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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02


THr IsvAsios OF MrxrCo.-The accounts which
reached Mexico of the armed expedition that was
Organized in the United States for the invasion
Of Cuba or Mexico, have, it appears, created
terrible commoton In the last named country; and
at the laft accounts from there, great preparations
Ct military nature were being made to protect
Tampicc, where il was expected the expedition
would lend, as well as the whole Ne1icau sea.
board
We do not wonder al this The poor Mexicans
have been 80 severely drubbcd by los Yankees ia
The recent war between the two countries, that
We do not wonder at their fright in respect TO the
armed expedition destined we believe, for Cuba.
But the Mexicans need not be afraid, we are not
ready 10 extend our dominion further south at
present We have not yet dgested New Mexico
and California; but when we have done 20, we will
not answer for what may occur This manifest
destiny principle SCENE to be part Of our n.tlona
DISPOSITION, end We do not know to what extent
y usy lead ", or rather TO what extent we may
follow u hereafter
TUT our appetite for territorial acquisition IL not
thoteiherso fapecious as, perhaps, our Mexican
Hfhee beieve Let us get rad OF the territory
which We acquired by the late war, and let the
..sh' 81 eur people be directed TO the Sierra
hsofe, and ~t vii be more competent to predict
vhst The result will be than We now are SufH-
tiehi iof the day 10 The evil or the good thereof.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

NEw ORLEANS, September 20, ls49.
About $4,000 worth Of Dry goods, imported in the
British ship Goshp under false invoices seized
by the Collector of this port, yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

The Plumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the Of broadway and Murray street.
should fail to visit tho Appreciates good pictures The COL
lection Of portraits Of distinguished individuals the largest
in the United States.
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The Hat and the Umbr.Ils. 1T may n.

thought chat the Interests % the halter sni the umbrella
mailer ccrfic since the hat constantly exposed
~etther cannot iss lous " sheered by
Tlrie. But Gcnin re Brordwav although his Tai
STYLE h,t Tor s - vaisrrroa Is anxious that u should
wear ~ long possible. and prefrrve s nprvisd shape
aud ustrc 20 the last He therefore call. the attention
HE customers and the public 20 hs arfe stock ~
ofetery tive nrd fsde enft Mt hst
teen onerd in New York. ~ more rsasoaabic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

IHe WIbhstry uWu I1Oru rIBtHs
MoSTREAL, October 1-P NJ.
The Ministry have left the city and goos to Toronto,
for the purpose Of meeting Lord Elsn wh is expected
there on wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

EVACUATION To the UNITED STATES An idea
Of the number Of emigrants that have reached this
city this year, may be formed from the facr. for
which we are indebted TO Major Frazer, that
between the first Of April and the first of OctG-
Der tins year, the number Of arrivals averaged
eight hundred and nlpty.six per day, or fraction
over thiry-three per hour. This Is an increase of
about thirty.6ve thousand the number Of arrivals
during The same period last year. We have not, at
present, the of estimating the arrivals at other
ports but we should not be at all surprised if the
increase Of our population by emigration, will
amount to two hundred and fifty thousand for the
year 1919 When we consider the disturbed con-
diton Of Europe for the last year or eighteen
months, we must infer that the emigration from
that part of the world, during the next twelve
months, will be much greater than it has been, or
will be this year. Well, let them come. Both
sIdes of our continent settled, and the inter-
mediate gapis open to the oppressed people OF
EurOpe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

tt shove the Trvieg House. will receive
rup, day this week, Ladies' Glasses st N and az
o'clock Centmens NJ and o'clock r. ~ Private In
struetion at all other hours during the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

Trr Nievrpri Fisnrnr VERY fsw maekerei hs,.
been taken by the feet lately out Of tseny or more
vessels which pack their hsh AZ this place oalv three
have rs Yet come IN, and they 9TH very snail f.res
We should Judge that not baf the quabtity would be
taken this year that was caught last N the
feet does no better when the a.h In Oh chatham
u will turn cut most miserable year for our Hsher.
men. We have hopes however 20 soon the weather
grows cooler that the Fish will bite better tha th,v
have Of lste-k,w Lsaaoa O.. Chrsnicl,, s,ps 20
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TELEGRAPHVC IyTELLIGEN &c.
Later from Northern mexicO-indian Hos
Utilities, SO.

