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dfep after DEATH
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whols
of the profits of the company.
Creditors insure the lives of debtors married woman
can insurance the life Of 10 hesoe
eft and of herself and children. free FRONT claims of
creditors. TRUsrREs:
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John g. Allison,
Peter Conrey. j., Maunse White, VIM. e. Lsverich,
Robert J. Ward. Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Henry s. Buckner.
PETER CoNREY. tr. President Board of Trustees
DIRKCTORs:
Joseph w. Stanton. ]. Morgan Hall A. Van Bibber,
John l., Lewis, e H. Barton, William H. White,
N. q. Hall, Andrew Carr, Theo. H. McCaleb.
John L. Safarans, Geo. w. Smith, B. M. Norman,
z. w: Sewei, Junius Bebee. e. g. Snethen,
Cornelius Felowes. N. NJ, Cohen.
Edw. Jenner Coke.
JOHN HAeAN, President Of the Company.
EDw. yENNKR COKE, Vice President
a. J. WEpDERBuRN, M. ID. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUNT. NJ. D, s. Gonsgltation.
Examiner, who will be at the office daily from 1ak aPn
By the Chatter only Is 900 is taken on a singleii
x This Company Is prepared to entertain Applications
9r Lille insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table Of Rates
e. xezh 80 X Es Sa liz ' ess :;
Pros are declared annually. and the profits draw Interest,"
and can be made available at to the extent Of wohs
California PermnN ork and Lor don rates Pros
pectus, Table OF Rates. and all information .oLe Insur
ance and all pape to effect Insurance be had
at the Office of the Company. - 1850
fX Extensive Travelling Privilege
II Office hours. 3 a. N. to 6PA
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FOR DYSPEPSIA.
REPAIRED from tho Fourth Stomach of the O,,
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RROOKI " WAREHOUSE COMPANY.-The
- BROOKLYN Warehouses; Asieys opposite New Orleans
are pST = sfsdsss e receive from the WEST
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet font on the river with wharves
IN front Of the Warehouses by which goods immediately
conveyed without dsayage exposure the weather. ample
loading Of ships. - I $40
Charges are fixed At veryow raes, and accommoda
ton offered to the Merchans In the city the Shippers in
the upper counIy the wish Of the ompany TO equal
the convenienceso of the Atlantic Dock, Of New York.
Persons interested in transmitting Mecha nde are invited
to visit the premises : -
Office. Of Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewOr
leans. +, j. CASEY. Secretary.
Rsfsrenss - 8 +. Geddes; Price, Frost q Co.; j. w.
st"utnn h On: r. +. Niebos les IT
MADAME EMERY, the Seventh Daughter of
.ud the Gpsy Family beg. leave to inform the Ladies
short and al those wishing her services will please call
and ST Joseph Streets where size will he bannv ~ no,m
them Of the r. ESENT and The FUTURE.
IL Ladies' and Gentlemen wishing to know the crcum.
Stances that surround them and likewise their future pros
~ Price ~ cents ap2i I'm
STAR CANDLES-5OO boxes best Cincinnati
ap5 a. b. GRIEF CO. IS 70 and "A oaI.vs
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nine under medical skill in the cities Of New.
York and Albany abonne under the most distressing Ery
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
Of hen eggs protrudng and large b0is covered body
intoerabe hy cracked and the roof Of M
mouth was covered with and Chest at the
did n II cool ii.
In this nise onged ior DEATH and expected re-
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As3he abose w ohly oompvsn some of the leading art
Ro..sg ssDR3d vi ~ sTsss u he Pstsst Msdcas
,.@L. ~ " Aren't for the CRAEFENBERe
sseC 4 81 - tls ststs; Of Lcgsisqa sqd M...pgi
44tEk5A,T rSS LIFE e PILLS nd PHOENIX HTTERs.
- MAiShE.s INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
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X Il Y SIP RL AS.

For Esysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR ID invaluable.
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time. but it driven in, and will e.appear in the same
other place. The Pain Extractor however dras O
thOrOug Oh cure.
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New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad.
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CARROLLTON LINE-Departure of Trains
FROM NEW ORLkANs:
Hofse CarslaEpast A. M, quarterpast and halfpas
1tP.M. =
Steam Taas6A NJ, and every hour afterwards until p
y: ncusively in summer, and until quarter past in
winter. .sss ~ 5-,7-l ~ =
PROM CARRoLLroN:
Hose CaB--6 A. NJ, 5 and 10 p M. No.
steam TFans-7 and every hour afterwards until p
NJ. ncusively in summer. and until haIfpast p M ia
winter. - ~ - slf77T - -
Eere5 cents. Children under 10 yea aud servant, lOc
0 summer arrangements commence on tie third Mon
day in February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These cars to and from tile Depot No. IS Baronne street
DfPARTURR OF CARS:
!, 80. =. :. Dspot, is Baronnsst."...I il An.
