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BALTIMORE, March %, 1917.

BALTIMORE, Warcn 70, lS4|.
The receipt of the Steamers Netcs in the Herald-
Departure of the Packet Admiral-Dr. Hollick
and Prof Gramt-Ham AnbSrgl-1he Markets
and Stock Board, Sc.
The details of the news OF the Hibernia did not
reach Bah uore until late hour last night, in the
columns of the Herald, consequently, our mer-
chants were cropping in the dark yesterday.
though all manner of breadstufs We're held at an
advance, and some few sales were made.
The splendid packet ship Admiral, Capt J. A.
Wolten, sailed yesterday for Havre, with 1000
barrels of flour, and the bulk of 1000 barrels in
bottom. She carried out VIM E. Bartlett, IT,, OF
Baltim ore bearer of dispatches to the Prussian
government, and fifteen other cabin passengers.
She was the first regular "liner," that has ever
visited this port, and she attracted as much atten-
ton as did the Great Britain in New York
Dr. Hollick and Professor Grant are delivering
lectures in this city. The former lectures on the
mode Of improving and propagating the species,
whdst the latter is endeavoring to show the origin
and parentage of the coored race. They, of
course, attract much attention
The menagerie of Van Amburgh, or at least
the branch ofirwith which he travels, has arrived
in Baltimore, and is to be opened under a spa-
cious canvass to-day.
TIE MAnxkrs.-There were 400 head of beeves offer
ed at the scales yesterday of which lao driven out
OF me market and 500 head we're sold Sales were made
making at SO rs ST. They must be of choice quality
to bring the latter rate Howard street -four sold on
Saturday at So s7k S. 81 Yesterday news caused
improved feeling in the market, and slight advance
in prices. There were sales of about 1000 bills at S.
7x. and afterwards 500 1000 bbs wero sold at SO
Nothing doing in City Mills There was sale of 500
bbls baltimore kiln dried corn meal at 81 80 per Dbl
which is an advance Wheat q trAe better note
sales Of Md rods 81 90 for good and 81 30 for prime
There s very little offering. Corn has also improved
Sales Of Md yellow were made early at 81 80: but later
in the day large sales effected at 81 Sales Of
white at 80 cts
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
MARCH 22-United States 6s of 1867 closed to-day At
l0l for sale as Treasury Notes at l00k bid Mary.
land 6s at s3k asked for the opening s23< bid Bal
moi 6s of 1900 81 SIS asked for opening OF lilo
bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares at Is askod
Ao[ hid
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

IS per auuum--payabIs in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday--Price sk cents
per copy--3 l2x cents annum-payabe in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROrE-Every steam Packet dsy--
Price ca cents copy-3s rer annum, payable in
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALp-Publishsd on the
LIST Of January q each Xesrsnge copies sirpence each
ADFERTlsENE at the usual prices--always cash
In advance Advertisements should be written in plain,
legibe The Proprietor will responsible for
that may in them.
despatch.
All letters communications hy mall addressed to the
eitabl shment, he paid, postage will % do
Quoted from the subscriptions money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
New YoRu HERALD EsrABLisMMRnT,
ueSth. Weef eorne Of yultoa and Nassau so1oo1e
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COMMERClAL iNTEi.LIGENUE,
Gnftnts Grnvn

highly respectable planter writes from BAYOU Sara
under date of March III discover that the cold weather
has not entirely destroyed the caterpillar
the other day in its chrysas state After warming it
with my breath it moved several times showing it was
alive have heard several persons say they have
the fly. What can be the meaning of this7
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APPAlko m ALBANY,
LEGISLATIVE PR0CEEDiNaS.


