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Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

TIE MILLINERs.- ladies have
baan more than usually hsy during the past few
,vseks as they anbicipat,and have prospect Of
a GOOD run of business It's Spring Business Of
all kinds is good, moneys plenty, and as a mat
tar Of course, the ladeslave plenty of pin mo-
new Among the millines that have particular
" attracted our attentioi is Mrs Marcy, of No.
9Io Rowerv. Tbis lady nnounces that she will
he ready to receive the alIs of her patrons on
Toasdav next. on which ccasion she expects to
ostonisb them with the Alendid stock she will
tbsn axbibit. We have doubt she will have
cu;te n rush for her sprE styles, as those who
bav. been privileged to 50 what was going for
ward in her work rooms ssure US that she vii
offer an assortment of theIost tasty bonnets thai
have hoau saeo for MANY ears.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

BREAD, CAKES, AND PIEs.-For any Of
these articles prime would recommend the reader
TO the Bakery of Mr. Walter Duncan, No. 1913 Four h
Avenue corner of27th street. Go there If you want
good article.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

BARMoRE's PIANO toRTEs. - }. q H.
Barmore, whose laanutaosoryis at the corner q
Bic ckee and Charles stsoets- hough perhaps
not the NEST extensive n-nufActrrers II shselty
have nevertheless gained an envisble position
in the particular calling theY have adopted. Ane
superiority Of their instruments and tie beauty
of the workmanship which is monte sted' has
long since been Acknowledged in the mulcai
world. These manufacturers haze Ia their oul
ness rather sought to satisfy and please the pup
lie, than to make large irOfts Thspdnciplei II
is. which has made thar business so popular
| We would advise all WIN desire to purchase al
excalent Piano Forte tocall on these gentlemen
bsf,ra purchasing, as it ever does any harm tC
compare goods and price bsfore purchaSing' j
Is our opin on that the egentleman offer laouce
i monts which cannot fail secure public patron
ara. Still h ,se who py this essabishment
visit will be able to jude for themselves WNh
ous any assistance of Gus.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
pply lmhut ulatcly.
JACOB WIDNER, 2 NJ,

For sale by the principal druggists in New York and
vicinity City druggists referred to- Schihelin. Broth
ers & Co 1O4 and LOG John street; Boyd Paul. 40
Courtandt street Rushton, Clark & Co., Broadway,
and E Thell AZ Ru'gers.st
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

WONDER AND SoET.-The most won
derful and amusing performances that ever came
under our notice are h'se exp riments IN Mem
tai Alchemy by Prof Williams at Metropolitan
Hall. We advise sub Of our readers as wish to
see the astonishing ,ower OF Mind over Matter
to 90 and witness tim. For programme OF MS
entertainments see advertisement under the head
of sgornusanoenhs -
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

MrA11o's Notwithstanding the
large number of these blutiful hats that have
already been sold, the ish for them continues
unabated His store, oDhe corner OF Broadway
and Canal street, is alwgs full Of customers. II
is matter of wonder tus where all these peo
pie come from as they bck here day after day
We presume the prOprisor, however, is satisfied
and we know that his Gstomers are.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

8 j Kidd e. Co --Gentlemen.-As am engaged in
selling few very choice medicines, do not consider
my etock complete, unless have a supply Of Dr. M
Lanea Liver Pills obtained few dozen boxes Of
these Pills from Mitchell & Co. which sold very fast
and | wish a new guuplv imn1e diatelv
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
THE BUSINESS WORLD.

