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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
ATTITUDE 2so5T 30" N.-LoNorruDE 800 W.-inTime. sh


Cleared Yesterday
Span bark Sufrda, Font, barcelona, J Prats
Br bark Ellen, Penticost, Liverpool, II Holland
Bark Miiades Robinson COrunua and Market l. ii Gale
Span brig Elisha Rosas, Barcelona, PUG, Mir < Co
Schr Walter NJ Prtchard John Hurley
Schr Ella, Sehernbeck Pensacola, John Hurley
SchT 5 Leiper, Thomas, Grand Gallon, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, from Galveston, 18th inst 10
Harris & Morgan with 80 bales cottOn-2d my.
Ship Cromwell, Barker, Is days I'm Boston, master2 M
Ship Memphis, Bunker, y days from New York, to Co.
hen-1st
schr Major Barbour. Arne days from Brazos ST Jago
to U S QuaTermaster-3d my.
Schr Clara Thompson, days from Corpus Christi in bal
last, to master-lst my:
schr Two Marys, Silva 2days from Pensacola to master
Schr Jas Polk, Fredercks days from Pensacola to mas
ter-Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess No. 3, Holmes from Ncksburg6Sl bales cotton
Meteor No. 3, Faussett, FROM Attakapas.
Jas. Ia. Day, GibersOn. from Mobile.
Elisha, Wilson, from LafouTche.
Old Hickory, Northern, from Nashyle-4 bales cotton
Sultaua, Gable, from 81. Louis.
Mondana, LarOse, from Balize.
TOwbOat Defiance, MCPhersonn, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
The ships Raah and st Glare and brig Sol went to sea on
the Sth inst
Towboat Defiance owed down and to sea- on the inst
ships Allen and Brunswick bark Guadalupe and schooner
Victoria.
Hcsses at Yera Cruz 5h inst-Bark Syria, Remington
for Philadelphia the 9th nst.. Bark Elizabeth, Means,
for New York about the 18th inst.
Ua
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Passengers,

Per ship Cromwell, from Boston-Mrs Robins, Miss Good
rich, Capt Dei3rsett, Mr. Winsor.
Per ship Memphis, from New York-Mrs Williamson AMI
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuaadav MaEninU A mil rs 1870

Tuesday Morning, April Is, 1850. !
COTTON-The mail through yesterday with the
Europas letters which favorable for our great
staple than the first by telegraph. Notwith
standing this however, 600 bales taken at about
the rates of Saturday.
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CUsToM-HoUsE, NEW ORLEANS,

ouSToM TGIias,,o Nr S, 3faLsASS, ,e,o
Vile is Ssy Ct 4 o Osk M at BY P SIZE. No
i @sifP g. bR4 a. Sins Il NJ !, lts!S
Said Brandy having been imported from BorsaUl pc, bark
of , GiGpg q of Both August Is4a ppTrps r
ROARDING-A gentleman and his wife, who intend
- remaining in the city during the summer and to whom
he comforts Ct bone are be
gsntee family, residing the upper part Of The Second
Xd w R Res s%
nOLCE CAMPANA ATTACHIENT-We the
York sEssT PG; Ss hteyaars q NE
sn invented GaS Of ABsny most
9FSnGG n AND pleasing ssa sd9P the CAPABLE
Of tone heretofore unknown In its application 10 any style
a the same time gives to it new and unique power: W. A.
knE AG:9 pSPs Ioss9h Burke Richard Hoffman G.
H. T. Wsson A. Kyle TSanelS M SSSsr f. ksD kTe
GsO above aesee FAN 54 aIos One Of
ton and sale at the Pian0 Forte md zss93
$Po sf rc% tOts, a. ss ssre e. Fss
fs 81 r r a M P2y and
John g, J0HNsON's LETHIFUGE-A new and
- invaluable discovery has reputation established
@S1G 81 MSR RBTsnSf
SorTSa HeaSaSbs aa S " l. a
sS 0yS e most G Preparations for the
s sene
basis of preparations in fluid All can use II with per
feet safety. The faculty Of Rapides have pronounced in
favor OF this compound, which should be sufficient guar
antee that j. IS no auack medicine Numerous testimonials
parish of the benefits derived by the use of The Lethuge
az The Iehifnge is prepared in no part OF the United
States bit at the Drug Store of
| JOHN @. JOHNSON, Druggist and Apothecary,
oAexandna, La, opposite Court House.
apl2 lm3dp J. WRIGHT s. co. ISL Charres ST.
