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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

IL AS tne season approaches for Gentle
men to replenish their Wardrobe we would ad
wise those in want of fashionable articles of dress
to visit the Marble Hall Clothing Emporium of
y Ill w A l. f. X It Co BROWNS Hot,,
Guiding, where may be found everything that is
new and fashionable for Gentlemen and Youths
wear, in Ready made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02
ID The Greatest Medical Discovery of
ihe are is AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

IL The Greatest Medical Discovery of
The age is AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS
They don't help complaints, but they cure them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia
Three boxes have cured the worst cases Of Scrof-
ula.
Two boxes have cured Erysipelas.
One box always cures the Jaundice.
Three boxes are sure to cleanse the system from
BoIls-often lees than one does 1T.
Two boxes have completely cured the worst Of
ulcers on the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul
stomach.
Strong deses often repeated expel every worm
rom the body. They should be given to children
VINO are always, more or less afflicted with this
scourge. 'A'
AS gentle Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement Of the liver.
Half bsx cures a cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the
foundation Of every disease.
As a Dinner Pill there is not an equal in the
They are purely vegetable and can do no harm.
Dut do accomplish an unaccountable amount Of
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
ana SOLD by every respectable druggist
Sold by y. ID. GILMAN, Washington, q NJ
LINThlCUM, Georgetown; JAMES COOK &
co, Fredericksburg auIE2m
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IL Wonderful !-Wonderful wouJ.r

IL Wonderful !-Wonde rful .-WonJer.
ini The IKE has nerer before been ksovn in
our Ctty An old citizen, So years Of ace. who
has lost the use Of his hands aud fingers fully 70
stored by the almost Miraculous use of Prof G.
DEGRATH'S MAGICAL ELECTRIC OH,
MI Geo Weis, residing at 277 Eager st one
door from the corner Of Somerset street. two doors
from It James Church, had his fingers Of both
hands fully restored TO their former use, having
been paralyzed for three years. The cure has been
made by single ollar bottle Of Prof DEG rath g
Oil. Mr. Weis will at all times be pleased TO see
persons who wish to know more Of his case and
the magical effects Of the Oil. Call and see him
Many have been taken Off their clutches I'm two
or three days, from severe Rheumatism and tout,
and hundreds have been cured Of Neuralgia and
otter complaints, too well known to need further
proof.
CAUTioN.-No (genuine) 'EElectric Oil'' sold
by pedlers anywhere. We hear Of impositions
pEactised on the peOple.-Baltimore Sxn.
- Prof C. DEGRATH,
No. 30 South Eighth st. Philadelphia.
sep l2-3w
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Charleston II arket

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. cotton is &C
tive, but prices are unchanged. Sales yester.
Day 5000 bales at former rates.
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TREASURER,s STATEMENT,


Of
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PAPER HANGINGS, &c.

SCrsnth Street, nert door to odd Fslis'cs Hail.
MARKRiTER would call the attention Of his
y friends and the public, to his selection OF new
patterns of Paper Hangings, Window Shades,
Borders, Curtain Papers, Corniees, Bands, Tas-
sells, Cord >, &c. Acknowledging past favors, he
will endeavor to merit a continuance Of the same.
sep 25-eoGt
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: necessary only TO those who have not vet used
my superior Black Tea at fifty cents pound /,
against the imposition that Is daily attempted by
some persons of elastic conscience TO palm of Tea
representing tito be the same kind as mine. The
way 10 nail the deception to the forehead Of the
PARTIES so attempting, Is by trial, samples Of
the chop-mark, forty-fv boxes Of this article OF
the latest importation is In my store, and by the
box families can have IL reasonably less than at
tail.
TO be received this season, to be had only at my
store.
Green conserve and preserved ginger. All the
condiments necessary FOR American, French, and
English preserving and picking. Purecider vim
egar, glass and stone jars Of all sizes for jelies,
preserves and pickles, with variety Of fresh gro
ceries unsurpassed. IL. Nj. u. KING.
Corner of Vermont avenue, 1 and Is street, north
east OF Jackson Statue sept S.
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By WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND KIT

By WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND KIT
Il chen Requisites 81 Auction On WED
NESDAH MORNING, October 3 at 10 O'Clock.
at the residence Of gentleman declining house
keeping. the east side of 9th street, between Il
and j. streets, we shall sell all his Furniture ard
Housekeeping Effects, consisting in part Of
Handsome Mahogany Sofa
Handsome Mahogany Tables
Mahogany ard ether BedSteadS
Cane ard wood-Seat Chairs
Hair and ShuCk Mattresses
Feather Beds and Bedding
Deli GROCERY Ware. &c.
COokin", Radiator and Alright Stoves
With many other articles in the HouSekecpin.
line we deem unnecessary 10 mention, and wOr b.
the attention of per-onS furnishing.
Terms at sale
WALL, BARNARD & CO,
&C 1T Auctonecrs
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WATCH RETURNS e. S. Gordon, profanity
fine and cost; r. T. Bradford, drunk, lying
in the streets, fine and costs; John Murray,
vagrant, wOrkhOuse thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

PAGS WANTED.-Persons having good rags
III will receive the following prices by leaving
them at the store occupied by the Messrs. Clarke
at the old Depot Building, near the bridge, on
Pennsylvania avenue: For white rags, a mixed
81, VIII be paid. oct l-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

NATIONAL THEArRE:-To.morrow evening.
the public will have the opportunity of Witness
ing the performance Of one of the most beantifnI
dramas in the English language, "The Lady
OF the Lake, with a strong cast of characters:
J: X. Scott appearing as Rhoderic, and J. f.
MeDonough' as Fitzjames. An opening ad-
dress will be delivered by Miss Mary DeVelin.
The entertainment will conclude with the nom
ular play of " The French Spy; or, the Fall of
Algiers," in which Miss A. Hathaway will
sustain three characters.
Inc performances, we believe, will take
place once week until the first Monday in
december, when the season will be regular
ly commenced. In the meantime, the COM
munlty Will be gratifed with the appearance
VI VI some OF the most brilliant I" Stars" in the
theatrical armament.
The theatre has been splendidly reftted,
an such arrangeme ats made as will insure
more comfort than has, during the winter sea-
son, been heretofore enjoyed.
DR.. BEALE's GREAT PANORAMA of the
Kane Arctic exploration at the Odd Fellows
Hall, is still exciting the admiration of multi
tubes nightly; all the wonderful, beautiful
natural phenomena presented to the daring
explorers of that part of the globe, is brought
before the spectators, as it were by magic. Ii
one may not 'hold fire in the hand by think
Ing of the frosty Caucasus" he may certainly
imagine himself comfortably cool, while look
ing into the home of icebergs. The Panorama
Is Of great length, and no hasty description
would be at all adequate to the high praise il
deserves. All should see it for themselves.
AID FOR THE SUFFERERs.-MessrsS Sweeney
| RittenhOuSe & Co., acknowledge the receipt
| of the following sums for the benefit of the
| sufferers by yellow fever in Norfolk & Ports.
| mouth:
September 2S-Rev. j. A. Buck, Rock
Creek. ....................... SIS Z;
Collections made in Montgomery coun-
ty, Maryland, per +. o. EdmonstOn. 100 OF
September 29-Miss L. c. Carr, George
town, ID. c., for the orphans. Z 81
| 1E3lian Glee Club. .................. So 0;
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w men House Painters None but good work
men need apply. Two months work guaranteed
oc l-3.* PARKER & SPALDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

BY JAS c McGUIRE, AUctioneer
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
on Indiana avenue and North Id street,
between First and Second streets at Auc-
tion.-On THURSDAY afternoon, October 4th
at O'Clock, the premises, shall sell, original
Lot No =, in Square No SO, fronting so fee: on
Indiana avenue, between First and Second streets
west, running back that width to North d street.
ten feet alley has been run through the square
from east to west, dividing this lot I'm two, and
presenting two good building fronts, capable Of
subdividing into three 20 feet lots each street
This property will be offered entire or in part,
plans of which will be exhibited al the sale.
To persons desiring good building lot in an
unexceptonable location this sale offers great in
ducementS.
Tile perfect.
Terms: e-fourth cash; the residue in 6, IL
Is and "a months, with interest, secured by deed
CT trust on the premises.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
sep cd Auctiencer.
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sep 25-Tu6v

4 CARD DAN'L ROWLAND, now perma-
n nently located on TIE Island, offers his ser
vices TO the public generally as Agent FOR the sale
and purchase of Real Estate in any part Of the
city, as well as for the collection of Rents and
Renting or Leasing Dwellings and other proper
~, &c: Office and dwelling, No. 173 south +
street, between 4 and 9th SITS, Island.
sep 25-2aw3w* DAN'L ROWLAND.
EetANOS EOR SALE OR RENT-New and
Il second hand Pianos from the heste-+-es7
manufactures, at moderate and conve- TITO
nient terms for sale; second hand Pianos taken
in exchange, and tuning pianos attended to at No
los Eleventh street, above Pa. avenue
+. G. REICHENBACH.
sep S-6meoSTu&Th
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WANTS.
Oct 2-1t

