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- 7gua CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR OF FEM
Ihh "h'S s,IyAYIA A NOTHING,

!, 4 he philadelphia Evening Argus thai since
i the whig candidate for governor q REM
~ ~ Poloek las heeu initiated a. regular mem
P'-A. ,..,-,o,biyy society. We never doubted thai
:. pol,oek would he supported y ihs De" - =
.i,. I'M, We had not suppose thai he "oo'I sup :
d bid for their support ty joining theis cruz ~"
,.ir revolving oath The Argus mixers "i'h soou
~, III / The deliberate intention q The wing parry
;,..,f;,to he arms q the know-nothng socienes'
y ,hat faction for support IN The gGhernA'o-
.,..,;or This view is strengthened py inc Nei7@u-
.,,,.,sd ruor the withdrawal Of Mr. Darsis rom '4'
- ,icst on the ground that he l. obnoxious 70 ile
!, s,bsr being AN adopted citizen himself Or lne
~ ~ one which fact would prevent him nom
the votes Of the knov-noihnes-
In view Of this state Of The canvass the Argus aiss TUG
song earnest and eloquent appeal to the people o. INC
Old Keystone
..t ouegtion Of mans political and religious rights
. ls.r Identified with the success Oh the democracy
! NJ coming State contest. the candidate o. me soeAleu
800 la voluntarily abandoned the platform o. Inc
wing "a donted thai Of secret political religious
ti bieh i established for the openly -ayowea puf-
- ~ Taeising any man who viii not subscribe 70 us anu
apti-dcmocratic doctrines. Beaten on all the oa
i.s in desperation the wings and their ales nave iAa
violent hands on the very ark Of our Liberties a. people anu
euity as nation. Does any one suppose thAt the hpe
untrr can outliye the religious freedom OF It's peo-
a., Does his.ary furnlsh such instance! Assureay
not When the hand Of bigotry and intolerance strikes
dawn the right Of every TO worship Goa accoru-
ng 10 the dictates Of his conscience, the Pocai
franchise win soon follow. And thus II VIII De u inns
country il the remain quiet and suffer the martyr
fires Of religious intolerance 10 be lighted IN The
oouncl chambers nothing associations, and from
thence transferred the political contests Of the State Mr.
pollock the champion Of this order He Is bound by
he oath Of this political religious association to appoint ne
man 10 Office who cannot claim his lineage for two genera
toms on this soil and who is not opposed to all forms Of re
ZION save the Protestant Are the people of this State pre-
psed TO endorse this attempt to minge religion with po
,,ss WIN they stand still and large portion Of GU
most respectable citizens nsulted by being told that they
rood enough sweep the streets but not to hold Office
s responsible trusts When these issues presented
eoued with the fact that the next movement viii be 10 IN
re with the laws with relation to the property Of the
secuted class can there be question to which aide tn
masses Of this State viii clings We think not"
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up standing By stiei enforcement Of the 18th rueAer
the majority had permitted them TO exhaust the patience Of
the country and the ioraranee Of the Househat they
were ready 10 cry Out -trickery' and fraud BY this
lsth rule the minority hAs found that good Iarlia
meniary rules adopted facilitate and defeat
wholesome legislation
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NV YosS, June E.--The difficulties the New York
and Erie railroad have length been settled and the freight
and passenger trains running usual II estimated
that the loss 10 the company by the engineers strike
win exceed 500 600.
The weather Is oppressirey AT the thermoe-
ter stood at s5.
Several new Of cholera reported.
The royal mail steamship Arabia sailed at to-day for
Liverpool She took out $50 passengers and $2s7 900 in
specie Among her passengers Mons Roger, bearer Of
dcspaches.
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EATEaslsE SALE or LIQUORS, FURNITURE. &c,, AT
IL aaetlonoa saiur@ay me ls q uy sh s, II frost Of
eaf .lose a O'Clock e1cerrt sroeh 81 hqsefs ans
furniture, WIS
hAifppes nae bFsndy, 4 0eni.an Is
3 bbls Old ssske }, deuaiory d
half pipes ~hisssy
o. cAsk cognAc brandy
q beis- eAen
desnilens Jamaica sYgta
Aiso, "a ~
matr e. bcasleaas, tHAiek,
Mahogany and other chairs, wardfnhes
Wash, work ana light stands
Crockery and glassware.
