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Court OF Appeals.

Arm Mo l-Simeon r. Huff plaintiff and APPELLANT.
rs SA7Srd KnorP, Chamberlain 81 the city Of New York
d.fendanf and aPpeAed.-This appeal from the
judgment Of the three additional Justices the Superior
Court Of the city Of New York The was referred
to them for decision by the justices Of Ne supreme
Court to statute The decision Of the Superior
Court appealed from. turns wholly point-that
the Marine Court has authority TO appoint crier:
and this point is therefore, the only for argument
before the Court Of Appeals 1t is understood
that this is the only ground on which the Common Coun-
Gil Of the city q New York resists the payment Of plain
tis demand for salary crier ct that and that
this point sha be decided in his favor they will settle
his claim without delay The plaintiff contends that the
authority to appoint crer belongs incidc ntay to all
courts OF record Of their essential powers that
the Marine Court il court Of record and. such pos
authority to appoint cricr and also. that the
Marine Court has authority to appoint crer without
reference to its being record court The defendant
amongst other points submits that the Marine Court Of
the city Of New York is not Of record and does
net possess the powers incident law court
Of record and is not therefore authorized appoint
crer, having statutory authority for that purpose
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They remain from the Of the session. and
style themselves agents to attend to the passage Of such
bills they exhibit mportunng members. and debating
them the details Of bills their employers desire
They a set II mpuden and nsolent vampires whose
vocation gives them warranty to the approach 81 mem
beers which strangers at the capital never dare assume
There II this description now here, who aave
been urging forward dozens Of bill. since the session com
some Of which they succeeded in getting
through tho Legislature. to the wonder OF the members
themselves The Developments which have been made
within the last three days is hoped will induce honor
able members shake of these ntermeddiers altogether
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J b Brow.. De Lorna siSner Pssdelsn. n Bst.sr. 4
Prenti.s, Lanston. u fscetti. r Hull Mrs Bsswa-
and daughter, Dean lady Mrs ID Stack Mr. VA
Hook and lady csnvsr. lady servant VIM De.s-
Wood, Adams, U Baker. Charlie. wallen--A i. tks
steersge.
sT Thomas AVN BrRMupA-steamer Merlin-y r CLARK
MIR Clogswell, lady child and nurse Knight and LADY
ner, q Maxwell ID Dulles, ii Butler, CrAwey, Capt A II
Staples Dias Barnes, Fitzpatrick. Jones' c Ma-
milton.
NruvrrAs-Brig Leonice-Don Jose Nicolas Ms.tess.
lady child nd servant Juan Pima Don Ubsds Ar
teaso Don Juan A Montess.
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Foreign M aAls.


