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Markets.


New ORLEANS. May Z, 1853.
The sales Of cotton to day 600 bales at steady
prices. Strict middliDg is at 1oc.
NEW ORLEANS Nav 9-Noon
The Baltc's letters have caused dull feeling in the
cotton market and the sales day have yet amounted
to but 500 bales
CHARLESTON May Q, 1853.
The sales Of cotton day have been 700 bales prices
ranging from sac. 1oZc. The market shows no
change.
BALTIMORE May o, 1858.
Cattle market0ferings at the scales $50 head beef
cattle-400 sold and the remainder were driven to
markets Prices averaged 81 to 81 Is on the
hoo equal to IS $40 Is net and averaging 81 rs gross
Hogs-supply moderate, and quoted nomnaly 81 rs to
81 so.
The receipts at this port during the past forty eight
hours have been-four Fl 900 bbs wheat 20 600 bush
corn, SIS 600 bush; barley, %, 900 bush.
Flour is firm, but without change. Ohio is at 81 IL
81 81 with sales of about 900 bbs Wheat is dull but
prices are firm at 104c. O5c for Ohio and lO4c for
Michigan Corn is firm with but little doing sales 600
bush. at SIC for round yellow. Flour-Freghts to Al.
bany are at SOC. 58c.
ALBANY May 9, 1853.
Receipts at this port since Saturday Flour 80 900
bills wheat 900 bush corn 10 900 BUSH barley $4,000
bush
Flour is in good demand at better rates Sales 900
bb at 81 SO asa So for State 81 SO 81 o. for
and mixed Western. Wheat is firm with good milling
inquiry at 81 IS for Mchgan-sales 5000 bush Corn
good dema 900 bush. sold at 65 for mixed Western
and 66c for yelowsround 1900 bush rowed barley
sold at roc Oats dull and lower sales at 46c Prison
whiskey is at 22Ac:
PROVIDENCE, May 8, 1853.
Our cotton market has been dull during the past week.
with small sales. Woo-The stock Of fleece il light.
pulled rather improved The weeks sales have been
60 100 lbs. Printing Coths.-Buyers have taken every
thing offered this week Prices Arm at u advance
Sales during the week, 81, 500 pieces
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Port of New York, May 0, 1863.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Ships-S Austin, Morse. Galveston, ii BraiDe Co.
Progress Chase st Jehn NIB Nesmth Co. Della Maria,
BuIlegh st John NIB Cook Smith; Adratic Snow,
Liverpool p Buck a. Co.
Bark--Adeline, Frates Machias Me, G Marchado
Brgs-Boy nton Petiiogall Tabasco, Brett, vose co.
Abraaia, PenGeld, Rio Grande, II Corning W Russell,
Lesegane, Matanzas Escoraza Co; Grand Turk King,
st John, NIB Whitney & CO.. W Dugan Collins As
pnwan; Jenny Lind, Gilkey, st Marys, Nesmth Son.
schrs-sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven master;
Lady Suffolk Crowell Philadelphia James Hand; Stephen
Hotchkiss, Manson New Orleans E Fosdck; Athos,
Robinson, Vera Cruz, eager Co; Martha Maria,
Ferris, Salem master; Helene Griffin, Charleston y
McCready 4 Co.
Nancy Jane Gardner, Fall River master; Emily jane
Couch bridgeport, J Ii Havens II Bovine, Haiisen
Providence, Kinney. -
Shin Star Rer ublc Share Galveston (exas) 81 days
to Hussey Murray. o. =.
msstsr was towea TO the city by seamtug b Forbes
Bark George NicolAus (Ham). Schmidt, Newcastle, =,
4s DAYS, to II ATW Myer.
BARK Rose standsh, Magma, New Orleans, 10 days. TO
R.,s Chsnse TOT cAmdsn) Nieks,s, New Orleans,
s1 ut and the bsr sad. MAJ z, Lat % 30, Ion 70 50
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Highly Interesting from Ohio.