Ladies are invited 20 call at the great Pa
ria Millinery Emporium spi Straw Bonnet Manui&c
tory No. 45l Hadsnn stree lear arrow street. N Y
N Binns would respectfully inform the laeies that
he hss engs ged Mademoi ellie Frszze the favoite
hose taete The pper ten seem to admire He would
siso INFORM them inst his Opening viii take place On
Thursday. April 2i when be will display rplepd
ssortmept OF Paris Silk aud Straw Bonnets, Ribbons
Iowera, sc from the lart Steam-r. AS for prai,ine
cur own oods We leave that for oul customers to do
We also icv Je strangers Co give us a cali We would
aiso inform the c0Dmunity that we clean aud press
I'll kinSs If Straw and Fancy Bonnets, snd do every
thing connectsd with the business which makes orr
Emporium the largest in this city. Mininsrs sup.
Piled. Pressing for toe Trade
AUCTION NOTICE BULLETIN.-HenryT 7
Leeds. Auojoneer, No. So Chlmbers street, near
Broadway. viii sell isrge rtf ok Of new ard second
hand facnilure plated snd glass Tare mantle cccAs
vac sc also euites ricbF cilvso rosewood pars 7
furniture covered ia rich tai1 brt cateile and plush
rutea o chamber furniture, with sna without marbl,
tom. chsire rockers extenei tables, & all Of which
are worthy be attention tbose Ia want IF fret rat
articles Tuesday, March 30sh-BousEHoLD Fun
NrruRE All the furniture contained in houre No s.
Chaiobers street. consisting Of soss. chairs tablet
rccksrs csrpets cuitans glass and plated ware bed'
bs5ing. msttrasses. French bedsteacs, dinng.rooa
ami kitchen furniture, g., Sale peremptofy, Cata
| lcgues at sale. Thursday, April Let oil painting'
enxraviuQs. window shades. iron rates &c Wednes
dsy April IA -Household furniture horses carrisgt
| &e at Mvrte Aveuus, Brooklyn.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-We would
call the readers atten ion to the advertisement
of the Bowery Savings Store, in another column
It will be seen that the propretOrs offer rae IN
ducements to the ladies to make their purchases
at this great mart of cry goods. L ne cause oi
.bis tremendous reduction in prices, is in conse-
ouence, it appears. of some contemplated I'M
provements This house, ever since 1t opened
hos done business on the 'smalI profit and large
sale' plan, and have, consequently become wen
known to the entire city. These last reductions
hove however. taken the town by storm, as it
were, and created such nsh as was never VII
messed before in the same business heao ene
advertisement, ladies, and If you want ory
goods, don't fail to pay visit to the bo"ery oa'
wings St re, before the closeof this great sale
We are acquainted with seveial DANES who as
sure US that they have already made their for
tunes in buying goods at the Bowery Savings
Store-that is to say, they have been aOle to gel
all they wanted for about one-half the money
their husbands had appropriated for those pur
noses. The balance is her prO6ts.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
SOMETHING NEw-A Mutual Loan AS

SOMETHING NEw.-A Mutual Loan AS
sociation Of novel merit, we peceive, has just
been organized in this city. The object of the
new society, which we CLEAN frm its bylaws, is
to furnish families with piano-brtes or furniture
of any description at accommodating prices AS
the shares are put at two hunded dollars-four
dollars monthly dues-tbe soiety promises to
close its affairs in three years. All the advanta-
ges offered in the way of cowounding interest
and CAPITAL are to be resortd to. From the
ssProspectus" we learn that tb soc,e viii sup
ply every subscriber with c9inet furniture to
any amount from 800 to 800, or with a musi-
cal Instrument, either piano5rte or melodeon
of which in the course of aall space OF time,
it is promised the subscriber VII become the own
er. The objects Of this newassociation Is Ger.
taiuly good, and will be Immediately appreciated
by those who wish to furnih cir residences
comfortably and at no inconenient cost. ln'
Office Of the association is at ldriance and Sner
mans bookstore, No. Ator House, Wner'
prospectuses may be obtainsc
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

|.* The universal Democracy of Virgi-
mia, have rejected KOssuth, and have in their re-
cent State Convention gone in strong for " the
principles of '9S,7 and the /" Baltimore platform
of '48'' Tn convention drew it mild on the
National Convention, and previous to adjourn
ment quietly authorized the Central Committee
to appoint Presidential electors. What will Cass
and the other admirers of the great Magyar say
to this
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
SUNDAY m0RnlNo, mARoH rs, ls6a,

Once, O. Ann straats
e. ]. WILLIAMSON, Publisher.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28
the clergyman

- 1t would appear from recent state
ment in the North Carolina VRlg, Published at
Charlotte, that diamonds are about as thick in
that section of the State as leaves said to be
in ValIambrosa. The editor says" few
days since we were shown by DR.. c l.. Hunter,
of Lincoln county, what is supposed to be gen.
uine Diamond, weighing about half carat, dis
covered in the neighboraood of the Doctor, while
searching for gold in 8 small stream" Several
other interesting specimens Of the same geolOgi-
cal formation are in the neighsOrhood, only they
are not found yet.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

