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LXcehs III lool % boS Zzo 10
This shows decrease in the from customs for
HE fret six months 1852 compared with the
pondng period in 1Sv4of So $780, 28 15-cqual to de-
in the aggregate value of imports during the
pcr'od OF about twelve millions Of dollars This is most
favorable feature. and trust it will continue through
out the last six months exten. equal to that pre-
sented in the report for the first six mouths This would
make falling of in importaons for the year. Of twenty
four millions There treasury notes funded during
the month Of june The balance of cash hand at tn
close $535632 less than at the close Of the mouth
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- The Phenx Bank, in this city. the necessary funds
having been placed there for that purpose
The Bank Of Hamburg s c.. has declared dividend
Of eight per for the last six months.
The total amount Of bids for the $4,000 Of eight
per cent first mortgage bonds Of the Milwaukee and Mis-
sspp Railroad six hundred aud sixty thousand Ave
hundred dollars The bids opened yesterday, and
the following accepted
81; $40 600 ct e0S7 s5 900 1T 90 56 $1,000 at 1925;
s. goo at 90 TO- $40 900 at 90 or s5 900 at e6 $4,000
at 50 81 $4,000 Mt 20 81 $27 600 at 90 60tot $780,
600 averaging 90 "a per cent netting Sl926S5.
loan for the city of Buffalo for $3.50 oO0 for subscrp
lions to the Rranf Railroad Of Cansa yesterday
negotiated by the house Of Duncan Sherman Co., at
premium Of ten per cent. These bonds draw per
cent interest payably mi-annuay In this city princi
Dl redeemabe Ia twenty years. The bids amounted to
nine hundred thousand dollars The loan taken by
4 d. Patchin. Esq, of Buffalo
The Ca hier Of the Assistant Treasurers Office James
Russell Esq. has furnished with the annexed oca,
statement Of receipts and disbursements Of the depart
neut during the month of June, 1882
ASSISTANT mEAsuReR's OFFICE, New YoRK-REcEPrs
AVID PAYMENrs-JuNE, 1867
jane LIST. 1907 balance. 30 900 4a8 10
Receipts.
Account Of customs. 49, 39 577 20
patent fees. ......... 22O7 81
20 Department. 42547 90
miscellaneous $50 225 90
$a5s455s 03
Payments. S8435 006 IS
S Urea %s. drafts 5S 49, 70 70
$3,0701So 4s
June 30, 1852 balance. ............. So 364Sl 70
une I. 1852. by balance Of funds TO pay in
ts1est and coupons ................. s173ss 81
Additional appropriations. 800. H..... 12l7,174 IL
Payments. 1926, 582 70
InstalmenL due. July !, 1852. ..... $40 SO
January l, 1882. 2,2S3 90
Treasury notes. ................. 800 20
OOupons ................. lO4U w
S6144 81
June 3O 1852 balance. ............. 81 25S4l8 90
Receipts for customs in the year ending June so,
1851 $sl $40 1853 81
Do do. in 1852 2s9lO527 q,
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PROTESTANT GIRL. YEARS oF ACE. WISHES
situation 70 do light work, to assst In taking
81 children Sasfsotsry reference evea from her
place. Call 81 her residence l2l Eleveath street, thu
corner Of First avenue. Can be seen for two days.
A RIsPBCTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sITUA-
"A tion Seamstress, and IL required would instruct
small children ths pianoforte and writing
for two days. ~ the store 6O Grand street, Williamsburg
A YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN A sITUA-
tisn - Lady's hsid; unaerstands dressmAking and
doing Of nAs linens would take she charge
two shdIen, required The best Of city reference Aa-
dress n ID. l., Herald Nee.
