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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05


A USrRALIA-CI1PPER LINE-THE PACKET
"A ship ROCKI-AND, l. 500 tons burden, vinal master.
will succeed the Canton tenth ship Of the line aud
surpassed accommodation Of this noble ship is suf
cient nducement for parties to examine her. and the
established reputation Of this Arst regular line for des
patch all Others is guarantee for intending emit
engage her in preference to any other vessel
bound to those ports For freight passage early ap
street, or to AsKFIL l. ELLIOTT l4o Pearl street.
NOR GIAsGow.-R N. STEAMSHIP PErREL, CAP
II tain Sampson will sail in few days for Glasgow
For freight or passage apply to +. CUNARD, No Bowl
ing green.
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
Il At great reduction in price new splendid
William A. Mills commander, will sail for Aspinwal on
Monday, March q, at NJ, from pier No. y. R The
Uncle Sam has established the character Of being the
fastest steamer the route having her two former
voyages, beat all of her competitors from two to Ave
days Her good qualities a seaboat and accommoda-
Gons for much superior to other steam
her speed No efforts will be spared the part
Of her owners officers to send the through
with expedition comfort and safety. For freight pas
''s'' = ~ MILLS a aSs 81 81 cor.andt street.
Tor MELBOURNE AND PORT PHILIP, AUSTRALIA
II The splendid new steam clipper CITY OF NORFOLK,
have immediate dsspatoh for The above ports This YES
sci il remarkably sharp, and is expected to make very
quick run out. She has splendid accommodation for
PASSAGE apply a to WALLER LORD 1903 Vail i.
Our Mr. samuel Lord goes ont in this vessel TO estas
Hsh . commission house at Melbourne, and would take
charge Of any consignments made 70 him. For further
information, apply IS above
KJOTCE.-THE STEAMSHIP MARION, FOR CHARLES
~ ton will for this trip, be despatched from pier No.
8, instead of No. 4.
TNOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA-UNTTD STATES
IL mail line.-The new and splendid steamship ALA.
BAAA, G. D. Ludlow, captain, will leave on Saturday
Apply to SAMUEL / H1TcHilETs ios Front street.
The FLORIDA, n s. Woodruff, captain, on Saturday,
March 18th. For speed, strength accommodations and
fare, these ships have no superior ON tho ocean,
EOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
i The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, z.
Cavendy, commander, win leave pier Is North river
Saturday, March 9th, at O'Clock r n For freight sp
ply on board, and for passaget0
LUDLAM PLEAsANTs IS Front street
NOR CHARLESTON AND FIORIDA-SEM- WEEKLY
Il 8 Mail hne.-The new and fast going steamer
MARION NJ. Barry, commander, viii leave pier No
North river on Saturday March at four O'Clock p NJ
precisely For freight apply on board, whore all bills Of
adng win be signed and for passage at the ONCE Of
SPOFFORD TILESTON CO., Is south street. Through
tickets furnished to Florida, folows-For Jackson
vile, S31; for Pilatka, $685.
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DROFESSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD OF
THE NORTH,

