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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28
Married.

On Wednesday, June 90. at Coliersville, Otsego Co,
~ Y, by the Rev James W. Phillips SYLVESTER LYMAN
of the firm Of Lyman, Converse D Pomroy. Of this
city to Miss ELvRA c. only daughter of Jared Good
year, Esq ofthe former place.
On sunday, 27th inst, at Trinity Church, by the
Rev X c. Shimeall JOHN HAviLAND LEoGETT, Jr., TO
CATuARisE FANNY RIVER.
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LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATION.

FIsH-We report sales Of 600 quintas cod ut
the retail demand continued good. 100 half bbls
Connecticut shad sold the No at 81 and the No
Ts So.
FauIr-Sales of about 800 boxes Clayer'sD raisins
were made private terms
HEMP quiet.
Hlprs-The sales have been moderate during the
week parcel Of Rio Grande sold at llA, mos; about
5000 Mnas ut ~, mos; 1000 Southern, to 50 cash;
500 Maracaibo and about 1000 Carthagena on private
terms
LrAp-The arrivals from New Orleans large, and
purchases could have been made ut 81 A.
LEArHER--The market is firm, with steady sales. We
quote hemlock light and middng weights, l6h and IL;
heavy 10 and 5}s; damaged 10 to l4sc Oak slaughter
light, % to 24c heavy and middling 30 to a. finished
upper 2kc per foot calf skim fine 10 to 81 per pound
MoLAssEs.-No sales Of moment TRANSFERRED
NAVAL STORES sales OF spirits turpentine were
reported at 3l<c 36c.
PRovrs,oNs.--sales Of 400 bbls new mess Pork we're
made at $40 SICK Irime was steady at Si3 90. Beef
continued hrm but sales were limited Lard exhibited
L-Rrcr was quiet and prices unchanged
sueAR-There was not much doing while prices re-
manned the
srEp.-we report sale of 5000 lbs Ohio New Clover,
at 10.
Tosacco We annex the usual weekly statement of
prices sales receipts and stocks hand the week
Sold Reed this Stock.
=, It, ~, Prices This Teck. week. on hand.
and N Carolina. 2Ito TX $50 hd,. a7i lids.
Maryland and Ohio 10 bd.
f fss%., ,s%,a ,s seed s,Ss sss:
Florida. $500. to 90 8cs. 90 cs.
Havana. .......ao tola5 40 bales. - sSi bis.
TTs s,s ali Bales 80 bl. sss b.
A. anctiou, II hhds Kentucky at 2,s ~ 40 bales
Cuba tli1s 10 1913 bbls Domingo at II q 49, The
WHALEBorE. No change in prices.
WBisKgY Was duh at ~ csnts.
WooL-fhs stock Of fleece continued very light The
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RECEIPTS DOWN THE HUDSON RIvEn.

l<
Asass--We report sales of $50 bbls pots at 81 SIX
We quote pearls ut IS 6sa
BREADs1UFrs-FiOur - fhe sales Of Michigan and
Genesee flour footed about 30 900 barrels at 81 81
l2h Much of the Genesee sold at the latter figure
consisted Of straight brands with about sou barrels :
straight brands Michigan at the price LOCO do
mixed brands Michigan sold at So S 500 barrels la;
hoo Ohio sold at ST. 900 do round hoop do 81
So and 100 extra Genesee at 81 25 1000 do straight
July at ST. Wheaf.-Goo qualities of Ohio white SC
good request and sales freely made while poorer
qualities. with mixed, &c were neglected The sales OF
Ohio reached about % 900 $4,000 bushels, 10 900 of
which were white and brought 1850 400 dc Massilon
brought the same price. 5000 do brought i57c OOO
do extra white brought loco. The remainder brought
about lose Corn The sales of northern yellow chief
~ round Gncludng 1900 DO in the sp) reached about
25O.0 bushels at 9sc 900 do Baltimore mixed sold
do heated mixed sold at 1884, and 500 do damaged vel
low sold Soc sales of about 10000 do chiefly north
mixed. made at 92c including parcel of good
do at coke and 5000 do western reported
sold arrive in August at S5Hc. Rye-A sale of 800
bushels made at ll0c. Oafs2000 bushels sold at
60c
Doors AND SHoEs-Wages have advanced cents Der
pair descriptions Orders are large and cannot
be filled as fast as required.
CASDLEs-Sperm remained ut Sic.
CorrrEWe report sales of 100 bags Java at sc; $50
do st Domingo at 6kc, and 100 do Sumatra at 6hc.
