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SPRING. 1884.
WHOLESALE BOOT 8 SHOE TRADE,
Petersburg. ya.

Petersburg. Va.
VIZ take pleasure in an.
Ef nauncing 10 the Merchants of Viz
= ginia aud North Carolina, that one
Of our house has just returned f,om the North
and East, where be has Iurehasel an extensive
aud commanding stock of
Boots, Sh0ts. Brogans, Trunks. Carpet Eass,
Ialircs, Wrapping Paper, Larinss, &c.,
and all other articles belonging 10 on, branch 81
business.
OuI assortment this season will he much lar.
ger and nrre varied than heretofore. in order 10
meet the demands Of a rapidly increasing trade.
Our goods have all been bought az Finsr Hams.
aud selected with great care by an oil buyer, 81
Thirty years experience. with especial reference
10 the wants Of the
Virginia and Narth Carolina Merchants.
We are now IN receipt Of 4 portion Of our
Stock, aud are in daily expectation of large ac-
ccssions thereto, which will render Our assort-
ment one Of the most complete and attractive ev.
er offered to the Southern Trade.
In soliciting an examination, we assure our
friends and the public generally, that our prices
shall he found as low and as reasonable a, those
Of any similar establishment south OF Massachu.
seits.
sI- Merchants af,,l others huying hy the P,eK.
AeE or DozrS. will iiiri il 10 their inleres, TO cx-
amino our stock before purchasing elsewhere. as
il Is our determination 10 sell SIS cheap as any of
our northern competitors.
w. II. JOHNSON & co.
Two doors below Paul & McIlwaine,
East side If Sycamore street.
Petersburg, Va, Feb. 81. 25.-lm
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$25 Reward.

DAN AWAY. 10 Jsnuary 1889. negro boy
= by the name 81 BILL. who has bsen pur.
chased by the subscriber frpm Mr.. Genrge Laws.
The said hoy was formerly owned by Mr. James
II. Chrisie, aud wa raised some Eve miles west
OF Hiilshorvugh. he Is about % years old,
about I've fret nine iIches high. Insight nsulaiio,
very intelligent, hls q good head Of hair. and
sometimes wears il PLATED and had fac crop
Of WHISPERS exiending under the chin. He had
on, whrn ne left. black saiine, pa,iaionns. dark
sack Coat, daik oscrcoai, aud course pair II
boois.
The above reward Of twenty-five dollars will
bcsgisen TO any person ~ko will deliver him 10
the subscriber. Or coEGne him in any jail 80 that
he can get him.
MlNlCK MILLER.
liillshofough, March 9Th. 1854. 26--3w
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

March Is, 1854.
Candles-Fayetterille Factory l8c.
q 20. Alalnantine so q Sc.
Cotton--8i o. &c.
Feathers As ~ 41c.
Wheat Sl:25.-Corn sI:l0W sl:l5.
Mulasscs-Cuba 90; n. Orleans 4f6c.
Whiskey 40 a SOC.
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STABLER'S
Diarrh9a Cordial.

'S'HE valuable medicines above named, are not
empirical. but are prepared in agreement
with the experience Of some Of the most learned
and judicious practitioners, aud are not secret,
further than is necessary 10 protect the p,opnc.
tors and those who use them from loss and i'm
position. as the component parts have been made
known. coSriDESrIALLr. from time to time, 10
pcrhaps
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VI a R gTED,

In this county. on the 18th instant. by Wyatt
Gate, esq. Mr.. WilliAx Srrariss to Miss
EaEIisr G. SaIrH.
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F. Morris. and arc now prepared TO take care OF
as many horses As the public may favor them
with. Their Stables are 10 good repair. and their
Crib well supplied with Forage. They will
spare no pains TO make every thing agreeable
about their stables. Give them trial.
or Vehicles and Horses will he hired hy the
day, or fore longer time, at reasonable prices.
......' HEDGpETH. &.GARRARD.
rehrety 9, 4s,f-.
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LATE PROM EUROPE.

