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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-11

TPustccs,s sale.

WMmkAS On the i2th day Of April 4. D. 1sss.
w Hans Piagmann, executed unto Austin Oeylsn
% Trus@e, certain deed Of Trust, CONVEYING ~
said Trustee the land in Scott County iowa desrYii
" foliows, TO W.T. The east half u the souh v.~e
quarter Of section number tvensy-nine f9sD n fvr
ship number seventy nine f79) north Of range ian,
~ east Of the 9TH r. NJ, Containing eighty tfos
acres, more Or lss, which said conveyAnce was .dc
BY the said Hans PlAgmann. for the purpose 81 a.
curing IN. payment OF . certain prorpissoVy not.
among others, and the interest thereon signei b.,
sad Mans Parmsn ia'ed the 18th day Of Apyil n.
1872, ana payable ~ follows. Por four hmm.
area anu twenty-five dollaIs due on the 9Th dsy %
January ID. lsa5, with interest thereon. At tho
fs.- OF zen pr cent per anbum afser dee.
hnu now said ptomis cory note having become duo
Aha payaoie and the said Itsns ptasmaru having
IAiieu 70 pay tae same, I, Austin Corbin Trus-
Tee as Aforesaid Do hereby give this public notice that
by siftne OF te power which IL In Inc yested hv AID
deed o. trust VIII. on Monday the 2gth Say Of ~
A. D. 1885, 81 The hour Of o'c ok In the ~
said day at the Court House osy In tn. eitv ~ n.
prt, expose Anu ohcr for sale. at public auction tho
parcel OF land above described or 20 much there
shall be sufficient TO satisfy and paw the .oupt
or said note, with the In tercst theresa n, - -, =,
sale together with all the aud - .,,.,
Ing saii sale, costs OF this notice and Trust., 20.
Dated the 18th day Of April A d, isss.
AUSTIN CORRIN.
Mr-'uu Trustee.
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ARErIKxD PHYSICIAN rs YEARS OF AGE

KETIkKD PHYSICIAN Is YEARS % AGE,
/hasng lost his Father, two Brothers, Daughter.
7 Son-'n-law, Eepbews and Nieces by that dread
ful disease, Consumption, and suffering with .
Cough himself, detern ined ~ visit the East Indies,
Egyp. and japan, where be discovered q PyeVenfSre
ami certain for Coids, Coughs Brono hi.is, Cot
sumption, Nervous Debility AID Asthma. His
cough Immediately cured he retuf NED, cured his
Rekat.pes, who Inherited the disease. and In cpnnec
tlon with hts Son have employed IL In their practice,
curing thousands Of considered hopeless BY 9TH
ers Tor the purpose Of rescuing many Of his suf
feFing fellow beings n possible, he 10 sending the
recipe 10 all who wish il for 10 cents: Of toyAy
the pos age, and the balance pYistiDg. Adj
dress Drs HEATH, No. l0l, Spring Street, opp i
site 81 Eicho ms Hotel, New York.
Deo25da vino
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-11

FROM
J. J. GALLAGHER's,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
IS DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO, ILLS.
TAPP EN-.
los LAKE STREET lOs
CHICAGO, ILLISoIs.
q Il q II III Z NJ O.,
For Men and BOys,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN EVER.
rINHE extraordinary low prices ruling a, tie East
l. during the psst winter months, well as the
probably scarcity OF desirable goods for Spring and
Summer wear, have induced rs to purchase Ard
are receiving By kxpres, an unu. ually large
and elegant assortment OF fine and fasboHate goods
for mems wear.
READY MADH CLOTHING.
Our mandatory In this city has been kept In con-
slant operation during the past four month, ena-
bling us at this time to oer the largest and best
sor,m, mt OF and fashonab garment ever exhib.
tied In the Northwest, and at prices much below
those obtained last season for the qpaity OF
goods. We guarantee the quality q our work, every
garment being made up unier our own supervision,
and on own PREMISES, we can safely warrant u
| equal to the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room, under the management Of one
Of the most killful Cutters In the country, 10 fully
stocked with entirely assortment Of the latest
nportations u the fine qualities Ct Cloths, CASH
| meres, ves,ines, &c. which We will make up to or
der at short notice and in the best style only, At
NEW YORK PRICES.
We guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund tina
money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
EPRemember the number, los Lake street
apr21diy--JJG TAPPkN BROS.
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St. Louis, Alton 4 chicago Il. Il.
AIR LINE ROUTE,