Later from Northern mexicO-indian Hos
tilities, SO.
ST. LOUIS, Oepber l, 1910
We have an arrival from Chihuahus with sdvioes
to the I'd Of August.
The cholera wss st raging fssrfuly at Durango, and
many rsrts Of Mexico.
The Indians were daily becoming more hostile, and
had killed fifty Mexeans, and several Americans
in the vicinity Of Chihuahua, within thetwo week,
preceding.
Mr.. Vaughan, an American trader, was killed about
the middle OF July, by party Of Apache Indians
the Sacramento. A company Of six Americans went
In pursuit Of the murderers and succeeded in
ing the scalp Of the unfortunate man. and also his pro-
perty.
The Aricksree Indians, . very savage tribe, the
Missouri river, have joined the Apsches n the
neighhorhood of Taos, New Mexico. Col Washing.
ton, with his forces, was in pursuit OF them.
Business was very dull 1t chihuahua.
Indian Hostiiities ia Texas, sc.
NEw ORLEANS, September 80, 1sl9.
Late advices from Corpus Christi report that the Ca
manche Indians had held council Of war, and deter
mined commence hostties upon the frontier settle
ments Of Texas.
Appoint msnt by the observation-disclosures
tlOn.
WARRINGTON, October lis r. NJ.
Charles T. Stuart has received the appointment o.
Surveyor at Alexandria, Va, in place Of Wendall
deceased.
NcCliptock Young chief clerk In the Treasury De
partment resigned to. day to take effect the LIST
December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

shipping Intelligence
Nsw 0aLrAss, Sept ~.
Arrived Brs Emily, New YorE.
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wigs and Toupees.-We would call thu
attention OF citizens and requiring Wi fou
PEGS recent myrcmsn, Of mos, portant eharseter
Dey street. under the Frsntln House. They
at his hair Cutting Rooms where the largest
end hest assortment In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

DONE stop the Crescent City. for there
fifty that have bought French calf
80 at the OF Fulton Nassau
70 them there year; and would all
our friends that about going TO California 70 their
boots and shoes at the above place. OMEGA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

ladies misses and children the lsrgs end andmsst
sentiment 70 he found In York toodyears Psn) the
viy lest Kinds manufactured and sold fastsry
prizes with complete assortment lafius. mtssss and
ehdrer's Cater Roots md Shoes Of all xnds and prices
Ladies viii please cell ard sIarnire for them selves
J. b. siLLEa'S. l72 Canal street,
between Thompson and Lanrens sse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

Ne aJUTty kauHmhD IN hrtt dst rct II VI anI
the majority fer Ho-srd In the second district
Nihsmscp u iH. The plurality Of all the votes
sssints him n ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-02

Trs,s r,rcrios-rhe full returns from the late
tlsctn in Tesas show the election 81 Bell for Cover.
by over two thousand votes The stands thus
sotsHsoR
NoCd.. 7szs Bell. .....pTeo Mills. 2T9
tfrUrrstrr oovrtv~R.
Greer. n161 Henderson 6266 johnson 40
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II u - true tnnt Jones, OF H ANN street.
selling elegant Boots shaes aud Caters cheaper than
Other tradesu an In town. that the public who
the Press for informs should We might eondrm
TIE rt so fsr nion 10 concerned but prefer
rscommen ding eur readers to 90 and see.
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The Southern EieotiOns-Bad Effects or
had Diplomacy and AbolitiOnism.

