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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20

Ice m THE HARBoR.-New York enjoys great
CT immunity from Toe than other Northern har-
Dor, bat could be easily made entirely free from
it During the past two weeks navigation in the
East river has been seriously impeded by floating
ice from the North river. As will be seen by our
news columns, nearly all the ferries have been
obliged to suspend their operations, and the il |;
jury to the shipping is very severe. A plan has
already been proposed by which the floating ice
course; and as all the ice in our bay comes from
that river, it follows that the harbor would be
perfectly clear The plan proposed is to run a
chain across the river at the narrowest point
near Fort Washington. The objection to this
heretofore has been that the Erie
Railway Company ran their boats for
freight to Piermont; but, as the company now
purpose building new track and tunnelling
Bergen Hill, they will no longer need their steam
boat communication to Piermont. The paviga-
ton of the Hudson after the inst of December is
of very little consequence, certainly not to be
compared with the injury TO commerce caused by
the ice from the river in New York bay and the
counts of the damage done by this ice, aud when
the remedy is easy it is stupid not TO adopt it.
Were our harbor kept clear of ice there would be
nothing to retard our city from fulfilling its des-
tiny and becoming the undisputed mistress Of the
entire foreign commerce Of the Western world.
We trust that this matter will be attended to in
season, and now is precisely the season to move
-. 4 !. A.
force, and when the mischief is before our eyes
AS still further remedy for the ice nuisance,
the Common Council, when it grants ferry
franchise, should insert proviso obliging each
company to have one or more iron ice boats to
keep the ferry track clear. The companies pro-
cure their franchises for almost nothing, and they
are legally bound to take every means in their
power to accommodate the public. We see that
the city government of Boston pays tive steamers
for running constantly in the harbor, to keep the
channel clear As one Of the veryfegl az
where city government is of anyll e
city, the Athenian sages deserve credit They
have something like city government--one
that not only knows how to collect a revenue,
but how to spend it for the benefit of the city
The widest imagination, in its highest flight,
would never hope for anything of this kind from
our city government. AS it is now constituted
no one would have any power to do it alone, and
the matter would be lost in some of the five hun
dred bureaux through which it would pass We
can have the chain across the river, however,
and hope for the iron ferry boats next winter.
As business is not particularly brisk down town
Just now, the Chamber Of Commerce might de- |
vote some time TO the agitation Of the subject,
preliminary to the agitation of the ice itself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20

A traveller Just returned from Upper Egypt states
that the grand scientific expedition uuder the direc
ton of Count d'Es'ayrac had been broken up IN
consequence OF n discussion between the scientinc
members and Their chiet. IL was believed that the
Pasha OF Egypt would intrust the command to Lieu.
tensnt Aubaret, OF the French imperial Navy, who
had served with distinction ss sidede camp TO Ad
miJal II smelin In tie Slack Sta during the lac Mar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20

Williamsburg and Staten Island neighbors, IN
less they can get better managed ferries, viii be
compelled to desert those cities and migrate en-
Psasse to this island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20

THE PRUSs0-SWlSS QUESTION.
Hops CT pesce preponders,ed, but w.,Hxe prrp.-s
lens continued s.sh IA,:. zr Fay, UaiIea s.e. Mu,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-20
OPERATION or THE BRITISH AGAINST
PERSIA