A YOUNG HUNGARIAN GENTLEMAN, WHO UN-
dsrstands the German Rngsh
wishes situation. In Wholesale retail Good
references given for character and capaby Address
yar, Herald Once
kLsPECTABLE YOUNG NAN, 10 YEARS OF AGE,
Athat resdes whit his shos apprentice
to tie ship NO
ton to respectable trade; the refer
epec Apply 1T 237 Madison street, second floor back
No. 81.
boy WANTED. AN INTELLIGENT BOY AC-
~ quaDted with the city aud willing useful, will
hear Of excellent situation by applying IS
Twenty-htth street. four doors from Fourth avenue
COACBMAN's SITUATION WANTED ny AN Ex-
~ ptrisnsed driver, lately arrived sm Europe. He
perfectly acquainted With the Care of orses and would
AXE himself useful around house.
note addressed 10 NJ d. X. Herald ofJe. will prompt.
would guarantee 10 please his employer.
COAT, VEST, AND PANTALOON HANDS WANTED.
~ Apply to George r. Fox, S33 Broadway. Those whs
have teen regularly employed by Broadway
N B.-Seat room free ON the premises, II required.
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CT. JULIEN AND sT BsrBPHR CLARET BOR-
y dsauxi000 d. Of the above Wines At 81 f2k aud
80 Yer dozen bottles return cd. Superior
Cder Plsdcipba Ale and Porter Scotch and India Pale
Az London Duhlir Porter, Sc &C.. warranted WIN.
II. lNDERHILL 4a0 Bfoome street. corner Of Crosby
~ ~ b. per dozen bettles returned just received
her Of the above SQUAD Wines erior
possible the last 800 DOZEN for sale in
suit buyers. by WILLIAM H. UNDERHiLL 43O Broome
street. corner Of Crosby street.
EOURTU or JULy.-1HE LARGEST ESTABLISH
~ mont In the whole world liz william H. UnherhiIls
wholesale and Family store 80 Broome street Of
trothy Persons v In the country aud all who in'end
% celebrate the Forthcoming anniyersary ~ natona indie
ladncu, viii per cent by purchasing above.
btapdes Wines, Aics Porter Segers Nc Nc a the best
imp rtatieup.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

ing Persops Gesirons 81 Joining class tor ming ~
wttch hey viii be taught held and ohee work very
short time by gentleman Of seventeen years experience
nay Gddregs II. a. D., Fest Once. Terms moderate.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFrIsA OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF JURORS. NO.
" City Han-Jury Notiee.-An persons exempt by
Law from the performance OF jury duty who have not
stered their exemption a. this oce notified to do
bosors the tenth day 81 July required by
VIVA. WALKER CommissioAer Of Jurors.
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NOrICE.--FROM THIS DAY Mr.. CHARLES ROssIRE
nephew OF Prior autorized TO the signature
vi onr hym. A. Q. R0SSIRE u co. A. k0SSlRE.
New York, July l, 1857 j. RlLLIET.
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ETTER BAGs PER STEAMSHIP ALRATROSS, FOR
IL Halifax, Pictou, Prince Edwards Island, Mramichi
Gaspe and Quebec viii close At the once Of Simeon
~ Pine 9. Saturday. July at 10 clock A. NJ
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Two PRIETEIs--A GREAT VARIETY OF wooD AND
Metal Ty % sla. hss been usefnr tine
! win BE- sold on very terms Apply 20 T. ID O.
third story, Herald BuLe.tgb-
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ITO PRINTERs-FOR SALE LARGE H7pRAULis
STANDING Press, and super royal Washington hsns
Prose With solehk'ns apparatus complete Appy TO
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FOURTH AND FIFTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO
the Fishing Banks. aud around the Light Ship-The
steamer BUFFALO Capt Hapcox will make the above
crr.ions leaving at her usual hours hand OF
viii be board Capt Post that fisherman engaged
TO capture sharks and porpo.s Fare 30 cents for the
Ion.
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VALUABLE LOT AT wILLIAMsBURG.-LOT NO
22 for sale, situated Grand street second ,sr
below Even street. and opposite the Gothic church.
to p. LELAND. Metropolitan Hotel. Brsadwsy.