~--tt stt*@A4a WA ts~4lttN "a
and Liverpool dates 10 the slA instant
has arrived az Halifax.
BnFadstnHs gsnessliy have dexlined
SFicur tao shillings. corn tan sail.
llngs. aud wheat foar pence. Cotton
has also declined . sirfrepth.
/ France and England insist that Rus-
sra shall eyscuate The Turkish terrific.
Fles before the 18Th u April. All par
ties are sill zrming.
The Grrrk Instruction is in The wsy
oi being suppressed.
The Vienna correspondent Of tie
London Times saws. under date az tile
"a instant, an austs.an manifesto Was
about to announce that Austria will
occupy BOSNIA and Servia. A panic
ensaed 10 consequence on dle Vienna
B0Grse.
A felegraphie despatch dated at Vi
emma on the 9Th Of February saws:
(" The movements Of frnnps towards
! the frnntier continue. The Govern
mrnt has decided. in connection with
the Western Powers. % summon Rus.
sla to esacuate the Prinsipaliiivs. and.
y necessary, toemploy isrss TO compel
her to do So.
France and England continue their
ornaments spsa ~ iuaiaense scale.
Sir Charles Napier is appointed To the
command Of the Baltic allied fleet.
AdnsiTsl seyfnuar is nom Ia command
Of twenty ships already assembled at
Spithead
intelligence has reached Brussels
that the Russian fleets are preparing
b leave Cronssadt. probably 20 gain
rSie Sea befare the arrival oI the com
biBed fleets.
Russia demands that Prussia shall
close her ports nearest 70 Russia against
English aud French ships. Prussia is
unwilling to coaFIy.
Several British war vessels are order.
ed from Malta 20 luok after the Greek
insurgents. The latter have been de
feated By the Turks al Asia. The
Turkish Government. in concert with
England, France, and Prussia, had all.
dressed a reinonsiFance 10 the Greek
Court. The latter apologized and dis
missed the Minister of Police.
LATEST.
An nficial announcement is coatain-
ed in the Londcn Times TO this effect:
England and France had dispatched
couriers to ST. Petersburg with an adj,
dress. signif,ins to the Czsr, by way
OF rcjoinder TO his note To Louis Ma
poleon. that he must either back out Of
the principalties or fight.
Hool,nIs German Biers, prepared and sold
by Dr. Jackson. AZ Tho German Medical Store,
t20 Arch STREET, Philadelphia, daily increase in
their well deserved celebrity, fnr The cure of sll
diseases arising From arrangement Of the liver.
These Bitters have, i,.deej proved blessing to
The afflicted, vino show their gratitude by the |
most aatering testimonials. This medicine has
established foi itself name thai competitors, |
however willy thri, schemes or seductive their |
promises, cannot reach. Itgained the public con.
fidence by the immense benefits thu have been de-
rived from i, aud viii ever maintain its position.
II For sale NJ the Drug Store. &C.
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COCRT on MARnENs

TNliE coan Of wsrlens Of Orange county
viii hold The next semi-annuaI meeting al
he Po'r Hause On Aandsy the 81 Of April. al
10 oelark. A. N. Persons having business with
the Court can make application II that time.
by order Of the Court.
4. A. HEARTH. Sec'rv.
March 9th. 1854. %
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Richmond Co.. March ii, 1854.

s'shth'iu w., .hdtNH s-ti tcJf.
SIR: Yours Of the sad inst, inform
ing me officially, that the Convention,
which assembled in the city of Ra.
leigh, OF the .2lst February, over
which YOU presided, unanimously no.
minated me as the Wing candidate for
the office Of Governor Of North Caro-.
lima. at the approaching election, and
enclosing copy of the resolutions "a
,optcd by the Convention, was receir-
Ell tu-dav.
In accepting the nomination, take
the occasion tn express. through syou,
70 the Convention, my high sense Of
the honor conferred upon me-. in pre-
senting me as a candidate for an office
worthy OF the ambition of the most dis
tinguished citizens of the State. I
make no pretensim to any merit or
ability which would entilIe me to 50
elevated a position, nor have ever
sought 1t. And could feel at liberty
10 disregard the wishes of the Conven
ton, and OF many valued friends, aud
70 consult my own feelings aud the in
terests of my family, | shnuld not hesi-
tate respectfully to decline the honor
thus ilatteringly rendered tune But
! haze the success Of our principles at
heart, and ! must defer to the judy
,hcnt of the Convention, recognising.
u as expressing the will OF the Wing
party Of the State.
The resolutions enclosed by you
pcet a. sincere and cordial srrro al
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uOStilities Commenced

