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EnEsCa EneuoIDEni Es.-Ws have ibis d

TNltIENCE ES.--Wc have this day received
L York large Of desirable goods,
consisting Of
a5 muslin embroidered chemiseIts and sleeves
rs muslin embroidered coirrets aud fronts
a5 v,encennes nce 'rimmcd cuemi etis, in sets
15U Vaencennes trimmed collars
-J Maltese coiarrt,s aud sleeves
richly embroiderrd French pocket handketchiefs
vaencenncs and nsltese laccs, sc.
goods nl which
ne prepared upor rapid saes
stock NJ LADIES' cioaks,
Talmas shawfs &e which be reduced
pee 22--eo4wir HOOE, BRO, b Co
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Maryland state Lotteries.

Maryland state Lotteries.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
By Order Of the Commissioner Of Lotteries.
,HE Paapsco Gone dola every
Tuefday, THURSDAY, and Saturday of each week.
S50l0-S1 ,Oc0-S3, ,000
10 SCJ0 100 Sl09
20 500 100 of.... 90
~ 2U &C. &C. &C.
S3s 256 pzes.
No prize less than Of tickets.
Tickets Si-na!ves SO cent.-quar.ers 25 cents.
We correspondents purchase pfckagcs They
contain e'c nnhc placed in he wheel and mu have all a
~ dawn oui. Yoa three cke
band We seldom is' 20 el prize In four
secutlye packsses.
Certificates OF packages OF 26 whole tickets, SIS 90.
s~t DoSa 81 half 30.
DO do 26 quarter do rs.
The Official drawing certified by commissioner
all ordcng tickets. Fo certificates tickets address
be SEM q. NAIRN & CO.,
coniraatd.a Baltimore, Mary land.
conducting the lottey, method
A ll description oi manner and other OF
Of dr.wiuq chances ior and against przo.. .ddress
ercst, will be sent any receipt Of fhs e. N. CO.
Dec e-eodst
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BERIoLA, OF the best schools Wash
nuron Alexandria fully informs the ladies' and gentle
uep wishes his in pnhc
privately High aud satisfactory refsfencs
Address F,urtceaih street, south side, No 469.
Dec ts--eodi0ts
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Halves. 10 20 Eiglhs. SO
A. each package Of certain amount,
sell certificates Of difference between Inc cot of
tickets they which entities the fur-
chaser such the numbers draw The sum
guaranteed. sfst..
dhcatss of psckagrs, -AsI
These lotteries drawn public and carried wish tho lost
scrupulous h ecg being snhoxrd BY and un Ter
suesnce Of 6tas sppoined Officer surefnins
sufficient TO
the public Of the fairness with whicWrhey drawn
The responsibility Of loieres ana me
Of the State for the Of a prizes VIII insure me
continued and approval OF all who feel disposed 10 en-
bark In
All will be paid BY drafts the nearest cies or as pa
chasers direct.
The will with al tickets and certificates
orsed and tho the lottery the ofca drawing wi
forwsded together with OF tho esut OF m
purchases. ~
The numbers Of the Maryland lotteries also published
BY the State commissioner Ia all e ea papers ~ bnofe'
Jntelgencer Unio0 Of Washington, D.
addressing undersigned confidently rely upon
having ths promptly hd aud TIE cest confidence OBJ
served.
circular containing all the schemes Of the Msyand lotteries
Address orders to +. x. RRENAN,
No. 4 Calvert street, Baltimore, Maryland.
Dee
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Orders tickets and shares and certificates Of packages The
above s,cpdd will receive the
each drawing will be Immediately II 10
to all VINO order iIom
Address P.J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Dec 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE, FOR 1856
One pot, i2ro, $50 to 400 rp
Price 81 paper, 81 25 bound To be ready sw days.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC matter the greatest
American fullest
nation respecting the Of The United and
particular relating
Europe useful people.
The Monthly Magazine Thousands of literary and
literary productions oflarge fame and sswy viii
indebted h. modest hn volume, its rich and
odosiy of sascs o dry fyuros condensed
chapters Ill Of nfornson Every professional
nothing Of tho OF business, who it, win be saved
year. Blessings inveni
ed,b
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rosr orrror Department.


