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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

The Quebec Chronicle learn. thu, Cart
NORM lis son, and Iinsonncaul,. three Of
the Canadian crilcs. arrived IN tia, city on
Tuc-iay mor''ior by the ship Jealous. from
LouJoa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

tc'iiferss' AeslAchs g.di.uss' pan 10 to aas
Ard trea-' u-laf. 40 s-laes. variable krI,siits
'eie~ " '-srthy eomplssieh. a c. are Tic assa
svSItous ~ dis~ssSd liver Ths tniiah NesstA
HE f,is ere slssys certain 10 remou. ,he .bo,s
eou Tlani' h-cssis itFy r,sesc N IN tn b-siv
thee meilii hgmrfs ~h.sh srs the caasr ~ onl,
- At fsirl'ff = ~ -ifrf les - ssgry a., H.
etarri g. man. A'fgle = e~rt ~ Vii 10 81
esre, gfs rcisf ara fsrss,sranes according, - a..
frrt4scs ~. 80 ssssfsd dflss Particle 4
dc AZ irotr ths bss. TLs lna.An ts,st-tls P!ls
400 efuil~ssi, eis.r-s M 'tunseh Ana tov.is u
a Liiisa.s .nd Ieirtf iur,a-, snd tksr,f.r, are
certain care fer esle d,tsatsf, ete.srs sortas
- 4 etttf aifsAfs - ths .1is-tis~s
kevsrs = s.-entsrfslr - all hinl' >oiss trs
coated -,th sss4f "a ~ sfs t-aas q fu,satls ~
E-sia ...ss+.sss 80 s's.-- Gs-.S--s L.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
"Froniicr Of Poland. july 25,h,

nS-A Wing meeting was recently held
in Dublin Indiana, a, which Hon. Thomas
Corwin, Of Ohio, Vas nominated for the
Pre- .ilcncy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

sf'lliS ne, certify TIA, ! h.sihi DAY, s'
go nay son. A!mo. u A;am, - limo
DUNG the remainder Of minon'y. and shsi
psp 40 dstis Of his confs~ung. nsf clam
sny Of he wages atsr this dsls.
Ipo~tRD ADAMS.
shesbsfns, Avg :, 1877 ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

mother Rcgrmcnt cdNct for.-Goycrn.
mcnt las called for another regiment of
troops from Illinois. To keep open the COM
rnunica,ion through the plains g. Santa Fe.
This IL the Eth regiment from Illinois.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Mrs Ann Chase the bcroine of Tsmpico.
;. ON her vast Philadelphia. She passed
through Warrington On "wednesday
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
'tt1sn al Exeter rr.r.
40 QIACkERl 40 DECEPTION

Al IuiiI-hel statement, - cures I.crf rfncl hy
Tia. medicine arc IN eNsry rc,Isc' true.
BEWAnt 80 totsrtrrifTt 40 IsrArio~. The
uni-farilvi AID -stSI..hing IL caer Of ID s,tAf
an = VIA chsrl Boz a!l a.. die 49,, fr vA.eh
% a. PEG utnsnici l4rinr msly caacs arr a.. sk
~ the bot IisftciArs ~ siiirg h. Affected
. arg I'D sn'rr.si-- 1sl.abd f,f a. Tao tact be-,
c4.srl man! al rirtiIled cognts rfsii,Tf AID is
tatrr, T. palm &C pun. - IA Ataftf u sr44l4r
lsms Al appearance for a., genuine falssil-
j.. oAfcfs VI and get the gessise DR. W.tArs RAJ
sssa Il Gid eherr, Addfo. all ordes, 10 s,sL VI
to-lsf b.stoL MAJ
y % sea-.-e sale'' ilsned Date or ,Ae war
Ter.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
Oagwerreots pr WimtaiWrr !.
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'Ne~r ns - .iaw - ~ >eA.lsi.i, g'.f.-
Tllf suhse'tl,cis ~oulJ tes,rrtfslv sn
i eoonee TO the ,nhsli, ante Of Kuilsad and
sieini''. that the, have Alen ',m. 81 the
tornet Bu.ldinG. cset Dt f"rs,s Office.
add would in,is tho attention 81 the ruhh,
to ibe ssended miriaiatc. no~ h,inr d,tI,
eiceu 81 th'if rcoms having spared o.
rsins nof esYsnss IN p'oc u'ing the tee, snt
m"st satahle srpsratns. thew tcsl con
seious TIA, thsv osn isi~ The 4 oc., aud tee,
ricinfss hst ihis bcsuulul end ,slushle art
can lfoiuco. Miniature. t.l,n IN en-,
weather, ~ith 90 without co.of.. sinrle ~ ~
groups, end vcfirAius OF t,efv description
c"yisd sccuisirlv An, person ~l.hing Ia
get correct l''iuts ~ i'icn~ wee ot thtd.
fsn could ID ~e.i to s,sil ih.ri.c.,t. VI the
pf'srn, upirtinniy
y. :. No oor required TO take pictures
.hs, are MOI perfectly satisfactory
u lnNruc,ions IA the art Il,au on tho
Wost reasonable terms
Call snJ zee specimens
J }. OrrLEN.l,.
ID WELLS A"''"
Ru,lsnd, Aug 81. ISL 35u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