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MAGNIFICENT EXCURSION AROUND TUE LOWER
NA Bay via Sandy Hook the Highlands, Long Branch.
e.e The Fourth Of july 1889 On Monday July 9th, the
AXE into the Bay leaving pier No. IA,
North ut 10 clock A. Nj foot of Tenth street, East
river at 104 Market last river, at l0 pier No
North river at 1914 and return TO the city by of the
light ship arriving about four o'clock r. NJ Fare 20 cents
Refreshments of superior quality on board.
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limited STATES MUsKETS-HITCHCOCK g. CO.
No l6 Broadway offer for sale favorable terms to
governments individuals, 10000 United States Psrcus
United states government at their Armony in spasded
AZ cost OF fourteen dollars each they
inspection entirely packed in ny
each and ready for shipment part Of the world
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing either In large LOTS
are invited to inspect these tho holders will sell
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~ Dr. Tobias continues Co his cecbrs I'd Veus-
tian Imminent, for the OF Dy seatery Bilious Coh
Syasms, Chronic khe nmati Aesdschs Psias or Weak
in the Limbs Crr Bruises Swelngs and ToothA0hc,
AID doe not awe relief sh.ir Will DO
returned Persons shoNld be aus In purchasing
mecies the above compisi frat getog
Tantec tier. ne SOLD which useless
And haasrs thareby T"hhed out OF tner Re-
cclle all agents ughout The United Ssates
ToBibs Venetian Lnirent Depot $40 Green wien street,
f. T a,e nt, Springs
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TIE DEMOCRATS OF TgE EIGHTH WARD ARE RE
quosted 70 meet at Eli Hea eliens on the corner of
ysrek and Doinick streets oh Fr ay evening ne "a ~
NAM
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r. REGULAR EXCURSION OUTSIDE AND AROUND

II EGULAR EXCURSION OUTSIDE AND AROUND
staten Island, landing at Amboy aud Port Richnond
The .pl.ndid and commodious steamer SANTA Claus
Capt Geo olney, will commence hsr regular trips the
shove places sau viii leave rs fcows-Hammond street,
r.. Ia p NJ; Spring street. at M; Montague ferry,
Br oklyn ~ Grand street r. at2 0athsrins do, st
"a and Pier 8. N r. ats o'clock. Parties and families
wsh to enjoy beautiful SAIL alec the cool sea breeze
and Monday 4th AID 9th July Tho above steamer will
make morning. and afternoon excGron For particulars
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FOURTH WARD. p ERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION.
-Grano Mass Meeting -union. Harmon. aud Victory
The Democrats Republican Electors Of the Fourth Ward,
all those in favor Of regular and the eages
The party aud In favor Of Fraakn PIERCE for Prsieu
ana william r. King for Vice President requested to
bio in James Slip Friday evening I'd inst
eight clock precisely Wright Hawks l.. shsp ard,
and several other eminent speakers viii address the meet
irr baud Of music will he in attendance 8y order
Thomas Reeves Robert Brown Arthur Msnus. George
Magram Thomas y. Doyle Committee of gements.
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I IGHTNtNG ROD STORE, No. l56 gROADw AY.-
IL Boyer Rode isolated with glass nted ON
TYP with silver patine ponts and magnets tins c"n.ttutug
the most psrfeot lection of
price Of 24s foot, everything furnished and
the buidibs complete agents wsutei this bus
Mesa
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~ Compar, II now having run unparalleled IN the his
Of the New trade Our three Of
Uolong boxer Of 1t eight and
Give sh box swept "a by tho lovers Of good
much for selling the rnest qualities Is ceat
de- orlly charged other Our Teas at
three four shilling per pound -i With Tho
sold elsewhere at four md Eve shllin per
poupo. G0nd Coffee pounds for dollar constantly
hand resisted and daily Look IN 1t .tosk,
and sx anime for yourselves vOSE d JOYCE
Tes Warehouse. ~ Cathsyina Al roet.
