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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

q KIM REWARD.-JEfrRIES ANTiDOTE. A SPE-
EOOO eihc mistuTs Tor the Of private disorders ~
makes speedy cure, without the last RESTRICTIONS Of
drink eSfG:rr change in applicants to business The
proprietor challenges single case which the mixture Will
not cure under the Forfeiture q ye hundred dciars ~
lasts weckmany cured in two days For sale BY G.
H. Rim g. l broadway and los ayaro street. N. r.; w.
r. Little, loi Hanover street, Boston; Wright Co.. New
NIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16
nR RALrn. AgrHoR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-

nR MORRISON IS coNsrLTED coSFIDENTIALLY
~ certain diseases which he treats without
Recent cured in few days Tryone practice
enables him debility, So srisinr from aetf
abuse Sec his London diploma in hts private once, DaS
Fulton street n. B.-No Zee till cured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

No CURE, NO PAY-DR CoRBlTr, NO. 10 DUANE
IN street. may Ne consulted ths treatment o. certain
diseases practice ef sixteen years, devoted 20 the treat
mrnt Of debate diseases ensbs Dr. g. oure wcrst
form Of this disease Recent cured daya Ne
m used
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

STEwED APPLIES. people thlul
stewed apples more wholesome and better
favored than preserves. aud am one the
number, though much depends ON tie KIND
Of apple. The FaH Pippin for instance
though SO excellent, is inferior in this re-
spect neither is the Spu.Wbarg nor the
Beif0'1cr, equal to some others, for none
of the three are quite clear OF an unpleas-
ant tang. We have found two sorts howev.
er, which are very superior, aud viii name
them.
The Red Astracap, as one, ought to be
better known, aud every lreehoder ought {,
have tree near his door It is OF stron
growth, and bears every year. 1t is among
our earliest apples, and begins to color, aud
may be used, when only half grown 1t Is
remarkable for is pure flavor Where this
fruit can be had should think the Ycit0u
HarUed which rIpens about Tie same time
would not be slewed.
The Belmont is another very superior kind
for tins purpose. !; IS also of rapid growth
comes soou into bearing, aud bears dbund.
anlly Ii Is a first rate hand appie, ." a.
our old ncighbor used to say--m Other
words, a fine Table fruit (uucooked y but IL,
favor when stewed unsurpassed 70 the
purity Of the Red Ashocaa, it adds a SPICE
ness of It's own.
here Is vacancy IN time however. be.
tween The upcning of these fruits; but
nope that experiments TO be made the ensu.
ing season, may discover other excellent
sorts d +. GrcatfeM. NO., ISL Cak
hcdfor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

Mac, as the enraged landlndy fastened
on him, aud before we could prevent it,,
souscd Lis head several times into dye
tub close by. filled with blue liquid !
We all made tracks for the stage,
Bradford handing the driver the remain
inc SO, telling him TO start the wagon.
Mac had escaped from the grasp OF
the old CONAN, and as we drove of,
minus our dinners, Mac was wiping his
face with his handkerchief, and exclaim
ing
"DYE is cast--dyed on the | 5lh inst.
sudden and unexpected-blue-deep-
" and darkly-dyed in the wool--fast
colors-warrunted 10 wash-liquid hair
dye-deed of the darkest dyc-'twere
well done-'lwere done quickly--high
old gal-iot her Slide :"
Mac was now getting pathetic and
patriotic, (of course owing TO the liquid
blue, though he had Just drained the
pistol of The other liquid }
'Twere vain To tell ihee--all feel
-frieads, counlrymen and lovers-him
have otiended-no, hang it, her
what's banished-but set iree-feller
cilzens--called togethcr-'porlant Ca
sion--d-da dan the indi-indigo--iet
her slide ~ and Mac fell over into the
arms OF Bradford completely done up
IN too much liquid He fell INTO a
soubled sleep,and occasionally he would
murmur--" high old eal-d--a the in
dlgo-beauiifuly blue--deep blue sea-
Let her slide :"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