40 60 liy.sISoEs
EsEhS leave 10 inicnm ne pubic thar lie il
now receiving one Of the Largest and Mo-,
varied Assorimenis of
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4 Pife.-Amongs The numerous stores ne.
fiFe whnsr doors rise pilrs Of boxes. halr.. Sc.
BIRD Si'h goods. warrs. anil merchandise Zoe The
spnns trade. the Bnoi AMI Shoe establishment Of
Messrs. DrummoDd & wychs is worthy 20 he
na'iced Thrir s1pl.ly sol sssorim-ni i as am.
RE and saEied as .lrnsnd anl taste can require.
ami lhes mott large share % the pulair patron
age. Petersburg LlfelAiysnrsr.
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Notlce.


WEm yl,u-.i - lufs1nou,is..i.,.s,f.
PshAe Erae~ily. ihaI ssnss ne - 49,
tn. - hrs. - ~ ssEes ss~susis acr.,s-.ak 4,
=. sAe q nsafis COR e..fise ssrrk a ckl.s-
oaass. E-nhra.sfr. 6s- Ne hsts. rhps<h -
1iaaasss q Aessa. Pzisen-aa 4 coo,<s. c..
a.l'<san Nfscssnls. made s<r-ne<r~nis 4 -
has- s.',lhsss = tie siass Jusf s.sassa ~ skrm.
4 snr 49, = Skranse street. sh<a ls ss.alGl-s
naps:s y 49, GA iri@rds SID al. Ma .i.h =
P.sfsllks any lh'ns m -ur iiass Or ss.sra..-s /,
my say. slli ls a. <nt,rly ne~ oos. s.s Il
p''e-s 90 are psrfaNl 10 OFT A. go, 49,
zFnts as hrretosars.
We avail ourselves u r..is s,7arunl,, a. ~
turning our sincere ihanks %, he .--e l;..r,f.
psat''.s = lsssi.s''s srirnd. % o. snd hep~ ),
nsf' as'isi iresnpti'uae and fsrfsiy 10 us,Is al
seeafs eoidin0sner nffls same.
KERR 4 MARBCRY.
Importers and Desl<ss N Gains. 6lss
sna E-siIesxsr.
Petersburg. Va, Pea II. ss-ez
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sPRtNo SUPPLY OF
co.'s. ShgS. RFag3nS

- NttaHA- - II NAfN W
Boots, Shoes, BFOganS. &c.
- Va are nov in receipt Of a
I4rss Pstisa = slr sPsins srrply 4
Beslf SkDrs. BpsaEs Sci. Isalktf
'" Eratk Z turritas fxif Mas
rlfkk liliEg asd Ending Skinl
Nrsppins Rzpf, AZ.
And sAsa he tonsa.nsly saiding 10 ne ssark. 40
nat nc sal SIT 70 tie MeE<lanis ti-ililss Pc
ssfs-aFs, siaek .li<h MI AZ oaos command
sfieniian.
hees.A i 70 be aieiarsy sndsrsss.d hat nc
are eatissiy dizronnersrd = AZ me RETAIL. b.
sarss. and sell aly b The WHOLESALE. snd
CTR advantages which r.nno, he
ob,siHsd ~hefs goods are srlsilsd-
Oar slo<k wili eoasisi 0f shout I.5Of, cases
81 srasaaskie 6eois. koseisi u ihe msnulscius,r.
N The meath % January. fsr CASH. Previous d
Inc opening 4 The spnng Trade. gisiag Us ad-
',ni-Ees over Hose aha made lheiT purchases :,
! lalei peTiai.
hefchsnis wishing aur eiiy. will End In our
'soek sch Vastly - i fssly 10 - found 4,
my ene esiaisi<hmrns Tier prizes wiss II. fsuaJ
o BE IS ioN as -inilar v,s4ls III any ,aadie,.
sAhL hREMMOND & co.,
sPPssiie tie esan Hsnse. sseamefe st.,
Petersburg. Va.
'ssrEl DarsxgSD.l
aHs n. wreHE
February -. as-lm
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Domestic Fabrics.
Livery Stables.

f The undersigned. having
v vN formed a copartncrship FOR the pur.
ezA pose, have alene,l Livery Stable
yYt III HiElsborough. at the old stand
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Raleigh, Feb. c2a, 1854.

