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by JOHN ID. HARDY.

81 JOHN Id.
SALES ROOM, 24O WEST PRATT STREET.
IL o.oD.,.-. CHAIRS, &c, &c,
By 5TAho sIfEt IT S Afc 4FHfoSSARD'
ce a on eco Sa # br 70 G 5SS T
floors of warehouses; South all the stock Furniture
20 superior Walnut and Mahogany Tetes and Sofas
c,; Rocking and Parlor
and Mahogany ss SEX F Sss Side Tass GhP airs
% walnat, Mahogany and Cottage Bedstsads -Op'
6 and Oak Extension Tables
80 dozen Cane and Wood Seat Chairs
49, . G S and WTd d Seat R Rnf and Nurse Chairs
Chairs Rout Tables Cherry do Cribs, Cradles Washsand
"orksands Hat Racks settees, Cabinet Chairs.
50 pcubls; and Single Husk and Straw Mattresses
10 bales Fine Live Geese Feathers.
Together with Carpets, Stove Paints, &c, numerous
to mention the whole to be sold without reservation,
respectfully invited to attend this sale.
Terms cash, in bankabe money,
By ADREON d. co.
o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL e. ESrATEmBy virtue of ecree Of the Circuit
H fs SG SH o Gay street at osoek sATgR
No, LOT OF GROUND WITH IMPROVEMENTS
situate on the west side of Calvert street. the northwest
corner Of Calvert street and Dark lane, adjoining the resi-
feet with depth of 100 feet running back alley
The improvements consist of first class hreestory Brick
DWELLlNG with three story back building, built in the
most substantial and in good ORDER rendering it
very desirable residence The Dwelling is No "a North Cal
vert street.
No, 2. LOT OF GROUND WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
situate the east side of High Baltimore
Dwelling No s. said lot binding High street CT feet, with
depth LOT feet AlsOa LOT binding Watson street about
9Ofee and extending through and joining above
described lot.
The improvements consist of large two-story Brick
DWELLING and back building, in thorough repair, with
large yard attached, containing sufficient ground upon
which to build another house fronting High street Also
good Stable on the lot facing upon Watson street
No. B. A LOT OF GROUND WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
situate the east side of South Pratt binding
South street % feet with depth feet running back
to the Dock
The improvements consist of large brick WAREHOUSE
in good order and under rent to Mr. William Robinson
Being Warehouse No. 81 South street.
No. 4. AN ANNUITY OR GROUND RENT of $50 DER an
arising of that parcel ground situate at
the northeast corner of President and Stiles
on President street IS feet with depth binding
on STILES street The lot is improved by brick Dwell
LING HOUSES. "
The terms of sale prescribed by the Decree
quarter cash on the day sale neuarer
in r. and quarter in IS months with interest from ay
of sale to be secured by promssory notes. with endorser
to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
For terms of SALE &c. Inquire of
T. FRlSBY HENDERSON, Trustee
No. Counselor's Hall, Lexng ton street
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B. NJ HEIGIIE,
PARKIN SCOTT, Trustees
SAMUEL II, COVER.
AuC
nv CANNON 4 VI jIUT'El EVSTS.

BY CANNON.lS MATTHEW'S.
O. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
E3,i SGITABLE FOR A DISTILLERY, OR LAGER
BY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
County sitting as Court of Equity the subscriber,
room on Gay street in the city Of Baltimore on MONDAY
the 18th day of APRIL at O'clock p NJ, the following
The tTH SIDE DIsTILLERY, located few rods south
of CITY limits three stories high gravel roof fire proof lO5 by
by GO feet sPiRr House Is BY % feet ali Of Brick, and
COAL BIN for 200 tons of coal built of stone level with
feeding 1000 hogs constructed in the most approved
manner with Nth drains and tanks for saving manure,
plcte and EXPENSE spared to make so-machne
having been applied wherever required to dispense
and distIng from I0oO LOO bushels grain daily into
to almost extent 5000 bushels daily and has desir
able advantages for the addition of ALCOHOL STILL
the product! of WHICH there prompt sale and was built
with such views The water for cooling purposes is
50 deg and for warm and other purposes not at
any time last GS deg Fahrenheit The latter
The level water several higher the
equalled in this country hewhoe establishment cost 49,
O0 exclusive of ground and has only been i'll operation
about months and was built for the purpose used and with
the intention OF future enlargement &c Beng the same
property described in mortgage from George Graft to
William Crchto dated on or about the 10Th November
1851 and recorded in the Land Records of Baltimore county
The premises which the above erected comprises
ABOUT acres improved besides stlery &c By aSI0SE
DWELLINGS, and embraces ALL THE WATER RIGHTS
required and subject to ground rent of $3.50 per annum
There THREE SPRINGS the place yet brought
into Besides the above named advantages, there
Others connected with dstng to which it is adapted
The fact of this property being outside the city limits
empts from city taxation and interference giving decided
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree one
third in three months and the balance in six and twelve
monthshe credit to be secured by endorsed notes.
0eA''lS iii's's'' '''A- OA' VI J. MALCOLM Trustee
| CANNON q MATTHEW'S.
! mh223taw&ds BAIT. CO. AD. II AM. Auctrs.
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Amasfmsnts.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
kuNkLE Co... Lesseesl JOHN T. FORD. Manager
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MRS W c. GLADSTANE
ON THIS THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 81,
Will be performed
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
Lucrezla BoTgla Mrs Glad stane
To conclude with
THE ETON BOY
NJ naly
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fS.5T.f CUUNTR1 SEATS.
AE,isl WANTED TO PURCHASE several, from FIVE to
- FORTY ACRES, well improved, within seven miles
of the city. Particular descriptions desired.
F. G. WATERS & son, Brokers,
mhl9tf No. 5 Law Buildings
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"ROTH & FULLERTON,
wv S5BALTIM0RE STREET
Will open this morning large beautiful assortment of
NEWLY IMPORTED SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, in
the latest styles and design and of the richest Fabrics In
Silks Organdies, Bareges, Chales, &c, &c LACE MAN
TILIA SlIAWLS, LACE POINTS, BLACK SILK VI
SITES, TRAV ELllNG CL0AkS and BUSTERS. Spring
shaws in great variety and styles which invite the
attention OF huNers. ml2l-tf
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Silber daare semelrp, TT.

Silbsr daare ysmslrp, 1T.
A LBATA WARE
IA srFF'o5RRKs FORKS,
hADt GtAHSroRs
CAKE yR,AA S1I
COFFEE AND TEA SETS. DIE Di' i'f-''
COFFEE uRNs, &c, &c,
of superior quality and new designs full con-
' ' " manu- ~ c4SfiELR BRo. E' CO.,
mhl0H Anger COR Man'rs of Stirling Silver Ware.
TEWELRY AND WATCHES.
- SAM'L KIRK SON:
beautiful selection of Jewelry and Fine Watches mh2f
culver WARE.
~ sANrL KIRK Il son,
Spoons and Forks Tea and ali articles
SILVER Ware OF our own manufacture. mh2f
DEMOVAL.
OAo '" S GGhbsMIrH AND JEwELLER,
aF B6 & NST fhHF s 81 h e. m
ssek of HI A Ef6 s T MA f
everything, indeed that is new and elegant jal4tf
WATCHES! WATCHESl WATCHESl
w THE LONDON. WATCH AND JEwELRY STORE
Baltimore street,
piece Of ewey or to have fine iepared Watches
that never went accurately before hays been
s formerly of j, II, FRENCH,
aul4-tf Royal Exchange, London.
A i1SF'EEf BRoT + fhis.S+ Co. MEREDITH
" IMPORTERS n, ADVANTAGEOUS,
WATCHES gvI ES Gsb Fft%EB WAnr IN
AI bfEn6 HAS i HNS FR G2HpS STONES
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
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Steamships.

