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DENTISTRY.
ALIENS PATENT TEETH,

hk. ALIENS PATENT TEETH
~ WITH CONTINUOUS on SOLID GUM
The s0nscrihsrs, in addition all other kinds are
prepared 70 make ARTIFICIAL TEETH after the
method patented by Dr. Alien ~ 90
The superiority oil which owe other kuds consists
m Their strength and perfectly natural appearance
Inc gum and teeth being one solid body affords no
place Tor the lodsnent OF food &c The metal upon
wh'ci the teeth made is Platina aud is equaf in
every respect TO Gold for making artificial Teeth
specimens win be shown with pleasure to all who
wish TO inspect them
MCCONNELL & BURTON, Dentists,
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The Le@isbarg Nea0 Era notices the purchase of
farm by Messrs Philip St Geo. Cooke, and Coal
ter Cabell of this city, for the purpose Of making an
experiment OF sheep raising. The farm, Is situatc
near the White Sulphur Springs 1t il said to be
very fine one and cost $40, 500. is 9ss IL 4
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NEW BOOKs-NEW BOOKs.-Just


A MORRIS, 81 Main st.
Hsllucinations, ths rational history of Appari-
tons, Visions Dreams, Ecstacy, Magnetism and
sonnambulis,n. BY A. Brierre de Boisnont-price
A Treatise Operative Optaamic Surgery. By
H. Haynes Nation. Second supply-price 50.
The Maternal Management OF Chiidren in Health
and Disease. By Thomas Ball. n. D.-S1.
The Microscopes, or complete manual on the use
of the Microscope, for Physicians Students, and all
lovers of natural science. Second edition. improved
and enlarged, with illustrations. By Joseph II.
Wythe, NJ. D.-Sl.25.
The Young Americans Library. The Fife of Dani.
Webster the statesman and rhe patriot, containing
numerous anecdotes, with iilustrations-62c.
Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of Animals
BY Mrs. II. Lee-75c.
Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of Birds,
Reptiles aud Fishes By Mrs. r. Lee, with ilustra-
tons by II. Weir-75c.
The Sayings and Donss of Animals, with $50 Illus
trations. .-
Buds and Blossoms for the Young. By Mrs. Hushs
-75c.
Chat, short tales in short words by the
thor of always Happy" Key to Knowledge" &c
Soc. l6
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HOO ENAMELED CRATES AND

Ehl ENAMELED CRATES A ID
OOO TENDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRlCES-The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer.
ed for sale in this city, of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all the various kinds and patterns,
such square topped Gothic Lptc Circle &c.; with
beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces, &c, to
match Orders for Crates Tenders, &c, from town
and country punctually attended to and carefully
packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again will be
supplied the lowest Northern prices with the usual
discounts of for cash by wholesale. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry on Main, between 9Th and 9th
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
SAMUEL d. DENOON.
ALSO-FOR RENT, the House recently occupied
shee streets. Terms moderate to good tenant
Possession given Immediately.
en- Ii-2I1k s. d, d.
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Toliver Hammock, who shot Spencer Bets, on
the Danyille Railroad, near Danville, sometime IN
November last was arrested on the night Of the
10th instant at his fathers residence in Ptsylvania
The house guarded all night with fires built in
the yard, to expose him to view if he attempted to
escape. About day, his wife threw water on one of
the fires, and he ran out and attempted to leap the
fence, waen one of the guards fred upon him and
disabled him, though not dangerously woundisg
him. He was taken into custody and imprisoned
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SICKNESS OF GENERAL sHrELDs.-Gcn Shields
is now lying dangerously i'll at Sparta, Illinois He
ID deranged at times; the effects of fever.
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Gen Hamilton publishes a contradiction os tho
s,ater.,eut sha. Mr. r. b cus,iag. Lss ooanscl has
given an opiaiaa Ia .aysr- si tas sealing system
Of Texas
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Arttm anderson, OF Meadow Bluff, Grecnbrier
county, attempted suicide some days since, by ta-
kiag laudanum.
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A RTIFIcIAL TEETH-GREAT AND

/ A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
"A IMPORTANT IAiPROyEAIENT.-The under
signed have purchased the right to DR.. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions made in
this branch Of the Dentists art.
The Improvement consists in the employment of
metal superior to gold in purity and in tho complete
union of all the teeth by silicious compound, which
at the time forms the beautiful and
raj looking gum, and filing up all crevices and rregu
iarities and rendering it impossible fof the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth is
comparable TO this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
this enton, which they can do at but little add.
6onal cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
of work 20 any persons who will call at our Office,
whether they want artificial teeth
WAYT l. MAHONY, Dentists
my f7-d&wts 0sfice. 30 Main street
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pIGELOW'S sAPONINE DENTRI-

- FRlGE.-ft removes the Tartar without inlurinx
surface. Ii Is perfectly solucie Powder and viii
iaure the Gums II = wholly akali and i not iu-
Jurieas-nsed frequently IN any quantity. The Sesp
from this collection. making Il the only mode of
preserving and beautyinx fhe Teeth 10 often lost By
neglect. Manufactured only By y. bigclow. and for
sale By BLAIR.
Sc 10 Brosds Street
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CowARDIN.