Wnh large o q oIse fsdture which deem unnecessary
GREEN SCOTT,
June $3.50 Asctianetn.
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THREEsToRY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on MAssA-
chnsrts aacuoHon MouaAy tie 81 ~ luys We
shall premises O'Clock, good
conveniently house.
and the lot seh stands, beg loi No 3 s4V
Aso vacant ioi adjoining me aboys t5e whole & pert o. Ne
Is feet inches, and loo feet deep.
The above property side 81 MaNacAnfsi
avenue, Ninth Tenth The h0ute
The MckeDdTee chapel.
Temss onelounh cash balance in Twelve eighteen and
twen months for bearing from day Of
deed given Of taken Title inaispCAbie,
G2EEN * SCOTT,
June 23-d Aucioncefs
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Ga te instant stepsen ehrcA, cupCpeT Ngnlai
BY hss. coLE WILLIAM GREENE, 81 sle1ahafa
MAMIE LOUISA youngest a. gheE 81 Ae @ col =. a. goE
ncw, u uBe former place.
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CARBON before the 2ih Of
II witt be rendered. pleasure
take hem their purchases when they
the bill presented Those who oabe collect
Therefore
al viii pay before
July, without placing 81 sndfnE
he amount HALL. & BROTHER.
yuos ls-sif
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HALIFAX, June fs.--Thc steamer Merlin has arrived,
bringing dates from Newfoundland 10 the Esd instant
The ronbcs in the legislature continuing, the assembly
had been Dissolved by order of the governor.
Three blocks Of buildings George have been burnt
leaving ninety families honseless.
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AsTEH WILSON M. STEW ART, the Juvenile card
M Brsks az
and PennsySsnis
He will be happy receive orders which be
beautiful and satisfactory
as
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BUFFALO June PA serious accident occurred the
Great Western railroad in consequence 81 the whole train Of
being thrown on the track. The locomotive
pleiey destroyed killed and several persons
injured
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The President Of the United States accompanied by Mrs
Pierce and her relative Mrs Smith, Of New Hampshire
General Cas the Secretary Of the Navy and the Pes-
dents private secretary Mr. Sidney Webster, arrived Al
Old Point Comfort Saturday afternoon Eve O'Clock
In the United States steamer Engineer Yesterday the
President inspected the troops In the fort and afterwards
visited the flagship Columbia Com. J. I. Newton, and
sloop Preble Commander Craven anchor of Old Point
being received board Of both ships with the national
salute yards manned and all the honors due 10 his sta
ton We learn that the party win leave Old Point this
morning in the United States steamer Engineer Captain
olmsteAd on their return to Washington
Norfolk Herald 21h.
An INTERESTING nELIc-on the 18th inst the outside
case Of old French gold watch found in Pisburg
among the ruins Of the magazine Of the old French fort
u bore the following inscription Presented to James
Nethereil, by bus friend, George Washington, May 3
1889 This date corresponds with the time that Braddoc
SCI on on his unfortunate expedition against Fort Du-
quesne
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tOMMENCEMENI--The commencement Co
iumhan College tenior
held "Wednesday tine Baptist Church
ecses 70 Al II O'clock The public respectfully
Invited attend.
coIuKcg Hrtl, d. C., June "a
June 25-dA
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& n0n FEET or WALNUT AsD cnEaaY LUMBER At
UyUUU auction-on Friday 9tA insinst shall SELL
front Of warehouse 9th Missouri Penn
syysAx IA O'Clock walnut
boards used by eabiH makers al or which well
Terms; All under SIS SIS credit IL,
satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN SCOTT,
Iune sd Aucgioneers.
rHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, by DIR moor man I vol
/ 1854.
The Virginia IIoi Springs by DR. Coode. vol 1854
Burkes Mineral spria.s OF Western Virginia. 4
This Fauguier White sulphur Springs ~ Eiser. lsa
The White Sulphur Papers by Marx Pencil. vol.
