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TREASURY DxrARrAasg,
ONCE Light house Board

4 4. once Light house Board.
m II sssahaftHt a Washington, August 5, 1851
and building ssaeoah.s and day beacon JAIME.
yIrrins al ths following named points
light Waite shoa,, shellb bank, bare at t.Ay
Day on Days roin,n bank bare a. SAY
shool-," sheliDanl bare a, ay
Creek" a-ahel bank bare Gully a, the loves, tide
A. M g. ? and . are 10 81 odss ike ae.
and, with me beacon on Days Point ia The same
be received separately for 's beaeonsh'. and the day
Genera ds.edg,,oa olOsaesn,sn.s, g. 2 and ~ VI.
White saoa 81 yo ro S,s ?. and o" "pssp
soundnon. plies either pneumatic placed
she sob and TO foe, inches above high
Ter ma a ss Snshs low ~s ne head. Of ne
collars receive pieces Of round timber feet length
the base Of which iormed =" timber. resting 10 and of
Diagonal Iaeins bIaeug
The bass Of the dws'a i,o@ The angle es q the oenYe piles Of
s CLEAR and divided mo sitting ROOM chamber Kitchen and
and III stand and drip the oay strictly Of
s 10 hays so doors and eg Windows opening on The
posed ckaees Of boards onsued and grooved Outside
tonEusd grooved Railing gallery newell
ps .sa az n & % 0 aas
and vertical a.msas feel high feet inches interior di
dwelling and lantern win pitch Of ss The hssh, Of
aast aa = n s' s. 81 %
Of plate inch Roof OF dwelling of boards,
covered heavy Tin all round the former, with
conductor The latter with iron dome smoke ne
A. 'aS s p p" sas S M BE- pr ~ t
Board the contractor required TO furnish The stand only for the
Geness ofd-y O on pay's Point w,oush,
rising Is feel above e ground 70 pass through and Be- sustained
having four separate arms buried ia under the soil
s sas. q and i s sses . Soss OF
inches. rsapiag ouas with equal spaces Of nshes
the .o, coupled By sleeve but length
the iron whether wrought east be hest American,
and all timber and lumber d the qualities Of their knd well
and sap shasx Or s 81 ac ss a
n.y. The Workmanship throughout be OF die bes, The
to pa'o pared. All
Which, q win s IL ~ m s
coaraco and be examined the office OF The Lsht house
as ss, and ss9 Ssr
drawing. s,ssed Being eons,dsed par, subject
inspection during is progress Of The supnendns engneer
faithful in conformity with the provisions Of tue contract
hs bids 70 be By written guarantee signed By
opo.a be accepted enter into contract and bond with proper
assignment contract
the ofhc department win be forfeiture Of the The
tract.
bid from other considerations than the amount.
All bid, should be endorsed eopoat for building beseo" sA
signed Secretary Of the Lish, house Board ashin on c.
ns % e a OF BIDDERS n'Ss
Tsose will considered that conform the requirements
Psymsnts viii be made desired during progress
on sccoun, OF D. and A. on the satisfactory completion
% % b S nse !. S Of On inc
dwelling q cent covering in and finishing the lantern %
CENT and the balance on the entire fuhimen OF the con
ora win be made until the work
800. ru.. EDM'D L. F. HARDCAsTLE,
Engineer seerstnry Ligh, house Board.
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Carrot Errsrsros OrrIcy,
Washington, II. c., May 4, Va

n,
Washington, ID, c., May 4, 1859,
IN information regard TO American Ornamental
suitable interior decoration Of the extension OF
Capitol Washington, all owning veins
auarri~s Of United which worked
capable being worked invited tn send this
The specimen. should be in blocks Of cubca form six inches
each face.