Senate.
ALBANY, March %. ls47.
memorial. adverse to the immigrant passenger BILL
now before the Leg stature received from the New
York Chamber Of Commerce.
bill authorislng the Board of Education in the city
Of New York. to establish free academy. was re-
ported.
The bill authorizing the laying out of Dry Dock street,
in the city of New York. ordered to third reading
The plankroad bill was then taken mp and the debate
renewed on the question Of eminent domain. Recon-
mitted to the Committee Of the Whole.
Adjourned
Assembly.
ALBANY, March Is, lsa7.
bill for the appointment Of notaries public
ported
bill for the formation Of the New York City Court,
was on leave, brought in by Mr.. Wright. This docu.
ment proposes to merge all the courts OF record Into
one.
The House then went into committee of the whole
the bill appropriating the Of the school and
literature funds, and the following amendments
made -
The appropriations to the New York University and
to the General College reduced $4,000 each and
limited to ono year.
The spp opristion to the Hamilton College was cut
down to $4,000 for one year.
motion to strike out the three thousand dollars ap
preparation to the New York Eye and Ear Inmary was
withdrawn
motion to strike out the appropriation Of $2S9O to
the General Wesleyan Seminary was lost
While motion was pending to reduce the appropria-
tons to coanty commissioner the committee rose and
the House adjourned.
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Uomeytic Import.tions.

CHARLEsroN-Steamship Southemer-75 cks rice Enc
c bales co,ion Drake Ms-33 do II bdls indigo 2tcs
mdse Spohord Testou Il CO.
NEW Simpscn.ss bb!s pork 40 tics lard
MiIbanks-i00 bbls moasses J Tayl0r-H bbs dried
peaches n Birdell.
New ORLEANs-Schr Harret-36 bbs pork Burke & Drake
go bales hemp McGregor Monis-2i bxs mdze 500 kegs
lard 30 lbs peaches Halls bbls potash kieldsloo
bbls 'nr Hi5o bbls pork IS kegs butter Hersn Lees
~ casks order.
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The police officers OF Boston, made a descent on
gambling house in Post Office Avenue called The Ter.
rspn Coffee House, where about half hundred sport
ing characters engaged all Ia one room, playing at
games of chance Forty-sx OF them taken to the
police Office handcu6ed In pairs The keeper OF the
house IL to be- dealt with separately.
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M1ucaiInnsnxs txccors1 /.

scHH TELuLv Dunbar from Havana laden with moasses
gale. s w ~ ~
SIR VnruLA Moore, from New Orleans, for Bordeaux
put into Csdiz on the 3st Jaa, in distress.
SHIP NAvoAToa, in this city, sold yesterday at
auction for S2,,5eo.
DARK HUI, (of Boston Putnam from sumatra Tor Rot
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sales or Stocks MT Boston.

MARcH 22-BRoxgsv BOARD so shares Norwich and
Worcester Railroad 5O las do 501S; 100 do 81; 90 do
50zS, bol0as; Western Railroad, lOi4; Boston and
Maine RR, l10k do Jl0; 100 Long Island Railroad
26k, BIO 10 days; 10 Old Colony Railroad 9ss&; Bos-
ton and Worcester Railroad i16k; 30 do 10; $4,000
Treasury Notes, Skies, lOiZ
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE street. between Chatham aud
II William Streets for the last fourteen years
the most e.sn,ve practice private diseases any med
cases Of this disease and mild cured Eve
days Sricure-Doctor Cooper has discovered meth
70 two weeks with scarcely pain to the patient
in by young This too freely indu ged begets
dyspepsia weakness of the limbs and small OF back
fusion OF intellect, and to society
ranted in every case, charge No mercury used.
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NEEDLES, FISH HOOKS, AND FISHING
TACKLE.

V>HQM AS and THOMAS H. BATE, 1o3 Maiden Lane,
eyed aud other qualities Of Needles with the large and
select assortment Of Fishing Tackle
1Shsnssy and Hollow Poiot Limerick Hooks; ,uperfne
Bass and Rock Trout and Kirby River Hooks fatted Aso
superne Limerick KIRBY Salmon. and all others, snooded
gimp, twisted and single gut Flies Minnows, Silk
Braided and Spun Silk Lines Grass Flax and Trout Fly
Lines krds ia great vsrs y at al, pr,css tngsh and
with every other description of Fishiag Tacse, sod
f22 lmxrc
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pKiyAIE DlskAsEs,@Es,rA BLiSHED a. y. l.4t
= FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY-Ths
Of he Nav az Medicins I'd