STATE of VERMONT IN Probate Count DO iiou az
Wellington District, Moot ehoF within and ssid
Disire', Apfii 40. 1851.
@AArON ALLEN, Of Warren. adm illustrator the
- tate OF AuRtN RALPH, late OF Waucu, he slid DIS
ircl neceased, intrstlc, makes application sins Coun
% wiring hero, for Incense 81 l- hoie nl tho
Ht9 oi said decreased, excepting thn widows dower "a
i"s The rcver.on therein, aliudsng that a. ceBsiry
:" se fHfi usfo iug the pas sad
ce''d and expenses uf admins'an hr personal estate
ANs in'uW'r lot sah rpfposrs, that part cannot
be- sold without niuy 20 those inefortud remainder
ttd the sam, apltaung nccr,aryf Nheeuppn 10 Is order
- 10y hr t'ui at SD apf br fefoffl go session
thereof "a be hoden 10 The Pohut Office Ca Muntpehef on
The 2i day 81 MAY lc9l ui u'ouck A Tor huafaa
anH decision: end iurhrf firi at To- 30 petsons
inofesied he given, h} 90 sHa thr suttnce Il md a.
llra.n and undors fhriron, hrr surces.ivrlv n
ne Nrfmout Waic .d t. rsurn rluiei AZ NJ mt
Isier, 90 % wlch ha bfflia $40 Time OF bearing ard de-
cis1u5 blt thty .lay appi, # 'hry cau-e, eiyr
bonds Tor the 1t dhs tn Kgelses prevent
saia license benz sfanied as y. la~ provided.
BY the Cant.
Aue,t LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
tine cop, OF NoeufI
% Asst, ~ NAN BRIGGs, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

STATE or VERMONT, Ala Probate Couu holden AZ
Nasting'on uistuct - Probate Office 10 Nnntpa-
ei, wihin aud Tor sait Dirr, the llih day OF Apf
4. D. 1851.
Present. the lion Jacob Scott I Judge.
4 INSTRUMENT pufpouing 90 be- tha iast "a ilI nnd
"a lestament si Samuel Emerson, iale Hefn, Ia said
pisui, decreased, bong presented Couri here hy
John tmersou thr oNrcutuf therHn named Pfoto-
Ordered hy sad Count, tt 90 persons sonrefnod therein
n~ puthrd appeut al se.sinu o sI touu holden
10 tho Pfouie Office, 30 Montpelier, the a0l day Of
Nsy. A. d. i-ll al O'Clock, Z. A. end shew cause if
they have, agau- the Probate OF said Nil Tor
which purpose 90 Be- ufhef ofdied. thlt copy ofthe rec
ufd ~ uis order bc pnb-hd throe weeks successney "a
The Vermont NHchWun ai stale nurual, pnutel az Mont
f.ler, a previous 10 saif time appointed tor bearing
tfue copy Of Recntd.
p AAe.l. - VAN RRlGGs. Rn.l.ter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

A GEM OF TouRIsr. 20 am sorry. d"
said keuluckIan to an English lady tourist,
with peculiar twinkle ia his eye, am
sorry you hav'ut time to visit the Mammoth
Cave; rs the greatest hole IN this airlh; it
IS, true as yoy'e got a note book in your
hand there. The very first chamber YOU 90
into Is where the bats of the United States
pass the winter. Millions ofthem assemble
there. madam. The fArihest a.
par'ment, madam, Is called the Aunpodean
cha"ber-irom the fact thai you can walk
Jast as easily upon the ceiling as upon the
floor. Aud what Is more singular, madam.
IN the same apartment there - a natural
fountain of pure brandy" rhe lady noted
II down.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

STATE OF Van HU,r fhs iianaflbi, 400 tte Count
D.,s,fl etRaHdoih 81. les ihr ni-tnet ct Randnph
To al p ipH- cuasptnrd iule estate ct kchafd Ntffyn
hate Of Wan amstSep, sad aIsirc, deeeased-cfeet
iEg
NHEREAs, I.aisief Manyu, Adniasifntor on the r.
w tate e slid dfceased has mHde application 10 thi.
Ceun fo conse TO cell AL she real estate saii dere 49,
cd, aud represents THAI The zane necrssry to- pay
nsa OF ihe debts, AID chrrges against said estate
Therefore, hervbl nothtd appear session
u sd Cuurs 20 Ice he'd the spFrg isei in NiiAams
ts~n 40 sad bisi'ct, The Third uo.day OF MAJ A.
eo al len O'Clock A. A. and show az any y0u haVe
WHY ieeuse should ao be granted a. aforesaid.
A"n 'his oa'f shall he published three weeks
u 40 u Netm"at M1tchinan and STATE Joufna, printed az
onirhef in me- state the a-i 4 ~hcn shalt bnf
us Gay as-ea loo D. ma Hfnf~sald.
hi Nfiai " ,oar,
cea3flius ~ CT ARKf, R.g .,e,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