Tn. following should accompany each specimen exact
county once, OF owner
qparry, deve nj the nearest sss
boat railway stopping place Of blocks ini can he ohsned
81 the the direction,
veins inp ~ch the rock u divided
howsd the dsm~ns'ons above
they should be bored snd n the paper giving the
should enclosed the bos and smother
BY The bou distinctly marked with the Of the
sender, well directed To this once.
ordinary channels OF
and reasonable freight VIII he rs'd their
delivery hss ONCE
Editors country paper. s.p.rsy usr
suspected confer benefits upon their die
by
receiving copy advertisement once
In send
'''' - NJ O Mnras
Captain Of Engineer. In ch.rre or trsn.on o. 4 Capitol
May I7--ls~ar~p
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CHOCOLATE, Coeos, and Brcms.-W. BAKER co.'s
u chocolsies, cocoa and hfona
which been awarded by the chief Institutes
Un,on for sale by all the principal groceries in
the United States, snd by their agents
Hussey Murray New York Grant and wells, Philadelphia
" Brundire, baltimore Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
WALTER BAKER n Co,
Ap3-diy Dorchester, Mss-.
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ID sahscribsr has received
supply rsfsestcssn
featured g. Of Philadelphia and which received
dp'os Mechanics Institute ~ this city,
Its by efsmined used THE fse
rso he decidedly article IL 70 1rssg~d
each s''c'~ Of food crwsoo sr''ssy separate ~ removed
WIN facility BY of construction current o. cod ar
n constant circulation and within each sps
sm ~ simple v-n'sins consrivsree the complete IN
IVY ofths Whole apparatus il inyussd. ~ II s4
msr"factn-rs' prices with The privilege Of beinsre
ApW-s - ~ Iron Han
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Mo.e. Keller assignee John Bdsas In entry No
Mcnsbs land district WISCONSIN, describing W. offs w
Z, ~, IS 81 E. the dupics. which
has mail have made application The Commits
oner o the General Land Once S o the ~ my
dollars said JOHN LAST.
Carr BAY, March 81, lss3-June so-lsv6~
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United stases Patent Once,


IN petition Of Leonard smith, II rabar7 New
but Troy New YORK. praying for tn. Of
granted TO him The eighteenth day Of Ocche A. D. 1897
for machines,
OF ad place the eighteenth
October, eighteen hundred and my three .##-
ordered Patent Once
on Monday the third day Of October u O'Clock, and
all notified they
why said petition ought be granted
persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
once their objections specially
DAYS before the day o hesrns Al eouy filed by either
be used At the said be
codnnce with the rules OF the Once which win be furnished
piication.
Ordered ALSO that thi. be published Union
eeenc.r, Warrington city rsnpsyvansn, rhsdeiphs, Pa
Albany Atlas Albany New York True National New
York Post Boston, Msssscue and the Hartford Times
Hartford Connecticut, for
previous the third day Of October
49, f-IE.I1.T s. CHAs. MASON,
Commissioner Of r,,sns.
Of papers viii please copy srnd
once, with containing this nopee
July W-lsw3~
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UHLAHD-s HOTEL, New York, No SAB broadway,
w spdo accommodated Of ~,
public. and htted with all the modern
nished a The
formerly Wiads Hotel Wsshngton D. c. will he happy
ofh former friends ALEC all those Of the travelling public VITO
msy him Win osi.
Ed. WILLARD
Nuw YosE, May t7-2mf
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msdcatsd preserving soften
and promoting the hair,
curing diseases II the skin external bruises h The
~ all Bsry'r Tcopherons wbeth
sr Tor the Improvement and IMMIGRATION Of the sir erup,op
CUTE bruises &c. head ~ Intended
the n-copsidssd
and facts besr The million Of borics
the receipts cash viii
that amount, The number ordrs which daily arrive the depot
and mandatory 3 addressed Professor Barry
closing cash, requiring immediate would scarcely
believed The wholesale demsnd from 300 900 boules
day, prohrhiy hair
Joined The popularity Of article everywhere and liberal
10 dealers. combine its sales with rapiy
snd composition, made considerable
add value. For sse,
137 Broadway
BY the principal merchants and druggists throughout the United
Canada West lods Great Bfan France
ard ny = Parker aud lanes L. Gibbs Washington D. G. Sold
large bottles Price " cents.
l-dNms
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10, s vurnsss AZ psst. ssty wsusatr, VI
land. r.srved 10 satisfy ousds Of The Ella miles
such eonison and insure secSsssy,
sa,dxnr, with insuetions
eeiysIs ..,,., ..,.x
E9.# Fl Comlnission o Land Once
may25--wI3w WsNs#
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Proposal. Sos Timber for tho Navy.

