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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-11

IJaytn. 2rl stock 10 H. Il CRANE ~ TO- va"
business oli stand, respectfully solicit
,r ;g,i Of the patronage OF our cu'inc an1
friends
J. important business close. c1Inos!
M do Iucb;Gd up without delay Those 10
W.ltI. H. ouG. oil place, No. IL fifteenth STREE
- ..-...,2a J. CRANE :. son.
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- II TAYLOR constant, elegant ans:
rru PIANOS, !Iua The lriuItr maA "IS. NrN%
n CLAEr. 81 Z =
FAIR London Ic5 amd trs nav" invariably receive!
,,r FIRST PRIZE r!yicdI !Sif";. tT iiS I"'h
They combine all the mcr rrr' riu.ts with Tic .'If''
ffame, and pa;sn strings and are couh'rtE ccnnnrt '
and ,caf hTa&;y. WHICH 'Ha'hv WI re
ii ~irrr good "tioih i""''
has sold hiS 'IN "i i' d9'
years The satisfaction OF ia numerous cu":"'c'
30 Old Pianos taken IN idTray.
stools aud Music Che largest and best COLLECTION u" we
state Violin STRINGS, and Violin" ac Guitars Of dc be-;
m,iuv nj low ,r,ces r. ~ TAYLOR.
80 Piano aud Music store. 100 MT'"sf"r'.
Oct.5 "Ii''>l's ~" h"'.h1
.tKE,ES MOUNTAIN MORGAN STA LLIOS.
yByS DISTINGUISHED stallion viii stand the !rsrn sea ~
I -n commencing ls Mar AMI ending Isl July III j>I~
HE CIV OF Richmond Va. Terms so The season. - lT
insurance, and 81 IL HE gr""in ----
PRESCRIPTION.
Green Mountain Morgan Is dark bay BACK les ~ i
lands ri.a weighs ii
ma wl shnr' s.l"n! hiok aud clean !',
srror han! bone well developed nmsc'cs BLACK I! p'S
commanding action and appearances !n'd "h s'e" COM
uIcacsa ana unr"nln" powers "' cM"t"isc.
Green Mountain Morgan was raised IN vermont 'i ia
hose al ltIT" blood! an! 81 III. utd s'vI
rom HE luStiu Nor bose. The side ~ M S!fc lii 10
lie Woodbury. I'M. III: dam high bcI HfgGa mare o.
.r.at p,wcr and Celebrity. -
rirtar- Ia reference cII.rsc stock hc han hls
REED, .;ln'tn and A"c"ti" proprietor.
Feb. :-rN!1n
TO TIiE: PUBLIC.
ysSilE Iir!. rinl The CEFF BRACE "LbN
mas been a,drl,,. 10 me- 'ig arb:rdi"n com
ir. and nos irIcnls and the iubic nEs.=IIzt
ina tlry nj ~ no risii' III M
am, anrarfy Pho. business the old stand on rack.
In street T.. II Stake ana VIII be pleased % uin ~
with articles ~ uUt me "-'' VAN
lea
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NOTICE