CorToN--The business was moderate to-day. Holders
were generally less DESTROYS of selling at the present
rates. the amount sale considerably reduced
encouraged to wait for the steamer
difference between the two markets Is pretty
much wiped of The following quotations those n
which parties will meet and at the inside it Is diff
cult to buy.
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IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE-The grant Of the excIu
sye privilege Of naygati.g, by steamers the ORR
aud Apure Venezuela South America having been
made t9 me by the Natieoa Congress of that Republic for the
terms highly advantageous am desrous of making arrange
men,s, Immediately with individuals a company,
hundred thous,nd dollars will be required shall arrange
evidence from credible and sources OF the
yighility OF these rivers 1.-THE Apue being main branch
the Onoco) aud that the be
ful aud exceedingly profitable.
Individuals inclined embark this scheme
invited TO correspond confer personally with me ON
the subject Letters directed at this city (post padl
will be promptly attended and may be had az the
ONCE Of Messs Ellis Shepherd, No Nassau street be.
the hours Of II A. NJ M during the mont, NJ
July. VESPASfAN EIIIS
New York. June IS 1917. ias Tvs n,
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New York, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 90.
Sales of -four were made to fair extent to-day chief
ly at 81 q lax for Michigan and Genesee. Some
small lots of mixed Michigan SOLD at SO SIX
small parcel of extra Ohio sold 81 co. and Of extra
Genesee do at 81 IS, The market closed with some
frmness than yesterday, at 81 l21 the latter
price being paid for good brands Of Genesee Consi-
derable sales of Ohio white wheat made at l57
1850, and for extra do, at 1900. Corn continued to
move pretty freely and sales of Northern mixed were
made at 90 92c; of Western do, at IS a 9Oc and Of
Northern yellow at 9sc Sales of New York meal
were made at 81 So Rye sold at ITO and at soc
Prov very quiet and faes limited Sales of
new mess pork made at $40 a Is l2H Prime do
we quote at SID So There was no change in beef or
lard Groceries were inactive There was very little
doing in sugar molasses There some sales Of
Java &c and of st. Domingo at 81. The sale
Sumatra noticed yesterday was made ut &c ut which
further sales were made to-day
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THE COMMISSIONERS Of Emigration hereby give no.
a:a s. s s. as s ss s. Nsw y" y s si he
II, be required Td make !" writing ihs Mayor
val Of such vessels in said the first of
the law of May 1917 and of omission neglect
to make such report the penalty Of sevenyfve dollars for
% II h be .y S oss e
General s Agent q the Commissioner Of E"isa,Ss
.Gpr.k ri;EREs KANDiEs-Consra,tiy rec wed and
II for sale By the subseroeI tenstled de6entgT. full
Bandes Of Cognac, Rochelle and Bordeau avo
great sS SSsy Of new and U in AID
importer Dealers invited to call nd examine samples
my2s s@.r Office No. loa Wall street. i New York
% ssa. a:
s"Ss' Of u the joints Er'fpa Ts.eI Ring Worm
gropretors depot ss Canal quantity ad
subscribers will be BAKST ijsHsfs
OLEOsTATIC LAMPs.-L Chapdelane, No. y3 Broad
a. sa .sS, as
es ss french Were BY the ssssIa.d hi
lamps now use These lamps for sale only 315 Broad
Also hand large of rich plain and Gu, glass
es r II. Sais china ware 'os's
ERWAILENTTALThs undersigned haye hand fresh
sale saa es !" pound D'ehiS H s
Apothecaries and chemists. Sole 81 ccessors 10
. PLACE < SOUILLARD.
m233Ot|rc No 2 Park Row, aud j8i Broadway.
NJ EINHARDT'S 4 STOTY'S GiLDED BRASS LET
Lvl TERS FOR S!CNS-Ohfce 20 Maiden Lane, entrance
Green eeThese letters remarkable for durability and
brancy OF the gliding unequalled by article IN
the citywhch br,Iancy is warranted stand exposure
20 the weather They alsojapannsd color may
be desired ai96m IN
TAMks NJ KELLY, Shakespeare Building corner Of nth
and chss.u, M e Da aud ,h T,boT
sad ell known establishment the Shakespeare, at The North
West Of Six aud Chestnut streets where III be found
large aud general OF English Fenc and other
goods ofhe best quality He has made have
early fresh Of all reasonable and FASHIONABLE goods
and patterns He will devote his entire time and attention
his bu that all those who favor him with their custom
may Deepen upon Their being supplied al the shortest
notice which. ia these times may be regarded as OF not the
least importance By the arrangements he has been able
make from his !oug experience ~ business aud IN the OF
purcbang goods he will furnish s customers at us chnp
ashopt BILE Mercer and Tailor
the city h. therefore, respectfully solics public patron
ftiihdeiphn, N,, .ist7. jei3 linz
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By reducing the -four to bushels Of wheat. at Ave
bushels the barrel the surplus In bushels is o7Ol,-
las Add to this bushels per head for the home
consumption of population of a50oO0 and have the
grand total raised In 1885, of eight millions hundred
aud ffty-one thousand hundred and twenty five
bus hels
Reducing wheat to barrels of Hour, we have an
aggregate surplus Of last years crop for export of
lI1O1 barrels of four
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$500 REWARD-The Jewelry Manufactory of the
s sni ss . 9
CONSISTING Of slcs Of sealed Finger Rings lot o!