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WANTEp,hT TUE fNTELLiGENcE oFF,cE lJs
w Greenwich street for the pr,clcng OF AL kinds of
enpoymont. and for all kinds If servants Ven women
Boys and Girls Irish English, Gernsn. >o,toh. Welsh
French Coered. and American. IL not suited. all The
meney hall he returned.
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NEW YORK voLUNTEERS-THE REGIMENT WILL
assemble In full uniform ~ Mercer Hall Friday
the "a of July receive valuable presents from
their citizens previous 60 It's departure for Albany
that day. The sister will make the
for the Of baggage Thurs
day evening" By order OF WARD B. BURNETT
Colonel Comms ndinx.
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TO bellows Makers -wANTED, AT TEE BUT
mating ad Cothing good hands can have eonstsns work
all me rcvnd None but fret rate hand. need appy
60 Lloyd street Buffalo. NY, poet paid - =
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DOARDING-ROOMs TO LET. WITH BOARD.-A
- very desirable suit Of apartments handsoT
furnished consisting parlor and adjoining
able for small family two single gentlemen.
apply At 50 Clinton place, VI Eighth and Greene
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DOARD AT NO. 1854 CHAMBERS STREET.-A PLEA
- SAINT r. NJ with pantry suitable for gentleman
wifealso single gentlemen. The
pleasant neatly furnished and house well kept Hot and
cnld In
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ROARD.-A PARLoR, SUITABLE FOR A GENTLE
~ and wife; ALSO room for two single gem
semeD. be had with board by applying 1t III Cham
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Our Ba timors Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, Feb lS, 1859.
TIE ice Bridge-Baltmore and Ohio R7ilrout Rererae
TIE Singular Seduction Siri 8c.
The Ice bridge and RAILROAD track the Susqus
hanna which 1t was thought on Tuesday had finished
its service for the season. hes been greatly
By the frosty weather Of yesterday last night and
bids fair to continue its valuable services to the
Railroad Company, the travelling community and tbs
business relations Of the two cities Yesterday in sdd
ton to the mail and luggage of the different trains
no lees than thirty heavy freight passed
the ice.
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the past month amounts to but S88 629 being great
decrease upon the Of the corresponding month
Of tie preceding yesr The necessity Of hurrying the
apparent other western routes attrac.
tive to travellers and forwarders than ii is In its present
unnninished ttate In few months however the road
will be to the junction Of the North Western Turn
pike and from thence to Parkersburg when 1t will again
Be considerably in advance Of oil other for speed
and comfort
The suit brought against william P Keller by the
mother of Rosapna Deneey to the value Of her
services during the last five charge Of seduc
ton and the enlargement Of her from her parents
tnues to attract much attention in this city The est
mony shows that for five years Mr. Keller has boarded
ker in respectable boarding houses and although there
existing between the parties nothing has been proven
show any Illicit intercourse during the Eve years He
supported her In aud comfort paid for educating
and visited her. generally in the presence Of others,
several times every Although there is direct
testimony TO the fact there intercepted letter
brought H. written FIVE ago which distanty init
mates past event. which the jury to decide whether
It seduction TIE girl is TWENTY-FIVE
7ears Of and is party to the suit the greatest
ennity still existing between herself and her mother,
who has brought the suit foy damages Mr.. Keller
pleads pure and dsntere.ted friendship and the other
ust and seduction the attachment that has existed
between them.
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Died

On Friday Feb l3 snos lASSor In the 5sth year Of
bis age an honest and upright man beloved and regret
ted by sll who knew him.
His relatives friends and acqusn tances respect
fully invited to attend his funeral without farther in
street, Williamsburg, to morrow afternoon, at O'Clock
His rem AIMS will be deposited in Greenwood Cemstsry
phi!adelphis and New osieans papers please copy.
