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DENNY WISE AND Pound Fool

DENNY WISE AND POUND FOOL
l. ISH.-The wise man who penned the above is
at rest, but the truth remains. The man who leaves
PERS in Wooden Desk or Worthless Safe and
expects to find them always SAFE is often disappoint
ed Burglars Thieves and that worse than thief
either carry off or destroy the hard earnings of many
years.
Now, while positive insurance against Burglars
and Fire is offered to the public for the small sum of
per cent on an investment of 800 to SS00-which
will certainly secure thousands in the end--t is in
deed full exposition of the above proverb, penny
Wise and Pound Foolish"
One of Herring's genuine SALAMANDER SAFES
will secure your Books Papers and Money from all
harm. Call and select one at No. 1856 Caryst
r MCCANDLISH, JR
fe n t9 Agent for the State
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets is
prepared to execute orders for all kinds Plain and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in a
workmanlike manner.
As he is prepared to cast every day. persons want.
ing work done can be accommodated in few heurs,
notice.
All kinds of Ship, House and Church BELLS made
to order.
A patronage from the public is respectfully solicit.
ed.
n. B.-Highest cash price paid for old metals.
fe 20-Sm
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CMALL FARM ON BROOK TUR,

SMALL FARM ON BROOK TURN
~ PIKE. TWO MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 7th March, 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at 81 O'clock neat FARM,
on the East side of the Brooke Turnpike, two miles
from Richmond, adjoining Mr.. Stanberry's residence.
containing about 81 acres
1t is well enclosed and has all the buildings there
on suitable for the accommodation of moderate
sized family, including excellent new barn and a
fine vineyard
1t will be divided to give to the dwelling II
acres and vacant lots of about 10 acres each.
After which will be sold, fine young MULES,
cows. parcel of CORN, FODDER, &c 6 HOGS,
CARTS, &c.
TERMs-for the real estate-One- fourth cash: bal
ance s. and months, for egotiabe notes, inte-
rest added secured by trust deed; for the personal
property-4 months credit for approved endorsed ne
gotiable notes.
P. S-The plank road now about to be constructed
will pass along this farm
u The sale will be positive.
NH GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
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FGGLESTON, FITZGERALD & co

EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD & CO.,
~ No. IA Pearl street, offer for sale
sos bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee; l65 packa-
ges Loaf, Crushed and Coffee Sugars Al hhds. new
crop N. o. and P. R. Sugar; rs packages N o. and w
J. Molasses; 100 boxes Adamantine and Tallow Can
dies; 800 kegs Nails assorted Sizes with full and
complete stock of Groceries, Teas, Wines LIQUORS.
Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco &C.
EGGLESTON, FITZGERALD l. CO,
feS No. IA Pearl street.
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A CARD.-Haying been compelled to
"A dispose of my DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
have but satisfaction, that of its being in the
hands OF my late OPERATOR, MIR. L. NJ. Powers
who obtained the method of using the FLESH TINT.
discovered by me, and which dehes competition
As an Operator and perfect master of his profession
mr. r. has no superior take great pleasure in com
Intending him to the patronage so literally extended
to me by the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity.
and trust it may be extended to my successor
JOHN MURRAY
Richmond, March LIST, 1854. NH ats
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.

BY KENT, PAINE KENT.
DAMAGED GOODS AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY, March I'd, commencing at 10
O'clock will sell our auction rooms ION account of
whom It may concern, variety of GOODS damaged
by WAGER on the wharf at Rockets, consisting in
part Of e ~
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, &c, &c
mil KENT, PAINE l. KENT. Aucts
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION-Will be sold on FRIDAY, the Sd
day of March, 1854, upon the premises, commencing
at O'Clock, the following valuable Real Estate, viz
Lot fronting 55l feet on the southside of Main be-
tween LIST and Foushee streets, running back 1854
feet on which there stands two small brick tene-
ments, This property is very valuable, being in
After which will be sold another Lot with small
brick tenement thereon, the north line of Ca
ming back 100 feet to alley, adjoining the resi-
dence of Mr.. David III. Berry.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at g. and 8
months, for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained till last note is paid.
fe q GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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nR. B. BARDOTTE'S TASTELESS
~ WORM SUGAR DROPS.-This article has
sweet and delcatey pleasant flavor, and, therefore
is peculiarly adapted for children who will take it
as readily any other confectionery, for sale by
CHAS. MILLSPAUGH. Druggist,
fe % No. q East Main st.
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EREE PAPERS LOST.-Lost, on Sat
l. urday last in the n ghborhood of Haxalps mill
a small bag, containing my FREE PAPERS five
dollar Virginia note and three dollars in small change
The finder can have the money by leaving the free
papers at this office. ALBERT MARTIN,
fe 70 3tx free man of color.
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= CASES PRUNES, in jars and fancy
~ boxes just received and for sale by
s. BONAVITA & CO,
mh2 No. rs Main street.
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NJ o T &c E.-The lineal descendants of
IN VIM. A DOYLE Gf any there be) may hear of
something to their advantage by applying to the un-
dersigned. R. r. HOWISON
te 25-l0t Law Building
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AUCTION sA1sHe.
FUTURE DAYS.
BIZ 00DDTN { APPERsON.
VALUABLE LOT ON MAIN AND

