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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-04
NEW FIRMss....I 81. 9

slz.1J5 IA MESsRs. CAYwooD, CoNKL1Nt 81 co.,
having purchased the entire stock ofStoyes Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron ware OF IT 6. lGIlbert
Wheeling and vicinity, that they willcarry on
Le business OF Tin, Copper, and Sheet
IRON Ware have cons hand good
Tor holesale and RetaI very low cash
all persons purchases would well call and
peeus at No. 49, Union ST., at the old and well known
sl9nd heretofore occupied by 7. G. culbertson, ~
Particular attention paid Ito repairing. SsssGa h
Wheeling, Aug z. CAYwooD. CoNKL1N eco :.
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Spring and Clothing
STEPHEN RICE. Marnhant. Tailor. IL

n I0I1lEt1ILN ttN1Nflt ItIGICualLfI Id1IOI,1II
NNouNCEs to his old friends and customers and the
IA public generally, that having business
he is receiving at his Store Room the
HOUSE, Jpdte-Sr e. asplendid assortment OF CLOTHS
Of vetyfooloT, quality and variety Plain and fancy
CASSEfERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds OF YES1TNGS,
c recently selected by himself in the Eastern cities,
suitable for the Spring and Summer, and which he viii
maxi mp ut the fotiee, in tito 6esf
siaeF, and latest A4is Cfancy ID apartment
ksreaiefs Drawers. s,oekiies, and
Store you want the 6i.S, call az Head
Qlafters,p South PRIGG HOUSE Water Street
ma 1 1HT
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merIeans, PatronIze. 81 our. own nIanai.
wheeIine Sill. Fa,otorv. :

.sg Wheeling Silk, Factory. az
"A MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior and sub.
n sant articles OF the various fabrics now in use
ing The curious in such matters invited TO
chase siiSs whoesae or retsl he supped
able terms at Gs Store adjoining the Factory atA.
NJ. Adamss T. s. Forbs', IA o! FaiTchids, Marsh s. Tay
lor's aud o. w. Heislls Wheeling, Va, and at James
Rehartlsons5 Furnishing Ware House, No. 119, Main
Our Fabrics all pure Silk and have taken
the HIG HEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver, medals,
at the American Institute, New York. Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly
manufacturing and stock is large and seasonabe,
comprising many sans vestings, dress
Silks nges, cravats handkerchefs, of white, black,
plaid figured and printed all the newest styles, made
best ttwined silk twed and plain Also, Shirts drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen t'fa+ 59Ho - ,ts1
Please call and this important branch OF Amer
can manufacture Orders variety osilks prompt
ly executed f - -'H HI8
Merchantable coccons and Reeled silk bought -
) g2 e !, fgi Il = JOHN w. GEL. Z
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KEI,ISi &eCAI,DWET,1

La 5KELLS 81 CALDWELL,
-, (succEssoRs TO JAS. pAuLL q COZ =
importers and Wholesale dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, &c. -
,ss,.f No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST. se,J
HAVING purchased the entire Stock fixtures, chemical
III apparatus, &C., of the firm James PAUL. would
solicit the patronage dealers and
generally All goods warranted p t&s =. istSif FSt
Inretrng from tho Drug business take pleasure in
favorable successors
Messrs kels " Caldwell, and have hesitation in saying
that our ioer and dealers will
eelve that and which has earned
f ft,,si, g ,5f.r - :, = - JAS. .PAUIL&Co
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New Music Store. 1-9p
Sign of the Grecinns 9Trig onum, No. 100
.. HlrliI .AnrRaf


