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PEPSIN AND RENNET.

PEPSIN is the chief element, great Digesting Prne
pie OF the Gastric Juice, is found in great abundance in
the solid parts OF the human stomach after death, and
times the stomach to digest ITSELF itself up
1t is also found in the stomach OF animals, the OK, calf
&c. Ii is the material used by farmers making cheese
called Renne the effect of which has long been the special
wonder of the dairy The curdg OF milk is the first pro-
Of digestion. Rennet possesses astonishing power
The stomach Of calf will curdle nearly thousand times
its weight of milk. Baron Lehg that ''One
part Of Pcpsu dissolved in sixty thousand parts OF water
will digest and other food Diseased stomachs pro-
ducc good Gastric Juice Rennet Pepsin To show
that this want may be perfectly supplied, quote the fe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

N Office is hereby given to the heirs of An
A. drew Geist, decd, late of Upper Mahonoy, to
appear at an Orphans Court, to be held at Sum-
bury, in and for the county of Northumberland.
on the first Monday of November next, then and
there to accept refuse the real estate of the said
decd, at the valuation fixed upon the said real
estate by an Inquest duly awarded and confirmed
by the said court, shew cause why the same
should not be sold, &c.
JAMES COVERT, Sh'H.
SheriG's Office, Sunbury
Sept 4, 1S50.--6t. {
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JACOB REEDS
CLOTHING, ROOMS, :

Southwest Corner Of FItA and Market sfrsets,
e. PIiItADELPHTA, '.., r..i
WHO always keeps ON hand large stock Of
w every variety of clothing made up of good
materials, and ia the latest and best styles. He
would also inform ths public, that he pays cons-
derabe attention in getting up Military Clothing,
in good style and on reasonable terms.
Juns Is, 1850 " vi
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Hardware Tools, &C.
Estate Of JONATHAN METLER, decd.

N Office is hereby given. that letters of admin
istration have been granted to the, subscr.
her on the estate of Jonathan Metlcr, late of Up
per Augusta township, decd An person in-
debted to said estate or having claims agans, the
same are requested to call on the subscriber. for
settlement, JOHN ECKMAN, Admir-.
Up Augusta tpsh., dug. "a, ls5O.-6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
Estate Of Henry Leighow, decd.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
IN ministration ore given to the subscribers, on
the Estate of Henry Leighow, decd, late of Point
township, Northumberland county. All persons
indebted to said estate or having claims against
the same, requested to call on the subscribers
for settlement.
WILLIAM LEIGHOW,
PEMBROOK LEIGHOW. Adm rs'
Northumberland, Sept. ID, ls5O.-6t.
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masbinston News.
rHIRTY.FIRsr coNcR Ess--i., session.
WAsurNoToN, Sent. 23. 1880.

$3.50 WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, 1850.
HOUSE.--The House went into Committee
. of the Whole on the state of the Union, and
resumed the consideration of the Navy Ap-
preparation Bill. sa
The amendment to abolish foeging in the
navy, except in cases where courts martial
ate held, and the sentence is not carried into
effect until twenty -four hours after judgment,
and abolishing the spirit ration, and giving a
remuneration Of five cents per day, was fur
ther amended by adding, '',hat wine and
ardent spirits shall not be used by officers on
shipboard while in actual service, except as
medicine, to be administered under the di-
'rec,ion Of the ships surgeon"
Mr.. Thompson, of Miss, offered substi-
tute for the above, which was adopted, SO TO
81, "ihat foggng shall be hereafter abolished
in the naval service"
Mr.. Stanton, of Tenn, offered an amend.
'ment authorizing the Secretary of the Navy
TO enter into contract with Messrs. Bryan
for building three steamships to run between
the United States and the coast Of Africa
Mr.. Jones raised question tha, the amend
'ment was not in order.
The Chair ruled that it was.
MIR. Jones appealed, and Committee refused
to sustain the Chair--Ayes SO, Nays 81. b.
MIR. Stanton, of KY, offered an amend
,ment, which was rejected, that the officers OF
the late Texas Navy be incorporated into that
of the United States.
Mr.. Evans, of Nd, again offered an
amendment to abolish the spirit rations.
Mr.. Hubbard moved 10 amend by prohibl-
ting it to officers, except as medicine.
Mr.. Jones wanted TO know how many off.
GERS would be sick, if the amendment should
be adopteds
Mr.. Kaufman moved a proviso that no
more than one dose shall be administered
day. [Laughter.l This was adopted-and
then the entire amendment was rejected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
A CARRIAGE FOR SALE.