Hon James Campbell Postmaster General. Tho direction
and management OF the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
its business may conveniently arranged and pre-
pared his final action is distributed among several bn
reaus, oow3 The Appointment Office, in charge OK the
FIRST Assistant Postmaster General the Contract oce, in
charge OF The Second Assistant re maser General; the
Finance 0ice charge OF the Thd Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection Office In charge Of the cdie
clerk
appointment 0Rcs.Ioratio King, ESQ.,, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. To this Office are
assigned all questions which relate to the establishment and
dscontnuapce Of po Offices changes of sites and names
End removal Of posmaers and route and local
agents. as also giving Of instructions to postmasters
Posmasers furnished With marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks aud stationery Tor the of the depart
mont and with the upcrntendeucc OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with banks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision of the ocean mail
steanshp lines and OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract 0Fce.-Wam II. Dundss, esq., Second Assist
Postmaster General and twentysix clerks To this Of
dee assigned tho business Of arranging the mail service
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Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.

To be drawn Wilmington, De Saturday. January 26 es6
Scheme formed by the combination OF rs NUMBERS
king tickets and the drawing Of 10 bsllo. there VIII e 4
each baviIy Three of numbers 800 each
having OF ard q, $50 having ONLY Of them
About prize blank, One fh Of the prizes will have
them either numbers.
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TREASURY pEPAprMENT.
tbe Treasury Department consists of the Offices o the Sec
rtArY OF the Treasury, colnptrolcr commissioner
oe cu,toms SIX auditors treasurer register, solicitor qht-
house board, nnd coast survey
Inc oowing brief indication OF the dates Of these
eFera oces end Of the force employed therein respectively
Secre'arys OFceion James Guthrie Secretary of dc
treasufyi Hon T. @. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer 10 ehurge archtoc and three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks Tbe Secre
& the Treasury charged with the general supervision
zoe a3cal transactions OF the government aad of tho en
cation OF the LAVE concerning the commerce. aud
o. the United States lie supcrntends e sutyey os the
eoa the lighthouse establishment the marine boana 81
he United States aud the construction OF certain puble
oalaings for custom-houses aud other purpoaas.
First Comptroller O5fce-Elisha Whittlosev osa Comp
oer and fifteen corks lie prescrioes the mode o keep
ing and rendering accounts for the civil Diplomatic ser
l9e as well az the pubic ands and reves and certGes the
balances arising thereon
~ oeeona conpirouer's 06ice.--John NJ. Brodhead eso
Domptroer and seventeen clerks lie Drescribes the mode
s9epg ana rendering the Of the army navy
departments OF the pubic SERVICE and regise and
% les the balances arising thereon
oVce g CogassoTer Of me Cqs'anes J. apderson
eq Commissioner, and eleven clerks He prescribes he
moae o. Keeping and rendernghe accounts of the customs
ana disbursements and for the budug and repair
arising thereon, ~ '4'N1Ss'
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NrwYonK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JUNE g. Tess

lsx 20 49, s rss' Tns nd I'D ,rs 3.
..a Ss.ms ns whereby the "a and dagger Of los
~ ,,esflv frysssef They cisim trctore that 10 o'os
s.s.es a. ~ a. n csnp1eoe The po,'cy y void
- 49, That phene wa used 10 the estabsnnn
l. ri .he rollers, ND ing machines, and the aere
~ ~ 49,. II vas shown that turpenne has been us
w - time m rrintns oSces for such purposes and .ss.
~ "a eonpossd almost entirely Of turpentine aoa IN
al Pasrs i ned 10 printing Offices for fine work -.
W. Court IN It's charge left Il for the Jury 70 y rom
issnse vheber customary in such an ohee -
wsssrs Hsrper cxmphepe part q sne'f p is,
er.ons and whetisr generally used that tne -
spee Company could be supposed % knew that sasn N s,.s
m a. The verdict be Tor PLAINTIFFS y ": no ~ o.. a.
ne r. sch establishment, but that the Msssrs r In tbso
e,ssnsion The verdict be for Defendant me
retired FOR psutias Mesrs Bovine and h''Ht- '''
Il ID ants Messr. Thompson HsyneI -. i-.o c,,r.
r,., NC n favor Of verdict Tor anfns 10 f snoun.,
90 xrrs;et Tor defendant By verdict was
S e., ,l,sn, ia the claimed, and interest sub
;eet 10 the opinion Of the Court
ALLEGED LIPEL ~ CIRCULAR.
Henry Fern art. Frapcis and Geo. w. Smith.
Pqa,,tiff was employed by the Messrs Smith to can
v.s sy rubsobers picture Of View Of Brooklyn aud ~
sieres that they subsequently ci circuss TO the sabss
ss<rins upon his character He $1,000 IN
dsrse alleged with view Of sustentt TIM
The truth Of the crcular To be continued For painful pr
VIZ Mootry For defendants, Messs Field and Brsnrd
RYE.
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Brown. Shirley 4. Co.'S Circular.

