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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-13

Al6IFE63D3EYSR YEP
fiHE Subscriber has just received direct from
The North a supply Of the best quality OF
cnrled hair which will enable him To manu-
'acinre a superior quality Of Hair Mattresses
he would respectfully inform he Public lhal
he can furnish them with the BEST articles
IL his line as cheap as they can he bought in
New York. Persons from he neighhnrinq viii
lagos and Counties, who have heretofore SEM
North. can provide themselves with as good
an article of work, and at as low a price. bv
sending their orders To me, as am well prepared
aud will furnish them al the shortest notice Al
prices ranging from 81 ~ 1oo, -
Alsn constantly on hand. the much improved
SHUCK AND COTTON MATTRESSES.
and at The lowest prices. Also Spfas, Lorn-
ges and Easy Chairs manufactured in various
styles. Also. repairing and rpnovaring old Hair
Mattresses SC done at the shortest notice.
All orders thankfully received aud promptly
attended 10. Ware Room on Fayetteville ST.
two doors above The FARBROUGH House.
j. HENRY HAIRLESS,
UPHOLSTERED and Mattress Maker
43-tf
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

No. 206, Pratt Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
H9 He above I~iofeI, the only Temperance
I House in The City, has Ieen painted. psFered
and furnished equal 10 he best class Hotels. tits
centrally located in the vicinity Of the Rail Road
Depot and Steamboat landings. and very con
venIent for men of business. Board 81 25 per
day. JOHN GILMER,
P~RoPRIEToR.
N. B. Porters in attendance at the Rail Road
Depot and Steamboat Landi, gs 10 carry bag
gage TO the House free of charge. J c
Sept. 1852. I-8m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-13

mOOTo AND SHOES. j. Miles L Sons I'm:
y proved Stitched Boots, Doubled Soled and
Water Proof ditto, a splendid article of Double
So'ed Brogans "for the Practical Farmers Of
Wake and surrounding counties, including the
Railroad" Robinson's Shoes for Ladies'. and
Misses B%ootees, DC, at EVANS COOKIES.
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W. L. PoMERoy-
W. l.. Z
Raleigh. Oct. 2Ist. 1851.

Raleigh. Oct 2Ist, 1851.
Also a very extensive collection of Theological,
Law, Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books
generally--Blank Books and Stationary all of
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Call aud examine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-13
GOODS FOR LIE SEASON.

WIPE are now receiving a large and entire new
w stock ofFALL and WINTER GOODS, con.
sisting of every variety of Goods usually kept
in a Dry Goods establishment, and fiatter them
selves that they can offer as great if not greater
inducements than has been heretofore offered
in this place. To be convinced of the fact, call
and examine our stock.
POPE d PITMAN.
Lumberton, N. c., Sept. 1852. 5-3t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-13

/ 50 PIECES OF PRINTS of every vafs~ty, style,
embracing every quarfyTa sawls,
EVANS COOKE
NOR GENTLEMEN. Black and Blue Cloths,
i Doeskin Casimeres, Colored ditto, Clouded,
Plain and Plaid Saunets, Tweeds, Kentucky
Jeans, from 20 cents to any price wanted.
EVANS d COOKE.
DATS! HATS !! HATS!!! u Gases of Be
II bees and Others of the latest and most APP
proved styles, bought of the manufacturers
themselves and no mistake" Those wishing
the last Agony call at EVANS & COOKIES.
= DOZEN Soft Beaver, Fur and Wool Blk.
ard Colored Hats. 40 Dozen Caps, Navy, for
Men and Boys, Silk Plush, Variety of colors
and Styles, in fact every sort of Cap and Hat
that can be called for, at the well known estab-
lishment of EVANS d COOKIES.
Covers for Caps
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FURNITURE WIRE UOUSE.

QQHE Citizens of Edgeeombe and the neigh
= boring Counties are respectfully solicited 10
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Sold by Williams. Haywood S&eT W. 5 $50 ~
Aston & Macon. Warrenton. :. J. Hinsdale,
Fayetteville and Druggists and Dealers in Med
icules every where.
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New Fall and Winter GoOds.