I'lll. public are hereby infDfmeG that tho
Sner.ufne Iuinplse Company ",ll PIE
Ter their petition Ia the nett l.~gisis
iurs ~ ihs STATE - Vermont ~ br convened
~ Nonip' I.f ou the second Thvrsfsr Of
Drtol'sf, neIi pfs,ing tor IA act regulating
,nl securing ,t.if n2ht - '.ai %. and 20
ocl'e toll. Oip"f,on, ifsve ling On th@f road
Sheihurrs Turnpike Company,
~ isitN KsYNONb,
IYntN MOWER. fhrec'o,,
ROBERT PlfRpOlST }
Aug . l-is '3lss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
tue copy of record,
- HENRY HALL. Rrcisic,

w r. the subscriber. beng appointed l.,
the Hon. Probate Count ior the DIS
nic' OF Rutland ror,ni~.oncrs 10 receive
c,,mino and ADJUST tai clam, and demand,
oi all persons against ne esta,euf
DTii Richard,o,. Ia'e Of Iin,ford.
Ia sad district, deceased, Represented insol
vent, ani SIX months from the Gth
day Of July, \. ID. lri7. being allowed l.,
sad court for tia, purpose We therefore
hereby rive notice that VIC will attend 10
the bushes, Of our said appointment =, M.
~ Rchaidson's m Piiisford, on the fra,
TUESDAYS Of October and December neat.
''om one O'Clock mill ~, O'clock, H. III A.,
on each Of saiJ dFt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Onio-Thc I,a,h Of General llamcr. in
Mckee. several months sco. 'na'le vacan
cy ia the Cicrnont Congressional district Of
Ohio. The dis,rict Is stronel, democratic
We observe that the party have nominated
as a candidas" to I'll the vacancy. Mr. Nor
Ms. formerly L :. Senator from that State,
and more recently the candidate of the Lib
cr,y party in 1874 for Vice President, -
The son is said to bc A. his father was. n
thorough going radical. but inclined to the
side Of freedom rather than slavery.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

The Saratoga Wing say, there are now
SIX thousand strangers at the Springs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

III VI VI IN bV7 I'D.
Tlif ocri e. Tat have rec, gnmoud,d a., uss o.
Wl,tAr. Balssm - " id Chem 'ur diseases Of tie
Lung, for t~o ,,afs Tsst and macy bottle a. ny
ku"~iedss AAs' been used ~ ny patent. all With
,rsL a. Fc.ult-. L. tHu here u Wa ih0ugl
c.rhru- "a e,'.uinI tiou hal taken li.ce, TIL Viii
ea,rry ereetsd a cure T. Roy DES,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Rumored Abd,ca,ion Of the Emperor Of
Russia The following paragraph. are
translated from the llavrc Journal Of Aug
ID:
"Froniicr Of Poland July 25ih,
The approaching abdca,ion Of a certain
ilustrious parsonage is regarded as certain.
People connect with this rumor the inan-
clal transactions which have produced so
profound n sensation.
1T is asserted tina, this angus. parsonage
will end his days in Italy 1t is not be.
lievei that this event involves any change
in the laws Of succession 10 the throne. 1t
is cerain that this august parsonage is in a
condition Of much suffering"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
NOTICE.