We like the new pill" which distin-
gushed physician has just invented. Tins
invaluable remedy for melancholy is made of
=" fun and fresh air. ~ equal proportions, aud
is To be taken wilh cold water three times
day"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

A PHILosoPHER.-A party of belaied
gentlemen, about a certain hour, began Ia
think af home and their wives dlspleasnre
and urged departure.
Never mind" sad one Of the guests.
" fifteen minutes viii make 40 difference /;
my wife IS mad as she can be %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24
FRENCH DEPILATORY,

nor removing uous hair from the taco, neck any
part the bod. This pepiiaiofy towdVr - prepared
acoordn 10 the receipt of Baron Lnnay Surgeon to Napo-
leon obtained 10 Egypt Nhile attending the French
army duing che able campaign N that country u s
tho pr. partition gtnein used by the Egyptan end fenchi
anl b. perfectly safe aad ofectua sold wholesale ADD TO-
tally {. " fvoh'
% fremont Row, Boston,
And hv COLLINS 4 PIERCE. Muntpsiiof. o. Guis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24
FITCHBURG RAILROAD
r7sSsTs Trains will leave Boston as
-z leIlOWS;

For Fehburs $50 n l-a Ekrle--l ID A. w. "a p. 81
For Concord 80 aud u q. 81 , Q IS and go 2. 81
For Wallham, $50, $40, 10 and II A 81. / "a, 234
80 aud 6 "a e. NJ.
Fog wawrewa S, aud SIS, A. NJ, 70 NJ, 2,2O 4I-4,
Ani IA q. ~.
For Lexington ~ 10 A. st., . 10 aud 10 10 PM
DOWN TRAINS Will LEAVE FOR BOSTON.
4.40 p. N.
Fro,u Concord at AMI a. NJ, los, STA and $50 PM
From Nalibamat 721, So, 925 and n A. NJ, 1855, a,
80 aud 20 j. n.
From w@e,io~nat6l-2, and n A. NJ, 100, $50 and
G T. 80.
From Losing rt7, 80 and 10 A. NJ. uad 4il r. NJ.
Foi further particulars see Pathfinder halfway Guide
Boston, Nov. 5, ls4a SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

By HENRY sTtPuNNs, FRS OF Edinburgh. author VI
the Book ofthe Ftfn ussi-trd is John r. Nor
ton, 3D. A. New .iavc, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
Boz NHc Noiiega. 81 sc.
This ahv valuable work viii coirrfisr two ar-e roya
octave volumes. 1900 paas, with Is OF 30
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&c. ihe vftirus domestic animal. 200 tlfir highest
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24

~ March 10. n SCOTT A YIELD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24
40 TONS PLASTER.
WILL PtkEsENrEn.

ERE-H GROUND PLASTER f,f .sio by
March IS, 1851 IL srpkKS = LANGDo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24
Re-Cpened.

TUE Subscribers have this day rc-cpsnod the DEPOT
STORE, IN Waterbury. recently occupied by o. fos
ter whore they intend TO Keep and now have on hand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-04-24
BAY STA 4 SIIAWLS-

49, & tittb have ulce lnt of Long snd seu4fe
fuecs. tall ard GA iuue tutu.. '' ''"
eftfr.uhrr 30. 1850. a.,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

From New Gr"sada.-A correspondent Of til.
New York Express, writing from Carthagena,
under date Of July "a, says:
A revolution has broken out in Antiochia and
PoPayan, the two richest provinces of the country
and will soon be widely extended
General Borrero, at the head Of 1000 men, had
raised the standard Of rebellion in the Mediilino
and was every day receiving large accessions to hi,
forces The artillery battalion Of this city left to-
day, and the infantry are under marching orders to
leave at any hour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Late from Hayti.-By an arrival at Boston
later news has been received from this island. A
letter dated July 30, says
In consequence Of the departure of the Emperor
for the north, with hostile intent, a. was supposed
the holders OF doubloons were shy, and held them
at 81 80. 5l7 77
The English and French Consuls had given
public notice that they would blockade every port
IN the island, in case the Haytiens commenced hos.
tilities against the Dominicans.
The first parcel Of the new coffee crop had been
delivered, and there is now NO doubt Of the immen
.ity Of the yield Coffee has. in consequence fallen
from 800 to $85, Haytien currency.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
TO the Ladies'.