Whose European reputation of twenty years. standing
Professor Of Natural Magic, coupled with his Ameri
reputation, confirmed by three millions Of American
citizens, the greatest Magician Of either ancient
modern times (soses excepted but, like the ancient
other Wizards Magicans, Kings Of Magic &c. &c. who
have sprung up since the Professors successful appear
in this country has called into existence Gas h
Europe) such host Of itinerants.
THE WIZARD OF THE NORTH,
the great original the inventor of modern magic Is h
Charleston, c., for three weeks after which he win
visit Mobile Ala. New Orleans La; Havana, Cuba; So,
vannah, Ca; Richmond, Va. Washington, D. c.; Balt
more, Nd; Fttsburg, Pa; and New York City for the
Worlds Fair, in May 1883 when the lovers Of the
veous will have wonders to look upon unparalleled IN hs
world. LOOK OUT FOR
PROFESSOR DERSON,
During his Southern tour
g And when he is again y tn North
Richard will be found himself again.
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L'oR ALBANY-FARE sl.-AIBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Railroad.-Two daily express
trains, at "a M. and 345 J.. NJ, connecting at Albany
with central lines Of railroads. North and West from thA
depot corner Of White, Elm and Centre stzests;
where through tickets be procured and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Buffalo Passengers also received at BoOme and Bowery,
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations Tho
above trains win land passengers at Croton Falls and
Chatham -Four Corners only. All other trains will start
from City Hall station corner Of Tyon Bow and Centre
street, ~ heretofore.
HUDSON RIVER RAII.ROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
Il Chambers street for Albany and Troy -
Express train A. M-througb in four hours, CONNECT
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal Ut o'clock
same evening.
Mail train IA NJ Through way train ct p. n.
Express train, p. NJ. Accommodation train. 6P. N.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher -Four
teenth, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street, ~ ~ A. n, for
Pougbkeepss and at5P. NJ for Albany, stopping q an
way stations EDSUND FRENCH, superintendent.
NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures UNITED
IN States Mail and Express Lines through In fear hours
New Jersey Railroad, via Jersey CtyLaavin9 New York
foot Of Cortlandt street, at and A. NJ and and gX
p. N. Fare In the A. n and p. NJ ~ 76 and IN tho
A. n and 81 P. M % Leave Philadelphia ct l, and
GA. NJ, and 5h P. NJ For FIRST class, d. second do.
Is and A. NJ and P. NJ % 30. For Baltimore.
Washington, Norfolk and ton-through tickets
sold, and through baggage carried in he and A. n
and and 81 P. u. lines from New YORK. Passengers
with baggage croee the ferry ffseu minutes before u
trains lasvs
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gRAva,LEERs' aUIDN.

SNAlIDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADELPHIA
u from pier No l. North river-Two lines daily, at
A. NJ, and r. M.-Accommodation line, at "A. NJ
BY steamboat John Potter to South Amboy, to Bor
dentown, and steamboat R. Stockton to Philadelphia.
Potter to Amboy. thence direct to Camden by cars
through in four hours Fare-$3 Returning, Leave
Philadelphia att A. NJ, and 2P. NJ.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGOw.-THE
- 0laasow and New York Steamship Company's new
steamship GLASGOW, ,962 TOMS 400 horse powsr) Ro
ber Craig commander, win sail frsm Glasgow on We'd
nesday, februaE 2Sd and win leave New York for Glas-
COW on Saturday March 18th, At II O'Clock at
do $76; second cabin, $780, third class S20-tewards
fees included. Apply 70 J. AoSYMON, SO Broadway.
LvOk SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States Mail Steamship HUMBOLDT D. Lines com.
nander WIN leave for Havrs touching ct Southampton
70 land the mails and passengers, Saturday March
H. ct 12 O'Clock from Pier Nsrth river.
Price Of passage drst class. $40 90
second do ................s. 10 90
An experienced Surgeon board Baggage not wanted
during the should - sent board the day before
sailing marked belOw" No freight will be taken after
Thursday the 10th prox. For freght passage apply
- MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, IS Broadway.
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IJOPE CHAPEL, 7l8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL Concerts given every evening during the week. BY
~sIGNoRINA ELIZA VALENTINE,
PriMA Donna and Manager.
THIRD WEEK.
In which seven young accomplished ladies' and four gen.
tlemen will appear every evening
PROGRAMME.
HARTL
Kathleen .S Hsyonrnesn Rinssy
5. "Tis the Last Rose of Summer" Miss Arlington
ION the Banks of Guadalquiver, Miss Addison
3. Grand Variations from "Rhodes," az sung by Ame.
= sontag .sgnorna uaiennni
I What Enchantment, Miss Harrison
Duet, from "Maria Padla /" by Donizeti. Sigma. VAL
entini and Miss Duvanti.
l. "Aary of Argyle" ..................M Master Hill
Musical Wonder, 10 years of age.
2. Aria from II omco BeGni. Miss Bertnl
3. 1.-THE White Squall "...................Mr Knssy
T. Sontag SWISS Song. sigma valentino
s. Duet when the Shsts Sleeping. Mr. and Mrs.
Q. we Meet oy Chance, Miss Addison
T. English Ballad Master Hill
8. 'Coming through the Rye" sung in full costume by
Miss Arlington
GA C9lassa," celebrated comic Spanish song sung in
fun costume, by sigma. Valentino
Pianist and Conductor. Augustus Hogan
Tickets 25 cents; to be had at all the music stores and
at the door, Doors open at T. To commence at o'clock
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MEDICAL