Il WV 'a" oe- ia. Richmond aud York River Rail Roa
we - lie office JatIcS Lyons Esq We'd
,,"t' RI 4 Iu'cl,ckP VI
80 hiw al II Wilson. -r arb peyton. Iaxal APP
.m. .!"Ms. M,nr:. Ch4s pin,ck. Abraham War
eH '','''t ,o,'' " thrts'IiI. Feb. g--2t
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
HAVE this DAY sold retail branch business 10 Mcssrs
BUIkEf ~ co who vii! contIhu" the business a. heretofore
nd, No 49, Main In from IhS business
thanks the liberal
Tho zane LEWIS GlSTER
FEBRUARY lat, ISL.
The vi.s purchased The Furnishing branch
ofI the the old saGd ani
in additions will open for the Spring, BY direct imIoTtailon c"
Preach dnd China as! -" are
attention continuance II III" i''h'
ar So long ex tie Establishment EILkIEA s co
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE..
Til. subscribers hay his day entered IA a.rs' under
LiNrEK HlNi.h ~ tnF'
an exclusive wholesale and h-ins Hosiery
cloves Buttons Combs. Facy t;n.d~ variety 81 N"t
uex the dnd and have taken tNe
49,, Sn Ii; Pearl street. ".~>lta ken Pam. y
where iR!i .i' Ioii'' STUCK WIN
business. LEV ;, -, w
February Is,, 1853 iNo 7. ALVEY.
A CARD.
AMI Kcu. kciG q ~I'c- 20
call attention TO the nne!*G Lotic. and hopes his
friends both and ctr MI! FAVOR the new cocc WIN
q call. - : ,,..l.,-
Feb. l-t2w JNO I. air
-,T VALENTINES COURT open at SANNai ;
n spct assormen's al Valentines 'ct
oed lor sui Richmond Some decorated with ecad"h
others with spicy W.T. sentimental and some nd'
.nn;c calculated Varied ta!r O those who design "
"a =, Valentine in distributing his idvors on the it i's
aiI ~ ~ Rccolsct 10 call on Il, u. SANAAt
-7,-I1TE0 TO II iKE.-Tairty Negroes wanted T. work
IA c,r,,i, Cob, Mines III buckingham County n 'nihc's'
- u Nv. which liberal w1.es "!it b. pad
whit hands wanlcu a
Also. . hummer - ~ II / iiAHFsnnk, In"artsEiic,
nrANE & BROWN. Richmsid W. - ii ''' ~
Feb r<dlw.
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NEWTON SHORT. y. D.

k'i!pNS pitl MILAN Main street. c,v
"''''' NcH"'h"' ~ Jan. 45-ls
BALTIMORE. !EREuasy > 49,
" u.s.. great pleasure IN giHIt.
y.ut "a, an. Physican OF he Anu p,s
., I,m. case having suffered with bronchial a'-rnn
r lut ~,, mary medical eXpcdiemts had orcu
~ u. Your services required, when ir""it rvc
= u'"l 3anu. tie al..cs prescribed by YOU
lAi' rtri wntna, who conire 10 her bed viii
H0r: lg.raY.t.l aud for which valioiS fcs
nll be- .,ae,ty usr. Your attention afforded not ory
l ie."i radical lIc Course 81 one week Ei.i
~ 3gs,J ~. .r has t.cu able attend Irrrupl
''H,a here been II" Indication "lit
X. tT"'tHH 10 ttr !.sap'rr
!. a'usIy, .aGr "s"-'"u: servant, H. FRAlLEh.
"tk >H.l.G ,Et.m,p. Va. Oice Main street, opp"
,tr cas- Hoe, Feb
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!;f..iEns ~.

| i;E IL. u. DIc1Ei:SGE !" H!Io.. iirTIOAEEE>.
::GisoEs-iLrs.a lay, =: O'Clock. "i:i DC soa 's,y
- N L u IL kINS.-N !. IL. 80.
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>l! (" sell ny rarGcst ttrg hall :arcj 10 I'll" House
Tie "uh ity la"crn.' al the Northwest corner
Mas. anu ry Richmond and OPP ur the LnIn
rl For iurc particulars apply 10 he subscriber al lai'.
,.uy, JOHN ". GALE VI ID.
;.,
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IeSO = DWhKD c. SWAMI, George l. i,lugud anu Jane
II his Wife Caroline NJ eake Edward Coles isaac L"'eS'
rhpmas Coles John Fisher nd lane L. HIS wife lh"nis s"
e,rse swami Samuel Swami and H. + Graves, sualuidh
,J Of und Eliza NJ swami
T.yp NorlcE-Tha Monday the oth day ui February o'
n hnur Of nine IN the and sunset at The former
rsicnrs Of Meoa G. Swa,n deed the county OF PoWhaa
ri ks he ,eroso,s j. Denonn, William T. So!
and uh.r 10 be evidence the trial ol SUIT "a;
, c p,rbaan county in Caucey, which am Iainih dh
e Observation-Disclosures examination he continued from day :"
Jay (SuniayS cxccptc,) until Completed r,,,Sf GUAM
Ian, -ru.r
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VTIRGINIA,-lN CIIANCEKl. LIN Hanover Count! Court,
January 18th, 1883:
Richard Gilman Nancy hs "r, and John Elicit,