AIR LINE ROUTE.
N~hicago to ~. Louis via St Louis, Alton 4 Ohicae o
~ Y, all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GREAT AMERICAN AND U. 8. NAILS.
The only direct aud reliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island H Il, corner Of Van buren and Sherman SITS.
ST. Louis Day Express-lo;3O AM-Deily, (Sundays
excepted) arrive at 81. Louis 1880 same evening.
st. Louis Night Express-lU,30 P M-Daily, arrive
at ST. Louis 1880 next morning.
Day Express-6,00 AM-Daily. arrive 1T Chicago
$40 M.
Night Express-2;45 M-Daily, arrive at Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago to 6t. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points on the
Mississippi, Missouri, Kansas, Cumberland and Ten-
nessee Rivers, BY taking the Above route will be sure
OF making connections and arriving In st. Louis on
advertised time avoiding the xacious delays of the
ciYcuitous route via aSsile Peoris ami Illinois river
saving tweL ~ -four hours time being 81 miles less
distance to Bloomington. IS less to Springfield ~
less to st. Louis and ID less TO Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
u,
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad FOL
Clinton, w.ynesvilie and Decstur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
Al Peoria Junction with Peoria 4 Oauawka.. Il
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekis Brin-
acld, Blmwood, Knoxville. Galesburg, Monmouth
aud Burlington.
At Springfield with Great Western Railroad fol
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal
Quipcy and Keokuk, the most expeditions and relia
| hi m ~ ,Nartt pRa Oe ~
At st Louis with Daily First Class STEAMERS FOL
New Orlean and intermediate points on the Lower
Mississippi ard with regular lines OF packets fol
Kansas, st Joseph and oil points IN the Missonri
Tennessee, Cnmte rland and Arkansas Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured to all Eastern
Railroad Offices At the Company's OFFICES, As Dear
born street. opposite the fremont House, and a th'
Michigan Southern and Rock Depots, corner OF Var
Buren, amp Sherman SITS.
Responsible" Baggage Men will be at the Depots Il
all the vnrons lines coming into the city to che
baggage through to any point desired on the line.
A. II. AOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling, Oen'l Agent. Chicago. Loc20dtf
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arr9dss

I h County Court OF Scutt County.
In the matter Of the proving Of tho last win art
testament ~ J-remish Binford. dncessed
To all whom IL may concern: Take notice tina, The
County Court et Scott q unity has fixed Tuesday the
llth day 81 May, 1855, as the day for p,oy,n,
the last will and testament Of Jeremiah Bipford A.
Ceased and that nnlesa opposition he made the rrupt
III" said Will be allowed and admitted to probate
May 1858 Nv order VI A,n. CIAS WESTON
may id3t Co Judge
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CHICAGO.