NTANTED-AT4i1 STREET, BETWEEN
w 9th and 10th, a sober, honest Servant to do
general housework for "a small family She must
6c pretty good cook. Protestant preferred either
white or cOlorcd. oc2-1l&
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WANTED-SIX YOUNG LADIES to work
w at Dress making. None but very capable
cnesneed apply: Call at No. 35s Eighteenth st =,
between I'll and |. oc PIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

MARRIAGEs.-The record of the clerk of on
court shows that during the last month h
issued one hundred and enc marriage licenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-02

WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL to take charge
w Of children Apply at 352 street, between
~ and 9Th. &C 2-It
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VJTANTED-A GOOD COACH SMITH,
w Enquire at this Office. sep 29-3*
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HNANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN who
w has been well raised a situation as House
kee per, and to assist in the sewing and domes tic
duties Of family She can bring the most unex-
ceptionable reference. Salary not so much an oh
Jet as a good home. Apply at this Office, or ad
Va sep2g-St
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WANTED-GOOD PANTALOONS AND
w Vest makers. Also PreSseTs, to work by
the week, in factory. Permanent employment
ard fair wages will be given. None need apply
but competent hands
J. ID. IAkENAN,
Foreman for Wall & Stephens, 32a Pa avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets oC
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WANTED-EVERYB TO KNOW that
w they can get lot "a feet front by 1870 feet
deep, for the low price Of S75-payable IS month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Oflce
eth street, above Odd elbows Hall.
dp 2S6m JOHN FOX, Sec
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-A PARLOR AND
"a several very pleasant furnished Chambers for
rent, In new brick house. hpplyto
f.. X. LUNDY,
sep19 No. DC Louisiana avenue.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

IGOR RENT-A RARE CHANCE-THE
L small store on Pennsylvania avenue, next but
one to the corner Of 18th street. and adjoining the
publication office of the Evening Star. More per
sons call daily al the Star office than at any other
business point in Washington, which makes The
location of great value TO any trader wanting 20
rent small, neat and convenient store, in the
session given OH the 18th Of October pYoximo
Apply soon, at the counter Of the Star office.
sep 26-tf
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pOUM FOR RENT-A pleasant Room in the
~ third story, with or without furniture Apply
to GEO WlLLNER'S Paper hanging Store, l6l
Ninth street. sep 20-tf
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NOTICE.-Having located my Yard on the
v west side Of 9th street. between ID and Il.
public generally, to my stock Of HICKORY,
OAK, and PINE WOOD, which am now re-
ceivipg.
Daily expected, one cargo Of White Ash broken,
and two carpoes Of RED ASH EGG COAL.
All of which will he sold at the lowest market
price. 2,2i0 pounds to the ton.
A deduction Of twenty five cents per ton on
Coal AIKEN from the vessel.
sep 2l-eodtf F. l.. MOORE.
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NOR RENT-THE CONVENIENT Dwell
l. ling on Peirce street, between l. and NJ, and
North Capitol street. To punctual tenant the
rent will be made very low. The house contains
six good rooms. Apply to CHARLES THOMA,
neir the premises. sep 25-2w&
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EORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
4 of valuable and pleasantly located Dwellings
and Building Lots for sale in shares, at only Fire
Dollars each. Apply TO JOHN FOX, Union
Land Office, Seventh street, above Odd Fellows
Hall. sep 2l-tf
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,IANOS EOR SALEOR REN
A CAUTION

sep S-6meoSTu&T Tbs
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AUCTION SALES.