THE IS SsI{ az
esana: d1sas ahs S assatien g &
person. requiring medical treatment, ,afs and peGmasss
to ap
cation the College the first Of those diseases
One hs %s%Ssr: Of many year: sss
e: hGs1. s
F sFRAsT 4. r. SS asfEs xrS.s.
Living i the County, and hsaas y MAJ
!,ang ell medicine rsEs;e % perform rsdie: ca,s b.
any and enclosing S. g k ids,isS
% Nassau street. Now York.
yELPEAU5 SPECIFIC FILLS
81; n III hs
These r. &: result e wsn ys bS ISsI !. h
slss:s inv:nsoI PIos.:eI v.iPssa: niab!s l:n:S
a: ssa S'ss. s s o.
s', DEBILITY c Il! !
soaadsI sas
BE remedy for ~poteaes 'tsrlty. or bsrsaEsss ssies
depending on msi e NATL =, h.,,. a,. q.
:s 6ao:
RICORD's ALTEN Awe MIXTURE
tenn should this powerful purifier without delay,
person CONSIDER himself sale after having the
disease, without thoroughly cleansing the with sh
Justly celebrated Alternative.
sr.y ton a ~ Uao so''
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARSAPARIIL,
GENTIAN AND SA5AFRAS,
.pKEfARED by the New York College of MsdiciEs
Pharmacy sstsbl,hed for ths suppression Of quachsr
the pufyingq utiss and curative powers OF the abo.
herbs confidently recommended by the College
extract Of Sarsaparia at present before the public
and may be relied certain remedy for all disease, aria
from impure Of the blood such serofuls
salt rheum ring worm botche or pimples ulcers psz il
the bones joints nodes erupons ulcersts
throat disease arising from the secondary effects
Sold ia single bottles at IS cents
in ofhalf a dozen bottles $3.50
I" one dozen +" IS CO.,
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
N B-A liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
Once opsn from 9 A. Nj toipM
w. g. RICHARDSON M. D
DIV 9S Nassau New York.
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To PRINTERS.
ElOR SALE-A Printing Establishment, together with
newspaper located in OF the British West India
ze handsome for the outlay Of purchase. The
abshment contains large Presses and small Job Press
together with fonts OF flea small Pca Long Primer and
Minonabou 1900 lbs. and twenty fonts job Type,
diff rent snes-all new, nearly soChsses, Frames
Racks, Imposing Stones. Cases. large Zinc Wcttug
and Washing Trough in fact every thing necessary
Advertising patronage Of the paper large and there lisa
IT, ALEXANDRA,
m2l law 3wrc 20 South street, upstairs.
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sxxn FOR NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA AND
~ NEW YORK LINE OF PALKETS -rostive-
" the Graf only regular packet to- sail befors
Mono. THE new sp rndid fast sailing packet bark
XVOLA Whitmore, MASTER is now loading. and will sail
For freight or passage having handsome furnished
modstons apply board, Orleans wharf, foot OF Wall
Elk. COLLINS, 8 gouth street,
Agents in New Orleans J. q. Woodruff Co., who will
promptly forward all goods to their ADDRESS.
N B-shppers may rely upon this being the first vessel
mV
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= QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS Is QUIZ
MOTTOIFine Boots at SO 50: city made, and are
dress Boot, - equal 70 the best sold in the city:
Paent leather Boots Shoes Caters nd Slippers ON hand
and made order short notice All goods warranted to
give satisfaction. Mending xe, done in the store.
YOUNG X JONES' Ann street.
ia I'm thN
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HR UkE0OnY, No. Roosev 1t, one door frsm .hs1-
- hsm, still engaged IN the OF private diseases a.
heretofore and .uccesu' practice IN this branch Of
observation and improvement which, together with the mo-
discoveries in chemistry has Dr. with fsc-
ties curing his patients speedily aud enectually
maj 3wArc
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FLORENCE HOUSE.
No. 400 Broad,cay, corner Walker Street, ".
"a JOHN FLOkENCE, Jr., has now completed

FOR SALE-WESTCHESTE LAND.
HtkH TO GENTLEMEN in want OF sites for country
IN To market gardeners in Of land fer gar.
- dens, and to all wishing ocatian in the
neignborhoOd of New York
$40 rcres OF land the town Of Westchestef within nine
miles of CITY Hail. with the right OF Harlem
Bridge free toll, oc ed private safe,
copain " from each The lands within IS
minutes walk Of the railroad; front good roads, the
neigbohood fschools and churches Of
tion. the good and location healthy Title indis
GOUVEaNEUR NORRIS,
MorIisiana, Westchester co., or to
m20 i'm rc WALTER RUTHERFORD. 70 Nassau It. ~ Y,
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A LESSON IN ECONOMY.