LrOR all Misunderstanding puryoses, Singers Sewing
II Mschines ore deemed Indispensable. The public
insist up,n having their clothing &C, made by them
eDger's Family Sewing Machine 10 the latest pre.n
ted for oompefistD, and, being arranged with full
knowedge q the defects Of other msehies for ami.
lar uses, has avoided OF remeiied ih-m all.
IL IL the hsntsomest Swing machine ever made,
AMI the easiest IL operate
It's excellent m cbsnical principles and qualities
are slsdy apr eeiated by those acquainted wcth
sewing machines and give Assurance OF their be.
coming universally adapted. Apply 10 NJ Singer n
Co.'S Gszettc Copies supplied gratis.
Western once lao LaEe street, Chicago
mr3sGnCHS Vim Broterick, Agent
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n wee 70 tho~e who viii reflect N
|. ! J
IL q solemn fact that on' hun ~
drei Thousand die annually Ia the
Tinted .Ststes with consumption - - 42nM
marAsnius premature decay.
There cannot be an effect with
out an adsa uAte cause LHX
In view OF the awful destr1c- RS-stf*z
ton Of human life and health by
maarasm1s premature ex- ksssSsS7
haustion and decay of the nsrv'
ous gystem-nervous debility, &yT-T -
cansed BY sexual diseases, such =
A. the yices u Self Abuse, sefnl- <------s~
nal weakness, Spermattorrhea, Gieet Impotence
I4ucorrhsra and 6terity, and Organic Diseases OF
the Kidneys and In view Of the decett,ons which are
practiccd upon the unfortunate victims OF suoh dts
eases by quacxs and base pretendeYs Dr. Hubbeu
will give medical advice gratis 10 all patirrts thus
afflicted, male or female, who may apply by letter,
personally, With description n ,heir case a. n a
true and reliable means OF cure Aud he proposes
treat the unfortunate and In % extreme pover
~ and suffering, for that viii only
the cost u meiicine.
10 all diseases which affect mankind, arising from
abusr 81 sexual functIons-whether married or sim
gle male or femae--Doctor Hubbell may be consult
ed privately and secretly, matter what the disease
may he, he viii furnish them with delightful aud
pleasant rernede e. thai will strengthen the whole
vous system-ani that, 100, by remedies that never
do the slightest ibjur under Sny circumstances.
To THE LADIss.-Ladies trouDied with irr-gulsri-
ties, weaaness ard other Complaints peculiar To the
female system, Will md a speedy cure by calling a.
above.
All csmmunica tioas strictly couadential.
Address, HuDDell, n ID, Dox 1868 p o, Chicago
Illinois
Private Office, No IS Randolph 1t, opposite thu
Revere Hotel.
Yobldf
SPECIAL NoTICE.-iII0HLy IMPORTANT TIC
FExALEs.-Ali those whose health will not admit o.
b~cpning mOthers, and wishing quiet acconm, la
ions until restored, and also he services
one Of the most perienccd PLY sicans in the Unite
States will please address p. o. Box 1858, Chicago
| Ill. msr2Gd
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vH1 gfsesest attention VIII b paad b. - uhaori
j bee = repairing Furniture n The NJ erhSien
taAl qAAnss ond aaatsst 1tyiee 0oA Chalss ~ 49,
lcsass Rss.ass.s - sscssa : ~ s:ys So . e.
SS6101s1 y Nh e0plAeA. - --..r-'-
,ss.a, Is go ) z
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Mat Frame Heus. on Locust street, with one
"A acre Of ground will be rented upon easy tesns.
Apply TO eLAYNAK1R & CRAWFORD,
LAND A0EuTD,
One Door West Of Nickolls' Block.
April 90, 1868. apr17-d1w
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Board.
To Rent.

COOD board can be procured at the Denton House
VI with OF without rooms on reasonable terms.
apredlm BENZ. DENTON.
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MEDICAL.


az R.spoLpu STREET, OPPOSITE THE REvERE
UoTEL.
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30 Cases Brandy, direct nom Cognee vint, loo0,
10 bbis Hibbsrt's London Porter. fPhtsl
20 Gases Doothy = LedgVick'e Gin, f1e1oGoeedl
4 full assortment u Cigars,
Absinths, MasascAno, Curoeoa,
Aniss Cordial, Ayac RnnoA,
And fos0sais b. 4. AAA1D Z 90
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For Sale.


TTVHE three story Brick House located on the
L corner OF Second and Reynolds streets, in the
city Of LeClsire containing ten rooms. having riv-
er view Of some miles up and down also q good
cstern which contains 900 barrels water, and
a good brick smoke house. 1t Is OF the healthest
locations on the Mississippi River.
Terms, a 500 cash, The balance in /, 2 and 3
years, ct 10 per cent interest. For further partc-
lars inquire on the premises. The house 10 not one
year DID,
aprl7-tf u. 8. TERHUND.
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To Rent.
r.. 81: =, ~; 80 ID, ~ III - ;',3
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Girl Wanted.

