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ShOe-Makers' Findings
New Spring Millinery
AT THE
PaWcatuck Bonnet Store:
CuEADER THAN EVER
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

EEm Consisting of the new Spring
N y Style of Straw Bonnets, rich 4
" Paris Ribbons, French and n
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The Wonder Of the Age

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rhsum. Fry
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ChnblAin 3.
Chapped a
or Cracked
hands sCuts.
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the Breast T,
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sects Old
Sores all
kinds Of
Breaking &
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-06-02
anted,
Flower Seeds,

ER0M Thorburn's Seed Store. Twenty
l. different varieties in a package. For
sale by G. ii. DENlSON
March 22, 1858. 104tf
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religious matters form the basis of our
national character. Yet, strange to say,
while so doing, the editor gavely censures
political party organizations, the anchor
without which either party when in the
ascendant would soon run the ship of
state high and dry on the breakers of
corruption and intolerance.
The Sun as usual embraces much news
from every quarter, tending to show the
very body and spirit Of the times. Its
Washington correspondent, "Ion," pre-
diets the election of Mr.. JENKINS, the
Union party candidate for Governor of
Georgia, by large majority. 1t strikes
us that the wish is father to the thought,
as the ''Union party" Of Georgia is now
made up almost wholly Of the portion of
the Anti-Scott Wings Of the State who
refused to vote for Pierce, which was
done by thousands of Wings there at the
recent presidential election. Thus, what
was the Wing party of that State, is now
divided into three sections: The Ultra
Scott men, who are greatly disconnected
with their Union party brethren, the
Pierce Wings who have gone over bag
and baggageto the Democratsand the mass
of the Georgia Wing party-the straight
out Fillmoreites-who have dropped the
name of Wings, without abandoning any
time-honored principle for which they so
long contended. Under these circum-
stances, though Mr.. JENKINS is by far the
ADLER man of the two. it can hardly be
that he will triumph over Mr.. HERsCHELL
V. JOHNSON, the Democratic nominee,
who is backed, it is thought, by theAg ery
hearty sympathy Of the National admin
istration, though before piedging himself
to the Pierce platform, he was famous as
Southern Rights Ultraist.
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Ladies' Washington Monument Fund.

We learn with pleasure that sugges-
ton is to be made in next week. Boston
Clire Branch, by Mrs. Dcnison, the lady
assistant editor of that paper, calling for
a contribution Of twenty-five cents from
each Of its female readers, in aid of the
National Washington Monument.
The number of families in which that
popular journal is taken is so great, that
the sum which may be realized in this
manner would be quite large-at least
$4,000. Mrs. Denison heads the list
by making donation of 800 to the fund,
to take effect on the ensuing Fourth OF
July. From that day she designs to use
the columns Of the paper for the ackowl.
edgement of contributions from her lady
readers (of any sum not less than twenty
five cents, and as much more as the
donors may be able to give, until Wash
ington's Birthday, the 22d of February
next. at that time the aggregate will
be ascertained, and, if practicable, a new
subscription commenced for the patriotic
object.
We need not assure our friends that
we wish this timely movement the most
complete success.
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List Of Arrivals at tie principal Hotels up to
IL a. m. this dav