In SUMNER from Lafayette ...............6 TX AM,
Depot, Is Baronne st. ....6% TX g. AM
After which the cars leave each and fifteen minutes
Then. ass15 3, oapd y ?. NJ. from the Depot
And 81, VI apd lQs p M, rom Lafayette.
EareI1o cents. Children under l1years. hall price
etc supplied whenI luired, mt3t IL
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STAR CANDLES-50O boxes best Cincinnati
avs AID. Il GiR1ikFF s. CO. IS. 70 and a Old Lsv..
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NoTLCE TO THE LADIES,

Th0ss that 1mliate Dr. Townsend's SaFsaparIIa, hav
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females etc
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women word for word-oheI who u
SasaparIa in compIains incident females recommended
theirs, although previously they did number of these
Mixtures Pills, etc., females, they az gYa
vate disease. and undermine the constitution
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with annvetera,
Fever Sore for fourteen years past and have spent nea1
five hundred dollars employing phydean nd in purchasing
purpose, until, last resort heard and tried Dali
LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when To INV
great SURPRISE before had used whole OF this Save
about me. BRADOCK DAVIS
I. Henrietta Monroe county, N ", MAY 6. Is3. 49,
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FONVCAAHVHAIN RAILROAD.
RED CTION OF PRICESi
and after Sunday, the 10th inst, the fare will
Ticket to and iom the Lae The tickets viii be collected
returning from the Lake, and only good for the same
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sends Sarsapana has saved the lives of thousands OF
dren The following two certificates selected from grea
NEW YORK, April l, 1s4s.
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended wiz
great debility It came near dying obtained soms Of You
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully,
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a DesbrOsses street
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The efficacy Of PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
10 remarkable. We know of numerous cures and do no,
hesitate to that the Onmen will never fail for this par
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies
this subject The following procused BY one Of our
A
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M1LNEBuRe AND LAKE PorrcHARTRA1s.
RAILROAD COMPANY
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RHEUM ATIsM.

This IL only one Of more than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsends Salsaparla has cured
The and chronic cases are weekly eradicated
James Cumminss Esq one of the assistants In the Luna
tic Asyum Biackwes Island, is the gentleman spoken
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES,
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful, quickly does all pains and soreness
and heal the injury No SCAR REMAINS. Its success IL
healing old sores of long standing is unparalleled.
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DR.. Topnsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles Of Sarsapaia Of your agent, Mr. McNar of Kala
mazoo to try It for the Fever and Ague Before had fin
shed the first bottle appeared to the blood every
other day. when the eh and fever appeared they were less
violent and before he had finished The bottle. she
before shs took the ague lady that had bee .Ol
was left in very weak and distressing satea troubled
exceedingly with the .sas cake. seeing the sfsc, that had
restored her in few weeks to complete health. Your Sara
para is, without doubt unsQuaed in diseases incident to
the West and If you think that this communication will be
of use, you are at liberty to use il as you choose:
Your. RESPECTFULLY, CHARLEs I'll. SWAY.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSN IANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Ply,
Clans in different parts of the Union.
This is to certify, that we, the undersigned Physc,a-
the city of Albany, have in prescribed
Townsend Sarsapara and believe il to be one of the
valuable preparations in the market.
H. P. PULINs. Nj. D
J. WILSON, M. D.
X. Is. BRI9as, NJ. q.
Albany, Ap l, Is4T. P. E. ELMEEDoRyr
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- . ST. Louis, Mo-, July 6, lS46.
Dear Sir About week SINCE while working at NV trade
cut my foot in very bad and dangerous way. The whole
bit OF ths adze entered the top Of foot Just below the
step; ihe wound began to lname, and continued do
of Myrh and several adhesive paseys but All to no nrpose
then commenced the use of
DAl4LEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and in less than minutes the pain inflammation bepar
to snbside, and has entirely left me.
l can confidently recommend Daey's Maveal Pain Elk.
tractor being superior anything have seen tried for
removing pain or inflammation.
am shp-carpener by trade and shall be willngt a.,
hfy to the virtues of the Save at all times when necessary
reade on Franklin Avenue, at No. ISL where give any
ln'Ol"au'n aesrea' fGq En,E HeiRRs NJ nIsuop
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-, oCRUFU d "A CU HED.