NAVY DEPAsrassr,
Bureau OF Ordnance and hydrogr Apply, July ~ 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed tsroposais Timber" will
- be received his M ed
Of August next for furnishing delivering uhceI
each VI she several Chaesown, Massachusetts
Brookn New York and eospor, Virginia. following do
.eEs Ilbur
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FURNITURE v~rntsbtag, Repairing, and Johbssg
shop rennyvania south SIDE between 18th and ~
Lambs fame
and others furniture Of repair
calling shove FIRST
viii fasoring
~ok With mode,
confidently sa,icipses % public patronage
c.d and p,inied In Imitation various woods
vo, the undsrsned respectfully soicits copnusnc.
sam n wAIMSIRy
July Gleotm (
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NOTICE. hereby give whom that
~ intend applying General Land ONES Of the rns nae.
fof scrip OF the lanes Point. Of land
No. 1907 November $780, and issued 70 Henry
Daring ensign the ysnin State line during the revolutionary
which has h~-r
for 2s6sf in which
Points, deceased.
Erccu,r and sol. devise. Of Jas. Points, dec.s.sd,
Al
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SEALED Proposal, endorsed .Propossts for build-
y cemetery the Naval Hospital Nor.
invited and win be received by the Bureau Of Yards
Docks ~ O'Clock Goth day Of August
for furnishing ALI the materials and erecting wall around the
cemetery Naval Hospital Norfolk, aud dead house
materials
which will b. exhibited bidders
Yard.
July i7-lsvtAur9o
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Mayors Proclamation
WHEREAS by entitled An relating to dog
25h July irl2 amending the same,
proved 2h April 1895 provided that "whsnevcr shalt be
satisfaction animal ~ ihs
dog within shall deemed considered mad"
sha be his proclamation requiring
be confined for
Der Of days he shall deem srpcdsnt and state in said
exceeding ninety days and shall be the duty
tho eonsisbcs lawful kill and
bury all and going large tho said proclams
- Ac.--
Now therefore, havng been mad. appear -a'soton
that ansls Of the dog Kind" mad within this do
hereby all whom that call snimsis
the kndn this required be kept confined for and
during riy hereof sud the police
required snorcs the
all such be und going large contrary mi. pocisms
under hand, once, in the city Of Wash
John W. MAuRY,
July I-lswsw Mayor.
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M u - -,
Washington Branch Ra,trosd.-Trsins Run Fol-
IAvE daily, except Sunday at and sk and S,
~ On Sunday al 8, a. aud 8, .. N.
The train express stops only Annapolis
ton and RELAY The others At all sa,oos.
1tsins 81 Z, a and ~ cenrset With annapolis
Do doc, a. m, and S, . m.
DO dos snd Z, and s, o. do
Pare from Washington to Baltimore 81 2j
DO DO do and return I So
Do Ann I
DO do do snd return ...... u 50
The round p ticket. al procured
and are good for hs day upon which they are issued.
It. n. PARSONS,
July h-du Agent
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EDWARD X COLLINS co,
BROWN, sHIPLEr, a co,
&c. ROBERTS CO.,
% Kings Arm. Yard, London.
sRas sose Dame Do. victories.
tn. o~rerr ship. accountable for gold silver
adnr sasd The value thereof therein expressed
JAMS
ron sALE-A tire. story dwelling eeos-,o~n
II. hes, style and sul,o IN. m.sn. attached Of
sss square and has '
.Sss.'' 70 George n s''"' corner Of Market 'd "d'T
Terms. onsrd cash the balance in 9. ~ and y mouths
Ercharr. Broker Nations. Hotel Buiains w.shins,on O.
AMERICAN ROUSE. Hanover street, Bo-tony NJ
Lewis Rice Rebuilt sn'1red and elegantly furnished possessing
and for the sccomnoda
'p S- g IT, ~ DIV %i,''"'s p'0"e'
JINGLE TOMS CAsIN~-a laehke d.susu.otype Of Mrs.
stowe .aho, Of Une, Tom. Cabin on stnS,on
~ih pou., Of sontss, the f.moa. I" Queen Of Song"
'hssns blankets, and house fni,hns good. generally
nc.