National Hotel.-C NJ Taylor and lady
BALTIC; Mons. Devani, W Horley. Paris; "
Brown, N Y; j F Ford, W Penn Lehr, H K
Johnson, Paul Berger, Master Adams. L Lin.
ton, C E Ford, A Allegne, Bait; n X Barnam
and lady, Ga; Don Jose NJ kemises Rofarril,
Dona Josefa, Don Juan Garroz, D Lamberto
We'll, W A Raney. W Ellicott, Va Craw-
ford, Pa; L Oldham, Va; D W Snowden, Md
II R Kness, D Jacoby, Phila; w Kittrelle,
H; J Hall, N Q; R Corwin. Md; W Kelly. N
j; A W Crabb, n; II C Hobart, Rem
nard, Md; King and daughter, Mrs. S Tar
rant, Ala; j W Holman, d A Holman and Ia
dy, Geu. Edwards and lady, Culbert and
lady, Ga; W Hay. N J; Casserly, Cal; J A
Kennedy, Devlin, n Y; Tyson, Pa; Hon
H A Muhlenburg, Pa; w W Sallade, II G
Wright, Fla; Hon. John L Dawson and son, Pa;
Hyde, West Point; D Keeling, Va
Brosrn's Hotel.-G II Hamilton. George
town College; Ed Eitue. do; P W Moore do;
Nuitz, Md; NJ Christie, England; r Hill.
Pa; j Ross, n Y; w E p Noble, Pa; W n T
Berkeley; Va; Prof, Hopkins, Annapolis; j D
Diet family, La; Miss Homer Va; Miss Las
ley, Phil Fanny Lasley, do; II c Levitt, Md;
G Hillary, do; j RUSSELL, jr, do; Darrow,
Fort Plain DR.. J Gould, U NJ; R L Cox,
La; Mrs. Box. and servant do; Miss Cox do
J 3 George, Nd; W Cotton, Mail Agent; w
Chine, Ga; j c Noyes, Cal; j Chase Mass;
J A Gilman c; Mrs. Gilman, do; Mrs Bate
Connecticut; Miss Shildon, do; Miss Bates,
Miss Scott, n C; NJ Goggin, Va; W II Hall
Ga: C J Storm, n Y; J A Wright, Ill; M
Grymes, Washington
Irrimg Hotek.-J L Brooks A D Bowlin.
Tenn; W Huymes, Mo; Benz. J Lea and lady,
Tenn; It. Geo. Seldcn, Capt Saunders, 1t
Rowan, L n; Richard Lynch. La J Magun
and lady, N Y; Capt. W C Templeton. n O: III
Lindsey, D c; Al Myers. BALTIC. Capt W de
Duaslof, n Y; B F De Bow and lady. C;
Hon j F Strother, Va; Van Dyk, n Y; o P
Mather CT; j H Strother. St Louis; J II Jones,
Detroit; A B Young, d c; R Mcdowell, Pa;
Garesche. Del; Dr. Scott ID C.
United States Hotel-C L Saunders. E P
Jones and lady, Nd; T C Gait, Va; earn,
n !; B Johnson, Ala; G Janney, Md; W 7
Faircloth. N c; j M Coyle, Va: J I Hammett,
G W Wolf, Phila; R McCreary, Penn.
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EXCURSIONS.
FOUR TRIPS FOR
MOUNT VERNON AND WHITE HOUSE
On the Fourth of JuIy

-elE The first boat leaves Washing.
astszzsa ton for the White House at -
and Alexandria at 81; the second boatIeayes
washington for Mount Vernon and the White
House at 81, and Alexandria at lOI. the third
boat leaves Washington at q. and Alexandria
at 8; the fourth boat leaves Washington at g.,
and Alexandria at It.
Fare. round trip, to Mount Vernon, IS cts:
White House Pavilion, so cents.
A good Band of Music is engaged for the
Pavilion and the Boats.
Dinner furnished at so cents-Supper, 25
cents. Persons wishing to dine will please
procure tickets from Mr. George F. Howard
on Saturday, the ID instant Those wishing
to take their own refreshments can do so
There will be Refreshments furnished AT civ
prices on the boat and at the " hite House
The boats will leave the White House
for Washington at 81, | }. g, and III at night.
s sSs SHES sGbsEr, Captains.
lie 25-1t
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Arrival Of the Africa.

We learn by telegraph that the ocean
steamer Africa arrived at New York this
morning. The Russians seem determined
to occupy, if they have not already cccu-
pied the Danubian Provinces, which
Louis Napoleon declares will be viola
ton of the treaty. England has not yet
taken any decided steps. Russia is said
to have accepted the proposal of Austria
to mediate.
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New SOUTHERN WATERING PLACE.
The project Of building up place of
healthful and fashionable resort at the
junction of the Chesapeake Bay and Po-
tomac river appears to be progressing
finely. The location is one of the best in
the country, having all the advantages and
none of the disadvantages of Newport,
Coney Island, and other popular water
ing places.
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Ladies' Fair.-The Ladies of Bladens-
burg and vicinity will hold Fair on the 4th
of July in the beautiful Grove contiguous to
the celebrated Spa Spring A great variety of
useful and fancy articles will be exhibited for
sale, together with ices and confectionery
The proceeds of the Fair are designed for be-
nevolent purposes. The place being so access
sible by railroads, turnpikes, and fine country
roads, but little trouble can be encountered in
reaching it, lie 2S-td f
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ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY. &C.