TbD certificate cOnelusvey that this Sarsapara hi
per control over the most obstinate disease of the Boo
Three persons cured in one house unprecedented.
THREE CHILDREN.
DR.. Tcunsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to infot
you that three of children have been cured Of the Scru
by the of excellent medicine. They were ac,s
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away. for which feel myself under great obs
ton Youp, respectfully,
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. This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGE
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a remedy for Sore Nipples
and cheeruly recommend to those who may be aficed
with that most distressing complaint, valuable ar
ticle to cure it. PHEBE RRAY
albany, April, l8l5 MARY MOORE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

" A nice question OF oihcih proprleIy
is likely 10 arise under one OF tue new appointments
Of the Sher,s OF this County One OF the deputies
was ENGAGED IN the highly laut3bie ana hoAoi dotc
calling OF selling rum by the glass without lAN'
and ags.nSi law" For this exercise OF Sof'iiSuH'
IN pursuance OF his MahCnaoiC rights, ne mas p'cn
three times dragged from MS home " toIh lto.'i
his wife end children" incarcc'Sied IN " hoiSoHS
dungeon lfguraiWely, OF course, oy giving oalHI
deprived o, his Bible though proieSSlIl3
Christian" tlhlS also Is, OF course. nSurauVeJ SnS
after tgal before corrupt Court and a " pacNSI
Jury" sentenced TO pay the penalty imposed on the
Agerne laws OF this State upon the oHehSe Vi
which DE- was committed IL Mas, OF course use
less before such n Court, for hun 20 plead thN ne
acied IN his primary capacity - and he Suo-
mittel % the unjust sentence which, u IS 10 De
hoped tha General Assembly may remit AZ the next
session
Now. The NICE question 20 winch we wish to call
attention is this NAV an of, CT serve process upon
himself This would De great saving OF costs TO
the new deputy should he continue IN his Old ouSi-
ness, bu, would Il be fair TO the others Would Il
ho be monOpOlzng, and Opposed 10 those principles
OF fairness ami Democratic equality which we have
rght 10 expect from this administration WOuti Il
not DC using public Office for privaie advantage
ihete Is peculiar propTe,y, OF course IN appoint
lug 70 Offices OF tins Kind men no nave ha0 expert
cnee N criminal proceedings anu alIhouSn an age
tne mghl object that the experience Would DC oetteI
on e other side of the bar, are sure that no rear
iieio o. The people would ever raise such Q1oS-
noA. Providence Journal
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looks hard toward CONVICTION a, least for ouie Ofihc

Looks hard toward convection 4, least for Jie OF the
accused
No.nA., O'Clock.
The Assembly has luSi concluded is SEES Ors The
Church Extension business. Iftcr full an able DIS
cussOr. was concluded by NJ NcLanc'S c. ling Tor
the previous question. which was carried I re man
question under he ASScmbly's rules was pui on the
motion 70 commit. which carrie! BY large ma
jCrty So TIA: al the papers relative 10 this subject
before The body are referred "a Committee Of Seycn
viz Rev T \ Mills. Chairman Rev. S.W Fisher.
Rev D H. Allen. Rev Mr. Townsend, Dr. 4. D
Smith. Dr. Bu..art. an Rev. r w. Patterson. 70
which Dr. BCman'S name Was added by vote. This
Committee : o report 20 the next General Assembly
The common bills Of the Assembly were ordered 20
&c PAID votes % thanks passed 70 the citizens OF
UTICA for their hospitality ana the accommodations
afforded IN the way Of places 10 meet IN 70 the
Bleecker-si Bapust church Tor their church 10 such
Railroad Companies rs have carried Commissioners
az "A reduced fare a. &c.
Mr. ketchum OF Indiana. moved a vote of thanks
10 the Moderator for the modest efficient and impair
tial manner which he has presided over the dellb
eratOnS Of this body. Carried BY reclamation, and
responded 70 IN a few neat remarks by Mr.. Barnes.
The Assembly then adjourned ~ meet N Washing
ton City on the 81 Thursday Of May 1882, AZ II o.
clock AN.
The deliberations OF this body have been marked
with great decorum md talent and have LEFT on the
citizens OF Utica most favorable impression
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

F,rNps' MEETING. The annual meeting
n MAJ branch Of the society Of Friends known as
~ % UicksiieS" is now in session AZ the meeting
rse in RoSe-st II will probably continue through
~, the week We do not perceive any particular
vuacsors Of rain storm, that the popular theory
Iii. we hope, be faSifed on tins occasion.
WIZ lCom. Advertiser.
u. our neishbor had asked our opinion, we could
..,aly have foretod the rain OF last night, which
,s another oncher to the popular provero.
