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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
rO THE PLANTERS AND FARM e X 8,
IN T,0SE FOLLOWING AGRICULTURAL PURSUITS.
rSx.~ pr r. MpNS

,u serIoer eegr OF the gentlemen
81! as originally introduced BY him this country,
ppcma and Medal has been awarded him. This Manure
Guano has become favorile With ali Of those
made trial OF H. along side OF the best Peruvian Guano,
ssih will found effective IN inducing early maturity and
rosh and more as'ng 70 The soil Tas best p,ooi 2, It's
rry Ss.c unon which is quite unprecedented W.
las, Indian corn, the growth from which, by
Of my Chsmea &anuro gave hm crop Of adian corn
ssi- only IS bushels 70 the acre on sImilaT soil All
~ and vegetation benefited by IL.
sscrjser is IN posse.so, of largo quantity Of The most
s:ng testimonials 'on nearly all OF those who have ussd in
Subscribe. his manufactured Chemical Manure
Of America as being truly pure and genuine article
oovia;c ltalos all bags and barrels Will be branded will
!, maker name. c. b. DEBURG, Williamsburg, l.. l..
mis an ManuacturOr Of SuperPhosphae Of Lime and Che
Ths folio wing letters are offered for tho readers perusa
1sa. make enquiries OF E. Collins Ocean Steamer Pro
|''"' Tuaoo's NECK wRsroaEsrzn,H.Y.l
Dear SIT Having during the past Super
no. aes you with feelings Of the greatest pleasure
we you results have experienced from the both
aseas OF growth and general iiy have used your
10 r al be common vegetables and have viii
satisfactory results lhaye also tested It's merits In asri
ure generally ard have with equal In field
ta made experiments with six different varieties Of manures
;acushout the season. where applied the Super Phosphate
o bo the largest In orda TO havo myself made quite
qualities had Of Of bsets and
3 grow cae-tho land had been we'll plouged, and
tho Be applied in dsscven drills side by side
bare Night So WOOD Ashes Deeayed Vegetable Matter Bone
Island Peruvian Guano Where put the Super Phosphate
lhe Weld al In favor Of Super
6eg your notice that applied Guano and Su
yopale ony anures to the Caot'-l pu on Broadcast
kin ani with the same results rs with the Doets much
4 nor o. the super Phosph1te OF Lime.
cs 10 the cheapest and the most
o boap,,ed 10 the land intend TO apply " you 10 The
k,rsfor argcr supply Of ibis valuable manure
Eseve NC 10 remain, my dear sir
Your obt servt,
JAMES MCMILLAN,
Mnnager
f r,lxcls NORRIS Esq, Thross Neck Wes,cheser,
l.s FELTON, STREET, n. Y, AND BROOKLYN, Conn.,l
January 23d, 1851 5
5 DE- BrRa, ESQ.,.
|pr send you few lines relative TO what thin
Phosphate Of Lime which have had Of you last
,Pned my Indian can assure you It affords
testimony eAnaht
IN. agricultural immunity at large have had al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21
A W. MORTON, seo,y.

(s,insn ia!LcEH MDEH Il. .H0LLADA 7 Y,ATTORNEYAT LAW
b,, 70 the city vf Richmond, with the intention Of
r. exclusively TO professional business respectfully
the r" W the public He will practice Ia all tho Courts
o' Sleamood and the eounufs Of Henrleo and
ir.r ~ street, adjoining the Richmond Readns Room
W. 81 governor apd Main strse.s. = De. 38-ssi
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IN some OF the papers we observe In regard TO
d'fbcuy between Mr. Bocock Of Virginia. aud Mr. Skel'
Ton New Jersey, which, as does injustice 10 dsn
gnishad representative happy 10 correct 10 posi-
i've and authentic Concevlng the conduct OF Mr.
Sseton 10 particular Instance have been altogether un.
"afrantaoe Mr. Bocock took occascn after the adjourn
men Of the House, TO remonstate with him In very posi-
i've and perempory language but no. Ia prone words
OF Inc newspaper rumor We might have dscredtei the
statement In the newspapers from knowedgs OF
t bococks scrupulous abstinence from the uso puane
language We mako this correction, however the tntho-
rity o. friend In Washington who cognIzan Of Tho
o rcumstapces of the diffculty
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-21

\ \ ROAD COMPANY. ,RICHMoNp, MARCH is. 1861.
ah,. arc hereby notified that requision Of FIVE
sn Rah share OF stock called or payable into tho Bank
'as Of t tnond on or before the first day Of May next,
q 5-c5 D'''u oI DIreetoro. -I--
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lFron. the National lnteliizeuceL }
SNEnEN AND NORWAY.