Tn the family Of tAe undersigned fro0 ~ y u
ysdrs o. ~. An orphan preferred. .
ony0k-d6 0BO. y 0UDo0lt
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pLANTS for sAle-Sweet Potato, Cabbage, Toma
to, &C. Orders left at the old stand Of p & o l
Burdck. Perry street, below Second, will meet witt
prompt attention.
All kinds Of eatables in season
apr80-dn 8. O. BURDICK.
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Mems and Boys Clothing
II II M q " Il:

II IL M q " a Il.
HARDwARH ON COMPASSIONATE tubscri-
II Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDWARE
10 hts new store In Nichols Block, OF Second
and Brady streets, sign OF the BROAD AXE, where
he viii keep on hapd general assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPENTERS, BULL rs.
BLACKSNI7HS, MA CHINZSTS,
TANNERS AND FARMERS
will here find . larse and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heacy HardsCas'e
which will be sold BY the undersigned at ten to
twenty-five per cent less than ever before offered In
this market.
Country dealers can buy ct this store at - low
rates as 1t st. Louis or Chicago. Csll and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
1oodtf' T. a. WASH URN
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STATE OF IOWA, In District Court OF Scott
ScoTr County s. County aforesaid.
Wilcox, Perry Estker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-08
Decisions in Admiralty.
UNITED srArgs DIsTRTcr COURT.
pefove Hon. Judce aetts


Nay 7-Eiuidm n Cciiu Ct at rs. the Schooner Or
furnished 70 vessel by the oellants The owner Of
she vessel Who resides in North Carolina interviewed by
elau and answer The Sheriff OF the city and county Of
New York interviewed and claimed possession Of the
vessel By OF attachment issued 90, o. the Supe
rinr Court sad execution subsequently issued on
-dgment obtained IN Ter those proceedtnEs. The libel
ns excepted 70 the competency Of the sncr 70 appear
and contest the hbellans claim That the Snerin has
competent authority 10 intervene and claim IN ths cause
Fsrdindnd haas w. the ScAoonr Pofes-rnis WAS
action brought " recover for the delivery Of
bb3 hides shipped NJ Asppwall on July 1855, under
o bill OF adins consgung them " the libellant Mt this
Port The schooner left Aspinwal well mauned and
provided but the were soon disabled by disease
and she blown the coast in almost helpless
coalition, but was st last got Into Cartnagnna In a
crippled state. portion OF the hides we're found
SLED with vernB, aud In perishing condition. sur
vcy caei the cargo BY the master Of the
under the advice 81 the American Consul and resident
merchants with the trade. sale Of The hides
advised, being In = pershng condison. Tho mas
Ter decided s 70 be the beat course for the interests OF
sbe Of the hic and Of the ship, aud they
accordingly cold Amer being cleaned and pre-
pared they shipped N New York, and brought, on
sale considerable advance the auction price Held
by he Court-rhat The master has authority IN Law 70
cargo In his charge, being In pertaining condition,
which be N unable other transmit pur
contract Of fregh.ment 70 be sold AZ public
for the benefit OF whom may concern, he acts
hra fde and under evidence showing stringent neces
sty for dong rha the facts the master was lusti
sed ordering The sae Of the hides In question bel
tsmEEed with casts
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Naval Intelligence .