N DEVICES HAT AND. car MANUFACTOY,
- lfqsme,ly known q the Phsnix Essablshmeut,l
this eeebIated establishment constantly demonstnopg
skin hat for 81 superior to iou6h end very
best s. bat sold in the city ssswhsre equal style.
and every other requisite Whatever This fact ne result q
to much ruiuous extravaganza which many tades
have made shpwreck their hopes The
low rent the utmost economy in quick ssles
the most glazing and costly Of day.
sacrifice Of point important uDimporan the
ranta saving Of from 90 70 IS snnu to each Of his
st quality Nntria.. ,s quality Cloth Caps
LIST Moleskin.. 90 I'd Z" -. IS
I'd $50
In addition the Spring STYLE "a beautiful art,clel
he hand Of different styles adapted
all pecuiiartes Of form and feature and also prepared
at 1903 Fulton street mis6tsrc
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depha;. sth sehr. Medway Kelly, Boston: OK Aiciope
M.yp bonS P. brig Foster B0''n ''h
as: ESs:y sy s ' s.1. yss E.:
;1s, Mobile; Emperor Orleans. SIDE ora;se, Kieh.
M dS M.s:' I,S. LSsy sgsd Jsss
howe;, aud Jas TtGn,mb rh9%e'Cn; goth LoIens, Con
Kos. Unios
1dH 3D. .s Si; a.1 I'd s s zs Ns ASs%s
Ys c al . a. Hss .s sTss Gsf9, & Ss.
Moses. ApsIashcoa; sad, Tsgon Rogers. or:ans Ia
AIssGs rSS Assss G1.%
FORD a1sn Yo,ai ss;[ ,iy Lid DO d.; g.
a&, ,a.Iy t'Si. Philippe. sS.I,S Enpsro
sTTi sTy. 40 iI SsS S;
ssih Topeu. s'FI oDsss
Mos..T Tow%. VD L. Sept a;-barl Eliza Ann ch.,e,
Mss ssn SssS T .sa s-s % ship
New sailed s, Pi ier hsmpc. sGsh h
Ia Ssr 1' Ss 81 i ill.,
Esis M:i. Pea Is. M %sss
goa: 2lst, Brooky9 ResaId,oe Oahu ath Dart Porter
,S sacnss, sssS nsas o.
iRlsri s."Rss rs 'iS .. 70, aS a D:e
Ra. K fss al ssa yso.ad Nsw YSr. sd
18th Tuscany Cray do o M qS"ass
LIST inst, Ceramics, Hufd, do. -
fLFRAcoMsE, Feb 20 Arr Kalamazoo, Clark New York
for with loss Of chain fsee Ii
vsypooD SD 2sd, Robert Newton iron 9elfsst) NYork
kIr6sTowN, Feb 27--Sid, Virginia, H. mpton Roads
LImEsicK, February fart Miltisdes kanIett vhiIadel
2, ssranse Casltcn. Orleans Sid "a Mst,hew Harr,.
Bsmore a5d, badne, New York; aiR Caiolins. Iessrs
Norfolk.
LIssor Feb Io-Arr brig Manchester MAYHEM from New
York for Sligo, ireland lesky Ia port bark Adairo How
%ixnspool FsS s@Am Tcri.Siie Bailey, N York. Jsny
Is; Thomas Bennett Sherman and Neptuns, Reickeaberg
Chareston Sarah Culbe, Oheans; 9th, Geo Horley,
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=
E::R Bay commandinga full and view the High
lands of Neversnk to the Narrows. Large and small
improved and unmproved property that the pug
chasss all times suit their fancy selection Of
pery.
Also fourteen valuable building lots ut West Bloomfield
Pompton blooming the Methodist church parsonage and
posite the New Epscops Church Terms easy. Persons
DESTROYS Of retiring from the city 70 healthy location
where the shore obtain all Information desired
New Jersey. FAC im&rc
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8. BOOTS AND SHOES Of the frat quality at great
bargains, at MACS New store 1876 Canal street. Tho
sabserbeI would call the .ttsn,icn Of his numerous
large and well assorted stock Of all the different kinds Of
Boots Shoes Caters &c., that the market afford which
patronage ne received for the last ten while in the
himself he his friends public that there
shall be nothing wanting his please and give
faction to all those who will kind patrone him at
1876 Canal street, New York. JOHN MCGUIRE
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NOIlCE!
a THE COPARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between
- PLUNKETT Y PARDEssUS was dissolved by mu
tual consent on the LIST instant
,wM. RoBERTsON, Jrr and JULES PLUNKETT hsys
this day formed under the firm OF BERT
son Co.. and will continue the Hat d Cap business
HobcIsons well known principle at the Phnnx Hat and Cap
Branch store No. 50 Fulton street. brooklyn
New ork March as, isf1 MIL i6u
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Bosror. March 20 AR steamship Hbsrnia, Harrison.
Liverpool 4h inst Halifax (where she AMI i9h 10
barquss wymaa Taylor, Baltimore; Turk White fhila.
depba; Drsco Burges Port Prince; brig America of
North Iamouthl Pumroy, Cardenas CID Sophronia
Geo Drew Malta and smyrna-trsnklin Gibbs, Triuidad
Veasc0, Currer, Havana Macedon Robinson Orleaps
bTss Citizen, Brown Havana; Edw Blake Black Token
Hammond, Mobile Arr 2ist, bnque Constance, Milton LII
yerpoo Jan s brgs Per',s Cross. Mesnilia 10Th ul! Car
Havana Gladiator percey do; HeIculeso Bunker Mobile
Gmaef (of Wellfeetl Dorh Tappahsnuock; Express
Horton, Esppshnnocki yoant, simmons do; Alsbsms At
No,i,ahi Lady Clinton CT,mer and D.n Parker Rp".
bridge, Salem. \ J; Excel Bearse, York; star smaev,
do Sailed Sunday barks True Man, Cactus; schs Emily
HIard Cook, Gonaives Heary, Zuma Nothing sailed On
saturday, Ar 2ad bark Palmetto Kendrick Chariemen sa.
schrs Nous, Gibbs, Baltimore Vermont Wsite N York:
BRISTOL, l. March lo-sid brig Emeae Smith. Have
CHARLrsror. March 2o-Arr, bark Wellington Beukin.
liverpool; hig Plato Merrill Mafanzas aehr ri X Robes
Maeee Gsorgetown; gid, ship fremont ia av brig
James Gray, Carter do; scnr Favls TAYLOR Wilmington;
Ccqustte, Aud do; aid, ship Allen, Wilson, New York
18th inst of Cape Roman.
EAsT THoMAsror March is-sd 18th, schrs on Perry.
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Will they stop the Supplies .