(f1ae FOR SAVANNAH,
SS=+ss%s Saturday. April I'd at II o'clock, NJ, the
n'e "CITY OF NORFOLK"
j. C. Parker Commander,
will sail as above
For freight passage, having excellent Accommodations
apply to WIN. MENTZEl, Agent,
n B-Shppers notified that as the Company Is BRO
vded with good and sufficient weather covered
sending their goods down Immediately as they will be re-
ceved at any time previous to the sailing of the shin ard
bills Of lading given. f' 1855
y. B-No bills adng signed after ship sails mh2stf
.F, NEW YORK
n,,no-- BAAiIDT1MoRE.
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
,oro,,o THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
P1RKERSBURG Capt Capt, G G W Watson.
IaoSS: SWANN, Capt. J. I. Ramsey.
GEo RGi CREEK CAPT CAPT , E Te9eR
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
1 ''' ~ ~ NJ BnNIHrIMoRE,
~, from Spears wharf,
hE MAk TyGGE TE THGRsDAY AND SATURDAY
IN FORTY HOURS
H Merchants rely the greatest regularity and
FREIGHT SIX CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Shippers to Boston Proyi-
dence and Portland have their Goods promptly for
waried BY this Line free of commission
lNSURANCE-oNE EIGHTH PER CENT effected at the
olAcc OF the Line previous to departure of steamers
Apply TO SAML. T. PEARCE Agent,
, an llb SPEARS WHARF
or to H. B. CROMWELL x CO.,
mike Sc WEST STREET,
New York
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iMttaIs, 9aromarf, TT.

NEW II r D W A RE AND HOUSE
l FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- & SONS,
No. Sc W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Gay SITS
Our stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUf'L cry Of the best ma
kers, RAZORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions Taors
Shears of every size French Cooks and Carving Knives
GGorkSerewS and Champagne Nippers PLATED and BRI,
TANNlA WARE such as Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets Pitchers,
Castors Coffee IrnS Lamps and Candlescks Also fine
DOMINION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de.
SerPtons Ice Cream and Jelly MQULDS Fancy Japanned
many other articles mention Also, gene
Tools, GUNS, &c.
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal to any
In the city, and the patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. mh5tf'
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A0usss, It,, for Sale ano 4ent.

VALUABLE VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE,
y OR EXCHANGED FOR CITY PROPERTY, OR MER
CHANDlLE.
Two valuable tracts of FARMING TIMBER and COAL
LANDS OF 500 and LEO acres in Richie county, Va,
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and within % miles IF the
OHIO river will be exchanged for merchandise valuable
city property Title indsputable. Plat can he my
store SA3I. H. COVER,
mh29 1t No 81 Baltimore st.
nor SALE.-60 Farms in Virginia; also Farms
Il in Baltimore Hartford Carr and Frederick counties
souri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa Thesa lands win be
Merchandise, Houses and Lots in the city Apply to
RUMBLE Il WILLIS,
mh29H ~ Second street
<1.A.1 FOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE PIECE
EHiWI OF PROPERTY CALLED .GREENWOOD," stu
gas.Aated on BACK RIVER, ahO miles from Baltimore
1t contains about 40 of land part of which fine
state of cultivate
The improvements, consisting of two story FRAME
HOUSE containing Parl0r, large Dining Room and Bar
Koom) Stable, outhouSe &c, all and in excellent
order. "
This property has fine FISHING AMI CUNNING advan-
tages being located upon the best feeding grounds the
river As place of amusement fo Club of gentlemen
profitable investment for those DESTROYS making money
there is none Offering greater Inducements
PERSONS wishing the will he shown it by
Mr. Comegys, the premises who has recently established
as public resort and for which purpose is admira
Ply adapted Its location and natural adv being
ryaled In the sale of the Property great bargain is
offered. For further particulars apply to
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4rp GOODS.

