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MISS SOPHIA DAFiSSoS, ASSISTANT III altsic.
TERMS PER SESSION or FIVE MoSrHs,
Board, including fuel. lights aud wa.hin:, $50 90
Tuition in English branches, 10 IN
Tuition IN Classical Zone or both lgnsUagesJ -
Tuition In Modern Luncua. es, each, ~
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 o.
Use OF Piano, 20
Vocal Music-So charge.
Drawing, and two kind, of Needle. WORK, ssci, Oh
Grecian Painting, ) 70
Monochromaiic Painting, full cour-e, 10 VI
Or, whole expense in English bI ranches, ID GD
Ur whole expense in Cl ,ssical course, IS ~
Modern Languages, in either course, extra, Z 80
All tees due in uivnncc. No deduction except in cases
Of pro.rac;ed sickness. Pupils charged for brehknse and
abuse of furniture. Every article of apparel marked
with the young lady's name.
JOHN Z. BLACKWELL.
Address, Gravel Hill. Buckingham, Va.
l. ~ ,S
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I EO. T.. DESSls, ATTORNEY Al LhW. Soc
" Mount. Franklin Cnunty, Va, vii, yrsc::-. Z ,
Crurt.ot franklin. Henry. fstrics and kcFnk-
Nov lily
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8SItSOS on TRIAL-PAYNEET WITHHELD
4 We propose 10 purchasers OF Piano tol.es 10 tsEs
our lrsugnen:so on Tial' IN order 70 'eH "a'- We '"J "
,aeir Gusi,y S.lore paylns iaf ;sc'n.
Twenty Yeas experience Oh orf part tst!shc: onf owl
minds. a!.i We could get Oyc- t::osr srnirci persons 10
upItc win 80 in he opir .Du. .haI 40 establishment, North
or South, cez p,a:ibly IrrEisa es::er or cheaper !ns;ru'
,,ar,s ,hsn as do l.. P. NASH,
MI Petersburg, Va
T0YTF I,HisCOLi II tIt CORK RESPiRA-
T0K +, Acknowledged - % ire best instrument IN
-. g, n-o,sc;lu- the th.r.:. ckr.: sid lY.:s - DELICATE
and con-t,natIye isrson-, AGAIN.: The harsn. GELD and
damp weather. For sal" 81
uA"P MEADE a. BakHS's New Apa.a:cSGy Store.
lar Of Is6. !. ". enrner Of .alH sac lota -.
80, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.ss~s ct f.csb Gave
a Oh. Of q vety sap-sinr sicHd.
Jan 2
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BY GODDIN a. ApfEi.sCN.III,-
VALUABLE FARM TWO AMI U.yp,r

~ n y. -
BELOW RICHMOND. On TIE N~lLIlaNtr...
STAGE ROD. aHn "ERsOHaL ESI..E -. .
on. Fok At AUCTION.
j the TeqLt s.; ii "a" EXECUTORS md ir!ri e Is . ?
"A John tnde's, dcceate.. W. TIA. ell, 81; putin. .
ton, @. 'he premises. on TUESDAY, tie lGG .t"...
isj?. 81 II O'Clock. A H.! !: fair, :: ~: ;ne E,r. .- u.s..
the trac, OF land located as s!"1y-, cUnln.r,rc rs .,..
rurse?s $40 acres, which survey c,n he ,.ru .; .n..-
hcel !! hue been tubdis!cc1 !u;o rs. l!Gc's. srH '.
:achcd have bret laid os IN quits ole .i1,s % r. IL -
hous. ITsct ,rt:c Is n spacious Gp -Nics .rary .,
ana all Otn"r Buildings suitable tor rh- ra a ~, ~
Near the d"ellIng there's Is o. exc.lien; s;,:re.
tract SO bua hei, 81 when; have been s,rr.4 VII % e.
tons 'iutno A:icr the cal, ot tho iluG. Ill ~. ?. D.. .
E.s;.:c wilt b" acid. curss,:r: o. tv" ser, -r,.,. go.
also, Nh:'i rs. Carts, Hnc ir'inIU: iEJ'r rl.L,. ,,.,-. 90.
also, about 10 ehr-sls Cora. r':ht s;-cs- e.i.rc , no..
Sbuchs. s'!sw, &c siso. IN ni! Nero unu
TfiNS:-op- NTH cash. balance III o. 10. 3 49, r.
nionti.. for Negotiable nets, :G:.rel, .uG.:. -.,L...' .
q ,rLsi deed. For :ac pcri.nH!!e . ;st-, :, e, ma
$50 cEs.: ever ilct aniUurt four Eoaits s:..,. IL; OIL.
proved endorsed uesUI.ou! p,p.E.
Jnu % GOBLIN 4 aTpFRsCS
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y.;EEElE.sTEsTa.


