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THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
CHAGHEs.
Carving the United states MniI.


- SATURDAY, April q, at O'Clock,
<ERK- p. m, from the pier foot Of Warren
& street, N. r., the new and elegant
double engine Steamship OHIO, James r. Schenck,
United States Navy, commander, will be despatched
az above, with the Government mails Tor the West
Indies and the Pacific.
The books are now open for passage ~ Charles
ton, Savannah, Havana, New Orleans, and Cha.
gree and for through tickets to San Francisco. To
secure through tickets, carly application must be
made as only n small number remain unengaged.
An experienced surgeon is attached To the Ohio.
The accommodations for passengers of each class
arc unsurpassed by any steamship stioat
The passengers for Chagres are Transferred at
Havana to the superior double-engine Steamship
Falcon, and proceed from Havana direct to Cha
gres.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES.
State room .......... SlO
Storage, found bed and separate table,. 80
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
Steerage bcrths found bed and separate table $50
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana. To ~ Orleans.
State room berths. SIS
standee berth, forward cabin 80 ~
Storage. found bed and board 25 20
Freight 10 New Orleans will be taken at rs cents
per cubic foot. The bills Of lading must all be
signed on board the vessel the day before sailing.
NJ. b. ROBERTS,
Apr ls-td us West street, New York.
DLANyETT's BITrERs.-Thisart article is high.
IL ly recommended for the cure Of dyspepsia, in
digestion, Aatulency, general debility, liver
plants, aud all the train Of symptoms commonly
called nervous affections. II is Of the most de
sirable tonice offered 10 the public. II creates
a healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, cquslizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy 10 the system, and creates power OF
a. nd -
ly vegetable composition, and recommends itself to
the attention Of those suffering from the above die
orders
For sale by n. $. PATTERsoS and ". ID. \ w.
II. GILMAN, Washington, ID. G. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
VIM. It. HICKS 4 CO.,
LAG and l5l Front streets, New York.
April l6-dtr-w&wly
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
WIZARDS Hotel,

WiIlard's Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania AreRue aud i4th street
DIR Randall, Me ] Rider Boston
w Smith, USA ID l. Terrence, Conn
w Underhill. N Y v l. Norris, Boston
G Jackson, KY Bryant, Mass
l. ID Prouty Mass ii Smith, Va
Alexander, do y w Phelps,
Il Jones, Va A Thompson, n y
l. Johnson, NY ID $ Hubbard, Conn
United States Hotel,
Pennsylvania 1Ipsnus, befiosen Sd and Al streets.
A l. Alvarado, Br WI q Early, Va
j p Sanderson, Phiad X Young, NY
NJ Edgar, Baltimore CE Mayo, Va
II X Watkins Va q Nj Haskell, Ind
c NJ Allen, Me Holbrook, Boston
] w Marshall, Va Snow, Baltimore
Steele & lady, N &c X Patten, do
w Gilbert, N w Battaile, Va
III Young, do w Allen, do
w Balrom, do A ID Allen, do
T. Johnson, Ohio Ruckcr, Ky
S Bronson, Conn Miss Rucker, do
G Bonnfant, III II Brown, Va
L & Wingfield N Y Means, Pa
Tranlla, Havana Spalding, do
Gadsby,s Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania Avenue and Sd street.
nj jones' Utica jill Ray, NY
Miss Jones, NY & w Highman, Ga
DIR Crawford, Md Mr. Miller, Va
f. Olmsted, Phila Miss Miller, do
w Schley, Bait g Rogers, Ill
G. Dusany, do Mrs Rogers, do
X Is Robinson, NC Withrow, Va
w Mininan, Texas lowering, Md
ID G Lemavell, NY w Butler, Boston
Il + PIERCE, Boston ii + Baldwin N ii
Mrs Chase, Tampco
Irving Hotel,
Corner Of Pennsylvania AUenue and l2H street.
+ Cary, NY WB Adams, N
S Il Sanders, Boston Oliver, Albany
w Wilson, Jamaica 81 Tows, Dover
r A Dancy, Ohio jackson, Phia
A Conway, Bristol
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Post once Operations.