SIR: have the honor Of informing
you that you have been unanimously
dominated by the Wing Convention,
which assembled in the city of Raleigh,
on Yesterday, as the Wing candidate
for the Office Of Governor Of North
Carolina, at the approaching election.
, eLclose a copy of the Resolutions
adopted bv the Convention with un>
examplel sp rit aud immunity.
Allow me to add my solicitation to
the request Of the Convention. that
YOU will consent to accept the nomi>
nation.
Most respectfully, your ob't ssv't.
r.. $. DONNEII..
HIN. ALrako Dscxkay, Rich nond county.
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From the Iidsigh Register.
acceptance OF Gen. pockery.

We are highly grat;fcd at being
able to lay before our Wing friends.
to-day, the admirable letter of Gen.
Dockery. accepting the nomination
rendered him b. the late Convention
Let every Wing in the State emulate
the example thus set beiure him. Let
us all sacrifice personal and sectional
considerations, as General Dackvry
has sacrificed his individual and do,
mestic interests, upon the altar cI our
cherished cause:
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PUNISHMENT Or GAMBLlSa.--The Sc.
nate Of Georgia has passed bill to
punish the keeping Of tarp or other
gambling tables or establishments, with
Imprisonment IN the rsni,entiary from
one TO. fi,e ,car4..
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This stock selling 95 with six months dividend &C
crued.
The receipts of the finished portion Of the Covington
and Lexington Railroad 6j miles from Covington to Gym
theana) are now 5000 = day. 1t is expected that tho
daily receipts will reach 900, when completed TO Paris
which will be by the lst of August next from which latter
pomt to Lexington the line is already completed and IN
operation.
We learn that the reduction of fare on the Cleveland,
Columbus and Little Miami Railways only applies to one
daily train all the other trains including freight continue
to charge former rates
The receipts of this line greater than at any former
period.
The Exchanges the Clearing House this morning were
s2O,32O 600.
meeting of the Stockholders Of the North Carolina
Copper Company will be held tomorrow to hear the re-
port OF the Committee.
In the street there appears TO be less pressure Tor money
but there rather paper offering and but few names
pass below l2 cent. Tie high rates of interest to be
obtained OH stock loans from borrowers not strictly first
class has attracted considerable capital from investment
in paper. Railroad paper goes it 1913 Y cent.
Our information leads to believe that the orders by
the Atlantic for American securities especially from the
Continent have been unusually large We hear of con-
siderable aggregate purchases within day two of best
class Railroad Bonds
Roberts Brothers Circular for the steamer gives the
annexed statistics of the shipments of Breadstufs
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DIED.

ANABLE-In this City Tuesday June o. Jane Elizabeth
ADsble, Ia the 18th year Of her age
the family invited to attend her funeral this
(Wededsy June g. o'clock from the residence OF
her mother Pe Her remains will be taken to Troy for
hfeIment.
Troy papers please copy - -
KIP-On after Illness, Margaret Goee
Elizabeth Kip, aged ana months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
ate this w ednesday) aft al p NJ from the
resd, nee father No. 2GO fouTst opposite Washington
MARTINOn Tuesday 27th inst Horace Martin only Of
Ehansm Martin eyed 2
friends OF family ami his acquantsnces generally are
respectfully invited attend his funeral Thurday 2sh st at
2P M from his late residence, No 1888 South Eishis Williams
burgh.
Providence Or. ~ papers please COPY. .
STONEROn Tuedey June n, after short Illness Nrs caro-
line Slower, wife Of sylvester Slower.
this o'clock Her
requested o nd at No. ii Woosers. $3.50
uNDERHILL-On the morning the 9th Inst A. j. Underhn
n the 41h year of,is -.
His respectfully invited to attend bis
18th o'clock at tnc residence OF
% Nandewaers without further notice His
remains will be taken Jericho for ntermeni o'clock on Fh
Dsym morning 2aih by the Long Island Railroad.
VAN KLEECK-On Monday, June %, VIM H. Van keeck, al
terra long Illness .
restives feDds Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend bis funeral without further noce from hs late residence
No n East Wedne 18Th inst at IL r. o. m re
mains will be taken 10 Pokeepsie for interment
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= cent. NewYork Central opened at % and closed at