TIVE Subscriber. late of the firm of Eckard1
i Brother, to whom was awarded a first
class diploma at the recent exhibition Of the
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute respect
fully solcits continuation of past favors, al
his new stand, under Gadsby's Hotel. Penn
sylvania avenue, where the usual stock of q
frst-class establishment may be found
Prompt personal attention will be given to
f, nishing Of Parties. Balls. &c.
HENRY ECkARDT.
Late of the firm of Eckardt & Brother
ie 29-3teO
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70 The Pittsburg Union hoists the
name of William Bigler for reelection to
the gubernatorial chair of the State of
Pennsylvania, to show on which side
they are in the war which has broken out
against him.
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TOILET ARTICLES

DAY WATER, Excelsior OK Marrow Pomade,
- superior article; Barry's Tricopherous.
Gilman's Ricinine, Cologne. Lubin's Genuine
Perfumery. Thompson S celebrated Toilet Soap
in bars, the best and cheapest in use; Lily
White, Rouge, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dress
ing and other Combs, together with a good as
sortment Of fancy and useful goods for sale
very cheap for cash at
LAMMOND'S Comb and Variety Store,
je 29-3t 60 7th street. I'd door below T.
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Fourth Of July,
La - ~. ESI4sss.zi5z!e- ES5yIasa.zszsE1
EkY ~ 50 49, 60 ~ sAssSSSs
SONS OF TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION AT
BLADEESBURG

ohAo1ANooOOS.
TNIIE Grand Division Timothy Division. No
L |. Crystal Fount, No. ?. Equal. No. 6,
Northern Liberties No. - Metropolitan. No.
Ia. and the Cadets eff Temperance, will meet
at Temperance Hall, at o'clock. and proceed
to the Railroad Depot, at q precisely. with
Banners and Music, where they will be met
by Howard Division, No. =. and George Wash
lngton, No. -, of the Navy Yard: the whole TO
proceed by the Cars to Biadensburg. On ar
irving at the station, Procession will be
formed, and proceed to the place selected for
the celebration, when the Declaration of indie
pendence will be read, and Public Speaking
continued throughout the day
Sons of Temperance of Maryland and Vir-
ginia, friends of the cause generally, and the
Ladies particularly are invited to attend
By order of the Committee:
GEO. SAVAGE, Chairman.
Round trip tickets, Is cents.
lie 2S-3t
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FOURTH OF JULY
PLEASURE EXCURSION TO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
CAPE HENRY,

reE The steamer OSCEOLA,
sssst4Tz39sEazslashavins undergone thorough re-
pairs, will make pleasure trip TO the above
places on SATURDAY. the Cd of july leaving
Washington at O'Clock and Alexandria at Il
O'Clock P. IN, touching at Piney Point, and
arrive at Norfolk next morning Sunday af
ternoon she will make a trip to Old Point, and
again on Monday forenoon and afternoon.
This arrangement will afford passengers ample
opportunity to visit the many attractions at
Norfolk and Portsmouth. TO view the Atlantic
ocean. to enjoy the pare sea air. fish, battle &c
Returning. will leave for Washington after
the display of Fireworks from Fortress Monroe
The Table will be well supplied with all the
delicacies of the salt water.
70 Good Music will be in attendance
Passage and fare for the round trip, Sc; for
gentleman and lady. Sl0-children under
twelve years and servants half price with the
privilege of returning on Thursday, the eth, or
Monday, the llth.
JAMES MITCHELL. Captain.
lie este
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U The leader of the Chinese rebels,
it is said, is only nineteen years of age.
He is called Chu kickin. A reward of
1000 taels of silver has been offered by
the Imperialists for his capture.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-30