1rOR sale at reasonable price, well built ear
rage in good condition with tongue and shsfy
for either one or two horses, Also, double ses
Of hssness. Enquire st this Office.
Aug 81, ls5o.--d
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28

a RNoLD's WRITING FLUID AND con-
IA GREsS INK for sale q, this Office.
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ZETwz & CO..

IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN
Books, Prints, Engravings, Stationary
Gilt Frames and Musical Instru-l
ments.
No. 7s North End st., between Arch & Race
gg3H sfH t PHILADELPHIA. gsefH
IMPORT to order and have constantly on hand
l. avery large assortment Of goods in the above
named lines at wholesale and retail. Principally
u CD CD EE G
In German, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French, Italian
Spanish and other languages; Classics, Diction-
aries, Grammers, Vocabularies, School, Juvenile,
Picture Drawing and Model Books for Architects
Cabinet Carriage and other manufacturers.
MAPS, GLOBES and Blank Books of every
description. Splendid Lithogrsphic and other
Prints.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Accordeons, Banjos, Bows for all string instru.
ments Bridge and Tsilpieccs, Clarionsts, Flies,
Flsgcolets, Flutes, Guitars, Octave Flutes Patent
Heads for Guitars and Violincellos, Tsmbourines,
Tuning Forks and Hammers, violins, Violin and
Guitar Pegs, Violincellos and Strings for all kinds
of Instruments Wholesale and Retail.--Accor-
dcons repaired.
Also constantly on hand, wholesale and retail,
large assortment Of the very best
GERMAN BRONZE POWDER
Dutch Metal,-French and Florence Leaf Metal
rs,-Harpencils,-F and other
Leadpencils, Red, White and Black Chalk Cray
ons,--Mathematical instruments,
Spring Lancets--Pocket Prescription and Gold
Scales and Weights-Lctter, Fancy colored and
gilt Papcr-Playing Cards and other French and
German Fancy Articles, for the sale Of which
they are the MANUFACTURERS AGENTS.
July 6, 1885, ....
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GERMAN BRONZE POWDER
GREAT. ATTRACTION!
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
JOHN w. FRILING,

market oCreeC, SunDury, fa-,
HAS just received and opened large assort-
ment of superior and choice Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, well adapted to the coming sea-
son, which he will sell at the lowest prices. His
stock consists of general assortment of almost all
articles of use in the Dry Goods line, consisting
in part of
Cloths, Cass,meres, Summer- er-Stuf for
Clothing and Testing.
Ladies Dress Goods.
Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, Shawls, Muslins, Sheet
ings, Tickings, Fine Muslins, Ginghams,
Linens, &c.
ALSO A general assortment of
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE, QUEENS
WARE, LIQUORS, DRUGS, IND
MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND DYESTUFF,
and every variety of articles.
u" Country produce of all kinds taken in ex-
change at the highest market price.
Sunbury, April 27, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
FAMILY GROCERIES.
DAVID. ASE.

s. W Corner 9Th & Arch Street, Philadelphia
HAS for sale all kinds of choice Family Groce-
IL ries at the very lowest prices, ,Yiz: ..,r,
Extra Fine, superior and common Black and
Green Teas; old Gov. Java and other kinds of
Coffee, all qualities of Crushed Light Brown and
Brown Sugars best Sperm Oil and Sperm and
Amantine Candles Bakers Chocolate, Cocoa
and Broma Farina, Tapioca, Sage and Wheaton
Grits; Olive Oil, Isinglass Kctchups and Sauces,
Maccaroni, Vermice, English Split Peas, &C.
They will pack up all goods for the country
neatly and securely and deliver them promptly at
any Depot or Hotel as desired. Id
DAVID PEASE,
S.W. Cor. 9th & Arch Sts,
g., Philadelphia.
Anp. ~. lS5O.-lvMav
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QLANK PAhcymrsr PApIn DIrps just prin-
- ted and for sale at this Office.
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PEPSIN IN POWDERS.
~ SENT BY MAIL. FREE OF POSTAGE.