NEW LINEN GOODS
MlLLIkEN's [ LINEN STORE,
65BALrrMoRE STREET,
Received per steamer getty of Baltimore"
Dunbar, Dickson Co.'S
GOLDEN FLAX LINENS
PILLOW CASE LINENS
PRINTED LINENS,
in new and beautiful designs
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERcHIEFs,
I,,ry IN Ladies Gents and Childrens sizes.
0OO DOZEN SHIRT BosoMs, ''''''N'
Also, FANCY PLAITS,
R.. H. Df MPLIhK sESNis'
$500 Importer of Linen Goods only,
mhlsu 10 Baltimore street, above Cay
A MOTHER OPENING
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, &c,
In rich SILKS and all other desirable fabrics (per
steamers HOUSE LINENS of superior order, from
cotton; SHIFTING LINENS very best makes; J0UvIN'S
KID GLOVES ENGLISH HOSIERY, SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERY, &c.
CENTS AND YOUTHS WARE.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Complete in CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS best white and col
ored Canton MATING, the celebrated Gowqua brand
mh1ltf 81 Baltimore street
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS
l. NOW OPENINGl
AT NO. 60 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEAR GAY STREET.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING DRY GOODS.
sRs ey @na sca aSo
Satin Stripe Ducas and Poll De Chevre Fine Robe Chint
Linen and sRcengs and e shrng aas h Frencn
and Scotch Embroideries at very low prices.
DII
QUILTS AND OTHER ~ '00D'
sHAWLS, i-i LAW ''o''
NASTIILAs' cApEs
on Second Floor ~' "'''
III The largest stock I'm the city, and at lowest prices
JOUVIN7S KID GLOTES,
STEPHEN ~. & & B RIRD 3 c Street,
mhllu near Gay street.
WRoTH & FULLERTON, -
S5p "sae
5 gf EldSKS ,sa Sill
attention Of buyers. mh2l-tf
ERESH ARRIVAL.
l. GENTLEMENN Ms, F FURNISH GOODS,
- we are now opening splendid assortment of Spring
Goods,
MANY OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION,
to which specially invite the attention customers
our assortment very large and complete, consisting Of
Goods gotten I, out g exclusively for our sales ~ o. .
are no" FSSfF5 g tS Gfs sEf celebrated
which in FIT superior those heretofore
by US, and are giving universal satisfaction.
CONSTABLE, WALKER CO,
l55 Baltimore street,
mhtt1 opposite Museum.
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AMOS LOvEJOY co.'s NEW STORE, No 1875 Balti-
more street second door below Messrs H. Easter Co.. has
just received large assortment of Spring
UNDRR SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
Of Silk Merno all Wool and Cotton Ladies' and Misses
eau Merino Vests all sizes Gents Silk, Merno and
Cotton Under Shirts and Drawers full assortment Hosiery
IN all varieties Ladies' and Misses Steel Extension Skirts
Best quality Sewing Silks Needless Pins, Tapes Bobbins
Threads Boot Laces, Knitting Cottons, &c &C. Wholesale
and retail at the lowest prices at No. 1876 Baltimore street.
between Light and Charles street. fe2ltf
WYMAN, BYRD 4 CO.,
NO l6 HANOVER STREET,
THE AMERICAN and
BAY STATE PRINTS,
PATAPsco osNABUR ffS,oN an,
n8-ly DELLA DRILLS.
BROOKS SPOOL COTTON.
- JONAS BROOKS BROS
IVORY POLISHED
PATENT GLACE Spool. COTTON,
Full assortment in store and for sale by
o . Sole Agent,
n9u No 90 Hanover
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. - MERCHANTS
SPRING TRADE, 1859
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
SCHAEFFER Il LONEY,
No 3 HANOVER STREET Baltimore,
Invite the attention of Country Merchants visiting this
city to an examination of their stock which variety and
price will compare favoraby with similar stocks in any of
the Atlantic cities. fe96 -3m
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N
,>-. . No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE,
HOE CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
CIRCULAR SAWS.