= cent. New-Ycrk Central opened at % and closed At
ssI, which i better than yesterday. TIE '.nve-men,
Stocks generally dull In Railroad Bonds the business
is moderate bu, these are better sas' med than the
shtrof. N,w-Ioli Central firm al r. and so oO)
Illinois Central sold at - as.
The Mining Board Is very duh and the mining interests
ocncray u,h depressed alihou q the prospects of most
o, the mines are quite BILE as when the stocks
were much higher The gr'.a, disappointment in these
matters has been so ach the absolute failure OF the
mines the largely nc reased capital needed and time,
aso to open them. The mining interest must eventually
be exceed ely important one TO this country but the
pioneers nd IL cos.s much more than was anticipated.
Tho market for Exchange is exceedingly dull AMI heavy
Tie bankers now ask d O for Sterling making Gales
81 and the supply Of other rsica-s bills are
in advance OF the demand al o. a9a and good bills have
ben cold at cent Franco 5.l3l a5lj and trans
actons very Limited.
Freights to Liverpool firm hs hot active Engage
nonts OF 600 bb Flour 2 sco hhds. Sugar 2o 200 or
800 pkgs Hans &c. 2o; 90 bales Cotton 3-lGd. Gram
cd. osked. To London, 100 tuns Heavy Freight ~
Flour 81. To Havrc 400 bales Cotton &c. 10 An'"erP'
900 bales Cotton d., &c.
The receipts at the SubTeasury were Sl'''''ii pay
/ roents a2lO 500; bhance, S9,0s3,s6l
Tho orc.ion sales Of Stocks have degenerated in'o
forces ard We have concluded that the puohcauon VI
,lem Is waste Of ROOM We shall, accordlns'y' rcfa
I from, rnh ishing them until We change our mind'
The Norwich and Worcester Railroad Company has de-
clared dividend Of 3 cent for the SIX monhs ehung
lime !. payable 18th July in this City
The dividend of the Nicaragua Co., it is understood
will be q cont
| fa,lowipg result for the past six months:
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al .,s eco hors On board scni ho;ne - WI ~
D. hone Hss % abr 90 bis ~h Oh rom sap Ara'y aai
81 90. isru 4 r. Jaw. -, ,.i.~.f, H.. sta ,a,h
60 70 s,r,gsc ~. Wn ?. Do.i7er, Neji're, -
1rt. Ocr.n. th W ~ sacs - o. ~ Il g.. Ar,.
Al Prov -ee.cvu .i.h. .Af hsft-t Nss
Oc~, - sreke lule - AT y ~ ION - et
sudsr Cornell cean Fter Dedse Osborn, ~ - .'n SPAn
Co. hsckt ai N0unau off-< totIt; =, y
Varef EsVia Sekcsica 10 Louisa n 81 an o- -
Bunch do w Ho.r.s Yeurg. DO a-.o no - - -.
ard icunE. wih g. sP fyus Arrow haienan' i''P ' ~
fsh krrsrctic. STOW. Is ~. g. IT -
A. :. Pslra NAV Il bark Johu Rob-. Skaner Gee.
18Th sAip Emerald. Munkey NIB, SO sp ~ va PSI a.
VII. ~ issf crrise. fCspt reported M-y T. Ia ION
C.arcs Clifford. HB sp 9Th bark A. Ticker On
Dartmouth eanru for having lost boat ,nd .n men -
no. r-foFfed Capt 4 reported May g. Of Galapagos lsAna'
Prescert Foiter Ssrt, $50 sr.. all tol3) -
Touched Csiso May % bark Andrews Smith NB. 100 'p
ard 30 same day cruise President Young. Westpor D -
Sst ouns reported AM To- lat, &c, ship Ba.r1a' Dof-il
y B.. 70 spi
Az a,tasrao May H. bark win.lsw Eldrd- n B. and sid
18Th 9
Bravo Dee 20 (by letter Capt, Barre hip Ohio, " B.,
clssu
Hectic ard bark Columbus. OF New Bedford ~ans Of
F.rhsyen. aud bark Oscar Of Nstspcissttg sc.hn-
a1o N - II MAY otn. The AtkieaA
The Coiuu tus .ost RAIDER and bowsPntel urch
A had been Eof %, and-lsO
letter frcuC Capt. Jenney. u ship Alissi
her AZ Taleshuano MAY 8, rrady for So
letter from Capt. Norton. Of ship Hector Of MI IA
csIusro NAV states that he las shipped hs oil lSsp) A.
ned Ghh. and Co OF Y B. and Alpha Maria OF ket,
ard y ads for sea. bound on shore.
SreseuArri ~ a. Ion ~ 81 p bark Henry Brewer,
Ne London boaud Bay from Des,atio Island
fli OF oI-blo~ins fIesh. could not hear distinctly
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Foreign Ports.