Z. Z. rtTaJf," i;:.IC >ianDa
A.SS PIANO EG.iI'E t.i.21-HOuH
GoiLHH3h 5IHt"!, 3. .I4U*u, "a.
Mi. .ItcI.'-po! q, s.i. . ~ e. III, -ses.SE--
Z ct' ipr ilc -.ic %: he ,~sissg4,.I sEassslSstaJE3
ht%N- "a LEi&h'2 :iAHO lnaIt:-S g 4 2
f-' :l-,clr"gts 1--we -":c:rcG fL~"rrqi-G- J y ID .
- alf-"er: d =; ,:9.tos, Iisri-.: IL t..' country No.. II
E:-r::. u ltso 1922 l,.gcg- =: rhLt. = -. .cs f-"i
.rn! iuf wei: C-:eyhsrct -essr..
J; l. I.:i". ls".a co1-..i:!r OF :-n. &C s.s4:tr,",: =!
the best Hls:cni .nstgu.r"!i-s I'll Musical M.iye tna:t"! "a
c'ns!ai, couai-:lE. Of reIagslt ) .rp,c". NELUDEUE$.
ci j., 1'u! " yctG"er, w!;n =in:|t "a I,uo!. :rcLs.
.Na;In's uuri'ai!el Gr!rsR..
T.y.,f. .l!.o"r'i .LIIES-%hess fiu'o. e:c rc; :u,.
passed.
Aecerinns, c;s:or,et, f!r:s., f::"s, FI4,eoie;s, Guitar,
Tic;a-, Eaujos. fr;Sg.s, Pc. So.
T1nirg Fo'H' ana r!pc-, "ou:a r:ecs. for Clnrione;,
an: U;.-- ;rotruu'"nt,.
II Ia, S,ools hnd hest qlnlity Guitar a;ri v!o1n S.ria-,.
in snurt, every s:tlci- IA tfp ttusir In" .uuy 90 nsd ui
his cs;ahi;shQsnt at iuo,t reasonable p.:cce.
The iuto. - aGI niust sshnt !u!n-sor:ucu- ri iaslicnhbiC,
nes a,"i .,arn.prd Sac.t Music 30 hs iorni IN this state
\ liacra ljisc9.r; laais 10 Te,chrEo ami schools.
Pianos Tuned End lc: 20 Hire. ON: riaro, taken In OK
change 60 new rr".. +. Il TAYLOR
ATEW y CIiOICE rIaSUs-@SL
~ M WOODHOUSE il CO. haze EI.@sAE
received within thu lao; I,w iayss number RI
q! new aud choice flAEo fOkTES rc.a . u y y
TarkH5!e Tor parity OF tote, taste IL lLisa, and Durability
OF workmanship. Some very rich aud elegant othere
piaIn I'd; neat, allow yrlces. Dec2
e II Z Is r. 1t IA O-xaexl-
fOiTES L. o. .ai VI No. iGJ linn s&HRHSsaa2
Street, vpposi,o the Exchange BuEh, RIGHT q
mJni, y
July IL NATNL. CaRuSI, Sole Agent.
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NDwARDD KEELING has removcdto his new store
~ leo, Main street. where he has in store IN eleSsnI
assortment of R~EADi.MADE CLOTHING AND GEN
NJ FURNISHING GOODS.
Also. a good assortment, Of Cloths. Cassimeres and
ve.,inrs, which he will make up in the best style and on
ac.nn,Todatin- terms. Jan
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HiTCHCNCk & OSHUKN.