A.sso-a
NOTICE AND REMOVAL
THE hi. place Of business. until
INC nr Of November nsns in order 70 The .,,.rSa q
ew euns a. ne one ,nr. so% w an IL @ o
from the his late psce Of business where VIII BE- found a
reduce hs large stock Of goods previous
noe, he viii sell much reduced prizes
NeAu those indebted Mind enou,h
AL and settle he' seess' some % Which haze Been % ,a ssd
viii b. put the hand. Of collector for settlement very
make different arrangement in MY business.
July s-ddh RF
NocE ss,ss, give motto, g AZ whom his.
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NOTICE. NIsNIMNNIHs
entitled the Of empton OF the
townships above
proper once, payment
seeaf notice. before
pointed for the OF tho public sale Of the land
braoing the claimed Otherwise such claim VIII be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
sy Io-law3w
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d J. STEERS NEW GOODS Fur OEmTI.EMEs-
have just received another supply Of goods
men, mskng stock At the time very
who are about 70 supply themselves with csoshns
and approaching weather should
before they purchase elsewhere.
May S-inf
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NEW York. May I'D. tss3.-The undersigned DAY
IN opened ONCE, No a William EahsnssJ
for the transaction OF general brokerage business
Rsnk insurance, mining, rsrosh, government
securities bought IN =
fronsor bills Of exchange, and loan. negotiated
May is-du EMANUEL n. HART.
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"ooWNb hsse"cc - JsmsAsca 0tngev.--Thss
s'hce preparation ordinary
s''h~s nrrcn cholera, shovt, II s
aEes"f. mncoons, - Of i.-s,msbs psy
eocs ersrmc eho'crs and complaints children
pscuay emcnc'"ns no f~r,y sdvdusl without
which iufk in schsneinr climate.
se sure 70 get the genuine eerc~ which rtps'
only ny " ho~n a. hs drvs ard eer
OF tnh s-d Chestnut sres's al nc
respee''se sros~rsr-s IN the United Stses wsshnrs
- c. by Patterson Naiyn ard n 6,,v,er and
dus v.s'rs; by J u rierpoo,
49, ~ sne Cape a.oaheus Pavilion Ccnpssy1
- oSvery gwen that the csr
:" ssa co"pssy, chartered hv s~ne. a"sT
,ne .s's hs land Al the January session. will be or~s
',r'''"e 'snk, Chatb hrothess the o0es
eVsns Fact, In The ~ and n'''e'
sat the as'h o. July nsr, $50 -"
WILLIAM ~ DUNKISsoS,
~ w. RISQuE,
EDWIN RORISsoN,
- 1871 r .T t,ommis1rs~
June 21-dhslmo TI., p.r, r.
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Publie states Hllssarx laessr.. Of
Fort WfnnsbaSo, WiscousAm.
TUE Unitcd States Military Port w.o,
sin containing about four toasand land h
the f lots public auction nrns on
day of September, 1858, ~ 10 O'Clock n.
The reserve located At the
nver mo. connected by canal pssns p,y tnro~rh
s.rveD and contains of
Wisconsin The for, Iccsts1 o. an,
valuable town sites in this section ri State. er#
Maps showing the Dimensions loeaion of the various
can be seen ONCE previous 70 me Asy or safe
The terms Of sale cash, spscis hssas. 't
y. n. MAsTEH,
Assistant Qnauermastsr ". e. Amy.
hsssrArr QuAsTsExnrsas OvvIcs,
-. For wtunebssc, wis j June 4, 1854
July 92-eodtsshAug "
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The will accountable for gold
hull
gnsd and The value thereof therein expressed
Jan
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPT1oN CLAIMANTS.