Tho Norwegian Represontave boiy-caled 10 the Sono
xou Ss ,oS1ne The SorLhns-opened It's session al the
Norwegian capital Chri..Iuna, on the sh utimo The
bs RI
o,s,t ne,ohbong Power of Russia and Western Europe
bs.o ionked for with much interest The annexed
Kings speech hGS That Ss h. mas Of w.
s ~ ~. ~, choosno Tho par, Of peaceful neutrality Such
conn oy ad tbs populations
!, would likely do any ~hsre else, for In all counrles ths
nj pesce find violent and systematic adversaries-
En,ts /. Il for the tranquility Of the world when the
wisdom and responsibilities of governors are found strong
snonch 10 shield them from the insane passion Tor wa
which often surrounds them'
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To the Edtors Of tbs Enquirer
PowHATAN MARCH II, 1854.
Messrs Editors-The communication over the signature
of Thomas H. Ellie which appeared In yesterdays
pcr Is calculated to ceute Impression the
Views expressed by the Jout Committee In their report
James River aud Kanawha Company, submitted TO
the Legislature ts ne session. As the bes, mode OF cor
ecng any the report n the publication teeFred
TO- wish you would publish tho report in your paper
know is convenient for editors to admit documents oil
such length the exclusion OF matter possessing more In
erest their readers but this is matter OF some I'M
por,ance and seems me- required In justice 10 the ma
ority OF The Committee who voted for this report nope
you will comply with the request
BY doing SO, you will oblge
MEMBER OF THE CpMMiTTER
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A ~ hEavrp Aucsioneer
ny BANGS. BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sale
. nootns Nc. IS Park.Fow


TUESDAY. Dee 10. p. II and a. M4 0elsss r ~
The spspcid choice ard valuable Liosry OF me edeos
richly bosrd comprising works 10 English hterst1~
History biosaph Bellies Lerres rp-ro hiasua'ea oo0ss'
kr eli 10 The fnest condition, Inc udnE; -,
David Roberts Views in the Holy Lend and Eyp, rs
fco; the Penny Iyelopedia IS vol. Bsye Historical De
prte Pictorial History OF England IL vols the
live Review Is vos Boyse. m.snicen io.ie snsSpee
vols sho Wyaus Industrial Ars Of stn Cea'
folio; the Br,i.h Poss ~ vols the works OF Hsi.m oeson
worth Byrou Wordsworth. crsbbe. Moore Lay M'.tssne
Fielding Mrs Radcliffe Bul~er. Dickens Charles Lever
Burke Mi. s,rietsnd and many other. al .pepad hetn,
comics. sir Fser'on Bridges Census Lerss 10 vols bvo
DO Res,uis yo svo sidney: Aresti. folio; Cnsa:er'
WORKS Black Letter. lnchbad's British Thes.r - vols;
Ciesros ors in Enssh 10 vss syo Mstane de s.ser'
Worh. do 10 vols the works o. Bourisnne, Las Cess
Their Royiso Madame Roland and many Others on me
Cd Re EVOLUTION Napoleon &c; ~ontiaacons Crest Wos
on Antiquities. vo. Ooi the Ediabursh Review IS vol.
&c Csta cues res6y The Books view Monday l5a
SATURDAY EVENING. Dec snber TO-
At6 O'Clock. ct the Auction. Room.
STANDARD AND ILLUSTRATED BDOkS-A lare col
eto Of library cope. of choice standard works IA nne bad
rs. Illustrated books richly bound Annals for 1855 Juveniles
Bbles Payer Books AID ysIety Of popular miscellaneous
literature.
Ado an assortment of Imported and Domestic Staple and
Fancy Articles. &c.
Al PRIVATE SALE A very lsrse collection Of choice
Books consigned from the most eminent London pub
fishers whole Of Mr B0hns Series OF Liorsrrs
sofv m
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California Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO. Friday, Nov. "a. 1851
FLouR-The make, quiet and hear Of nothing but job
bna bbls Galeo and Haxs at fl2 1 % es SUI
folk Mills &i2 200 sacks Chill at 81 75 400 do do Do
nestle at 81 a SO 50, according TO quality.
WHEAT--st0 sacks good sold at &c.
PoTAToEs-leC sacks sold Of ltc.
F-z5 bis Mess sold at Sl1.
BuTTER-2o fkiDs old sold 30c 100 do. new Ocean
TELEGRAPH. on prisat terms ,
SoAP-2t COO boxes Hills No. ex Ocean Telegraph cold on
private terms.
LQuoRs-35O octaves American Brandy % pipe. do and
200 bills Puie spts Ocean Telegraph, sold ~ all
reurd 100 bbs Am Whisky per ship sold pre-
yous 10 at sI go do ard $50 Am Brandy
ship also sold previous to arrival on t. 100
bblr. Am. Whisky sold from second hands at 81 2a .
CANDLEs- bxs Judds Patent sold nesry u not
all Of the parcels of Adsmanues received Ocean Tee
sph sold previous her arrival and have been reported
by US ~.
nesdsy evebirs, On p.t
CiDfK-25O c. Ch,mpssne Cider sold at IS So
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......
Cleared.