New York. Tuesday, October .. Is40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-18

q. Moo3sy .v.au Apr 10 NJ KEuRES SMITH ss.s IS ,es
t. .uS Trend. OF The family respectful, ia,tss % At
t.rs i. n. frsm hs at rsss-ucs No Camae Wet
u~sisy ae~noon. l-;i INST Al 3 oeio<A
o. rs.s, sr9l H. Mr. Wilson FORMAN n. ga year Of
hssr- g., 49, ,...
ia - u, ia Tloasy lsth MT 81 tos from his
~. r..1.oc. 80 y asms@y - ~tkout tAfihe osts,oa
% Msuasy an-roea April n. a. ocoeA M. ELIZABETH
MUSLIN q The Ssh year oi her ~ -
he ieuts and a,qusaisoce-o vac '.H9 - - ,s
ksr Metus sssy at-rrocn Al o eee' - W
pft.f 800 10 az Joha BOA bout No 10 Nsnee~a t-tst
oa Tue.ssy m,rnnx APra ~. sitsf peoui ,1 ,r ~,
f..i u Jsse. ard De5orsh D. I've gray, aged year 80
days go. 1900. o.. -.
ne relative. s .ss. a., tie family s-.p-cieS - % a.
The ua-rs -daesdayl aitsfuoF1 Al 49, - -
Of faion sad hoyt Brssbn - -, ,.,s ALI .,r q,
% Tu-sasy mofb4as AprHlT. BERNARpFhA Jay SOU "
Msdsea 40 Jossph~ Tie ga year OF D. az , =
he fr~tts Of IL family requested % ssha We 49,
Tsfi avenue oe Wse1.ssy monas, ls'h ia'i o. e''
afthef notre 81 4
90 Nonssy Apa 10 WILLIAM q Geors W snd sarah :
Pcot NED ysss months ard % aays. a. a.
fuu~rsi ths t"ednssdol stsFaooa 81 ~ 'e'N' '' 80
Npnroe -. 80
Attn. Pssspseo lstl ias,a,s Apn a. Hon Jsas Y'''' ''
u~r, Of ysfusoai. ssei . y.sss .,.., ~, =,
Or Fnssy A2fii - Aast .hor; in-ss Mss WiLHhlhN
DOOIAS q hroo kug Couu;y Ifesrd ssed ~ years
Rseatis-s Desih PrvPsred be fatal cant.
% ~ her yoothigl heart,
The Of every Niree. every gracs
Nba-h bsasts. of shSh sdorns rscs
Ihs u ~ much e ~
she sl~~ps % peace far from her nat shore
Too sooa los earth. Der soui hath sinssd IL
To tie eesi regioos OF ssfnsi Gay,
Wksrs In the sns~s sBc the ss.Phs ersti,
Hsr spini iszsis % sssy psv ssAsAl
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HIOTT,- PATRNT KITCHEN RANGES
LEGAL NOTICES.