the Reading Room 81 E.shanss wsdns:dsy Apra !. =.
Letter Bag. o. steamer scu,h.rner for Charleston r
n,s,y AP a. aS.rsr Ss, 0 sSr, Rico s,0
Yer. cr,, Ism,sn and all ,ss West Iss's i.saa, pe,
s Pse5snss anesS i APs az + oeiss fs
tiers for all stands sxesr, bermuda must he mailed a, the
The above Letter haas " Wall
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arrivsss,sr senate. Robinson. Sfort for RosIIaad
zth-AT selr Mount Vernon, Hall, SYorE for ROcksnd.
3ist-Arr sehr Energy, Marchant. Boston.
PuLAD sLr,us, April t-4P.s.
hrrivsa-Bris, Bermudisns tBr ousrhr,dge, MatanIas
Boyle. Gates Chsrssteni Bevan Rob,fs. Hamilton Nc
msrtSn Gspsy New Ysrs, SopiS, sesrs cssre.toa;
clssrtS3stsST,Ip ttriai, Teal Richmond va. steam.
E. fesossc9t SsrE Ns. Vera. Sriss we gss vsry
Ioih Cipn tBrl Collins Ragged Island. Resident lrl
Srns isfes rs orsnao Nissot GasdePa.; LID
%. u, rSnd peli fsii aver nsr,sa. ts9dy. PTev
port; susan Handy, Lynn stratton, Bates. Cambridge
Miscellaneous.
sr, Aneo lately .evsd % TIE ety, arer having been
issn put on ,hs seciieps Floating Dry Dock Tor rspsir
n,nS .' r K Sn. Tsp1 TIE caro- S ssa
so IN stripping % her copper for TIE purpose o. survey
strained Since her arrival 81, changed hands twice
BAsE rrwrs Arocsrvs, from Boston for Havana lost
ssred a Porssp her cargo centsd d sppty hSd and
insured for SIT "a the 90 asters Office Boston.
BR,o sur ls3 for many years packet between Bos
and southern ports has en purchased a. Mattsposett
for $500 cash 10 Be used IN ~ whale fishery.
s s L. SdS EEs oa S on sfs
horrded Can't ttleohn % scar Julia and Nancy, has
into Bermuda March I'D by capt pies
Empire City under the
frrnffed tyrst ~ On saturday III 18th Instant In lat
= ~ lon ~ ~ the American steamer Empire City
tar~in Milson New urk bound 70 Chagres discov
ertd wreck ~ AN, having up With her. Capt
~ passenger board her 70 discover What
che returning bey rrorted her 10 be the schooner
Hrry Iee ofBrandyvne aware, abandoned With about
inches her h0ls and ballasted with coal and
MID Capt Wilson having ordered her 70 be burnt Capt
staple passenger in the Empire ctr begged 20 be allowed
20 le eiaree other and carry her Into
port the United Sstes Permission having seen granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

Monday May l2th. II Is said that her numerous en-
gsgements, south aud Wcst render il impossible to
reach this city earlier.
MT Demrster the ballad songster returned to th city
yesterday by the Alabama, from Savannah after very
successful tour ut the South lie will shortly give
veral concerts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

Mn. G. De SiBpERs.-Among the departures which the
circles Of Washington society have just to
gret il that Of MIR G. De Sbbern Charge dAfares and
ConsulGenernl Of His Majesty the King Of Sweden and
Norway, who left this city few days ago a visit to
New York. 1his gentleman has resided among since
early in January last although his formal presentation
TO the chief magistrate by accident other
not mentioned at the time 5ir De Sibbern previously
to his appointment to the post he at present worth
occupies Secretary Of Legation Charge dAdares
ad interim the Court Of St James where his polished
manners and amiable department for him general
respect During his short residence in Washington he
has conciated the esteem Of all who have had the plea
Of making his acquaintance, -Saonal Iaeige,cer.
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ARREST OF A MCRDERER.-We learn from the
Norfolk Herald, that Urah Cherry, who shot and
killed his own brother, Solomon Cherry, at Deep
Creek on Tuesday night, was arrested on Thurs
day, in the woods, not far from his own dwelling,
where he had concealed himself. Another unna-
tural feature of this most unnatural transaction is
that the prisoners own daughter was the only
witness to the bloody deed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

On Tuesday morning. April I, o. lingering Illness
HrcH 0Brrr-, sord the late Philip 0'Brien, aged -
years
fIis funeral win take place Thursday afternoon "a
nst at O'Clock from the residence VI his mother ia
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ssvsrrsu-steAmshipA lsssms-G whitney, Ellis W
Gilt, M . y Hoffman q N Banks, Abercrombfe, VIM
Graves, Fuller, waitst Barnett snd lsdy stan
ley, lady and child. Mis-. Banks mrs Burdsdsie Rev DR.
Ernsorsde swim, n Sassard and lady, Mrs Scar.
borough child and servant Mrs Jsnest and child II Buggs
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nR. RAIru, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcTIcAL pRI