FISHER & NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
PARALI Ell CHAIN VISES. ~
FIELDS; 81 NDWICH { co.'s CUT TACKs, SHOE NAILS,
BRADS, &c.
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW COMPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS
RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
LOCKS, &c. -
pAnLOCKS
AMERICAN HORSE NAIL CoMPANY's HORSE AND
CLlNCH NAILS
q AMES sons SH0YELS and SPADES, &c, &c.
wv MLLCOA &Cq : PLATE and PADLOCKS
SCYTHES. 1880
SCYTHE SNEATHS, SCTTHE STONES, &c. &c
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE, a large and full
assortment
All Of which offer at lowest Eactorx Prices fel5.2m
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FINANCIAL ANC CONNER C,Al,

FErDAy Sept. 90 P. "
Ire stock market continues very animated there
sisus Of crop of sprpgiDg up replace
a,nse who oeurcr. THIS ing vigorous attacks
made 40 several leading sosAs by sellers rns
usEet however, took ali t,ocg TIA. was ssreo; add
prices eseSday DAY before roso the moment The
rdeiirgr ine sged The conretitoo for .oce
q the leasing speculative SOCKS guiSe actlye Ths
Increment Of the day cot ems me opinion taA the mar.
1ss our Of iDe cort,oi Of Joooess "a
The roads r-ep % t12T banosons incseses u
seISilss a .M be sale 20 lo)A Tor q further Gpasfd
nnssnent, rih cousen which need no. b.
feeorihec
The moot active Of the saecd alive stacss 20 Gay wss
Nes Yosk Central, Which fuo.ua,eo rspdlS l. eeams
loat yesserdsy's steamer brought = Earopssn order
10 eel large amour, II stock held il toe
OF 9 foreign ho8Re-l5e osners hayi1g been
ltzed Ssa panic the Of sbe ssceive;sap Of
EAie. Tue order execute. last evening and this
Gorucg she last eass bsns 7s1a sfSer DE
a. ,olc the price 70 II, fsA back to 7Jh end
osed hal bid The circam4taocs OF the foreign
tAs Created mucD ts, especially tho certificates ussb
we're IN sne n-sae o. foreign hoase The bears cod
tnod os Of stock TIE strength o. the fact We canno;
Sre es' We sale ae,- he vsloe of Ne~ York Central
r"S " zoe enss rae Eoglso motor iousIy incompa
W. " YIN az opinion " American seccriles couple
'eh Sgo 'ls5 could not by much Illinois Central
Sc iey wanted 1T lac; three nouas oyo they cau,do
o'' 'as' sn'osh u eo--soe property being, in fsct
mare valuable ia'eiy than ever bs,ae An who
believe soas tue August DIVIDEND Of three Fer cant
~aas honestly canned by ,ae C.u,,,, No., -,
Ahst 76 IA caaAp for STOCK wbich IN s,on =.
scn, after such competition, aud unds, 80
Dntognly ADVERSE circumstances cold earn IN ~, ,o,
pc, oaEs &C s2eoco,oto Galsns ~as ALTO be snh,a.
VI many xSveyfe whispers ard mysterious ate vi,
shicb sbe psare Of Trend Of ths Presdsai d Goa
rec,ed IRE p,ice however advanced, sns he s.ock
clo,ed tx bid. Mchgsp guaranteed sssaJed On
runc9 Of srixe which &c ssd 70 have mpedsd the ron
rins Of the trains Ire facts Ne. We believe, that the
OnpsDy yesterday aecaed 70 ciase email workshop
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Cisy Intelligence.