Per Africa. LIVERPOOL, Friday May 25 1855
Since the departure OF the there her been much
ia CoTTOS business for the ending
reaching the large and unprecedented qusntity
Is Geo bales with $500 Spectators and 900 Exporters
at en- advance q fl IT, y IN the low and mddng sad OF
I'd. y h IN the higher qualities Of American.
The great in money nd the large purchases b. the trade
who their have obtained equivalent advance Ia
and Goou have given grest confidence operators and
should not o. surprised still higher lces though APP
pears scarcely probable that the trade well In
stock VIII continue follow Spectators with the deter
mnson has been apparent 10 the past week To-day hs
sses IS bales Que half to the trade with les animation
but with ch steadil the following quotations.:
Fair Orleans. 81 Fair NobileA...6s Fair UpeuGs..G'
MiddInz. Mddlirg...6 TIC Mitdliag ......s
OIdiLmy to good ordinary. .Jla5s Inferior iQ5c. pm
Total Eock Cotton IN this port $50 GO bales American
tlO laes. Total stock time year CO. 900 b8lcs
American 5o2 go bales. import for the week a. 90 bales
The Corn ekets gsn very quiet e. lest weeks prices and
from the extremely small stock CT ioren WHEAT sad FLOUR
quotations nominal the demand being almost entirely
supplied BY he inland mller end fimers White Wheat ~
0l2 Q; red 10 sail 4 10 & Old Western Canal Flour Al
~ new 40 al Philadelphia AID Baltimore a ahLsi
Ohio IS 046 Cae1a Al q i2 end Sour 49, az p bb In.
osn Cor yi.hs1t ehsrge; white 81 a56i yellow 70 r5
mixed s. 50i6 = quarter.
Nothing doing 10 1URPfsTAE R0sH n good demand; the
saes being 10 GO lbs az . a. = cvt. f0T quality.
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DIED.
BRopHEAD-On W.

"Wednesday morning June s, in the 74th
of his age BRoDHEAD, D. D. formerly
the Ministers the Collegiate Ref Dutch Church in this
The reverend clergy and the relatives and friends Of
family of the deceased invited attend te funeral
vices at the North Duich Church, OF William aud
tuonst Friday the 9Th inst at O'clock in the after
precisely.
BoyrR-Fh hday JANE BOYER in the s2d year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited her
funeral 6ihdey afternoon the 8h inst clock from
the residence Ante I'm Il. dance No. POI Pearlsi
lyn wi hont fni Their Invitation.
DUsN-ln Brooklyn tste WiIlamsburgh,) Wednesday,
June Mrs r.. 81 DUNN, widow OF the late Jas c. Dunn in
the 69th wear Of h, age.
The funeral viii take place from Calvary ChuTch North 5ht
FRIDAY afternoon a. o'clock The relatives aud friends of
the family are invited 10 sttsnd.
FowLrRAt his residence Jamscs, Long Island Thurs
day, June 7, JEREaIAB L. FOWLER, aged s. years.
His relatives and friends invited attend funera
Saturday, the OH II o'clock M. Carriages will he
ready the arrival of the 10 O'Clock train Jamsica
H.SDsIcKsoS-On Wednesday, Aay 80, WILLIAM Henry
HENDRIcKsoN AZ No - Spcncers Brooklyn aged p years
The remains inferred in the Cemetery Of the Evesrsens
HowARD-on Wednesday, June 6, At Amherst, Mass, Mrs
MARY ANS MosTsGUE HOWARD wife OF Dr.. Joseph Howard
of Brooklyn. Long Island.
WooDOn Wednesday, june g, ANNA c. youngest child of
DR.. stephen and CslhGTine ~ Wood aged years and ~
months
The funeral viii take place eihday IRE sh ust O'Clock
T. NJ o No ls9 East Broadway Tho relatives aud friends
ofthe family respectfully invited without further
nOtisc.
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There had been further considerable receipts OF gold
and the bullion in Bank was increasing with ANOTHER
reduction OF the rate Of interest in prospect
The London Neics says:
The English funds coDtinue 10 rise owing mainly
10 tle prepoIGerance OF investments aud The nhax OF
bullion. Tie advance established to-day was equal TO
TO Y cent, and the market closed firmly at the
highest point of the day. statement that the Vienna
Conferences about TO be resumed coupled with the
general belief that the division Mr.. Disraeis mo-
lion will result in large majority in favor Of the Cab
met, assisted tie upward tendency but the mmedi-
aie features of importance the want OF employment
for capital, The large imports OF specie and the
TENED favorable aspect OF the foreign exchanges. The
existing demand for good securities of all kinds eve
den,ly exceeds the supply, and prices thus advance
without any important assistance from speculation"
Tie Money market continued in a very easy posi-
ton, and the amount Of floating capital seeking invest
uent very great. In the Stock Exchange tie supply
IS large that there is little or no immediate employ
rent for it even at the nominal rate al to II p cent
IN Government Securities. The payment on the ED
If e. goo IAN instalment Of IS cent on the new
oan) did not exercise any perceptibe effect upon the
market. FirscIsss bills be discounted 10 LON
'ardsf. o, 10 a cent and even lover.
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MARRIED..