Ss1
Of Be-. ss lot
another lot suitable for small stones also unn.hed about 80
is for
a o fs R us asS o Ct
hfa Sse ~, a sS lot of n I u @
jewey repair consist ns Rings Snaps, Brace.
s s e%ss sIa:di'ai e fsa eE si L:
S@sS ss i'''' Tc%Ixs5 Is s
600 REwARD.-Drowned, last evening, about hall past
T od
five feet five inches high dark hair eyes plat
gold fs sSn isfs s"ssh
s s
The wi" s s RGI 5fs e. ss
bRs o would 1; srs
inform the Of the Cambria that he has
$ s" rSsf viii s %caS1
CROTON WATER COOLERs-I would most respect.
ID gy gall the attention Of the public newly invent
by o this article surpassed most excellent
S Ss s mad. nd pSSs also
The above will be sold may be Within the
s s i 8: E
X EY PORT PAyILI2NZ,Ths de!ightful summer gs,
so @ Be on his part render hi. one of The
1.-TWO steal"
NoTICE-TheJ oqraeymen Gilder.' Association, Of Phil
adephia takes this method ofcautioniog the Journeyme
ssas s%gsyss have
are not e go there ihe.
that will required this and several Of work
5.s 81 : g M..:. swes ls
s os ST. On h he
%s :as tss 'sSd. Misst
his sincere thank. to his friends and
his establishment and bers leave to inform them at
ne under hs necessity OF closing the same n
MI Go,ling will keep hi, office for the ensuing
weeks where all having claims against the above establish
ment vail please TO call FOR payment je2I It.rc
N 2T I;.L TO YisiTERs; Sc.0,u,,emsa f.mis.
Jwelry Gre arms furniture &c. which they desgs dispose
.ss I'll: who best Il. G: By
sidences by appo,ntme H. LEVETT,
fhce No.2 w III street corner Of Broadway
NIB ine addressed through the Post Office c'herwse
will receive prompt attention. jr27 3 src
INK. ELLIOTT Ocuilst, oS3 Broadway ini,rms his pa.
- tienfs that during the months he will be his
1fce from 10 To O'clock Tuesdays, and Thursdays
J-8 7ris21fossrr -
StANlSH LANrU AEE.-A young Spsniard having some
~ iesue hours would like spend them ia giving private
Instruction reasonable terms young wish
Hs ss: Of h hi. sps. winch address @ live
-ncc give, it equiied. js27 2,sm
The, tOLiOuINU TtSilMONY Of the efficacy OF
scbencks Pum nic Syrup given entire benefit
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UNION COURSE, l.. I-TROTTINC

Gl&1&s S1heAx
DURSE $50 mile heats best fve.to harness. for irong
horses that never won purse over one hundred dollars
r9rse S3o under the saddle the the above Entrance
Green Bevens To come of on Thursday. July LIST.
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has commsnosd freight house, eight hundred feet
long, 10 also commenced and house, four hundred
feet long, partly completed The expenditures for i'm
proving the dspots and the road this year, will be
100000 The grading Of the road from Kalamazoo to
August and the iron laid In another year When all
Is completed 1t will cost not far from So ooo and 1t
Is calculated will pay fifteen per cent
The annexed statement Of the surplus of wheat and
hour Of the last crop of Michigan exhibits very ia
vorabe view Of the agricultural Of Michigan
when we take decentralization the fact that buta few
years since that State did enough for its
consumption
SURPLUS or FLOUR WHEAT MicHIoAS-CRor
or l646.