Every emitted to the right 81
lands within the nsbps and
rated, r~Gur~d 10 establish the
'gef and receiver o the land once,
~ refor as ,o a' gaeos after seeing fhs NOTICE and before the
embracing the claimed w be
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the Cesesal Land Once.
lane lsuxll To-
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Collectors OAlce. Jolly Ia, 1859
NOTICE CHARACTERIZATION pvompe
IN hsrrhy that the nd
payable ~ this obc~ and that deduction
lowed by s~ fof the current year. paid hsose aa
August ensuing r. ROCHE,
July Is eo,df Collie ,rs
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,s1aa I'D 81 l.s.s -
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sEdtoFs " the above viii please and send their
bills the rs'en once with paper c"nsnins'hs nonee
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-06-02
LATER from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, May 25th.-Dates from
Mexico 10 the 18th have been received by
the steamer Texas. SAINT Anna had issued
many other arbitrary DEGREES. Legislative
authority was everywhere suspended, and
the offices oil Governor and Military Com.
mandant united in the same person. A de-
cree had been issued for dislrming all pri.
vate persons, and prohibiting them to possess
arms, powder or ammunition Of any kind
The Telegraph had also been brought under
the control of the government.
Santa ANITA had ordered the remains Of
all the soldiers who fell in the American
war to be disinterred and placed in suitable
sepulchres. He had also ordered the names
Of Generals Vasqnez and Leon, killed in the
war, to be inserted on the banners of the
army, aud considered as promoted to Gcner-
ais of Division before death.
A new National Bank had been started
based upon a Government loan Of So, 900,
600 or Sl2, 900 900.
The French Minister had assured the
Government that the new expedition o
Count Raonsett de Bullion had been dis
persed.
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TEIEaRApHIc IRTrLIIaRNCF.


BALTIMORE, May 27-The Virginia Elec-
tion-In the seventh district at Alexandra
gives Snowdon CWhig)lS05 majority.
As far as heard from Snowdon, Rainl
200 over last Presidential election where
Pierce had = majority Of T6I in the district.
The result is doubtful.
The 9Th district gives 428 majority fol
Faulkner (democrat) Result doubtful.
Millson, DEM. } is reelected.
BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Faulkner, demo.
Graf, is elected in the 9Th Virginia Con.
gressional District by $50 majority.
First district-Bailey, dem, elected with,
out opposition.
Second district-Millson, dem, elected.
Third district-CaSkie, DEM, elected BY
800 majority.
Fourth district-Good, dem, elected.
Fifth distfict-Wooton, whig, IT'S major
ity.
Sixth district-=K returns not received.
Seventh district Snowden, whig, 45l
majority abe I'D, 4 counties TO be heard from
Ninth, tenth, twelfth and thirteenth dis
tricts-No opposition to the Democrat,
candidates.
Eleventh district--No returns.
The Wings gain several members In tn,
Legisl ature.
No definite returns Of Commissioner q
Public Works are received yet.
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CHAIN PUMP
or Maier

Y Nha undersigned in offering to the citizens Of Ian
l. caster and its vicinity this valuable mode ofrais
ing water from cisterns aud wells, and ieels confden
he can render satisfaction TO all reasonable person.
wanting the article; having made some valuable i'm
provements in the Curb, Reel, Roller, S in turning the
edge the buttons on the chain, which adds materi
ally to its durability and ease 10 raising the water
they are applicable to %cisterns and wells Of ordi9ary
depths and when properly put up, are less liable 10
get out of repair than any other method OIL drawing
water. Some Of the
important Advantages
Of the above principle, consist in keeping the WATER
puRE BY agi alton caused by the revolution OF the
chain when in motion. and the reaction OF the water
in falling fIom the tube when the reel is stopped, in
getting the water cold and pure when drawn, in dis.
pepsing with the valves, which are liable to get out
Of repair in the ordinary pump, and in not freezing In
winter. which also prevents the tube from craklng'
thew raise the water as easy ifnot easier than any
other mechanical principle. ,
The above article is wARRAETED to be OF good
materials and we'll put up or they will be removed
and no paw or reconupense asked for the trouble.
Thankful for the liberal patronage already bestow.
ed. he williendoavor to render an equivalent to all
who ennuloy him. Reference TO any or al for whom
he has done work. Shop on Main street, Connells
Row. above the Eagle Office. {. F. BEVERLY
Lancaster MAY l9, 1888, Wy.
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CIcvcIand Market,

CLEVELAND, May 30.-Canal receipts this
morning were quite fair. Receipts Of Hier.
chandise from the east large and business
generally active. Markets are duh and a.
side from wheat few sales arc made.