RLUE LICK WATER-75 bbs fresh, just landed
api5 JAMES s. SHAW. veranda Corner
ONDON PORTER-3O casks Of superior quality, land.
| u ing and fOr sale By e. WOOD 90.
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BEFORE RECORDER Observation-Disclosures Ken
needy was sent yesterday to the First District Court
for stealing pair of spectaoles from Edward Nc
Godric.
James Peters, Edward Johnson and Jas. Curren
were sent to the work-house for being suspicious
characters.
Hugh Hamilton was brought up, charged by Mr.
Mickey, Second Assistant of Hook and Ladder
Company, with stealing at the fire on Girod street
No prosecutor appearing, he was discharged.
Thomas Brown and John Rain were sent to the
work house as being suspicious characters. They
were found in lot on Robin street.
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Mr.. James X. Pauldii g, Secretary u War during
w. Van B1ren's administration, has wril,en.a let
ter to the democracy Of Tammany Hall, New York,
in which he very properly denonnees the WiIpnt
Proviso, and all its aiders and abetors at tie North,
heedIessly exasperaling the South, and making
disturbance and mischief
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The Boston Times is out against the Webster
verdict. 1t is alone in this course among the press
of that city.
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Without reserye-st stock OF Hardware, Cutlery
and Fancy Goods.
RY GXK ES. III KnE Il en-.

MONDAY April ocoek-wnl Sold reserve
l at the Of the importers MesArs Love IIogg No iO6
POydras street
The stock Of fresh HARDWARE well assorted consisting
in Of fine Pocket and Table Cutlery Britannia Ware Cape
CoOpeTs Tools Coffin hounings Pumes
Urge Mirrors aud Engraving from andsri with
u articles kept Wholesale Hardware also large
Of Frnges, Gmps Buttons and Fancy Goods and
rietg OF English Double Barrel Gum aud Pistols
Terms 500, cash. 300 $500 go days; $50 $500
montlsi $500, 6 mouths for approved paper.
The entire stock is direct importation from the hest English
inanuactorieA
t Catalogues will rady three days previous the day Of
at the office g" the aueones at the proFreiors O6 Poyas
apl6
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The Railroad to the Tennessee river is in rapid
progress, Cars will be running to MurGreesborough
go mes) this fall. In another year the road will
be completed, and the cities of Nashville, Savan-
nah and Charleston be united The cars now
running from Chattanooga the Tennessee river
to the Tunnel Hill in Georgia The cotton is
hauled around and reshpped on the road to either
Of the Atlantic cities connected with the road 40
bales of cotton are carried off every week. This
trade is all lost to NewOrleans. The Memphis pa
pers are filed with exhortatons to the citizens 10 sub
scribe for stock in the road to Charleston. The
shares only $25 each, that it is in the power
Of every man in the city to become a stakeholder
Gov. Jones has published appointments to address
the people along the proposed line The citizens
of Memphis voted in favor of the city taking half
million Of the stock. The vote stood FOG to 104
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a j. COKE d. co., DRUGGIsTs, Corner of -Ndga.
IA. zHe and Poydrds streets, are prepared to n
cute orders for Planters, Country Physicians and Fam 81
lilies. Every article warranted genuine. DIR. E. j. w
CuKE's Preparations, extensively used for years. IA
recommending themselves by their efects
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-AR unequalled remedy
for Coughs, Colds. Influenza, etc.
TFf EXTRACT OF COPAVIA, SARSAPARILI.A
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
49, superior to the Capsules otheT extract
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made, proved by the effect produced.
BAl.SAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, IIVERW0RT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchits
LOUISIANA VERMiFUGE. RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. mic 1y3dp
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A Boston paper of the 4th, says: "There was
a report this morning that DIR. Webster's eldest
daughter had become raving crazy, but it was con-
trOdiced on reliable authority. The story which
was circulated relative to student having seen
DIR. Webster over the dead body of DR.. Parkman.
arose in this way: A clergyman did state case
to the Attorney General before the conclusion OF
the Webster trial, but it did relate to student
as stated but to an important fact in regard to a
cnse which will probably be made public shortly ,,
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The Arkansas Penitentiary was partially con-
sumed about the 1st inst. The prisoners all
safely removed to the county Jail of Little Rock.