*x# The President sent IN message 10
both Houses of Congress on Friday, announcing
that proofs of claims under the treaty of Guadu-
lupe Hidalgo were stolen from the State Depart
ment. Mr.. Fillmore recommends that penal
act be passed by Congress, under which future
depredators may be convicted and punished 1t
is somewhat astonishing that law similar to
the one now recommended has not been adopted
years ago.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

~ A bill was rejected in the U. S.
Senate on Friday, remitting $3.50 duty upon GER
tain vestments imported from Europe, for the use
of the priests in the Roman Catholic (Carmelite)
Nunnery at Baltimore. The Committee of FL
nance, it seems, had previously reported against
the remis ion preferring to leave it to the Senate
to settle the principle whether duties on articles
of that character are to be imposed or not.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

TRANSPORTATION OF POLITICAL PRISONERS.
A convoy Of 496 political prisoners left Paris
yesterday They will be tTo days in conveying
these unfortunate creatures to Havre, whence
tn will be shipped off into exie-some to Ca
yenne and some to Algiers Among the prison
ers was the ex-representative, Mot.
DEATH OF THE LAST MARSHAL OF THE EMPIRE.
Marshal Marmont, Duo de Ragusa, died at
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

Venice on the I'd of this month, aged Is years.
The last of the Marshals Of the Empire is no" 10
more. ,. e .ho
Nj. Armaud Marrast, formerly editor OF the
Nationel, ex-member of the Provisional Govern,
ment, and subsequently Mayor of Paris anu anu
President of the Assembly, died day or TWO
ago, after long and painful sickness
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

*.* The National Intelligenoer of Fri
day publishes the substance of dispatch from
the Austrian government to the effect that Anne
rican and English travellers sill not hereafter be
permitted to enter the Austrian dominiOns unless
their passports vised by the resident represen-
tatives of the Austrian government at some one
of tho governments of Europe or America This
decree will not circumscribe the routes of tour
lists, if they will but comply with the resolution
of that power.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

shosmaker, supposed TO have been lsboring under
deranged state Of Enind, Saturday evening last,
put an end to bi. existence by shostpg himself
| throuoh the head with pistol. He committed the
| avful deed at the corner Of Broadway and Twenty
Third street Officers Brown and Marks of the 18th
| Ward being summoned to the spot by The report of
the pistol picked Up toe body Of the deceased and
cenyeyed it to his residence. On searching bis per-
son the police found an Empty pocket book, box OF
percussion caps, and blank bookin which was writ
ten his name his country--Sw Switzsrand-and his sge
35 years Coroner Ives summoned to hold al in
Quest on the body, when verdict was returned in
accordance With the facts as above stated.
Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-28

N IlItlIIV ATIllI sloO1 UIIO UI VI17 llo11th
the Revolution OF 1913. died in Paris On 'n' ''''
March.
{ Our government having resolved 10 S.ro, ~
credit, for the first time, permanen. OeS1A c,a;t
d'Affaires to the Swiss Confederation, IN ~ o"io ~
zerland this act of powerful Government I've
decided non-nterventioh principles, gives INC NV
lest satisfaction The Federal Council IaS s.du ON
solved to send to America piece of granlte fyu
the valley of Hablera, near Interlaeken 70 ION
part Of the intended Monument to Wasnins''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
TO Mariners.