u Mrs. SHERMAN. thsnkftl for past favon and
liberal patronage n her line Of bans happy inform hr
friends and the public that abe removed No. rs Nayades
to sS st. Charles street. where e prepared and
nj Ladies' and Children with the following articles w
shsrmm's SHOULDER BRAcEs and ABDOMINAL Sur.
roRTERs. d.. Bannins's BoDr BRACES. Dr.. Cranes
sHouLDsn and SPINAL BRACES. Mrs, Bets SUrPoRr-
sRs. Dr.. Thompson's suProRTERs. stc etc.
n Hours Of attendance, in morning. from A. N. III
O'Clock r. NJ; and in the evening, from ill r. n.
Fsmales will be In attendance upon lade
.t ll.t .nl6o MN and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Later from Cardenas.--Captain Brooks, of the
bark Louisa, at Philadelphia, from Cardenas,
which port he left on the 18th inst, states that
some conflicts between the troops and patriots had
taken place in the mountains, and in most instan.
ces the latter were reported have sustained re.
pulse. The planters were much changed in their
attachment to the Government and the citizens
generally, without fear favor gave utterance to
their sentiments Of hostility towards the powers
that be-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

RxMARKAsLE CuRR.-Dr. Fryer, the csIebratsd Indian
Doctor, has hs credit achieving some
We shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Leyss Steam Cotton PSsm, Third Municipality, who, we
wess nneds had been cured Of consumptos or rattle,
disease Of the liver and lungs. with svsr Of the bowels lie
Unchanged the 2d March. after being = NJ,
bed fer many months Ths negro appeared pesfscy sos
We also saw. at the time negro who had been cured
Of severe cancer By Dr.. Fryer. rdton Louisiana STATE
Republican. Lafayette. May -. 1861. my3O d& W.T.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

A disease called the Murrain ID prevailing very
generally in Huntsville and vicinity, among cal.
tie. There are numerous deaths from it, Nc
certain cure has yet been found for it.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Steam on Canals.--Steam tow boats have late
ly been introduced on the Erie Canal. This is an
age Of progression. ~ eat 20
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Railroad Questsox.-A vots was taken 1t Lou.
isville on the 23d ult. the question Of the city
subscribing 81 ,000O 600 to the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, and $2OO, to the Jacksonville
and Columbus, L., Railroad. The velo shows
majority Of l400 in their favor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Death at q Wedding lin Minenville, Schuyl-
kill county, Pa, on the 10th, Andrew Shilthorn,
aged 70 years, fell dead while attending the mar
riage ceremony Of his daughter ~ 4
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Cotton in Ls6svia-The first shipments Of Az
rican cotton have been received in this country
eight bales from Monrovia and twenty bales from
Natal. The soil and climate are said to be very
favorable for cotton growing, and the trade will
probably increase rapidly. The time was when
no cotton was raised in the United States, and
there is no reason why Liberia may not one day
rival US in this great traffic The native chiefs are
said to be beginning to cultivate II.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Quick R~n.-The steamship North America
on her last trip from New YORK to Rio Janeiro
made the run in 20 days. II is the quickest run
ever made between the two ports.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
From Pernam6uco.-A letter from Pernambuc

From Pernambuco.-A letter from Pernambuco.
under date Of July "A, says:
am sorry to inform your commercial readers
that q contagious fever has broken out here. The
worst cases are in the garrisons and among the
men-of' war on the Station. Both services have
and are suffering severely from its deadly effects,
has also slightly appeared among the mercantile
shipping. No case has yet been announced on
shore, and the hope is that it may be wholly con-
fined to the shipping and troops'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
j. G. MORGANsS III
L i TIE RARY DEPOT.
Exchange Place, adJoi'dns he Pos.cdscs
The We A., n n nike