The POSTMASTER GEsERAL has established the fol-
lowing new Post Offices during the week ending
April 20, 1850
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UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLASI-A large as
~ sortment of handsome Umbrellas just opened
at JOHN ii. GIBBS'S Fancy Store among which
will be found some small sizes, suitable for summer
and for ladies' use.
Also, large variety of handsome Canes, gentle
mems Cravats, Scarfs, Pocket Handkerchief, &C.,
of the latest and most fashionable styles.
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pennsylvania
nue., between 9th and 10th streets.
April 26-6tif INTEL
II INEN GOODS.-A very full stock of the celc-
IL brated makes of Irish Linens, some of which
are put up expressly for family use, heavy and
good.
Also, Table Diapers, Damasks, Towelings of va
rious kinds, some very good all linen, at s so
per dozen.
Table Napkins, Linen Sheetngs, good, and war
ranted all linen.
The above goods selected at an importing
house in New York with very great care, and can
be confidently recommended to purchasers. For
sale low by
G. WIN. VERIFY, Pennsylvania avenue,
April 25-eolw between It'll and 9Th SITS.
TJNO BARRIERS, HAIR-DRESsERS, AND
l. Others-A first rate chance is offered to any
person DESTROYS of establishing himself in the Hair
dressing, Shaving, and Gentlemen's Furnishing
Business; the subscriber being anxious to dis
pose of an old established and lucrative concern in
the above line. His business at his Fancy Store
quires 80 much Of his time TO prevent his giving
that attention to the above business which il
qurcs.
For particulars apply to JNO. H. GIBBS. Haii :
dressing Saloon, Sixth Street, National Hotel,
Washington, ID. c.
Proposals received until the 9Th of May.
AnrH
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rJ,HE WAYS OF THE HOUR, new Novel,
Il by J. Fenimore Cooper. I vol, bound.
David Copperheld, by Dickens. Vol. ], illus
trated Bound.
The Hungarian Revolution, by Johann Pragay,
Colonel and Adjutant. General in the Hungarian
Army. ! vol
Mshomet and his Successors, by Washington
Irving. 2vols. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Anril "a
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County. State. Postmaster.
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GRAPE sHAwLs.--5 so plain and embroidered
~ white Grape shawls, varying in price from 81
10 $50
% corn colored Grape shswls, from SO TO $50.
With general and full assortment of Ladies'
Dress Goods.
For sale very low by
G.. VIM. VERIFY, Pennsylvania avenue,
April 25-eolw between 7th and sth sits.
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UNIVER sAL STORY,

COMPLETE AND IMPARTIAL NARRATIVE
of the most remarkable Events of all Nations, from
the Infancy Of Mankind 10 The present Time.
RY G. C. HEBBE. LII, d.
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HAwTHoRNE's SCARLET LETTER"
III romance
New and beautiful edition Of Longfellow's Poems.
vols, l2mo., 80 25.
Herones Of the Missionary Enterprise, or Sketches
Of prominent Female Missionaries.
This day received, and for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
April "a Booksellers near 9Th st.
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GRAsMATroAL.-Things proper in themselves
often appear very common when brought into i'm
proper combination. Thus, however highly one
may esteem tumbler ofpunch, il would be spoiled
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sCRoFULoUs AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. X.
& ID. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton
street, corner Of William, New York. Sold also
by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas. Price s per bottle; sir bot
ties for SO.
For sale by CHARLEs SToTr 4 Co; also, X :.
PArTERsoS, Washington, ID. G.
Apr l3-STu& Thd&tri- W &eOwytJune u
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SMITHSONIAN LEcTuaEs.-A gentleman who has
devoted many years of his life to the dissemination
of knowledge, and especially to the encouragement
of accurate elementary instruction, has presented
to US the following remarks, which we take plea
sure in laying before our readers, with the hope
that his suggestions may be well considered and
practically adopted by many OF the families of
Washington.
The New York herald., 1850-01-16
CITY TRADE REpoa e.