[TCol. Tolamon Cuyler, lawyer at
Adamsville, Georgia, and brother of R..
r. Cuyler, of Savannah, was murdered
near his residence on Saturday last. Four
arrests have been made on suspicion.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-30

WHO'S GOING TO BALTIMORE ?-Fare
only $l.25.-On tomorrow the new
AZ cement of the Railroad Company
goes into effect.
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4 TIL OF JCLY.-Madan!e HUNTER. CRATE
4 full to her friends for the patronage she
has received: has enlarged her rooms so as to
accommodate her visitors more comfortably
and intends to give a grand ICE CREAM
FESTIVAL on that day. Ice water in abund-
ance. Music on the Piano, and singing by
an amateur News june 29-4t
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T. A WATSON

q. a. " BUN,
MARBLE & BROWN STONE YARD,
Massachusetts, ave. between 4th and 9Th SITS
MARBLE MANTELS and MONUMENTS,
lNl TOMB and HEAD STONES. kept con-
stantly on hand All building wOrkfurnlshed
at the shortest notice and at moderate prices
lie 24-tf
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TO EPICUR ES.
TURTLE STEAKS AND TURTLE SOUP

TNl1E Subscriber has received from Nassau,
i a lot of the finest TURTLE of the season,
which he will serve up in STEAKS and SOUP.
Soup will be ready at IL o'clock, a. M. to-
morrow. and families supplied at so cents per
quart, any hour of the day.
All the delicacies of the season on hand
and will be served up in the best style, as the
subscriber is determined to use every exer-
ton to give general satisfaction. His friends
and the public generally are respectfully re-
quested to give him call
W. Z. BENTER,
Washington Hall Restaurant,
ie oct Cor. Pa. av. 4 9Th st. 8 side
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Coz REWARD, l will pay for the detec-
SAc ton of the person who stole copy
of List of Suspended Pensions The party
is strongly suspected; as few persons are
aware of its value. and only such one could
have taken it. 4 word to the wise
ALFRED HUNTER,
je 29-2t News. next to L. S. Hotel
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
LOST.