AsGrI ARDExIER-On Thursday. 3lst May, by the Rev
Edwin Holmes Mr. JOEL II. ANGEL of Chatham TO Miss
KATE s. G.RDEsIER Of Kinderhook.
AMrs-WnRoRx-At Pawtuck. 4, r. l.. Monday June 4,
MIR JANIS r. AMEs JR 70 MISC Navy Z. WILBoRS, daugh
ter of 10 hus Wilborn ESQ. OF the former place.
CUNsNGHAM-DITMARs-On "Wednesday, June 6, at Chrs's
Church Brooklyn, ey the hey; Ny; Partridge DAVID -
Anntpo is, Nova Scotia
DopeE-Woon-At Thctford VI Tuesday May % by the
Rev. Joseph Marsh Mr. r. FRssK DonGE Of w nhaa Mass
Miss 5. Lo2RIS daughter OF Dr. Samuel Wood Toronto
c. w.
HULL-RsNpoLPH-In Philadelphia. wednesday, June G.,
by his Honor the Mayor Cas WAGER HUT Of New York
City, 10 ANNA daughter Of the late William Randolph Of
Philadelphia
x-McCuLLoucH-On "wednesday, June g. By the Rev
Dr. Potts FkAscIs C. UPToS Of Rhnebeck KATE daush
ter Of James Mccullough Esq of this city.
WE,Ls-WILcox-N ftteisbulgh N. Y, on "Wednesday,
June by the Rev. g. c. Baldwin, D. D., JARED WELLS
OF This city to Miss Mario o. WILCOX of the frne. place
YoUSCs-MAsoS-On Wednesday, June 6, at the Oiverst
Chmoh By the RI v. Il. L. Morgan CHARLES t. loUNSs 70
SARAH T. daughter Of Albert Mason Esq, all OF ibis city
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Ocean steamer
Passengers Sailed