COACH DEALERS AND MANu~FACTrRERs.
No. 2l3, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
WyAVE in store a largo assortment OF fne cN&A
He fashionable COACHES, CARRIAGES, AA
BUGGIES, X ami HARNESS. .,:itablc Tor cona.
Try and city u.s., msde Of INC beet alster!al-. and pnt 10.
gcthsT with much care, which ae will recommend 10 our
friends and the public, and sell or sach terms VS. will &c.
cure tho nu.uaIir:crest OF al who will favor Us with their
patronage.
: From long experience IN our business. and By prompt
personal attention, wc hope to mem; e continuance Of pas:
favors.
,hs Finite! S,.ias Feb 29-iy
NaTiSTED.-SO Good IOrscl1Wi and Marks Nan
w. men for the 1. y. Ora ouGs HaG Mounted SyA
Ril:men. 20 .n,o California, Tc2s. New MEXICO. Iyaft
Kun as AID NehrEs&a. Aas&
Also. waited iu::T:c ;C'o'y, a few Mus!c'ans forshe Bunds
OF ;bc Mounted Re.inicr;s.
For .sr.ic,lar,. apply at aourscd Rcerui::n: Rnnicz'
vou=. Fraubliu Street, opposite metropolitan Holi.
Al, Ill
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CIIhS1AIN WHITE. Law IAtEs T.l,j
HHJHITE Il MAkYL. ATTORNEYS At Law. RJ,l.. 4.
w IG, attend the Courts OF iichmun mi 60.
Counties o: Esurico. HsLover, Caroline. In. '.i.... .
Gooch'"nd, aud IL. District ccur; u: irIoHis - .s'..
ricksburS.
Lawrence S. Mnryc 10 Notary Public aud con.n.s.: r-s,
Of th- United Ssu;os Cour, q: Chime.
oifce over I. Is Spcuceis, conner OF Gcsv:sc. E.
Min streets.
chss;aiu White will have M atice II A.l:enG. ;,v...
county =. -
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O-PNRTNERSHIP

COMPREHENSIVE.
yulHE subscribers have formed a Co-psrtnership from
lis, January 1867, under the firm aud style OF WILL
SON l. BOSIIER, for the purpose OF couductiuS u Gro,
Gerry aud Commission business. They have taken the old
Main and 9th streets, and hope by strict attention to busi
mes, to merit a share Of public patronage. The rerfons.
attention Of both partners will DC given To inc sou" "s
Country Produce consigned 70 them. y, .o.
Richmond, January 18th, 1857. c. NJ. boehhh.
The subscriber takes thi, opportunity OF returning his
sincere thanks to his old friends aud customers Tor sheu
liberal patronage, and hopes the same may be cNtcndcoto
rho new concern. He would also remind those indebted
20 him that 1t 10 desirable to have old matters closed up,
and hopes they will come forward and settle up; NIL having
claims sgainst me are requested to present them ioI set
,len,rnt. J. J. WILSON.
Jan l6-d&c3m.
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t,nTTaH;..s.
60 sSkSs.Ssy
- q
coCTIEk! LOTTERY. uH Y
BANANA pLiS.
yASPER COUNTY IuTTrKY,.

E.y = = ssEEstSnt
A.
c0CTHEk:' LOTTERY. on TuE
BAyA*A pLiS.
JASPER CGrNrl ACJGEIY LOTTERY
" S'"'1no8' = laE $1AE4 ~GtGto&GiA
To be drawn T%gnrtAhr !.tb, ie.?, IL Pubic. 81,
Macon "s., rpdert The swo:n supelr;orlsL c. u; C"i. Gso
NJ. L"2-u snd w. c. Aad-rsou, Lee.
) Nearly one Prize to i.fcry Nj. T;rtc,.
f!fIELN TuOCsAND T!CGLtS-lf. rwT:cS :!
Tp't Lottery Gss OILY l',Mr aa'na. r-!-Lers ,cnn .'5
1s-rhilEs PAYABLE WITHOUT nEDuCTiuS.,a1
%saiLt:A>- scIrME.
Prtzc Of slJ.,rG
! Prize of ..ot
| Prize Of prC
Pilre of i,DDO ~. j.u
. 5 Prnrsei ~ so :,AJ
lS00 ~ u.e blnn
APPROPRIATION PKIzEA
gu approximations Of 500 ue s..VH
30 - ara .,ES.
~ 20 arc 100
l7ls Prizes, amounting to eIoo,1o
Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 -
Certificates of PACKAGE. OF Ten Tica~,s. where the
numbers end in 20 so III g, 0, arc sold ut the ;ol
~ Whole Tickets, ED
~ ban Iiekets,
it will be perceived by this plan. TIM, for sea tho pnr.
chnscr hns II Certificate of ten tickets. when, il lie buys
tickets. he would only get Tor tliut sum ox " holes. Thus,
by buying Certificates hc has four more changes for l,r.,r
~prizes-ilalvcs und Quarter packages In vroportion.
The 100 prizes OF $40, are deter mined BIZ the. last isurc
of thu nynbcr thu. draws ia" capital prize of SiJ, OUO.-
The capital prize will, of Course, end In Che vi the figures
H. 9, 3, 4. S, d. So, O.. Those Whole Tickets ending
with the same figure as the lat IN the Capitnl Will be- emf
tied TO $40. Halves and Qasrlers in proportion. Checks
On New York rcmlftci Tor Pr zee.
Persons seudin: money by inuil need not fca. itc being
lost. Orders puIctualiy attended to. Communication
confidential. Bank notes OF sound banks taken d, par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order !mme.
ER-hddressJAMEs +. WINTER Manager, Macon. Ga.
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N II. CkENSHAW. y. II MLLLgUAp. -.
CRENsnaw = wELl.p.gE.
ATTORNEYS AT !.iW.
RioliaoHp, Va,
IEylLL practice IN tito superior nnc IL. :lgr Cur, =
w Richmond City tui ajjnctut ccSr zee ..L -.
Federal Court. held In R!ctmoud apj NoI'cls.
|gs5-Oh.ce Oh Governor s're"r. -ecrnc door re-" -.
lin street. Jan gu
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1uHRoTYprs y DAGUERHEOTYPEs
AT TRAITS GiLl.Ekf.
lag y,rs Srpryr. EAGLE SQUARE, SIGN OF THE Bic