=. ~ .xr, or&RTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable TO
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing 81 year in
advaaee.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every Friday,
and mailed 10 subscribers al 81 per annuIfl
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'INiiE comfort with which ARTiFTCTAL

u TEETH are now worn and their filing all the
purposes for which they inserted is calculated to
render many persons, too Indifferent to the diseased
CONDITION their mouths and consequent loss of the
natural teeth, under the consolation when the teeth
are gone they can be replaced by prettier than
those nature had furnished
I To all such would say, that Artificial Teeth
well enough after the natural teeth are lost but
THAI should be the last resort, the mouth be
made healthy and kept so through long life, by ju-
dicious Dental operations on the natural teeth and
gums with far less inconvenience, pain expense TO
patients.
r. D. ADDINGTON, (Graduate) Dentist,
an % Office one door from 10th on Min street.
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MALPRAcTIcE-The Woodstock, Shenandoah
Tenth Legion states that at the last Circuit Superior
Court of Shenandoah County, a suit for malprac
tice tried, which excited good deal of inter-
est Mr.. Sam. Mohler sued DR.. l.. Triplett, of Mt.
Jackson, for malpractice, in his professional ser.
vices in adjusting and attending one Of his legs,
which had been badly fractured by fall from a
house. J. r. Tucker, Esq, concucled the case for
plaintiff, and P. Williams, Esq., for defendant
The jury awarded plaintiff the sum of three hun
dred dollars damages. Defendant asked Judge
Kenny for new trial, alleging that ie could ad-
duce further testimony in his behalf, which was
granted; so that the win come up again next
ADril
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RICHARD II. RoGEas, native of Norfolk, died ia
New Orleans on the 7th of yellow fever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-19

Raleigh has forwarded $50 TO the Howard As-
sociation for the relief of the N Orleans sufferers
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
TSoRIAs. I BELIEVED THEE TRUl

Il Toaias, believed thee true,
Ard In thy name was believer;
Bat aow mourn that e'ef knew
Thy name on such common Lever!
Few are ever sold of thine
Thy name was priced, oh how sincerely;
Bat now with cases rot 80 fne,
Thy name we pay fer very dearly.
Farewell Tohias-oh rest while
Now thou ant dead who eau doubt me;
an have them tuSpt all in pile.
II they cant make as good without thee.
Such watches are bitter oxen.
No tiine they'll keep, or yet run true;
I;nIess YOU take them, when they're broken,
On Governor street, TO BARTHOLOMEW.
W. j. BARTHOLOMEW,
seig Watch Maker, Governor street.
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~ TYPES.-It may well be said 1--WE live in age
OF wonders: discoveries upon discoveries follow each
ether rapidly and inventions succeed inventions
nuerousy tat the march of intellect" in the fields
OF literature scarcely keep pace with the strides
of improve Tnent in science and the fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric lam
guage of the teIegraph-borne It's serial courers
from seabosrd to frontier throughout vast intel
gent and iappy republic--or ceased adniirng the
ma sca beauty of the delicate and truthful Daguer-
reocypes, trGnsxed by the instantaneous concentra-
ton of the SUMS rays again astonisAed by
another and still superior invention the StereOscope.
We have been led to make these remarks after
looking Stereoscopc likeness OF beautiful young
lady made doubly beautiful by the aid of this hand
maid to the arts. the Stereoscope We must not for
get to say that all this at SIMONS', Isl Main
street. aH 4
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SALAMANDER SAFES

GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES
~ The subscriber is now receiyin a full sssort-
ment of IS. Z. Herrings Wilder's Patent SALA-
MANDER SAFES" None others genuine hnt
,nose made by Herrinsb His SAFES have stood the
Wst ss pi thousand tres, took The premium at the
snnseriesI being Agent for the State of yrgins is
Y have Them manu- faeturefo order of uny
s.<s, from so to $1,000 All merchants brokers hauEs
sna moHlsd ,nsa should have Herripg,s Pstan,
aLAmAnDEh SAFE Cali at I36 Carr street. ana
jy7 I'LL apslIIoh, JR,
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Spirit Of the presa