nR. K. PRESTON, AUTHOR OF 1.-THE FEMALES
~ Friend in Need" may bs consulted at his Office
266 Bowery Advice gratis Sec his card the Peayune,
Sunday Courier, Times and Dispatch.
DR. WARD FROM LONDON AND EDINBURG CAN
~ be consulted betwixt the hours Of O'clock A. NJ
and 10 O'Clock, p NJ daily Office at the old established
place, Canal street. exactly door east of Broadway
nR. CoBBETT, 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
~ ham and William streets, may be consulted at his
Office. Hours from A N. to 10 p. N. N.B-Dr. G Is
member Of the New York University. See his diploma
In his Office.
nR JOHNSON, 1e DUANE STREET, NAY BE CON-
~ suited athis Office where he has practsed his profess
sion for the las, ~ years. Hours from A. to p NJ.
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT
~ ham and William streets, may be sonsulted at his
Office, from A. NJ too P. N. Dr.. c. is regularly edu-
Gated physician and surgeon.
mr. CLARK, GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY MEDI-
~ cal College of New York, twelve years since may
consulted Mt As Canal street. two doors OF Broad
way from to 10 A. NJ, and TO 8P NJ
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DAsaACE FROM LIVERPOOL, LONDON, AND GLAs-
I gov, &c -Tapseott's line Of paoksts-W ~ T.
Tapscott Co., SO south street. New York, continue to
make ON the most terms bring
out passengers in the expeditions here
tofore from all parts Of Great Britain and Ireland, by
their unsquaed line of packets sailing from Liver pool
every three days. from London each alternate Thursday,
and from Glasgow twice each month They also remit
money in the safe hitherto in large
small sums, by drafts payable at sight in all the princ
pal places throughout England Ireland Scotland Wales
France and Germany.
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T J. Soaring, COMMISSION MERCHANT MONTGO-
d merry street, over +. Argent Co.'S banking house.
San Francisco California Consgnments of merchandise
generally, solicited. Reference-G 8. Robbins L Son,
Wall street.
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CHRETYS OPERA HOUSE. 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
~ Grand street.-Open every night during the week,
Chsty whose concerts in this city for the past years
have been received with favor by highly respectable and
fashionable audiences Tickets Is cents Doors open ct
On Saturday next March g. annual benefit of j. Vaughn
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICES.