The dates IRON Bombay 10 December Sd, and rom
Hong Kong 10 November 10Th. No news had reached
India ron the Posssn expedition, but the 18Th High
landcrs and other reuro mon,s 10 be forwRre ted
letter IN the indian papers attracts considerable aen
ton. 7, describes Busarc -hch the writer thinks can
oer no defence bot says further advance Of the Bril-
tim invading force ard snrsez would be impossible,
the only road beng through three mountains Perfectly
mpr.oucable Tor he passage Of artillery. The total dis
lance IN So miles.
po.s H.hsumed 10 busy with warlike movements, but
taxes toe opportunity TO ask the British 70 restore
fesnav M 10 hin and his family
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL May o, 1857.
of the kingdom and higher temperature continues to be
most favorable for the country the appearance of all
o %
The influence Of SO beneficial change makes naturally i'm
preston the grain Market especially after the
rement Of the advanced values lately realized under opposite
measure pause from operating ii the presence Of good
home supply for time past however the stocks Of wheat
being efficiently replaced BY foreign imporaon The
a a tie ess sys spa s @
large Of Flonr amounting to barrels and of In
speedily absorbed by British Irish Our Tuesdays
an s e. e s
mers purchased Wheats rather freely and
@ IN en- ns
Corn sold good quantity In most parts Of the country
to poe an Increase II their deliveries returns the
ending ne @ instant sss H. hssvS E Fl
graed stocks Of wheat and the paucy Of arrivals from
verse influences aud al The provincial held ills week
the trade evinced mnc with an most cases
also ON" had rm trade il wheat and good business ID.
an ct fully "a per s, G and y Cd per
tensye Business in Flour moderate Ct fully Il barrel nd
We had fair attendance market this morning and
good business in Wheat fully the above improve
sass
@ sG p s N asoss
quoted.
las ID Thanpsons Indian Mess iss Sd Elders Prime
Mess price kept secret Pork sales q old made at rs Cd
under recently tran,ped more doing shortly
St sow
heavy hand and further large arrivals expected for
NAVAL Rosin is in fair demand with sales
barrels at s 81 per sw n a the soss there +. are
rive buyers being sly q hp%sns being
Spirits The market
Without supplies of American Nothing to report in Tar
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8sbieu ut tbe Nlarkets fpr Nast leek.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, I q
& Saturday Morning, June 49, 1857.
Business in general market has been of more limited
during the past week. both the supplies and the de-
mand showing falling off in articles Of produce. Cotton
has very dull irregular and easier prices In Tobacco
business has been done about previous Sugar
and Molasses been very dull Flour Corn and
scripens provisions have declined Freghs connue n
with easier rates for shippers.
On Thursday morning published the Ericssons advices
embracing Liverpool dates the 9th umo. They reported
the Market unsettled with sales of barely 1000 bales for
the three days spectators taking only 600 bales BreasG
Of all descriptions had advanced Yesterday morning the
Cansdas accounts appeared columns bringing up Liver
pool dates the Both utimo. The Cotton market still
ported du without any material change prices sales
embraceg 1900 bales including 1000 for speculation
export The market closed quiet with sales Saturday,
the Both, Of only 5000 bales.
COTTON The market has exhibited improvement dur
ing past week the few buyers which have forward
offering prices. while factors generally have refused
make the required concessions The sales confined
5000 bales including GOO Saturday. l0a Monday
HOO on Tuesday 500 Wednesday, roo Thursday and
700 yesterday the market closing at irregular prices and
quotations little better chan nominal except for Low Mid
ding and Good Middling,t which qualities the demand has
hepn
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IMPORTS.

GALyESTON-Steamshi opeousas, at Berwick's Bay
% bales head cattle and sunries to order
BEIIzE Schr Harris6l2 hides IL bbls starch bales
tobacco 293 horns TO A Hamilton.
MANITlTLAN-Schr Taiahassee-l56 hides to VIM Prehn
81 do 4 Camerden
NEW Y0RK-Steamshp hadephia-Assorted mdse
MOBlESchr Mary Magdalinai09 sacks salt 25 bbls of
naval stores 10 order.
PEARL RIvER-Schr IsabellaiUO 900 feet of lumber
Snder
PEARL RIvER-Schr Presden-27 600 feet lumber 49, 900
sshs TO Pooiey, Nieol AGO.
PEARL RIvER-Schr Venus-l9 900 feet lumber to order
BItOXI-Schr Marthr-So 600 feet lumber to Tournade
PASCAGoULA-Schr Deceade350D0 feet lumber 10 order.
HORN ISLAND-Sehr Jno Arthur-S00 bbls sand to New
Marine Hospital
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Ysm Wrlfans Nloneu AIarhtt.
GREscEsr orTIcE, No. 10 Camp street
Friday Evening, June IL, 1857.