Raleigh, Sept. 6, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01


The Mt Holly M,uW learns that there viii DO
very light crop peaches in New Jersey this and IN
parts of Delaware the crop, II alleged Will % only
about half the usual quantity. The Wimingen Rsyue-
however that that section OF the state tnere
will be tu crop Some 90 600 baskets were sent IRON
Delaware city last and II Is thought - many
will be sent the present from all Appearances
We learn from Besrdstown that the corn crops
along the Illinois river ourishiDg condition, and
be beyond the reach Of any ser
injury from drought There also appears to be much
larger Of ground covered with than be-
fore In this connection may mention that In Tennes
see Missssppi Alabama and Louisiana the crop II
better than been for twenty years and thought
the yield will be sufficient for local consumption Should
this prove true little will be shipped south,
next year from the Illinois and Mississippi rivers.
The wheat crop in Wisconsin is represented a.
very fine and large yield Is anticipated.
The potato crop, says the Eastport Sentinel, has
appearance of being vigorous and free from rot at
ieast. have heard nothing Of the blight" as get
And the generally TO be doing well with the
exception Of gras which is rather light The potato
unusually large aud handsome 1t has been stated to
that whenever the potato crop has been attacked with
rot the previous bossomiDg has been small and meagre
The wheat in Wisconsin is uncomimonly fine. In
the central counties the yield will average about twenty
two bushels to the There traces Of rust and
the berry is plump heavy and bright. Barley and rye
also look we'll Oats, however rather light, and the
Is said to be backward Potatoes far looking
well. In Indiana the wheat has been somewhat injured
by rust end the fly but the crop the whole will be fully
equal TO the average Thirty bushels to the acre OF the
Nedt, wheat said to have been yielded In
some places There has been long drought and ne
pora much injured by It, Oats are very
short The wheat crop in Missouri is reported hne IN
quality heavy in yield The crop also promises
/ to be excellent Hemp and tobacco are looking we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01
The Railways.


As the excursion train from Worcester to this CITY, on
Tuesoay the Providence Post OF the 2ath ut was
passing the station at Blackstone man named Patrick
Dorland who Walking upon the track struck by
the locomotive and so badly injured that he died in
hour.
Thomas Crane twenty six years of age killed last
evening the Boston Journal OF the 18th ult by be-
ing crushed between tram of which backing
into the Fchburg engine house and the side OF the door
The Hornellsvis and Attica Railroad was opened for
passengers Wednesday.
MIR James Hampstead conductor the Rochester
and Syracuse Railroad who left that city Tuesday
morning charge of freight train fell upon the track
and WAS Instantly killed at Spotsville.
On Thursday afternoon dreadful accident occurred
the Columbia Railroad about half a mile above the
bridge, near Philadelphia house painter named John
Brown got the freight train to ride. When ut the
point indicated he fell Off the passed him
crushing both legs and his sft and fracturng his
right arm. 1t is hardly possible that he survive.
The work OF RELAXING the road with rail the Erie
and Kalamazoo Railroad is going ahead very rapidly
More than third of the distance between Toledo and
Adrian IL completed and the whole will be finished in
time for the early fall travel
The Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad il now COM
peed and the running the Caawba river
Mrs Gray widow, of Lynn Mass, while walking by tho
side of the rarosd track the West Lynn depot
Wednesday morning struck by the last car Of the
nine o'clock train from Salem and thrown with violence
against fence She seriously injured in her side
and head making her recovery doubtful. child with
her escaped injury.
The railroad between Columbus and Newark, Ohio is
air, ady ni he'd far Etna and will be completed to
Newark by the first Of October
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01