- waite Treatise" ks-ohce hours. $50 " A. NJ ste
y. M tsunsay excepted No ~ Green veh street.
been matter Of that
bty and OF profesosal should devote his
tenton 70 the diseases which people every description
tend TO cure 50 easily however the thousandth
OF the mere these people bring society hncws
OIL, the present. misery and detection. preyns the
mind - well "a the body, but Of such nature
AZ TO affect pos.srity and destroy repro
ductive faculty altogether. 10 fact that, whoa sot
properly treasad they remain dormant In the
a. y appear in no other than in their e6ees
upon postersy yet properly understood, most easily
snd speedily removed From the medical aavss
se The suhor has enjoyed and VERY extensive and long
pmsnen cure in eases 81 structure however compiicsteS
or Outstanding be; and that in 81 cevs~as
dntses or their we'll the deporske 81
fe resulting from early improper habits he issuvs
eh certain safe and radical he obtained frsu
ne Other source in Amers Those who apply In the cary
stages will We sgrprsed ~ the ease apd spdy u ths osrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

Matthews Church Mr. Wnliss srrr~ a. Miss TIytrx T.
orrrL only daughter q Ba,hszar Hoppe both u this
city
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Nc CURE. NO PAY.-Dy. CORBTTT, NO, 70 DUANE
street. may be consulted on the treatment o. cevtsk
deaes practice Of sixteen devoted 10 the trsAA
men o. delicate diseases enables Dr. G. TO the wou
form Of this disease Recent cured In three days Ne
mercury used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

NorEE TILL cURED.-DR MURPHY HAS REMOVED
~ 70 No Roosevelt street. Chatham whore he =
hourly consulted all diseases Recent he cur>g
without mercury In two 70 four days with unpssaslel
success His specifc, 81 box cannot be beaten BIN
beaten. DR.. N. will forfeit 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

DIAM FACTS FOR THE rEoPLE.-IT is A FACT,
that when the patient finds that he has been nocusd
with disease Of private nature he the complete soe
ofrepenance IL fact that this disease when seated In
the system has been known 70 down from generation to
generation casting horror and destruction wherever
pears IL IL fact that the medicine mostly relied n
rial affection nearly or quite a. bad the disease itse
and will terminate the existence Of the quickly
IL Is fact that the only remedy that be firmly
in curing this most loathesoms aaecon without injury
the constitution Dr. Hunters Red Drop
s fact that this medicine has and does cure
IN month than all the Qnaek Doctors do In and
ths without change Of diet any hndrsncs
whatever One dollar vial which -
nothing.
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MEDICAL.

CICK HEADAcHE-THIS is ONE OF THE PAINFUL
- consequences of foul stomach and overflow OF bile
rid of IL have Rnxs
Restorative Bters In day after commencing
ths agreeable Alternative and tonic will ind relief
and permanent certain Sold at 92 broadway AID
IFS Fulton street, brooklyn
If ALL WHO SUFFER FROM INDIGESTION AND ITS
melancholy knew the matohess properties
OF Rings Restorative Btter would be
tce them in the Our object simply TO invite
trial of them They make their after that Ts
the dyppc and the patient they the sheet
Brooklyn.
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I WAS CURED ny DIR HErNE, NO % DUANE ST,
ofa number large and painful from which haA
suffered for over two all the agonies imaginable a.
Gibbons lib South street We certify the above ".
Lee e. aid Bowery corner q stanton streets walsh
ald 18th ward. B.undreds q references be ivsa
at the Dee.ers Office DR.. H. in the sssns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

ITO TRAyELLERS--DR DE LhSEYs PRIVATE
chests, with lock and key containing the very
cnes for certain class Of diseases With full directions ~
means OF which u enabled 20 treat hmsef
vaely correct aud scientific principles may
sclaly BY letter his oe 81 Lspcpsrd street. esr
Hroadyay
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- RECOMMENDATIONS TO DOCTOR HENRI HIRE
~ by certify that Dr. Hcine, No - Duane street.
Of number ef large various
nose and Throat bones swollen limbs
suffered beyond descriptions perfect crppe
Der Of other physicians pronounced me urabe will give
full particulars 20 who call
pilot ONCE corner Of South street and Maiden lane,
CAPT. RICHARD YATES
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q zoo REwARp-JEFFRIEg ANrIDorK. A sYn