o~~oo~~~-~~~SS,~>>
DUBILC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
L bers street-Notss ID hereby given, to the rela-
tves and next Of kin Of Peter wss Of ths city of New
died nesate that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the
enty Of New York. for letters Of upon
the estate Of the said ntssas the 26th day Of March
next at ten O'Clock In the forenoon Dated New York.
Feb. "a, 1853
PETER B. swuSY, Public Administrator.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
and Of kin of David Barron Of htt.burg Pa late Of
California deceased and who IL alleged 10 have died in
tesate that shall apply to tho Surrogate Of the county
OF New York, for letters Of administration upon the
estate of the said intestate the 26h day Of March
next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. Dated New York.
Feb. "A, 1853
PETER B. swEENY, Public Administrator.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
bers street is hereby given TO tho relatives
and next Of kin Of Celestin Souce late from California
deceased and who is alleged to have died interstate that
shall apply to the Surrogate Of the county Of New York
for letters administration upon the estate q the said
PETER swnNY, Public Administrator
Dated New York, Feb 10, 1858.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM
bers street-Notice is hereby given to the relatives
nos hate of California, dsceAsed and Who is alleged to
have died inteste that shall apply to the Surrogate Of
the county Of New York. for letters a administration
upon the of the said intesAte the 2st day Of
March next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon Dated New
PETER B. swEENY, Public Administrator
DrpIrC AnnNJs.rR ATOp,S nrpTCr MO n rtIAu
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DUBL1C ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO: 81 CHAM
bers street-Notce is hereby given to the relatives
and next of kin of Thomas Leony Levy from Great
Britain deceased and who is alleged TO have died intes
tate that the effects Of the said ntestte in the hands
Of the Public Administrator win be administered and
disposed of by him according to law unless te be
claimed by lawful executor administrator of the
deceased by the 21st day Of March next. Dated New
York, Feb. 10, 1858.
PETER B. SWEENY. Public Administrator.
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COLTS REvOLvERS OF ALL SUBSTITUTES, FOWL
~ ing guns, pistols, Of all kinds; bowie knives game
bags percussion caps shot pouches and thing 10
the sporting line for SALE by A. W. SPIES CO., 81 Mai
den lane.
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NOR GLASGOW.-R. NJ STEAMSHIP PETREL, CAP
I tain Sampson, will sail in few days for Glasgow.
For freight passage, apply to CUNARD No. Bowl
ing green.
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SEaIPPxn0.


ICOR IIyRPOOI-UNrrED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
il ARCTIC, Capt. J. C. Luce This steamship viii do
part With the United States NAH Europe positively on
the foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid for
For freight passage having unequallsd soeommods-
tons for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD K COLLINS CO., 90 Wan street.
Passengers are requested to be on board at IL u
The steamship PACIFIC win snccssd the ARCTIC and .a
10th MAJ oh, and the BALTIC will succeed the PACIFIC
and sail April End.
TIVE BRITISH AND NoRTHAMERIcAN ROYAL MAIL
i STEAMSHIPS
IRON NEW YoRx TO LIVERPOOL
SMeI seoin Passage.
FROM BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN Passage. 800
The ships fromBoston call at Halifax.
aRABA Captain JudkinA AMERlcA Capt Letch,
a e.ps s e8s3pA Capt sssn.
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Lang,
These vessels carry oisarwhite light ct mast head;
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
Arabia, New York Wednesday, 9th March
Berths not secured until paia for.
An experienced surgeon on board
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie jswsl1y precious stonss Or
value thereof therein expresssd.
soe freight or pa''sge| nRR aRn M aov,n. s,,.,
vyym ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP MERLIN, w. sAMP.
o:s sons:S March s. ON:
Bermuda $50; TO 81. Thomas 47O Fer freight or pas
age, apply to CUNARD, Bowling Green n. Z.
TvHK LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing the favorits sssamships-
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY Of Manchester -. . !. Thursday, March 3, 1885,
City Of Glasgow Thursday, March 81, 1852
YDOM LIVERPOOL
City Of Glasgow ......... Wednesday, March 2, 1885,
CITY OF Manchester . -. Wednesday, March %, 1883
RATES OF PASSAGE
Saloon $40 $685. and SIS, (assoring to state rooms)
A limited number of third class passengers win be
aksn and found with comfortably cooked provisions for
o2O ....... to Liverpool $50. 80. from liverpool
Parties Wishing to bring out their friends obtain
certificates Of passage and drafts on the Bank OF Ire
land in from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills
- had ct the of6ce OF
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Agent, Il HKehangs place.
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DARNUMS AMERICAN NUSEUN-SATURDAY EVEN
ID ing at TX o'clock for the fourth time the gorgeous
Oriental spectacle of BLUEBEARD well as WANTED
ONE THOUSAND MILIINERS. In the afternoon, ct
O'Clock BLUEBEARD repeated The Pstrided Horse and
Rider, the Living Animals, &C., to be at all
hours. Admittance to the whole Museum, Entertain
ments, 1c rs cents; Parquet and First Balcony, 12h
cents extra,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05

