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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22
TIE NEcEoMANcERi OR THE MYSTERIES C OF Tue TUE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


SuNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEwBURG-EA;;D-
at Yonkerf Hastin Dobbs Ferry, Tarry.owp Sing
Sing, Hayersraw vsrplancks Caldvells CoS1ons Dosk,
and Cold SpringTouching rs Hammond ttrcot each
Fare, 80 TO Newbu The steamer TUOS u. EUIsE,
Capt Wan W,rt, will rvt hs foot of jay strect third
pier above Chambers strcet Sunday TX
o'clock for tho above pisces RcturninF. VIII New
burg ut Js clock ~ Il. This boat leaves New York fs
Haverstraw p 81 Pm, Sunday, la ding 81 Yonters.
EoR ALLAN CHANGE OF HoUEs.-rHE CARS
Of the kcw for ana GaT Railroad leave tie CITY
Hall Station New Iort lsly Suplays excepted at n;
M connecting With tta Western isiiyc 3D. ChAthl M
xnd "a p. NJ texpress. through without change OF
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD. FOR PuILA-
place ~ steam boat JOHN PoirER Two lines daily.
torning lire leaves NJ Afternoon express liue 1T
P.X. through to Phsdsiphi. ~ :our sud half hours,
Fsr0h.s. class IS second Glass, (ty P ", line
anlyl, 81 Returnins. leave phsielphs from fool Of
walnut street ts A NJ ard 2P N. grant line, by
s.eaussss TRANSPORT, ron .ier No. !, ~ z. N.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRscT.-U. :.
~ Mail and Express LIMOS through 10 ~ hours " J.
Railroad, ia Jersey City leaving New York VI A. NJ foot
81 Cor..snas street "a NJ aud a p NJ Liberty street
Leave Phls hs hnu-s fro foot ~
xsIs reduced " ;er ast elves aud 81 80 for second els
Baltimore, s&hir g-ou md s-leson through ketsHod
the saevs nss ard through usgsy- carried IN .t "a ~
or p AZ nes kxsxa New .hrc tiers
~rtboft sz;enre-
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BPORTlNG,

V'O bPORTSMEN-ON MONDAY, NAY 2,r, A SHOOT
ng match viii come IN on the jersey City Meadows,
near the old shooting ground to At II
Precnely 10 birds op haul For further please
to call NJ my house, Mechanics Hall, Jersey City.
JOHN IA YLOR.
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EXCURSIONS.

ySyCuRSfoNs TO THE FISHING BANks-EvERY
IL DAY except Saturdays Fare l?ts cents each way
The stam.r BUFFAiQ Cart. Halccx viii leave Ham
Csthsriae 81; FIR No q M, oa M--retgruing Nv 3
= NJ Refreshments. Gshiag 'sshls r., pts,ided. Sea
lafs AZ q e. L. $50, assasaRsS
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CoPAeTnk.asusr NOTICES,


A PERSON, WITH FROM ST. 900 10 $1,000 IN CASH.
wishes TO- associate himself with Peron ., ke
wlo engaged IN ss and proht busness
References given and Ipiced Address ". A., HeraA
Office with roa stating where, and wien, an inter-
view BIO had.
nIssoLuTION or 60 PARTNERsaIP.--rHE CO.
~ ershp heIotofcrO etrtng between the subscri
ber under the Grl ef Gre Gle, Taman. Bilhy & Co.. il
Dissolved hy uutnRl WIN. II. Crenees
A1cS. II DsuMmono, Nm j.. 1aInan John Z. Bibby. sn&
Edw A. Bbby, sono Authorized TO settle the Affairs OF
WM. IL GKrNEILr THEODORE A. MYERS
ALEX. H. DbIAMyND, JOHN G. lazy
WV. l.. TALBAS. ELW'D A. BIH1Y
Dated New fotk, May u, l6dy.
NOTICE OF Co-PAErN ERsFrP.-THE UNDEE..
signed lave this day formed c1-parnsrshin updsr th
Grm Of Grenoo TslmA1 tIy Co.. for .be ,rsnssc,; no
OF General stp nnd trtor House Bro korage usins.s
Once, No. u Pine sirett. Ne
ALEX u, DRITINFn jonN G. BissY..
EDNN a. BIDSsE. t
Dsted New York Nay 4. ly52.
AN ACTIVE PiPTtEP WANfRD-WITII 4 C1pY-
"A saI OF si6oov TO s@0.sN 80 business % the a.
cass. where therS IL vtsted capital OF saa8n ay
doing LIST rate tuSrcss ere che rrcsert
ts retire tom active g sioat paraorbp Adrsss W. n
81 at he ofnoe OF this ielet. " -
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