s,HERIFFs sALE-By Of certain ~ni d psrdaio"
-, y,nss .su-d Court n Common Pleas Of Jnao
Cuis o. ir-,i-d soi The pubic hoas- Of ch@fs-
K4 10 ih- borough LsWburg fnday, The fh day 81 MAY
NEXT n the loring sssAb- hsa Estate % Vt
and situated White Deer tornshP nS,n County
oa Deer C,-s containing 30 rr, more ~ "' ~th spPer
,enns- the Forest Ion Wohs, -hefsOn are e-tsd
90, n mil. and t-o story son- dwelling hoa,s 10 Or q
md number Of sisoss aso hot os
furnace. hoa'e 'mbop ~agosm.fs shop ana o,h- oui
a. usually Work- about 100 scfss Of "bh and
10 acre. OF msso~ IN spgs orchard .sd oe
m tee. The sugar valley whs Deer TaruPks Road -hsh
contract through The property eo.s By The lar
o.- sad rast fading Sstsr and 90 ssf property an
EXCELLENT poNsrts bead about mics irm ne snqls
saas v-r ~ from Tho Pennsylvania Cana. mics IRON NE
t,sn Of Cogmbs from Mft1n sni from Ls~sbufz The
a shborho01 The furnace sad o. Ds Of good q9a
fy cosg o1sruent The above properly
fhs fle attention oi capitalist
snS - cold a. he property Of Jos-ph
Gr--a al Robert who survived Geo. W Greco,
HENRY 5. BOYER, shsrh
Sheriff. Oncs, N-w B-f u Ma',h D.. ists
81 he purchase money, Will D. required %
say baanc- - Pud lefo- Ne 10 say Of
l-tt September Count az eootnyl
NOTICE. Is HEHEBY GysS aeeoraiag az, 70 al p.sos'
h.gng claims s1aust ARCHIBALD GORDON, ate Of The Coun
y y, aond tassd thai hey required % sIho
liz sane tbs Volb-fs thereof % he sap-co-f ths a.
no Of si dsc-s-d Il hsr pace q -.dsoe- "a
Csoa. 80 County. - 70 OEOk1k CAlLls ~
aor, doe 80 a Pm s,'ss' Wv Yo't co or BE-
lore isy of Octob-f nsEtD Dated App. Us, lst.
,fs ls.sn SARAH A GORDON, Asninstfaifr
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sPECIE LOST Capt. Sullivan, late Of schooner
Abby Hammond. before reported sunk soon after
leaving Aux Cages for Boston has arrived at This port
lie states that the schooner went down 50 quickly that
none Of the specie on board, $l55OO wss saved The
loss IL covered by inburanceSl 900 at the Equitable
Office and 81 500 at the Neptune.
Boston Chronotype. 18th.
DISTRESSING AcCIDENr.-On the afternoon OF
the % met an interesting little girl the youngest
daughter Of Mr. Caleb Bishop Of this town, between
two aud three years Of age, was run over 10y osded
team driven by intoxicated rishman and 50 injured
AZ To cause her death In 30 minutes.
lPOughkeepse Telegraph.
Coin WEATHFR--A Bridgeport. CT paper
rays: The weather here was piercing cold on Ssiur
day and Sunday Wind strong from the north west,
direct from Labrador and Greenland thick casing
Of ice was Observable the whole OF sunday along the
margin of our hsrbor The buds of fruit trees
are undoubtedly all nipped by the frost
UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsyILLE.-Benia amin Sill
man Assistant Professor in Chemistry in Yale College
ADD son OF the celebrated chemist OF that name, has
been appointed 10 the chair of Chemistry, and DR.
iAnden to the chair e Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy in the Louisville (hy) Universi'y
Hon CRlMg-One ofOur Police officers arrived
IN town from NewYork on Sunday morning, having
10 custody q woman named Parker, charged with hsv
ing procused abortion another woman OF this city
The prisoner has been committed 10 Jail aud will probs
bly, be- examined to day Boston Courier l7th
Out is estimated 10y the Nantucket En4Nir-
a. that during the mex, two or three months tho i'm
poriatons of oil into different whaling ports OF this
country will reach 10 1000 bbls sperm and 100000 DO
OF whale Aiter that period, however, the supply VIII
be small
thirty acres OF woodland on the shore Of Walden
Pond were burnt over on sunday afternoon II Is own
% by Mrs Hayward and Mr.. Emerson of Concord and
Jehn Richardson Of Newtown. Bunker Hin Aurora
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NETWORK HOUSEHOLD MARKETS..