Corr Bass ~ rHs cH,Sxl tsabsSe - -,,p
re fiss ~ 'ohs -, Iso. ~ h,h,s,ss M.ss =, =
Tses.sd ron Tie Coup,iee ior De InsfO,ss' q
I',u 70 sPri rs ise seosl N krs. ss,.s
Isl July, 1850 he ship Johanna sana chrsrs "a -
Coneesmus ~s,.h PROV onai snaosnesnsas date
further sssmissd and ts;srares ss eIbw ''e' wa -
soans,ss.IIhs sos's Post q Pc Daso-,, SGE.s.,
point Of hsa, eni 70 the East pcaf of itr.,..i, ~
the Wei point 81 d. y b. Gas, ron, al = n
the West point Of do' 6wi the South pcs, 81 ss
Beside. which. from the bah. the blown. b..,;,
TIE North Ion, Of Small korhsis . hne ss-h ,r.yJ
Middle Of PsTDArend Ne - -
According 70 ihe above mentioned Information lie d..
Of nsTow Coal bank sueicnnf abogi tao sAps Ir'
and sLrovn the hsherme" BY he fKaaas
(Siaaedl ! pss,,A
stationed Sartns ladu-ify, VIII b. vfuosci % - "a
gst, FOR the purpose OF being repaired ION rssss AZ
due notice vii Be sven HiRA1 aOerers =
Collector and Sarsnnisn ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
Foreign Ports.

At Tahiti May s. bark CAiao os saa Francisco IN ahc,t W.
AtAsoa Bay May 81 barb sP nsbok urd, o Cage Town .
Going into Bathurst. Africa isth u bns Ads'ph 0otsa =
fro ssem also schr supposed the O. H. Towaead, foa u
Sid I'm consaaiinope s5,l alt bark Nautilus Rowe, sauna
At Trieste % nst ships Medallion. Mus,lrj for New io
ST. john skslfed, and E5absth Hamilton jones. or Lsss
load for Newyort bars SIN Hrsns, for do, 20 load ot DO,
Al Leshorn 81 inst ssp Delaware Patton, from Genoa
TO load for Newfork. SD 10Th u bark Edward teche Lea
Arr At Bordeaux 9Th ius, bark Aksrado sleeper, Psrssd
Passed Gibraltar 2lth u,, ship r.eyrand Wlhas. Roa u
horn New York The report that ship Monrea Curtis q
ton passed time, probably erroneous, a. she e ~
A. cron,tsdt ali INST, ship oxford muoi fro ges Ose. \
Sd bark RLone Carlisle, tor sswYOr soOaj hrs Lsd.a ~
AZ Antwerp 1,h INST. bark Ella, Atwood FOR BOs,os Ia 4
William Hall before reported, cid Ttb tor Nesoa-,e cas
At Rotterdam 7t ns bark Lady suGok, Posys Tor Bou !
and others as before reported
Crou.taot not London.
Al Newcastle oh ins bark Mereuras tDa,ch Tor Bo.o. "
At Newport, Eos sth inst, ship Sauose, Chapman 20 ~
YORK, lds.; J. }. Haihorn, Brown. for DO. Do
Az at IoeaseG let mat stun, oraoa ron sc,,os Vi, H,
Sid. sth, bns Mary, lBr.) for Boston.
Sid from Sagua 10th lost, bark G. w. Horton. Pa sar NJ.
York. bhss Civilian, Weber, Boston 18th, mcnss ~
SID from Trinidad 10Th inst bark Franklin Gabs cepa,,
load for Boston brig Emehne, Ms,i., Sew'fort
load for New York at ~ rs hid SD h Ios
Kelley, cowes VIA cardenas, (not ses.Yori)
At Maanzas l4h in-L ship Erie, Curtis for London Ia
orine ST. john Rodbirt for New York, 80 yes,a P.fcy,
press Boss 0ctaya, Sargent and Canada, LseoGb, Wa
Henrietta, Curtis for PHILADELPHIA Ida Am ssbury cobara
Jesso, Baker. wtsf schL yictory Whit, Do SD lcA
Broome, Tncarin New Orleans. SID 18th, 5ng John pnl
Bennett, for Boston.
Al Cardenss ah inst, brig Trieste, LamVhsr COR Sss i
SID. i4ih, bari Leyeu, Hewitt, Philadelphia;
Arr at HALIFAX 18th inst, bng corone Allen, ST. Jobas ~
Boston 18th, bng Marie ecode, Yneau, Quebec lor u
York
AM at shedac July 49, bark Curona (uss go..
CD. 10Th, brig Belen Stairs, Hayes, New.York-
Arr at ST. John, n b., July 10, ship Clara Wkes<r Ns>
Boston.
At Il. Thomas, July L. brss Chief Smith, for Bstno.
Alvano Push for New York, d. Neuyas, GIdia, W NJ
Rico next day schr Juhs Rdeway. Snow, I'm, BataoR
arr SD 10TH brig Fideha, Jones' Ponce, load os .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
Observation-Disclosures REPORTED FOR TIE rRrsUs