ITO THE FRIENDS OF THE NEW YORK REvEILLE.
The proprietors Of this popular comic Journal to
meet the increasing demand have Issued second extra
edition for this week. which be had Of the newsboys
and periodical agsnts-prce two cens Publication office,
AZ Ann street.
GPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH-THIS WELK-FOR SALE
- at No 3Coandt street by newsboys and At the va
rous periodical depots Contains Astoun ding Disclosures
through the Rappng Spr. of the Press New York Con-
ference and Communication from tho Spirit Of John
Wesley
yTHE NEcRoMANCER; OR THE MYSTERIES OF THE
i Court of Henry the Eighth. BY George "; N. Rey,
nads Esq author Of mysteries Of Court of London,
"Psrrieide Life 10 Paris etc etc. pub he'd and Tor
sale this day. Price 90 There has been awork
which completely the from the deeds and
mdeeds the nroF aees and the vices, the crimes and
iquities OF Henry the Eighth this work. II Is OF
the most intensely and thrilling works that
r. the pan Of Srer In the world 1t viii
have sale in tho annals Of cheap reading
u surrrisipg What i energy and tont Mr. Reynolds
instinct With lie and beauty beneath the touch Of master
painter TIE ccnmoncst scenes " life are invested with
yrras.ilg ntsro,t by his pen Tho Necromaees; or the
Myserie Of The Court Of Henry the Eighth k undouotad
y h ee,,s work and as such viii be appreciated by the
uhis by whom The book caught with avidity have
seldom seen evnsea for work Of heon-iondon Court
Journal II Is published from The advanced Sheets pur.
hesed diroel from Mr. Reynolds by T. D. PETERSON No.
SthestnWt SIT Philadelphia. Copies OF Tll be
t. any receipt Of 90 cents
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CLO7,HnNo.

Rofs! BOYSl B0Ysl-A HEEWICk, HAS OPENED
- her establishment I3S Genial street, opposite Laght
street, with Assortment boys and chill ifen Clothing
suitable for Ladies has their
can have them made upn superior aud the latest
styles. Any garments cut, httcd snd bas;cd, that
plain SEVER make them also variety II fancy goods
(~AsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE W lyTED
~ Lsdies or gentleman having Clothing Furniture
jewe-y TO diposo Of can obtain oir cash prizes by
ding Ter tie subscriber his residence through the
post. Ladies attended by ksa Dusseldorf No. Is Elm
L.reet. l.. N. DUSSELDORF.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANT TAILoRs, cLoTHIERs,
and dealers In Dry Goods-Thomas Graham informs the
trade thai no now deyotss all his time to buying goods
forced on Tor cash He has opened at Nos IS and -
street corner OF william street whore he has hand
full assortment of Cloths. Cameros Vestings Satines
Tweeds Jeans inens. Tailor Trimmings in general he
which he Will sell in dnsatv at lowest auction
for net eagh Wanted Cloths Cassimeres other tARor
good for which cash will be paid delivery IL the price IL
very low. Money advanced Ia sums " {jp 70 $4,000 en-
suitable goods m fey nv 1ssoraSA
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lLCOCK, ALLEN CO., HAVE REMOVED TO
IA their double store No. 59 Broadway ST. Nicholas
Hotel between Broome Spring srees and have opened
manufacture nnequaed this country for extent rich
Fixtures Chan aud Grandses, richly decorated Por
cean Dinner and Tea Sets Vases Clocks Statuary rich
rey Of other furnishing articles The public invited TO
the extensive of the kind in the country running
through from Broadway to Mercer street. O feet, and
ding the latter 80 feet II is fitted in gorgeous
ri unique sye with designs 81 rare elegance and taste
Tie counters an architectural decorations iron and
bronze an exhibit reloyos and statuary beautifully de-
ssned and admir- ably executed The attention Of the pub
liz to tbs stock of goods and especially TO the
CshTixtures, the Chandeliers Silver and Plated Wares ell
Which have hee imported by expressly
under tho direction Of this firm. aud which embraces
greater variety " and desirable styles than BIO
found 1T my otltr place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