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COTTON IN JAMAIcA.--It it said that the plan
,conlrives to bear for five years and produces two
crops yearly. Ten acres produced 10000 lbs; but
the land was fresh. 1t was the continued return
of the caterpillar which caused the West India
planters 10 abandon the cultivation of cotton. Il
is well known fact that the farther South the
earlier and the more frequent is the return of this
dreaded insect.
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MIssING.-A German cigar dealer, Louisville,
KY Unrequited love is supposed to have led him
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The GREENEYED MoNsTER.-Qute an affair
came of on Sunday evening, in st. Peter street
near Dauphn, in which the chief actors were Dr.
VIM. Gustave Won Poellnitz and his friend Chris
tian Hunkel, of the same profession, on one side,
and Antonio Panic, Catharine Panic, Andre Cot-
no. and one Mary Nichols the ladylove of the first
named party, on the other. DR.. Won Poellnitz
went to the house of Panic to demand the cause
OF the fair Marys visit to that Objectionable place.
lie invited in aud saluted upon entering with
discharge from pistol, held with " malice afore-
thought at his head by-Catino. Luckily for the
searcher after tickle woman he lodged the ball,
but his friend Hunkel received it for him and made
such an instant demonstration of the power of the
human lungs by bawling murder, that the neigh
borhood was alarmed, the police aroused and the
whole party arrested The disciple of Esculapius,
aggreved by the misfortune Of his friend and goaded
10 desperation by the perfdy Of his mistress, made
an affidavit yesterday before Recorder Genois,
charging Panic il Co. with conspiracy to murder
him. The accused gave bail for their appearance.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD-Letter from Col. Fremont
very interesting letter, which we find in the
National Inteigencer of the 9Th, WAS written by
Col. Fremont to the Convention which recently
assembled in Philadelphia, in regard to The most
practicable route from the valley of the Mississippi
to the Pacific Ocean. He prefers the route from
ST. Lonis to a pass in the Colorado Mountains,
Familiarity known to New MeXcans and Indian ira
ders, several degrees South of the noted South
Pass thence by the Great Basin to the Sierra Ne
vada, and thence to the Bay of San Francisco.
This route, in his opinion, will fulfil all the condl-
tons of a route for a national thoroughfare, be-
| cause:
| lst. 1t is direct. The cOurse is almost a straight
| line from end to end st. Louis is between 49, 80 /;
| San Francisco is about the same; the route is be-
tween these parallels, or nearly between them, the
whole way.
3D. 1t is central to territory, 1t is through the
territorial centre West of the Mississippi and its
prolongation to the Atlantic ocean would be central
10 the States East Of that river. 1t is also cenTa
to business and population; and unites the greatest
commercial point in the valley Of the Mississippi
with the greatest commercial point on the coast Of
the Pacific.
Sd. 1t combines the advantages for making and
preserving the road-wood, water and SOIL for in
habtation and cultivation.
18th. 1t is a healthy route. No diseases of any
kind upon it ; and the valetudinarian might travel
it in his own vehicle, on horse even on foot for
the mere restoration of health and recovery of
spirits.
1t not only fufs all the conditions of a national
route but is preferable TO any other 1t is prefera-
Bile to the South Pass from being near four degrees
further South, free from open plains, and from
the crossing Of great rivers Its course is parallel
with the rivers, there being but one uhe Upper Co.
lorado) directly crossing lis line. There are passes
at the head of Arkansas, in the Three Parks, and
North of them, but none equal to this by the Rio
del Norte. There is no route North of it that is
comparable to it there is no practicable route
South of it within the United States.
The Cholera has broken out in the interior o.
Mexico. As yet however it has not been very fatal
. The annual product of Coffee is estimated a
10000 tons.
Cincinnati pays $3.50 per week for cleaning tn
street..
t A meeting of the merchants of St Louis has bee
called to adopt in regard to the transac
8 ton of the produce business on the levee.
o
d Mr. Kennett, the newly elected Mayor of S
= Louis, was inaugurated on the 9th inst.
MIssING.-A German cigar dealer, Louisville
h Ky. Unrequted love is supposed to have led hin
, | astray.
e The Arkansas Penitentiary was partially con
e sumed about the 1st inst The prisoners were a
: safely removed to the county Jail of Little Rock.