he sloop Of Saratoga Was taken out OF The dry
aoch Of Norfolk Monday last and viii be lifted out for
60 Immediately. The sloop OF war Cya taken In
sAe same day be overhAuled and her bottom
repaired The soop Of war Prebe the school chip OF the
navy, al Norfolk, will soon be ready for the reccp
ten OF ner ohl5ers
COMMANDER wm. W. Hunter, u S. ", has been order.
ID W the command Of the receiving ship Allegheny, at
Baltimore.
rAe erection Of the new marine barracks Warrington,
ia, progressing rapidly. Tho wallis already CON-
Dlcted and the work OF roofing commenced II Is situated
p1de Of the western gate of the Navy Yard running
. parallel line wh the street leading 10 Pensacola, aud
sxnc ing within twelve feet Of the Navy Yard vail The
parade ground will be In the Of the quarters sopng
gradually 10 the waters edge the whole 70 be enclosed
BY wall three feet 10 thickness and IL feet in height
Captain W. l. Shueworth, the present commander Of the
marine barracks At that post has the supcrntcndence OF
IN construction VIII be ready for occupation by uext
fAll and will comfortably accommodate go men, in
sindng quarters for officers.
The United States Despatch remained ~ Pensa-
cob The 2sh ult, where she put IN for coal ali well
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OUR FANILY MARK EFT REPORT.
TIE RETAIL FAICsS-FIsH CHkAP-vEGETABLI
COMING In.

The market is nng up rapidly with al Of carly
vegetables and the prices better for the
than they During the week past there have been
several csrgoes OF potatoes from Bermuda landed this
port, which sell rapidly at 81 80 per Dbl 10 the dealers
This potato in great demand, and deserves it's popu
iarity Although il comes from Of the most common
varieties Of the poato--the Western red-u ia tine
mesy tuber Of strong flavor true, but excellent
ing. few tomatoes have also come on from Bermuda
The first green peas from Norfolk arrived Thursday
and more are soon expected. Asparagus and rsdshes
continue to arrive in large quantities from that place
Vegetables, a. general thing quite low. Pinsap
pies, oranges bananas lemons, cocoanus, &c. are get
ting abundant and are cheapenlng
Fresh meat Of al kinds cheaper than was, owing
TO large supply and the small demand, gro wing OF
the cheapness OF other food Butchers fad am suit
sell thing but good Rough pieces passed by
touched in fact every thing the market Just nov Is In
favor Of people OF small means Lamb comes In slowly
but veal plentiful
There is scarcely anything In market In the way of
game, except wid pigeons, which are mu,h sought after
Poultry especially chickens is Little cheaper than IL
Fnh continues very cheap, AID Is by all means the most
economical food poor folks can indulge in Porges very
tweet nsb by the way abundant and selling
for three and four per pound Wholesale dealers
get them at and a bali cent per poand by
the loe or barrel. shad would be much cheap
II not that country cousins
beginning 10 appreciate this most delicious rsh. Hun
dreds Of barrels Of shad sent " the rural districts
the the great railroads and command ready
sale st high prices Packed In Toe they will keep for
month. We're not for this immense demand outside the
city would now have them At II and is cents each
Sea bass in Market but command good prices AL the
fresh dsh disappearing from the stalls. New
butter quoted much lover by the Wholesale dealer but
the retail price does not vary nu,h Best butter in mar
ket - cents per pound. The boa.men who bring the
Orange country butter market lsk IS cents per pound
for each pail. II seems these bArgcmcn have under
standing each othcr they all tho PROF.
STATE butter sells for from l9c TO &c by Wholesale Ye
low butter Ia expected In market soon Eggs very
cheap. by the 100 they sell twelve for ten cents
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CITY CoMMERCIALsEpoRr.

FRIDAY, May 10 p ~
Aauz Small GALES Of pots and pearls were made ii Go
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market ruled quite heavy
ana Irregular and prices unsettled Sales OF Inferior
or "boeus" grades Of State and Western brands were
made 81 " 80, while common 10 good state we're at %
~ 10, and extra do at rs - 30--ths latter are out
side figures Round hoop Ohio ranged from a. rs TO 81 as
The sas Tor The DAY were at about the foloxing quota
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cal troubles adjusted, Tie difficulties Of the past viii be
forgotten ia future safety and increasing prosperity
me following persons were unanimously elected na.
nasers for The ensuing year:-rnomas Kimbsr, h
tAmuel " hsrick, Israel Morris, Albert worren, VIM.
D Lewis, George L. Buxsy, Alexander s. Owen.
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MISSOURI DrIEgar1oN TO -ur TurRry Stxru
C0seREzS-Tbe ~ Louis RJ4Jifodn a the ith inst saws
The democrats Of the Ffth Congress ops district In
convenuon held ast week. decne1 70 make ary pomna
nation for Oonsressn effect yielding TIE race 10 Colonel
samuel II. WOodson, American In the Third district
there no longer doubt o. The nomination Of General
John B Clark for reelection In the TOurth dstric,
Jsmee Craig, present member will be penominated and
elected In The Sixth district nothing bot the forua1
~ nomination are 10 be gone through with A. Hsas
certsned that large majority "a the delegates are p.
strUcted 10 vote for John Phelps In The Seventh ds
hict General Noel has received the nomination b. sus
ceed sam Oaruthers whose health very paired
IN the Second district Thomas l. Anderson, VINO ocCu
PIES precisely the same ground Colonel WoOdson has
seclsred himself candidate for election and the peo
pie % TIE district know well how 10 appreciate HE
peitoH no 10 seud him back ~ O0ngrsss The Fra TIE
srly district without a candidate IN nomination.
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Port or New YORK;, May 2, 1859