TusspAs. January lB-6P. "
The cotton market continued TO be much excited,
and large again made s further ad.sne. Of
&C mailing o total advance of Ac sipce the recsip
Of III, foreign neva The Canada letters b.ins at
hand trace other articles OF produce
gutd Flour vss rather heavy, and the demand limit
I'd In grain there vas some better demand for corn
while ~b.at steady with moderate sales Pork
without alteration but steady at previous rates There
nc marked change In other prvvi.iops Coffee
tinu,o him while sugar and moiasses exhibited no ma
tsrsl change
Aspss The market vas very dull st 80 90 SO SO
for oio bhl pete 50 o4 50 os for new; pearls
lover ~hh ssIss of lUs bbis ut 50 90
BstsD.rVrrs- pissr- he sal-r reached 500 bbs 4,
including sour ct - S7h So spe ~ 81 90 - sih;
con men to strs,pbt state. 81 50 80 lz1si mixed
OHIO and Indians st 80 lzs 80 lsi ois.o sd
fsuey Michigan, at % 81 o 50 a.; pure Ueu-see,
st 80 90 80 ozh other ersdes sere without
Ell srss Syrfhsrr sslss 80 bbi- at 50 20
- Sih for missd 10 straight c,mmon brssds Nv,
ft.,-sOO tbis. ssld ct -. Com msai wAs steady
with sses of 400 bbls Jersey Ut 81 SasS 50 Hh,af-
bcIuo.a In tb. vets 6tOo busbeis shte SOUTHERN
1T 81 10; 40 bushels e,nmon oeDesee 81 "a 40;
sno 100 bushels req Sou b.rp ct private bargain
tow saiss eum up fa.UUc bushei- ~ ~ bVc fl
s, utb.fp yellow, vitb westsrn mised at 6i y bIe
$500 N.w orleans, 81 62c oid western y,bo~ al ozS
q CSC end vbits Jersey, nee at etc. Rye Nss aus
tlc C.is-7he osmspd vss goo snd ptic-s siessiy
JotTtt. -. hstes eNbinitso ~" msteri-i chssse sales
Of 2ft tss. s. Dt uirso st lVo snd parcels Ro
N l2Ac.
tO,i,S- TIE nsrket continues vrry excited each
psft.i sls sppsftntIy at higher ptice. he tIassss.
tiubs ~hich principally spe,u sttVe ssus t,rncu
cniy being Tor port i,r tllbutuU tuo ace uHJ
tsi.s. tsi.. a OF Me- Orlssns nioaiins bTurfrr
nnl sc, mshiDf Sc over ssiSrosyt rsie5 We
auOte.-
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On the 14th inst, Mr. DANIEL o'SuLLrAS, in the
36th year Of his age
His friend and those Of his brothers James Eugene,
Morlem and Timothy invited to attend
his fuBeral, on Wednesday, 10th inst at O'clock r.
from his late residence, No 16 franklin street p.
S.-No carriages allowed
On Monday evening the lAth inst SAMUEL HILL, In
the 46th year Of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of his
late brother Joseph Hil and the butchers In general
invited to attend his funeral wednesday after
noon at O'Clock from the residence OF bis eisterin
Law, Mrs Francis L. Hill, No. 40 First street.
On Tuesday morning the 18th instant, GEORGE III.
SMuLL eldest Of Thomas and Sarah T.. Smul, aged
The rslstives and friends the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services at All
Saints Church, Henry street, this day wednesday,
l6b instant at IL O'Clock, M. The remains viii be
taken to farrytown for interment
At Newburypo port, hass., the 9th instant Mrs.
HsNAH L1TLE In the seth year OF her age relict Of
Mr. Jacob Little, eminent merchant OF that place,
and mother Of Jacob and Edward Little Of this city
On Monday evening. the 14th instant, PRkBE, widow
Her relatives and friends also the iends Of her
Charles q. Wright respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence l68 Fourth street
csrp.r of Jones this "Wednesday sesernooa, at half
pact O'Clock.
on Monday. the I4th instant, CATHARrsx, wife Of
Joseph A Bimside, aged 2i years.
The friends and relatives of the family invited
to sttspd the funeral from her fathers residence 81
AcDougal street Of King street. this (Wednes
day. morning at 10 o'clock. N. .B.-Batimsrs papers
please copy
ON Tusfdsy, January Is, Of consumption, CHARLOrrx
EL,rAskrB LonISsnsse. eyed 10 years
Her iisnds invited attend her funeral from
IN. residence Of her mother 200 fifth this day
(Wsdpesdsy) 10th instant at 4 O'Clock Her remains
will be taken TO New Jersey for intermsnt
The New York herald., 1850-01-16
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ship bsi,ns tsrsmL yolesmsnn, Bremen. Nov "a. with
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sst.~
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satisd.
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gcscr k.~ ursats slrdi.is - - tsrs Aisn.onemo
,f.vtHft, Ntitt esry, brttsoocs. snd othe-'
as Is-uioa a, surr-. NV. At srr,ridisa ~ amas.,
tr,a snir, Wv wonle ssp Iv,sHosI
rst ts,sssss ,ossfsa. 0Siaari cstssress, Char.s-
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tus j. ra1e 'vtt.su fetao, 80 "titht -, Nor
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Be}nist rstss sas' s,sse.s isst!;, orlesss; Ss
i5,tue. e, e. nteI,a rvnsc s,hr william Andrews.
rs iEL,- s.i.se NJ t'sls,r., J.t, u.u..
Bstf sstssis t'y To.sr ,io isth. on,ar.s COR OF
Nsirs pss H. ,sir Ie,b,r ctu3. Baker Bcs,op. s
Kscrt-sSrurs
Ccrtssfr - ~ ll,,,, o.. ~ Ss~ Yars fet n.vrs.
@ s9' ~ , % s,s ,s. Y .n r'''ssser' saw
ts'.r., i.s ~ ~ J,i, brro ror csTsin e
,.,. A',s % . ,s r9,ses 70 :, Liner; s
i iss,s, b w. i,,.. - .5,s .Sa'' - ana Va
Kusvsf,. Dec ls-ltt rfsf hIis ig,m a. rerek for y
,,r - o. tss h-ts sss sf.r bsis 80 mile. 70 he
~ fOr ori,sS,. pSs is here vissio.. Of .ails
The New York herald., 1850-01-16
MARKETS ELsEWHEnE.