The exports from Detroit from August to close Of nsvi
eatiou, ie&o, were. .2Oo-2oO
From opening of navigation to June 49,. .sO5,039
In store at Detroit on the goth. "a 0ss
Estimate to come forward before harvest. $4,000
Barrels flour -b70391
Exports from the port of Monroe, last
ca iaI. oSss0
%. 'osepn. os,So
S TINS season .iooooo
St- Joseph this season. oo;oto
New Buffalo. Kalamazoo River, Grand
= River, and other ports. 4OO0O
Southern Michigan bv Toledo $4,000
-3764l6
Bbls -four OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .s46sI3
Tho exports of wheat during the year 1916 from all
points 63S 594 bushels-about thirds OF which
included the transactions Of last famaking ex-
On the snd Of April last, there was in
store for shipment at st. Joseph. 10000
At Dstrois is = luna inst 1000
Estimated exports from Southern Michi-
gan by Toledo. 10000
Southwestern, Michigan City, Ind. $4,000
Grand River N. Buffalo, kal River, &c. 10000
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VAUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT SALOON-
nCsAMPBtLLS ETH OPIAN OPERA SERENA.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
O..

" AUXHALL GARDEN CONCERT SALOON-
nCAMPBtLL's ETH OPIAN OPERA SERENA
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
One Week Lot ger.
- Monday tvenng-A grand Concert of
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
consulting VI Sorgs Solos, Reans Chaunts Gees Dances
xc peculiar IN the Southern Negro.
The Band composed Of the following artists Nle.srs II
Nssaycr, Violin; farte First Banjo RAYMOND Second
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
grand performance at ~ o'clock
Ilckets adm'tf'pe ''eoi,. nap md Lady a cents
Concert to commence Mt ga o'clock je27
VANNUCCHI's GREAT AND EXTENSIVE EOS
day and evening. Admrtancr cents children half
price Tbs Cosmorama the best Witnessed ia Arnerioa
comprises collection Of more than hundred Of the most
magnificent faintnRs expressly painted for exhibition
.ome Of which are BY the talented and ce.eoreted O
ms ety signor n Calyo Among the PAINTINGS are the
glorious VICTORIES achieved by gallant y. The battle
OF bu'na Vista with correct Likeness II General Taylor
and death Of Clay by Sig ~ Cayo Inc surrender OF Vera
Cruz with likeness Of General Scott NJ Cayo
Exhibition open from to II, r. Nj.
For other particulars the hands jeI5 n rrc
W ALNUr STREET. THEATRE, PHILADELPHiA-
Monday Evening June 28h will be performed the comedy
OF MARRIED LlFE-Mr. Caudle Mr. Blake; Mrs. Caudie,
Mrs. Blake. 1850
After which, Dancing by Miss Walter.
,,I9 CONCLUDE with The Drama called THE MILLERS
MAID-Gies. Mr. Jsmison Phoebe, Miss Fisher.
Tuesday Evening, Miss Walters Benefit
A rich STREET THEATRE TO LET.-The Arch
the season Of 1877 and l8i8 from the lt Of August Com
m,ncatIons. post paid addressed g. Bansop 50 Market
street. will receive attention
PHILADEL PHIA, June 10. isf7. jeI1 cod 2w
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The FOLLOWING TESTIMONY Of the ei.ica cy OF
scbencks Pum onic Syrup is given entire r benefit

Mr. John De Witt of Sussex couaty New Jersey was for
SIX months afflicted with pain IN the side and breast spog
blood daily, Mlh dist essng graveyard cough attended
lise ty his physician who by .ther to
good effect He thea applied obtain FOR him IL
dozrn bottles of Schencks Iulmonc Syrup, which he
according 20 the dire ctons After taking bottles he
entirely relieved from all HIS but Continued taking
the Syrup I'LL the half dozen b. tiles exhausted He
ow WI, and eojoymg good health am brothe, -in,law
hr said John De Witt aud quite the ccum.
way sested for Schenck but state thu
'bve facts for the encouragement Of such be similarly
afflicted. = NJ COOK, jersey City. N. J
Prepared BY H. SCHENGK and for sale his principal
Office 81 South Sixth street. Philadelphia Couuland street
raj. io6 nor
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III AMlLTON HOUSE, at Fort Hamilton, near the Mar
rowsThis iavore place Of resort is now open
Tor the reception Of boarders and viste The steamboat
River at and M-lesves Fort Hamilton at 8,
i1a A. M 2H, aud ga p. NJ The public may rely the
boat running u advertised
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kEWORk S-The most extensive richest, Brilliant AM
variegded col red erhibitional Fireworks ofere
TO the public Is now ready order. with machine
designs notices, &c &c.
For iaformstion apply to J. w. HOLBERTON, IS Nader
lane, New York or
ISAAC EDGE. jun. Pyrotechnist,
les Itsr Laboratory, Jersey Civ. EAR the Ferry.