Trip the Virginia Springs by Lody. raiayhiet.
Also guide books, books, travelling maps, &c.
une FAANGE TAYLOR
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The Erar,nasios ~ the Fsusbustsrs keo Ortoass.
Nrw 0aissss June f7Thc examination Of the witness
before the grand jury in reference TO the expected Cuba
expedition, unsatssotory they being excused from
anwering the principal questions, the ground ths they
might criminsfe themselves.
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Movements Of So,afhsrH .Sfeamers.

Nrw 0sLraS., June 2s.-Tbe steamship Black Warrior
sailed from Mobile Saturday for Havana and New York
and the Empire City lef here to-day cor the ports
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Nrw oRLs.ss, June 2sIn the way Of business there IL
but little doing to-day. The weather 10 exceedingly hot.
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Bosros, June 2Two Of Mr. John Bass Of Scituate
drowned yesterday, BY the apse'ting Of boat wh
catching Holsters of ths harbor.
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NEW-ln consequence
- bestowed The Metropolitan Gallery, die has
with Mr. Verge, artist from Lp by whose
aaruereoypes win be coofea wiz baHcy and
biy uusansbs BY the method, nre fsr passing
effect 6ecacy detail the
To avoid ladies aud invited
their advance, En1 miniatures viii
made bear cegasied. Aetrup tsn Galley Lane
Tucker STORE, rnhssana between ~ a. Ga streets
GEO. AD4as, Artist.
ar i6-.g
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CoScosr June FIN the house Of Representatives the
forenoon spent debating the snsN ebraka resolutions
also hin introduced for the punishment Of bribery and
corruption withou, coming TO decision either.
committee Of Eve appointed inquire into charges
against the coalition Of attempting hribe members and
dragging their liquor.
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Nrw Yorg June 2sBusines Of all kinds dull to-day.
flour hearysale Of barrels State brands, 81 2s
southern, - so -. Wbea-saes Of 1000 bushels
red 81 50 81 20; Genesee al 81 s. Cornsales Of
90 600 bushels MIXED 70 yellow 81 81
Oats 20 Cotton dull and dropping. The stock
ket show, slight upward tendency.
PBanxtrH., June business exceedingly dali 10
Fonr - 80 We have change to notice in grain quo
tssions--msrket heavy.
Bsfrrsosr June 2Ihe oppressive heat o. the weather
has checked all kinds Of business FlourHoward street
held At s. a. Ctr Mills &spo salee. whest-no ssies :
rcd h noinay held Al 81 10 81 49, white. 81 rs 81 So
Ccrnssle Of seo hushes white and yellow, 50 81,
and mixed At ~ o~~ts oassses Of 600 bushels At 50
20.
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Oa s1k or lie So eommoe ant house,
Bcuse
ara
throughout Tfs
ls-dn
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CoR SALE Thoroughbred years Ca Per
saddle. snr1gEhy hfrkn harrfs
and perfectly Kind ard genie Also buggy and harness. in good
oder ned cosainon. Ap.sg
r. OWEN y SON.
Jane 2e-dlw Near WIZARDS Hotel.
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UNRERTb. subscrilsrs, having established
lumber OLD stand o. Wm BIRD
prepared furnish AL ARTICLES n the tde fayors
he They soici, share q pubic psiruuase.
GEO. w. GARRETT A Co
June le-eou
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CARIBOU respectfully ngfihrd thni
beug via - presented % them
on sSsh.
W 10 stap cal aud sefue on
Juiv roEhie, nhpieis
pecessary % oar sncrs receive a.
cue
will comply with ihc shove request, (as fey
eatssiry onrtt So1 mrkc TO-
Gan larger scale Than usual IN order meet
cLAGErT, NEWTON, NAY, a co.