euGsh. Va Eslsases HsIra Jones Baltimore; Perins.
IpeYshau. Albany via arren. Rogers Spell az
AeAsl; hsrhcr. Nicksrson 40 Below brig Nancy D.sis.
fr,n bsltimorei sotr Nancy reasar ttf Buokspors
hpevn Sld sc.rs Lsbe 1omiip End ie-soI
frey rhiinoclha. scrsttr hobsr9 Rondout sisspi
blira Besbe Radiant, Wells AZ a Ssirh D-sey do.
18th Arr steam Pesret Rogers, York; brg Nancy.
Davis. B.l'imcre; schr Ssacy aages Tor
Hsean Char'essen schr REM Hsrriseh Daniel aud f
Vast ingtsnt G; s.hr Henry Barnes. avery. Maze
m,bd; scbr ReckLil Tntop Phadslpiz slovp Fair
Allen. Alhasy Sid shrs Mary .urnel Bsyuum; Sars-
togs Sippe Ashracas Corseni Buena r'sts Racket;
Berry Les, Errieisn Louhs, BpnF AID Bii Townsend,
river Jeroleu An Colr ), folk xmpe johnson; The..
Linbeil and Csths,iDe Wilcox, Linne Albsnyi saop
Pointer Fowler Y"rk.
29tl-Asr scbrs Colombia. shannon, Phiistslphi, for
Benz Franklin, tarih, hnEaout Frederic Brown Cards
ser Yorl; Eleau or Ssi. York: bssw fore and at
scfr Sid sclrs Gen Worth Phelps rbaAel pitts;
Copley, RoDdput; ,lepps Commerce, rylrr aud Laiy
RIUAsOND Jul, H-srr 50, % Leai . II Eaaicets sn-
dicott Troy; Ribgsold M,tt Chsriestos On tho gs-
bSr nd mp scbrs Richmond and Galego sid srhts Brith
Queen Pye Halitssi JchB ksssn Curry, 40.
18th Ar slntp Mary Asn Compton 70 Wand NYork.
sa 2stb schr shsros atcher Boz 29h brig
-, Bs flax; schr HsxalI. Lsyfeld ryork.
SaLEN. June 2.-Arr hark " IN Schroeder. Dexter. Rio
CrAnde 18th nit schrs WIN ssrd Paios End Madeira
PHI .sdephis, Lightfoot RoSdout Gaonst N ors.
SULLIVAN. July 20 Sid eohrs Thomas Hooper WORK.
go uve Branch pettnsl and Marci Deliver DO; Ash
sfONIsGFO ON July t-Arr schrs Wet Falmouth Troy
for WAsehsm; Era. HyorA for Hsrviuhi Kelley. do.
SANDWICH. July a2-Ar, sohrs stranger Ems PhiIa.
depb's; 27th Mary Anna. Gibbs ALEXANDRIA.
sBARSP0kr July "a Arr scbr Bstssia Griffin. Gaorgo-
Tn0MAs1oN. July 2s-Arr brig Emily, Young. NYors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01
lGorelun Markets.

KIxosroN. JAMAICA. July Enthusiastically is wanted.
Halsteads has changed hands 10 cehths at 13s and half
barrels nc 52s the package. The stock Is exhausted
Butter -The stock Of American IL uncomfortable We
may quote it at 10d There IL not any Halifax at
market Bread The transactions have been altogether
by retail The enquiry Is very tIihing. Corn Meal =
The lat tran actiops at 23s per barrel Codhsh
We quote prime per 100 bs in terces Mt lbs Cd in half
hbd at La Cd and in boxes at los Tho last is very
1sO tcrces, sweated cargo have been cold at
32s tierce Auctions Of inferior quality daily
with variable success but Frequently large auanti-
ts wi hdrawn abs oluiey TO rot the whsrves from
the paucity OF bidders Candes90o boxes Jackson's,
just received lave changed hands ut I'd parcel OF $50
boxes Of another brand and of sizes unsuited TO the mar
bet has been disposed Of a I'D per To- CorDThe sales
Ucud. 500 bags Of late receipt and zoo some time here
at ST. bag This rate has been refused for 500 bars
just received. Cheese is very Freghts No
operation have transpired Flourrhe saes reach 700
barrels ptisde In lots at Bis Baltimore lie held for
32s. The stock is very moderate God.-We quote Ame-
rican y 20 l. and Colombian doubloons at per cent
premium but the latter are in little demand Herring
The demand hss almost ceased and large quantities. Of
inferior are cecayDe IMPORTER hands There have
been operations at from los TO A. per barrel Hams
American I'd I'd Stock large. with moderate en-
soft has been taken at Cd per ID. Lumber-The mar
ket continues bare ogooJ white pine Best white cedar
shingles seal at 81. 2ss ordinary at Dos, and com
mon at lbs. lSe per NJ. Mackerei-The last receipt
Of No prime placed ut 2Gs Inferior moved ut
20s 2is per barrel Oil God il improving The
last operations were nj 2s 41sd per gallon Pork-We
report sse. in parcels Of $50 barrels American rump
At I0es. Rice continues in good demand with mode
rate stock Carolina has been moved ut 25s Salt--No
ssles Of any moment have tran pired soap-The mar
ket bas been quiet for all sorts and tho supply is
mplstpg Sugar The finer qualities not procurabc
Dark to good mid. may be quoted firm mt 1as a lis
per 100 lbs Tongue-.We note n sale If 20 half barrels
lnh pigs al 64s The stock is declining. Tobacco
No recent sholesale operations have transpirtd We
quote csyendhh Is's at being very inactive az cd
10 per ID. Exchanqes.-0n New York-Merchants'
"h' w days, "a to per cent prem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01
Pssscr.gors Arrived ,