The Boston Times is out against the Webste
70 verdict 1t is alone in this course among the pres
. of that city.
lie The Presbyterian Church in Natchez has raise
re for benevolent and missionary purposes the sum
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A meeting of the merchants of St Louis has been
called to adopt measures in regard to the transac'
ton Of the produce business on the levee
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NEW ORLEANS:

MORNING. APRIL 10. 1850.
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The Cholera has broken out in the interior of
Mexico. As yet however, it has not been very fatal
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cAUT1oN Persons rurtnred should be aware, Eihsy have
security Agausi S,a'siaa Hernia with all its A0rTOrs
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ORLEANS THEATRE.

ORLEANS STREET, between Royal Bourbon
TUESDAY EVENING, ATr Is 1850, will be performed Mey
erbeers celsbated Gland Opera, end tabesux entitled
THE PROPHET
Performers hessTs. Duuc, Besxin
E Libretio Of The Prophet" for the B-I office.
tx Performances will commence halpRst o'clock.
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The annual product of Coffee is estimated {
lsO. 600 tons
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SAINT CHARLES THEATRE.
EB Triumphant Success MACALLlsTER,
gens whose Novel and Extraordinary Fests nd TrsnstOuG
httons we'd marks of APPRECIATION
III viii mahe his appearance TUESDAY EVENING,
IL April 10, in the ENCHANTED PALACE,
in Two Dreams reducing EaTie'y Of Experiments,
both Meet anieai . Philosophical
~ For particulars, Bills Of the Day.
Prizes Of ddplission-Drras
que 81 Family Circle (second TERI Pit and ThId TIER
cents. Boz Uhcs open from 10 A. P. NJ, ind from
O'Clock until the end the open
rs Curtain o NJ o nj
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@a 81 A 81

INE undersigned his old established office, continues to
accommodate persons DESTROYS of RENTING TO their
friends in England Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts able post-town in the above named KING
dOms and in lie also, usual, continues hav
ing passengers brought from Liverpool TO this city, good
ships and reasonable terms Parties living distance BY
addressing letter (postpaid) the nn.ieIsisned. win be
SO " No. s Bank Place. New Orleans.
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ONDON PORTElt--2O casks Of superior quality, land.
~ ing and for sale By f. WOOD co.
Rpla Post u, 6ecoRd MuniciDahiY
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Esissfs: Ssrs!isa: s;Si.%ir s. NJ. ,%i;; r.,% ?.
Shs.e fS..i.a, v..iis . neps, Badger Peek Coz Au.
Sse SSlss.ui H:i,S ssns Ii.rs" sSasr Rya:s
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csisne crsar fs,sl soSi. %snsS S''''
Lss Ssn. & c.Sy Ssu s.s
RsnS MIMI rsTgsle' m@ps,sn' pl Asad. srS
81 bssssr rilssaD saniosi Compliance Sears, PORT
ssssnsr.~Sstru.i. colnsry Baltimore; Erie. Norman.
siOop-Ssney Jane, Gordon. Newport.
Nrrsv-a.
ssr rssIs nss, .ss Ball. nsT5y L,,Tro; sly, r,s
s,S s,.i;S .nS ss,r G eay vi,s e. ,ss
a. .r.as ss hsIs's. "a from ,'Iros ,os s,siIor,
i,syc @ I II D;as - i'Ss; .,1s AaI . ss
ss Sssa Ellen ss.roa Ia SasSas ess.. Is
r;s msry lTrR r.. WHoSss passs rssi. S
IN !. e.a. 81 ~ .s an % g. "a pa. % I. rassa s.s. Ny is
s,lp EsEr,r.Ir. tof Bias:fera, enis.,-ss, c.sis.
10 & ,s;,.ara 81 ooots,. Banks. ~ heayy gal. from
water, ard don. other dansFe.