~iilin and Tor sad distinct on ths lin Ia,
OF Aug, 4. ID isc
Present, VIM Hall. JUDGE.
whereas, Isaac Nrc.sec, administrator Of
the c>iA,e 81 Enock Drssscc late of brandon
IN said District. deceased, interstate, has th,.
day made application 10 said tour IN wit.
ING fcprcscniinc that the .alc ui tho frvct
sion ni the dover 81 Ncisc, Brss.e, wiiuw
OF ~ui in'cNnic, tonsi,'ing oi - acres of
Anl ,nI certain PORTIONS ~ The dwelhns
house and woodshci thereon .i,ndlny would
be beneficial To the heirs and sll persons la
,efc,,ed therein and has Produced tho con.
sent and appreciation. In wfiting. Of ali the
hers residing IN this State. l., themselves
OF guardians. 10 sad sale. and therefore I.-
q'csiing SAT- count To gtan, hun license To-
SCI said real estate.
Therefore, II Is ordered hv si count ,ha,
sad application he referred Tor hcaiinp aud
decision TO tie is Monday being Tic 9th
dny OF Sept. next. and th,, COPY Of this
record be puhlisho1thrce weeks succrssnol,
ptcNiuns thereto IA tho Rutland Herald, n
ncwspapci printed at Rutland. tha, all
person, interested therein may appear aud
"hlcc, 10 the granting Of SAID li'ARsc, If they
see cause.
tue copy Of record,
- HENRY HALL. RrcIsic,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

Miss GATES -ill commence . tern Of
Az Nes h< hosl In the r,.srr ic,we'l, r~ccu
ped b, hot. on Npniss. ~swemtsf an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25


Court Tor the cisnioi Of tutisnd. to sell all
the sesl estate of sad deceased. eIcepi tho
widow. dover including The fevsisipn ,hsio-
of. hereby gi,es boti'o that lac ~ill ssn tho
s,ine al pubic auction (it not sooner dspos.
cj Of at pflvaie ssle,l on tire JIsi day 0f
August inst, o. onr O'Clock. = m o. tho
dwelling house OF II u Finnsy ~ Shsews.
bury. sad real estate consists Of the home
farm of 900 aces snd 81 square rods .
ptcc. Of ~oOdlsGt II stcpi 90 aces, ono
Other piece OF WOODLAND of about IS a,fos.
one piece 81 land called the Cheney land, Of
about : scfes-slso Of tho tsefson of
about Jj acres of LAM. part OF the estate
ol the late N.,hAn Iinney deceased
anil ~ which trania finney, ~iiow 81
sat. Naihin Lass l,is estate Al II siid
real estate - encuml'efs with mortgage
20 secure tie payment ofs dea 81 sbo1,
$40 doli,fs. ard sll "f -sl1 real estate 81
csp s1ii rr,sision. O.. ,ubjsu IN l~sse tn
the uufsf. 2ned fof ~" ietfy ~ years from
ihc q tay of bfi s - l1is
IlANNlBNL II fiAtLY. Adm
Shfe~shIp. h1g :. 1917. 3lJ
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
5 5 Il ! E,,.LLooo' comm.,...
P,usford, July ~. 1877 ~

III '. me subscribers beng appointed Nv
W the Hon Probate Court Tor tie district uf
,ifhavcn. cnrmis>lonPr, receive e,,nin.
sui adygs, all claims and demand. of all per
sons against the estate Of
I,'r,s n. NyanriHc,
ia'e OF TdlThiven IN said distinct, deceased,
fcprc>cn,ed insolven', s sir months from tie
.h Do, Of Aprl, 1917, being allowed Nv
sad court tor that purpose. we do therefore
hereby give notice iha, We will attend 20 tito
business ol our said appointment. a, the
late dwelling oi sand deceased IN Faithsv.n,
on the Goth day III August nc,l. from nine
o'lp' a N. uniii four O'Clock, T. N, on
sad day
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 0.