Stesmshp Union. Adams, uavre NJ Lyi1lston
ShiI-st Cbples Bowers New Orleans. stanton Thomp
son; Golden Black, London. Durham Dimon Columbia
Hutchinson Liverpool G. Ii. dkIsha Co ChTi-sna Hsn
popd Grinre Minturn; Loehmsben Castle, (BrD Turner
Mobile, a LesIy F.Ihed. Hathaway sfleston Bulkey
Barks-Ass Fish. Wolfe, Key West, Brodiv Pettis 4 Co.
Charles Thompson, Snail. MStanEts. kesnrh Il Son.
Brts-AsroIa. (Meekl Bradbenng Cofk, w. y. schmd
Co; Comet, (O.een) Wiken. Lsguns do Emily Dodge
Marbs, jacksonville X. P Buck Co 4. $ Penny Davis
Porto Csbelio Thompson RosAe BIZ Holmes, Corn wal
lis ID. Z. De NolL
sehs-E. @. Buxton, Ttcomb. Boston, master; Orator
Hayes Providence master; Atlantic Nickerson Salem
Ropes Rebeecs Cobb Turss Island Metcaf& Lovejoy; John
Pierce Melville Havana master; T. Phsro Cr.nner, Daen
Van BIunt ssshi; X & A. Stuart Lozisr. Plynou,a
do Hanover. Whipple, Richmond, C IA Pierson; Pacific
Atsell, Baltimore L. MeTlilii Il w. Brewer Hulse. VII
mingoD polner d Potter.
Propeller Georges Greek, Gaeer Baltimore II. B. Cromwell
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60 mariners.
NOTICE to MERCHANTS and SHIPMAs-

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS and SHGPMAS-
~ TERSTbe Pilot Commissioners being frequently applied
regtd of shore potsse detention beg leave
the law OF the State New York passed June % 1885,
ard amended April H. 1854 copies OF which be had the
oce No. So South They especially refer part Of section
IS ard sections II snc g. below They also beg that
they DO consider themselves having anything do with
agreements made at Sea between pilots masters:
Section IS When any ship vessel bound the port Of
New York aud boarded BY ps appointed By this Board
al such distance 10 tie nth ~d eastward Of Sandy Hook
Light that said Eh house could be from
deck Of such ship vessel ia the and weather
the addition Of fourth the rates OF potase herenbee
mentioned shall be allowed 20 such pilot.
Section H. For day OF detenos the wharf In the
bsbor beyond the tire notified the pot for him attend
the vessel beyond the time of getting vessels on
TO the wharf and from the wharf s1d for every Of
detention Of inward bound vessel By ice, longer
ds. the passage from 10 the wharf three dollars shall
Be ADDED 20 the posse any pilot shall be detained Quar-
srtne by the health ocer having scky
vtsel shall pay 70 sueh pilot ell Necessary expenses Of v
and three collars esy for each and day Of such de-
tsu'ion.
seeion % Any person holding license pilo. undsr
this act under the lsvs II the State Of New Jersey who
hs pilot OF orrr 70 p0, ship vessel from the
OF Ne~ lort By the way SANDY Hook ha be deemed guilty
OF uiscemeaLcr conviction shall Be- punished By
ere eKeeeds hundred do4rs pri.oament
eIe.eeng ait, cays and all persons employing p,rsoa 10
a. riCt hot locing license under this under the
OF the State Of New Jersey sosu forfeit paw the Board
OF Con mSonsrs Of Pilots the Of hundred dollars
coMsIssIoSEn.
CHARLES II MARSHALL. ROBERT L. TAYLOR
Z Z. MORGAN
Appointed by the Chamber OF Commerce.
GEORGE ". Blunt RUSSELL srURGiS
Appointed by the Board Of Underwriters
y. PERKINS, Secretary
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Arrived.