CLEhs COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE, 3l2 BROAD.
~ WY splendd English salmon, imported per the
steamship Africa will be served rosdv from II
t.'eloea N B;1Aso. oa Mensay ssddIe Of English
motton' observe the number ai2 deer 70 Gothic
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10 PAINTERS.

10 PRxNTERS.
TO PRlhTEKs-FoR sALR LAkSiE HYna 1SlfSs iI Il,
n, eandns frets, aud saper royal Washirr.an usaS
Boe n Co.. Gold street - ~ 90 ~ -.
PRlhrLRs-A GREAT VARIETY op wn,,,,,-
-, lype Tor sale SIT J ~ beer IN Use Il -
tbEs etsry, Herald Buildings, -. = 49,.
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w AkTED-AT NO. ia NASSAU STREET, statesmen
w school Teachers, Porttrs, BWrkeepors Men on ka-
roads waters Gnrdcner Goaohmon, boYs 70 learn Trades
trs 20 ~ good situations. hpphcante 40 distance en-
eloeR dollar. FREQ ot go DIS riding the tttua,n
y,uuirej, viii DC snite 4. rItDS.SpiNX, Agent.
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VNANTED-AT TIE BR0oSJYN ISTELLi GENCE
w oGe, Sands street., Brooklyn, Pr,testsut I'D Ca
tholic rrs. Cooks. chant erAtis, ognerai ousv-
workers, So They must be VII 'ndedi pls' MN
and Toys for various Gitua'nGs Enpl9ye-a reluitns
si lent and well RECOMMENDED her, are ityied 20 aoptY
Mt ~ "a Office. NJ WALLACE,
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DLuMBFRs WANrED-TWO JoUEHEYMEN PLUMB
ers. Apply a. No. 22l Blocker street, near Car
mir ~
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DEIZE. MEDAL AT AT THE WORLDS FAIR, LONDON

DIXIE WEUNL AT III II " UKID'S FAIR, LUNIVJN.
4 RlNGUET LEPRINCE Of the firm Of Ringsct Leprincs
L. Narcotic 65i Br oadway, N York.
and the public that he has ust arrived from Paris where
he will receive orders for his house Of commission Paris
his manufacture. His line Of business being
tculnrly all that the decoration and frnitur.
general cabinet work. gay datures arsis.cal bron1e
porcelain, silver plate, mirrors Articles Of atatue
paintings subusson tapestry and all kinds Of
carpets and earain One wp ind in their house Of Now
York. not only specimens and designs of all descripn
but store supplied with c8oiso of .feles
made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

DRhCE MAY CO. MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL
Waters on an improved principle, deaers in Phadel-
Phia Porter fine Ales and sparkling Champagne Cider,
London and Dublin Brown Stout Falkrk aud EAt India
Ales VIII remove from 6 Hudson during the month Of
May 20 the elegant and spacious building 1863 Canal street
drumming through vestry sreot door the Peo
pies Bank Orders fer city and country respectfully so
cited and attended With despAtch Phi
yate families supplied with article of Porter A
Cider, or Mineral waters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22
REMOVALS.