Sheriff Of Hanover, andrcrsonal representative
Th>inI,sun, Sheriff as ai"Ieai, and
If Rich ard Elicit Naa' iih Va
Wis aud Sarah ". wife, John w C'gml aud Micen e.
Cuchil, DSicI'ahis,
TIL. object alc OF Two slaves AMI 1r dlv
-.nno the those thereto entitled
the plaintiffs aud hel .cr bili ana alta"r
The C,r an affidavit flied the that The defendants
N,,tanI. Hardin Davis Sarah W. and John W Cog
i aud Miccnt G. Cogi inhabitants u THIS State Is
within nth alter duc Pubcd"
and DO what 70 putec! clr III mn
auit rnry-Teste: WM. O. WINSTON, T.. II. T..
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- h" + IA. % February ts my !rs.euce j, he
u t;rilr'. shalt n:r Ton -h!c. u.:c 't
GGhCf On Ltht"n winch re-, iIc. miles Nv ~ 81 he
'"Di ou. Brarera Etrc~. c"GtaIarg 5Gba~r~ winch
N c.lru; dwelling Home an. ~
irar"sT TRACT .! laSp ;.s ncr.tn,too.. ruIIalulrg
- iIs.,r The IT, p me ui. wi otter
.uh- Il ur1 likely 81 AVE- ,ursisIi.po
da :lri. ;is" al my stock 81 ia''. Hogs.
ii...rs ."rs suicrIr. Jack. Also. all Iousctn!
and hl.I tu tools, and lut.sr.
~ n 'h "isr giving h"ud Win M, s.curI
.ii ," ttr ai s"cur" Tic credit iaymcs,s.
i5s ,vrs, ca>i, wi uc required.
E.~ an ~ 3cc.. tnHu SO Of .
urrtN. under ~, CT Z "ii DC rnIgrci.
t-,. lnliN
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30 EDWARD C,SWANN Ceorec E. Duguid and Jams
his wife icake Edward Coles Isaac Coles los
Coles John Fisher and wc Tos b. SWAMI 'rorsc A.
aud r. T. Graves; GUARDIAN do c"'.
William Sehlcn AMI Eliza NJ. Swami. infants.
TAKE N0rcE-T!a, Saturday the 10Th Jay OF req
~. hours Of . in The morning and the rcslehce
Cornelius the county OF Powatai VIII ase VIZ
nsitton OF sophia Tyree Cornelius am! Others e read a.
trial the Circus Court OF f""l'
county hanccry which am paInIin and you are
be continued from day as >uass
UNI! completed !DiiN 9ii>''i'' "'
, --uriu
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p COURT held Tor Cu,nber..H coIny, the 2l!h DAY

q IT a K L =
I. d Juiuaiy ISIS:
Maria ilosson AMI Margaret his wife formerly
and Emily F. his wife, ana McNary NOD
fld'h.''N'
against
Vim IIolsnu Solomon H. Luomia Mamie his wn Garter
Iubsun Brown, admir- Sa'l iiobson deceased
Defendants.
the decree male this the 2il OF January la ny e
Cumberland ordered that the urdcrsish
should "auit, and report To The Court an aC
count made Sa Hobson decd, to each
his several children"
The Interested the foregoing order are hereby "he
that have fixed I'D day OF March next I" take and settle
nv office a, Cunc land House, the Stale OF virginia. Tue
account; and place The aic Ls aneSa'u
required! Ia !c present IN'. ~ :;
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"a. ~ ~ NJ - .' 't''i' t''-'-.
:: =. =. - {. T.. II Ri. I.a.
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i,, wv. \. DROWN.
~ AM iA"A>ol MANUFACTURER,

-. :" Ne a,ai his old friends, wi" have
a. iurirT ~. uiE;sIy years. th, above manu-
q ' ! "fa"n, and can bul 10 them. we'll AZ
-. H. i'"sgr NJ uulir.uc Efforts them
'.' y ir''. Ea' "w ~ hcy can ouy IN this country
4 r wv u PEARSON,
Formerly Of Richmond
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i.A%I, EOit MI:

