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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-10
Y ID SMITH AUCTIONEER-BY J. NURpny crop

IN Is Spruce enthusiastically SaleMonay June 2ih at M
o'clock at the Place House. lot Scenery Pro-
NJ Qn o'clock A. M day, place. all The right title
and interest Antonio Sanqurco and Salvador Patti which
either CT them had the 10th December 1917
time afterwards Of In, and block piece
situated in Aston place. and the Opera House thereon erected
- REAT SALE OF LANDS, TOWN LOTS WATER POWER
~ No. the Illinois and Michigan Cana-Noce Is hereby
gwen that under the authority granted in the 18th section OF the
Trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Caoa will for sale
public auction the LIST day of September next all the Canal
Lands Town Lots ater and Buildings wi ch ncu
ded the decd OF trust executed by tho Governor OF tho State Of
State of February 81 1913 March l. enacted for the
completion Of the Illinois ad Michigan canal and for py
ment Of the caaa debit That is about 2OJ OF
land all lying within distance Of five miles either
miles viz from Chicago Lake Michigan the La
Sale the Illinois also lots In the city Of Chicago
Loclpor Joliet Du Page, Kamlakee Norris Ottawa and La
SALE including water several points the canaoc
the ls day of September nox will
place. and successfully other the
day. until all the said lnnds &C. shall have been offered for SALE
directed by law The terms of sale One fourth the
ing interest at cent payable annually advance
These lands constitute upwards s of the grant
lS by the United States to the State of p 20 aid said State
In the construction Of canal to unite the Of Lake Mch
conveyed by the State Board
Michigan canal for the stated in the decd Of trust
cued in due form by the Governor Of the State and recorded in
the clerks Office of the counties VIII Cook list Of
before tho day Of Meantime any which may
required by persons wishing to purchase be had by applying
at the Canal Office In Chicago.
WILI,IiAHivH. SWIFT. Trustee. rliusis and
CHARLES OAKLEY, I Michigan Canal.
Office Of tho Board Illinois Michigan
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artificial feeth-Dr Loyett Dentist 2O Broadway corner Of
street. has perfected discovery his which will
hand his down tho latest postcy Ic has invented
such perfect imitation Of the gums roof interior Of the mouth
&c. completely isses the setting of artificial eet-Sun
day Mercury.
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ARDITI AND DESvERNl-
mes Grand Concert Monday evening. June l2h l3la
They will BIO assisted by the much admired Sgnora Pico and Sig
Viet Particulars in small bills Tickets One Dollar; to DO
had ut the usual places Doors Concert to
eight o'clock No posponomen account Of the
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Cheap summer Clothing -Th.m Five Dollar

Suits consist of Cloth Coat Fancy Pants
so 1000 Business Summer Coats Of Alpaca Dnp Etc Croon
ucn. Bingham, &C. 81 to 81 each Vests 90 50 Pants
81 to 81 each. Corner Nassau and Beekmau
Gold Pens. - Richelieu Damond-pOlnted
PcnsThe Rchelieu Gold Pens sold by u. f. Watson Co..
Wall street undoubtedly tho best and cheapest Pens In
nsc Tho who have used them they unequaed for ne
moothness and hcxbty The points warranted not to
OIL Sold also Savage ~ Fulton street. Gold
rereired ' 's ss.