For convenience Of sefe 10 all parts Of the country,
the DIGESTIVE MATTER OF THE PEPSIN is put up
in the form Of Powders with directions to be dissolved In
just the same matter the bottles but twice the quantity
for the same price, and will be sent by mail FREE OF
POSTAGE. Tor ONE DOLLAR sept (pospsd) TO Dr. j.
Pa.
Six packages for 1--WE dollars Every package and bottle
bears the written signature Of J. B. HoUGHToN NJ. d.,
Sold by agents in every town in the United States and
by respectable dealers in Medicines generally.
FOR SALE BY John w. Friling, and George Bright,
Sunbury, Pa
Maya McCay Northumberland.
lehn II Raser Milton, IA /, i.
Hayes q Mccormick, McEwensvihe,
d j. Grouse Seinsgrove, = ..a
John G. Rxsiht, Qppet Mahantasee
William Deppin, Mahonoy f-
sunbury, Sept. 18th, 1861
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28

GREAT Foor RAcE.-The Lockport Demo-
crat says great foot race came off at Hart.
land, Niagara co. on Saturday lssi, between
The Touawanda and Chippewa Indians. The
distance run was ten miles without stopping.
The first two miles was performed in nine
Mias.tss and thiriy:fve sseoads-,he last two
IN ttsslpe minutes and fifteen seconds. The
purse was taken by Isaac HIT, Tonawan-
da, mot yet eighteen years of age,) In Jffty-
sipM minutes and thirty-two seconds. Con-
sidetinq some inconveniencss of the ground
!, j. considered one Of the greatest feals on
record.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
Estate Of Samuel culp. sen, decd.

NOTfCE is hereby given, that letters of ad
~ ministration have been granted to the sub
scrber, on the estate of Samuel Culp sen., decd.
late of Upper Augusta. All persons indebted to
said estate or having claims against the same are
requested to call on the subscriber for settlement
JOHN HAUGHAWOUT, Admir-.
Upper Augusta tshp Sept Ia, ls50--6t
FALL MILLINERY GOODS.
| John Stone & Sons,
| IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Silks, Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
| No. as South Second ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
|HAVE received by late arrivals from France
- large and very desirable assortment OF
FALL MILLINERY GOODS,
among which will be found
Bonnet Heirets of all colors in variety of prices.
Satins
Corded Veicets i
Figured, water'd and corded Bonnet Goods.
| Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, a large assortment.
| French and american F2oacers.
Laces, Bonnet Tabs, Crowns, Buckrams, &c.
&C., together with splendid assortment of Paris
| Fancy Feathers.
| firm in France, and will be sold at the lowest
market prices.
Philadelphia, Sept. 81, ls5O.-lmo.
To the Toters of Northumberland County.
Fellow CITIZENS:
Encouraged by many of my friends, herewith
offer myself to your consideration Candidate
for the Office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the coming election. Should be elected to
said Office shall cndeavor to discharge the duties
thereof to the best of my ability.
CHRISTIAN ALBERT.
Lower Mahonoy, Sept. 7 1850.
To the Voters of Northumberland County.
FRIENDS AND Fellow CITIZENS:
Encouraged by number of my friends in the
different sections Of the county, offer myself as
candidate for the Office of
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
at the coming election, should receive majority
of your votes, pledge myself to perform the du-
ties of said office faithfully and to the best of my
ability.
GEORGE T. TRAUTMAN.
Jackson tsp. Aug, 81, ls50.-tE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28