CRESEEHT UFIlCE WHIP strHtti
Friday Evening" June u, 1851.
Tho stsgnancy observable to-day thought
was not very Formidable If should judge from the heavy
offerings in the Banks for discounts Touse that word
which becoming fashionable have cay the calls for dis
counts than comfortable and that was entirely
omitted the financial vocabulary large amount Of
was compelled from to be rejected and the
community IS feeling the effects Of the law making every
Director Of the Banks amenabe for hundred dollars
should he any milk Of kindness towards his fellow citizens
On the the supply Of long dated securities
tuues free the of the figures in table below
There business doing than as the same time last
and facilities Of intercourse which much greater
than heretofore we confidently than ordinary
share bsnesso the and though there has been
active inquiry for during the week. have no
changes In table of figures this evening" and
rive ths Of tho week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-13

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City of New OrleausS
Be remembered that this 18th March, 1857, before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p jan
ve of the Louisiana Mutual company
New Orleans who being duly according law de-
and that the above and true,
correct transcript from the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p JANvIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th of March,
A. D. 1851 G. n. BRADFORD
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board of have resolved interest of six
cash the outstanding certificates of profits
the Monday May declared
scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. the net
earned premiums of the year ending February g. 1857, for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day of
june 1857. CHARLES BRIGGS President.
A. CARRIERE, Vice President.
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PRICES:
Stripping 5ntsIIlgsnts.

..e SATURDAY, June IS, 1857
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Baden Stphen, for Liverpool Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Diamond State, Forsyth, for Genoa, Jas Bass
Brig Eudorus, Haskill. for Maanzas, Murison
Mex Schr Union SabAter for Tabaco Jeannete Quarter &co
schr Southron Perry for Pensacola fooley Nicoz eco
ARRIVED.
Steamship Philadelphia Gray from New York via Havan, TO
Jennings, Laughland &co-lst district
steamship Opelousas Ellis from Galveston and 1adanoa to
W G Templetop- Berwtcks Bay.
Mex Brig Juan, Beretaga days from vera Cruz In Dali
last, + Cauerden--Gretna
schr Or Harrs Corson 10 days from Belize Honduras 10
w Hynson &co-2d dist e.
Schr Tallahassee Merrill from Manititlan TO Boudous
- unie 4 Phlllps-2d dist 10.
Scbr Mary Magdelnn Marquee days from Mobile TO
ter-Basin
sebr Isabella Cadina. from Pascagoula-Basin
Schr President Sadler, from Pearl River-Basin.
scbr Venus, SCHNEIDER from Pearl Ryer-Basn.
barge Martha, ----, from Biloxi-Basin.
Schr Deceada, Faurier. from Pascagoua--Basin.
schr John Arthur, Baour from Horn Isand-Basin.
STEAMBOATS,.
.f W Farmer, Glenn from Ouachita River
.- Ceres, Iaharth, from Baize
Cuba. Hern, from Mobile.
Toyboat Yankee Fenton Passes-towed down
10 sea 9Th inst ship Adams banks Rico Ann Elizabeth
Corabrought up brig San Juan aud schooners Iai
lahassee and Geo Harris.
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MILLINERY.