IN the ,eamer imeyiou from Bo.tsa for Lis~ye-osAl
Jones and wife, Mss Anna Jones, Miss Jones Rev NJ c.
colt SYDNEY Coolidge Charles Devcns L. Buard r. Hsx
VIM B. nd and con- h. Davis and wife, Geo. Meskin, Mi
wier Geo. w. Adams. Jr J. Steward and Wilder D.ses
Boston; G. A. Brown Roxbury; A. L. Deveus Ware Ns V
vision ard two children SseTn John Chi de- Sprng6cd n
Austin, Demariscottsi w, J. Dhnkwser, Cumbehsndi u
VI; VIM Gethne Bridgeport Conn. Jas Rasseli and "a
de Logobara aud wits John Bridges, Messrs Johnson,
seTns TSSmg'S%n kSss M Goa ccsa
oret Thos Hutchinson, S. Wikerson Jas WikeI-on Jss
Wlkerson; Jr Henry GiutermsnS Jos Straqs Alex. Wa
Mrs Hsrney, friend and two servants, T. Morhon rsss
Henderson, Alfred Wsyte John Foster, William Nc Antrvp
de Craus ard t. McFJeres Of NewYork Miss Mash Of SE
Falls; Wright and =. 4; Brown of Phi!sdelphis /.
Chaeston Barring wife end child Robert Lucas Of Savannah
Jsmrs Mcsicaster }. b. Warren T. A. Ferguson, ~ w.k
and II. J. Warren of Cincinnati; Robert Gunyon aud via
Wisconsin; Mis- karutendiek, of St Looisi O. H. Sans
Of Columbus Georgia; T. Eckhsrt Of Indiana, III. wnin
,SS John w' 81 ISsSr Ty s s
peBuy., NJ Z BsHssnO W. ]. smith and wif., N 1.ys
Patrick oNei, Kerr j: Scott Mrs Boyd Patterson, ca
Minis A. Benoc and NJ Brown, OF Canada Rev A. pyssi
Of St Johns Miss Kern Miss Runion, three children AZ
want VIM. Thompson r Jgson and wife. A. ke.5 wife :
Cswthra j. storei j. Henderson r. Edmonds and wife IA
Alcorn Miss Alcorn. L. Acoru, W. L. Perrin r. hushesx
Ray Mrs CLARK Of Toronto Ads%s Seores mso ~
bee A. T. de- Iscerds Of BsDs; T. Espcrie, Fidei Fer.
dez of Havana A Re..er wife and two children We
England, bowling of London J. D. Cobb OF Liverpool c
seotls5d; Joseph Ney Deschamps Ls Count de s.,tise
snd children, Of France Hob Robert to2mes "a
and daughter Cowishsw wife and two children Coaegan
serysnt John s. Harris Of sscramento Michael Grnssas
Fo9 E@i,tar-Mrs f. cunard aud daushter, Of Newysa
b. O. Garrett and wife Miss and three ctdrea
Hill E. Collins. Alfred West q. Brown, Of HaltfaKI Ma
Patton child infants and two servants, Of hoasaS
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Arrived.

US NJ steamship Jamestown Parrish, Norfolk &c. ~
mdse and passengers Ludlam Peasants Thursday mon
ingm O'clock % miles Of ChneoeAge exchange sign"
with steamship Roanoke, skinner, bound to Norfolk
Lane west Co. May IS, lat a -, lon. S. 10, .gns.s
black the center May g. lat. AZ o. len 81 20
Confederation, hence for flayTe -
Bark Higguson (Br) Jones smyrna March q and GbrM
April r. rags NC to order. April s, In gale from WNN.
was bearded BY a sea which boat bowark galley, &c
Bark Ross tof HULL Syerwood, Hull 40 ds, ndse ana
pass. H. & +. w. Meyer Experienced W. winds for -
Bark Hannibal (of Suffolk v.) Kline ssgua la Grsnde NJ
81 sugar 20 H. NJ Freeman q Co. Sailed In with hn
David Kimtall for New-York.
fec hides TO s. dc Agreds Joye CO. Sailed in ID
schr New Republic, Wrepsen, for Philadelphia
Brig Cuba tof Mibrdge) Foster Lssuysr May Is coos
hides, &c, TO Thompson & Hunter The T. has eIpens1~
heavy weather; spiit sails, &c. :.
Brig Couubo tsic.) Bono, Palermo 80 ds., via 0brass
d., fruit and birthstone Draper Devln.
Brig Penguin (Br.l WstDgton Bermuda d., p0soas
Middleton Co. 5th inst. Sandy Hook bearing NV hsfN
10 miles ship showing blueand white signal wiz ~
Brig Clarence, (Br Stubs Turks Island 10 d. SALT tss
Brig Handy Ring stsrkey, Mobile IA d. 10 Lays
RyersoD q Hurlbui.
ScLr Wonder French, Providence.
Schr N. StetsoD. Perry, WHehen.
sctr Albert Mason Smith, Charleston d., cotton 10 DoS
Potter.
schr Entire Demerest Eewburn NJ c., d. naval orss
sehr l: s. Davis. Davis, Savannah ds cotton, &c. Sh
Greedy, Mott Co.
Schr. Jane Ingraham, lof Rocklsnd) Hawes SayanssA
fusc and hides to MeicAlf LovejOy.
schr Jenny Lind. Dicks, Hartford CT, in ballast.
schr. Frank, Lsngdon Norfolk d., 10 surses, Clss
4 Co.
schr David Coe CIinch Frcdoncksburs corn and sonrs
master.
sloop Harvest Couw'n Providence.
Sloop America Barton, Providence
Soop Fashion Bydenburg, Providence.
WiND-During the day S.5.E.
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cRYOKET
pIrrpsON ~. NETWORK CLUB.