TRIAL OF THE MARTHA WASHINGTON CONsPIRA
ToRs-PAPERs ABsTRACTED FROM THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEYS oFFICE-MILLER, THE BANK FOR
GER, ETC.
CINCINNATI May Q, 1853
The trial of the Martha Washington consprators COM
mencea this morning. before Judge Mclean All the pr
soners were present except Nicholson and Stevens The
former forfeited his recognzance of OOO The Office Of
the District Attorney burglariously entered at
Columbus last night and several papers connected with
this stolen The of Mr. Burton, the principal
prosecuting Witness at Neil House, also entered and
his trunk ansacked but no papers of importance were
taken in either which cannot be explained. An i'm
mense number Of witnesses have been summoned, and
the trial has been expected to last three weeks.
Miller who confessed to having forged checks in this
city last winter, finally brought before the mags
trate to day BE confessed his guilt and committed
in default 900 bail His confession is substantially
the sta ted in despatch of Friday, but it is
reported that parties OF respectable standing not before
suspected, now implicated.
Msssrs Kirkland and Joe Barker of Pttsburg preached
yesterday in the market space. Some Irish women
used their tongues freely but disturbance took place
Mr.. Meagher arrived here this morning.
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CD 7th, schts White squail Ann sck Alexandria; Gales
Norton, Philadelphia. Ann sin,s, Bacon; ssussrss:
MONTGOMERY. ri whitney; bark Il. us; briss Usctsr,
musnds Good Hope; schr Gen wa.hDA ton; might ship
Charleston Bay State Eta and from me Roads, ships
Aradne Delhi. (he lstter left the city tia Thu
.ehss Eish. Brooks SeEsrson' DO; 4S j. warrsa.
Kelley, do.
o,s; Cd ship Sa s.. NAN Range, .ass so
BR6NswIcK GA~An April %, sshr Hartford, .Teagus,
CHARLESTON May s. briggs Moses, wiszs, M 'os.;
v vsSscI or Providence Sid sehs Cnsss I
rso A0 Noses Veiasco sehrs Louisins Cecrops DsA y
EAST MACHIAs-ArrM May 8, schr Yantie Ksrar, NYor*
sld4th sehr Three Sisters Hntley NYori In port 4th
se GTe Sscsnf lor nY %ax ready
for Portsmouth; 9th, Clarendon Marston Rockiand fer
GALVEsroN-sad about April IS, bark R H DOUGLASS.
HARTFoRD-Ar May I. steam schr Uncss, Bates,
Lyman Kelsey, NYork; NJ shaddick, Williams, Phna-
KEY wEsr-In port April %, schr Charles Roberts.
Post. for NYork LIST inst.
MoBnEaArr May 2, brig Lola 9swl, KSllnius. Rio
via Key West. CID brig Pembroke Brown, Boston
MYSTICISM TIC May q, sloop Apollo, Niles NY'.k.
1ssi 1Norws). Miller Bordeaux, Sin March N''''
propeller 0sss' M
Leeds, Alexandria Cotilda, Gderseeve. NYor: soops
James Lamphier Richards, NYork Washington, Rogers,
do.
NEW BEDFoRD-Arr May 7, schr Fly Clay, Nye, Phia-
delphia.
PHILADEIPHIA-Arr May s, ship Superior (Br). Ma
son Londonderry: 80 days barks Fanny (Br), Quinn,
Londonderry, SO days. Sea Nymph (Brl, Robson, New
castle, via Plymouth, 40 days Mary Sade Howes, Me-
ile galliot Aida Patronilla Duch), Potjewid Rotter
dam 43 days; brig Horace Greeley Chase Arecbc Pr,
10 days; schr Mary scul, scul NOrieans. Cid schr
Hopeton, Delano, Weymouth.
RoCKLAND.Arr May !. schrs Isaac Achorn, New YORK;
and Maize, do; 9Th, Bolivar, do.
RICHM0ND-Below May 8, bark Howard, from Liver
DOL
wARREN-Arr May 4, brig Miranda. mot MandarinD
Kellar Daren Sid 9Th schr Exchange, Rogers Bangor
Cor Philadelphia, according to wind
WILMINGTON, NC-Cld May 8, schr W Wellington,
Wells, Boston.
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Married,