ON MRS. ROBERT, II CHARITIES STREET,
begs leave inform ladies in the city and country
that her assortment of latest Style Goods and Embrode
res is complete She has hand Of Pamela
Bonnets Empress and other Bonnes Lace, Grape
and other Cpots Cambray Mantilas and shawls Chanti
Wedding Wells Vioettes, Gaces, Valencias Brides
Sets, Artificial Flowers Embroidered Hndkerchiefs Fans
Parasos Mtts Ribbons The whole offered at great
reduction.
Ladies reminded that Mrs R. has secured the services Of
II sktul seamstress lately from Paris. myll I'm
80 MIME. ROBERT, NO II CHARITIES FmiE
Xa3 street, MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING 1nNjl |
kM IN THE LATEST PARIS STYLE. Keeps con-giilglD|
WA stantly hand of new style cloaks WV W.
rnantillas, shawls, etc.
F Ladies informed that the services of sknl
sire from Paris have been secured. dis GIN
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Rsh NrItaas 4aIg Crescent.
YpfsI Snitlliqsutt.
! Hosrrr AI.-Report for the week ending

nlal SNteltlykALk.
CHAsrrY Hosrrr AI.-Report for the week ending
lsst evening: 5S is " Il s
h hs%,:s'ssi ii 81 R Rs.aas
Aocrpaxrs.--A man named Christian Aud fell |
fs the opslousss yesterday ard bsd N arm 70
crushed thas his ARRIVAL u Charity Hospital nag 70 = -
pusstsd.
tas boy named Jacob Sacksa broke one Of his
day. BY falling tom bench he 81 Fevdinsnd street school
house. Third Dsct whilst playing With some O ms class
uxass he taken 70 Charity Hospital.
FIRs DrsrlIcr Couxr. The jury 10 the case OF |
the . e, Francisco Tostoseho tried Thursdsy for shoot
i, 4 i, Hubbard With iutert KIN and murder at the Or
r.ss ,t,st nom, In Junc shooting which Unlisted
se sIeiaa riot on Inst daydid not return Into court t
O'Clock yesterday afternoon they Drousn. N , ,s,ao'
rhe tais yesterday follow: E. Mccarthy, alias
t,ashunpsE Gissps John Barry John adden Pete Do-
,.css nj Reilly TrAincr, all for larceny all ac-
ssssd; md Harry Pors for assarls and larceny found
eailB.
NAyoR's CouRr.- Lieut.. Benjamin Leggett, Of the
, District pccs as ycssrday put upon his examination
he the Mayor charge Of conduct in insult
- Recorder Solomon the BENCH Monday last Messrs
W ason John gge appeared as counsel for the Lieu
ts,snt md Recorder Solomon appeared for himself
M srcams.nces Of the were these ~ man named
Philip Russell hsd been arrested on charge Of breaking INTO
houss mareating xcuasa IN volsnt manner Ihs
neceeer finding Russell aof his arrest had been dis
t nv HE thing had done, disobedience Of his
sodre order agsnss discharges The replied
ad ous II by authority Of his superior officer, the Chief
n police to whom alone he looked orders The Reco
de- sss ssneneed him TO pay 90 g prison until
sr n thc fane far isobedence of his orders and
srd the commitment to be- In sew moments after
vsrd he deusssns went to him. md asserted that he
man d his word-that gentleman. ec whereupon
shs Recorder ordered TO DO made out
srns the Lieutenant prison for twenty four hours The
lieutenant then he had important business attend
w. md asked Of his till the following
morning, which tho Recorder gTanted-
On 1assday iofenoon e Is. .r y p,.. nr,in \.
~ ~ "a fh Trs.t :. conns,, for tba
III II b.hea, cornns in tte second Dis,
- -. ~ 4, N s,.n;.o tha case ras argued The COM
~ rt ndye Worc.n toor mo notice Of CONTEMPT
" ~ , e ~. ;nsv. g. n.r.r.te suffering the
..s m Il, a N ;rnri.onmept on the other commit
t,.t t,e faeutsnant IN dsobeyirr the Recor
s n. ors,er NJ .ba Chief AZ Police TO
49, h. -, rss1onsble ths Judke therefore confirmed
~. 20 "a ord.red I'M disch.ree ssE f5g4si,
sn ,snored ia rieaenant To the Mavor "a
nv, .. ~ liks condnct N insulting him On
~ and the Mayor opened court to investigate
~ M van Dslson opened by obsctng 10 the jurdc
su q the Mayor in the case He commended that the law prov
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EXPORTS.