LOST.
~ strayed or stolen from the subscri.
~ Der. on the 18th instant, a BAY
MARE and COLT, with scar on the right
hin. where she has been cut. A reward Of S.
will be given when brought to my house on
Al street. between and g.
ie 27-dIw* AL0NZ0 r. FOWLER.
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GRAND EXCURSION.
TINE ISLAND FRIENDSHIP CLUB re-
l. spectfully announce to their friends and
the public that they will give an EXCURSION
DOWN THE POTOMAC on FRIDAY, July
18th, 1858, on the steamer PowHArAN.
Tickets 81 Particulars in future adver-
tlsement. jc ?l-eo 2w
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0hope is ever pointing her telescope
to the better time coming.
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DUTNAM'S for June has been received at
i BAKERS Periodical Depot, on 18th street
near Maryland Avenue. je 27-3t
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sA, w,,s tlrt,r, Tu as BestOs Aours eAAst
TT he W sss to- Cd T. city ~ ts steam Fortes
Murray SaiS IN CO. With bsk T. poesss for Neslo.S
ssrk Rose StAn6ish Mana NeWOHns Is days cotton o T. u
Bsfs cs.fse lof csudsnl Nek- Nsworsn ~ AZ md
Re Bar ed q ssst q, q g ons 7. y 81 A 3. ~ = 80
ship DSen. erns NE LAT s. 90 ons - s~ ss NJ ; Ceaens
Bsrl esorss Nse.Ss A schmidt Sswasis, g g. dse to
Bra May Southport Lssy MAss IS "a. cotton to Snail
Brs Revsis ios Thouasor) copn, cAna - Sss sas 70
r W Trundv Ssisd IN co wih hrg 4 Ring for NeFlork .
Brs Niagara of BANGOR HARDING NatSEss IS isyS saEa 70 2
Buck Co Sailed with hrE Grand Turk t PROV aenoe
Brig Delhi of ProvpcetoWnl GToseE, Neavtas APn IL inS
Bre Arsd CBr) Dernas CarisDss days and roass
Bra PSasGi lof ThOatOal Sorr csafasrOs April n @gU
sch Marie (Frl Of P 2 l. novuie McDoasi vio ded
April 81 Kingston va Havana April Is eofee snt copper 70 1aa
sehr Capitol tsG Hanpdea Campbell Jennie Nlssa. P
seh Fskir o Ns~por Taylor Mstasora and Key West April
ehsr tof HsrrueD ron West ladies Tor Pornl lar
long a. sToke ship Eoao Holmes I'm New Orleans for
erro 9Th st 8 a. long IS 81 sPoke es Aoon Sooqe m
sshI james orr Hector. Cieafusso 4 d. Hln'on
apples &C &c PsAa sailed ar Charles Henry for
Nsworeaus 9Th of Care HsAs spoke brs Wesssr Kelly
Shr ToOker Barbados q d. hides copper, & to
| ProprHsr R Z. Forbes, Morris Boston, IS hours
| BEtOW-Two hruS
Pigeon MAnzAaA; Frances Palmer, Smith, Mschis ani
wIND-At Sunset. ssE.
ship no Sui-h hrve sncho- " Sp
Capt Srcr OF ship Helena At SAn Fsnoseo from Liverpool
suv chart The isrd about miles oug and half miles
broad lie lowered and ashore. WHERE be Ai
he lought him He that captain the
FIST who discovered H. bur could ind Capt SaclNr
gEano bed
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ALExANDER-TOOMBsID WaShipgtoa, Ga, April ~ VIM f.
Axspos Mus Mary Lsui daughter Of Hon Robert Ioombs
BROWN POMEROY-At Southampton, Mas Apnl n Thomas
Brown sgsd a, and Mrs Harriet poneroy aged ~ =,
-COOLEY~-At Syracuse \. Y May Mr William
Eews Barnard Of Sacramento City 10 Mia Melinda b. Cooley Of
e1BTIII-sMITHAt stsniope N j. May T. Francis f. Bell Of
NeU.York City, 20 Hannah y. smith
CLOiGH-MORLEY~-Apnl H. on Crooked Creek scott Town
sp M samuel Clough late OF Name MIS- MAY moIe'
CIJILFN-WAUGHAt baltimore, Nd, May Charles NJ Cai-
len OF Georgetown Del Miss C. Virginia only daughter OF Rev
Hartford Conn, May Chatham A
Grim Of New York and Della 81 eldest daughter M "Afeh
oGRETKR-w EBsTER,-At Eew-IIsven, May 8, Mr. James
Greene. o. Hsbhil, N. y, 10 Mis- Hannah Nebster - .,
HOWY-sNOW--At CaTlinvile. III, April q Mr. n j. howe,
pabsber Of The Maooupn Statesman MIS- Martha T. Snow
sTRANOE-NUZUM.-OD Thursday, May D by Rev. DR.
Pound John r. LErange 10 Miss Mare Nuzun both natives
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1852 by Rev. Thomas Anage
Pastor Norfolk Baptist Church Al his residence NO ~ GIN
fsD Alexander Murdoch Miss Mary sutton al Of thsc
PERRY At Rochester, L., May Mr. joseph NJ
Perry. OF California and Miss Cornoha A. Barnard 49,
ROlINsOR- WfLCOX-At Depere Wis, April a. Mr. Albert G.
Bobnon Junior Publisher Of The Advocate with Martha A. daughter
"nhIFoaD~ AT washinsop D. c, May Colonel
Philip Raiford Of Alabama 70 Miss Fannie Jefferson Of Ms
seu daughter the late Hamilton Jefferson Of Virginia go
sNO W BARROWS-Msy T. by Rev. John W. Case, Albert A.
snow of Boollyn ~ " Miss Della BarTows Of Mansfield Ct
the gift LOAF Of cake from tine happy
pair whom invoke long OF happiness and all imaginable
sMifH-BkrEs-AL itchfed Conn. May 2 j. Edward smith,
d. ID, Of Kent, TO Miss Octavia Kenyon Bates . . - =,
sTANLEY-BOON.-At Naerown, n W May 3 Mr. George NJ
Btany Louisville KY to Miss Sarah daughter Of Wm Boon Est
WEBB- AEDERSON-At New-OTeens La, April q, Joseph
Warren Webb ESQ., Of Aurora T. aud Mrs Eliza w Anderson
WAIJIs1 REMsEN Jersey City j. on the 9th inst, by
Rov Inbre Mr. William T. Wallis 10 Miss Henrietta Rensen
both Of that place ,. . ~. A., 49,, .. Ar,
weedmaB formerly ST. Augustine East Florida Miss Francis
dauahter OF jonas w. CLARK.
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Mnrkets.... Report.f By T.lsarsrA