DEsrRvc1rIvE FmE IN Pot74ssvILLE.-A fire
broke out Pottsville, at o'clock, yesterday
morning, that has caused extensive destruc-
lion. II had it's origin in the careiessness of
a ,eamster, who was tending his horses in
The stable of Geisses' tavern, on Centre street,
above Market. 1t consumed the whole row
of stables on that side Of the street, and all
the shops and offices, on Market street to
Thomson's store, which was saved. Mills
tavern, on the opposite side of,he street from
'Geisses' stable, was also destroyed !, and con-
siderable injury was done TO the Methodist
church adjoining. The property lost is to be
regretted chiefly for the immediate inconve-
hience of the occupants. Otherwise, like the
large fire on Centre street, ii will put substan-
tial and good looking buildings in the place
of unsafe and unsighily rookeries.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28

The following whimsical circumstances
happened some time ago in Kilkenny:
IA sailor, who was married 10 a very sickly
woman, got enamoured of young girl who
lived in his neighborhood, and, on certain
conditions, he agreed to give her promise,
an writing, to marry her Immediately on the
demise Of his wife in consequence of which
MIR. Snip passed the following curious note of
hand. Hin two days after the demise of my
pcesent wife, promise 10 Mary Miss Moran
'or uraer, value received, under fifty pounds
sterling. Given under my hand this six-
,eenth day of May, Sc, J.SuIlivan.' Shortly
after Miss Moran received the above note,
she died, Leaving it endorsed TO Il female
friend, who alss Glanced TO take a fever, and
died, before The iailar's wife; however, on
her sick bed, she also endorsed the no,e and
gave ii to ac0tsin, whom the tailor absolutely
married, agreeably to tie endorsement, in
two days after the death of his wife, and it
is said the tailor aud his wife are now living
happily iu the citysf Kilkenny"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
UMBRELLAS 8 PARASOLS CHEAP.
william A. Drown, a 8

No. Sc Market street,
PHxLADHLPHYA.
nEALERS IN UMBRELLAS AND PARA
~ SOILS, wishing to purchase handsome goods,
of superior quality, cheap, are invited to call at
my Mandatory and Store, No. Sc MARKET
street. one door below Third street, where every
variety Of Umbrellas and Parasols sold cheap
or than they can elsewhere be obtained
A call when you visit Philadelphia, is request
ed. An examination of my goods will satisfy
you that it will be to your interest to purchase OF
me.
Philadelphia, Sept. Ia, ls5O.-lmo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
ANOTHER SClEkTIFIC WONDER
PEP SIN!
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
GASTRIC JUICE !

A GREAT DYSPEPSIA cuRzR,
Prepared from RENNET, the fourth Stomach OF the
OK, after directions of BARON LlEBIG, tho great
Physiological Chemist, by j. S. HoUGHToN, NJ. D.,
No. II, North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. =,
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION, and DEBILITY, Curing after Ma
tures own method, by Natures agent the Gastric
Juice.
IS. Half teaspoonful OF This Fluid infused in water,
will digest dissolve, Five Pounds Of Roast Beef III
about two hours out OF the stomach.
DIGESTION.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28

nIGESTION is chiefly performed in the stomach by the
aid OF fluid which freely exudes from the inner
that ogai when state Of health called the Gastric
Juice This fluid is the Great Solvent Of the Food the
Purifying, Preserving ana stna'lS agent oil the Ste
mach and intesnes. Without it there will be diges
toBno conversion of food into blood, and nutrition
Of the body but rather FOUL torpid painful and destruc
condition Of the whole digestive apparatus. A weak
half dead injured stomach produces good Gastric
juice and hence the disease, distress and debility which
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