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NOR LIvERPOOIr-NEw IINE-REGULAR PACKET TO
sail the 10Th JuneThe splendid fast sailing packet ship
GARRICK Thomas Stley MASTER loading and will
syey sail above her regular For freight passage
having splendid furnished accommodations both in first and
cond cabin apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street,
f. COLLINS 56 South Price Of cabin passage
ceeIL lie nnds ai July. her reQllu
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WILLIAMS BROTHERS, Of New York, COPY of their fine
large engraved portrait of General Taylor from adsgueecyp
taken Mt New Orleans IL is well executed the body and back
ground line head in simple and the likeness appears 20 lie
good and American June
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"A ties 1896 broadway noxt door to Stoppanis BathsA ira
weller recently from South America having several
in Scientific research amongst the Aboriginal Indians in the
OF Giana from the mouth Of the Onoco River to the Anna
immense extent OF country almost UNEMPLOYED IL being
fry since traveller except the Humboldt
visited that country at vast suffering and persons s
ms and wife having been poisoned wic he has succeeded
in collecting all tho objects Of curl used by those
than written work Such Productions Of naked in the
forest will BIO viewed almost with ncreduy it will he by
the various objects exhibited that wou, the aid OF iron they
finish their implements equal fine polished furniture by
OF fire and friction with the collec
ton Such varieties the description OF which will be distributed
cannot fail giving great satisfaction This Exhibition will
Monday june 2 and be every day. from 10
A. H. TO 10 r. NJ Price Of Admission . censChden under
II years Of are half price.
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M ECHANICs HALL so BROADWAY, BETWEEN
Iva Grand and Broorno streets MONDAY, JUNE and
night during tho veck-IAST WEEK Of tho otginsl
ChlSTyS AINSrRES Whose during rNst EIGHT
MONTH"; have received with distinguished
and uncynmp.a respectfully that they
will their og1ns!
night until further notice. AdIion d open at Z.
Concert win At Manager and Direotsr, r. p
CIIRISTY.
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i. :, =, e,,,,,n 10 cnNsnIrEp Ar nIs OFFICE DURING

TAR GLOVER IS CONSULTED AT HIS OFFICE Duk ING
If structure ce delicate diseases which have proved too %
@ experience Private entrance to his
aa;e ronh entry in No Ann st. HIS Extract copevia
uies etc extensively prescribed BY physicians may % had
~ stcy, in front No. Ann.--Pree 81 per box
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS FOR SOUTHAMPTON
~ and BremenIhe ships Of this line will take their depar
ure in the following order HERMANN Capt Crahtree,
from New York. on the 10Th June s4s the WASHINGTON
Capt JOHNSTON, from New York. the 20th July Price
of passage in the first class cahD SID the second do $50
An xterienced board For freight passage apply
at the Office of the Ocean Steam Navigation Company No. Cd
Rroad
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and Mississippi Rivers will open Monday 18TH at the
Apollo Rooms 40 Broadway 1t 22O feet of
pourtraing nine different States The Ohio River Is shown the
whole extent from Cairo Pttsburs miles, extent
OF country reaches 100 miles.
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CNTTY HOTEL. NEW York;. BLANCHARD HAS THE
honor inform his friends and the public that he has taken
the above Hotel under long oase Since the LIST Of May he has
refod and furnished it in elegant and commodious
and Is equal respect to the first establishments Of
this description New York. He therefore that his
friends we'll the equcncrs of the City Hotel
will continue to favor him with their patronage and he
them that they rely his best exerons for their comfort
and convenience f. BLANCHARD Late Of the Globe Hote)
City HOTEL 4th June 1913,
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A DELPHI-SATURDAY, FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
N Arab GirSecond Night OF the New Grand Picture of Ac
ton Mudo with timid eye around the banks surveying
strns her caucous limbs the lucid GOODNESS Of the food
Mr. Favan Comic Irish Vocalist Miss anchas exquisite Mus
cal Glasses and Golden Shower; Moses visit the Arab Girls
Nose Lze and Joe at tho Market Dance Admancc hng
Curtain Il 10 clnck.