BarA nishs, lBrs@ Erasn. Bremen 81 day, in ballast
IaI. fnaSdins Itenr.ae d,nfassos. May H. With SUI
IA. si.,s. y%lr Gi;so. ss,, -,s %a.. ana
.ass Of The GRIND Danh apoke steamer ciy of glasgow
MATHEWS, hence for CiasgoN.
pa..sbrers, Tos.r seksrsoa JsB. g. lat ~ 10 Ion ri
~ spoke ship Adelaide. Of PorsnOsh bound to the East
Brig Hannah tBr) H1is. Limerick, in ballast and s5 pss-
sris nr.m Rassj GRAHAM. in ballast. passns.rs
Bris Trsnst (rJ Painter Grenada. With rum middle
nrlr siii,.lu. H-rdy. 81 Msr,. Ca with lumber. to
Brs olive sumner. Passport; day. With Ash
big I've OAK sawyer. Darsn. 10 day.. with lumber to
Gns fn,ns.siC, Eurps.r ansaass days. with lumber.
selr Cathsrlns rios curtcas Nay H. with lld.s k..
seLr konsrsy pnvner Ap.ssSicoi. - dayA With cot
ter 70 master bay 1 ias2t Q. Ion " 15 In heavy Sea-
selr Lepitletts Bray. At,atsps tra Key West, vhsr.
e ret IN g. aiseharss aha p hav been ashore % the
90 ii-tterss aiarss ia sa brs. -ih oss % asia
sshr Ms.r.r,, Esnt Lutso ios.y. -,h lAsh and rl.s
sslr Ann nlssins -. Bo'ian. days. with lee. bosaa
ssir s.shrsisr Eertan ApaiasAIs.ia 4. days. -i.h
sshr ssyaovss Fesisr aasaias day, with lu-Ssr 70
sslrs.rah rraues. Rankin. Bsaufor, NC. sdsy,. pisA
selr brewster. nerioa wssiinr,on NC. days. With
sshrrsry Joiusos Jotsfsa svaassuonsh. NC. . days.
s.hr Cora Ahn Lindsey Drunnsnl saow MIL aAy,.
sshr fiirs r',te. Cal, virrini, s.,, With wosd
sehr lncrt.e -mrh ihomasiDn days with Lac.
scht setsis sffar. Thgussioa. 5days. with hme
sehr nsnry ciay, Philip. yrsiais Say, vi.h sgrn.
sctr Diamchd D.,ts. Baliiuoie. days. Niih sorr
sailed.
shr. Ution. Johnsou NOrean,. ud.sn tBr,l H,sors,.
nsiss Jsse = Williams. Mason. Rotterdam; Mayao-w.
Bds IIpirs. nerslu. Charrs,
Tho Tsieuspts, The nsbiani. rsrsrsa no Inward bossa
vessels in sieht 81 sunsst
WitJ dur,s the ssy frsio q. Southeast.
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T,IenrnIIhlr Keporta

New ORLEANs. June g 1880.
The sales Of cotton yesterday after the receipt Of tho
Americas adyices reached 800 bales. at unchanged
rates. This morning some 900 bales changed hands
at lt,c. for middng Rice steady and in demand.
Nrw ORLEANs June 7, 1850.
The market for cotton Is firm: Some 5000 bales
have been sold at 121 tor middliug. The greater
portion of the sales were tor Europe
BALTIMORE, June T-P NJ
Howard street -four sells at S5 25 Other descriptions
of produce us before reported.
BUFFALO, June 7 1850.
The receipts since yesterday of -four 1000 bbls
wheat 10000 bushs. 5b 40 do. There IL NOT
much doing In Western four hut the market IL quite
finn. and It'll tends upward. Wheat is dull. but prices
are unchanged We note sale Of 5000 bushs Ohio ~
10 O00O bushs at 50c for mixed Western Freights
as yet unchanged
ALBANY. June 7, 1850.
The receipts To. day per canal -four l0Coo bas,
wheat none II buth Flour il steady but not
20 active sales reach 2O bbs at S5 so 50 62l for
straight State So 10 50 sih for Michigan, and So
SO l2Is for pure Genosre Wheat - in request for
milling with sales of 5000 bush at 1899. for Geneses,
and soc for Mediterranean Corn is less buoyant but
ern and Csc. for round yellow Oats quiet and
easier about 1000 bush. sold at 47c.
STOCK SALES.
Bosrov June 7. 1850.
Sales Of stocks today share Boston aud Maine
Boston and Worcester g71 81 Ho-ton and Providence,
So; Boston and Concord and Montreal 4; 30 Norfolk
Company do, 800; 90 Concord do IS; Northern do,
81 Western do, 103a; 81 Eastern do, l03; sto4
Vermont Central do. dividends, siK 500 ogdensburg
Bonds. IS.