Juue 93--dRwff
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lIrY . Ptsssburg aud County of Allegheny. Penn
offer guaranteed ruupon bonds
city Psburr county ~ hherhany, FenusYvania.
issued the Pi,fsbng and sonutTc nsiiusd
Company, BY which they re- guaranfiss.
confidently recommend them csgsiass and Go
sirsiac
The iorhrr srshit and other statistical uf
nssn oAsalnsd application personality w rer
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.
and Fiscxi Aeents
ga1t Sepu
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TRUNKS. hat boxes v~tscs~- carpet bnrs NnfchefAr
apsftes, received. which With fstuf feck
presert ard compete. crrrF
perof ru.chs.ors. VARIETY rrce qas
y y ~ with everywhere IN TITS city
WALL a sTEFHENs,
Iron lar.
feunsylvsna avenue, between Oh and iah streets
June 7f-eosG
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NUPERIOR shtrts. warranted 70 p
y csurs mersno nndershiffs, ertra sixes
SIX snd cotton DO o.
I.in~n and cotton drawers
Kid, ssik, and linen r'o,es
siit and linen hantkerchieis
Hair, silk, nnd satin stocks
crs~n,<. hoaiery. collars, susI'enoefs, &c.
Fmsrn~ias the moss extensive variety o.
Gonnd IN fhis CITY, which We Offer ~ snilorm
WALL A.
Nerf doc
Pennsylvania zgeu8s, hslwee
June as-fcdG,
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oHoT CORN" the new local drama will be PLAYED this
evening at the Bowey theatre with all the scenery
songs &c. The cast includes twenty-five members of
the company Mr.. Eddy will also appear in the after
piece, The Robbers Wife"
Mr.. FORREST appears at the Broadway theatre this
evening being his benefit and last appearance during his
present engagement. He plays Damon, in "Damon and
Pythasn Mr.. Conway, Mr.. Lanergan, and other popu-
lar members of the company, included in the cast
BURROWS THEATREThree capital pieces announced
for this evening: The Happiest Day Of My Life"
Pretty Piece of Business" and 1hc Laughing Hycna."
Mr.. Burton plays two parts. GO The Tempest" viii be
produced on Monday.
NATIONAL THEATRE" Uncle Toms Cabin" is to be
played this afternoon and evening, with all the popular
artists in the cast and thrilling drama is shortly
TO be produced.
wAlAcK's THEATRE-Arnolds comedy Of i" Man and
Wife," which highly successful Thursday will
be played again this evening with Mr. and Mrs Blake in
the cast. Kill or Cure" will also be performed
BARSUM's MusEux.-The popular local drama Tho
Old Brewery" will be played this evening with the
original fine cast, including c. W. Clarke and Miss Mes
layer The various curosites may be without extra
charge.
BROADWAY MEyAGERR--The Russian gian. Klopstotr Is
attracting large audiences to 1877 Broadway He is deci
dedly the greatest man of the age.
CBRIsTy's MISsTREs-The performances this evening
of No 472 Broadway are for the benefit Of Mr. j. Smp-
son, doorkeeper. The programme is interesting and tie
beneficiary win doubtless have n full house.
wooD's MINISTRIES, No. Al Broadway, give concert
this evening" and the audience will be to receive the
value OF their money. Several novelties are in prepa.
ration.
CmSHE HAu.-The Buckley Minstrels, 500 Broadway,
announce fine programme for this evenings perform
ance. Horn Briggs and other favortes will do their
pIettiest' to amuse their friends.
TnR CANrnErI MSsrREs 4o5 Broadway give their last
performance this afternoon and evening The evening
performance is for the benefit of Matt Peel
JERSEY CrTY.-Sgnor Blz gives performance at Com.
mercal Hall, Jersey City, this evening.
Rarney Williams and wife commence an engacement nj
the Howard Atheneum, Boston, next weeA.
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New Jersey Franklinite continues to advance. Hon.
Charles Thompson, Of Boston, has been elected Vice
President of the company large amount Of the stock
has been subscribed by the solid of that city, who
sent committee consisting of Messrs Thompson Alger,
and Croker experienced iron Dealers to examine the
mines The committee say that the richness of the oro
and the quantity thereof exceed any that
has been made Of them Contracts have been made for
the machinery necessary the manufacture steel and
iron, and the works in few months will be in full ope
ration.
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer of
the United States for the port of New York. this day,
April I, s150,429 10; the payments amounted to
$4,000 5s-leaving balance hand of S. 1855 40S a.