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u ARkCAS AMERICAN kUHEUM-P. 4. BARNUM PRO-
ID rrietor r. BIToscock, NansserSpendd performances,
afternoon At 81 o'clock and every evening Alexander
the Magician. The Ethiopian Sercnadsrr who will appear
variety Of popular songs chorae dances Ac The Scottish
viii exhibit their mysterious and astounding nst
Ia Magno during the day and evening Tho Mammoth
Giant Baby only ID months old Weighing ninety pounds Wax
Scripture stau9r Madame Rockwell the famous Fortune Tell
or can 10 c.nauted for - extra. hcuoa TO tho vho
iulldcg Museuu Perform IN children. under
ten 3cars OF aad CID enough walk alone I'm &c
sr-sah sts irer
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BROADWAY HOTEL-THIS HOTEL is NOW IN COM
- petc order for the accommodation of the travelling public
and for beauty location convenience business and
comforts is not 1t be- surpassed by any house the city
Broadway Hotel opposite tho City Ball. the Park Fountain
and on the corner Of Broadway and Park place.
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Boots-Frcnch Boots, 81, 80, worth 90 and as

good the 81 Boots sold Fine Calf Bovts 50 81
worth So Caters of all kinds cheaper than be found
other store in the city Our friends should all their
aud Shoes Of YOUNG, of Fulton and NasauTE DOC
TOR
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LNOR NEW LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE
of Packets Positively the first vessel that will sail punotu
ally advertised and only regular packet to sail Thursday June
18TH The and splendid ftst-sailiDg packet bark ELIZA
BETH Samuel Young is loading. having Of
her engaged board and will positively sail above
her regular day. whatever be the the weather. For
freight having splendid furnished accommodating
apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wastrect F. X
COLLINS IS South street. Positively freight received
board after Wednesday evening June H. Shippers by this line
rely upon the vessel sailing punctuay advertised and
having their goods correctly measured Shippers will please send
in their bills of ading early for signature in New Orleans
WM CREEVY who will promptly forward all goods TO his sd
dress The Packet Bark MAZEPPA Capt Thatcher will succeed
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IORNEW ORLEANs-LorIsIANA AND NEW YORK liz

NoTICE--THg CONSCIENCE OF FIFTEEN BOXES
~ marked NG NY requested to call the
at the choe Of Elk COLLINS. So South st.
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CPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING AT THE CITY CLOTH
Ing Warehouse 10Y Fulton street. opposite the old North
Dutch Church Coats from 81 70 $40 Pants from 81 TO 3d. Vests
from 81 to So whole suit for SD r. SMITH, l0Z Fulton
street.
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II ORTY HOGSHEADS PRIME SMALL SIZe SUGAR CURED
Hams 6OO G. Lelands do in 10000 lbs
ern Hams now in smoke 1890 lbs smoked Shoulders 10 casks
city smoked Beef 200 bbs ard 100 hrns prime leaf do 100
boxes smoked Herring Macker Candles Soap Moasse
Teas Coffee Tobacco and full Of Groceries
sale by CLARK, FISK s. Co., 2yS Fulton
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CAsTIE GARDEN-OPENED FOR TIE SUMNER SEASON
~ Positively the appearance Of Madame Augusta Mons.
Bonxary and Mile. Vale Saturday evening will BE- performed
olan Caroline Gmney Mrs Frary Acr which, La Polacca
Nine Augusta and Mona Bouxary ntemission Of half
which III Zapneado by Nile vaee To conclude With
the bur!sta Of the MAGIC MRkOR-Kabr Mr. Hollands Moo.
Andrews Madame Kal Mrs. Vernon Annate Hiss Nicknson;
Fairy Blanche Miss Phillips Admission, rs cent Performance
to cor Mt 8o'cl
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~
ware at auction by VIM. W. Shrey-M nday june II at
ioociock ut No Cedar st. consigned he sold without
general assortment OF light blue, white granite edged dped
painted and Ware in lots from The shelves for retailers and
grocers Also 80 barrels and Glass Tumbers on onr
months credit, over SD. for approved endorsed nnns
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-DR. CORBITT - DUANE STREET
~ member of the Royal College Of Surgeons London may %
in Of delicate diseases No matter now long
may have ge ulcers upon the body orin The OF nose
pains in the head and bones Of the legs practice OIL oure.n
devoted venereal disecs enables Ut u 70 cure tho
form Of this disease Recent cases cured IN FOUR
No mercury used Structures cured in two weeks with
scarcely any pain Constitutional debility those inividus
who have induged certain hant can 20
poSii Dr
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I NE JEUNE FILE FRANCAISE (MUNIE DE BONNES
~ recommendatons) placer dams ame Tar.
