. Prentiss, Washington City.
NATIONAL HOTEL - - -
5sSs HIrs: R,.sy.ay
is sdy A5anS sss,si .Ha
WISH Gat ' Fort al s c%ssse s:1S
Noqs' WIS Miss W M M %ss M.
Co.; t MoGSsy wisconsin T. pla'' fnilad L. D. Bar
ker' Nj Gay NJ PEARL STREET House..
JB. Whit%srsh Flsrdai Ehas Ill., NeY York; l.
s. Hall jr Crome.yille Pa; r. S. Dilleny M. A. Carter
Ohio; D. s. Tisdsle H. X. Croker, Boston; T. Mason, Pro-
4nfs sa mho% %m Nowe Conn
Boson II. s. Mattues, Montreal; Il Bones, n. G; Tbos
Mr. BALDWIN, Phadephia; B. B. Mereys va; H. Faley' CT:
B. Basis lRga .na.us,, HOTEL.
A. Tu,hll, Gorham; c. McGany, Fort Hamon l.: Plump.
ws adIs Sy + p 1s1s Bsas y S.PV
Tesdo; + FaIer, Cleveland Bsasus chaatsaqae county;
Murphy, Cleyeland w Crafts Chauauque l.. Risley,
! do; s. Hammond, Albany.
Ti%N .;,rs H al: u,..uu.. HAM,.
NJ Henry, Troy;J Walton Hopenfe Phlad; L. Dueker,
VS.. Smith Albany; G. Wilson, Jenhal, Jersey; l..
field; w T. Minor, Stamford, Con r. Pitts, Bnghampon;
| A. Craw ford, Troy.
| Theodore Bliss Philadelphia, Dr. Scammon Chicago;
W. Cakes, Haven; c. Anthony, Providence; J. Rider,
Baker and lady Phil; r. Lake, do; NJ Mason NY; g; f.
Jameson Tenon MeEe snesn eo g. s
Wi0@qShby ohS; Pa%e, aanssi%saGu Il
Mich; W. MeDoasd, NJ " H. G. Sabie Men I Il Hand
hoefpori; H. L. Cabe Sing Sing e '00A
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Cleared.
ShipsSiddons, Cobb, Liverpool, T. Collins Liberty
Norton Liverpool Phillips Vicksburg Berry New Or.
leans, w Nelson.
Brks-R Knight, Sawyer, Sligo, w SIM Atlantic, (Bre
men) Forster, Bremen Meyer Suckcn; Augusta (Brem)
psnnberg Antwerp Weiser; Ring, Liyermore Rio ia,
heiro Sturges, Chairman Co; Penucke Brown New Or.
l.sas, McCready & Go; Olinda, tBr Thompson Bait.
Bigs-Clintop, Andrews sayannah sturges Chairman &
Coz Psctons Das Baltimore, Young, Hawkins Co; Arc.
tanis, (Brl Harrington, Bangor.
Schrs-Leyi X Sale, Croker 81 John NIB, II Brains;
Jerolomon, 0sree, New Orleans Nee rerdy Coz Ham
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Domestic ImnOrtatIOus.

NEW ORLEANs-Snip Rajah--l92 bales cotton Robsrts <
Wiams-l3 hhds Chateau Merle Sinford-l9 bales he mn
B,ree't-2 bbls PORK Maitland Co9si do Wis
wall82 bales hemp Newbold Krufts8 do NJ Read-s2 do
Slragne Robinson Co56 hhds tobacco Fonst-5I bis
hemp DAT hides Ala bales COTTON 10 order. " " 80
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State Of the Flour Markets.