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NO. III
Our grain would assuredy, with countries divers
In many Of their productions those Of Asia and out
Amcrcs and densely populated those OF the former
that skirt the Asian Pacific form staple article OF A-
port to China and the eastern Archipelago ana 10 icr
In these countries population exists OF about four nun
dred millions. Itis beyond all reasonable dosD. ,nas
the population of China alone equals three hundred
millions and plausible reasons may be assigned io pc
lieving II three hundred and sixty millions oH 'te
envoy TO China, General Cushing, n man OF very hgn
capacity told the writer Of this article tnat ne ~ w.
think II over estimated at the latter number nos
AN erroneous calculation, we believe VIZ, III .ns lsP
of A very few years after the opcnngoi tne raro' w
canal the entire exports OF grain alone wiii ao'' "
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GUNNER RESOhT-The subscriber would respec uIiy
announce to those wishing enjoy fine prospect New
London arDor and surrounding country that furnish
hem with pleasant the AS tie
Steamboat wharf - -
Asa Summer resort where all kind, of Sc ood both shell
and other fish, besides the best Of bathing
his p il probably unequailed.
Vsters fom abroad accommodated with besrof ooms
aud ut moderate charges. HENRY HUGHES
New London. June |. t8I7. m,3 30ts rrc
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','O ZUI brOadWav.
I ADIES'AND GENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARD.
- ROBE The highest prices he obtained by gentle.
men or families who DESTROYS Of converting their left
we ring apparel into cash.
Fau ard gentlemen quitting the city, changing
dencrs having any supeuous effects dispose Of will find
much 10 their advantage nd for the subscriber who
attend them at their residence, by appointment.
j. LEVENSTYN, i66 Broadway, up stairs.
Ladies' can be attended e. by Mrs J, LEVENSTYN.
tsoel, .vG
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- The subscriber wall op-n His Hotel Formerly Sairs for
the reception Of vs'ters during the Monday
instant. HENRY ROWLAND
jrI7 lrti.rodsrrc
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NJ ASSAPEQUA HOUSE, South Oyster Bay. l. T.! is
A rev open for the reception of comIanyThe house
beautifully located; the unusually large airy and
convenen beautiful bay, excellent bathing fishing
shooting within short daance from the house The
leave Brooklyn at A. NJ. and T. M daily for Farm.
.gda where stages will be in readiness
20 the house Persons leave and the
New York. The distance from Farmingdale Is 3K miles
The undersigned will do all he to make his desirable
house for summer residence.
je3 30fsr CHARLES T. SNEDECOR
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Markets..

New ORLEANS, Aug. l6-P. N.
The cotton market continued firm, and sales OF 1000
bales were made at full prices. Flour-Ths market
usnd transactions confined to small sales Of Ohio and
Illinois at - 62h 81 rs. Wheat-sales of 10000
bushels Of Western were made including red and mixed
at zoe CornThe receipts continued large for the
son Of the year. and the shipping demand being diminish
ed the article heavy with q downward tendency.
Bales made at IS Coo for Western mixed and yell
low whiskey--sman sales were made at i9c There
fair domestic demand for rice, and sales Of few
hundred tier reported at full prices Pork was
heavy and small sales ofmess reported at slight decline
Sterling Exchange the same No freight engagements
for Europe reported Weather warm and no abatement
IN the fever.
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wlsursoroS, Aug. 81, iss7

wAsHrsoroS, Aug 81, 1877.
Question Of Peace or Wr-Chsnee yet for Pfee'-
Great Discovery signor Cs'usfs Dy'e~ev Gov.
dioI--Nsw Military Confluence Some account %
Captain Thisiies Stern. Chaser Jerfhs S"sr'"s'
Proposes TO 20 down his opn hooF 10 'P'" wv
road 10 Gen seo,t--L Loon ow. Padre JarHufa
We have no edvices from Gen Scott to-day anu the
Impression gains ground that he Is stu holding up a.
rueba; while yet another effort WIN pe made ~ w.
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ERUPTIONS OF THE sKIN-All who ave troubled
~ with Salt Rheum, Eryspess, Itch. Rngwom, Pimpled
eH:ctua Mrs Caolls Medcsed Yapor and
a. &c
Cempound Concentrated Syrup Of sarssparis, prepared by
the Shaker, rs cent? " bottle. ans 30tvr
-
IpOWELL ON THE EYE-Just published, q Popular
Treatise on the Eye its Diseases and their with
enRrrvns rules for the selection OF spectaces &C. eyo,
geher,lly. " - y -
Dr. POWELL attends ercluvey 70 diseases of the Eye and
Er from 40 O'clock at his Office Broadway Of
Warren street ~
spl0 yOtsrc '' ''~'"' -'