MONDAY, july 20.
sorts Sales Of lbs bbs at IS dS 80 tor Pearls and
for Pots. The former is in good request
COTTON-The market is very firm, but it Is dull only
FLOUR AND MEAL-ouI market opened dull and
rather lower for Western and State Flour under the in
uence of the unfavoabe advices by the Baltic but closed
with good demand with little to be had at inside
figures The supply Of Fresh Ground not excessive The
export demand moderate Canae ian dull We hear OF
sale OF AGO bbls common brands at trife of s. The
sales OF Domestic 5000 bbls at s. 9GSi 05 for
to straight State Sfds % for mixed fancy Michigan and
Indiana siG 1871 for common to good Ohio Southern is
shade hTmeI; the stock is much diminished and the de-
mand exceeds the supply Sales OF LOO bbs at 81 $40
81 SCI ot mixed to good sra ht brands 81 75d IS 50 for
fancy Rye Flour is at s. ls36s3 25 Corn Meal
firm and les plenty at 81 % for Jersey:
quoted lie re lower for old and new 2c a c over Tic
export demand Is moderate there more doing for milling
rev PrimeWhte Southern at ~ o.; 1000 bush Prime
do ST. and 8O0O BUSH ood mixed Ohio at 9c Rye quiet
and prices nominal az 79c Oats firm ana in demand at
ca45c for Canadian and Western and 45c d46c for State
Barley more plenty We note sale of 5000 buih Com
Wisconsin at 5c. Corn rather better and in active
the home demand il good Sales of60 900 bush AZ Sc d65c
for inbound 63tcd64c for Western Mixed and 81; 96Sc.
for round Yellow White is scarce and nominal White
Beans are scarce and demand at s. 5ds2 To- Canadian
WBIsKY-Ths market is better, with good demand,
closing less buoyant Sales OF 40 bbs at for Ohio and
&c for Prison, and p hhds Drudge az 20. time.
PROVlslONs-Holders Of Pork are frmer. The de.
@ Of 200 S al 81, Mae Ness ad s 1ns
Clear held at S2 and sour Mess at $40 and DO Prime at
Sf Beef is very firm, with fair inquiry and light am
old Prime No Prime Mess Beef Hams 10 hrst hands.
Cut Meats firm; the supply is limited Sales OF 81
terces good Picked Hams at 9c Lard steady but less
active Sales OF $50 bills and terces 1llGIlc kegs
quiet at lie. Butter is plenty and prices favor the
buyer. Sae1 Of Ohio at I&d &c., and Western New YORK
At Cheese plenty and the market is lower
Bales at 6id64c.
STEARlN-The m4rket is bstter the demand fair and
supply limited. Sales Of $1,000 lbs prime White at lc
essh.
TALLOW-A firm market the supply Is very moderate.
Sales OF So bbs New Orleans 10 arrive at &c.
HAY-Th.re is barely so much irnness in the market
the supply is not large. Sales Of TO bales River at 75c
case.
WOOL-Is steady in demand; taking up receipts freely.
40 bales washed African clothing Wool sold private
erms ard foreign Wool is generally held higher. $4,000
lbs Domestic Fleece sold a. 3Sc d43c The London Wool
Market plenty supplied and prices there are less
buoy than they have been Ths Australian supplies
not let fallen. The fear is for The next years Clip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
DIED.