On Friday, Feb H. off lingering Illness Mrs PaiscniA
widow Of Thomas IL. Rooms eyed 80 years months and
a. days
The relatives and friend. Of tbs family are respectfully
invited to attend her fuaersl Monday Feb. TO- at 10
O'Clock from her late residence 253 Twenty eighth
street without further invitation.
On the evening Of Feb. IL, Of consumption ELLss,R
L. PsEsron, only daughter Of George b. and kizA r.
Preston aged years months and 20 days.
The friends and acquaintan ses Of the family are re-
spectfuy invited to.attend the funeral from the resi-
osnce Of her parents lilo Hammond street. at O'clock
Her remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment.
February 49, Mrs. Ans LEE, aged SO years, widow OF
the late Captain Leyeret Lee after lingering illness
the u neral her late residence No. l4 Nassau street.
East Brooklyn, to morrow afternoon, at O'Clock
At Brooklyn on Thursday Fsb -, Mr.. THOMAS FCa-
The friends an acquaintance, Of the family also the
ship Joiners Benevolent Society invited to attend
bis funeral from his late residence 79 Prospect street
His body will be taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery.
At Grand Prairie, White county Indiana, MATILDA,
wife of Joseph D. Cowdin, daughter Of Benjamin Rsy.
maids Esq of that place, aged IL years and months
On Friday evening, Feb. l3, at So O'clock WILLIAM
BRApv FtyAy brother OF Rev DR.. Fnlsy, of Williams
burg l.. I.
His funeral will take place at Mr.. Munson's, Sixth
street North sixth street, Williamsburg, L. on
Sabbath afternoon, at O'Clock, Tor Cypress All Gene
terry
February IL, suddenly, Mr.. EnwARp MURPHy, nativs
Of the county Of Wexford ireland He has been for the
last y years resident of the First ward in this city
His friends and the friends Of his sons John aud
James Murphy respectfully invited to attend the f
neral at the residence Of his son. John Murphy, this
afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Friday morning at o'clock, Mr.. THOMAS NEWMAN,
aged rs years
The friends and a,quAintances invited to attend
his funeral to morrow, at O'Clock p. NJ, from his late
residence, Sc Bridge street without further notice.
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Appointments by the President,
BY and Nth n, Odrice end oonaat n fde Sen

BY and cith the ddrsce end const;f ~ fae SeHle
COLLECTORS
Oliver D Peabody, District OF Champlain, New York
nc. Ezra smith, removed
James i Thompson, District or Geneses, Nev FORK
rice Elias Pond. removcs
Haion Case, District OF Sanduky, Ohio, pee John
fonpgs removed
Alexander D. Moore, District Of Wilmington, North
Carolina, rice Robert G Ra okin resigned
Robert Hare District OF Teche Lousiana in place Of
Daniel Dwight, deceased
Peter Bowdoin, District Of Cherrys,one, Virginia.
sURyEYcRs CUSTOMS
William Christy, port Of New Orleans Louisiana, rice
Robert B Still, removed
James Bourne, port Of Memphis, Tennessee, rice
Tobias Wolf. resigned.
p P. Labsrre port Of Bayou ct John Louisiana,
Ch aries Bsnee deceased
Thomas J. Kbsy port Of Suffolk, Virginia, Thos
W q. Allen, deceased.
Thomas J. Dryer, port Of Portland Oregon territory
rice lillian VI. kirg removed.
Henry D Norton, port Of Gopano, Texas.
William 8. Simpson Jr., port Of City Point Virginia.
r-ts william ?. Porter.
franklin Slaughter pert OF Fredericksburg Virginia.
rice AlexeI der Phillips.
Nathaniel 7. llisms. Appraiser Of Merchandise for
the port Of Baltimore Maryland rice Michael McBlair
removed.
GENERAL APPRAISERS.