GLAsGow-Stex msbip Iin gaw-Ars Deane Dublin; Miss
Beanie berry; Mise Taylor glasgow; Miss Jessie Hsnps
Aiss kiia Bonnie berry Mrs matthew IA ior Glasgow;
Mice AArsret Taylor Miss Catharne faylor, Miss sun
I'm Gibson aud lady Robert kenfrens. lady aad
wants New for Mr. JoAes and lady Miss harriet JoUss
hiiss Oitva Jon Miss bi, ti4na Jones Mrs James
drews glasgow; MIST Eli Oft Mrs Mazda Edp
kiss M,FArlAp- Kncar6 ue Miss Hntobesnp, brndoc;
biss kizabeth Back Glasgow; Mrs Elliott Labddon ARA
Cameron and chid Glasgow, MISS Agnes Gray do John
Armstrong. Adam hobertson Charles Glendiunias, WIN
Hocc. Sr W M Hood Jr George o., Dundee; IA kuke
Bushy James hcGregor Kptert Stewart Hunter, Dun
linz Rev II Campbell VIM Bennett Malcolm. Ajax 30 ~
Crawford henry hsDhela lsndp John Muir. Glasgow;
hoFie. d.. A McAdam Eainburg Ties e Gra,, hin
csrd,n" George King Luston Ridge Mr. Ashley l,erps
VIM Northampton Robert Maelie GIasssv; Peter HON
Ecinburg George hoGibbon do; Jas Bever des Mrs
Bevtrder Jr Mrs Beveridge Scr and four children Mr.
Ia 'pe Mise lodge, Miss Jagvt Hodge Water dodga
kobersFon Mrs Robertson adam ard Jnhn Robertson,
John Dodas lady snd son, Liverpool: a II Brown
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S.uths rnor- Il Bssssrt. Mr.
Ga,bsosth. Geo Little Nrs Morris Mr. YauBg Mrs X
Spear q Galahsr Crianelior, X Dubning Mi liza
gan LuamsL. II Lewis. Mrs Lvermore. A oss
Bloch John Green Grey vsndsrzee, e lie rris.
NJ Freeland. ID FreelApd, Erns.on. j Hsrrisi IA
Tbayer abd lady, Mrs callahan. Miss Anthony Jpo
Cummings Kerry Daily, Rev John Gerry, Chss Mason y
hampton ~ daughter. Mss nampton. Miss Hampton,
gee. VIM Curtis, d Gre.r Wither. Niigsa, Capt
a Cobb Jos Smith, CApt Lee, anS ~ In steeraze
NASSAU. NP-Bark Aastin H. Hilen-A Robson lady and
cfiid Fiske And s cbdrsp, a Enois J lLom pson.
ser .spt aud children, Rooney. and lady.
W Darney, HgslDs, l. Sneaut,
Sullivan Mrs. + Heotict children aad sorssat 4
Thomson lsdy and chiid II Fitzgnpnns, Thrssher.
PUERTO PRINCIPE (cuba) Bark LEV sIen--Dvs Frau
cisco Ettruda and family.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, July 3l-6 z. NJ.
AsHEs-Sales made Of $50 bbs at S4 IS for pots
and So SO for pearls. Market active.
BnEADsrurss.--Four seemed cheaper the business in-
GLIDING 10 200 bbls; superfne Canadian, at SO S71s
So SO ~ ordinary to straight State and mixed Western
at So SO 81 OG choice State avorite Ohio and fair to
fancy Western, at 81 o64 "a %; wit common to good
Southern at 81 81 Il 81 SOL per Dbl Nothing
occurred in rye flour Jersey meal 500 bushels white
eDeee wheat were purchased at 81 10; $500 do West
DO at 81; 10I00 red Southern do at 90c; several
lots domestic oats IA 46ac with 80 coo bushels
So 69c for upmercbantable 63a 64c for round yell
low and O. Csc for xed Western-the former prices
CorrEE.-Sales have been made Of 100 bags Java, at
1o26c and $50 Rio at a 9aSc. Market steady.
CorToN. The market continues firm, with sales
to day Of about 500 bales.
CoAI-Somc 40 tons Sidney disposed of to- day
at So 75 cash. per chsldron.
FISH tended downward 1000 quintas western bank
cod obtained at So 81 y So So and 900 boxes No
and scaled herring. at 80 soc.
FRUIT Sales were reported of 200 boxes Malaga raj
sins at 81 05 ctron at &c., and $50 bbs Zante
currants at 81 a SIC.
FRrrGHTs--Ratcs for European ports continued dull
To Liverpool -four was at l0d Id. and grain at X
3aid cotton at IS Cd per bale 500 taken
from this port at 1sd. To London. 1000 bbs oil cake
taken at Is I'd per bbl 100 bbls pork at 2 and
500 bbls -four at about Is 3D. To California. rates
ried from J5 S5c lots to fill taken at 90c
other ports vessel chartered. TO load at Quebec
for London at 92s Another vessel taken for Por
TO Rico and back at 81 000
HAY.-About 500 bales river found buyers at 30 n
81 &c. per 100 lbs. cash
IRoN-There have been 100 tons Scotch pig taken at
$50 so customary time.
LIME Common Rockland was scarce, and in request
at csc. per barrel cash
Nor sssEs.-A parcel Of so hhds cayed Cuba pur-
chased. at is &c. per gallon Market unchanged
NAVAL STORES remained inanimate, only so bbls
spirits turpentine having been sold at 81 Il 3Sc per
gallon and 500 bbls common rosin. at 81 80 81 35-
usual term.
onsTbe sales of nseed reached 500 gallons at &c.
per gallon. cash
PhovsIoNs continued brisk and buoyant, the days
operations consisting Of 250 bbs prime and pork at
Sl1l and $50; 80 pkgs dry sated shoulders at S1lc
200 bills prime lard II per lb and $40 bbs beef
at s7a sS16 for old prime, S12; for old mess SIS
SIS; for ditto
soAp-About 100 boxes CASTLE were purchased at &C.
9l1c per 10 monihs
SPIRirs.-The days transactions embrace 400 bbs.
Ohio and prison whiskey at Il &c. and 81 &c. &C.
cash. per gallon, with several large parcels foreign bran
dies private terms understood to be- however at very
high and risDg rates
SUGARS We only heard Of 400 hhds of Muscovado
being sold ut &c &c per Id market unaltercd.
IMLow.-110CO prime we're taken at SIC. a sac.
per ID cash.
roBAocs.--A sale Of 65 bhds Kentucky was reported
to-day at &C. q &C., usual terms.
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Pa ss< myers Sailed.