" ALUABLE LOT ON MAIN AND
rynr IyH ., STREETS, FOR SALE AT AuC-
oeloek that valuable lot At the corner Of Man III
En- @ f. fronting Aa feet running back on the
, noJ oGcupled ~ William Muuntjoy a. . MARBLE
yard u will be sold subject to the present occupant
sn ,cnan. lot two years at annual rent Of
TERMs-One-third:cas balance at a and month.
. .on negoliaoie notes. interest added, secured by
The sale win be positively made.
MAJ 0oDDIN APPERsoN. Aucts.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF MOST Val
Il LIABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE S,rTy Or
hlCHMOND.--ln pursuance to the provisions Of =
M. Sheppard, jr., Esq and wife, dated 5th becem.
Der, 1853 duly recorded in Richmond Hustin % Conn
said deed proceed sell at public auctisn, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of March.
1854 If fair If not the next fair day, commencing at
viz The large and well arranged Dwelling, now in
the occupancy of Capt Benz Sheppard, fronting IA
feet the east line Of 9Th street. north of Leigh
street) running back $50 feet Also, the small Cot
tage Residence, occupnd by Mrs Shore. fronting 70
feet the east line of 5th street. running back
Clay street 9 feet Also the vacant Lot the south
side of Clay between Sd and 4th Streets fronting IS
feet. running back 155 feet to alley. Also the
handsome Dwelling. now occupied by Capt John M.
Sheppard r, fronting SO 1919 feet the east line
back $50 feet Also, the Lot in rear of the above,
fronting 100 feet on the west line of 4th street, rum
ming back $50 feet.
After which, will be sold two handsome Lots Nos.
and 10, in Iudahs plan, on Baker street. near the
residence of the late B. Prentss.
The above real estate will be divided into such lots
and parcels may be deemed most advantageous at
the time of sale.
For private residences the above real estate, for
the most part is regarded among the most desira
Bile now in market.
The said real estate before the purchaser thereof
will be required to comply with the terms of sale,
will be free from all incumbrances except the trust
deed under which it is to be Sold The taxes and in
for the present year to be paid by the pur
chasers.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 6, II and Is
months for negotiable notes, interest added, and tt
tie retained Tor trust deed till last shall be fully
paid
The sale will be made in the order advertised.
w. GODDIN. }m.
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VALUABLE LOTS ON MARSHALL

VALUABLE LOTS ON MARSHALL
STREET. IN BULLOCK AND HARRIS AD-
DITION, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold
on SATURDAY afternoon, the 4th March, 1854 up
on the premises, commencing at A O'Clock, three
handsome Lots in Bullock and Harris addition, each
fronting 46a feet the south side OF / or Marshall
street. running back AL 412 feet to an alley 16 feet
designated by the Nos. 2, T. s.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by title
retained.
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T1WENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-I
il will pay the above reward for the apprehension
MARIA. who absconded some weeks since. She Is
about twenty-five years of age and 10 of bacon coll
az. She Is no doubt, on Shoekoe Hill at this time
and may be easily apprehended BY the city watch.
fs 1S-u j.. l.. CHINN.
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CMALL FARM ON THE DEEP Ri

SMALL FARM ON THE DEEP RUN
~ TURNPIKE, 6 MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-On MONDAY, 9Th
day of March, will be sold at IL o'clock, NJ. in front
of Henrco County C. H. small FARM on the
South side of the Deep Run Turnpike, six miles from
Richmond, containing about 63 acres, more or less,
adjoining the lands of Dr. Hopkins estate John Ford
and George Seaton.
There is comfortable dwelling on the place, con-
tanning rooms besides Stables, Cow House, &C.
ton for cutivaton-baance in Wood and Timber
There is excellent meadow attached to the
place. 1t is admirably adapted for the location OF
Ice-Houses
t. 1t will be sold, if desired, at private SALE
TERMS: One third cash; balance at aud months
for negotiable notes interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
fe 20 GODDIN & APPERSON. Aucts
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON.