10 this city, suddenly, Jay g HENRIETTA WALpRoN
tsy. ~'e' ''No''H' @Aa
And Ae he las soA lean Of sht that ade Al eeseory,v
lbAt tehte sp ~ oOk n fight and passed from .sr
me ,t~l'e a. herds OF Tie amy are resp.y ;s,,3 %
ternoou. - 4 OF clock. 49, -a A.
- Bostoo pspers please copy.
90 ssheJ IVY " Of ayssnSsry Mss FANNY YATES aged e.
81 LONDON papers please copy.
1huTslsN. yuiy Of csnsrrrsiar
Dorado STEPHEN A. JANILsuN, OF Phiiadebhs
- fhlsteilka paPers please copy.
On sunday soia last, ELLA j. only daughter OF War "A
Jare Burtnett, IN the second year OF her are
Hes funeral vii e attended from tie residence rarsrts
No. a Buwey, Tuesday 9Th ins. ck A. n Asr re-
Esirs VII - talse 10 Staten Island Coz iAtsrzesi.
WITH KiseHr ?, Dr1IHs he CITY sad cousty o. New York
el ae N caJ OF july 10 the s4 dsy a. Juy s5z Men 81
women, ~; Rcye, 10; 6ifs, lsl-Tu,aI 40 -' -
IN, 80. Ausatsn u Apop-xy 70; Airopha
us hfent it u Cencer CAncrum os5s cha.-1 An.
80, ~ Cholera Morbrs, 10; CoEc 3 Crsanptos 81,
e, ~ CrouR 40 Consesuou, Congestion of Ilazs ~
n.e-S peoiiy, g. Dehrun Treraens 3; D..rri@a -.
oess - DfoFy "a The Read, So Dropsy N the Cta,. ~
F,rsr Dyseafey Al Eplepy q Erys pssI Fsver !,
~, - Fever Paep -s g. Fevcr safIet a, -.
Couri typhns, 5; Heart Dseass o. q, Hcon,r,
&c. ~ ~, Inflammation nran nd
N isS,-. ,oa Of k2asys, fsaan'goa ~ 49,.
r., n Ne5,,' s',n,. ,, Ias ga % Thrst L.
-. - a. aaloa AaIasnas, I7 Aes.., ia 49, 80.
tsest.tS - .'c.ff, Yars.s 4. a,t,o -
se'sssf !s~' iisi lsss yesfs, 20 :, a.. "a
1 "a Eel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
New-York Cattle sIarket-July 2s

Reported Tor The Tfhuns
For Beeves at the Washington Drove Yard corner OF
4th and S4th-st and at Chambersins Hudson River
Bulls Head foot OF Robns0u-s Fer Cows aud Calves,
Sheep and Lambs at Brownngs in 6thst Sdav, and
also st Chamberlsn's.
AT WASHINGTON Drove YARD--Beef Cattle continue to
come in freely The offerings this week comprise 20hesd
(of which 1900 wers Southern and Western Prices
well supported Good retailing qualities quoted from
&c. to &c TO- lot OF 40 head taken for Bermuda
Market closes dull to-day
AT BRowSISG's-(Lowe Bulls Hesd)-On ssle so Cows
and Calves and 800 Sheep and Lambs Prices of Cows
and Calves from So 50 to s45 Left over Sales Of
Sheep at from 81 SO S5 and Lambs 81 % TO 81. AL
sold.
AT CHAMBERLAINs-( Hudson River Bulls Head)-Of
Fered 400 Beeves sales az from &c. Cows and Calves,
so offered; sales at from SsOassO to s45 Sheep ard
Lambs offered Ooe ZOO unseld Sales Of Sheep at 81 80
81 tOd a; Lambs 81 IS & 25GS5 rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
Spoken, sc.

Joly Is, of Cape Florida, shS Hydra Lur;. from N1as 4.
Falmouth, Frs.
June so lat 81 So long So So ship Geo W. BOurus fes NJ
Oresns lrr Liverpool
July IS, a, IS 80 long 90 go ,eh Eleanor from S.s Y
Jamaica
Juno 20, lat IS 80, Iona IS co. BAH Matauzas from Hs
Cowes, s. days out.
Juns IL, IN the English Camel ship sanl NJ Fox kou 4,
for New. York and l@ aL &C.. resorsA
June 81, NJ 81 miles NJ D. OF Cape Lookoai shs. =.
steamship " m Penn, from New York OrexsA
date lst &c, sehr Gen washsston, tom Boston q
johns T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
Disasters, &c.

Iso LrsHsEHs aIonssaJe -chr. Eussnis h.
BY bsns N contact with seAlne label beS. A. Ec A.,
iss, end zoo bhl -four lad beer isk-a ros. l.. =
Icy woah be abe 10 get The schf past Esssr :,
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