NH1E are now prepared to take Am5rotyres and Dh'
,;on of rho npbI,c 70 our specimens. al Pictures he wa.
,r ~ ~ - decide r. 8 SANXAf,
'"t JAS CHALMERS.
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- fIaNO FOltIES.
UST received per schooner Fannie Cur @rSJes-
- re, more OF these celebrated instru. $500
nepts, TO which the subscriber would invi'cfg
the attention OF all persons who are DESTROYS Of purchasing
n first class instrument. Among the assortment is the
Louis XIV" which stands uncquallcd in beauty Of ton.
and finish.
Should the prices Of the instruments, in the store not
suit, they can be in q few days supplied from the factory
at prices ranging from s2a5 to $1,000.
Persons nj a distance who may leave TO the subscriber
the selection Of an instrument. may rely upon receiving
on- of,he very best Of the desired kind and price.
The subscriber being the SoLE AGENT Of the factory for
Richmond and Petersburg, no Chickeriag instruments are
oEsrINE but those bold by him.
To the innumershle testimonials, &c already received
by the Messrs. Chickering. they have recently added the
first prizes from the Massachusetts State Fair, New York
Fair, Pennsylvania State Fair, and Illinois State Fair.
Also, Pianos of Knobe e. Co.'s aud Brown & Aliens fac.
tories, OF high reputation. EATHL CARusL,
No. ICY, Main street, Richmond.
Over Messrs. Habliston l. Bros Furniture Store,
Nov Laun Opposite the Exchange Bank.
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To Dr.. c. N. JACKSON.
Fog sale 81 druggists and s,orekcrpe-s everywhere, and
by PURCELL. LADD & CO. and BENNETT. BEERS &
FISHER, Richmond. Jan S-d&c2w
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SCHOOLS AID go.LENHs,
CLIFTON ACADEMY,

CLIFTON ACADEMY,
.swe',d Ccsm'., ere q-d . say =aey Cc- !Hr>,na th?c,
DONALD ". HAi,liis0S.A 81. University "a lir:'niH.
faSCIrAL.
TIME course vi ud!.-, thorough and ,v.tcmaiic, AID
q based on thst ol the uciyeTsiiy. ~suslrrts ,slsa'--
Ancient ind Modern Languages, Mathematics, ii.y-it :.
Science, and The n-ii'' "ranca-s OF I:Egli.b. p;s.lihL
tran. bu; piild, aud the iusri; and demeii, system rs;1y
pursued. Monthly reports mpdc to parents o. -%uerjinns.
Srselons commence February ls, and September l.;
IERMS-iN ApyAXcy.
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Political Intelligence.