See .frst page for a COLUMN of Auction Sales
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Ocean Steamers
Passengers sailed

IN he Inifed Mad sfonsahip fLlAt fer LirerPs
fso; Dr. J. sbarps Mr. and Mis-. shsJe-s, Jc.ePh Dun
"a. T. P. llaoinss, wm; T. SHERMAN, NJ. and NJ. J0hn
iyn; W d Cooper MI Gisst c Osifnl, orr, r. Brown,
p. NJ Needles James Bane. knoek PFait, T. D1nn,.y idy
child ard A H. >bey, Chss FI-ncs, Me- sue,
HsAI IAN NAM iSi Gsor.e aai fssy Ba
more Mn. 4. Nelson snd frnd, VI and Master Nelson,
6seep5 ( c.sehI lay aea 'sf mad saa M n
r. NJ. sirOur M- 4 Martin r. masht md fdsIl MI sys
H. scheues y Iok Mrs- W ;. Nelson and children,
Ne. C.sEs, Phl.as.pli. T. R. smith, W y str9as NJ
b. Mr. LIVING Mr. Berry, Mss and Ars Ewing, ; k4hno
IeileT Mr Bowen, and N-- Bowen. Phlalhai a Neroos
NJ g. w While AutUlio Castillo de Lem. Mr. aud Mr. c.
csnsTon ST. and Mr. H. Kroch., r Peen L. W. Whse
Trcser r. Caldwell AMI Ia a. :. Daih ient Mrs 'i,G
han Nj. May std Nj F'any Eliiey Mss Jos Stewart
I'd :. Brown. \ = l. j. wyeth G Hulfius'o6. Se..or
In. e. Ns fe sIa " - W. md M. MaHdyy
Giunbsek Me1ico; Geo. ". Ghhr, y y Freierk smith
Charles y. Y; M Morgan, Mis- Braaarl Hartford r. W
j hsrter London; SIR. 4 Bennett ard maid; John o.
Leg, y l.; FEsnes J. Grand fhlA Edward Horribly, Mr.
Lobsrts Gordon Sclr and lady y " J- G. ssr bearer
mir .tu ady and Children Mr. ant ss Augusta. Ia.
ey L Ps Ls c5iaus e ao e !-s y = Be3n
y Ludism H. c. Bertin Mr. z Kerritt. M.ss l. Clr,g
wsrT John Fsrrs NJ NcAuley sud ls liter y z; jan.
Hall Mexico. NJ and Mrs. II. Potter, T. e. W-llrsz- DO
Mis- W1lndge. Co.; K. II. stevens md lady T. = Owen
Pbiirde Fhia DR. Herry Il. smith Phl.ds'paa Mr Aaa.
Idvsrd O. Kelly. N-v-iofk Manuel G.. PoLss Ncz.York;
Mis- W Psn5ena. New-i on; Mr. Bull. New York; James
llama N,w-yort; ". Liz1ins. New-York; O. Ge;h Nes.
oresu. col. Joaquin I1sr.z FoEtorb, NeEGranaaa c q.
T. Jslne. R. l. J. smith, Memphis r !. R n B. Hilbert.
Montreal Nis. Curt. Bo-rcn; Caleb Curri. DO W.T. G.
con snd friend; CeorI. y. salmon Illinois; B. Wsshf1ru
Gslers JOHN Geose, New York. Mis- srth, DO. II z Ds,
l. Iheodore Do; R. Z. strong Albany w : Coz.
slant Ne~-Yofk Sauuei Nash, Baltimore; " Adoas aud
Nis- Bacon and .eryt Msxco Il. A Reuekan Benz stoa
New.York; Geo. Bsh;on Montreal; :. and A. Rich Ms .d
Mia L.oE T. 2. Brewster Paul Ab-f. Judge Prnse 2 b.
Norman Nm. Mese, q. A Grow SeN-fOrE; p r. WvckoH
Notle Col Cspr.s and servant Ms z. Harrington rho.
Eortny and lsdy, New fork Geo. Harrington W.shnxtan;
Mrs. X J. FfEpatrck Geo. Y. Wehered John VethereI
Baltnaore; Mr. Rlsr John sneehy Mis- p Ossr,,i New,
Ycrxi T. y Ceuper, Baltimore; Wn Conctlin B,s.aa-235
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17
Philadelphia Markets. WEDNESDAY,, May To-.