HRAN. GALA PERFORMANCE AT PROFESSOR
" HEILER'S SALOON OF WONDERS,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 9Th inst, at three O'Clock
SUPERB ATTRACTIONS FOR TIE OCCASION,
Consisting of Second Sight Experiments strange Feats
Necromancy, &C., SC. Admission, 80 cents; children
half price
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OH BOTrLEsLOIL BOTTLES. HIGHEST CASH PRICE
~ paid for olive oil bottles. by
J. MURPHY 4 SON. 96 Beaver street.

DANTTNG IN FRESCO.-THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
i specially inform the public, that orders for paint
ing in resco designing in every STYLE ancient and modern
and ornamental painting will be received and meet with
street. and full guarantee of satisfaction win be given
to all who will honor them with their patronage.
CHARLES THEO. LENK
EMMERICH CARSTENS.
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DRDGEWATER PAINT-THE BEST ARTICLE EVER
ID offered to the public for roofs, decks and bottoms
Of steamers and other vessels and from ts spark and
cinder proof qualities for railroad bridges cars depots
&C. Testimonials and specimens be seen at the depot
Of the company For SALE dry, in packages Of 200 lbs
and upwards and in oil in kegs Of rs lbs so lbs and
100 lbs by R. BOGERT general agent, 125 Pearl street
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LIME FRENCH AND ENGLISH DECORATIVE PAPER
Il hsngngs, also full assortment Of other styles,
just received for spring Sales Those In want Of the
above article should not omit to lock through old
absbment their interest and taste may be best
suited by call. Strict attention given the retail de-
partment. TH0S. FAYE CO., 436 Pearl street.
HENTIENENs HATs-sPRING OF 1s53-AMDON,
" fashionable halter, $40 Broadway nearly opposite
Rand
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nIHCELEAANDOUe.

IN 900 HAVANA sEGARs, ASSORTED BR ANDs;
(O,OOO 10000 old style jugs Schisdam gin and
Club fchnapps 100 dozen fine table claret wne at low
prices for sale by WIN. H. UNDERhILI, 430 Broome
street, corner Of Crosby N B-Dealers especially
invited to call.
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CARD The White Slave o. England y at the Broad
way Theatre The facts which this drama founded
can be automatically sub tapated in proof OF which, All
doubling referred 10 the reports of tbs
committee appointed by the House of Commons TO inves-
tgate the condition of the mining districts In England
RssnectfuIIv TIE AUTHOR.
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NTLTMORE, ROBERT 4 CO., STOCK, NOTE, AND LX-
w change brokers, dealers in specie and gold dust
Continental Bank Building, No. II Wall street.
DARE CHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT-ANY PERSON
II wishing to travel and having 81 00o hear of
excellent opportunity for investment in Exhibition by
applying to f. F. BRICK, No. III Water street.
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DRODHEAD & STORM, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ID groceries, fruits and liquors, choice teas, Wines
segars &C. 68 Cortlar dt street. OF Washing
ton street. New York. offer Ia ge stock the most rea-
Ronahle terms
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YTNHE FACULTY RECOMMEND POZZONpS CHEMICAL
i balm in all cases of the hair falling scurf dan.
dru ring worm scad head and all diseases of the skin
Price As For sale by Rice Smith, IT'S and 727 Dema.
rest t67 RushtOn Clark 273, Morrison 3s3 Broadway;
Z. r. Gillespie, 125 Atlantic street. Brooklyn
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VXToOD's MINsTREIs ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE HOW.
w ard street.-Open every eveaing.-H. Wood Ma
nagsr and Proprietor. The entertainments ofsrea -
this celebrated company of musicians and Ethiopian DE-
neators cannot be equaed by any other band in the
United states See programme. Doors open at OK;
concert at u O'Clock. Admission Is oents-
The public respectfully informed that The afteenooM
concerts discontinued. u;
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