Nor TO CArom.-Top. Andrew Ewing was nominated
for Congress In the Eighth district OF Tennessee
sald tina, the nomir alton . trick concootea oy "oV'
Johnson 70 keep Ewing from coming before s
AZ candidate for seat in tse U. s. Senate tS' Ewing
Ia no, to be caught, and consequently decnes ns NOM
nation.
CARpyrsc THE WAR INTO ArrcA--On TAO .aan ns', eaS
the wilmington Delaware Democrat, willaSs Lloyd Car
rson, the notorious Niger worshpper, bsphemer ADD
d,supon, eotured al the odd Felloss BAH, Wminesoa.
ON his old bobby-asro slavery. Tho Audience was sos
.,oe and consisted MOSTLY OF broxands~n aboliorst,
with sparse spruklng OF woman, boys and rsgcra.
Price Of admi,tascs, ten cents
pvy,,m,c,S CoxvxSuoS IN MSs1s Inc republican party
a, Maine oil bold their State Conversion In Bangor on the
osb ~ lane The call states hn the which led 70
Tho fovvas,o. Of republican party exy. now in fun
o,ce and scccss,ate Tia oont&sance n Kansas SHOULD
be admitted into the vnion free State 10 morrow the
rc,sous nr the existence Of Tho republican party would
no, cease be dninshed The repeal OF the Missouri
compromise the raid on Kansas the establishment Of the
Cincinnati platform, the bred Scott decision and he pre-
sen, Of BuchsnAne ADMINISTRATION clearly prove
that national policy has been reversed-a lhc er,s-
nal purposes Of the sovernmen, are no, regarded by ,hs
party N power.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Affairs In Washington.
THE NAVAL COURTS MARITAL AND THB FORkIGk
MISSIONS.

Affairs In Washingt1W.
THE NAVAL COUNTS MARITAL AND ZEE EORxIGN
MISSIONS.
WASHINGTON, Nay "A, 1857
Tho Naval Coars OF Inquiry and the applications for 70
reign missions sssrac tho mort attention here just now
There are three naval courts In session. Commodore
hsrmAn and lac. tenants Bartlett and Carter are on trial
noace that your reporter Civ al the testimony In favor
'f Lieut. hartie-very little, none, Of th1 against him
The charges against Lieut. were Published the Con.
In his II appears from the evidence,
thai while engaged In the OF the United States he
entered into mel camille business In San Francisco and
believe had bis name up the door Of store that he
did what naval and army OH ,ors have always con,dered
discredableengaged IN speculation and trade that he
pedded In shsws, books, aud other small matters; that
no dabbled In bis mess accounts scandal of himself
and messmAtes that lille in command Of eoyernm ant
vessel he became rich, returned to Now York rich visited
Eurepe and made quite display IN Paris az wealthy
Californian and naval officer that lille In Europe acting
in some official capacity, he made overcharges in his &C
counts which were disanowed al tho Treasury Depar
All this appeared In evidence before the Senate
and Of discrediable officer His case is
s, and will not be concluded till Thursday The pro-
ceedipgs Of these courts they made public sheud
be impartialy given TO the wcrld.
understand that Lord Napier and Count sartges have
beth received letters from their relative to tho
dispute Of the United States with New Granada England
and France sustans the position the United States have
taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

HARD TrMEs-There is universal cry among
all classes Of persons with moderate incomes of
the exorbtant prices of provisions in this city.
and of the consequent difficulty of defraying the
current household expenses. All the necessities
Of life range here at prices something like 100
per cent over what they were fifteen years ago.
The hotel keepers have been driven to the neces
sly Of either closing their establishments. dimin-
Thing their outlay, or increasing their tariff Of
pr.ccs They have chosen the latter alternative;
and now, when the new rates go into operation,
we will have the first class hotels charging three
dollars, the second class two dollars, and the
third class dollar and half per day. This ne.
cessary movement on their part is about 10 be fol.
lowed by general movement among all classes
Of mechanics, workmen, clerks aud other EN-
ployes for q rise in the rate Of wages. The Same
circumstances which have rendered the one NOV,
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W. We ) :|sI \ Y q ss Es @
4: II: s !. % T. sss 3 ' B .