Saturdays Ez4nirr takes sroGnd scain2 the
appointment Of Mr. Din. Of New York, 70 TIE Frcnch
nlssion M The Enquirer alludss to the runor ths<
ar DIX was to have the French Embassy, which
vas asr.sd Immediately upon the inanguration Of
s ana % tlie con naant rePetnlon cfth
s' p 70 tne present Tune y nad AVOIDED any
expression OF fopinion as to the fitness Of such an
appointments because IL f1,o,,ght Il soxd IL fr,r,r
tinent and ,se,,., -. :; ~, r,..-;a... -
ba,,s,.s : sA''Ase. ~ '-1o =. - 80
!, - ne "euia make such an appointment 10
lsar important mi>eion as would best pruEuofe the
Interests OF the cos,ntrv and th. nartv y7,t III.
CAcrls,o, 49, \. = F-7ss- = =
and -. .sH'.'.'s, :, = Joalnai ~ great nuuenco
f,~-s1.o IN the Southern States has come
- sara % instruct the President as to fhe feeling
ny is that a., .s.1 .e rs
10 France, would - =
of the South, T =. -
to rs5a, the testi,narv - -. u.r..... =
rer alludes to MFR. n;x,..-,.s..-,.,
Buren, faction in 1a.s h;. -
speeches in the U. S. Sena,s. ,,r;,, = ~.
and his famous flourish ahont a. ar,o,.ss r-..
States surrounding the South and
ry like scorpion encircel bv Ere :,
death' The Enquirer seems 10 tb,rk 49, 80.
sufficient for the distr1st of the soutl +. ,,.,
and 1t argues that they VIII be used with re.. .s-
feet against the Administration party Of the son,,
1t considers that it Is qnite enough that he sho,
have the New York Custom House--that the f,,rsh-
er showering of honors upon him would be iuto,e-
rahle. 1t concludes thus: ~
Considerations affecting not only the Adniaissra-
tion but the strength OF the the Democratic party
=, "a eas aoun mnpel Us % auironisn .hs rreslaent
plorabie blnnder we SPEAK under an ohliaatioa
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MOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS! STILL

~ THEY coma. w. OSBORN, the Daguer-
reau Artist i72 Main Street opposite the Banks still
continues take those life ike Pictures that has
given him such q rush of business the last fifteen
months MI Osborn viii guarantee to make fine pic
lures of children in two seconds of time. Those
that have tried at other Galleries and failed,
specttuliy invited 10 call. Prices very low. Come
and Cases cheap for cash. ..
A. w. OSBORN,
je ff Sign of the Flags OF oil Nations.
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DAGUERREOTYpING.

CALL AT MURRAYS NEW DA-
~ GUERREAN GALLERY, Sign of the RED
FLAG, Eagle Square. Main Street, if you desire
perfect Pic:nre, taken By the Daguerrean process
The FLESH TINT is daily becoming popular,
giving as It does, satisfaction 20 all.
The most beautiful STEREOSCOPIC LIKENESS
ES can also be obtained at
MURRAY'S.
Over the Store of Jas. W0odhouse,
Richmond. Va.
n. B.-JOHN MURRAY has still on hand few
boxes of colors, part OF importation received by
Kim direct from Germany, which he will dispose of
to Artists on reasonable terms. Sc
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CALL AND SEE THEM-The atten-

A VAIL AND SEE IHEM.-I he atten-
~ tion of the public is particularly invited TO the
Daguerrean Gallery of MINEIS Il WATSON. No.
40, Main street, few doors below the Exchange
Bank All pictures taken by warranted never
to fade and IN dc require person to take
picture after sitting, unless entirely satisfactory.
visit 10 Gallery will at show the public that
they canHut be better suited elsewhere, either in
picture, case, or prices therefore would say to
those who may wish to procure truthful, life-lke
and unfading daguerreotype, give us call and our
word for it, you will never regret the opportunity
braced tie little mite it may cost in procuring
of these ne-toned pictures. Oil paintings, engrav
ings daguerreotypes. &c, correctly copied. Sick
deceased taken their residences by giving
notice.
aug Is MINNiS L. WATSON.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.-A truthful, life

ERREOTYPES-Atr truthful, life
~ like, finely finished portrait miniature of
reafjve friend, severed from by distance death
who would prize and desire to possess! clear,
rich toned, durable Daguereotype is object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures withstand the test
OF time and pronounced by the highest authority,
unsurpassed either side the Atlantic.
Oar price for of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
ana examine specimens.
Observe the name and dnuraber-MOULSON'S Sky
and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, lilo Main street.
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NEW MEDICAL AND MISCELLA-
IN NEOUS BOOKS, FOR SALE BY