s9 Pss Ef5s
OH Tesca '0''
ss & s s 81 sSns Mas 9Sa.s
va acth% ats So& ess%a Ave WoosS fSq%ss
co Sym sy%sy S em
S sas NSs
Chairman Co; Harbnger. Winchester Caias Arrowsmth
GSGSdspsed 3. JsSE de cSI.
Brown; Ruth Thomas, Hmesbary Savannah surges Clear
P., cy G% s0Gs k0f JGh
Fmadelphla Princess Tu'h do; Cambridge, Levey Bos'
soops-Roser Williams sturg,s and Willard. Dennis Pro-
Ship shgley from LSepCG slst ons w tn
British fS%ph EoysQ 90 days from G 2, g
% % pofe &
bark ysrsssa Mould days from Newcastle Eng
Brig yesoy K Gy "a hours from New Bedford with
British brig Blown Foster 50 days from London in ballast
British brig Fanny Conway, 40 days from Sligo, in ballast
to Bs s'sHt sehs Rsd Rover days Cardiff w3
ssi; N 5o%a $ rom y @
s ssn Me9sns sa
$ hr Leopard. Godfray, Maehas, lumber.
s sshr s sass fGs s New Bssoa o
s ssSr Exam Anam osrRs ob asD Sses sh lumber
Below.
The Telegraph reports schr ashore on the Hook
Sailed.
Steamships souherner Charleston John Marshal Sanford
Philadelphia; packet ship st Patrick. Liverpool
Packet ship Patrick Henry anchored at 8 w Spit
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atlghs osl:a ch. N:s9s.,! 81, Nncsas S;p
pS:x gYs sE Reed csl
Jes ca%%s DS
Me%lson, e New Orleans bsxs Ottoman Mobile
Charles yosph Leigh savanah sshr Sarah Sarah FpleY Ai
sa Y bark Gs A Sas
Phqsa s is6 o eHssS
ST.. Ss%:s f r. f;EE
SD sa 9sS Ma. Mary aSTs Ss'
c.s e spal fS sd fs,s
ANNAPOLIS a u cs s ss:e
sS :sbl. gsI rs,
Kswsn Wes Indies; sarah Ann Roe, Terry NYork 9th
4s sss ss'i B. ssI sJs D SS fss
brig Nsstse Barnes. PloviSsass .ehr Mitchell
s s:iSal Hs cyeop fa. :sh; vs
1 ssy iii ss: XII Ga s. ss H.5a
.s5 Aas r a% TGS Ho
flsaah tsT AS%1op
% aNy .sa SisSss Ts%%s &
York; Charlotte, Wicks Baltimore for Brdgep9r Up In
a %fS'lBS 81 Ssri Psld London SrS
' ss. rrs s1 b. AiG
Sos ss sfs eoE sSa,e oI ss u stand
Jones Ri for SsT YBsS BmS s sey
BussSs S sf'i Ha%icn
P Eaphrs.a ' I'm Bostoa Assaad bay
s ss III; 81 Ms s Bs.. as
Hope, Fielding AIexandr,, Tor Boston; Lak,n Baltimore
leS Ws'S@s% sa ~ %s
s 6 s B. t 5sx. Wrs D 2 SS" bss :
fast brig Empire Baxter Vera Cruz; seh Rpps JGnss d.'
sGs s$s ss:SSe Sf%s" 81 hiS:s
War WasSe fSf sfsa, ps"s
%::s sS'
S SsST9" 1ssnd s sehi. Ns$ Yo MeKoS", GaaJs
oss Charles B.d WsGs TTgoyb via
S : oass; I'd w .a s2 ss
:eAE {.an r.. wa ySt sg g,ss
:shr Wellington, Macon Suffolk John Rogers, H0uck
Nay A :e Mox Pencil Rs9R Ho NsT
sailed seSs Mesa"ticock, shibse Boston, Two Brothers
G d. 6s s r,s fss sisf'
EmS Hester Candy Candy SswYoTE robert Glover Cook
VERA CRUZ ANpSA RIrIcros-ln port, April 10, ships Da
ms,s; Charles, Gen Washington Lowe ds; PhTsali1
for New Orleans days; baks VIM Ivy Hom,n do; Yer
non Norton days Aaloney Babbsge INC; b,gs We
o.; Mt Vernon, Curtis. dss Woeci Gould do sa s%s
lev do; ii Bacon Holt for Oheans soon; Elizabeth,
Best unc Tucarora Campbell do, and many others names
recollected . r,,
WILMINGToN NC-Arr week ending May s, schrs Ellen
Perkins Leay and Smith B,eEEst s HYoE HaEyes
rick and MaTcsllus Gosord Boston, Watch H, Barton
line Mary Higgins NOeans; schrs Royal 0ak Richard
SON. Cape Hayten; Thorn, Wsinwrieht; Thorn sand.
Ncancr Atkins. Ashland Carlisle and By Site Msn Son
iadslpa Maria Johnson Chareston Caroline Rogers New
Orleans. - - r. - >,y
Sid lst schr Myers do; April go Frances, do; 3Oh, Melville
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A Norma Mu1Dxpxr ny HxR Hrs1ANp Axp
SoS.-We copy the following from the MaySome
Eage Of last Saturday:A friend now ut 0resnuPsou.s
has sent account Of one Of the most norriu
dies witnessed in this country the p, hms
murder in cold blood OF mother by her i s,ate
band and her own son, in Greenup county III sn uanry
about the 10th of April The trial OF the SON 1917
Stlpt before the Greenup Circuit ,n, LAST
Judge Reid presiding, took place on weunesS IT,
and he was found guilty upon his own con'esst od
admitted his guilt before the examining S ~ shot
10 pumerous individuals and the marks Oh tne Snos
between the eyes of his mother US sne lay
sleeninr on her bed accorded WIN s ms =, III III
Sn laid the muzze of the gun within lew inches
~, 49, iasd md drove the whole load into IT, lie then
w.nt and alarmed the neighborhood, declaring that
49, vsins had robbed the house and killed his mother
he fther was found apparently asleep, with his head
mon table or bench, the pillow beside his wfe's corpse
npdisturbed and he seemingly unconscious that she
was dead The mother lay In her bed her countenance
calm though covered with BLOOD she had not walked
struggled but seemed to have slept the sleep of
death The father arrested and upon the evidence
of his own committed to Jail to await his trial which
was for Thursday last, and, understand, will
suit In his conviction Some days after the confinement
of his father the confessed his guilt and de-
clared his father innocent Both had been drinking
wbiskey shortly before the murder and partially
under the influence of the demon-god ut the time Who
can envy the feelings II they not scared with
red hot ron Of the that sold the liquor and thus
furnished the Indictment to the murder three human
beings.
p s.-We learn, since the above was in type that the
father has been acquitted owing to defect in the evil
dence. The impression in the community Is general
that he was guilty.-MayspiLe (Kr) Eagle, May
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
State ~ thu UNln,ur In