WheatAWhite sold aflpat this morning
ut 81; Northern mixed 93c. Sales not as
easily made us on Saturday; mixed Southern
9I@92; Mathematician dull at soc. Sales
Saturday afternoon Of Northern mixed in
store Of 5000 blu at 944c.
Flour-Strait brands Of superine canno,
be quoted over SAC ,l29 and market very
dull at these figures; fancy brands in small
lots sell at $4,25; Extra Si,5O@ l,624.
Corn+-Market bears 50@jlc. Oats in
demand at 42@43c.
Pork-Mess continues to be held at $l5,-
SO. Hams-Primc sugar cured ll@l2c.-
Lard-No. l by the Dbl 9@0a. Salt-Fine
Scarce Sl.44. Fish-White 50 and $4,75
Water Lime-Market $I,3l4 l,37I. Egg
Market dull; those.
Freights Sowing to light canal receipt'
freights are very dull. Flour to Tonawanda
Buffalo and DunkiFk lOc; GRAND 10 2lc; doul
to Oswego %; grain do 5k@6; -four to Og
densburgh 35@37c; grain do7@5c.
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New York Market.

New YORK, May 30.-Flour-The mar
ket is quiet for the low grades Of state and
western -four, with little enquiry for export.
Canada steady. Sales 1000 bbls; sales wcs-
tern canal, 1000 bbls at 4,56@4,60 for com.
mon to straight state, 4,6O3@4,s7A for con.
mon to good Ohio, and mixed to fancy Mich
and Ind.
Whiskcy market is quiet and hardly so
firm. Sales go bbls 924@214 for Mich.
GraIn-The supply of prime white wheat
is very limited and this is much wanted for
completing cargoes for export. Sales 400
bush good Genesee on private terms.
Rye scarce and frmer.
Barley not plent. Sales 1000 bush fOir
western at 65 afloat.
Oats are dull and heavy. Sales western
dnd state at 46@4S.
Corn is quiet and easier. Sales 1900 bush
5s@5Sl for unsound; 6l@62 for southern
white; 64 for sound yellow, and CAGES for
southern yellow.
Observation-Disclosures of pork steady; de-
mand mo Ieratr. 1900 1856 for western
mess, and Is for prime; II for clear.
Beef is 10 limited demand; is quite plenty.
S0 10 for country mess, and II SOC $50 for
repacked Chicago and city mess. Primei is
inactive.
Beef hams dull; 1904.
Butter and cheese steady.
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Ar lvaI OF The Steamer Arctic.

New YoRK, May 30.-The Arctic, with
advicesfrom Liverpool to the 18th inst, ar
rived at 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
Cotton was frmer with a good demand,
and closed with a slight upward tendency.
There was no change in breadstufrs, though
prices were rather lower. McHenry says
bacon was active, and holders asking az
advance, which buyers, however, refused to
pay. Beef and Pork were dull. Bacon
Shoulders were wanted at 5 1 to 35s. Cheese
was scarce and 10 demand. Lard had ad-
vanced 81 per cwt. TaIIow was steady -
Cloverseed was 6rmer, owing to the contem-
plated reduction in the duty. Rice was in
more demand. Brown e. Shipiey report a
good demand for cotton during the three
days, Notwithstanding the. holidays, at ex.
IRENE prices. The sales were % 900 bales,
Of which spectators took 1900 bales, Ond
exporters . 800 do. The market closed with
an upward tendency. Trade at Matches
ter was active aud prices a shade better.
Mrs. Stowe had received a most enthusi-
as,ic reception at Exeter Hall from the
British and foreign A nti- Slavery Society.
The Earl Of SALISBURY presiding. Professor
Stowe and the Rev. Mr.. Ward, u coloreL
man, made speeches.
The Arctic brings $50 passengers, among
whom are WIN. d. Riyes aud family, anC
Commodore Aulick, the latter bearer Of dis
patches from China and London.
We also have advices from Rio to the l4th
April. Coffee was very active. The sales
ofthe month reached l75, 1000 bags. The
receipts were small, planters being holding
over, as the export duties are to be reduced
on the first July nine per cent. At Bahia
business was very dull.