Sign of the Gsreciunsa 2 Trfg onum, No. 100.
yI9galf h5.s esfJ muin Street.JEtei s4fst3 5sG e.
..fzgz..ls,s J.tFICK1ESoN5 would. respectfully
nounce to the citizens OF Wheeling and vi.
Iu2 elegant establishment for the sale OF Volins.
Guitars Volncelos Flagoets, Flutes, Flies, Accorie
ons, Banios and Tamboriness Brass Instruments tho
Instruction books for ali kinds of Instruments; and for
singing dea ssfo TaG rlall IRIS Ell azIfso a.
Music for the Piano, Guitar Flute and Yiolin Also tho
Italian Violin ard Guitar Strings
Claronets, Reeds Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Boys for ana ana vinn
kieEer,s Furniture Polish, for renoy&ng vanished
such as Pianos, Cabinets Steam Boats or any
sale by the Agent for Kleber, Pttsburg Pianos
OF the first and best in United States
as Mapna and ca5ks grand and square Pianos Dun
Agent for the make of Carhardt and Needhams Patent
Accordeons, and all kind canstruents repaired
attic lowest prices. = - / tcsgfe
( STEAM MARBLE WORKS, ,4l.it
-. u &c MARKET ST, WHEELING ,ttVA,6l
fJNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
ments In the East for the supply Marble, and
tempatng the erection Steam works, hetyyoula invite
the attention of Architects Builders publcn gen.
eral the Inspection his stock, Consisting Italian,
Egytan, Sienna, other Marbles OF the finest
Qualities which be sold lower than any other establish
Dealers would find III to their vantage to inspect his
His work Is done inthe most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention of to Examine his
and other carved work, Monuments, Gem
work in being bled by superior iac
tiles to supply this worat prices than
any other abshmept in the country a kayD
7.' - NIcHAEE ). RoHANi as97
sf satst - esce Marble Mason and Vault Bude 3
Models, and Marietta Grind
at the lowest trade pIices. s.sss,-,s " dr. k
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j. r. AMMAN. s. -MAoUfRE. p REYNoLDs=
AMMAN, M aguiFe and Co.,

]. R. AMMAN. s. MAGuIRE. -, y. REYNOLDS
p AMMAN, M assuiFe and Co.,
HsSt ltseS ! {nkTE OF CUMBERLAND, Md II nj
Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS,
III sssfNoo 81 Man, 'sgEEET. 10 ~
ns7wiilgiscrto6 atteniiontos sonsis isnneits. From
their experience in the Commission and Forwarding
they are pfepared to Offer mcilfes co to thai
or other houEe jan20
[cfnclnnat Gazette and Louis sye Journal copy 5rn1
e ~ R emoSa1 aud %. .Esarfnn IN ershiP. .eHti
@ d! HARPER has removed his whoIesaIef and retail
9. hat and cap store TO the south corner Of and
Union sta south OF his old stahd) ana has
der the name e and style of s D. HsrpsF + Sen
IN most respectfully renesed and set tleir
Id1n1 aIn S99Illa Ae le tas2g sd. ODE HaRFsER.
s4FI5If1 r FOR THEnLADIRSs 81 ff6e 81 =
AZ MOTHER lot Of fine Gold Breast Pins, Ear Rings
IN Finger Rings and Lockets, just and sale
ar30 No 45vashington Han.
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g 2 NFSsItic,e. { e 3 eEPF,ee3E:s:

~ " Notice to- oaHousekeeper ,gi4
IsRFCARPETSATR TRRDUCEDPRICE 4.
5000 Ma9 fsts
and the public that, be, has inst retqr1
most beautiful stock OF Carpets Rugs ilCloths etc e
offered in this city embracing almost every variety
style can be found ip the Eastern mare
finest Engti sh Vevets down common Rag
pets This stocas been nseIeeted with great eare and
enable to sell them c lower than the came quality
goods were eysE sold IN thls Those g. got
i6 160difsret patterns! !saryingin pIt
Eosa e s2 per ssrd; i;
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u - sPe eedQnn DIS afetyta'a a.
5e WASHINGTON AND WHEELING .gy,5
TRL W-E.ERL Y .EXPRE,StS!is ss1.

FHE perfected his arrangements for run
sion CT ~ .-4 W - 49, - 10 -''f~
sSIsr 81 Freight, Packages and Parcels!g
between the above msntioned and all points
This will be emphaticay a SAFE AND SPEEDY AoCoaMo-
PATTON line BY large and small entrusted
hopes 10 secure patronage which will amply sustain It.
and afford fair margin for living profit r. Jiooi
t, ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, At 10 arriving in Washington al
every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 10 O'clock a. NJ, in Wheeling at
oFFlc ES-ln Wheeling alter the first April, 1853
on Street above Monroe nearly opposite Wash
Store, -. !, - mar26 .,ss L. W. STOCKTON.
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TO Uountry Werchnnts.
Wholesale Boots and Shoes
FNT'CLALLEES & KNOX, have commenced receiving
their Spring and Summer assortment OF Boots, Shoes
ard Palm Hats When completed, they not Hesitate
this market.
To country merchants their way East, especially
upon examination, they win find It to their advantage TO
purchase here instead ofthe Eastern markets. Ri la.i
Thankfulf the patronage heretofore them
they solicit continGShee otthe same q i;&1t - ~
qieb2os saer s.is i,i5its M,cLALLENs g KNOX: :.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-04