The third nsament of ten per the of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company allotted to subscribers
the 18th day of February, 1854 will be payable sa
turday, May 9th, at the Office Of the company, No so
Wall street.
Tie receipts of the Madison and indianapolis Railroad
Company for the months Of January 1854 S25 1856
90 February, 1854, s21 ,167 IL.
The steamship Curlew from this port for Bermuda to-
day, carried out Sal ,95S.
There sixty three railway corporations in the
State and the total miles, returned to the Secretary
of States office, amount to 90. The aggregate
capital of all the corporations 500 49, 90O the
paid in sss 6s the total cost is SOL 695 o.
the total earnings IS 976 AL So the funded and
foating debt Of all the companies amounts to 49,
244 40, and the surplus earnings hand amount to
seSs eos Co. The above table shows the leading items
of operation for 1853 of forty roads, that COMPARE
son may be made with the operations of the two pre-
vous years, 1851 and 1852 1t will be remembered that
these figures embrace only the roads that in opera
ton during the past year.
The following question has lately arisen in the English
Court Of Appeals, in the of Alexander VS. Sims
Where there are joint owners Of vessel in unequal
shares and of them mortgages his SHARE and then
the two enter into joint adventure in the pro-
portion in which they interested in the ship, and
she returns to England with cargo, before the dis
charge of which the mortgage takes possession of the
vessel, and claims to have become absolute part
owner thereof, can he such part owner claim to
keep possession Of the cargo without paying proper
tonal part Of the expenses until he shall be paid
amount Of freight corresponding with his interest in the
vessel? This was decided in the negative.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount of duties
collected at the port of Boston in each of the past
years distinguishing the amount paid merchan
disc brought in American and foreign vesscls:-
OF
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r.. M.
AsnEs-Some so bbs. realized So 62k SO 6SA for
pearls, and IS e3L a SO for pots, per 100 lbs.
TRANSFORMATIONS less active but very FIRM the
days sales reached ZOO bbs ordinary to choice State
at 81 81 90; mixed to fancy Western, at 81 62K So
and other kinds at proporonate prices. There were
mixed TO straight 90 IS 12k for favorite and IS 1917
ss 10 for fancy, per Dbl Rye flour and cornmeal were
unchanged Only ESQ bushels red Southern and Western
cd as previously reported Sales transpired of 800
bushels barley, at 81 81 o. and $4,000 bushels corn,
Southern; 75c. 7ec for round yellow; and 7sc Tic
f0G ons Newcastle was purchased
$40 so per chaldron
CorrIs-Sales were made to-day Of 800 bags Rio,
part at 1oaic Ac $500 do (by auction) at esc.
10 Ic per b and 600 do jamaica, private terms.
CoTros-The days sales reached 2lel bales as fol-
lows.-For export, 724 home use $685. speculation,
III and in transitu s5s-marlet having been made to-
FRUIr-About 400 boxes bunch rasns found buyers at
So So a SO 10.
at the late decline in rates. and about co. 900 bushels
engaged, chiefly In ships bags, at sid ID. Flour
TO fill up, at I'D; and 800 do, compressed, at IL 32d.
To Glasgow 800 bushels Of engaged in ships
bags at I'D Another vessel was engaged to load at Bic
with lumber to London, at CT 10d There nothing
new for the Continent for London. To California,
rates varied from Soc Coo per foot but inactive
HAY-saes of 500 bales were reported, at Coo csc.
for shipment and roc Soc for local use per 100 lbs
HEMP.-Snce last report there have been further
sales bales American undressed at sS5 $3.50
Inferior and sla5 $500 for prime; also of 90 bales
dressed az $500 $500 leaving stock very much re-
ducei The late receipts Of 2e5s bales Manila per no,
were sold at lac previous TO arrival No sale vet ma lie
OF the cargo shry Jute is inquired after but
unchanged in price.
IRoS.-About 200 tons Scotch pig changed hands, in
lots, at $40 So six months, per ton
LIME-Rockland was generally held at 81 10 for COM
mon, and 81 IS for lump, per Dbl
MoIAssrs-About geo bbls. New Orleans found buyers,
NJ 24c. a 2oc. per gallon.
ons-Whale and sperm were held with more 6rmness,
but ruled quiet Sales have made of $50 baskets
olive at yesterdays quotations, and q 900 gallons lin
seed at SAC o SEC. per gallon.