ID EHOvAL-J BUsKEY, DENTIST, HAS REMOVED
IL from II Murray street. 20 399 Broadway corner of
Walker street.
DEMOvAL-J d. KLEIN HAS REMOVED FROM
II Canal street to No. 81 Maiden Lane where he offers
for rae his patent Prnan breeohloadng Needle Guns,
of which he has aways large assortment hand Orders
taken for military companies
u EMOvAL.-K HEIKE. FORMERLY OF All BROAD
~ way between Lspenard and Canal streets, would
sp.efuy inform his friends and customers that
he will in few days entire stock Of Thread
Laces and EN- newly mported at his store,
400 Broadway, between Lspenard and Walker streets.
DEMovAL.-DOCTOR AND MRS. DRAKE HAVE RE-
~ moved from 2t9 Greene street, to 96 West fifteenth
street. Eighth where they will be pleased to
their old patients and all others that DESTROYS Of
consulting them of obtaining their celebrated remedies
for all otrorc those arisip from mmo
rality. No. 1906 West Fifteenth street.
n T. CROMWELL HAS REMOVED FROM 6s WALL,
VI to Of Pine and William streets James
King Sons where he continues his business
and buys sells and negotaes bonds and mortgages and
other first class securities. CBAS +. CROMWELL.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED.


PAYMENTS WANTED FOR A GENTLEMAN AND
n his wife-Furnished parlor and two in the
neirhborhood of Broadway Persons having tho to
dispose Of will please address j. n. s.. this office.
A FURNISHED BEDROOM AND SITTING ROOM TO
"A let, private family to one two single emen.
water closet for the OF
500 Broadway, one door above Franklin street.
u DOM WANTED-A FURNISHED LODGING ROOM
N for gentleman in the house Of widow lady, or small
private family. Address Granville, Herald office.
VLTAkTFD-TO uIRE-THE LOWER OR UPPER PART
w ofa house, with Kitchen, &c, for family Of three
without children location not above Amity street
and West Broadway preferred. Rent will be paid In ad-
in lieu Of reference Address Thompson ct this Office.
stating terms, location, &C.
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CoLDIERs' CLAIMS COLLECTED, AND LAND WAR
Is. T. Belts, So Wall street.
NEW YORK SMELLING AND REFINING COMPANY

NEW YORK SMELLING AND REFINING COMPANY
IN Capital 100000 with the intention of increasing it to
q OF d. Sbares $40 each The books sub
,rpn TO the capital stock u this company are nov open
be had the office. Persons wishing to subscribe
fer stock apply to either Of the undersigned at
Officers 20. H AndTss. President, Gold Wsteh Case
dent Of Jewelry No 10 Cortlandt streot
T. ngham Perry Cashier No. I6 Conc ord street. B,ookyn
,yn, 1rSsteos:.c II. Andgus; No AZ Dey street, Gold
street. MauuAeturer Of yewslry John Pehamus No 494
Grand street. and No. 50 Duane street. Sversmsh and
Maker alfred Williams, No 50 Duane street Diamond
Nanuiactureri j. Ingham Perry EsS" No. us Concord
street Brooklyn B. b. Browell, Providence r. Watch
Case an Jewelry Chaser; Henry Du5osa. Bank alley Phil
adepha and No 40 Broadway New York, Manufacturer
OF Jswelry, &c.
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/" AETED-A YOUNG MAN IN A LAWYERS o.
w hee; who has had exper fence in Office is
good copyist hns knowledge Of practice. Adj
dress s. Il. g., AZ the Office OF this
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NOR SALE--A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS,
Saddle and Brides the wagon is amelled top
Parkers make; the horse fine saddle horse, aud fast
trocr in harness the property Of gentleman going 30
California Also or two wagons with Or without tops,
young tr0ttng hOrses just from the country
Inquire oTM III. UNDERI1LL,4 Rivington street. the
Rov
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sI,o WATERS WANTED, THRRESS FOUR GOOD
l. Naitors, fer Grst class hotel. Also, good rinman.
More those we'll acquainted With bueinoss
sppv Arry, personally, from 60 oclstS TO Rhodes,
{tarcr Fourth gyenue, three doors iror Fourteenth
stf
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TNoMERClANTs, STORE KEEPERS, AND OTHERS
young nan woulS be glad of en- ploymett "a Clerk.
Tie eFczks Trench He tns been accustomed ~ book
ErcItre the general deru- 1t husreas oor first
rate references as 20 abi.y aud ntsHry. he has OBJ
cton 90 to any part IS che wore. Address 81 t. at
The Office q tie New York Herald.
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COX FOR SALE-A PERFECT KNOWLEDGE OF
yold Ana .Iver y and mnch sunaror nroccss
The only process which gold be alleged shade
quality desired be learned in two hours gem
teman or lady can make over $50 week by It, Two
NO psren viii be for 81 than $50 or sioc and bu
limited number at that price. Apply 27 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