Lewis Sutton rice Hugh W Evans declined.
Fgbcrt Benson, ucs Matthias B. Edgar, declined.
David A Bokee Naval Officer for the district Of New
York rice Philip Hone. deceased.
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Unassd states District Court.


FEs. 0-1M .ales-d Cabs1 Erpetitionists The Court
inquired Of ths United states District Attorney he had
Hr DS. Hail % pist Attorney replied thu. h. VA.
ready in the Of the United States against OSuuvAn
Mr.. Van Buren and Nc Cutting on part Of Mr. osul.
Ivan consuted and the latter inquired how many Jurors
ansxered to their no mes.
The Clerk rsp, that seventeen only answered inoud.
ing the twelve Who had Just reti ed on civil case
Mr. Cutting And those twelve have bssn engaged for
days We ready but 1t is necessary for us to
the subcct The has been freely spoken Of
AID spread the country through the newspapers
men" out Of panel Of seventeen II the Marshal was
ordered TO summon twenty hvo additional jurors. we
wonld be willing to 60 on With the case to morrow.
The Court 1t is quite proper that you ehoud have
additional jurors, but they could not bs summoned By
to morrow morning.
The District Attorney willing to give all poeib,s
Indulgence the parties Every legal request should be
attended to-
The oour. remarked that the standing rule, empowered
the Judge to order an additional panel
Dir Ogden Hoffman associated with tie District
Attorney kid he understood that seventeen jurors
evsred to their and the Presumption on the other
side IT, that twelve udiced men rnn pot be found
amongst them. Suppose that, out CT the seventeen,
eight found peten would there be any
objection TO new vsnire for the remaining number,
The Court thought the better way would be not to
commence empanelling the jury until there sui
ncicnt number in attendance
discussion, in which ths District Attorney and Mr.
Hoffman on behalf CT the government, and Mr. Cutting
and Mr. Van Burso on part OF the accused took part
then ensued, to the time the trial should come on
Mr. Van Buren, had an engagement in st. Lawrence
county ca Monday, and could not possibly attend on
that day Mr. Hoffman had other engagements, which
could not be entered into until th. was disposed Of All
parties were ready all declared themselves willing for
tris: but ultimately the trial nominslly put down
fer Monday
The Court intimated that where four such eminent
counsel wsre employed, it woud be difficult 70 find
time when all would be free from other engagements.
II the not commenced before Monds week he
feared 1t might not be flushed this term and there
no provision Of Cougrs empowering this Ooart to
tnue term into another it would be running the
risk OF having to commence the trial The Court
could not act officially In setting down day for the
csuse all 1t could do would be to provide jury There
seemed to be no disposition to try the this term
ard it not tried this term, he in hopes he
should be relieved from the necessity of trying all
An additional panel the ordered for Monday and
the case stands nominally for that day.
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England and France Sugar has advanced No fair
sells ct o. 4ko molassss has advanced from 9zo to
22xc Rio coffee has improved-prtms 6ko, 9 %. Cot
ton freghts to Liverpool I'd Sterling exchange "a ct
81 % premium.
CHAaLEroN. Feb. IL, 1857
Yesterday $500 bales Of cotton sold ct arm prices
niddiDg fair, SIC. The sales OF to day amounted to
200 bales at 70 a8t.c, Tho market Is unchanged
CHARLxsror, Feb IL, 1852
Bales Of 900 bales Of cotton wsrs effected today.
For ths week 9TCo-the market closes weak and some
qualities are eth sssier-tair and fully fair s ct Co.
SIC. The receipts Of the week Ia l9T bales. The
stock On hands 4b, i23 bales
CISciSNArrr, February Is, 1852
Bales made to- day, deliverable ct Chuiico.he OF
1000 bb of mess pork at Si3 u.s. $4,000 pieces shoulders
10 buk @. 6ac and 5000 sides at OK. Flour is Arm ct
So So