Married,
On Sunday evening, May g. by the Rev. Mr. McClusky,
EARL 81. PIERCE, of New York, to MARTHA H. MARI, of
Gedwnsville, New Jersey
On Saturday May I, at the Church of St. Francis
Xavier by the Rev. Father verara, Mr. HENRY RICHARDS
to Miss MARY JANE POWERS
Halifax, Nova Scotia, papers please copy
On Saturday evening. May by the Rev James Miet,
at his residence 308 Broome street. Mr. ADAN STUART to
Miss DELLA LUNNY.
At the tirno and place. by tho Same, Mr. WALTER
DAVIDSON to Miss CAROLINE AMELIA SANDLAND all Of this
city.
On the I'd day of August 1852, by the Rev. Thomas
Armage, pastor of the Norfolk street Baptist church. at
his residence 1852 Clinton street. Mr. ALEX. MURDOCH to
Miss MARY V. SUTTON, all of this city.
At Brooklyn Thursday, May 5, by the Rev. Dr. Pse,
Mr.. JAMES G. DMoND to Miss MARGARET MCLAUGHLIN, all
of this city.
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Large Canal Break.

SYRACUSE, May 9, 1853
large break has again taken place about four miles
east of here at the aqueduct Butternu Creek
the place before The break is bad About
sxty seventy feet of the embAnkment is entirely washed
away, just east Of the aqueduct The channel of the
canal is cut out badly for about three hundred feet and
the towpath is cut out little The break occurred at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. It broke out under the
aprons of the aqueduct. There is large force of
and teams at work. and the supposon is that the break
will be repaired SO that boats may pass Wednesday
morning
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spoke ship Ellen MARIA Whtmore from New ORLEANS for
Trieste no date Lat IS g. Ion 10 50 saw chip Dadem
steering NE; lat IS 40, Ion IS, saw brig Cozssns
Brig Delhi (of Provncetown), GrOzsr, Esuvital April
Brig Si.s.I. !of Bans0r Harding M.'.ns.'' Is A'y'
Brig ReyeiIle (of Thomaston). Couant Csrdenas, 10
days, to R W Trundy 4 Co. .
Brig Pulaski (of Thomaston) Norris, Gsnuesos, April
Brig Mary iof SOUTHPORT Linsey, St Marks, IS days,
schr Capitol (of Hampden) Campbell, JEROME, via
schr Globe fooker Barbados % DAYS to Mtchill:
schr Minnie (Br). Downc gate Mcdonald, who died
April 2i) Kingston, ia, via Havana April IS, to Laza-
schr Maxon Rogers (of New Haven) Farren Matanzas,
days, to Psarsall May g. off Cape Hatteras, spoke
spoke brig Mechanic, Of Harpswe' from Maanzas for
Holmes from New Orleans for Liverpool 4th lat SO AZ
Ion 70 a. spoke brig Albion Cooper from San Juan for
schr James Br), Hector, Csnfuegos, II days, to Ha
milton.
Two prgs' unknown. s.upn
Taylor Quebec barks Carrier Pigeon Eaton Manzanilla
Frances Palmer, Smith, Machias; and Others
Wind at sunrise, SSE
The packet ship New World Knight, for Liverpool and
the clipper ship Ino, smith, for San Francisco have
anchored at the SW Spit.
[BY SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TrLxoRApH.l
THE HIGHLANDS, May 9--Suudown
Dutch galliot supposed to be the Fosca Helena is
coming in past the Hook.
Ships New World and Ino three banks, and two briggs
bound out at anchor near the Spit.
Two ships, one bark, and three briggs. in the 06ing
Wind fresh from the South. Weather clear.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