$500 ~, E :.
makes speedy without the least restrictions Of dsA
drink exposure. change in application to business M
proprietor CHALLENGES single ease which the mixurs vt
not under the forfeiture Of hundred dollars IL
put in bottles with full directions at 81 One bstas
lasts weekmany cured in two days For sale ~ @.
RING, l92 Broadway and lor Bsyard street; n Il W.
Little. l04 Hanover street. Boston, Wright Co.. Nsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment Of delicate Diseases
and all the kindred anectonsil ustrated
Der Of beautifully colored plates large m by Homsg
Bostwck, d., lecturer surgery and diseases Of ths
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston Medical
Surgical Journal be said fearlessly to be eQuAl
TO Records Actsns works the family Of diseass
and far superior to anything OF the kiud published
this country Author of The Family Physician;
= cents. Author of work on "sslf-abuse and ts e
price 81 For sale at the publshers STRfNGER TOWN-
SEN d. ~ Broadway, and by author. Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-02

q E0n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPECIFIC MIx-
pcVV ture-of all remedies yet discovered. this " ~
most certain makesa speedy and permanent cure With
out the least restriction In diet drink change
In application 20 busness Many cured In two dAya
Sold the drug store. ~ Broadway o.
streets also At No 10 Aston House. at ITO Brosdway, ssd NJ
IN cor of
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A CARD.-DR. DE LANEY. AUTHOR OF THE " PRE-
"A waite Medical Guide &C. continues 20 be consulted
Of private nature weakness and debility tho
dmens to marriage &C. Those who apply in the
first OF those diseases will be relieved Of thcr
trouble almost nstantaneously. 1t Is chiefly
those who have suffered from certain class of Boosting
pie who properly appreciate his services Once Las
mems I'd KroadM
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NR. L. MORTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
L. have contracted Diseases 'Cura ut voleas THAI =
Take ere Of thy health. have devoted many
profession apd have treated successfully thousands o.
tepts Tboss yho wish TO consult a1ta
can do SO free ckarge) from A. to r. NJ, SundAyS
excepted Hyou value health will avoid thess
knayes who nblushigy tell That they only
you their one Of medicine is all that Ne
for disease in all its forms Persons whose healA
william street.
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ArR s-wind at sunrise Ne at meridian Z: at sunse,
The New York herald., 1851-07-13

On SATURDAY. July ~ after short lness. PrrER HAR
Htor the 75th year Of his age just returned from
Europe
The fsDis cS the deceased and those of the family,
ore requested attend his funeral from the residence
of his ne phew, g. s susrez, No Fast Fourteenth
street Monday l4h inst at o'clock, A. NJ, without
further notice
On saturdsy July Il, sAmcEL BrUs4, in the Esd year
Of his age.
lis fn, will take place at tn residence of his bro
ther e5 Wet Me .,eentb street Monday lth inst at
10 o'clock A NJ His friends, and also the members OF
Enterprise Lodge, No 60 l. o. Of o. r., are invited to
attend His renal sns will be convey ed to Greenwood
On Sstu riay July H. MARY CURRrr aged 20 years and
1 month, wife OF Hugh Curren
The rsstives and friends Of the family requested
attend the frnt raj Sunday, 18th inst IT O'clock
from her late residence no. / whitehall street
On SATURDAY July IL Mr. JosrPH TisER agee 30 years
months and IL days.
hi, relatives Sod the friends Of the family also wash
ipgton Tent 30 l. o Of r. respectfully invited TO
attend bis funeral from his late residence, No. 252
Third avenue tbs Sunday afternoon al half past 8
oclocs
o. ,uly IL, J,ry LAvros aged IS years months and
ds7s
his friends and Acquaintance are invited - attend
the funeral sunday, 13th inst at O'Clock from his
late residence Nc. 20 Green wch street without further
notice.
Phlsde.phs papers please copy
The New York herald., 1851-07-13
CITY TRADE REPORT.