QuERcIrRoS BARK wanted g. bur holders ak and
public to-day. COTroS-The demand more
tive and from eco bales taken full prices, the market
cnrg Eru. CLOyEEsEgD : inquired Tor and would read
bus hushel bat holders asking FLOUR u
unchanged and sale VEN sht with export demands -lJ IS
sl 81 the OF pncv RYE FLOUR hm a. ~ y aud
Com MEAL rs WHEAT forward slowly and 500
Lushe. sold g. mixed and 80 for good Peuny gsna
white, Red - g. Coss about stationary with
sales Of 10 eU bushels ri ~ for s~1ef yellow ah1at AMI
10 Pennsy in OATS worth &c tor southern
end IS 7tc for Penn.yys the latter from store. RYE i
snd -ses rcroc 81 65 > 90 to Penny isania
dosing az lowest hsures.
GRocERIEs-The market for Sugar aud Molssses !. firm with
good trade demand but the high of holders limit opera
Coffee continues dull. fRoyisoss-Irsde unchanged;
Pork and Beef sell full prices vented Bacon Urn at
lQI3c and fancy Hams 9,c. for Sides and Bic
Shoulders cah sud 30 days Cur Neat buoyant
sht aud ss notice. Lard Icy ~ lie tor
bs and Ike for kegs RICE sells ia retail 6t otc.
WHISKY slowly &C. bbs and 5)d 90 for hhd
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P.ssenxerS Arrived

In fss-sap Sorher, Lghs FROM SGs JHaH-Tha Rev 2 p.
Bond, wife chi .; " Z. Parke Thomas Wsoa All sf
krrk Johann, wf nfan end serysr A. w hice AID ~1f
W G Harm ard wife MIR Bcary. Dr Hnlstu \, Nn 7.
Itmsun wells. Fargu Co.'S Messeug-ri D. IL Ntn'r an
f., o. burns Z. D. Fetss J. Mex smith, 4 Ltpns a. :
Sm, l. Hilton Halves Co.'S Messelg-rl. Md bouch net
n H. Hovev ,. Given. ". RikeF g. v. n r. Ms q zen
Mr. Hughes ana tTu cdrrn. Parrisl e nd ut ~ Mrs.
Frucs and auShr, a. T. Bradley end VIZ, J. = ~ % ~ 4n
J. T. Taylor J. T. Larkn. j. Asrel. J. a Morris, { a. d. N
seJ. J. spence J. Anrrw, J. I. 1lc.iAnd. }. Dixon u
Brsnron. N. Dckey Raa-Ly Adhesion w CIV hfteI.
: >iluau, W I. X. Aues :. Devn. e. Bra Eek. NrA VI
TIT Ferry, W Parsons, c. 3. Avery, W X Wilson, j.
Roach {. n. Howne, r. VI. Rhodes J y Hsmnon-. Bu'.
rer6ed J. r. Mitchell, ? Ro-.er b. Av1ri. J51e- D.
She.lcy 4. C. Chstwrk Jas McMuieu. r. g. Va pp.e, v.
Z ihps =. l. ihrs, }. I. She 4 J. Looms Mo- Wood
auo 10 frnr = Sbcl II Lewis r ffeia r. : ". Ordwo)i,
4. Fish Il. L. ncre, c. Duer' ". J. sherman, C. q.
Atv-rc5. Mrs NJ fre.e, Hugh Gillian, D.. B. Cove, z. W.
Lewis R. SprnE.ter d. C. Alden. ". B. HOccmb, J. b. Ra-
We { z. kit-rci sc. aud 81 In he
IN shp LAa Fright Jren LirerTooi-wu Mos,i, rhos. P
Gro am the Rev. John at and aiy. Mrs s4ter three
child
n 5ig STher Young frvm 81 rhols-C. vsistt Mchsel
Kisrer Henry Bray
In ossA1 CcAicbs frr- Hardna--M-s A. ryus and ser.
want X. Eusih A. Tucker. Ms r. Monro A. savanna,
L D. petrs Me C. Dpetre Ms ". pe're C. Mre an l
LADY Maristaug NJ Per-da. J. q. DIE, Nr. NJ >gs j.
bi5esu g. .ung Mrs de Nern and family Ms {. Pol
NJ j. Muros. y Abru, L. LoTta A. AOss j. La
Catut R. Gsfr }. 6. 80 NJ Gsnjei Mr. NJ Ouil-tn nine
ehiidr, and Mn VI. Enags. four children and
want W. neCssiilo, MIS- NJ. Capot d Colombo and sou. c.
HAispe. Jose Efpar, d. kcheSania and ia-y
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Vegetables boxes Leather. bo-e- P,rer 100 Hooppo
Csps. NJ " Finch, Of the barre su-quehsnn.. from View
The follow articles BY the TIP: 10 Beeves Mix Cows p
Veal Csves = sheep and Lambs, svlus, Horse. 'es
Csrfs~ Mutton Do ic0 Pork do Fowls n Turkeys
bits Esss ute Butef rs-ng s. % frSin ID, sg.r
asns r; S Ibis Rye, IS ros Leather, - bags WOOL 10
IL e Goes
Cspi. r. Wsdrop. q the steare- Cssl1nia fron Ne'y
trr.h The wharf foo of Wtrrn.. Nay is, 1871,
reports the following articles by The fdp IS Beeses, MIR
Cows Veui lives, 81 Sheep and LAMBS Horses
Veal CsrcAs..s II Pork = Fowls - bb,s Esxs
20 tubs Butter laverssirg IS D 20 bb. Beer 80 boxes Soap
boxes Mcldir =. oai Trees.
Cart Chas : Lockwood OF The barge Waikf from New
burs arrived the wharf FOO, II NAY IS 1875
ror-s tie ooi1 article By tie frip Reeves Mix Cows
Yea Calves 70 Sheep Ano LAMB, 10 Veal C,rcssss, %
Fowls % Turkey IL hh.. Exgs. 80 uhs Bnffsr "
n &c bales Hay y bales STRAW 70 bbs Rye Four - buu
ds Psrer bas. OF Coed % hts Ale 10 boxes Mo.Iuz
steam Loier, c empty Liquor Barrels.
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BRICKs-Hard North River fair request al - 75d
81 Is each for fair 20 prnne qualities
CHMEN1-The naItet IS quiet al Sldtl l2s y Dbl The
supply exceeds the d,mapd
SAlT-The market quiet but not active there Is IT.
Gle here.
COAL-Foreign is quiet Anthracite is IN moderate demand
NJ SSd IS 3 4, tun by the
PLAsTER-With limited supply prices firm al IS 50
for Blue and White ana 81 81 for Calcined.
NAlLS-1he market inactive - ale for Cut Nails cash
and n.oDths
FRIITS-rhere fair business doing Rssns; prices rule
uniform the sales tire include 1900 bxs halves and
Bunch al tc IS and ~ 3 for Wetdred; 500 do Layers
At 80 TdS2 IS; 1900 MataDlas Pneappes At S0d<ll;
K 90 Havana do -; 100 do superior do al S2i Is doz
Hsvsna Pumpkins IS 50 doz l0e Bascoa Cocoanats at
aSe which higher; The stock IN first hands light
80 bile BsIsooa Green Giugern ~ Dbl bales Princes
arrive 50 bales Lenguedoc 80 bags Moere 800 d.
Tsrrssona private and 81 Leshorn Ctron
iSkc part Apples du sales of State Dried
Apples 7ic Dried Peaches l5.c Pums i5 cash. Ny
auction S toAes Naples Oranges IS ais and $50 do do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