NV = uEe now FeceIVhgfrOm Eastern MannEacturng
M one OF the largest aud best mahulac
wear, ever oeredin any other They ha
been to order according to own drec
nons and are intended expressly for retailing To our
regular customers, and all others who may usith
call we can offer an unusually large variety OF Boots and
Shoes which we guarantee equan quality of
workmanship to those manufactured in this or any part
the United States Our stock will be found to consist III
part, or'the folowingseasonabe goods: 10 go, Fi}
si59 taslIg IL ssiGNo F1s7s r. tj,r,r y.5r1rS,F1'
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,nianq nont!o oGwyna &. Reid,gfE
Importers and - obbers of DRY Goods.
Sis sos NOT Hn1 pier; IS tire t.laS
6Gt8 ,eSza v aHBALDIMO Mp.} sJ.:,
,oEFER for sale, on the most favorable terms,
to which they sspecly invite the attention ote trade
sens.tts - :. N r..5i msl26-dtt
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c! NJ S'e NicHoL & PEACOCK.
3GOilNHIssIONI NI Is e GIANTS,

I+s-'s = >st-sss NAsIIYILLE.TENN. slg,ld
-oS tyr RRR Tl0-Mai Alex Allison, NaskrilLe.
49," n fSpS5 g johnson q Weaver y - ,zfcy4
A. Hamilton, - ,.ss's ss i,s,tst4
a. 'a.{fWIn. Spence, trJrees5oT6
ShepheFd. hI,CTeaTy & Co, CAeykesteH.
Isaiah Diekeyds Co, Ftttl5HGt.
bsf > fss4 .hys - J.FV .Butlefd e HToss - -.
q IS fs5f n. G i. .Han9ipg, ~
IS, 81 d Dorsey. Nortoad iSndzs HASstthg.
Janf, '6s-sm.
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9:MlAE.:M.gI.MloTH l:A4E.:M.gI.ll LoTTERY.