tculrere Saddressr trcntesx Hubert deux
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- AWARDS YA1hoTu pANOaAAA OF THE MIsSS
ks spp! ,rcr painted u6 ~ Canvass being tho
=rsest ptiatps IN ts wosd es Panorama Building In
irords adicrny Eits Stien Cpan evening (ult
sys ercertec Admission 20 children hall price, he Pa
WI ov.ng ut o'clock precisely. Afs
rshiaror Woa-0sd.F and Serlsi.y c'clock,
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I'VE CANDIDATE OF THE PEoPLE--1nE GREAT AND

T.
good John Donkey in his official organ present week,
presents his eention Presidency lie also
gives all his remarkable adventures at the Philadelphia Wing Con-
venon together with portrait of his beloved brother General
C. ASS az he appears after parting with the letter por
ta of James Buchspan the BEFORE the other
after the Convention portrait the Charming Negro
BOY whom Mr. Parey desired companion for his and
pays his respects Miss Georgna Dallas Miss J.mima X Polk,
Miss Jc ina Buchanan Miss va Woodbury. John Van Buren,
Benjamin Butter John A. Dix Tom Corwn, sc &c., and
other distinguished characters For sale by all the and
by g. Dexter Brothers r. G. Berori Co; Burgess Sngcr
Co: Grain
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COLUMBIA HALL, LEBANON SPRINGS.-THE TRAVEL,
~ ling public are informed that this fashionable retreat and
residence for families and rendy for the
ton Of gue, Some Of the various of the place its
fine baths mountain air. Shaker villages fne fishing rictu
&c The various modes Of from this
city folowsBy tho day boat via Bridgeport and Honsa
tonic Railroad arrive at the Springs half past In the after
day. stopping the Stste line where in
waiting Via Albany by the day boat arrive in
time TO take the Grcenbs aud at Lebanon Springs
about in the evening by tho night boat via Albany taking
the at GIeenbush half past A. NJ arrive Mt Lebanon
Springs at half TO- A. NJ The Society Of Shakers have their
md ndin 4 4 raay tina
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| COUNTERS, AND OTHER STORE FIXTURES, NEARLY
~ newsuch awnings counting house DESK shelves largo
curtains fixtures &c. will be sold at once very
| cheap. Inquire at l03 William
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800, EyrR ,ORplNARY wOaK-TO tue MARRIED

. .osT EyrR ,ORDlSARY NO2K-TO THE MARRIED
M ar .hoH contemplating marriage The married womans.
pas Medical Coshpauon. by Dr. A. W. Meuriceau sixth cdr
,n yce 81 This work Is meeting with astounding sale.
fsGp copies have already been disposed off, Every female ~
letting copy rnarrcd unmarried although IL u ne
nde tho married as dsooses important sct
Nh houd be known to them particularly uere every en
discover The symptoms and tho most eilcient
irr and certain mode OF cure N every case f.r s
r,dway nj the Publishing Office, 9 Liberty street New .
i.n Ieher and Co, Of Chestnut and Thru .
crhis Little and Co., Albany; ". X Davis BOSTON,
es M OF 81 cory will lie transmitted by mail ee u
20 All rarts United Sate All letters mug, o WrS cS
Jaid. to DIR. . "a. HAuR'CEAD' DON i~@' -'" - -
i~ce riicvv
ArO CIrRE NO CuARCE-DR MURPHY, OF eS GOLD
~ street say eonalsed on al orIas q p'VaS
avs, Recent eases ronorhl1a nc crieS N -Nst NJ
tvhons aetilt nd tnpotsnoy ccSsfniiy tres.ea am.