BARON IlEBlG, in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous
to the Gastric Juice may be readily prepared the
membrane OF the stonUch Of the calf which various
articles OF food meat aud eggs, will be sotened chang
ed and digescd just in the they would be
in the human stoniachn
DIR. PERElRA, in his famous treatise on "Food and
Diet" published by Fowlers & Wells, New York. page
3 states the great fact and describes the method Of
preparation. There few higher authorities than DR..
Pereim.
Di. COMBE, in his valuable writings the physiology
of Digestion" observed that ia dimnum of the due guam
ty Of the Gastric Juice is prominent and a-prevang
of Dyspepsia - and he TINT distinguished
professor of medicine in London who severely aict
ed with this complaint finding every thing else fall had
to the Gastric Juice obtained from the stomach Of
living animals, which proved completely successful"
DR.. GRAHAM, author OF the famous works on "Vege-
table Diet says: sit il remarkable fact in physiology
that the stomachs OF animals maceraed in water, impar
to the fluid the property Of dssoving various articles Of
food aud Of eectng kind OF artificial digestion Of them
in wise different from the natur digestive process"
DR.. SlMON'S great work, the ''Chemstry of Man."
ea Blanchard Phia. 1896 PIP. 32l-2 says: "The dis
covery Of PEPSlN forms in the chemical history
of Digestion From recent experiments know that
food is dissolved rapidly in artificial digestive fluid
prepared from Pepsn, it is in the natural Gastc Juice
ITSELF
Pioiessor DUNGLISON Of the Jefferson College, Phila
depha, in his great work Human Physiology devotes
than fifty pages to examination Of this subject
His experiments with Dr. Beaumont, the Gastric Juice
obtained from the living human stomach and from animals
well known. "n all cases." he says, "digeson
red perfectly in the artificial the natural gestionso
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28

pc Auoptcu
Mr.. Kaufman moved a proviso that no
more than one dose shall be administered
day. Laughter This was adopted--and
then the entire amendment was rejected.
AMIN BEY,
The Turkish Ambassador. is receiving eve
ry attention at the hands of the Government
at Washington. On Thursday the 10Th inst,
the Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF
State, paid him the compliment of calling on
him at his lodgings; after which he took him
i'm his carriage 10 the Capitol, and introduced
him to many members Of both Houses of Con-
gress. The Envoy appeared much satisfied
by this courtesy, and spent some time in each
house. The National Intelligencer says that
the Senate, in the course of the day, having
under confederation the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation Bill, inserted an appropriation
Of ten thousand dollars to defray the personal
expenses Of the Envoy during his residence
and travels in the United States-i-a mark Of
respect towards the Sovereign of Turkey, and
to the motives which prompted this mission
On Thursday night, the Envoy was serdhaded
by the Marine Band, at his lodgings, at The
National Hotel, and having been vocferousy
called for, he appeared a, the window, and
Though his interpreter, Mr. Brown, addressed
che assemblage. He mentioned that he was
the Columbus of his nation, being the first
native Turk who had visited America. Hav-
fng acknowledged the attentions aud kind
ness shown aim, and expressed his admira-
tion Of our country aud its citizens, in the
Erue spirit Of Eastern munificence, he ordered
4 COLLATION. for the Band, and retired amidst
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-09-28
AS A DYSPEPSIA CuRER,

DR.. HoUGHToN's preparation of PEpsIN has produ-
ced the marvellous effects, curing OF Debility,
Enc caton Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consumption,
supposed he the very verge of the grave II is i'm
possible give the details Of in the limits OF this adj
vertitene1-b authenticated certificates have been given
ii more than TWO HUNDRED REMARKABLE
CURES, in Philadelphia New York, and Boston alone
These nearly all desperate cases, and the cures
not only rapid aud Wonderful but permanent.
II is a great NERVOUS ANrlDOTE, and particularly
useful fof tendency 10 bilious disorder, Liver Compa
Fever and Ague or badly ated Fever and Ague and tho
evil effects OF Quinne Mercury and other drugs upon the
Digestive organs, after long sickness Also ior
in eating aud the too free use OF ardent spirits 1t almost
rnconcilel Health with Intenlperpnce.
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"DEATHS DOOR,"

Aug. II, ls5O.-lyMay
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READY MADE