LIyERPOOI-Shp Badeh3529 bales cotton 81 hf bales of
cotton starch cask starch 1900 slaves box cloth
ing.
GENoA-Ship Diamond Stae-223 bales cotton, ~ hhds to-
bacco 10 pkgs samples.
TABASCO-Schr Union60O sacks corn, 100 bbs -four 80 do
onion IS do potatoes 3 do do pitch ID boxes Of candies
2s4s feet lumber and sundres.
PENSACOLA-Schr Souhron300 sacks corn 10 bbs pork.
MATANzAS-Brg Eudorus-l3le empty hhds 90 tons coal
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CHAMPIG n oLE--Steamer Farmer-l0 bales cotton
TO Davis jenkins GoTrison Bro7 bales cotton 10
Pitcher Goodrich Sco-5 do Titus Groves-l bales cotton to
Robson AenS hides and snndres TO ode-Iota 81 bales
cotton
ITALIA HAcHE- Steamer Ceres-56 sacks potatoes
Ti,us-sundres to order.
BAYOU SARA-Strnmer Laurel Hll--l0 hhds sugar TO
Webreil bills uoasse Ovier-3 bales moss 10 FfosclHr
Haydelll bale mdse Holmes Clauss-9 hh pootoes psS
CO. sacks onions Bapie-22 do Duga-2 hhds hides TO
Iallande-2l do d l. Mann Sco-snntTies to order.
RAILROADS.,
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILRo Ads hhds sugar john Williams &eo.
PoNTcHARTRAN RAILROAD.
MoBILE-Steamer Cuba-450 bales cotton TO order.
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CONSIGNEES.