No mercury used IN sny case. or u, un% ~ r. "
eJ Gold street; IScm a. ~ W Az
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NOR SALE--A WELL KNOWN AND LONG EsTAB-
listed Tavern and Eating House. well located in the lower
Tar of the city and doing good business Fittings up
plcte and moderate Apply c. X Taylor street.
between tn. honrs O II and NJ
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CNUK HAVKE VIA SOUTHAMPTON.-THE NEW STEAM
ship United States" William G. Hack
staff commanderi sail for Havrc Saturday 10TH
from that port on the 9th Of July This Intended to
proved remarkably FIST vessel and excellent sea-boat
having performed the passage from this port Liverpool in LEES
than IA days Cabin passage exclusive Of
liquors, Sl2 Freight watches and jewey from Havc
invoice For passage
splendid and spacious accommodations. apply to
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STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES, FOR HAvRE, VIA SOUTH.
- amptoThis steamer will leave the wharf upper side Peck
slip East River Saturday 10th inst, o'clock
will please be board 81 o'clock. All luggage
required the passage must sent on board Friday marked
"below. Letter bags will close at tho Post Office EXCHANGE
nles Kenyons and Harnden Co.'S at o'clock All parcels
packages Specie &c. he to tho Office Of the undersn
ed before IL o'clock Saturday letters will
coping at the places above mentioned.
CHARLES H. MARSHALL. % Burlng alp.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA-LAST
w night Of the engagement Of the Monplasr Ballet troupe.
Saturday Evening june 10 sS will be performed the paso
raj ballet LA JEUNE DALMATE-Elna, Mad Monpasr; Eric,
Mons MonGaisrj Walberg Mons Bartholomin WOLF Mons
Corhy; Miller Mons Gross Hmenc, Mile Bulan; Berths,
NAL Barholomn Nance, Mad Blondeau. After which tho
farce Of TIE KINGS GARDEN ERGalochard Mr. Chapman:
Madame Gaocard Miss Chapman. The entertainments will
conclude with Ell BOLERO by Mad and Mons Mon plaisr
presented to them by the Queen Of Spain
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CR E0A TO 10 IN, IN ONE SUM- on CITY PRO
DO,OOO. Icrty fora term Of years at per cent 81 800
The property ws.Ne wN-'h dH-e hc loaned Wanted
soto $780, lots adjsceutte The tyor three at PER
cent Apply .e. d Astor House, from II to
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ID IDING WHIPS, RIDING GLOVES, FANS, OPERA
~ Glasses, &cSREDERICK A. WOODWORTII. 1875 Ercad.
oppe the Broadway Theatre has received by the Bavaria
from ayre elegant assortment Of Ladies' Riding Whips Gold,
Silver Silver Gilt hountings Also Ladies' Riding Gloves
(antcle Amazone) White Buff and Colorsd Opera Glasses
extensive and varied Together with col
lection of Bridal Mourning and Dress Fans Of the most beautiful
dos
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reopened yesterday evening June Sth will
nue. every evening until further novice at 23 Broadway below
Fulton street. brilliantly Illuminated with lights Adj
cock
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Mrs. CARROLLS yAPOR BATHS.-OUR CLIMATE IS so
vl variable render IL amos. impossible to avoid colds,
nuenzas coughs caarrh sc The simplest most certain and
agreeable remedy for all these affections is Mrs CAROLS No
dcad Vapor Bath 3 Broadway two doors above Leonard
AIrno
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n U. A-THE MEMBERS OF ALPHA CHAPTER NO. l.
W. IT, A. particularly requested t. attend the regular
meeting this evening respond to the invitation from the Chan
the State Of Massachusetts, o the Order to visit them
the 18th inst being the anniversary Of the Order In that
State, and of the battle of Buuter Kill.