Arrved-Barks James Smith. New Orleans Zion, Ida,
and Justice Story, Baltimore; briggs Anglo saxoa, Co.
naives Henry Marshall Havana; Wetumpka Mobile; Ann
Elizabeth, Georgetown. de- Rhoades, BALTIMORE schrs
Anita, jacksonville W Dodge Trinidad; Edward, Will
mington; Grecian, Philadelphia; Honesty, Albany.
NEW BEDFORD, May
Arrvedship Gov Troup, Pacific, 100 bbs VIII and 800
sp oil; barks Hope, Indian Ocean, 900 sp Donnell
North Pacific, 800 VIII, 1856 sp.
May 8.
Arrived-ship Charles Pacific 700 bbls VIII oil Sally
Ann, do, 1000 VIII, 200 sp oil.
NEW ORLEANS, May7.
Arrved-ships Zenobia, Boston; Creole, and Ravens
wood New York
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From PHILADELPHIA.

MURDER TRIAL-CHARGE OF MURDER AT SEA.
PHILADELPHIA, May Q, 1883
The trial of James ONein for the murder Of ~ SILLY
at Olney, Philadelphia conntv -s' "'-.nonceo tnis
mig.
Captain Daniel Molony, formerly captain of the ship
Sarapac and recently commanding the ship Roscius of
New York, had hearing this orning before United
States Commissioner Hazett, on q charge OF having
caused the death OF two board the latter
sci the 18th Of December last He remanded and
left in custody, this afternoon, for New York.
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Memoranda.

IAUNcHED-The packet ship Chariot of Fame was
launched from McKays yard at East Boston about
on Saturday. Immediately after the launch she was
towed to the navy yard by steamer Forbes for the
purpose Of receiving her lower masts.
The clipper ship Water Witch. Of 200 tons, fully
masted the stocks, launched from the yard Of
Messrs Fernad & Pettigrew, Portsmouth, Saturday,
at IL O'Clock. She is owned in Boston, and will be
mapded by Capt Washington Pumer of p The builders
have another ship the Dashng Wave Of the size
and model on the stocks, not yet disposed Of.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

PHILADRLPHA, May V-4PM.
Arrived-Schrs Ellen Matilda, Wells, and Enterprise,
Russell Calais Sea Mark Heagan vinalhaven; JAS Bar
ratt Cobb, NYork North Pacific Buck, Norwich Alex
apder NJ Perry Wareham; Silvia E, Bovine, New Bedford
Providence Pennsylvania Routh Norwich steamer John
Marshall Clark, New York.
Geared-Ship Wales Lombard st John, NIB; schrs Jos
Risly Babcock; VIM Dayton, Douglas; Pennsylvania,
Routh Mail Crowel and North Pacific, Hewitt, Provi
dence Julia Anna, Harding Boston; Achsah D, Johnson
Nantucket Cora, Budd Washington NC Harriet Fuller
Bradley, Boston; James Barrat, Cobb, Roxbury; Ellen
Merrman, Merrnan and Cambridge, York, Boston; At.
lantc, Elwell Quincy Msville, Fountain, Baltimore.
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GALE on LAKE ONTARro--VEssELs WRECKED
heavy gale from the northeast swept over Lake Ontario
yesterday and last night and regret TO state Il has
been attended with serious disasters to the shipping
Two schooners wrecked the harbor Of
and IL is not improbable that shall hear Of wrecks AZ
other points along the south shore.
The schooner Vincennes. of Sanduky, from the upper
lake, bound for 0swego attempted to make this hArbor
last night during the gale but did not succeed and went
ashore east Of the east pier 1t Is probable that she will
prove total loss. The crew all saved.
The VincenDes cargo consisted Of 1850 bbls. four
5000 bushels Of wheat and casks Of ashes all Of
which 10 reported q total loss.
email schooner, name unknoy n, laden with lumber,
from Of the Canada ports wrecked just east Of
the yncennes We have farther particulars in reIa
ton to her, but do not learn that any lives were lost
into our harbor sometime about midnight but did mot
succeed and stood OIL up the lake We she
TO Niagara river. We seldom visited By gais that
onion, Mays.
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From the South.