"WEDNESDAY, Aprl ls.
Green Peas ana new Tomatoes were IN make, yes,er
dsy-lbe former Tor S. per tushe he LATER a. per
qaau Orange County Bauer coming cai:s free y ana
Cd Dairy has downward tendency. Eggs are ges.ing
cheaper Veal ditto and shsd Ers verJ reasonable O-r
matters tboul az follows
APPLES pizsubs-gs led per saN peck Ter tbl l'
%. s~.iz -: si-ck l0s seekne- Fsrte,. 1fss lsn
se FOR =. per bb Gle,~e, and ]. msb'. sweet. are
AsPARAGUs-Psr bsrct g.
BAcOS-ke'sl IL per Z per eat sr.i qssii, 81 ard
BEEF-K 10 Is e., Per = wholesale -.a.! eis
Coined Beef So 10 lod. Smoked Beef 10 per q, retail
BEEF TONGUES - ca 10 s. Cd spieee
BETS and 10 FOR = shilling
BEASS. LIsA-sh-llec 10 per o1ar
bUI 1Ek.Orsnge coqrty and Delaware both qIl,e
abuoe ant sne wor,r re.s .f5m p "a 81 per whole
sac IL u 10 2sDsiry fosj i down with consdersble
SUI "a market resArg for led to 401 per i-~bole,se
CABBAGE s-Per head, red and While. from ca up to
cARhoTs-a and 10 for shilling
ChEEsE-OrdinsTy varieties, different qualities.
worth sGl4 &c per ~ retail wholesale, 7di0 cts TIE
KIND AnoSn a. koghsh Imitation 10 i per retail, and lod
per 10. vhol-sse
CELERY About out OF market
CLAHs-Pe f hundred retail lass per thousand g.
CORN-sALAO-Per quart, 81.
EGOo-keisi, OF The average, 10 for shilling; whole
fsiec ~ for re tame money ~ The barrel II ior sa
pound; Lobr-f "a per pound Goldfish eta PicEerel Ia
Pear,h es; Eeis ca; HsAbui cts smells IL; sna
FISH, salt Eastern Hsckerel No J. s. 20 per Dbl
s.fsS' =. r No 50 p p ssse,s s. 3 No
Dried Codfsh cs; smoked sa mon. 10 els
GAhLIC-Pef bunch, worth L.
HERE'S DRIED-worh Ct. per bunch.
ONEY-N,ry lille 10 market ard demand FOR It
HORsF-RADlsH- Roos sell for a TO Cd and !, per
ounc1 In bottles ready grated and Iicfied) wOnh l5o
LAkD-Retsled a. 10 cs re' pound. Wholesale al els
LEIIUCE-Per lunch, Ga 10 Cd.
klNT-Per b1och, "a
MUsHROOHs-Per quart 10
hUfTON-Per pound, retail a III cts. whole'als,
OKRA-Per hundred G..
OnIONs-Whiie, 10 a "a per hsifpeeI Red Cd by the
OYsTERs-Fine retsiled At 80 c,s per hundred for the
smaller ones srd % ior large. Wholesale, - 81 per
PAksLEY-Per b1aeh, ea9 cts
PARSNIFS-8 Ard 10 for shilling
PEACHES DRlED-Per quart, ls3d
PEAs-Preterved Msno"fs,', lial5d per quart; Split
PICKLEs-PeppeT, s. per hundred MsngOes. Sc per
qIsr Tomatoes 10 per quart In Jars mixed l5d each for
email zed. Sour hyou;is I'D per quart
porn Re,sil 10 CO per pound " hoIessle A. eta
POrATOES-lnsh best 90 per bu,hei, or 81 the basket
or "a Sd per peck-5d hapecE Carolina ?. per half
peck
Il. 2Us spsce; wild Pigeons very scsrce-whst there
are Sc FOR per dog English saipe are 81 via Duczs
UMPKIES-Apiece, "a To 5s
RADIsHES Per lunch. 608c
RHUBAKk-Per bunch Is
SlLSlPY-Per bunch, %.
sAUsAGEs-H Home nsds Bolognss Is pound retail.
wholesale ~; Ia cases lordinsry vArieues) 100 O. No
Country IN.
sPINACH-Per hsf pecf Is per bushel,6s
Triple Retail, 618c & 70 ; wholesale, Sd.
n RNlPS-Retei,8 cs per hsfpecE 37t eta per bushe
- To : per barrel
vEAL-Retsil from to 9 cts per pound. Not much com
ing 10
WATERCREsSEs-Pe quart 9 cts
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NJ AR RIED .