CHARLES UEVOE Sachem
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"a .AO-rn cAnrn : ArINEr OR PApER PRINTERS

Is E00-T0 CALICO. SATINET, OR PAPER PRINTERS.
YcOO For sale cheap printing machine with blankets
thing Or the advertiser would take
partner with h capital OF i've hundred dollars
any Of the above banchs o business smart active
with the above would find this desirable opportu-
nifty make money fast Address PRINTING MACHINE
Post Office, stating and where TO I've
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M USIC-FOR SALE CHEAP ONE HARP, ONE PIANO
Nl forte, and Dulcimcr-A handsome Harp with
pedals in good playing order price Sll0 and
wood panoiOrte with all the modern improvement having
three Dulciner price $40 Tho owner will be Of
home this day till o'clock A. and all Monday evening Ap
ply to NJ DUMSDAY, Teacher Of Music 465 broadway near
Grand street "
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Markets.
Since the Goth commercial affairs have been quiet,
hut Mt the same time rather stendy There Ia not
much demand for money which is plentiful, and the
rate of interest to 3 per cent for the best
bills The produce markets have been well supplied
with all articles and home buyers operate with caution
There is much steadincss in the grain trade and for
Indian corn and -four prices have an advancing ten
dency. The cotton trade still continues in dull
and gloomy condition, prices having further re-
coded. Our accounts from the several manufac-
turing districts not the whole OF an encouraging
character. The demand for cotton during the past
week has not been extensive. and the sales which in
Glade 1900 American taken by spectators, and ITO
do; and 20 surats for export do not exceed Is 100
bales. Prices are again point lower say I'D
and in some instances middling qualities have
been forced of at creator decline, inasmuch
as the quantity brought forward for sale
much greatedr than the demand; the prices de-
cared last evening by the committee of brokers are
for fair Upland and Mobile Al, and fair Orleans Ard;
mddlings, 81 to 35Sd and ordinary to 3}ad per lb.
There have been large imports during the week, viz
1902 bales American, and about 4710 of other dcs
crptons On the whole the prospects of the trade
gloomy. and until the settlement OF political affairs
on the Continent there cannot be any improvement
IN the demand. either by the in this
try for export abroad Under such circumstances,
holders may consider themselves safe if they able
TO maintain present rates, without being obliged to
submit to further reduction.
At this season Of the year the weather exercises
very great influences and experience plenty Of
sunshine, with seasonable refreshing showers, the
crops present a most encouraging aspect
From all parts of the United Kingdom. the reports
highly satisfactory and matter Of tell
upon tho demand for the leading articles of grain and
cr lin produce At Mark Lane, on Monday the best
Old English wheat brought so to SO shngs per quar-
ter whilst American sold from As to 80 shngs Indian
Corn having been in increased demand has ecalized
rpcs 81 y % from
for white and 30 to 81 shillings for yellow Indian
Corn brings las Cd to los per barrel and at these
rates fair amount Of business has been done for ship
ment to Ireland Flour is steady in value. At yester
days market held here, the best Western Canal sold
at 2ss and the rates for rhiladephis and sltmore
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800 RsTsSs 4Sp S9s DH a DFw woS
complaint in large bottles at 30 cents 81 dozen 81
- half Dozen S42 pcr II times cheaper than other
Inmcnt Ia market IL eradcaes pains and heals all Of
and bruises Office 80 Pearl street, and Of the druggists
and slders generally.
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THOREMAN WANTED-ONE FULLY QUALIFIED BY ED.
ucaon and take charge of Composing Room,
and render aid to his employer in department but
especially in Prooeadpg, pleasant and
manent situation It useless for other than
and first abilities apply Address Foreman
this office stating TERMS qualifications and experience, until the
net
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EOR SALE-THE YACHT GIMCRACK-PRICE $780,
She may be Mt IIoboken. Apply to
IRA BLISS. ESQ. No o West at New York