ADDITIONAL FROM TEXAs-soUTHERN PLANTERS
COMMEMORATIVE MARYLAND LEGISLATURES VS..
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS, ETC.
BALTIMORE, May Q, 1858.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday last contain Texas
dates TO the Goth ut, from which learn that G. w.
Smythe had declined being candidate for Governor
The Galveston Nos learns that some of the heaviest
stockholders of the Red River Railroad, in New York.
namely Messrs. Erastus Corning W. s. McApn, Levi s.
Chatfed and 0. G. Clark expected in that city in
time for the organization of the company.
convention of Southern planters of Georgia. Mssis
sppi and other states, met at Montgomery Alabama,
the I'd inst. The Hon. G. R. Gilmer of Georgia. was
elected President Senator Toomos addressed the con-
vention by invitation
bill introduced in the Maryland Legisa ture to-
day to provide for the better security of
railrc ads in this State
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After many pleasant ride through the sylvan beauties
Of Greenwood 1t has often occurred TO to inquire
through your columns why the sepuchres OF dead
bones surrounding St Paus Trinity and other churches
in this city, houd thus remain without the aid Of the
architectural gardener.
Occasionally vault may be opened in the ground
rounding those churches, but grave and there
fore larger field is left unoccupied to be greatly beauti
fed by horticultural taste
aese sounds Especially the tive which have desig.
mated are now situated in the most dense part Of the
city and would think that the persons whose resi-
dences places OF business surround them would
this have aita'ed this subject We all however,
given TO the culture Of Dammon that very few throw
passing thought upon the culture Of flowers This taste
however refining to the heart, should be cherished
and encouraged and know Of better opportunity than
the embelishing and making beautiful in this way the
graves Of our ancestors.
think the suggestion has only to be made TO induce
the wealthy corporation Of Trinity Church at to
place the matter in hand and by the expenditure Of few
hundred dollars in repairing falling monuments Of de-
parted worth and in the purchase OF ornamental shrubs
TO make both of these churchyards the and
PRIDE Of the city instead Of being at present places to
be avoided Should however, the corporation OF Trinity
not move promptly really hope that ADLER pens will
come to the rescue and through the aid your powerful
press, that the great good designed will yet be accom-
phsned beiorethe summer sets in. FLORA
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Late apd Excit,ng News from Texas.

THE GOLDEN observation-disclosures DKPOsITxS
REPoRTED-KvERYBODY RUNNING TO THE MINES
NEW ORLEANS May 7, 1858.
The steamship Perseverance has arrived at this port
with Galveston dates to the Sd inst.
The accounts from the newly discovered gold mines in
Hamilton Valley Colorado river, of the most exciting
and fattering character.
The IAvena Journal says 90 The tide of emigration
is setting strongly towards the mines Four hundred
persons work each averaging IS to $l0a day
Some have already realized from 81, 500 to s., 900.
The farmers fer miles around leaving their crops
and starting for the mines Merchants sending large
quantities of goods, mining implements, &c. expecting
to realize fortunes.
The country, for hundred miles around, has been
examined and found to contain rich gold deposits in
every drectionsaid to be equally rich With the best in
California People in all parts of the State are in the
greatest excitement.
Governor Bell has consented to become candidate fer
Congress in the Western District Of Texas.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

AZ An packaoes and letters intended for The NEW YORK
HERALD should he sealed.
ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THs DAY. 49,.
spr RRn...........4 SO MOON RISES morn y 30
SYN 4Is .......,..7 O3 HIGH WATER. $50. .ev 10 Oh
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THE DANIEL wHBsTER BELOW NRw ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, May e-Noon.
The steamship Daniel Webster from San Juan Ncara.
gua with probably week later from California,
has reached the Balize.
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MAv'N0 lOMYAIs,