PHILADELPHIA, May THE receipts of the foreign
by the Caledonia at Boston, has since unsettled
the market and holders now generally ask 81 so for
standard Strands. The only Sales however, about
1000 barrels mostly Western at 81 25 part to arrive in
four five days which price has also been offered for
fair shipping brands of which the market is nearly bare
For city sales to moderate extent at 81 81 so
for good and extra retailing brands. Rye -four in fair
request; $500 bbls sold principally at - s7 closing
with good demand at 81 81 So but now held higher
and 5000 bbs sold mostly Pennsylvania, at 50 So
and Brandywine at 81 62 leaving but little in market
Holders now ask 81 IS fer Pennsylvania with 81 62h Of
fcred To-day the markets in wheat have advanced
and some sales reported ut price to be fixed We
quote nomiualy at a l0c advance Rye-60OO bushels
Pennsylvania sold at 80 92c weight Corn scarce and
wanted we notice sales of 80 900 bushels chiefly Penn
sylvania yellow, at 95c ST. all weight including South
ern at the same rates closing firmly highest figure
Oats in demand 1900 bushels sold at 81 sec for South
ern and SO sac for Pennsylvania aud North River.
BALTIMORE, May Z, ls47.-FlourThe smallness ofthe
stocks hand caused advance OF IS cents Dbl
all descriptions In the early part ofthe week with
sales at 81 for Howard street, City Mills and Susque
hanna The receipt by telegraph yesterday afternoon
unsettng the market and giving it an upward tendency
The advance in prices far US it has been established
by subsequent transactions is noted in the details be-
low Howard street FlourThe arrival of the steamer
Caledonia has unsettled tho market Yesterday morning
before the news was promulgated, there were sales of
1900 bbls at ST. and after the receipt of the IL
that could be purchased at 81 37h was taken. There
also sale of 200 bbs at 81 So This morning 200
bbl sold at 81 as and 800 bb at 81 75 but in the
unsettled state of the market 1t is impossible to arrive
at positive quotation There sellers at 81 SO
ana SI SIR mas peen refused Clty Mhis-f esterday
morning there sales of parcels at 81. To-day
der the influence of the English accounts to the 10th
ut the market is unsettled and higher prices looked
for. The stock is so triting as scarcely to de-
name, and as neither buyersi nor SELL
mention price, do not venture upon quotation
Susquehannah Flour-Yesterday morning there
sales at Holders now ask higher but yet no trans
actions have taken place by which to establish quota
ton. Rye Flour-Sales Of LIST at SIS l2H and IS IS.
Corn Mea-Ye yesterday after the English accounts were
teegraphed here there sale Of 1000 bbs at "a CAS-
and another sale of 1000 bbs at 81 rs. We quote to-
day at 81 49, The inspections of the week ending on
Thursday evening, comprise the following kinds and
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Mshs.a O. Eoegl'sSs O Ss, 9 &C. CALI
6;on Osssou senior and lady. schohAris Go; Crazy,
Dsnyer; j. Roberts DO; G; Smith, Cooperstown; O. w
smith, do; NJ Randall Prov ~ Chsves Cacnnep.,;
vile; A. Jadson Glovsrsvle; w. Z. 81 John AshAtqla
Pbila XII, nasdo j. F Weimer Mane w Under o9d
Dr. Eliot Lansns burgh; j. Kennedy, Canads West W. w.
skif Hume; Jacob sVanloon Alb any; D. A. Barclay
UNITED STATES HOTEL. $50 -
d. Ames Jr, Middleton; J. 8 Norton, doj T. Hubby, 20
lunbus Masted Newben; SIS Jessnp Albany; finney,
Conn; w WakeIman, do; Captain Wise, PhA; b. pun
mond Jersey; w. f. Allen, New Haven't; e. N. Humphrey,
Hartford; Rice Meridan G. Palmer Middletown 3 Ing
ram, Say brook s. Glderseeve, dol D. Badger Boston,
I Eaton Barn; r.. Graves Springfield; H. G. Combs Ham
den g. Robertson, Ensland Butcher do F. u l;saes
do; II w gegghtSn Coani W1dsweIth do =, Wiams
Bradley New Haven; D. g. Bond, Phila.; M. Humphrey,
New York; j. Buingtor Phila; A.. Grant, New Haven;
Sanford Conn T.. Brand, Boston; Pelsburg, Albany; NJ
Mcqueen, Ohio; Il May, Mane 3 Haley, do; X. jerks,
Conn; L. Whipple, do: ]. X. Jones' do.
WESTERN HOTEL.
B.. Worthington, Cincinnati; g. II. Grswod. Y: Sal A.
Russell, Troy; r. Copley, Otsego NJ Gillet Pslnesve;
c. Smith, NY: II J. Cowles, do f. g. Edwards. Winches-
!er $. Gross, Mdde6e!d NY; Z. w. Keep, Providence;
Mis-, NJ Keep. do; w Goodwin Auleboro Ba,loW, PHI
Eysre AltIsboro J. Bates Masters de-;
barsh j. MeFaraad, do VI Harris Hartford; = p Thsysr
Rochester; c. A. Clark Detroit; Johnson Bangor R. s.
Hu ghston, Delaware Coz j. Best, Utica
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Arrival 0f Strangers IA new fors..
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Foreign Importations.