Steamship Northern Light Tintepsush I'm San Juan pa.
stnser, Ac., TO c. Morgan.
steamship Nashville. Perry Charleston a hours to
SIoford Tleston Co Passed the bar bound in schr
n Hswki1s and ship Taleyrsnd OF NewYork also shp
Ocean Rover Of Portsmouth THURSDAY lzt NJ, passed
bark bound s. showing white signal with red letter H. The
Nashville deiaiu ed Eve heuIs by fos.
Ship American Union. tpseket) Kelley Liverpool Nov T.
mdse and $40 passengers, to Gnnnsl, Minturn Co All
well Experienced strong esery gales the whole passage
and has been since Nov 70 westward Of Sable Island and
Dec TO- Of Nantucket shoals Sailed IN company
With chip Yoik,hiIe, for kewYo,k Dee 10. between Nan
usket End Georges shos passed steamship Baltic ComsoeE
from New Yotk for Liverpool
ship Brewster, Weeks hsiarzs IS da sugar, &c, TO Dow.
Loud Co. Experienced heavy weather on the coast
Barb Dtncy OF Prospect Avei csdiz 81 ds salt and wine,
10 Gro, FsIeis Co Nov y lat 08 loa IS 81, spoke
B tsrk Alice. DE- I'm London for Jamaica No date lat.
Ion rs ~ spoke sotr Csss Van from New York for
Psu.aoolA TIE from lat IS has experienced heavy west
cry gales
ssboIt a. Deal
schI spleudid Fighter. D wreck Of Belgian bax vieIss
Marie, ashore a. Moptsuk
sehr Doctor (BLD Lobb. Dena (SpaD) ~ dc fruit &c
Gontz .s Co. No date lat 81 80 lon IS 80 spoke bre
Chslsworth 10 ds FIN New orb for Para
BELOW -shp Albesr Galan. tpaeket) De.sno Liverpool
Oct &c ndse and Pssseosen. TO c. GiirneL
WIND DurIs the Gay, from L. n T. and light, with
dense fog; sunset. N T.
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JAMES COLE. Aucti)neer
POSITIVE CONTINUATION of tn


Sale of4sO LOTS opposite Carroll Park, in the 10th Ward
BROOKLYN The sac Of The balance of the above Lots will
positively take plsce TUESDAY, December 49, at u O'clock
the Merchants Exchange NewYork. The Lots yet 70.
naming Of the best ana desirable the prop
ery being entire fronts Bs-u secor Carroll and ,hen
plsces; also, entire 'front.' tn, Csns streets paved
trees planted and the Lots ,ed for buldnf Terms
70 per bond and for Of years per
Maps ready the Offices Of the sucopess,
DO IS Fulonst BroOslyn ard No 10 Nsssaus New York
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Urutessi0nal Nollfcs.

IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. j:
ALLEN. late Professor in The Ohio College Of osutn
ins AkfiFiciAL DEETUREs wh~h eombins'tb following
adysn,sees; f., N. ,oa,.m.,, If food
to vitae the saliva infect the breath not even tbs 'sht
est moisture get between the teeth and plas
I'd Al Arifc al Gum which Is "a firm aud indestrnebs
q teeth Is fused bish sit between and around tneu
base which unes them hry to each other and TO he pss
which they Thu inpirs 20 the te,n thss
peculiar preston and life Ike appearance which ehsae'en
3d. Great strength Is obtained by thu. uoos the Teeth.
Gum and Plate aud no ordinary force In maeans can break
h, clear and Distinct articulation Of speech restored
This important change effected b. having the inside OF the
s, .d.cd Ths perfect Of tSs tongue @s hs
3eDtuIe prevents the Kissing mued sounds speaking 81
6h. The natural form and expression Of the mouth and
face be restored in where they have become sunkon
This done by Of additional Attachments 10 the frame
supporting the teeth These attachments are 90 formed
as to sns out the sSn.en portions. and sustain them 10 ,hs
compontd ard become component part. Of the dentu
This method of restoring the cheek. 70 their Orsn
Ee and also the natural form and expression Of the mouth
and lips has been well tested having been msds special
faDIe In the authors practice for past variety
OF Photographic and Dsguereotype ksRess, which have
been taken Of persons without this Improvement ard slso With
1t be bis sce showing the change appear
vbIch produced In the Of indvidaas
puse g.. Invited To- ea and .ssmn Win sS
specimens Of his improved style u not requiring the
The Plse: u,u.y employed for hi. wo.. ar. p.tia.
pleasant 10 mouth In 'hor' this sy.sm snbrsse
many and features whi:h readily sppreo
sted by those wearing artificial deDtues upon this principle
With reference 10 the utility Of this method est
mona can be given from eminent Dentists 10 the various
e Of the Union and persons wearing the WORK In this and
other cities ALLEN No 80 Bond ct. n Y.
TINHE HAIR PRESERVED and RESTORED
i when Thin Failing OF or Becoming Grsy.-Mss shEf-
PARD informs the L.dies OF New York snd vicinity that she
m continues upon Ladies' who have Lost their hair
TO whom she fyes sstsson at No 50 West 18Th
81, 9th sv., New York.
IT S. Observation-Disclosures to travelenl
~ ixsusd nv 4 a Pat No
rcnt corner Of Broadway EstuTAzed citizens must pro
duce their certificates.
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Drn Goods.

CLOAKS, CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-Never were
~ times 80 bad money scarce, Closks schesp molly
Mum BELL determined clear his sock regardless
Of coat and erins all the new style. Of Cosks Of
this seasons manufacture and importation much lover
eee than ever Aad now Offering ch Lyons vet Clol
hsrcsomey trimed from rs %; Brown MORE srfqle
trimmed Velvet, from $50 s3s; SLACK do from % {, sjh
Laes cell and inspect his sock before puschasns else
where II viii repay for the trouble.
MOIYSEIX BFLL No 50 Caaa-N-
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RUSSELL " WEsrcorr Auctione.r
nARLOR. DINING-ROOM and CHAMBER

Il FURNITURE, FLEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO
FORTE &c-On MONDAY al l6l O'Clock at No. ~ Sh-sv,
. few doors from lAth st w. WESrCOrr will sell oy
The entire rosewood and mahogany Furniture
of the above house aud Others attending this
sac secured that the whole 10 be sbso!uely SOLD q he
highest BIDDER rain shine consisting of rich Tapestry VII
snd other and stair Carpets superb AID elegantly
carved rosewood Pianorore magnificent rosewood Parlo
Suite 8 pieces; In Haircloth do splendid Pier
Glasses vsusbe OIL paintings with most unique and
ohercte collection o. Pa- 10 ported Mantle Vass and dec
asd Ornament; rich Orno.u Clock; Extension Tables
of elegant Sverwse; French China; Cut Gas~are
&c with large quantity Of rosewood aud mahogany
Chamber Furnture superb Feather Beds Hair Mattresses
&c The sale will vita the Kitchen Furniture at
precisely Catalogues at house deposit will be required
ofey |, chsser
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financial.

CENTRAL BANK Of BROOKLYN.-At a
~ meeting OF the Directors Of this Bsnt At their 5.rkins
House IN Brookly Monday evening the 18th inst Div.
d,Id Of FOUR PER CENT declared on, Of M. r-od
for the ls months payable and amer the a ~ 81
Jpy t The irsn..r hoct. will be closed from the 18Th
instant 10 the 5b Jsnuary 1855 81 order
LEVI DODGE C.,hler
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CARM to be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, by

il THOS p. RANDOLPH at his Hotel. IN uni,ntown on
NOR DAY Dec 49, (rsn shile AL that Farm, new oc'
cupied Mr. Ferwick p Apvleset, situate In Wo9dode
Township NewJeney within Elk Minutes -alk Of ths Union
Town DEPOT the New York and Phafelphis kslro,d
miles from New Brunswick and y miles hours de
firm NewYoh CITY from which place eigst rsin per
day rss. each wav The Farm is well adapted for Dairy
Farm and contains Sc excellent land IL of which are
In wood part large growth chiefly oak and hickory Ine
ocsn Is extremely besliby. the well wster pure. and
ryuet runs through wood There IL good garden, apple
orchard ard variety Of other limos Of rat Ths Farm can
be recommended q QUE 10 search Of GOOD
Mt and vic nifty New fork renders -sbs 10
to.e OF m DESTROYS Of farming whether Tor essae
or prt 1T The auction will O'Clock peeeiy
so thar NewYork people kos the u Ccock train from tu.t
cty will he able the Farm attend the sale ana return
sssin N4P. N ,,, -
TEsMs-Ten per cent OF the purchase money . be PAD On
TIE ose approved security given for that au an
One h,f Of the remnant II desired may remain on
BE- nd ard morgge cent for term OF years the oa
ance to be paid the ls Of April 1855 when ~
h. aiyep ANY other particulars may be had OF Nj CdA,
mimi FTON Jamesburg, ". J.
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MaIkets. .CAKrruLL, Rrronrkp Dor rnr rp,,