we copy, with great pleasure, every indication which
appears In the whg press, of decided tone in favor of
vigorous prosecution of the war; if the refusal of the
branch should make it necessary part. The
Mexcans and the Mexican wings in this country are cal
cuating upon the next Congress stopping the supplies
See the forged letter in the Jaapa paper quoted in this
days "unlon" for the evidence of its circulation in Mexi
CO. See the articles in several wing papers, recommending
that course to the next Congess) 1t with great pleasure
therefore, that we publish the following article from the
Norolk Herald" notwithstanding its nnuendoes and its
charges. We aware of the capital which can be
made against the wings by their stopping the supplies
but we would to avail ourselves of such miser-
able advantage when the rights and honor of the coun-
try are at issue We the Herald therefore, that
Its manly advice to its party gives greater relief than
have the opportunity of packing off our burden upon the
opposition We bespeak ''factious opposition to the
President" On the contrary we earnestly deprecate it.
From the Norfolk Herald.
We do hope that the wings in the Congress will OPP
pose no reasonable appropriation which the administration
ask, fight the through in their way. Let them
not have it that The whig House responsible
their failures blunders Give them full scope, and
them bear the responsibility of their measures Nothing
would be greater relief TO Mr.. Polk and his friends
to pack oil upon the opposition the whole, part,
OF the burden which is crushing them the earth The
administration papers already bespeaking factous
opposition TO the President, since it has been asceained
ta the wings have majority in the House of Repre-
senatves and they doubt calculate making capital
ohe obstacles which they antic patng that the wings
of the bur rus, they will find themselves dsap-
pointed.
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THE q MON.