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SPORTING.


HUNTING PARK CouRsE.-CRrAr SPORT rs ANTI
The Pusss 70 come on second and third weeks In June
L. Tuesday Ju.s IT, purse q SS mile heats best three in
Eve, gnder the saddle. SO second hest.
y brl ant enters T. M Ia ~ Suhglk View York
Mr. O. .uter.bg Tom Carblsy formerly Jack Rossiter
New York
u Esstmsa enter. eb. G. zsek TAYLOR. Phnadsiphia.
2 We,nssdsy Jane u q $50 mile heats best
In ave, In hsrness so sscons best.
D. Bryant enters Z. ny. Lady suaJk, New Yerk.
y fn~ enters b. m. LADY Noscow. New York.
MT O. sn'ersb Tom CaTney, formerly jack Rossltsr,
Nee York.
seps.indiLs ,s,srs b. g. Charley Abel formerly Psl-
wm. Kirs sters 4. g. vernen', Philadelphia.
80 y tss'Ean sniers eh zssk Taylor. rhilsdelph,.
i've, tos skeleton wagons, 50 second test.
y. Bryant enters :. N Lady suffolk New Ecrk.
J. Ease enters b. ". Lady Mosco-. New York
NJ enters a. Tom Carnley, formerly jack Ressissr,
Jsensri.dis enters b. g. Charley Abel formerly Psl-
hem. New York
I'm: eniersb 2. Builsnsh Nsv York.
Wn King enters ( E. Vermont, Pbiladsiphis.
- Eastman enters eh =. Zach Taylor. Psilaeephia.
Wednesday June 10 purse of s0 three miles and repeat
in harness. So second heat.
u. Brysrt enters r. ~. lady Sufolk, New York.
Case en- ters y. m. Lady Moscow. Ns~ York.
mr.; Q. enter, p {. Tom Carnlsy formerly Jack Ro'-
somerindike enters q. Charley Ab. formerly P.i-
usmnil enters h q Psri. Philadelphia
under tls saddle So second best.
y Nhann enters ch. 4. James X. Polk. View York.
y Nodine enters en-. q Dan Miller, New York.
WIS. hk enters roam Lady Mnc. New York.
anl hl@ughlin entersr. m. Lady Bevins. New Fcrk
NJ nr- ~ ,oaver enters n. g. Roanoke, New York.
Ward enters + S Biii xs.,. 1ss sssi.s.,,hs sr
The above tros su 10 81 two o'elocf y M ure-
eisely EASTMAN. Propus,et
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~~~~0 -
ford at 120c.
PRovIs,o ss-Pork-Ths market rather inactive,
with disposition TO press sales Some 1000 bbls-
changed han at $40 62 for mess aud 50 os s. Is
for prime. Some 3000 bbls sold for delivery in
August September and October 1t the option Of the
teller, at Sll l2H The beef market dull, with
downward tendency. There but little doing in
beef hams, and prices were nominay the same. Cut
meats had a dropping tendency. and we're very quiet
Lard very dull about 80 bills strictly prime, sold
at 7c. cash Butter was something frmer, and prime
was less plenty and wanted at 13 IKE for State,
Cheese was pretty firm. IT a 10.
EIoE.-some triding sales made at So so . -
rs market steady
sUcAR.-The market was very steady. and with .
geod de maud. Sales were made Of 800 hhds New Or
leans, at o.. 5Ec We noticed sales OF Is casks
crushed Dutch refined at shc o months
WHALEBoNE. Sales of Is 900 lbs Northwest (or Pc.
lar bone. were made at 3Sc
WHIsKEY Y-The market unsettled, while sales
embraced 100 bbs prison at 26h &c. and drudge at
zee time
WooL-There still continues moderate demand
for ior,gn qualities, but in domestic operations
have taken place this week Medterra is in
request aud sales OF 200 bales Morocco made at
abont l5'., some tine smyrna at loc and common do.
at tc., months.
TorsL EEcurrs NORTH RIVER BoArs rnu DAY.
Ashes, bbls. ...... 252 Corn. bushels .135fG
Flour. bhls.. 600 Feed, do. ...... 1900
Wbiskey. bbls. III Oats, do. ........ 6,5Vo
Provisions pkgs.