PRovr1oSs.-pork was less active Only 800 bbis
changed hands, at S4 rs for mess and sl2 BY SN %
for prime Some 270 casks cut meats realized fun pre-
yjous 0ues The sales OF lard embraced $50 bbs at De-
S3c per b. Beef was brskly enQured for The sales
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comprised $50 bbls at SO so IS for prime 50 so s12
for country mess and SIS so Sf4 for city do, per Dbl
Ohio nd State butter attainabe at &c., 13c, lac.
and lsc. per b. Cheese commanded loc PC per b.,
sroARs.-Ihe days transactions included $50 hhds.
range. and COO New orleans at ss6a &c. per H.
RIAL FsrATE-ssles at aucton-By Albert II. Nieolsy.
Lower hoIIssnia-2 story dwelling house and lot on
frarllin avenue, e26 story dwelling house and lot
on Franiin avenue 81 200; III story cottage house ana
lot on Eighth street $780, lots Eighth street IS by
lee $40 each lot corner OF Franklin and Eighth
street a by iOo $3.50 lots on Franklin avenue Is By
100, SO each ! house and lots on Fulon avenue,
SIJVo lper horrissnia-2 story frame cottage and lot
on hitch street ~ 259 house and lot Prospect
nue., S2,21o story house and lot Madison avenue,
$685. story house and lot BROAD street. saso Mount
Vernon story house and alots Ninth av 81 4T5 II
story cottage aud lots $780, story do and lots ss5
helrose-The Melrose House, s2,425 BY Cole ana Cha
street, IS, 1oo Brooklyn property lot on wilson
street, between Lee and Bedford avenues, 81 go WI
liamsburgal lot on South First street near Ninth
First and North Second streets 81 AGO. do ON wyckon
street, near Union avenue, $500 BY A. ! Bleecker-
tween avenues and d, 81, 400. BY E H. Ludlow Tor
der of sheriff. Il lot, rs by 100, No. IL vande-
nesf do Eleventh ST.
TAILow-There were 25 900 lbe. prime bought at l2c
per ID.
tion imported per Sea Serpent &C., terms months -
Hyson-20 chests at 4Sc, 10 hf do, 4ec 20 do 41c;
Young uO Ss chests az AZ
46hc. 2ls do 45c. e5 d. 44kc.; ~ do 4shc 81 DO.
42hc 40 do, 49, 10 DO, 4lc rs do, 4ofc.; ITO 90,
do, s2Hc loo do, sohc; o. boxes do, eOc.; IS do.
4sc. 80 do, 47c 80 do 4Shc 100 do, 20. ao7 DO,
Soc. Gunpowder- hf chests at Csc. 33 do, &C.; rs
49, 4oSo., 4o1c; ss d., $40; "a do s6ho.; 90 DO.
So boxes do, &c; "a do, 7sc; 2ss do, 2sc
Imperialss hf chestsa &c; l24 Do 4sc a d. 2sKc
Hyson skn26 chests at 5Sc. So do at 25c; 80 do at
24Ac. Is hf chests at 29c; 15 do. at 27c. "a do at
26hc, lo4 do At TIC. HZson Twankay,47 hlf chests
Schc. Souchong-55 hlf. chests at &C. Oolong-
GO hlf. chests at Sic; 200 do. at s2Ac.; 42e do.
$50 hH chests at 321sc; $50 do at 31c; IFS do. et
coke go DO at 2sc SO do at ESQ.,. ITO do. at q No.
$50 do. At 24c.
5c &C., and 100 Ohio seed leaf at SHc per h.
WnsKEY.-We heard that 500 bbls. Ohio and prison
Sold at 26c . 27c. per gallon, closing dull.
WooI~-Nothilg doing worthy Of importance since
last With the exception Of light trade between con-
and dealer we have nothing to report. Manufac
turers backward in increasing their stocks looking
for lower prices and there is no speculative demand