WISH cI ." c"a@IstIng 81 one iw rga
and situated miles rom Williamsburg
uu similar distance uin Aliens What. James River. Fol-
IA Tier particulars. apply u the #ubstrber a. Williamsburg
n,a. I-rw3m IDliN VI GAIT. VI. ID.
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TnC CAPTIVE ISRAELlTEs Ai 1sI, rIInw, iIa
S.rlrtR wonderful painting w'i "I'n i - and evunus
" the from 4 VI I" ~ VI ,r,vr I-V al TIES by
-, gi. Of Ba.iyon; the DAUGHTERS ~ t II ,y,c
II, O., ~ the wr!ows, ILLUSTRATING ne s'"'' " '
: hsucs =. !, !, =, y,u,s L,!l ,c: Season
..!His.'I - 80 S'''"' Feb 1--,ilG
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.ogIcm 10 THE PUBLIC.

Wa...s conury. y 6 Aug. lC-sti y. W. TlinEHTo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26
Wcskiy Review OF the Dry Goods Trade.
NV YORK, August 25-8 p. II.

INV YORK, August 25-S 4. ID.
We have to notice livelier feeling with, however no
other material attention. In the dry goods trade West
and Southern iobbers have purchased freely Of al
desirable productions, which, though pretty literally
supplied firm and buoysn in price, and should the
anticipation Of factors in relation TO the requirements Of
the country this season be realized have no doubt
but that the current values Of msrchanabe articles will
be- at least supported throughout the remainder Of the
year That such is the opinion of the BUYERS may be
discovered in the increased desire Of osal dealers to
ton of their assortmsnts in hopes being able to
complish II more favorable terms when the autumn
traffic would be fairly commenced Nov that it is So
they find even greater difficulty in making selections and
hence they grow somewhat soctous. Heretofore they
could have bought all they apt to need with sase
and on very advantageous conditions; while at present
their movements rather rksoms owing to tho conf
dencs Of sellers who have been rendered. the increased
demand experienced and the stringsncy IN the money
market, more perinacous. This substan atss the 70.
mark we have repeatedly made that those Who wanting
supplies, purchase them promptly and unsntsdly at the
beginning of the period in which they to DO 70 sod
win - general rule fare tho best.
Brown sheetings and shrtings little unsettled A.
far IS regards demand the lower better kinds bsng
inquired for and the medium sorts less needed
They retain, however, their previous frmnsss. OF
besched goods the inferior and medium qualities attract
most notice though fair business is being done in tho
finer descriptions We quote the various styles thus =
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FINANCIAL AND COluKRCIAL.


TsvHsDAR, ~Asgsst cs-sP. NJ
urhs activity in fancy stoctS eoass undiminishsd,
but Press to day were net spsAaa There appears to
be good dsal Of doubt in The nns spectators for
rise while the bears steadily pursue every fancy whs
thsr II goes up down. The lnprsvsueut recently
ress<d rather favorable for ths bears ~ it teuds
70 strsn the buls and makes up for part Of their
late lossss At the frat board to-day Norris Cans I'D
vanesd " per cent Canton Company Al New York Gen.
trail Railroad Crystal Palace declined per cent Nj
o&rAgua Transit "a Cumberland Coal ~ Parker veio 4
Erie Railroad Harlem =; Long Island Y. Cumoer-
land Coal sold time to day buyers opton higher than
II brought yesterday We DO not notice much activity
in Phsnx Coal stock during these STIRRING times. The
fact Is has had is day and is held by number Of
snaau up town Dutch grocers, who know more about
its value than they do of the price Of brsadcoth We
dc net know that the company have - jet got out
single tom of marketable COAL and many more OF
thsix veins fail nothing short Of pulling up stakes
an prospecting for favorable location can keep
ths prsssnt alive The stock Is not urcd
for outside OF certain clique and the clique have
much A. they do to carry it, with the help Of the
Dutch party alluded to- Crystal Palace Is dropping In
yisv OF issue OF stock The orsinAtors OF Thu
concern may succeed in putting thu market thousand
or ofs shares bat not withou. great depreciation in
pricss. I.isa speculation throughout, and have
doubt srrts viii be made from time to time, to see how
much rev stock tho m ket viii bear.
At tire Mining Board 70 day there ~as more activity
thAa usual. The sales ~ follows
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y3eaxk
Ilftl