GEO. NJ. WEST.
Hallucinations or the Rational History OF Appar
tions, Visions Dreams. Ecstacy, Magnetism and SOM
narlbulisn, by Brierre De Boismont.
A Treatise on Operative Ophthamic Surgery, by
II. Haynes Walton, illustrated by one hundred and
sixty-nine engragings Wood, by S. Little, NJ. d.,
price S3 90.
China-Pictorial, Descriptive and Historical; with
some account of Ava and the Burmese, Siam aud
Anam, with nearly hundred illustrations, Lon
don Ed price 81 25
The Orsanon, or Logical Treatises of Aristotle,
with the introduction of Porphyry,2 volumes, price
81 90.
The Flowers of History, collected By Matthews of
Westminster, translated from the original, by G. D.
Ienge, vol l, London Edition, price ST 25
The Story of Mont Blanc by Albert Smith, illus
trated, price Soc.
The Exes Tale by Talv price 81 90.
Mrs Lees Anecdotes of the Habits and Instincts of
Animals, Birds, Reptiles and Fishes, full of engra-
wings, 2 vols, price 81 80.
Buds and Blossoms for the Young, by Mrs. Hughes
with illustrations price 62c.
Sayings and Doings of Animals; with one hundred
and six illustrations, price 62c
The Microscopic, complete Manual of the use
of the Microscope for Physicians, Students and all
lovers of Natural Science, with illustrations, by Jas
II. Wythes, NJ. d.
ChI-Chat or Short Tales in Short Words, with IL
illustrations, price SOC.
The Life of Daniel Webster, in the Young Ame-
rican's Library, wsth illustrations.
For sale by G. M. WEST,
Sc Ia Nos. and 6 Exchange. Richmond,
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nM BITTER ALM0NDs--O case Oh
" Bitter Almonds of superior quality. for sne 81
PURCELL, LADD &C0., Drssxsst8
- II 32 Main a.
fNARIER'S SPANISH HMIXTuRE-The
~ ffsas applied ON liberal terms " BNNNHTT&
BKEnx proprietersof CartsFs Spsnish MIXTURE. an1
sssersi ssen III ~ popular Msdieins4 q he asw-
ct whslsssls priees - -
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sHEAP TEAS.--Notwiths tanding ,Ie a3
~ vance Ia TEAS, we still continue ~ s.a,, ~
haest qualities a. tsrmer prices. y isAA'. 'ns
HULST KING,
seE Fraskhs street First Market
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NALHOUN'S WORKS, VOL. 2.-China:
~ Pictorial, Descriptive and Historical, with some
account of Ava and the Burmese. Siam and Anaui,
with nearly 100 illustrations; Bohns London edition
81 25
The Prose Works of Jno Milton, VOL 5; Bohn's Lon
don ed-Sl
The Organon, or Logical Treatise of Aristotle,
with the introduction OF Pophry, &c, by o. +. Owen,
NJ. A, 2 vols; Bohns London ed.-S2
The Flowers of History, &c, collected by Mathew
of Westminster translated from the original, by c. ID.
Yonge. 3. A; Bohn's London edition. vol. Isl 25
The Speeches of Jno. C. Calhoun, delivered in the
House of Representatives and in the Senate of the L.
States edited by r. K. Cralle
The Exiles: tale, by Tavi, author of Heloise, &c.
81
The Story of Mont Blame. by Albert Smith-5oc
The Picture Pleasure Book, illustrated with up
wards of 500 engravngs from drawings by eminent
Artists For sale by Il
w RANDOLPH
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GPRING IMPORTATION OF CHINA
- AND EARTHEN WARE.-STEBBINS OAR
lol BROAD STREETs-By the ship Winfield Scaff.
from Liyerpool, we are receiving our Spring supply
from New York and Boston are briuxius M new rss-
plies OF the various kinds of GLASS WARE. LOOK
slNG-6LAssES, and variety Of FANCY GOODS,
fore been.
City dealers and country merchants are respectfully
requested to call and examine our stock before puf
chasing. nah 10
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An ADDITIONAL SUPPLY of 80 bar
L n rels of WHITE SULPHUR WATER, from, the
GREENBRIKR SPRINGS. in good order for ship
ping, just to hand and for sale by the Agents.
ADIE GRAY, Druggists,
Sc l47 Mains treet.
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IH0 000 FEET SEASONED So