By GUDDIN APPEKSUN.
2 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
- VALLEY. BETWEEN CLAY AND MAR
SHALL STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the I'd day of March,
1854, upon the premises, commencing at O'Clock,
three very valuable building Lots the West line
ing each about Is feet running back 81 feet to the
old Shockoe Mill Canal
These Lots are in very improving part of the city;
quite near to the Virginia Central Railroad Depot
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and months,
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid.
fe2 GODDIN & APpERsnN Ancts 4
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Z BY PULLMAN Z DAVIS, Aucfs.

cERK LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
.7z-CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, AND HAIR
NESS. AND SECOND HAND DO.--HORsES
SADDLES AND BRIDLES.-On THURSDAY. the
ID Of March. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the Cararc Re-
postcry ON franklin street opposite the Exchange
riages, Buggies and Harness, embracing variety Of
the most modern and improved styles. and of per-
feet finish
Also, several SECONDHAND CARRIAGES. and
six or seven SECONDHAND BUGGIES with
HARNESS. &e,. most Of which are in good order.
as good as new. And about twelve Saddle and Hai.
ness HORSES, some of which are very superior ami
mails Also, number Of Saddles Brides &C. The
above being the property of gentleman about TO
make change his business
TERMs.-Sums under $50 cash, over that amount
months credit for approved paper with interest
added. fe22 PULLIAM DAVIS Aucts
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NOTICE.-C. w. FITZGERALD, of
IN Nottoway, having purchased the interest of $.
r. EGGLESTON in the business of EGGLESTON
CO.. from the LIST of January last, the undersigned
will continue the GROCERY, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the cid stand.
No. Ia Pearl street. under the style and firm Of EG
GLESTON, FITZGERALD CO., and solicit the
patronage of their friends and the public generally
C. w. FITZGERALD,
j. A. EGGLESTON,
J. w. EGGLEST0N.
Richmond Feb. Ist 1854. fe 10
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WOOD FOR SALE.-I offer for sale,
w at my yard on Broad street, between I'd and
Sd streets, good PINE and OAK WOOD at the low
est price. Orders be left at the yard, or with
Mr.. Thomas JONES' Main street.
fe 28-St* w M JJJSTIS
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IN CASES ITALIAN MACCARONI,
Il " Just to hand and for sale by
5. BONAVITA Il CO.,
NH 2 No 76 Main street
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GLOVE STRETCHERS-For stretch
" ing Kid Gloves, . good article, for sale By
fe q ZIMMERMAN.
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THIS DAY.
.-uIu-.u-...............----..---,-


THIS (Thursday) MORNING. commen.
i cling ct 10 o'clock, We vim seIl 81 psb,s s..sa
large Hot Of Staple and Fancy 0oeSs ar ssss
Show Case, kc.. the effects Of store s-41
Also, . lot Of Beds, Bedding, HOUSE and Kitehes
Furniture, he. -.eA
Also lot of'old Bacon Hama, aprime article. NTH
many other articles.
m6a A:Norr CO.. Asess
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fe 49,