NEW YORK-Steamshp Philadelphia-W Armstrong;
Adnms-Allen 4 Hill--C 7 Buddecke Sco--A Brown Sco
blanchard 4 GuietB Turpin-Booth &co--Bnll Ellis &eo-J
Borron-C BarrieTe BroA Blaeve &eo--j Burrows-
-EI. Il Bonnrll- GabinesS &co-Coeman, Putnam &so-W
COL Closter saI- CharlesGook, Young &eo-Cruc Nor
mon Soo-Grane 1co-G DupuS + Dncenge-L DnconrnAu
DAVIS 4 ncNsonJ d DAiueron kcnDohyns Harrington
"a l. Dosen Som Donovan, Melearn &eo---Ea on \ Hen
derson--Eis Thresher-D Edwards-F y foiEer &co--F
observation-disclosures Conway &co-w Femias-rheodore
FroP IL Goodman odchauN fretes-J Gauche-S n Gil
mann G Goud-W G Gimors-H Guild-Gregar u WILSON
Garthwaite &co-w GeldshwateA ID Grief &co,HaFTis
Morgan-E j HartGco-Holmes 4 Clauss-i Hedden-Hen-
dsrson 4 Gsines-Hhehcock \ I.aing--J Hyde &e,-J
HendersouJ Harde &co-Hall Kemp kco-Heald, Massie
Nco-Jeunprs laughlin ScoJ &cu-S II Kennedy Sco
Kaser-kingsland, Barsow kcO-Lacey Sc9-R laughin
-lagare Lessrseur-u lareussni &co-ieighton BAtoo
- Lum Sco-k Leon &co--ti W Il ii A l.ee-A Z lowbeI
See-J 4 LieeLagay Iecana-Mesaie BsrtSliIJ Z Nor
Macpherson Mcdowell, Mills AGO. Mussina-J McGay-
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lowing of the money market:
The money market has been quiet with increased demand
in the past day balances monthly settlements
and bills maturing the LIST and 4h, which has
stringency ths Market which considered however,
temporary The dscounng institutions have paper
offering than they pas and the street good
short date paper few days past have been per
per month. 5 ga
Exchange good supply with but little Offering
only business is doing the Eastern cities
firm but quet-the bankers buying pnL prem,
and drawing Y premium. while time bills purchased
those Of 80 days at 91 discount and interest," 50 days IL
exchange is bought at u discount
Premium 80 days bills bought l1 interest Sd
days 1@11s and interest," and 90 days discount
interest off,
Currency is in large supply aud the amount Of
wisconsin paper in circulation accommodating
ing apprehension the Of bankers and Others which
however, is rather prospective than real q ~
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Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
|Gouley's Vegetable, Colernan's,
Hoofiand' S German, Oxygenated
COSMETICS.
/ Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
Jones' Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
lows Brown Windsor,
lJone's Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compunds
Of all descriptions.
PILLS.
IWrights Indian Vegetable,
jMotfat's Life, Brandreth 3,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ
ions,
lGraetfeuberg, Jsyne's Saratiys,
lJayne's Ague, Winer's Cetno-
mile,
lHibbard's Anti-bilioug, Peters,
lSpeuCer's Vegetable, Cooks,
lCoopsr's, CovePs Rheumatic,
tAnderson's, Allebasia's Health,
!, Visitors Gentle Pnrgntive,
lAllebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
lChicSrcr's SugAr-coated,
lGil6ert's Anti-hilious, Beck
with's.
Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
lScott's Vegetable, Eagou's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Raiiroad, Lciy's Female.
Londen's Indian Sauative,
Louden's Agne, Holloway's,
Halsted's Anti-Dyspeptic,
Gordnn's, McI.ane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
lPhalon's Magic, Bachelors,
lGilman's Instantaneous,
Billiards., Jules Hauel's,
, Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lDr. Morse's InyigoratinB Cor
IL dial.
lThorn's Extract,
/ lTarrant's Aperient,
'Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
b. Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
Toothache Drops,
iLyon's Magnetic Powders,
/, Mrs. kidder's Cordiai,
lThompson's Eye Water,
WATTS Nervous Anti,
billings Astringent,
J. iHyatt's Life iSalsarc,
,MCMuun's Elixir of 0pium,
lRadway's Ready ReiIs,,
}. Railways Resolvent,
Tarraups Indelible Ink,
DIR. Fitch's Body Braces,
DIR. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
DIR. Fitch's Inhaling Tubes,
DR.. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcamlm Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshall's Catholicon,
!, DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup ef
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
So b.cwn's Essence OF Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Com.
pound.
Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
Crossman's Specific,
DR.. Wards Specific,
, Upham's Pile Electuary,
iItpnriS HnaItIf1a.
!, Godfrey's Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam,
DIR. Cullen's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
). Epping's Fluid Extract Ruchu
or Lucina Cordial,
mt Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
IS Wilson's Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy's Erasive Soap,
Kirby,s Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
a. Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Connell's Mixture,
DR.. MarchisPs Uterine Catholi
dol can,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
% Hought0n's Pepsin.
G SCHEIDAM SCHEAPPS,
ants, and all dealers in any of tn
'e catalogue, will find ii TO their ad
= !. al. 81 4.
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CATTLE MAR Z E T.
JEFFERSON CITY, June IL.

JEFFERSON CITY, June H.
The arrivals of continued copious during past week.
with heavy and ample supply of other stock
on SALE The market for Western Beeves very dull,
and parties were compelled reshp the West. lot OF
Sheep purchased for shipment to New York via Cairo We
quote:
PRICES:
BEEF CLrrLE-Wesern Fine and Choice. llGl-
Rough and Fair.
Attakapas. Texas, ETC., (inferior) .SlldSl5
. Ordinary and Fair. .S20QgS45
MICH Cows Choice Kentucky per hcad) S50aS5
Choice .SloHniW
CALVES YEARLISGs .SbGl2 5u