From New Ycrk b OcotanaH, vie Esstou Lea
Haven, Tyrone. New York ead Osl1ubus ....... 1904
From New York tn CincinnAH. VA KAstsn, LEX
Haven, Tyrone MArsstta, cad Chilliesths ..... TAH
From Now York to CiDsinnoN, Via PhnaAsphis
and Hsnisbus By N 49, VA - milo
From New York to ciaslnisiE ~ rnasas,ehA,
Baltimore, ard baltimore Ard o. lna....... 7s1
Thur IL win b. tAat Mis- route be- advantage
of at least thirty niiss tbs Esw YORK and Erie
road and three miles ovse TIA STATE and PsansylvAniA
Railroad, to Cleveland and lesk miles ovsr the former
and mile over the latter rosd = Cincinnati and
34% miles than BY the Baltimore aid Ohio Line
The greater part Of this route viii bs remarkably fres
from heavy curves In this respect viii b superior to
any other route between Nov York and Cleveland or be-
tween New York and CnsnnAd Isl + n ssstssrea
The following table shows the quantity Of Of the
principal articles of produce left at tide water from the
comm OF navigation to the ed of August In
elusive, during the years 1884, lAs days; 1852 IA days.
1853 144 days. plle.F s.tet.. ~
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vooIep fabrics exhibit increased yigor though the
supply Is toeraby ample and prices arc without material
vsrision. Blankets appear in Moderate stock and re-
Ga.st, at unchanged figures. More would DO done in
these he preensions Of owners not high. CASH
ueres sell pretty freely and well. The assortment Is
bepg constantly augmented especially with additions Of
fAncies which, however. not popular ths season.
rhye plain styles much mors Cloths are not
very active sbundsnt; hence prses are sustained
Dee more qured for and az yaluabe ~ ever
TJannele ike blankets IN fair request at uEform
rates hut would be much brsksr taey not denr
Factors hoy reluc ant to an increased
deraxd by any 0scesoo II price. Jeans apparent.
II uustersd Inseys sre Offered with greater freedom
ard rather castor terms. Hence they olctt
tice. Nous de lsinss stiN active and buoyant The
stock II good and The variety unccrnr.opy attractive
sainets are loss sought after ut preSol quotations
Tsceds continue Ia fair demand aid htya in Price.
Fo.eier productions have ret varied much since this
dey yesk. The trade IA them L. remarkably lively and
prosperous siderpg The FcTnc0Gg influence sSered
upon il by the eN1aora'aerT Imports snd tna embar.
raesrnents IN financial circles, 4hsss affect importers
more than AM other class ghsn they sxst il y
yery easy enYsbs .as 10 borrow pay duties
So far tbs thing k1s progressed asfso.
tory possible The importe have been vel becke
up BY their country friend. sna customers HLo have
qeperay ct their Obligations WITH asority
oil appreciated In times lie these ana tho s.rngen
cy In the money market has seriously uterfsred with
chs o. goods On this account the stock has
been well preserved, O, from It's copousnees and aduc.
tigere3s II has hoes very literally operated IN. There
Ia SIN greater aauOn Sscernble in continental than
In Pritsh fabrics for which may ~ assigned the Same
reasons to which alluded in last. Eat even the
latte are now more inquired for than they we some
time sgc and the prospects 81 the season heoc dis
taat'enipg are beginning e brighten. This i owiog
ccvntrv hch have sxoesisd Tao auticlpsAors q the
f,oet tsrCtne ard thus saved from .6st rur wbih
ths rscsIsesusB OF some, srd tia ,GEois1ss CT
rs1asroi sraas. Esvisss 'ys trgl ~ no. yss ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

Cotton flannel, are Sbundaut and readily bought at
former figures. Denims in pretty good supply and
5emsnd brt ansltsred in value. Drills are moderately
active and firm, at Sc for brown SIC. for bssched and
efc for blue per yard. We note no change OF i'm
poItsnoe in ginghsms which still taken ne .y il no.
quite as fast they appear market ct lilo for Glas
gov, Lancaster, and Manchester lawns plenty and
iraniate retailers alone dealing in them at present.
Narlins have not varied much. Osnaburg, aro still
more in request and a. improving rates There is not
heavy amount in the market now the stock has been
much ucsd by the purchases made to meet the con
sumptye demand which purchases have SURPASSED the
production Printing cloths not so brisk but are in
only moderate supply and held very firmly At the prices
inserted in previous review. Prints, which abun.
daDt, yet steady have been extensively dealt In
during tbs week. We quote them rs follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