Ga Tus.3 c,enrg Aprl H. b. Dr. N-rnse Rev. JOHN
LuNDN ST srg Sng \ and Nss ANNA " fiERsoN, da1ea
~ 81 Stsphea u f-f.on 30 ct III CS - .
Ga SaudaN Apu a. Nv Rev. Dr Myctod AthoN ~
ROOkkR 90 Ms MARGARET COIfNAN, al OF ms cay. .
A RfokNn. l. Sun5ay Apu a. ~ Rev Nj Taylor VT
hANkN STEVENSON g. No kLl>AkkIh hA>tNk.
Msnhsssett l. I Apr lt. Rev Nj BATES M NILSSON
NkwION Of CT, 10 MARY LOUISA FOWlER, s-cont
csugttsr Of Thoruas foWief. 10 Tie toruer l'vs
- torg tsisnd paper. pieAs- copy.
Johrs NhurCh RrotNu April IL, BY Rev X Johnson
u fatc RsAus 20 iuuces LOUISA, cu daughter OF lev
Bfo~u ~ oi br-Ayu
Al Nee hssa Coan Master Charles NouoE aged IS O Ms p
thr Mars "srdef seet lo toA OF HghaG Mas Tbs ~s
Tuaa~s, match
the Arefcaa Consulate Psrmo SNy Fsh y Clsrps fts
81 F'snc hsrns Aep Service SasAH laughter OF
Johu Nsou ks9 Cossa Pace s4ssros Co
As,rJSa, tsusbts OF in- late General Bersnu Of Palermo
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Markets

TVss5.r Aprd u.
AsRFs-Tl. market steady or Pots, -h saes Of ~ sos a.
= - Pear. with sales Of 50 tos Al eas
COTTON III. usr.s dull, 400 prices s'of uo '-'
yesterdays qlotstons
AND MEAL-Tn~ mArk-t - more era NJ a. -,
TN. of Fouf sud 3sDsud good iof Ne 49, -
p,,,ne.. 40 ar e1port prDcp& sses - - o.i
feure. n. OF ths DAY sum u oV'e 80 ~,
49, Stat, 400 brsa3. Western 1sas = iof ~. 80
.-- sud soos e-ierus tsasA for hsofts Sas 49, -,
.,0k So o pure $50 IN tor at'-si a. =
rs r .str. Atcat bos Of the ~s-s we're o export
. N Ar a.nauJ OF 10 b6is comma bfanos 81
.oo BAT au. q hsa s5- AZURE ~oues d !,
..m.5 a. oAi~ are arm ools SOD 81 - f = p.
sa8 = ! 0r soa brands Rs- Fouf ~hou caArSr Aps-
50. II f51z = Cora Neai $50 steady an % sH ~
ebls jersey a. ssE ON, 1aa - e'-'
~os at c2h 49,, - a., -,
PRIME Al ioS PRIME white PeaoysAns a. i'
Nye tcd and AsahSc tslser,d kari~y . - ~
rEo Oats saSsc Jersey, ana = - h'
Core ha and god demand sa-- u 500 oa'h AZ y
r Nes orsans h-st@t bgd3 an1 ste1. ~ 19e ~
sos,e-in f.le~ nd - so roend o.. 80. a..
WHISKY ss'ss WHISKY &c for Prison and ono ZIG
Drade- tui a. - Nc. asaai ta-
fkONlsiON>srv ~eai change so bis Mess
Fofs sod Al Aeosi 20 IN sns o Of Pr At - o saf
Posk ots 400 ~ 5fSa S1 t2 for
- steady Sons 81 o Ness.
ur frrs 40 C. fTan- Pick -
g.n. ~. ssng snz uts s. 5snsnd
=, Butter better
& god c-nsbc. anr
sTsaRfNY-We sale lsooo II &C.
oiISA,- ou- A. assoo tor Ansnesa loo kos Lsd oA a.
s'se; ~ ". sos. .as COCO y rnss
puvats tefms L.. H. ,h. 49,
Hnysrs.r, fs ssnasa Tor Hsss, With sass Of s sH'no'
Ayres Al sac, lssss v c.
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eT THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL
..~,aent at Philadelphia Firemen's f"r"de
Markets Stocks, &c.
.-...o,dsnce Of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, April H.