lGRANDt DtCONS0LD LOTTERY OF MD.
nisCLASS M.ftts lsyssI gI
To besdra,On in the city of Bqltimore,, Md, on
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. woNFSs 0kIrFRs, HALF a. . MEMS roors.
CATERS AND JFNNYI I 500 mem g calf boots, a.
,,,"Sif 4ubtNDs!iI 54H 1000 men's goat boots
200 womens CATERS, 200 pr mems kip boots, ~
400 va do half CATERS, 1000 mems buff and seal do
ooy ii do WALKING shoes, ft,s - MrEs BRoGANs
o0o do pegged busktns. 1000 mems calf brogans, ,
ooO v. do kid buslins. slip 1,000goat brogans,
pers and Jenny Linds. 1900 kip do t-ao9
Also, an assortment OF ~ 600 buff and seal boots,
I! ~ chill LpREs's BooTEEs. 1,000,sf do thick do
I, goo pr fancy bootess, BoYs' poors. .fllE
1900 kid & moyoccosttn $500 pair boys cali boots,
1,600 children's peg'd"it, 100 do kip do 's5E q
t00ehildren's goat q. i4f' 800 do thick do
(1a MISSES DoorEEs lAND,.N 200 do "a seal do
-.sE. ~; BusKITs.t YOUTH BOOTS.
500 misses morocco lace. 50Opr youths calf boots,
S09 do5 7a kip c do gi:f5 300 do, =, kip do -''I
300 do calf do 200 do thick do
800 do1U.f kid and mo. BOys AND YOUTHS BR 90 ANS
,..s,l ROCCO buskns 1,000pr hoys kip brogans, -
f50 do black, blne, aud 1st 500lE do ni calf do
bronzed CATERS, 500 do thick do
GUM SHOES. woMrNs LAcF BooTs.
15OO pairs mel's gum shoes. 1900 goat lace boots
1O0Oi do Mrs., do do 1000 calf IL do. % '
500 do Misses do DO 500 aIfd III do
MEMS AND BOYS PALM HATS. 800 kip si do
1900 doZ. mens' and boiS BAND BOXES. ssYts
straw hats the largest 1900 Band Boxes, superior
%. sortment ever brought ill.,. quality q,. ~ 4
to the city, -s.. '7'i1'H'-iA 80 " o. ii
French Boot and Shoe kit. sowing bells
&c, 2ldoz Deer Skins, 90 sides alum tanned Cowhides
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
US, we solicit continuance OF the same.J Z ,5tS
q mari "a i,f - - McCLALLENS& & KNOX,
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S:Bank notes or drafts on any solvent BaIks In the
United States, received by In ot sts IN
Sda Dur monthly circular Is fof ward
~. .tn nj - M iesTe h. free OF charge s VIGIL
niz.s and prompt attention address your
Iofdeiafo sd7 ~ n Es4' ALL RsI,imo,s : Ia
mao, % st161t al.ses...zl : leg q I.Ft.esze
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20. 1
BSInsss ,na nss 500
~ InyrRrIsExExrs, liberal discounts will he
made .. n notices and advertisements for Charitable
u H. n Fire Companies, inserted gratuitously.
fRsdIa11Osi; - and Deaths inserted gratutously
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Is $40 SIss5a77 ~ 1EE..7-=-=----- =
Denies iniRu indsef ForeiEIi and rDoI,,estfes
'al sssa xssl DRY GOODS, e tis.sea Il
- No.yf56, III MeRKET srREFTs IN WaFEtisos Il
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Regular CONNECTIONS are made at Cleveland with t2,
above Railroads, and at the above
4 ss e. BAKER dico.. Agents, wheeling ngasafeQ ajt
'sF - j. DURAND, Superintendent. .! :;
gfebos-,53 slI n s5hiq sshC!d PR r! . ca velahd.
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Smawood f Co, beg leave to present few OF the
schemes ofsMaylald State Loeries, believing those
haze selected the best TO venture in The lotteries
Maryland, under the supervision of CDmmisf
soners elected by the State and each ticket stamped by
To those who have not the to venture largely
disposed so to do, win fn1 small lotteries drawing
every week, aud those who mas wish to venture
largely, will find some of greater magnitude. ranging in
price, 81 TO 3D. and larger ones from SS TO SO and
pacSaees from 81 S240, We would particularly cat
your attention to packages as the most to
the purchasers they haye about twice the amount
of tickets In packages the cost-vZ: for 20 tick
cts In lottery charge Sls and tho owner of said
package entitled all that may be drawn Overt he sum OF
SfO Halves and quarters In proportion.
ourselves prize sesrs will say nothing but
reer to Official accounts OF the daily for the
many prizes sold by acting only as
il Is much advantage to make the best Sc
ana on eashing prizes make the most prof
it. experience OF IN the nat
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Passengers for cleveland columbas; Toledo, Detro
Ghesgo, Racine. Mwaukie, tho Great West; for B,t-
ao, Niagara Falls, albany Boston; New York.
New York and Ete, New York Central Railroad Lr
will find this cheap, expeditions, comfortable and Piles
ant route. -
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.to1It1t asguftfet,

yl,s3a HSsasa hHg tisI glss 4tFqI5t--.ssJgTi.
.idd I4q as gsGe. Is is siopp eW .I4ao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MAR KET.