F. E. INCLUSION,
fe 49, Hall of Science, ITO Main st,
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Nv FOR SALE-A WAGON, nearly
81 new. with gear. Also, three young MULES,
well broke and in good order Terms eccommoda-
ting
fe % 3t* ELIZA T., VAN-LFW
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EINE FLOUR.-40 bbls. "Star," "Bun.
Il ker Hip aud sFamilys brands.
fer BROWN & SHOOK.
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WOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr.. John F. Reeve,
Broad street, for cash, to punctual customers
good WOOD both Pine and Oak. at low prices
Having number of hands engaged in cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with IT. Through the
ney have placed slate at their stores where
ders can .e left, and which win be promptly attend
ed to-
fe 10-Sm 8. NJ DAVIS.
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I OTIS ON COUNCIL CHAMBER HILL
IL FOR RENT OR LEASE.--We are authorised
improved LOTS OF GROUND on Council Chamber
Hill Being centrally located these lots ~ mites fol
livery stables, and shops of any kind fer small ten
fe Pits TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
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NJ E. RUM, Rectifed Whiskey, Rice,
IN Jackson's Candies, Tanners' Oil, &C., fer sale
by
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nLD RYE WHISKEY. London Dock
" Brandy. sherry Port and Madeira Wine for
sale by JAS B. SHELTON,
fe ri Corner Broad and 4th SITS.
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MIGHT SALES.-THIS EVENING,
IN commencing at II O'Clock, and every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings throughout the
season, at which time will offer for sale large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Goods Gold and
Silver Watches, Guns, H., &c.
Country merchants and the trade invited to at
tend our sales, they will find large variety, and of
frstrate quality.
fe 10 A. MOTT & co. Auefs
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THERE are several estray COWS at my
l. place. II. P. TAYLOR
Having FEMALE TEACHER for our girls, l win
give board and tuition to two or three little boys
girls, at $120. 81. P. TAYLOR.
Three unexpected vacancies in my School, on 8tn
street, are open to the public.
ia l6-ts Fl. TAYLOR.
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Tor HIRE have for hire, No. ie-
II male Houses Servant, about 10 years old andsis
well accustomed TO house-work. Apply to
NH Ct j. b. STE0AL Ne a Main It.
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NOR HIRE-A male and female SER
JIG Want, accustomed to waiting in the house,
They are both young and likely.
JAMES D. ELLETT,
NH 3tt Agent and Collector, Governor a.
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lust RECEIVED. 100 boxes choice
- Green and Black TEAS of superior quality, for
sale by J. B. STEGAL,
inh2 No. "a Main street.
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n l. O u R.-Genito, Bragg's and Nc
clung's Family Flour, for sale BY -.
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS.
IL On hand large and complete assortment of
the most choice and popular brands of genuine Ha-
vana and Principe Segars. Those who enjoy 1.good
smoke, should not fail to call at
Z. j. PICOT CO.'S,
NH Corner opposite the Old Market
IN BBLS. more of those very superior
Il ~ small size Hams kegs Butter, very NICE
Receiving per steamer Belxdere, for sale by
NH JNO. W0MBLE co.
EOR HIEER Y.-REFINED
Il LARD OIL-20 bbls. City Refined Lard Oil, SUI
perior for machinery and burning For sale low by
NH BENNETT BEERS, Druggists
HNCOR RUPTIBLE, UNDEFILED,
~ AND FADETH NOT AWAY.-Such are
the beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made only by
Jones, White 4 Co. and sold by their agents,
BENNETT BEERS Drugsists.
Fresh supplies Of Pivot, Molar. and Plate. Also,
Gum and Aliens patent, Gold Foil, kc., constantly
on hand, which cannot be surpassed.
Dental forceps and Instruments generally In store
or furnished 70 order. nh !
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND S.
i GEO. W.ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma.
kerr No. 81 Arch street, Phiiadephia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds.
wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices.
The citizens of Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs HAB.
LISTON l. BROTHER, No. Is Governor street,
Agents, all orders left with them will meet with
prompt attention, and Blinds furnished ct PHILA.
DELPHIA PRICES. mn l6--9rnis q
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DICHMOND LIGHT DRAGOONs--
~ NoTIcE--All pcrsons hsying In their poases
son any Arms and aecoutrements belonging to the
Richmond Light Dragons. are requested 20 refarn
them to the former o. g.. VIM O. George. at his 10
sidence ON 3rd between Main and Franklin streeta,
the company having disbsnded Oh the 9Th inst.
fe Sta L. r. ELLIS. Sec'y.
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NEW J0LES.-Very superior, for sele