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday Apri IT,
,v;,b clearer sky and balnlier air our ciy T"
..tsp,no from the torpidity caused BY the late
.ss,her. and shines out in chaDgeaele silks aHa
other goods. ,s.,uh,
Josn Henry driver on the Pittsburgh line Of ife'gn'
t.u yndsr the wheels at the corner Of Broad and
NO, .,. Las, evening aud had one OF Die iess ana
-. dreadful mashed. so that smpuistion was ne
eesssry. .A,., ,,,es, ,ren.rs,lon, for their
ID which takes place on The lot o. May lo'its
p.I.rs been extended to a number Of FIRE companies
u es "a. h.en an Increased demand for Flour and
ee, have have advanced l2i cents per DBL saies Of
p bsI, good brands Pennsy vsnis for export att D,
-s,eh ,be market clOses firm. Rye Flour 10 IN bet
=, aen.1d ADD go bills sold At - Corn MAI 10
~sre ard held at % per DBL ou, no .sies have U
.s,eS There 10 good demand Tor wheat And t,VOO
80, ,ricne red sold st99 cents and white Al -
-. 4. s,eady a. SC cents per busheL Corn arrives
i2sxlv and meets good demand sales OF 90
s..he. southern and Penbsylvania yellow An % -
san,bs,n and 81 80 cent. per bushel Tor Pennsyva.
=. The Gotten market is quiet, 100 bales Upland
ia al, :. u cents per 10. Coffee is firm 100 bags
a. ,old a, "a cents PER 10. sugar 10 dun sales Of J
ma, EewOflesns At q a A cents Whisky 10 dull :
.es OF hhds l9i cents. and bb.s At ~ 1J cts
lne'udips 20 bb's Al the former rates
Suys o. srocKs - Fret Board-Sl 300 City Is Is
,oi.- n Mechanics Bsuk, q s0t6 81 Siate -, ~
g. 80 do 20 Pennsyivsnia Btnk 23t s5Og - >
,r,ess Notes iOas - Penn Township Bank @9i - 80
II Losa c. g. no; 500 DO. 1905 POO Pittsburgh
=. rs 90 2OO Reading RR. ~ $1,000 Sch Nav o.
Al. Pennsylvans Bank 1904 81 Ueited siaies BANK
d, N Mar and Mech Bank 25i 20 Norrlstr~n RR' IL
% Louisville Bank. 9C $1,000 Reading RR Bds' "a
a 900 Wilmington RR g. ~. r..
send Board-e6,J 80 Schuykill Navigation o. ~
a. 81 900 4. : Loan g. -, 100; 10 kesnns !, on a.
s,s,e -. 70. 81 Mech Bank, POI 5000 Tenn bonds
int Jan and july u.
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- -,-..r..-.--NgIY.Y And NEW. HAVEN

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- - HAILROAU.-On ard sfsr MoEday,
April Is. he following trains VIII lssye
he ofFcs Ct he coulcany y Can,ls Passengers win
so BE- received q the Office u he NevfOff add Harlem
Railroad ~ 7,h 81 Acorn csgion Train 81 N for
~ FIpr@.. Ttin ais n for stamford, re Aecouzno-
datOn rrsia al a Tor -SHsyen. Nc Comm1isiiou
Tram sf6PM fr NorxsI Trgfas % VEG for<-Comtnu-
t,tlo. rrsia Al N FOR Nof~slk; Accom- Train 81 AN
from New Hsv-n Accom Trsin al 81 NJ from New.
H.ger: Express Train PM from Junction Of Hartford
Ro.d snd sewHavsn Station; Accom- Train Pm from
Nsw.Hsven. ais D. nAsoN, s1Pt