sece: On Haniltos avsrus. % $50; Gsastos
nue. do $50 on Hamieos svsass, Do $40: In o. Gel
ston avenue, d oSik: e. Hamitsa aSsauA do e3lk
do DO do, $685. Gelsssa avenue de e3oS Do Do do
$500; ccrner United States ana Atlantic avesues do
on y %. 18@Ssl Geigtpe stsaue d. tsss, o. At
laItN Avset "A, s2S9 Z Ubiek sAest Do. tSsc; On
DO $50 n AUAst6 Avenue. "a, 1855; o. do. do.
seas: On DO do, ss55; Son de, do t4eO; DO Do,
s27S; on Union street. DO s97s on Union street d.
90 AZ, Ssio; Do, d. s1aS; DO Do slssi DO, do,
Sugars in good demand. The salss reached 100
hhds. Cuba, at Axe . $40; 100 New Orleans at full
figures; 80 Porto Rico. at 4<c 5Kc and 600 best brown
Havana ct Axe. . 51<e per ID.
1oAAcCo Sales were mads OF % hhds. Kentucky At To-
8ko; CO bales OF HsvanA ut Zoo. 27o.; and IA
Connecticut Sod lsaf 1t private bargain.
WHsKEY.-Ths days business embraced $50 bills Ohio
and Prison At 25kc &c., and 80 hhds Drudge at .5c
Fer gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26
NJ ATRugwosK.

1yATRIMoNY MADE EASY OR HOW 10 WHY :
WI lover rofs4ser LAYTON, Boston; formerly o.
London win sena sry address, on TIE receipt o. tst
lar post pail plan dsseons 70 eDstl iAds esAaEos
IL MN devoted anectars o. 70 many & sac cfriNe
ssr as their bears r,sy 5e5ge Th5 PeecH Il sapis
Sus 90 csYtirat that all Nay % rsrled re'p9o.ys
ago. sps5sranse " pogtoai sna lsg shoega r5 lsays
Il san Va gr-srgstvisL sycb src std coctSy tsAL 4sts
tioa 10 knyosshi, AadreA Profeesr LsySoes Bcss,n.
ts..nxs ~ 2Ids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

Of the wssds, bat With the knox!sdgs sad prudence
vhicA. ~ glad to observe merchants now
9sassal rciss there II little doubt but that sAAu
b ultiDatsy and Niumphax ty delivered from ths aAu
gers yet tbrssteoipg In Ne face SWhea once more
emaooipased may not prosperity OF svaTie ever again
blind ~, that beine ceascOu6 a. 49, sh6ah and ssnd
hart4 MA SeSSeg1 6 6Sau eeead &hs8sr ~ shsn
.tudIIdS tat VIII prss4 rs frdp ssy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

The quantity of hou-, vhea. corn and barley left ct
tide during the third week In August in the years
1852 and 1868, was as follows
Flour, tJls Wheat, bn. Co'r. 6u. Barley 5a
1885,. .... 81, 30 l64 osi 100 64 3175
1858 81, $50 1877 323 49, 19 S,242
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

ClinRicos Cattle MARxEf. Aug. "a AT market 100
cattle about 400 beeyse and 800 stores Prices Mar
seh e6s third ID. SAL ordfssry q 70 S. Hides
~ per ~. Tsuos ~ = 35x. Pelts 7be 81 Calf
skins lie PEI IL VEAL Cstses Is 10 et2 $50 ct usvkst
Stores ss1ps Oxen ssY 10 SI4s tccwss and Calves.
S24 10 $40 Ysarpnks % to TO- Two years old $lh -
49, Three yeAs old $40 to e82 Sheep and Lambs l5G
Swipe none. htS ylf'-lSs. III ss't BE So m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-26

Dec S0,l7l Dec, 28,75s Dec. liz 4s5 Inc. 5,Os7
The aggregate quantity Of ths same articles left st tide
water from tie commencement OF navigation to the 22d
Of August inclusive during the years 1852 and 1853