SATURDAY, juno ZO-O r u.
There very active demand for stocks at the open
ing this morning AMI prices parrd With those current
Of the close yesterday, show slight improvement At
the rst board to-day Erie Railroad advanced 4 per cent
Norwich and Worcester. 4; Harlem, III Hudsou River
Railroad, y; Sixth Avenue Railroad, 4; Parker Vein
IL; Phoenix Coal y; Crystal Palace 1; Norris Canal
W. The market closed pretty firm At our quotations.
The sales at the mining board to-day follows
200 shs Ulster Id boo 2x 1000 abs Mia Cop .Se0 OK
90 do.......... az 100 Phoenix Gold. -. ~
For McCulk ok, AZ bid, 81 Asked; Potomac, 1k bid
~ asked: North Carolina, 10 bid, 1ek asksd.
Tho receipts At the once Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day. anousted TO sl3o,e7o 90; payments
S36 eoT 00-balsaoe, "a se4, oc3 as.
The u 8. Mad Steamship Company has declared divl.
Sesd OF ten psr cent for hs year eadis@ March 81 the
Nshoroitsa Bank. ssak Aassal tlvsieed Il tsSr p
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an opportunity may DO Afforded Of ascegtai1ing
whether the emigration be free or constrained.
We have been thus explicit and careful to give
null history Of this whole transaction up to this time
close with the remark that for any individual par
ties or government, to negotiate with tho kroo or
any other African Chiefs for the labor services OF
their people for periods Of years. is really to sanction
the principle Of slave trading, and to open tho way
to the revival in new forms, Of traffic against which
humanity revolts and which the religion of the gos
pei condemns
We herewith give President Roberts proclama
tion:-
whereas. Messrs HYDE, Hodge & Co., Of London con.
tractors with her Britannia Majesty government to fur
nish Ia ers from African for the West Indies
have cent Of their ships to the of republic
oGerue m advance of ten dollars for every person who
Dsy induced 10 emigrate And whereas the extinc-
lion ssvs trace has left large numbers of preda
and other sborers in the possession Of the chiefs aud
principal men OF the country while the offer dol
lars ch is peay equivalent to the amount Formerly
paid for snse during the prevalence of the slave trade
and which OPERATED anly In producing and sustaining
the wars, By which the country distracted
And whereas certain refractory chiefs reported
have engaged sh the agents Of said company furnish
concs slment, Grand Cape Mount number Of un-
happy victims OF their predatory excursons aud where
az complaint has been made TO the government, that
person held to bs rent off without their voluntary
consent the OF their guardians there
fore to prevent the abu and evils which might other
wise result from the enterprise:
Be it known by this proclamation to all whom it may
that regulating passports must be strict
y observedthat vessels carrying intending to carry
away epgrants. must to this port with their emf
grants on board to obtain passp0rs-in that IN
opportunity be presented to the
tain whether the emigration be free or constrained
Every violation of the law regulating passports will DO
visited with the utmost penalty OF the in that
made and provided.
Done at Monrova this twenty sixth day of February
in the year of Lord thousand eight hundred
fifty three and Of the Republic the fifth
J. J. ROBERTS,
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FREAKS OF LIGHTNING.-Y Yesterday, about IL
O'Clock heavy thunder sho~er passed wncsester
Wobury. and the ueighboripg towns At the former
place. there three distinct aud heavy strokes OF
behtningtwo stikog the house Of widow freeman and
the Ia tree and the rails of the Woburn Bsoch Rail
road The first Of the bolts which struck the house
passed tn ough this roof of end into the bathug
room, making bullet hole In the sths and ring off
nge surface Of plaserbg The second stroke was far
more serious. striking the Of Of the chin
heys knocked off consider able portion of the too and
crushed through the roof the attic Here the subtle
fluid across the dor tsarcg up and dsceoring tho
bosrds breaking all the Ass In The skyght scorcopg
the outside Of heg OF gunro sder and ee sing other
prspks From thence il passed to the entry bew aad
within foot Of the lady of MANSION her acd
nestle who had gathered there for safety tearing OF
yard twoof ceiling gapciDg thence to II regis
ter below IN the hall which It turned completely rouod
entered the furnscs through the doorway Of this il
passed INTO The cellar and knocking window FASH to