LIvERPooL-Ship Adrondack-l4 cs ok J NJ Shaw crs
&c Me lnosh- cs Levi Cook co-l9 crates Thomp-
son Parish,3 cks hardware Fosterl Sheldon Fish
co-28 Steele, Anderson Sarsfeld-29O sacks salt q T
soyereigns "a eks opium Brown theirs
"a cs bbls Nevns co083 bxs tin 1893 bdls sheet
Phelps, Dodge CO. 20 Richardson, Watson cola Ro-
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co.'s ties 43 bb I3 bdls 100 sheets bars More
wood eo-co bbls Moore LesgetI7 bales JRobinson3
Geo Hammersey-s cs l6 bds Thomas 4 co-I2 c. Ress,
Bros COLO bales Beas Bush & cog cks Newbold-82
crates 2 cks 81 order.
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southern Cotton Mark cts.

MOBILE April 30.--Since our Tuesdays report the
market has become quite firm, and the rates paid are
rather higher The transactions for the three days foot
up to 300o bales-lOO0 Wednesday, 500 on Thursday
and 1900 to-day The large holders are offering their
stocks very sparngy which tends to limit the sales
quote fair ii mddling fair II midding 01a; ordinary
TO- Receipts this week s3e bales exports Hl93 ieav
ing the stock 2G 2S7.
NEw ORLEANS, April 80 Cotton.-Ssles this morning
600 balcsparties waiting for further integence-sales
yesterday 5000 bales Mt advance of Acactors claim
ing &c.
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