STOCK SALES.
BALTIMORE Jsnusry Is, 1850
The following the fales at the Baltimore Stock Board
Yesterday 500 Nd 6s 1885, 5000 do 034; 81, 800 City
6s lt70 lc2s shares Union Bank 63 81 do karne Bank
2s. 80 do Franhlin Bank, l0ss; liz do do lO1a.
PBILApELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1850.
The sales at the Stock Board day, small without
ers change in prices There is inquiry for
Reading Railroad and State fves Money easier with
depano for first eass paper a previous Annexed
the sales ~ the First State Fiyes S. Sll0
do $4,000 do ssf $50 share Kensington Water Works.
Bank 1 500 Il higf 6s 664 S00do 66s $1,000 Reading
Peake end Delaware Canal Is. SUZ $500 United States
t7 NH S20 Wilmington Railroad 6's, sSss; shares Me-
ehancs Bank 2 Second board u shares Pennsy vania
Bank Ile do lOst $500 Lehigh 6 661a II de- North
Bank kel tucky O do Mechanics Bank, 261 $50 do
Reading Railroad i1s 400 do. Lehsh Mortgage Loan 924
do. Conmeroial Bsph, 56k; 7t0 do Kensngton Water
Works sls do Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, 62S S2U0
Reading Bonds 5sL.
BosroN, JAM IA Broke s. Bodrd.-- 40 shares Portland
Sseo PERT mouth railroad s do Ogdensburg do 2
do State Bank Ola; ~ do old Colony railroad 66 10 do
Norfolk county do, Am "a; do Exchange Bank. Ul1 10
rights wnnsmet Co. 51 shares Boston and Worcester
rilrosd S3 A. do Eastern do 94 g4k do Fitshburgh
do l 90 Concord 65s 10 do Boston and Maine do;
lO3i "a do Hope Insurance Co. loo Is do Worcester and
Nashua railroad AN 10 do b30d 5 s9l 20 div Connseti
and Psssumpsc raro1d. 90; 5000 Vermont Central
railroad bords 81 Second Board lie shares Ftehburg
railroad 1 rs do Western do l0ot le is do Old Colo
do, bOd ~ Is do do Co 66 20 do Boston and Provi
ecnse do. 81; 10 do Vermont Central do, SAN Az Il do do
Az.
The New York herald., 1850-01-16
Passengers Arrived.