WEEPING, VISITING. INVITATION. ADDRESS
w and 1T Home Cards, Cake Boxes, Wedding
business Cards. Bill Heads. Portraits Maps Bis Of Ex
change; Book and Magazine work Of description
name plate and fifty cards for 81 & at kELLYS
Engraving and Printing office, l4l Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-22

NOR SALE.-A FIRST RATE LIGHT MANUFACTURE
ing business Tho for selling, il on account 0
the preent party leaving the city, Address W. Chatham
uareP Pos
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I1ORDHAM VILLAGE LoTs.-OHE HUNDRED
Building Lots, containing quarter half
ca stir aed Hbout minutes walk from the depot
running parallel with the road from Forda 10 Upper
Morrisana Village. road running direct through the
Of this property, tho two PLACES Is
being worked beautifully situated for residences tho
soil adapted for gardens; over 900 peach trees also
great variety Of other fruit such sppl pear cherry
plumbs &c. The land is high and nding scenery
surpassed For maps and further partcu inquire Of
GEORGE BANKS, at Fordham hotel, OK z. NEWELL l.
M ~
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%ERvANTs FOR RESPECTABLE FAMILIES IN CITY
- and country provided at the Employment Agency
Office 90 East Fourteenth street. Union square. Cooks
WATERS And other male and female domest With
references st this oce waiting for situations
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NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE SELLING
IN at bargain, at 9 Bcekman street.-Onicc Desks,
Chairs Stools mahegany Chairs Roeksr. Bureaus card
Looking Glasses Is dozen Chairs. Sofas couch Beds
Lounges Secretary Bureaus $50 Bedsteads 400 hair and
hubk Mattresses Hat Stand, work Tables and Carpets
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ITO LET, AT PERTH AMBOY, N. IA TWO STORY
i and attic house, furnished completely, situated
Tower Hill and commanding fine view of Princes Bay and
tho Inquire at No DID West Twenty eighth street.
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NOR SALE-A 81 FOOT SAIL BOAT, TX FOOT BEAM
able and fast. VIII be sold cheap. Apply to H.
Rookhout 6l Fulton sfeet George Kimbal grocer,
I'd AVE-
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ITO JEWELLERS, FANCY STORE KEEPERS, AND
Il othcrs-C u j. Uartnett. manufacturers OF fine
vet ond Cases OF all knds jewellers Show
Trunks, fitted with trays 80 contain watches chains
rings &C. variety Of the above articles constantly
hand and made to order with neatncss and
c. J. HARTNETT IL John street, up stairs, Or
wny
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w A N e D-BY a RESPECTABLE YOUNG PRO
w testant woman, situaton as SeamsIess and 30
sisS In york. The hest Of city reference given May
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A BUILDING LOT WANTED, IN ExCHAN61 HCR
IA Horse Rock and 6rst class
Inquire at FAGINS stables Harrison and Deaw
streets South Broohlyn
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ITO LET-A IMPROVEMENTS AND COMNODIOUS
House, Twenty sixth street, near Fourth avenue
having bath, in fine order Re moderate
tn 0,elnak M
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TWO MAGNIFICENT PANORAMAS FOR SALE OR
will be exchanged for real estate lumber goods
Que the Panoramas the largest painting in the world
painted by billiard sherwood and Bengough three Of the
most celebrated scenic painters in the United States This
painting cost $3 0 Tho other is grand Panorama Of
New York City Brooklyn and vicinity by tho celebrated
Kyle &c. No description Of these great paintings DO
in Advertisement They two Of the largest aud