Northumberland, August 10, ls5o.wsm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-08

ToBACCO-There have been few transactions, of
which all the particulars suppressed besides which
hear of the following sales On Tuesday, 30 hhds76 on
private terms. and 16 hhds; II A. at ~, at and
81 and yesterday, A94 hhd follows q hbds. A-0
3, at ~, and at " IS hhds A. at 6497s IS hhds
81 A. at III and Is r. 81; 81 hhds-3 A. and 20 r.
-; % hhds20 Low A att, and IS r. at 81 and 81 bids
R.30 at and Sc v h. Also, l5O hhds of whish we
did not learn any Of the particulars.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Pnces firm for Sugar,
but the market is quiet IS hhds sold Tuesday
5Sz961zc. " ID for Common Prime Moasses has con-
tnued sell in retail parcels former ratessay s0033e
% gallon for good Reboiled.
FLOUR-There has been improvement in prices, but
the demand has been better On Tuesday about 2OO bb
taken, including 100 Unbranded 90 So $50 Super
ne mixed brands (by aucton,) at 50 5593 So $50 fresh
Illinois at "a l2z $50 Choice do. at "a %, 200 Extra do
IS co. and 200 Extra st. Louis 45 80 Dbl Yesterday
200 bb sod including 200 bbls Sour 90 60, 500
-, 200 Superfne Baltimore Cby aucon) @3 57493 60,
100 fresh Illinois - OK 500 Illinois and St. Lous at
- l2D4 10, 500 at o. 2 $40 Extra (sour) at "a 10 100
Choice ST. Louis at - 62S 100 Extra Illinois Is 5 and
100 Extra st Louis at Is S71S q Dbl.
GRAIN-The Corn market has been heavy, and lower
have ruled Tuesday sales reached about 900 sacks
including 500 poor WHITE 7O72 300 Yellow and White
at "a and rs, and 1lO0 White at = " bushe Yesterday
did hear of sale Of Oats about 1900 sacks have been
sod at 6O9621kc. v bushe Western Bran has brought
81 0591 TO- and 500 sacks Baltimore sold yesterday 92c
| ~ 100 lbs.
| PROFESSIONALISM is rather lower and we have no.
teed small sales of Mes at 81 5O0s11 75 and of Prime
80 70 v Dbl Bacon continues extremely dull 60 casks sold
auction Tuesday at "a "a 41sc % ID for Sides and
7l6 for Shoulders; 20 casks canvassed HAMS private
sale brought SIC " b. Yesterday 16 casks Cincinnati
Sides (Prime1 sold 5h and 10 do Clear at " b. OF
Lard, 100 bb sold yesterday at &c v ID, and 300 private
/ terms
COFFEE-saes Tuesday 800 bags Rio at 91<f69slo FE
/ and yesterday 1000 do. private terms.
| BAGGING AND R0PE-The sales of Tuesday EN-
braced 40 pieces is6c 50 coils So and 300 do Gle
all cash Yesterday 50 pieces and 60 coils sold at 3a and &c
on time adding interest, and $50 coils at 61Sc cash.
GUNNY BAGS-2OO0 Tin baes) sold on Tuesday at s}f'
cash. and 5000 yesterday SIC, the latter advance.
HAY-About 700 bales Eastern have been disposed of al
| ss5 coy ton.
| LIME-Two cargoes of Thomaston embracing 1000 bbs
sold Tuesday but the rates did not transpe.
LARD OLLIE bbs the Leyee, brought 501Sc % gal
| Ion on Tuesday
WHISKY-Sales Tuesday "a bbls Raw at 261sc gallon
| and yesterday q bbls at the price.
| EXCHANGES-We quote Sterling at 1090110 New
York sixty day Bills I91IS cent discount, and Sigh
| Checks NewYork parf0R p cent. premium.
| FREIGHTS-Lead was shipped to NewYo rk on Tuesday
81 90 ton and Tobacco 90 50 . hhd Yesterday
| we heard of no new engagement.