At April IS ships Bombay Wilson for Foehowoo and
HopE kors ready; Jacob Boil klham, for New OK sap =
about ready; Rose SAndb. Pearson for do d. Golden C'g
Csulfed for do do Confucins. (sesmerl Dearborn, unc
b. Mhsmroa April 10 ships Eureka Nhipple for Newfofk lag
Science fasc bark Mermaid Smith, for Shanghai
SD. dsts, ship PsrIp, 70, Cosgius New tosk
Manila April IS ship Rinsesder Matthews, TO load for Dos
tou-only Am vessel
AT susarore April % bks Three Brothers jayne for Cowes
dg Daniel Webster Bsbee Boston do Duchess Lane Tor
Penang Kate Hastings Fhed for Calcutta ready Annie Buck
tsu Cha Ptuang snd Boston ready. sid It'll
Calcutta April ~ ships state of Maine, Ford snd Josphus
London dg Paine, C0h0ts Gerry
for Boston do Ocean EAGLE Somss Gem of the Ocean Crosby
Lecki.; Ocesn Pearl Sears; Pcaialua, Wende fsnk
Lohrcp load FOR Boston; MALAY Hutchinson
>kylsk Henry New York dy; bArks Lyman
Pierce would probably osd for Boston, Ke5er Cowe
Ship ndoo Miller TO sail ot seth tor China
Sd 18Th AIabe Ia Cobb, Boston
18th ships Lady Franklin Smith Boston
22d Valparaiso Kennels. Chiua
Msuiiu April Is ship Brutus. Neacom. from Cscutts for
repaired ard leading sail during the first week in Nav
nit Sid 25th bark Rose Pool Hard
I'M Boston Bark Fonoss expected from Trieste and would
load for Boston
A. Trieste 9th inst Mary H. yose, Has waiting orders
would proceed to Sicily after disg.
Palermo Sd inst barks Regatta Taylor fox New York Gan
dolfo sc r do; bgs Judith (Br for do Trenton Merritt for
Boston SD let steamer Stella (sc New York; ID brig Ssrdus
oieisnl DO.
SD from Caao May 25 ships Francis P Sage Robson u 5;
Witch Plummer Chucha Islands Samuel Lawrence Pat
ten. do; bsrk Ellen Noy.s, Colt do.
18th ui, sTs Sarah and Louisa sssons from Chincha Isl
snds L. = Equaor Ewe from do arr gam for do Arab
Thurston Hudosan Hubbard tn san ancco;
Shsckefori Augustue Heard. Hopkins Ozark, Bartlett
(Which put and Baltimore Norlhup do barss Maid OF
Orleans Jones; Emily Miner Rogers and Lucia Field Byfnes
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- TO W. Indies n. A. Colonies &c l2YS - <o<o
FIouR-Wh freight l9 T. Dbl ~ Is cents Is equivalent to
60 sterling Dbl with freight, exclusive OF commission
NHET-Wfh q 60 bbls ~ 80 is equivalent 10 69
sterling q M 2 10 lbs fob with freight eAca
i've @ commission. -, .-,--,-,..
INDIAN CoRNWh freight at Isl IS b. 81 cents equivalent
TO Is OK a. with freight, exclusive of commission
The Board of Brokers will adjourn from Saturday mex
to the following Wednesday, in order to give its patriotic
members the opportunity to make their purchases suibs
and recraokers the due observance of the 4h July
The engagements of Monday and Tuesday must there
fore, be met on Saturday.
sale of 900 shares Erie made at the Board to-
day by Guion & Lockwood being the stock received and
paid for by them for account of Mr. Townshend. Mr.
Townshend we understand, does not admit the claim of
that house upon him. they required deposit when they
made the purchase which lie refused and consequently
supposed the purchase not made.
The tolls on the Reading Road are about TO be raised
80 y cent
The Bank Of America has made dividend of 2 cent
The Seventh Ward Bank 2 cent.
For the information of readers, we print the an
nexed list of Stocks to be sold tomorrow, at auction by