Received BY the sssnshp Union s. s.s
the mlCkosCoPlsT: q. I. Complete Manual on tn,
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MANUAL OF ROMAN ANTIQUITIES, BY Chss.
MEMOIR OF THE Rev. EDWARD BIckERsrErH,
ELEMENTS OF GRNERAL AND PATHOLOGICAL
ANATOMY. By David Grsiss n D.
LOOMlS's ELEMENTS OF ALGEBRA
THE u 8. POsT-oFFICE GUILE. by Eli Bowen.
NOvELs.
GODFREY MALVERN Or. the Life Of an Author, By
Thos. Miller, with "a Illustrations 49, -
TIE STONE MASON OF SAINT POINT. yi,,,,.
Tale. by A. de Lansrtine
STUART OF DUNLEATH. by The Hon. Carolin. Nor.
ton. Fresh supply.
RALPH RUThERFoRD. Nautical Romance. by Sir
LEWIS ARUNDEL: or. the Railroad Life Part q.
MAGAZINES AND SERIALS.
BLACKWOOD's MAGAZINE for Angus.
THE RCLECTIC MAGAZINE for Ausmt.
THE AMERlCAN JOURNAL OF The MEDICAL
RANKING's HALF-YEARLY ABsrR ACT for July.
No. 70 ,. DICTIONARY OF MECHANICS AND EN-
No; 70 PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK OF THE REvo.
Nos. 9. . and 10 LONDON LABOR AND THE LON.
DON POOR. etc. etc. fFl3 "a st2pllw
MARSH DENMAN having purchased the in.
Vi a. g. IT, sa f essss:
and atye Of ]. MARGH DEMMAN co.
MsMUfieans. Ssptsmbss =. Isl. e ~
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS-CROPO OF 1851.
- The subscriber i continually .eosiying from - -
thu bsst hosticpuFal setablahments in The Unitsa
AND fLowsA sssDs, which hs can wansnt . genuine.
'1' can 3 's'O'''d o s s. s. PS SA aSSi.il Is
DROUGHT to the Second Munioics1lly Police
~ Prison. eAf go q
JOskPhlNE, . black, about Is yssup Cd. : fest ~
~ inches high Say. .he belongs Y Nine To.ss
her away. ]. WURREkk, Warren,
NewUrIsans. September 2, l651. = lawaw
The Shades.
This popular will be closed or several days for The
purpose undergoing rspairs Due notice will be given
opening. - - 81. 49, f-eae u n
Iv1 large n ~ ue1hlk. tos sas By
~ k 4. NAT = CO. 70 Tchoupitoulas It.
WINE-A - q superior desert Sherry.
W for Hhsy nn rOOLE. = Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
Terrible Storm- Commercial- Gen2nna Killed
6y Lcpess Fcrce-Spaniards iscouraqed-
COMFORTABLE Position Of Lopezge,o Plan of
Spcnash Operations Spanish Ans

II, Tonss,. Es"~s yefEN"d Aascd
Comfortable Position IF Ton.,Ss,o pS.r -
Spdnish Operations Spanish Ans.
HAyAxA .su.t "a. ,ss,
Eos CREscENr-The Americaehooner John
w. Houston, Buchanan, len days N Pensacola.
arrived on the 18th instant, and ae day sailed
the steamer Falcon, Rogers, for aerss. From
Now Orleans, in thirteen davs.e pilot host
schooner p. M. Sears. Nelson. srril on ,ba oo,h
me SOsns xlst and I'd were bad n for business
IN the city, or for following Lopen the country.
blowing 10 tornado fashion, softly, with
abundance OF rain, discommodilpur chipping,
without doing any serious damagsnd doing CON.
siderable injury to the fruit in th,ountry, bring.
ing down the plaintain and oral before their
time. The transactionp have beef very limit.
% character, owing to the wealth and of sugars,
sae wnole sn'pped make. STA hs, while Sll9
. uoles nave been received. Thssansactions Of
ue wse. nave peen confined q own and cucu.
'ec"os, INFERIOR 70 good, and for superior quail
tiles Of white and brown there . been no de-
manu- FOR price Of whites, coitional, 81 10 Al
os o'owns " g 81 cents; carnchos . S.S to
- 'noIeovaoos - 70 . 10 centrum (aquadien-
tel IN which your merchants oupied with the
soan uaue are sometimes teresled, stands
..o% ~ . ~ mo pipe, and tleales Of the week
s COVERED oy AO pipes for Brten. In molasses
.ne.e y. Oeen Oa' little done, dng to the quality
I'VE !, wsa !. 'ne pflce. About 90 hhds. to the
. a,'u Sa'e', ~ 70 vaiparaisland IS for Bre-
~ sn'n' ne TWO last unusual marlsthe price from
8 !" - hA's ior . gallons, sucasks at 81 cents
u s.non' making on ship-bod, II IS 10 III
esns pef gallon
insegars, the business has bo brisk at good
prices iof me trade, while in II tobacco it has
been but fair At slight decline. The exportation
lof .nrse working days reach st thousands. a,
,"a.ss ' p'.ces' according to fey and favorite
Marks Glasses, and brands, With are almost inf.
n,e,-a decline OF ten per cen from the ruling
'"aIA' Oh 'ast winter and spring
ffe'sh's to Europe remain d, and at low rates,
as last given. To the United tates there is inn.
pfoyement and demand. at slsr box for sugars ;