surnp,Y. July l2-5 p NJ
Arsfs remained noted In last with l2C barrels
st Tbs amount ht nd In III insrs elton warehouse
ths poon rachsd 4i0f casks pots aud $50 do pearls
Blfs-sx eoptnus3 quiet, With only limited demand
for Amsrican, nj re cash.
HtTsIefrrrs The fiptr market presented very arm
b P;lrg ibguy and sales of AZ soo bsrresuunspected
~ - ia 500. supsrtns No. z al 50 70 a ~; or
ciusry % god state snd mixed to fsvor,e Western at
- la - - Tourd hoop Ohio, At ~ = 81 81 and
rufs G.nss.* n - q fito. Canadian varied but
lftr. aco0 terrss common 90 choice In bond having
flund huysfs a - - saSsS Southern va in mo
sss-.ts q .oo bsrrrs nixA 20 straight at siS 81
- sns hnsy a "a ia 3 -. ~, fcuu aud Msaiwcre
81 nsrsst hsd do~nssrd inclination; 1900 bu shes
A. 1suanrsn vtfs purchased NJ private contract. 1900
o. .hs,.s s,sh'san, .s ara GOO DO new NAY
- 80 etirnsly duil AZ o.. q e5-, Uais we're less
ssinssd tss w, ara s l0s l2e for Ohio aud jersey
stfs.s Gr &c state sud Canadian Corn was IN more
rsqusst snd tund ing br,ughi advance the
etsrsfisus f.t up AtoO bushels damaged and heated
siuthsrn srd ws.tein .; ssa see. mixed do At 50 .
g. - sT1 rouud Northsrn ~ oOc.
Crsf -rreli,h hss tern held very hrn,ly during the
vssh eviur D. the smsii quantity Offering; go tons
n,Tesi rssssd ~ IS aud 800 Do Nova scotisn at IS
isfr. psfcsl. brcurh, ss - 90 per 2o'o lbs cash.
tfff hsg t<s. In good Request for the trade and
hsstd q 100 bag g.vs being I'D Il II ic 80 Do Ma
.s.lls 90 tslmf not stated Lsguirs part at ssc
.ad ID a. n Domingo st ~
cs1ts--Thsr. vss bu, little inquiry for us staple
riIeiur bsnty
Dc. Led rcsrrs, and bsls al " 81 for Western
80 . lgs - 81 ftr Grsud ksns-none scld; msckere
isfrnta o. sci izs ~ ~ for No \ sssss - 70, No 2
snf sss 80 Ne a. d wksh there sales of go
tsff~ls Urrinrs w.rv iasnirsfe
fsss Hfs Hates 20 ilvsrpn,l vers iuu rio-r was
IVA sns sssiss a Lsa To London aour was ON.
20. 80. "a 80 ia, % :. - "a Si fs s.so- ssur e. Sa r.s
si - 1hsrv ws M chat 10 rates 20 The Con-
10 - o. tailfnrnis
btrfl --sipce prtrious notice. 900 boxes Malaga
Isi have sn-firprssd ~ II ~ - casks eurrsnts
q &c - t.sa Nrvncble sslnuts OF &c s6-c: and
faTfft-. IN icts ~ see
0s-s,sa N rht ssrpy sna bsid at t1i e. cash
tsf ~ atmsId q modgrats
Hss - niv.r M, trss-eniy 800 bsle. having
IA - - hss a. AZ t-c ~ ususi 'erms
Ifss hsf sbs~n ssinhi fsring tlf past
IA ts,s vih Pretty arm ukst. srt e.es q io hsl.s
kras unarss- NJ tfi0t si1p; ~ tons crsu Hus.
20 go ~ $50. sfd shout fQst hse@ Hanins a. az
fis- "a plitsif trtst-
a.. srre vsfr quif' sns no. pssrtv, 81 o., cass
L. p. D. fns-'r1 smsrgipg y ras Cot
The New York herald., 1851-07-13