most magnificent and expensive paintings in the world and
will be sold s sacrifice as the owner cannot attend 70
undoubtedly properly aged make splendid fortune
either the United States Europe inquire Of s. r.
TOWNSEND. 70 Nassau street. IN att
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A MIDDLE AGED MAN, WISHES EMPLOYMENT IN
"A Factory Importing House. where ho could
himself generally useful we'll ut the desk to tho
tdoor business Can give the best city reference
French English, directed 30 T. b., Williams
irg Post ONCE will DO thankfully attended to.
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yTNO LEr.--A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LEP
where cleanliness is o6served-No. l76 Twenty sixth
street. Eighth Avenue Stages pass it every five
minutes. References exchanged.
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W"W nRIFsHs MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFrcE,
Monday Morning, August %, 1852
coTToN-The market was very quiet on Saturday and
The sales did not reach $50 bales Prices without
change and we still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. .5 a@1 lMiddling Fair. y a
Ordinary ...''."..74@ 8A Fair l2]s@ls
GOOD Middling.... 1o0l1 Good and Fine.... ID
TOBACCO STATEMENT
stock on hand Sept. 1, 1851 .:......l5,aao 1851
Received since. ;...... ,423.S56 s5o3l
=. yesterday. 7G-142as 2G $3.50 OILS
Exported to date. .. 14306O5 el17e
aaturday..... 2535--1 ,433l4o 297=e1 476
Stock on hand not cleared. .6I76 1910
ToBACCo-We heard of 46 hhds sold of which % at
AZ, and is Mason County at 5Me p tb.
SUGAR AND MoLASsEs-We noticedonly retail sales
at previous rates.
FLOUR-We heard of no transactions worth reporting
CORN-Market very quiet, and sales limited to 500
sacks Mixed Yellow and White at $50 q bushel.
Observation-Disclosures asking 500 SO p Dbl for
small lots Of Mess Pork and heard of 200 bbls on
Friday but not then reported at 500 90 u Dbl Mess
and SCI 90 for NJ o. Bacon generally held ut l0G
l01e a Ii for Sides but noticed of A casks
Ribbed at ee Lard was in active request and the
sales embraced 1900 kegs prime at l2ae q b, and 1900
bbs and erces private terms Of these last lot of
400 bb prime believed to have brought fraction over
1870 u tb.:of Western Butter 100 kegs were taken at
lac q tb.
LARD OLIVE noticed sale Of 20 bills at the ad.
vanced rate of 800 q gallon.
WHlsKY-Saes confined to small lots at 2lc i, gallon
for Rectifed.
FRElGHTs-A ship was taken for Liverpool at IA fos
Cotton
EAcHANGEs-supply and demand limited We still,
quote
.et4i's .1l0MkOl105x
III
Network sixty day Bills - X6S1 II 81 disn
Sight Checks on NewYork ~ i:o5il "a 81 rra a,a
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SHED AND HosE-TRouGH.

surrounded with brick walls brick hi
shown the r and paved with Lake oexs N the
hest manner Faakin strse, - nnyksd on
the plan stab densons property hung
uudf taste
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

PApuCAHPe Chancellor No 81 100 bales bav IA hds
tobacco K ltnmnn &co22 do g Gvena do Az Glenn-ls
Pickett Perkins &co-l2
do Carter do ii Frelsen &coss Aka
wheat Taylor &co6s do Waters Crenhnw co
80 hams May Vanhook62 boxes cheese
Adams &col46 bb AZ boxes apples MarneO bbs bls
Lpgsdorf23 bbl whisky Ga SKIS
TIC do Reese wheat eoe Smms
ship stuff Connolly &co66l bds and Pesey pke
md Price, Walsh &co46 bbs onions 1888 bills potatoes
bb y do bells W Cushing dco2O bds paper Magnis colOi
els l0l hagging dds- bb ksgs butter
bs tobacco Williams Phillips &eo66 bb whisky Cowan Dykers
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