Markets. .CAREruLLY REPORTED FOR The TRIsuSr.
FRIDAY, Dec Is. 1854
AspEs-The market lower for Pots sales at Sc 50 o
% 62 Pearls scarce sales at 81 2a Ssersus frm At
Sic, sash
CoTTON-The market has aimed unsettled since the re-
eet Of the steamers sdviees and prices have declined
IRON previ,us quotations
CoffEE-The market duh and heavy sles 500 bag, Rio
stslaloc and 50 bags ST. Domingo a; 81 Stoek of RIO,
Il Geo bags.
DRUGS AND DYEs-Ssles 50 bsss Ens.h Yellow Mus-
tara seed Sci cs,es Oil Bsgamot, 81; 5000 u Refined
Tartar sc 10 CASKS Cream Tartar sac IL bags Cubebs
20 tnrs Crude Bhnssens, Sc; eAses Turkey Opiam.
t5 - 1S inside price below the market learn the
crop thu year vii not exceed 200 $50 Extract
tweod for expert about lie sad Is esks Picked Gum Ara
bic private terms
FRCiTs@asss Rsns are In moderate request and prices
without further change sss 30 b1s Bunch at 80 10 for
g. do At 7sdvle West India irut quiet ct Sc ISL y Dbl
for Jamaica and asvsna Orange Western Apples again
Improved, saes fSdSs Is Newton Pippns ESQ and
Pun 5. Use and Cherries &c.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The msrhet Is rather heavy for the
w .des Of State and Western Flour and Instances
d2se bbL abatement has been submitted to- in order
TO resfe to-day The shipping demand 10 Moderate good
kssfer inquiry ks active and the arrivals by Railway lin.
n.d Ihe sses Of Wssten Cana! are 500 bbs at - $50
81 ga for Common to Good stse SO sid&9 % for mixed to
good Upper Lake brands Indiana Nbssn and common 20
good Ohio and SO 7sdsl rs for Extra Genesee Canadian
oer s quite sesdy AID IN fair quest the City rade
'ss Of so bsA ct % $3.50 ssy PAID ssstssrn Years
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Sales bp Auction.

MATHEW JoRpAS Aactioneer
RY JORDAN g. NORTON, Auctioneefs and
~ Comm issicn Merchants. No. $50 Broadway (up tain
eeivssr Franklin AID Leonsrd-s.s.
The above have hand and will sell At Auction consmenc
inf Dee II. and continuing until the csa ,Tue fni.hsd
very large sac vsu.ble collection OF FOREIGN BOOKS
arrived from Lorcou aud copns WORKS In ey,ry depart
nsn.oi Literature Aseent ard Modern. Catalogues ready
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! A NJ Z s G. X A Y
~ No 900 BROADWAY

Have received, per steamer Union several cases OF new
SILKS sset and Ccored Moe Antique .da s1.2rtment
Of rich Floupeed Robes; sso Striped and Psf 'alen-ss,
French Popin, NC, &c. kc. Co having been anfor
their late opening hsyrs had their stare robbed
OF large qualy Of silks their European buyers hsys
them We Of the richest aud most
desirable DRESS GOODS to b. fund 10 the French MARKET
all Of ~hieh hoosh the very latest Psan styles will be
offered unprecedented low Pes TIE viii be opened
THIS MORNING
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Prom Our Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA Dec l5-1rrrtsd-sehT. Thu nph, Be-
her Boston Martha WnEhtDson Wnshuntton, Fall kiveri
=. punsie Jones. Portland, CT Kate Stewart siddle,
Baltimore; Abisail, Sherwood, Franklin, Me-
Ces,es-stesnship s,odord Sanford. New York; brig
May Queen Jsei.on, New Orleans sehrs A X sbslef,
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