LivERPooL-Facket hp Nov World Major Won Borp
York. - w"
BnE.Es-ship Helene-c caessd. Z Jansk. Y Hotop d
b, tssil, Hinhel, Labge Gust. A Reae G l. Rsas-
naeher. MRS Burrucsa Miss crsmsr-z thu steer
Lr.
GIAseowBark Hyndsford "A Dess 6s In the stserags
BRrnKN-Bark Consttution-Ness struL Erbe Luig qua
Helbath. Mcrcr- llS in the steeysge.
Es-Berk HAnnena nn--N Crosall ANA
can Consul at harseilles.
The New York herald., 1850-01-16

instruct you rsterate yosr request for IN answer
from the Minister Foreign Affairs, to your note Of
the 29th November last
IL s nov p-sIl, year since the date Of that note
exneriepce IN this department., such want Of cour
tssv 10 this CoyerDu ent has besn manifested BY
az foreign govsrpment For my own part should
consider myself highly censurable were to pursue
aepsrtment by the Charge Aares Of the Netherlands
and more ct pecially II had been written by the
press command OF his government.
Upon the receipt Of this dispatch you will therefore
address q note the Minister for Foreign Adsirs urg
ing him In firm but respectful language, ans wer
yeur note Of the 2oth November last Should he
to give you an what Is Substantially the
same neglect do within q reasonable tims-you
will then re port the fact to this department.
pursue this upon the suggestion of Mr. Ssey,
of his governm the Hague has net been able
obtain an his able and judcious note written
nearly year ago
Mr. Seely has just cause for his impatence; and
shall expect TO hear from you promptly this subject
am, sir. respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN.
AU6UsIE DAvEzAc. Efq.
1t is well knewn that Polar the thief, detained
in the reniteptiary OF New York under judgment in
of smuggling the jewels taken from the prison. In
carried board the steamboat Hercules where
Huyghens received him thence conveyed to the pilot
boat Gazette then lying of the peniteutiary in the
the Hercules Polaris counsel had no notice Of the
transacton it done without the authority of the
federal government and Presidept Jac kson highly
tncensed whet heard of the abduction The of
$4,000 was paid by bill of exchange drawn on the
King of Holland by the Dutch Minister in favor Of the
Collector Of New York. and cashed by Willink of New
York a Dutch banker. What became Of this money?
Did the Collector keep 1t!
The New York herald., 1850-01-16