AtBASY, May There is little doing the enquiry
which is small is supplied at 81 % 56l4 The market
for oar has declined materially within the week The
Immediate expected supply from the canal has no
doubt had its influence. The market for oats is dull
and buyers ask reduction present and will OBJ
tain it when the supplies come in from the canal There
is constant demand for small lots Of for immediate
use but nothing doing to any extent. sale Of 800
bushels barley made 10 delivered from the
canal in few days. No change in street produce
New ORLEANS, April 1.-The European advces have
completely unsettled market which closed last week
at So rs, with upward tendency Sales have been
confined to 1000 bbls the greater part of which
sold at So So l2s, and few sales at Sc 25
The market closes extremely depressed, and only
hear to-day OF some small lots ST. Louis Arrived du
ring the week 56OS9 bbs; exported 270SS bbls Corn
The foreign produced decline of to l0c. at
which rate buyers came orwad and fully 10000 sacks
have found purchasers for Europe at 20 Zoe for White
and Mixed, and soc. for Yellow. Since yesterday the
market has been less active and closes to-day very hea
Willy Arrived during the week. 1909 2S9 Sacks exported
&c. II Sal sacks Wheat-Ths article also receded from
last weeks prices Obs li0c) but the demand has
been active chiefly for France at 81 80 80 for prime
to choice, and fully $4,000 sacks must have changed
hands Arrived during the week 55697 sacks exported
25,744 sacks. Oats-The heavy arrivals, which for
the week "a sacks have prevented improvement
in this article and the sales small at so a SOC
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New ORLEANS, April 24-The unfavorable accounts
from Lverpoo-bringing decline Of "a I'D, COM
petey unsettled market, and the sales have in
sequence been limited to 1000 bales olows-Monday
200 bales; Tuesday, 600 bales; Wednesday, bales
Thursday, 1000 bales; Friday, 1000 and to-day 27O0
bales The first sales made ut decline of sc but
after Tuesday the market recovered fraction and is
extremely difficult to get at the correct fgure-as in
fuctuatng market there is great discrepancy in the
classification of those who have been buying and those
who have not been able to separticulary the holders
of speculation cotton is however, matter of little
Importance the Cambras letters will settle the ues-
ton very shortly. Meanwhile believe that the fol-
lowing quotations are not far from the mark
Inferior. 49,. ga Middling fair. .l1A ia
Ordinary. 9si 10 Fair. .....llA IL
Middling. ..l04 lO3s Good fair :. .l24 l21s
Good mddling l0A l0h Good fine. .l3 Ia
CHAnLEsroS, April 3O.-The Upland market yesterday
very quiet, almost at standsales 300 bales only
At previous prices, from 1919 l2c.
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DANIEL SWEENY.
1,,o efrcof Mar Vo,,L

I10Ie II ann street, NetC lOK,l
ID ENJOYED TO 66 CHATHAM STREET-The under.
~ signed the approach OF the travelling season. deems
appse those who may be of
that in order extend his business well his limit. Of
few doors of Chambes and nearly opposite Duane where he
has opened Saloon precisely the plan his former
but comfort and aness surpassed by
in the city The engemens Of his sphere has been demanded
has been selected central position for citizens well
strangers. He therefore soc the attention of the public
will find only the substantial elements Of life
CURED FORM but each of quality that has secured him the
As the above is the only establishment he either owns
nomnally otherwise connected with, he
hopes his friends and the public will remember that this is the
only saloon of the undersigned, and sole proprietor,
DANIEL SWEENY,
66 Chatham
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TIMOLAT'S SULPHUR BATHS,

No. 547 Pearl street, near br0ddtcdy.
THESE BATHS have been estabshed for the last twenty
years and the only Sulphur Baths ~ the city,
They highly recommended by the most eminent phyS-
for the of rheumatism salt rheum, chronic COM
plants, eruptions Of the skin, &c . =. .
Medicaed Vapor Baths also given daily, from A. to
PM. al lmer
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Southern Cotton Mark ct.

ApALAcHIcoLA, April 24-Since our Tuesdays report
we have received full particulars of the Washington
rvings accounts together with the effect of these
counts upon the Northern and Eastern markets Those
markets not having given way much expected
market has rallied slightly the prices paid during
the last two or three days being about &c above the
sales which took place Immediately receipt of the
telegraphc report The sales Of the last few days
been at somewhat irregular prices but quotations
will give fair index Of the market
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign importation.

BREMEN-Bark Republic-H Chausen--iiI in steerage.
New ORLEANs-Ship Rajah--Mrs Mary A Donahoe an
seTvant-l9 III steerage.
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