~ Sheep and Lambs st......s COL ~
Average s465 Z heal.


NJ NJ ssys There good supply q Ugh, sheep hand,
and very slow with fair propeet pces bus lower
There VA falling Oh II the recepts brosuilgs Tor ne
week compared With the previous week Of number
this week beng ts and very small hand today
The Erie brought So par FROM this State sni pa. irsm
Ohio Aerton port SO BY the Harlem Road Tbs Is Al Ia
retailing higher than known before IN this
ally cheap market
have prospect Of fall supply for weeks sura-
The receipts the City this - below the prevos
week.
yEAL-The Harlem road has been making up los; time this
week. Aeron reports - BY that road There .w
u q calf muse there today The high pce u Ohef
does net much srec Veal. except quicker sales The
Pcer calves sell little bc.er Pefhsps and ali who them
vcrce what good the late ordnance prevent the abuse u
killing hfte titer. hk done We seizure
tkoulh hat thu; sold would be liable
Ale tetsi rs this week have b-eu -.s4l
hILh CONS-Iti Is really els resting look a. the
t1if isGf here IN the Mix
thea poor with dcuy they be the
yaIcs We Of this Kina sod with a. We
WoSc not have the
voFil Tor Tie For should both
worthless.
Prices Of sood Ccw high an sales brisk than they
were sone web nee The receipts 81 winch Ase
ncrssse.
sWlNE-DIoyers conn lain that Hogs DO sell well this
week as though &c alter prc-.
large Part VI ,ne -rrIyzs Of the snail poor
w hIV. " TIT Eie Scs by the Boa 0i; BY Hnt
River Rsl-ua1 so.
Ofrsse rs vent TO Aerton's for sale and very few direct
70 the liar shfer-pens
lie total reported against AS the week before
IL 10 wonder that owners the dull the follow
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