LARGELY on GOvERSoR's IsLAND.--A
,.nter named Mccoy, was brouelt before the Chief
~ Police Yesterday, on the charge of stealing the
clothes OF DR.. Russell, who recently died on the
Island Some OF me stolen en-, properly having 6 9l
rommittci % the U. ;. Court for TRIAL.
DEArH By DISEASE OF THE HEART.-The
Coroner held inquest yesterday At % MadiSon-st
mon the boiy Of Harriet + Briggs, native Of Penn
Sylvana 90 years OF age who, while in the grocery
Il 90 Bovery, on Monday evening, suddenly fell TO
the floor and died before medical AID could be pro-
cured verdict of death by disease ofthe heart was
rendered
ANOTHER VICTIM TO NTEMPERANCE.-An
nouest was yesterday held at the City Prison upon
the body Of Christopher Knoud, native Of Ireland
% years OF age whose death was the result OF frac
ture of the skull, caused by fall on the sidewalk
while in state Of intoXcatiOn The deceased was
found on Monday morning about o'clock lying IN
WaShingtCL-St. between fulton and Dey SIS. lie
had become intoxicated, and while attempting 20
reach his home, had fallen and struck his head upon
the curb-stcne. causing fracture Of the skull Yer
dict accordingly.
DEATH BY APopLExY.-TheC Coroner held
an inouest Yesterday, at No. So Walker-st upon the
body OF John Mulholland, native Of Ireland, 10
years OF age who found dead IN ms bed yester-
dav morning verdict OF death by apopleHy was
rendered by the jury
ATTEMPTED Naturalization and Ellen
1.le were arrested on Monday night, charged with
,,emn,inq 20 take the life Of Julia Ann Baker, resld
inc IN he rear of 23 Leonardst., by stabblng her
Uifb drk-knlfe The woman was taken to the Hos
pital and Lake and his wife to the City Prison.
ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcg-A man named
Charles Smith was arrested on Monday evening
charged with forcby entering the house OF Charles
: Jones No 7si Norfolk-st ana stealing thereirom
clothing % the value Of $50
Margare' Smith was Yesterday arrested on charge
Of stealing cwcry table linen and several dresses
from the house of her employer.
Walter H. Harris and John McMuray were ar
rested on Monday night charged with passing coun-
terfeit money.
day night charged with assaulting officer Martin, OF
the Sixth Ward and attempting 10 cut him with
razor while the officer was IN The discharge OF ms
duty re was held for examination.
VIM. II Sember was arrested about the same
time, CHARGED with rObbng man named JOhn Brown
OF his watch He asked Brown TO tell hlm the time,
and when The former drew ont ms watch, Semoler
snaiched ID and ran off It was recovered and the ac-
cused was held 10 answer the charge.
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The United states Hotel.

,hat S,4 fashionable and well-knOwn hotel, the
TSIrEp STATES has passed into the hands of A T.
Allen, ESQ so well and 50 favora6ly known n con- on
nection With the hotel under Mr.. Mitchell H. -
,re * guaranty mat the house Will maintain Us
Character and popularity. We also learn tnai tAe
services Of most excellent and efficient lady nave
been secured 70 superntend the housekeepIng aho
attend 10 the wants and necessities Of the LADIES' VINO
nstronize The establishment The house has been
thoroughly rei,ied, painted and papered me pains
have been put IN complete order yersnaahs are
being built in different parts OF the house ana " W.
Rem snIendidly refurniShed al q heavy outlay. We
have no hesitation IN saying that the United s'G'ss
Will bear the prosperity that has ever folioWe1 l.
and sustain is character Of one of the best notes IL
IN the Renubic Pennsylvania Inquirer
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THE CoSDEN MURDER--IHa MURDEREHS
DIscovrREo-We learn from gentleman VINO .". nv
up Yesterday afternoon from ChoStertoMh' th"' "l.
full par iculars of Tins most brutal murder nave 1t.
length been developed and that the nendS MliU w ,
the principal actors are among the persons 10"
fined in tie CheStertown jail IL VIII DC recon-. O
thai shortly after the murder was conluhl.oS' w"
stated thet a certain female IN De0Ware u"u nv.
mated thai She knew an about the matter ous an a.
tempis 10 fnd out her whereabouts proved uu'Ss -.
until lew DAYS since, when 1t was "S,et dl'ou ~
she was residing IN New Jersey. On Ftiudy ..ss' sue
was br0u-h, to Ken; County, and upon hVt tVPlNSv.