$4,000 feet seasOned / inch ButtOnWo0d.
90 600 feet White and Rock Maple all sixss
5000 feet Hickory, for Carriage Makers
Landing this day from schrs Racer ard the aNfa-
ridean"
The above Sycamore was got up on the shores of
Lake Erie, where this kind of timber il formed Of 4
very superior quaity-32 II Of she inch are Is and
Is inches wide, perfectly dry and fit for iumedsfe
use. For sale on the wharf accommodate. terms
By lse u BELyIN PARkER-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11

70 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
The Bowery extension appears to he fully aud
heartily appreciated, though estimates make the
immediate benefits more than double the cost of
paying the owners the highest estimate for property
to be taken. The indispensable nece sty Of relieving
Broadway, andof providing easy and rapid convey
ance for hundreds Of thousands to pass up and down
our long, narrow island and to aud from the oppo-
site shores for all time TO come leads to one general
opinion that there must be, and will be- parallel
avenues both on the east and west side Of Broadway
Both are practicable, and would be profitable WHY
delay them? Opposition will stimulate the enter.
prsing. liberal minded judcious go-ahead citizens
who baild up the city, participate in its prosperity
and rejoice in the benefits which reach all classes
We understand that one very rich man opposes any
alteration OF streets, because he is opposed TO t. and
because he would leave all the streets as he found
them. npeople are crowded on Broadway, let them
90 of where they please--t is not his bushes. 10
make room for othev Why not 10 back 10 the
Indian trails and COW pathsi
Others entertain the erroneous opinion that oppo-
stion will increase their allowance, or diminish their
assessments. Then comes the common enemy. that
class who oppose all public mcss ures,
under an apprehension that benefits may result 10
others more than TO themselves. Such men az these
oppose all general lave for general good, and long
fcY monopoly or roads streets, sunshine and rain.
kAg tArorGsR,
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TONNAGE OF THE ERIE CANAL.
In-,, If-,svyn..,, Es.ns., m, Cguta

The Western States use the canal to a much
greater extent than our own, both as highway tel
market for their products and for the return of thei
merchandise, and consequently contribute proper
tionaly more towards swelling the canal revenues.
The difference in favor of our own State has stea
Oily increased with the gradual diminution Of the
cost Of transportation, dminution in apprecable
degree the result of what has been done towards
the enlargement but owing almost entirely to reduc
tions in the rates of toll and to the improved con
struction and increased capacity of boats.
An enlarged canal, by cheapening transportation
would draw to it an immensely increased tonnage
and business from the Western States and would a
largely augment their contributions to the cana
revenues and towards the payment Of the State debt
The entire tonnage arriving at tide water, in 1852
via the canals, 1t is proper to add, was 1924 1922
The tonnage cleared from tide water was 52l ,527
The total movement Of property, 2756,3 49 tons.
A new class of boats is now in the course Of con
struction along the line of the Erie canal which viii
increase the tonnage transported another season
very materially. Most Of these new boats are ninety
six feet in length and nearly seventeen feet wide
Their tonnage, by custom house measurement, viii
be little less than $50 TONS but they win actually
carry about 900 tons. 1t is estimated that one o,
these boats will carry 1850 bbls Of -four on 0
draught of three feet. This will be cargo Of some
thing over 1872 TONS which can be increased at Alba
ny, before coming down the river, about $50 bbls.
or eighty TONS making 1000 bbls., or scmethinJ !
orpr OH TONS
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Feb 1a--6P n.
AspEs Sales have been made OF 80 bbs at full prices
BRFADsrrTrs-I1our eccmed duh and cheaper. The
days sales reached 800 Ibs ordinary TO choice State
at 70 JsA So BIZ good Canadian ct Is 311a ordna.
ry to fancy Western at S. 43x IS o2h: common ia
good Southern at s. 6S So SIX with other grades in
proportion Fine rye -four commanded "a co. and Jersey
meal % 30 per Dbl The sales Of wheat we're confined
400 bushels Genesoe white at 81 90 and 90) bushels Long
Island red at H. Rye barley and were unatered
Corn continued TO deprccale Ire sales reached rs
bushels new Southern white and yellow At &C. CSC per
bushc
Coi1T-Some COO bags Rio were taken at eye a exc,
per ID
Co1roN.-The sales about 100 bales TO- day.
but very unequaly Prices cannot be called
lriner.
Fnr1GHrs. Rates we're heavy, with engagements o.
1000 bus heh grain part in bulk and part In bags 81
3D. ~ 600 bushels wheat or private terms; and 1907
bbls. Hour, Mt %. Cd TO Glasgow 1000 bills -four were
engaged, on private terms There was nothing new tc|
London or Iavre To California rates were steady att
Australia, at 81 20.
iH"-ihere have been sales mads Of 40 Loxes hsues