Draru % GT~. JsaES MuLEr, N 1.-THE death
a Gen Miller 1. announced having occurred in Tenn
PIE. y IL On Monday evening The Immediate occasion
q his death sroe q psray sis which he received
on the 9TH Of July Gen Miller seventy six years OF
ass s the time OF hs death lie born In fcterboro
II and bred % IN. prof ssion OF the law In 1910
hs entered the 4. Army, and terved With distinction
the last with Great Britain lie
p1y the rank OF captain 20 that Of major general
is present a Tppecsnoe. under Gen Harrson. but
prevented by sickness from taking part in the battle
H. r-rsered eminent services in the battles OF Chppe-
way. Bridye~a:er. and Lundy's Lane maAibg binsef
Dicuous by his courageous and intrepid spirit IL
the sst nsmti battle that he said 10 have utter
the world rrnovued declaration II n try sir whsn
tskf he could II important and nearly impreg
uas'e position q the enemy Gen Miller sut-e-
ousfty uade Guverncr q the Territory Of Arkans
Afsfysrts b. Cosctor Of the port of Salem which
ys-t L. resigned In issg.-Bosfeq. Times Jug 10.
The New York herald., 1851-07-13

n~.s Scotch pis ~-re reported ct $40 50, months
and 50 ~ gi-s bar at sSi time The market
"'I fs.nws hs,-I 81 ~ iD,sre.tins change In the
H.kst ~ tons fcsvse frt.hrd 81 o'.. snort credit
--fs cs m mon Kocklsad which was more freely
on.r.d 100 III have bsen sold At SOC a s2,.-s re-
,a..,s uss sbout the same with sales Of 900 hhds
Museoxsao st 2acs ~; "a bhls rer,s at price not
msd~ Kubss, and IN hhds clsyed Cuba at 20c Gle
wanted a, ,s on spirit iSo bsrrss we're taken this
evening - Sc cuc, cash which wa better; and of
rosin y bbls eoumon Wilmington at 81 81 a 81 30
oIs-linsred presented no new feature Of impor
while the ssls from store reached 500 gals at
zoe. eash Large PAress q English we're held At esc
sale II lo bssket oive sss also made at - o. Whale
aud ,thrr hinds wtre inanimate
PHo,iuoNs-Pork hss bsen In moderate request at
at sis ga = and prime Al sl2 o.. We learn IRON
rls he that the quantity of pok 10 this market
is co 600 bs somsthing under-nc, 10000 bbls as
ali inactive. without change Lard very dull Zoe
btr only being tab n stsc ahhc. Butter aud cheese
active aud generally prices favored the seller
E,oI -rhe market wss hrn with small sales Of Caro-
s.l1r,1ss -ss@s go bss, crude Es., India have
been sold during the week, at Tiic usual terms
Refined was held st sc.
sroArs-we noticed sales Of 10000 Havana, at s2s
S25; and 1000 German AZ IS 90, months.
sritrs-with the exception q sale of 500 bags pep
per which made this morning at ss,o there
thing done worth speskingm.
srrrus-toregn continued buoyssl with free tran
ssc,ops In the various qGAlitiss At full figures Amer
car whiskey inanimzte az % &c. 23tc for Ohio
and prison at which l2o bblr soli
sroAks have bcea rather heavy to-day though without
any apparent change In price-l50 hhds. Porto Rico
realized 6xe 6tlc; 10 Cuba, 43.c. 5Lei and 100
boxes brown Havana, 5he. a &c.
TAlLOw vas shade higher, with about ooOIbs prime
sold at &c. a nc, cssh.
ToBAcco remained In active demand ct former figures
The weeks operations comprised about 400 hhds Ken
tucky. at &C. a 9Isc; 50 Nrginis a sac. 20 &c 2lI
bales Havana at sc 40c go cases Ohio and Connec
tcut seed leaf st private treaty % ditto FLORIDA at lsc
23c; 81 bales Cuba at 2le ~ ditto Havana scraps at
&c and csses old Connecticut leaf st 5h.c.
The aggregate receipts Of produce by the North river
beats to day. were-Ashes so bbls flour, 6TJ0 bbls
meal. 375 packages; wheat 1000 bushels rye, 25Oo
bushels oats 5000 bushet corn 1000 bushels pork
425 packages; beet, 30 packages whiskey, 2S ebhi
and wool, 80 bales