fue W7ATIsF The weather continues cool aud delight
TO- he go tway cub fast returning the ctt
q SEsI TIE HEKAIps prognostica.i1os
regard esry briss fall tTsfe are pow beng
teszsd TEs hoseia fglo oveElowiag, asd many u
large wboefa house, MUIR ay, Warren, Chant IT
Esd osHer eTee's those localities Obliged 10 HorE
csptlte uut rsisrpht in Gng Their iers 70 goods
bersssfs from ne bpsness cnsunei, taat
p no'psl tho oughaIe- daiy visited 6y
.a bopsns or.ssed MO. attgr -earrg oer
srate re seyenee, ffipp.rss aud 81
termed fashionable life, are glad Get bach ne
aopos
Fucs IN SrRUcE sIIsI -BstSeen dee and SIX O'Clock
yess,goAy Afternoon ere the hat Ganuf.c.
turing essb s1nent o. Escemsuto Co., No 10 Spruce
ei'ee fhe IRE The Gis0 door csuseo BY she Furnaces
nsed for heating Mons fns beam under tbe furnace
party burned away. Smoke osd oesn 10 toe saop
sioe eight O'Clock that morning, out tuDposing IL
coSio eon.e tie forpsce notice sssen Of
sset mento % occupy the fourth am . s,ores foei
AArsee which x pr'rciaaiy fou water wi 10
$500. Ips0red ,or sTCoo III sne IT Ncnoss,
r-si Bfeyonrt apd Exoesior con9saies fhe
Ore. hoor rs rnos. Vssco, anotiooeer Sigh
uansge b. wafer. Seroud nDnr oc.upief bg Carson l.
Esfc, PAPER signty "a mayed by Insur.
a ,ie sa sefs Insurance Company. Tor, floor
pasd ny q. fabnfF, pttnuGg ojse Damaged ao1d,
500 Insured toc 81 coo IN -. r-meos apd Jersey ty
fsnssroe com psrtes Ths Guiding u oened by William
A Cos asa IS Damaged shopt si60--iuenred. mao
hsSa James ScTanny Hs severely Injured By No, IN
IEe IL Chatham slrs-t
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OUR FAMILY nAoKEr REVIEW

TIE coci weather curing The pact .ees hsr hsd me
feet TO irtuAe additional vitality io.o our re,s m.rxei
trade, provided we t4re the principal one ~ ashoeson
nsrset-for criterion me market building rre is
poor shell ~ pscs, end should not be surBed ere
oig OF bearing that the root had sumbed Ia from decay
Since Superintendent OF Markets Mr. I-v,pg entered
his duiier the market facilities have Undergone great i'm
provemerts md sys,eraazog. Tho principal plsssgt
way has been wdened, and other minor Improvement.
made, so that Ut peseD, The market good cond
ton pos.he
In The meat market at The syproscb Of c1ci weather
Else IN p'ices taxes place the re,s trade o.og TO 10
fact rat the rhoaesle dealers d7ance there Dur,or
the summer moptos the butchers Eefely keep stocl
enough on hand u supply their regular cus ouers Ia tc
poultry trade the fluctuations which have o,cnr,
from week 70 week Tor several month. past ava snl
parent sad this will continue 70 the case I'll ,hs 20
weather spal, have get in Wd pigeons from IA. Veg
have Ef7ed Tie ps.t pesk pretty freely aud Lave bee
teipg 1t reasonable priate We aiso no.ce tha FAC,
th9t tho hshmotgars tavc advanced the pricos
10 'her commodities, although there eopsara TO %
10 dm'auton Q. supui,s 10 tao vegetable trade Ia
srfp'ts continue srcG and The varieties i. put onnbey
snu on ssinf ~ nuoeiafs pcs IL the article OF pos
0s VIC rtnaro ntae fer tnen Tor Southern ports ne
s5mfwha tabsid5a IL the rHs trade We notice N.
tiief enjoying prolific supply for seyera
~eeks iase oissQptsf.d there are ie ~ large .zsd
LsNtops 20 be oso, nus ~ sdyso.eo PRICES the suor
81 pe-oLes curing the past bas been very email is
qeAihts " snay poct, ana the price1 rather high II
sts'tc ~ dtsleis VIC have the means o. judgug ina.