CnERRY PEcToRAL.-We have departed
from tur usual rule IN regard 10 the advert
sing OF Medicines, IN admitting ihe notice OF
The Cherr,I Peciornl 10 our columns 1t is
no, teht medic ine but one the contents
of which. are well known to The medical
profession and which has proved highly
beneficial in the case of number of orr ac;
duainiances, who were serou$ly afflicted
with PULMONARY com plains. Some of our
most sklIIiul and ealntni physicians recon-
mend il TO their patients IN their regular prac
lice, and we feel thai We are eonierflDg a
favor upon The public by making known us
virtues. - Louisville On. .tqvocGte
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10
The arkets--- --latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, TENa-The weather has
changed at last it,sd there is now good rea-
son 10 expect another tide in The river, SUI
fcient to allow The large boats now below
the shoals 10 come up.
There has been no pause in the activity
of trade, which continues 10 e1panc es
new sections Of coyaity are brought within
reach of our marker, and find it their inter-
est 10 purchase here.
Exchange Banks are checking on the
East at a per cent PREMIUM, and on
New Orleans at per cent premium.
Couon. The COTTON marker has been
steady this week. and not so animated as
during The preceding fortnight. The sales
have been smaller and prices more regular.
Up 10 Friday evening about 500 bales were
sold at 71@8 65-one 10. Of 4ery choice
bringing 70. The sales to-dhy amour,
10 only 90 bales! Is at SO go. Later adyi-
ces from Liverpool, reporting an advance.
will bs found under the telegraph head.
The receipts OF Cos,on this we Elk amount
ed 10 1859 bales.againsi 1907 last week. To-
tni receipts since Is, Septem5 er, 1884
bales. agains. 10, 100 Al The same period las!
year.
year.
Coffee. New crop Rio io@l0lc-old
1Ot01O4c; demand fair,
Flour. There is fair demand for Flour,
applies are abundant. Cincinnati 81 65,
new; Tennessee S5(05 so. new.
Sugar. There is steady demand for
Sugnr. und the stock is somewhat larger.
Sales new crop al 44f16 by the hid; &c
higher by the Dbl.
Molasses, 27035c a. gal.
Salt. Barrel Salt at 40c e. bush; Sack
coarse ST 60, finest IS 10 / IS.
Candies Tallow l23c; Star e3F025c;
Sperm 45c. *
Whisky. Rec,ifed 16 to 9oc.
Bacon. Hams &c; Shoulders &c; Sides
9c;hog round SIC.
Lard. SIC.
Feathers. 35c.
Beeswax. I8G2Oc.
lsinseng, 25(O98c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-02-10

prosperity of our town. The people
Of Pulaski already lie under the i'm
putat ion, of being lu kewarm and
backward in lending their aid to pub
lie enterprises of any kind, even
when most nearly affecting their in
teres IS, but We hope the charge will
not lie against them in this matter. =
The mail route in question can be Sc
cured, it should be done, and we hope
soon to see it in operation
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!, a Al s2lAeEs S.
III A sRaED.

In this county,IbE A. S Randolph. Esq,
Mr. JAMES PEIcH ind Miss Mary FAUX
ENBERRY.
In Winchester Mr. R cHARD F. SIMS and
Miss NELLY REEVE 5.
In Murfreesbord, Mr.~JAMEs r. FlNcH
and Miss Louisa IUeGINs
In Murlreesbofo, Mr. JOSEPH A JANtA-
Ry and Miss VIRGt MA llEHRY.
In Giles county I. Nj. y fSLEY GRiPfis
and Miss SARAH A M EDMoN DsbN.
In Ssles county,, Mr.. THos. n. WodD-
WARP and Miss Tia BITHA BRUdE