Albany May e-Recepts this port since Saturday FLOUR ~
foH M. MHEAr bushs Com, 1890 bush bERLEf lVD
tsb good demand better rates sies 80 oos H
81 Tor s,s 81 69as 81 % for and mixed Western
WHrsT ! fru with good milling inquiry Al 81 10 los Mehsa,
- 200 bnsb CosN good demandi 5000 bush sold a. oc ~,
,d W.sterp aud for yellow round ZgV ouih o5o~ed
RALLY sod Al OATS dull and lower SAs " to i"'I
MHIsKY 22ic. =, -. or.s,.. q, The sc,la. 10
head a 40 sold sd tie remainder Tese aisp -
Ntsts Prices averaged - 70 - - on me hDl eiA %
% net and syerazng q Is os HoSs-sGPPJ mossfAi'
and quoted nOninay a. - . % - s, The ,.., a hoor,
81 oys q tC0 bbs; MHEAT, Suo pusni IoNN eleV
& R.vrv ~ O0O lush. FLOUR = hfn Do ~ih'9, ehtlss.
p ia ~ a. llaSi Sales Of about LOO bes WiAr -
49, ar srm a 81 tGSl - FOR ONO ana 81 VI Ahs
uf little dong ohes CT ~ D4sA o. ''e
81 FREICHTs 20 Albany are az "a &c
o 81 sales % COTTON tOay nave oecn Nv
-.nsss fom 8alCic. The Market $40 70 no ehAn2s.
Pvr ~ NAV 6The sales u CorroH to-day were w.
urces quote Niodln{ 81 i'c Inc increased
- a. IN, port over year are os Daies ana AZ 81 olisia
go bes sales OF the week oVv Dle SOCK <''oV
bales. Cofros 100 bales
sfeady trces Strict Mddlins A. NC a,u film, IL, Oh
The Baltcs etters lA'e CAl'ea -u
sI Mt and the have as yet amounted 10 oat SO
bales. ~. corros market hash dull during the
49, vith small seles WOoL-lhe stock VI escs - ntn-
rsfber improved. The weeks e have oeen olO
nese - s-Buys taken everything offered TINS ~ee<
syt Al ic advance. sales durns the week s' pieces
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Providence r l. seh7s Chsslss Ha~-a - Pha~s.vh n
2. T.' Ko, 81 S. SPrsi S. xs Wee So
h Frs,iessse 81 F's Az CO 80 Hsss sssa FL
1Dss Harssr Norsh Of Furogs' Tsnot Anssas Co.
sSsTAs EI1 F1issis, NyiRs'sa sc. csi' Ea.SS ~
Norihsrn Poris A1so5s : $3.50 $50 U.s. 's Ass
&C CRY PoNr-4Tr Msy6 ship Hasi Ausus'A Liverpool 8,
81 East a1eaI1s My 81, y,sss S' ss.
'A FAT sivFR@tTr Nav .Ar Yaatc. CuS,niuss SsA
TT " az Kslssy New.Yok 5 NJ ssadass, wilzzs Pa
a'PsAIovrrI Apr s-S,d big Rdsogt smith Psso-.s A.,
schr- Charter Osl Se.e mi heurestS s'in ressA
az, NJ Nv ~ : tr,srss Drsso. 90 -
.cS ToSs HsnS PAiadePhia va Key West ca susPss
NySTiC N,Ss Sia .oop trona Niles N-~yors
NFw.SFDF6RD Va, s Sd siooe Rsp9ses So~is. AAsay.
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