there WEI ret re ore naf = crap p,rns arc getting
scarce aod The demand Tor Rreergges presef ypr
tas been large which hs oeaiers 70 I'D prove th
opportunity relts the pyi.es Sour Apn,s are IN
demand and At psces Ftsfsior wer oEn lsst sesk
Sweet sppet are too pielty # limit tho supply ysa
mo tmtnc, ire fnsfk.t ~ oyeutcckse fnsy can br
boufai ct quit. o1 pris.s c-b .oei-s ~ 10 Ct n "a
were qp5chsssd isf. wssk, b. won't ca a. faDaous
prices rstt.N pesIs 81 me most ,oseious qu III.
syIitp In '.ro ,oS.
they fod ready sale, and tie rstail dealers s,ll
tbem a. ius1y coed pri1s Oder Qualities OF .a,s
fruit, quite eqaa % flavor hot With lars 5euand for them
are 10 good tnpp'y baking pssrg quite ohssp I,i
The foreifn rns trade sitb barsna, crsng ana lem
on, tie supply ir quite small, ard gusl.tsof e arst
two kpds nat seyy d.sraols fcr table ass II2aoase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-03
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1853.

grapes are becoming moro plenty and rstalffom SIC =
tee per 10.
We usss the following quotations Of The retail prices
II Washington market, VIE -
BEEF -Srlon steak 1ts per h.; porter house ditto
1870 Iump dmto, lAc roasting piecss l2c l6c chuck
YCaft 10c o l2c.
Mur1os Chops, l4o. PER ID hind quarters, TO- a.;
fore quarters, 80. . Co.; lamb, l2c . no.
qVAsteIs, 100. -
PORK Fresh pieces, 1lc; salted ditto, lilo; .ars,
re lao; shoulders ltc RIO aides, l0c; jowls, g.
sllo; roasting pigs, 81 9b a 81 90.
Neutrality-suspicious. tHossses, loc per ID; EEL
toI9uts, 1bo. b soc lara, tu0 llc per 10
BUTTER FGGs &c,--Ofspse ronnty butter, 2sc per ~
western, i6c, .Oc.; STATE, &c. 24c cheese, Ic /,
rsts, dfs,n for t6c.
porrpy end GAME WILD pigeons, VI 81 % per ooz !;
hroiue chickens teo sac per pair rossinR 90, 700
ST % psr oair; tuYgsys. l6c 1Sc 10 Lpue Island
s,tes 25 So each ducks, Toe ~ 10 Der p.H,
Eqpsb pg.cns 81 az 20 per coz wtvacoSt, ipc. pef
DSn; fowlf, SIC d 81 per pair.
Fhn --aodasp, Go per 10 1ouDoers, To-; eels, i2o
Dcrf les 70 becIbsh, SC 100 per III sea e>Asi 30
&C.; striped bass, J2c. Sesshsh, log tbeer'ntsd 3Vc
sic hallbn,, leo Ksrpebtc ramop, Doc. hahdoak.
Co; brock Iout. toe toc piueAsD. no.. SinRnsh,
DO span sd rsckerei aeo BOO ostiers, soc. ~ per
uupdIed clart tbc 81 iobyere, &C. per ID got npeil
crshv, afc 7tc per doz
FKun Sour appss, s. per bbL sweet do, 81 90;
psaStes az 81 81; do fof preseryIg, 81 70 ~ 90
-a.er mcous, Ice 2to eecb rnpsa meliona, 30 l0s
wtotebe'es 20 per qus biscgberres (scsrce), l2c
cooking loc hat peck Bartlett do loc. 25o per
gBey3 crab apples, GO nall pe3k.
VEGETABLES Mercer poia'oee, 81 per BIB Buckeye
10 81 60; OFct do 81 so; ssee, postoes SO 25 .
So SO pei hesa, csu1lp S.r, i2c. 500. per 6e.d,
suuasb lsc each lettuce. % 81 per hsai; peas,
PC lsc ha' peek gteen corr, l2c Ter noz egg
plspt, DC Iec eaoo Lima beans I2c l5c par quart;
mach, csc tic per basket suDs beaus, l2o 25 per
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