HAY NJ, g. prsgsr consu :,
J; Marion .no family, four passengers sssaas vd.r
hssn. Mrs is.'Gy and yS & Mr ana ar'
pslsssh vspeyuels GsssDP aoatseme5 Ala u
sojs; fssssghia $s,i
saaams fns ' Mrs ds Nh Prssr
M Sell
Master Pengne. New York Mss ieusnet md ittis
MIS- M AID n s' a
MI n E ssrs si var,
shS MrSse ssrasin psgsSD
R'Ss A sss' dsa g.
PsnS rhp pl no'n e r ssads
Som Bin, Manuel Msnsnasr eerm;ny; Jan css.,d 10
Eondros. Madame hatarAn; New York; savosena r.,.
4s sn S'T New sTs k Nil.
ss:s,s. S:s S:.i H. ss.
a %o ena a Nix
New York benSsm CT Laespers and sas Nov oriesns
Ward Isa MRS Nsra EsT f5 M Di s
Tr.yers Jentnetta Hefeyn Larsgef four missionaries =
MISUNDERSTANDING Onion > II Dennis All son,
Rs Mr. Gone ana sDS , fSn H desss
Stevens, N, sc Bodhsb, Mr. Champlin. @ R Burke,
5.si Tieos ana Jasy. Nj Pay AND family MI Day
NJ a s.1 NJ S s
MT Landy, MIR Isaac Hone. and z i a.serase.
RICHMOND AND NORFOIh-Stt an,bhtp Rnaneke-J N
rcn, Chas Kisam Meade, Jno n Plsrge Richard
Stears Mace. Barksdsle and lady aud Eiss
Nash and child. Mrs Norris and w II Norris Dir
Hum phroys Miss crris Mics Norris Chas Cullen Mrs
Ever Donpell, Jno Palmer H- Greer and lady Miss
Lsder and two children. k"bt Sneedin and eon Alfred
sampson Henry Sampson mss Bs1hsEyils spa servant
Barrow jr, Mise Wright. VIM Taey Freeman II K HI
inson, Gaines, Z stevens and lady Miss Gaines
MissA Gaines N For. man. F,remaa. G 8 Msr-ia
w Wilson. " ratten, N B Deanc: srnncll 6 Iossri
Miss Eliza Johnston, O Wskins, VIM Del. 3 Ssronan.
Wermuller, Ch-uagne, K.rahand lady and f,rr sh-
dreD. Rev H'upbtop and son, Blackburn and son D
hsryory, and 90 in the steerage.
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0AlpPllSG.