-
ntesw shin Kax xaroo Csr) JEFFREY rl,e,,.o, n naIa
s,esmshp reason Ley,ber Rr,mrn KnDha,n 4 CO
BsTh Laura Wrghs Maiasa- n n Ereernsn ~. w.
Bsrk N Bipklev rirout Esxsna-msvh.. ~ ~, ~
Prie laramie Pressy B,tsur..-rngaus Sfa,rsoc w.
Brig Costa Rics sundy nspp si ma sa'l-,..a 10
Brig Addy swift Avetv Maracano Ms,lan "A phain. 4
Cs ''' N' "e'p'
Brig Jno Boy ptou Hive Port an Prince Roner 4 uohI
man
Ere Bsiown hantsomsrS Esrr,ns, pe Tn,
Hunter.
Brig MONTGOMERY wvue Iar& sorx,,ava,e. ports,n.,d
Co, "'e' e'' -'''s'~'N
schr Norfelk pseket Bede Apa,achi,oa- r Post
6chr + Cole Halritou NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ c,aah,
sehr esSine KnssanS lord
reau e -"'''-""ine'' Aor" q Sue
Steamer Concord. Korwan, Philadelphia.
ARRlvEO
Mesmshp Janestowp. Parrish Richmond, with mdse and
passengers, 70 Lu0lAm PleasxnA
enip oIesL III liverpool April with mdse and h20
sengsrs 10 epodord Tileson 4 90
Ship Chase liverpool April H. with odse and $50
passengers 10 Nesmnh Soma -. -f u. ~
nnp issac weop Eryer 1--we pool - days. with mdse and
5v passengers Msrshsn Co. 18th ut lat IS 80 Ion
- " spoke snip CroonoStes from NOrleans FOR Liverpool
Uosyso m
ship Jpha tbrem), ErdmAnn, Sunderland B3 DAYS with
0oai, 10 hsycr April ID lat az Is lon 50 46 spoke
~ prf Emblem oz Gays rem sunderland for New Haven
Jht bad very heavy westerly eSlea from March
30 unu April 70 on ne Banks during which lost and spit
ss &C. has hac light variable winds aimee passing The
bsnse -, r..
nth coa. ~ n W syer IA S.se 20 TO-
TN. 6rs ngL on, .nrnaS "a. S,ch scy 49,
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Cananar was beavy ana sales limited 10 about 400 bbls
at The above hgure. Southern brands were
steady for extra grades, while common was heavy,
with salee OF about I 200 bbs. at the above prices.
Rye Hour and corn meal steady and prices
Wheat vas dull and lower and sales limited 10 some 1000
600 bushels, including Kentucky white at 81 20 ti2s
white Nchean vi ~ White Southern damaged 10 prime
at vi oe vi 10 sl rs, and damaged Chicago AZ p. l.
Corn wss 10 good supply and heavy, especially Cor
sound The sales embraced about 40 900 so 600 bush
eis inolndng New orleans mixed, AT 6ic. 66c., and
1900 bushels Of yellow At T3c White was nominal
Rye was heavy prices unchanged, with small sale Of
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