MATRIMONY MADE ASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
don VIII send to any sdS ss receipt Of dcsr pss4
paiai plain directions 70 enable ladies gentlemen to Vi
The devoted .HsSsiss: g. hs opposite - t
waiting that al married Irrespective age serscr
ranged With and dscscy that Ssssctie. 0sn -
asis ASessss = essssor Lswtoe, Bestoa, Mass M&ss
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THE FIRENIEN

DHENIx HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY, NO. g.
At the annual meeting Of this company held the
house on Tuesday evening, May 1853 the following
ambies, and resolutions we're unanimously adopted
Whereas Mr.. Harrison Redfeld worthy Foreman,
has resigned as member Of this company after being
nected with It the past years; therefore
Resolved, That In retiring from this pany Mr.. Red
field carries with him Jealous
and energetic which performed duties
the positions he held and
demeanor shown at all times and all
Whereas Our worthy Assistant Foreman, Mr.. John D.
Wilson, has resigned his office membership this
company; therefore
Resolved That in retiring from this company, Mr. Wilson
carries with him the of members the
faithful energetic and gentemanly in which he
always performed lis duty and that regret his paired
health the Of step which deprives Of worthy
and efficient member and honorable sincerely
hope that his health will be speedily restored may
continue long to contribute to the happiness Of his family
and numerous friends.
X. s. DERICKSON,
NJ JEFFERS, COMMITTEES.
T.. FULLER, II
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HOME STEADS.

CT NICHOLAS BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The next regular meeting OF this association will be
held Mt 1853 Bowcry Thursday evening next the 18th
inst at half o'clock when the entrance fee will
raised to FIVE dollars for each share Shares will
deemed at this meeting. ROBERT ID. HART, Secretary.
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and all pc rsons making proposals TO supply any
article will state whether the same 10 of the growth
and manufacture Of the United States.
The articles are to be delivered at the Office of
the Clerk on or before the 18th day OF October
next, and to be paid for as coon as the Committee
on Accounts shall audit the bill.
Each bidder, though he may desire to propose
for the whole of the articles above enumerated,
will be required to make q separate and distinct
proposal for each class; and no proposal or paper
embracing more than single class will be con-
sidered. Each proposal to be endorsed proposals
for Class No. ] of stationery for H r. U s."
and addressed to the undersigned. They will be
free of postage.
Sufficient specimens of each class to accompany
the propose al marked with the name of the bidder
and the number OF the class, according to the above
advertisement.
ing list will be deemed class, and the person Of
fering to furnish any class description of articles
at the lowest price, quality considered, shall re-
ceive contract for the same. on executing bond,
with two or more sureties. satisfactory to the
Clerk, for the performance of the same under a
forfeiture of twice the contract price in of fail
ure; which bond must be filed in the Office of said
Clerk within ten days after the proposals have
been opened and the result declared.
The right is reserved, in case it should be neces
sary to order further supply of all any of the
articles contained in the above list.
The Clerk also reserves the right to judge and
determine whether the articles offered conform to
the articles furnished or not, and may in bis dis.
erection, refuse to receive them, if in his opinion
they do not answer the purpose for which they were
intended. JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House Of Representatives United States.
May l6-lawtJune2l
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l2O bottles catmine ink, small size, French, or
equal
Soo bottles ink, copying, Terry's, in pint hot
ties, per bottle
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100 pounds waters, common size, red, per
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scarlet, per pound
% pounds sealing wax, superiine, per pound
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40 do India rubber, prepared do
D DO do unprepared do
500 quartz black sand, per quart
$50 ounces pounce, per ounce
l dozen India ink best, per dozen
do camel's hair pencils, per dozen, as.
2 do sable pencils do do
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400 pounds twine, linen, per pound
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