Druggist, Herald ofse
100000 Gsssi p os q
ou bottles sold annuayrhs the wonder ssI
of ss i L. in Il:
ss at
and pure 'l''d' .Cs ooSsuMSr1oN ssS hfs CURED,
Cie.n;s: .qs can Ss Csssa
Hsetia fass Night sasst, bsSs Of Prosss
'n fiP S
Tss
IL Of the as
ed 'ur 81. and the ssssr s y ss
bee. sick number with the sonsumpon and that
not live sn. very short time and ADVICE shini.s
:ssst nd.
fast while shins the sarsapars and able 70 b
ny
3: b. :aI
the % q are ,eauaintsd with Hrs Arr'sr0ss
stHAa!Asf st!z4ssHS aspsRE. assEpssRREEssos.
sprrfIss hAsY BIsoS. SSSH;
Read the following and that Consumption n incurs6s
2 rors..sD-, verify ssi.sy. .s.s ysa. sais.e.-
lie have ieT year: FAD bad soasa ssssss
% .Ss a sns
and dd not sspsc. to live have only ussr your
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1ins that am thankful fcr these results.
CURIOUS CASE Of a'sssh q SiS%in' ''N
dsy q. sa u1s 1ssrs S ss %
Townsends ssrsapara The following recently
DR.: p. rowrsrnp-Dsar Sir: For yssrs
q the las, and aid regain ~
ns & ss Of
.sssn AZ SsssS ss.ai.s PAPER
found done great good called you yous
ono, With your advice KEEP. on and % most heartily
psra able my usual labor. 10.
@ Is: S X III
'0nd the expectations Of all that in'c ou1xpr
Orange, E.... Co.. n. Z. aug, 2 lss7. nS-,.'oa,H
inc dHy according s he
true according e The Sfi, q ~
sworn spS subscribed before ne. Orange. shoss
SEESSbsE SEFSs sAEPxis SEEsoF.Ss if:is Of the r-'
s *: RcsrsS s n: n
r-v KAmwAx. August "a. lss7.
sssi.s captain ,.:.iSsny I: =:
s tried It, confess than i IL the soes-
ss q S & ssS s sSsps %
san 70 s.perisnss its s.utsry effects and may
any eensSsrses done me more good than any pre-
vious remedy have tred and this s deemed b.
yp Of aAy importance you have my full consent g make n
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DISEASE on RI LgNGa
will BE- Psrceivsd that .ihodist Minister vouches ies
The truth Of this letter The documents the
81: 2 TIsy.:..DaD..s s,s Although y. hay.
ssg.,.ri.: sssvi.h,.asslas. soso.ls: ny duty:
shs who truth sSs. hs',
been Ascted With the Liver Complaint with affection q
benefit have Tor about eve months been falling very s
sss c,s .
sSo S.sI.. SaS: been sssrsiy s.v
Ths personally seausnssd Mr. Rai.sus
and osrtiass that the above is ssrussrv,.x,xuvu, true
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The New York herald., 1850-01-16

land; 18th, brig Clinton Canasd citv sshr
Sawyer, Rogers. NORFOLK. 'S' -~
wiscA.ssr. Jan ii-cld bask 4 woodward Ch.pus..
Cubs; brig shakspeare PeedietoB sid ssh brirs a.
ronda and kelen Jane Cuba; l1th Sshrs
Blanchard. ard & ound Pond, Pierce, do.
The New York herald., 1850-01-16

cargo Of dry cod, anoat held at 50 So Box her
ring are dull
FREIGHrs Grain to Liverpool was some better, and
corn taken at 4kd grain at cd and -four at ls.
Cd There material change to other ports.
Shippers waiting private letters.
IsoNT here has been active demand for pig, with
sales Of ! 500 tons Scotch at S2l cash
MoLAssEs.-Tbere was . fair demand for New Or
leans with farther sales of 400 bbls st26hc months
NAVAL SroREs-Th operations embrace 500 bbls
crude at 50 b0 and 100 do spiris at 32c.
OIL-The market is frmer Tor linssed but the sales
not quite large somprispg but $500 gallons, ct
83c. . sac.
PRovIsoNs.-Pork The market for pork was steady,
with sales of extra old at $40 rs $l and new,
at $l1 75 . S12. Prime was quiet, ct So 37K. Beef
The market frm with eaes Of 276 bbls at So for
prime $8 rs for msss $40 80 for extra Ohio, and
S11 for extra chicago mess. Prime mess quiet Beef
hams steady, at Sl3 Cut meats we're wanted; 80
tierces hams sold at 7Lo Lard-500 bbls sold,
at exc q a6Hc for geod to prime ketted Butter was
salesbe. No change Of Importance however, has taken
place Cheese was quiet, at SIC. To.
RIcE-PIices rem ain as before, ranging from 50 to
So "A, with moderate business.
The New York herald., 1850-01-16

Announcements Of Births Marriages ayld Deaths
not swseted untess duly authenticated and pssd fer.
Married,
At Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening. Jan o, in St
Johns Church, by Rev Richard Cox, Mr.. HENRy w.
STEVENS, Of Springfield, Mass, to Miss HANNAH MARIA
HOOPER, daughter Of Charles Hooper of Brooklyn and
formerly Of Troy, New YORK
The New York herald., 1850-01-16
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