Saturday Morning, cloudy and driziy rain; Afternoon
clear night, clear. ' --'"'
eundsy-kornns, clear; ansrnoou clear. night. ele.,
kondsy-hornins cloudy and cool, Afternoon, clear
night, clear
fuesdsy-Nornins, cloudy and high wind, Ugh, "a a,
tersoon, heavy rain, oighi, rain.
wedncsday-Morning, rain, Afternoon, cloudy; night
Thursdsy-Mornins, cloudy. afternoon, cloudy nrh,.
cloudy
saturaay-horning clear.
The sales OF cotton saturday embraced about 200
bacs based upon middling upands al lac. and mddng
New Orleans a, 14iIc. A private telegraphic despaoh
received yesterday from New Orleans reported mddns
oooo firm al lsc and freghts at sd The falling OF IL
reoes Al ell the sou bern ports put down at sos oot
bales -Four wAs In fair demand YESTERDAY with more
dong, while the prices Of some grades were hrmer
wheat va without change for the lower and medium
srNdes, while choice qua tiles and nrm The
sa'es ener.ced Missouri red At OIL co. and prime vNe do
1N 20 and Illinois sprnr rsl 80. Corn oper firm.
with sale o. Western mv,d A. pc qec and . uih.ra
yellow AZ PC The market, howe-er. co,ei o.' ...
with downward teutturg In prices Pork wa
ssh sal" u mes At - O5, and IN Inspected DO r., r
whNf At az Sugars rere aue, and arm Cole. VA,
ssesdJ bat o. sales q moment we're reported Freirhs
oeabooed 70 be irregular sni engagements uosera,e.
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Markets.

OswBGo, May, Z3-6 +. N.
Flour-Demand good for Montreal the Eastern trade
sales 400 bbs at So 81 for Oswego brands Wheat nrm
sales 10 600 bushels 81 IS for Chicago spring and 81 3s
for Milwaukee club Freighs lc &c. lower wheat 10
New York. Lake imports to-day-5 800 bbls of -four
5000 bushels wheat $500 bushels Canal exports
$4,000 bushels wheat
CINCINNATI May %, 1857.
Flour has advancing tendency aud il scarce There
have been some small sales at 81 25 Provisions unset
tied, and holders asking material advance present
prices. Pork, In dry salt, fresh, exc shoulders,
bacon l0Hc for shoulders sides, packed, l2c. mess
pork, &A q SIS Whiskey buoy ant at 30Jic.
PRovDKycR, May %, 1857.
Cotton dull, with mode at full prices WOOL
Sales OF the week, Sc 800 lbs Printing clohs-Market
steady; sales Of the week, 81, 400 pieces.
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The Sugar Trade OF New York.
LARGE ARRIVALS OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-IMPol
TATIONs DuRINg pOtrR NAYS

TArIoSs DURING FOUR DAYS.
The great extent OF the trade in sugar and moasses
which carried between New York and the sugar pro-
ducing districts Of the world may be somewhat accurately
estimated by knowledge Of the fAc-evdenced by the
marine reports Of the HEsDhat during four days end
ing on Saturday last, 23d inst, many anyfour YES
sells arrived In this port laden with cargoes Of moasscs
and sugar alone.
Of traders.
We table showing the arrivals during one day.
ridsy st) in which the Of each vessel the name
OF her port of departure and the quantity Of each article
on board specified -
CAR6oEs OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs ARRIVED IN
NEW YORK ON FRIDAY, MAY %.
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The Bunker Hill Celebration.

BosrON May "a, 1857.
Gov. King, Of New York, John p Kennedy, of Bati-
MORE and other distinguished gentlemen have accepted
invitations to be present at the Bunker Hill Ceeb on
the 18th Of June. The Columbian Guards of Columbus
Ohio the Providence Light Infantry, and other military
companies from various sect will be present on tho
occasion.
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Prompt.
WARRINGTON, May "a, 1857.
New Orleans mails OF Monday last have been received
The papers Of that city contain nothing Of interest We
have Mobile dates Of the 10Th inst
The bark Prompt from Mobile for Baltimore with
OF cotton struck by lightning outside of the bar
the cotton taking nre she put back into the bay where
she scutted The amount OF the damage Is unknown
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wnIsBuRG, May %, 1857 .
fire broke out In the hotel Of R. Platt at Willsburg
Chemung county, between and o'clock this morning.
and destroyed the hotel and grocery and dwelling
adjoining H. Tho progress Of the fsmes rapid that
the inmates Of the hotel barely escaped by jumping of
the ,dows. The about o0o partially insured
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Death OF DR.. Chas. 8. Frailey.

WARRINGTON, NAY a, 1907.
Dr. Charles Frailey, who occupied high and respon
be position in the Department Of the Interior and was
former chief clerk In the Land Office died this morning
He Past Grand Master OF the Masons Of the District
and known 10 the Masonic fraternity of the whole
country.
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Name Of TsSi.

From this II appears that much eight thousand
nine hundred and twenty three hogsheads Of sugar and
molasses were landed In New York In one day.