Nev.York got great victory on Wednesday at
Paterson. N. j., in the above match, winning by ~
,-,,. The day was all crcketer could desire-ht;ie
:. no sun. and the ground beautifully situsted near
Ne PslIs-on the place occupied by Washington when
" treated from Long Island-drew together great
e. visitor-. New-York having won the toss com
ed the game, and got II in good styIe-Scott and
...,ison making the score; the latter showed some
.o~ ericketing In the second innings Addy Barclay
ans out nobly and made "a. Porter, Richards,
Tower and Maxwell also batted well. Rchardf and
Baiere bowled good, but the fielding on the second
innings was bad, if except new player, Preston,
who made two excellent catches The Paterson-'oys'
though terribly behind in their score, played wei aud
feIded better than Ncw-York. Law and Hmcbchhe
made two splendid catches. Hallins bowled wen.
Trs.ear. Shaw, Pearson and Law deserve notice as
ha.smen. The New.Yorkers spent very agreeable
day, and everything passed of pleasantly. The
rson Club engaged suite of rooms for their ac-
sarr,nodation at Messrs. Bradys Cottage on the Gift
looking the Falls and between the innings pre-
s.,,,ed them with an excellent collation.. The game
finished at about ca, but no train running till
le.rs they did not reach New-York till III o'clock
game stood as follows:
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PIAsrER-Thsre great Displayed N se.s n,arests
Bus and White and wanted &c - o. ana
81 756 o. 1910
RIcE-Hsaers usnstn A, with moderate sssnss aa,as
ekie The sAes embrace 10 tierces o'fc
a, Quality receipts connne the stock on nAnS
reduced. -.
sljGARS-The market 10 without alteration prices are
6rr With fair demand ant de- ate n1uuy Tor re-
firing The "a es embrace q bids New Orleans a. j and
~ Lids Cuba Nuscovado at r. d6tc- -
sALTPETERAt Boston saes have bees made Of 30 eAss
sPicEsEe hear Of sales Of IS bags Pepper ie and 70
ease. Penans Nutmeg al sc.
Az eatpn sale Of Calcutta Lnsscd has been aae AZ
81 TO- 10 arrive. - ,,--,-. -
WHIsKY-The market is firm with more inquiry sales q
go bbs a. ssde for Ohio. and S5e for Prison and eood
Michigan and S6c., time.
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Richardson. Spence & Co.'S Circular.

~, d6ioa1 LIVERPOOL Friday, May q. 1855
We continue 70 receive fair supplies Of FLOUR WHEAT aud
Isl IAN Corn fr,nn the Continent and Egypt =,
on Monday from Marx Lane together with
more Avorab checked the upward movement in the
cent In floating csrces of Baltic WhEAT for which there
large speculative demand Holders Of INDIAN Com asked
fur advance but the absence Of buyers unable to
realize the prices obtained Mond1y English French aud
sequcny there real demand for the last aud only f.
bbis. are sold occasionally for ship stores.
sreo Tuesa the trade has been very que several cssoes
Of American INDIAN Corn anhipped from Haye have been
sold at 81 per quarter, G. Z. & l., TO Irish ports
To-day had very quiet market foT sl articles FLOUR
and WHEAT dun former INDIAN Corn was
limited d nand loot the advance Of the early pant Of the
The quotations the same s on Friday aud
Slb. WHEAT nominal. Mixed INDIAN CORS, 50l Yellow,
& l6to 81 and White, ST. TO 81 10 y 400 ID.
The weather mider and the appearance Of the crops mech
improved.
reach 2CCo terces including shoIsp g76 Kebo5 and
Pentz 1916. There Is much better feeling ia the trade.
may ressonab expect better demand for the finer descdp
Notwithstanding the extremely dull state Of market
heretofore the pton has been larger and stocks
less than generally supposed At tho commencement OF the
ceivod As be accrtained there
about 1900 tc In first ard 5t0 In dealers hands that
% oc0 ties. have been taken for consumption.
PoRK-Abou go bbls sod Ut 676 to 70 and go Lock
ettsr tO = bbls
BAcos Is IN active demand 8 10 4sf y cv for Wcstsrn-
a choice article would make lite parcel New
paying IA ndng charges &c.
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