atoms out into the grounds lengthy transit but very
rapid one II IS singular that further damage was
done The house, which is quite elevated, was unurs
tected with lightning Common gcah June 49,
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i1ass sse.asss, that the Assembly have passed the
Willing to leave to those most Interested. tho
cnoco ecsween the conflicting sites for public parks
IN tho city Of New York which have been brought
eesofe me Legislature, the committee beg leave to
SUBMIT some amendments, with which, in discharge
OF ne duty imposed upon them by the Senate, they
report the bill complete and recommend its passage
ALBANY, June Fl, 1853. JAMES w. BEEKMAN,
HENRY f. BARTLETT
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cent IL Seventh Ward Bank four anA sas-haM pt
emit the Empire City Bank, shrss and hall per ss.s.
dividend Of per cent upoa the capital stock
Of the Michigan, Southern and Northsrn IsdaaA RanrssA
has been declared from tbs earnings Of the
rsnt six months ending Both juno and payabs
In cash at ths treasurer's eos No. Is william street.
In the city Of New York. and after the 9th day e
July next to the stockholders whs shall such ct he
time Of the closing Of the books The traaser books win
be closed from o'clock p NJ Of the 25th day Of ya.e
instant, until the 9Th day of July.
The following the imporati ms into the port Of
New York, for the wsek. ending June "a
Bleaching Posders-40 casks Bricks-3l 40 Coal
625 toss Copper-2Oo barrels l25 cases. CsGes-le,-
422 bags. CottoD--3o4 bags CocoA-4O0 Dry Goods
per Union $50 do William Tell 90 do psr CerneiiA -
90 per fsse Albert 1873 do per MoStauk 30 do Gar
aes indigo. Dyswoos.vs7s SIS pounds iorrood Drn~-
Casks bay water 1os balsam tolu 164 demoh,s
bsIssm esvis 600 kegs 9O cssks do bsrrss
Fruit-2o e67 dozen pines, 1877 l25 cocoa nuts sIxS
punches banana Gypsum-l2o tons Hemp, o7o
Hidrs-2l 367; e74 deerskins Iron~4 sis bundles. AZ
3S bars eSS bundles sheet 348 bundles hoop Ia sal
rails i PAs. i'i bundles Iacs 0sa ton. pig IRON
eco barrel slaves 5000 Iaths Mossses-3 62a hoes
beads, 2o6 tsrcss, 1877 barrels Oi5o casks Plaster
heads IT'S tieross $40 barrels, eos So1es COS bag.
Spices-7S bbls. ginger, 93 bags pimeoto Sprits-s6
pupcheons 40 pipes, 20 halt pipes rum io2 casks, IL
165 cases. Sosp-22 boxes. Segars-l30 csses, Ito
boxes, a. half do 1.5 quarter do 314 6fth de-, 3eT
tenth do, and 800 $50 segars in bulk Sat-13 66t
bushels, 444l sacks. Steel-242 bundles, q cases.
speer q $40 piatee Tint $40 boxes Ii. plates, OsO
wne-esl bids, 1888 half do ss half do, los quarter
pipes. ~ eighth, 1926 bbls. wool-l90 bales Wood
114s logv mahogany, 325 piculs japan. Anclo0 cAss
$50 cases.
There another large weeks business anthraos
COAL shown by the last weekly reports of the three
principal companies The tonnage again exceeds ons
hundred thousand tons, a. follows
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The steamer Kate sweeney caught re last week In going
up the Missour river II originated In the hold and De
psseo her oarrc 70 the amount o. about 81 6O0 Ths
psstt became charmed ana many junpsd overheard
rtrsc 1eck passengers 1sIe drewreA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26

The report OF the Lehigh is up to Saturday Of last
week, and those Of the Reading Railroad and Schuyku
Navigation 10 Thursday Of this week. Ths basnsss of
the Leheh TO the PERIOD have doubt reaches
about $50, 600 tons.
The following remarks the state of the Ioodsa no
ney market are from tho Bankers Magazine =
Although there has been . Temperance II astvs
speculation among u.s. 1t has mot been extensive
it years since. Notwithstanding considerable
he estimates of the nominal engagements Of tAs
country varying from f4o 900 900 to Zoo 900 900 sts
lng have been subscribed principally towards foreg0
they have been spread through
different chause, and in comparatively limited amounts.
If from unforeseen causes the supplies Of bullion from
Australia and California shall rapidly decrease sssd
not spprehend very violent panic the probable
lequence Of this actvty-ths bad and doubtful schemes
being to decay while those inherently pos ssssing
elements Of success will ostive any temporary slora
that occur from the pressure Of projects ths
public.
The crops throughout Britain and Ireland are
healthy notwithstanding the steness Of spring. and in
some places deficiency OF rain. The weather Is set
tied and seasonable.