tatiOn man named Shaw was arrested IN Nc" Va
lie County Delaware, and brought 10 theS1vl'2"n
on SATURDAY. night last On sunday shaw maui
fan concession acknowledges that ne MAS one Vi
the Marty al COsden'S house on the Rshi ol le WVl
der thai nc was ludUcedto go there Tor pUh0et oht
that Abe TAYLOR shot Mr. CoSten nom ihe ou'sl1e,
and ais, shot Mrs. CoSden when she came mo 1'y
yari that shelton entered The house aad muI1t.o5
Mis- CoSlcn ana afterwards went up stars anu hiI'el
Miss Wel,;er-that although Murphy ana hASeI
Mere present during the time, neither OF thoui ~
ANYTHING 10 DO with the murder tie stated 'l7' ne
shaw Was bitterly opposed 10 The murder II NuI
h. seon that The statement OF shaw coUOooTa'SS
most of the facts alleged by Drummond, no" III JAn
although hat Individual varied has Statements III re-
gard TO the details much that his confession Couu
hardly be credited. DrUmmond " as not one OF 1Ile
pariv eneaged IN the murder. aS he has always Sle
nuouSly asserted, and shaw entrely aeQmIs MN VI
al partlc patton. 'o"l''"'0''
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4 IKE Al ANlArAhA AIlSs- Atdlh Aio
the Irs Of Saturday that the large and extensive Pail
Factory of MeSSrs. Conger. Wood & Go. was dis
covered IN one broad sheet Of fame about O'Clock
Friday morning, and was entirely consumed. owing
10 the great combuStabty Of the material. Burn
ing clnderS were carried by the breeze over the vii
lage, but, owing 10 the providental evening ram.
done no damage. The origin OF the hre IS as yet
mystery. Judge Turner'S saw mill, and CrOSSmanS
large and well stocked cabinet shop, adjoining,
though several times IN flames, were saved Total
loss, about $4,000. MesSrs. Congcr, Wood Co.
had an insurance Of $4,000 the machinery and
stock, and the MeSSrs PorteTs $1,000 on the building
ANOTHER RAILROAD AccIDENr.-A seri-
Gus Railroad accident occurred about O'Clock on
Saturday evening, the Paterson Railroad, near It's
junction with the New Jersey Railroad. The down
tram from Ramapo 20 New-York and the up train
from Paterson came In contact, IN consequence Of
the Paterson train having been delayed The con-
cusson was not severe. but one Of the Ramapo tram
breakmen had both legs broken and an arm badly
crushed No hopes are entertained of his recovery
Newark Mercury, Monday.
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CLIP will not come to market to realize such prices
as we understand some parties have contracted Cor.
As compared with the same PERIOD Of last year the
export demand for Cotton Goods is much mole favor.
able than the home demand Unoleached sNirtings
and SheetingS are in large supply and offering AZ
lower rates. with light sales Bleached GoodS are
quiet ana heavy with some export inquiry Dnlls.
with high; stock, steady IN price, with limited
demand osraburgs are dull, but the sock Is not
heavy and sales are not pressed yet N view OF the
state Of the market for Cotton, pTlces are heavy
DENNIS are inactive and pncez nominal only
Stripes are steady with small 1emand Ticks are
also without change but quiet Cotton Flannels are
steady with good stock, anticipation OF coming
demand Printing Cloths are lower, without much
activity at the decline. though see It stated IN one
daily print that there aas BEEN activity Prints
are inactive and heavy. Ginghams are quiet and
steady Lawns continue active at firm prices. Cot
ton PantaooRery dull. with further decline. De-
LANES are inactive. Cloths dun, though with
some inquiry from the clothing trade. Prices con-
iInue heavy. CaSSlmereS are dull and heavy. SAT-
nets, though without activity. are steady Linseys
are heavy, with light demand and Sood stock.
Sleeps Greys are yet no; active. but firm. with
fair supply. Jeans and Twects are IN very limited
request anu heavy in price. with poor assortment
Of stock In British Goods there is moderate bust
doing, the clohers buying 10 fair extent The
exports from Liverpool in April Of Linens, Cottons.
wooens and Worsted Smhs are 1854 packages 10
this port 67s to Boston, 69l to Philadelphia and sa
to Southern ports. mostly for the FAN trade Current
prices here, however, do not favor large imports
Scotch Goods continue duh and declining The auc-
ton sales are not numerous or so heavy, and the
prices realized are very low. French and English
Lawns and Pophns in good request nj fair prces
the demand not for any article active The French
imporiations are likely TO be very light although silk
is declining The market here has been too gutted
the past season, which has led to great limitation OF
orders. There is a heavy supply OF British Serges
which drag on the market
The accounts of the Bank of France for
the week ending s,h inst. show the following re