EOR LIVERP00L-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ship ARCTIC, Capt janice g. Luco.-This steam ST
will art with the Unit States mails for posi-
lively on Saturday August at IL o'clock frcrn her
berth at the foot Of Canal street No berth iii
paid for For freight passage having equslied
modations for elegance and comfort apply -
EDW COLLINS & CO.. No. 10 Wall street
Ire steomship PACIFIC viii succeed the ARCTIC, and
ssilAugust ri.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail SteamrTs.-The ships composing this liae the
following ATLANTIC, tsptsin West.
PACIFIC Csptsin Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce
BALTIC, Captsn Comstock.
ADRiATiC. Captain Grattsa.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
zoynnent serce Las been tsGen In their
structioB tn. II s"3
ana their for equaed for
elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York 10 Liverpool in irst
cabin $l0 In second cabip S7O Exclusive use u exra
sze state $500
From Liverpool 10 NepJ ork. 60 and 81
An exJ eriepced surgeon stta ched 70 each h r.
No berths secured until paid for
u IL
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Stuck Sales.

PHLApyLrHrA July 81 Z Reported by Barker. Brothers
Co J. First Bo1rd 500 Kensngton 6s 90; 40 Reading
Mortgage 6s; AZ sl1s $500 Psnnsylvana 5s % s5ai
shares cbuylki sation Preferred 2a 90 do, cash.
2 Pennsylvania RAILROAD, b5. f6s zoo Norris Canal
b. is; 6 Wilmington Railroad BIZ, 32 100 Reading Rail-
454 0u do, sJwn 45i4 400 Girard Bank, 1SlS so
Manufacturer and Aeehsnics Bank 3D. 2S%; Bank Of
Kentucky t5wp. 1888. BctTcen Bodrd-No Gales Second
BoGT9S900 Lehigh Interest, 92 ITO Le h Mortgage s.
100; coo e aiding &c 20 b5 sS 20f0 Wilmington Railroad
&C. 20 20; 100 do IS 49, 10 shares Harrisburg Railroad
b. 49, y Lehh sayiga,iop s5yp, IA 100 Beading Rail-
road 45S 400 do, s. d 100 do, b5wn, 15L 100 do, b5,
4tS 20 Peppsylvapia Bairone 461 der Board-3sbares
Farmers and Mechanics Bank 7lA 800 Reading Railroad
eJ4 51L. Market steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01
Teiegrnphic Reports.

M, ALBANY, July 81, 1852
49, ,ccrp,t Of produce within the past twenty four
M zoo ~en n fol OWE Flour LOCO bbls.; corn,
Jlont 4 AN ons 100 bushes; wheat 1000 bushels.
10 -, uqh snd we have 10 sales TO report Oats
- is n's Changed hsncs at 4sJ,c Corn-sses made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01
Herald Marine Correspondence.

N q
sailed-U steamer Walker Blair surveying schrs Dia
mont. Sweat Dana riscotta; Northern Light Baxter
ton; Caroline, CROSBY, do; Monitor, Besse Portland
29thArr schrs Energy harchant Boston; soop Brant,
Austin Newport and Nantucket.
50th-In port soop Brant. Wind strong from s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01

EIwARD X. COLLINS 4 CO, SO W all et, Now York.
BROWN sBlPLtY & GO, Liverpool
T. G kOBEk1S co, 10 Kings arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNRO Co., rs Rue Notre Dame dos Vic
torres, Paris or
GEO II. DRAPER. Havre.
The Of there shps will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie cry precious stoned metals
uniete bills Of ndpg signed therefor aBe the value
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01

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