not fact stated which is true Every member of the
cabinet knows that a loan may be made-thai new
troops may be raised. Every knows that no such
information has been received at the War Department
is here alleged; and that the 1000 be obtained
Gen Scott has never relied upon revolution for fur.
therng his views upon the capita and authority has
ever been given to him to propose amistice. There
is forgery through every line of it and is put forth
deceive and encourage the Mexcans The alluson to
the "wrong turn which the elections have aken," is but
the echo of the wing press in this country They give
the cue, and the Mexican leaders seize upon it keep
up the hopes and the exertons of their people After ALL
the reckless and ndiscreet opposition of the whg press
is the greatest obstacle have in making
peace.
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IN A. GREEN .auc,fo,aey.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, CAR
IL RAGE, nc, AT AUCTION-On Friday the 81 of
September, shall sell the residence of James Cathcar
at the corner of 18th and 10 O'clock m,
excellent lot OF furniture. We enumerate in part
Mahogany sideboard plain and dressing bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, and card tables
DO marbe-top pier and centre tables
Do bookcase and secretary, hat rack. &c.
Do French bedsteads and washstands
Maple cane-seat and other chairs, arm rockers, &c
Iair-stnfled lounges ottomans, &c.
Andirons. shovel and tongs, and tenders
High and low. post bedsteads, wardrobes &c.
Three-py, ingram, passage, and step carpets
Hearth rugs, straw mating, NC.
Astral hall, solar, and other lamps
China, glass, and crockery
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Mahogany frame mirrors toilet glasses, &c
Cooking air-tight, and other stoves
With IA first-rate lot OF kitchen utensils
Also, good family carriage and harness, with many
other articles unnecessary to enumerate.
Terms All sums OF and under $25, cash over $25,
credit OF sixty and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest A. GREEN,
Aug 3l-3t Auctioneer.
L. ). The house is for rent, containing eleven rooms
very conveniently arranged, and in beautiful location.
Inquire OF Mr. J. Cathcart. A. G..
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limited quantity OF English wheat had come hand and
though there Were scarcely any samples offer, the de-
rather more inquiry for foreign wheat Of best quality
but middlng and inferior kinds quite neglected. For.
egn were dull at reduction of Cd. per quarter.
CorroN MARAEr-The market continues dull at prices
rather in favor OF buyers. Bowed Georgia may quoted
for ordinary mddling, at 81 to Gid pound fair 10
good fair III TO I'D; fine It'd. Mobile, ordinary mid
ding, % to sd for good fair "a TO I'D fine to 3D. Al
ALBANIA and Tennessee ordinary mddling, 81 6.d New
Orleans, ordinary TO midding 81 TO 6d good fair, "a
Sd hne 81 10 Cd. Sea Island, ordinary to mddng 10 to
I'D good fair, 10 to I'D. fine, 70 to 24d. Stained
ranges from 81 to l0d
The sales of cotton since Friday been 500 bales
Of which spectators have taken 5000 exporters
The stock hand at estimated $40
5Ao20 bales the same period last year. 1t hoped
by many that the unfavoabe of the growing
brought by the last steamer would vitality the
markets but any such inference would been serious
y counteaced by the high value OF money, and
unued dulness of trade in the manufacturing districts.
- Provision MARKEr.-Prime beef, per tierce, new
s0s US 6d ordinary SIS $751; per barrel, Cos
Dos 1Os old 5ls. COS; 65s 70 prime 4Ss.
Dos; bacon, dried and smoked old, 35s a 10s per cwt
| long middles in salt, 45s. n 62s.