IN by JAS B SHELTON,
fe H Corner Broad and 4th SITS
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MITCHELL'S FRENCH CANDLES
fen DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
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ladies, WHITE SATIN SLIP
IL PERs.-Just received, lot of Ladies' White
satin SHIPPERS ALEX. HILL,
Fs 1T Main street.
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r ONDON PORTER, Soap, Starch, Nut
IL megs, Cheese, Spices, &c. for sale by
JAS. B. SHELTON,
feH Corner Broad and 4th sts.
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ITALIAN MACCARONI, Olive Oil, qts.
Il and pints; Mustard, Ground Spices, Cloves, Nut
RAWLINGS & MILLER,
fell corner Pearl and Gary SITS.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, June 21-6 z. ~
ASHES unchanged sales having been made OF 40
bbls. at yesterdays prices
IREApsTufFs Flour varied little The sales included
ECO bbls. inferior State, at 81 81 IS; common to
choice do. at 81 37 So 1915 mixed to fancy Western,
81 so SIS 37 and other kinds at proportionae pr
There were COO bbs Southern taken up at yeserd Us
quotations Rye -four and meal remained ab0u:
the same 500 bushels Western red wheat brought 81
" 81 s we oo sa"hepn at a na 20
bushels corn, at re 1Sc for unsound; Soc Sac for
Western mixed, and Soc for Southern yellow per bushel
state and Western oats were inactive, at Sc Sc per
bushel
CorIxE-The market favored purchasers. Rio was
guiet while $50 mats Java sold at fSc. per b..
and 800 do do on private TERMS but said to be frac
tion under l4c., and supposed true at l3kc.
CoTToN.-The sales limited before the receipt Of
the Canada's news, without change in prices. After.
wards holders became frmer though no transactions
were reported calculated TO test the market
FIRE CRAcKERs.-About SEQ boxes were sold at 81 35.
FaEGnTs--Rates were steady with moderate engage
ments. To Liverpool, 500 bbls. -four engaged ut
L. Cd 80 hhds talow and 40 hhds bacon, both at 2os
and so bales Sea Island cotton at 516d For Grain 3D.
asked while shippers offered 3D.. SID. To E.e-
men, 100 bales Gotten engaged at &c. and 500 bhs
rosin at Is. To Australia rates ranged from Acc to Soc
Ter foot measurement, and lumber was taken at 421sc
There alteration TO note in rates for California
which varied from 45c. to Soc.
IRuIT-Sales OF 200 boxes bunch raisins made al
81 so, and 20 cases sardnes, at 60c.
HAY held today at roc. q I5c. for shipment, id
81 hc. a 81 FOR local use, per 100 lbs.
LAIHs were in demand at 81 SIX l o34 per the L
sand.
IEAp-sales of 100 tons common English were mr. 10
at SO 5Ci4, cash.
MorAssEs-The market was mac tive with sales of 90
bbs. OF New Orleans, at 24c.
NAVAL SToEIs.-Ihe market was heavy for spirits tur
peniine, which was quoted at 49c About 600 hbls
crude turpentire sold at SO G2 800 bbls rosn ut
81 10 Per SEQ lbs and 500 bbls thin ter sold 81
0ns-Crude, whale ard sperm we're inanimate aud
langud Sales have been reported Of $50 baskets olive
at So 81 each, and 600 gallons linseed at Soc s2c
per gallon.
Provisions Pork was in fair demand. The sales en-
braced nearly 1000 bbls., at Sl3 $l3 IL for mess
Sl2 I2 for refuse do S1i IS for prince and $40 81
x fpr. los trau cd of
cutmeats at unchanged rates. 54o bbls lard at nc
SMc afterwards held at Toe per h. with $50 bbls of
at former quotations. Butter and cheese were al Il
tered
RcE-Sm al sales making at SO IS 81 25
SUGAR-Ihe market was heavy With moderate transac-
lions. The sales embraced 200 hhds New Orleans at &C.
a4Ac 40, and about $50 do Cuba at Axe 5t4c,
and loo boxes brown havana were sold at Rc
SoAr-About $50 boxes CASTLE found buyers at II &c
Per h.
WHIsgE.-There $50 bbls Ohio and prison dis
posed Of, at zee. 29Ac. per gallon.
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Nacbanics' and Traders Bank, in city bonds.

According 10 this there has been decrease in every
department. in each to extent, except discounts
There Is very little being done in dry goods, Sprng
purchases have all been concluded and In view Of the
warm summer months merchants not Inclined to
renew operations for time hence Mean while With
m accumulatng stock Of most articles and anxiety on
tho part of TO close out old fabrics prices
tending downwardthe condition Of the business being
extremely uusatisf tctory and discouraging St Il IL
not SO bad In this respect had 5een aotsipa ed
should future movements be upon soundce basis, we
do fear but that tie trade iii escape from existing
difficulties with enlightened views 81 mercantile
Poty, and, perhaps rational cxpecta ions, which
their severe experience viii assist then to realize. The
trenfacons in brown aud bleached aheetnga AMI SHIRT
ings arr very moderate but though these arc In fair
stock, their value unchanged Denms are IL steady
request OF former rates. Ds quiet yet factors do
not press the market, and previous pr ces IRE sus
taiLed Duck hasuoi varied much being sale bile and
FIRM, with and improved stock Offering. Gnghams
main inactive and win do until fall purchases shall