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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-15

HENRY B. nSRTs JR,s AgoTToNEER
10 Dnguerreotvpisis, Ambrotypsts aud Photographers
On 200 n, - Special peremptory sale of -
~"'VVV rLAfhS OF Il WHITE GERMAN PLATE GLASS,
IT,, rom 2%x2 up to l7slo9 sizes
~ Va sold at auction, without reserve, for cash,
ny HENRY II HFRrS JR.,
Auctioneer,
oh FRIDAY. December 10, 1850,
Al eleven o'clock.
r,, ~ The salesroom No sls Pine sreet
ne above 6sa viii be sold "a 10 anti the trade and no.
Muvels without anv reserve y conaIv1,uent -
catalogues VIII be ready Thursday ami Snav he had ~,
appauoa INC olce OF the anconeer No, Ok Pine street
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a BsoIuTE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
n On FRIDAY, Dec. 10, commenct0g ut l05e o'clock,
Al The brown stone residence 81 West Tweny fifth stree
near Sixth avenue

Sixth avenue,
by order Of the Mcrtgageo.
Rich Household Furniture ssing of
Rosewood psrlor and Bedroom Suits,
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets and Ru2s,
on Paintings Brouzes Paran and China Vases.
Looking Glasses, Lace Curtains shades Fixtures;
Elegant Panotorte, Stool and French cloth C1ver;
Large size Silver Waters Casters Cake Baskets Forks,
9poops Tea Sets Nc. very handsome Extension Dining Ia
bic banded cutlery Crockery and Gnss Ware Dnner
and Tea Se OF French china ~h variety of other articles
mention usually foundi first class resi-
seDee. Sale positive, ratio SHINE House To let.
J. htI.NOR TAYLOR. Auctoneer.
~ Fifth snd sirth and stages pass short
Sainnce from the holNe.
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EDWARD scHENCK, sAUCTIoNEER.
LARGE AND PERvMPToKY SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
LADIES, FpRs, GAkRtAgE ROBES &C.

LARGE AND PERvMPToRy SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
LADIES' FURS, CAkHIAGE ROBES. &C.
BY e. r. II. SCTIENCK.
At their saiesroome 81 Nassau street, tis day Thurs
day December ID 10E o'clock NJ very barge assort-
Of she very richest Furs msnufastured prceeat
of the finest skins by the largest houses Ia TIE
trade expressly for me retail trade. They comprise
REAL RUSSIAN SABLE, HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK MARTEN. ROYAL. ERMINE,
all adapted tor both ladies' and gentenen's wesr
CAPES, CLOAKS. MUFFS,
CUFFS, yICTORIEES, rELERIMEg
TALMAS CAPS GLOVES
Also entire stock Of 4 large variety Of elegant
SLEIGH, CARaIaGE AND LAP ROBES
among which ay be found rich and well trinmed
ROCKY MOUNTAIN WOLF,
VEaY RICH GRIZZLY BEAR,
WHITE POLAR BEAR,
1890 hudson BAY WOLF,
Wolf Robee set In with Black Bear,
Besutiful French Genet and Coon LAD Robes.
In offering this sale 10 the pub would state that every
sold Win be warranted by Tn be exacty
septed entirely fresh goods and free from moth And
further give everyS1rchasor the privilege 70 return within
tbe8ae any article should prove TO be
The attention Of tho ladies Ia particularly invited 10 this
sale.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
- g Nassau sstreet-Gentemen's Furnishing stock
HENRY H. LEEDS co. will sell Ut auction Friday Dec
l6 At o O'Clock at the salesroo, q Nassau street. large
special and peremptory sale Of the stock Of denemen Fur
s'osa-ad coh csshmere lined fancy fur buck and
Handt erchefs travelling Bags do leggus Shirts Mutiers
&c; 100 dozen Hsooen Shirts and Drawers and great
variety OF oner FOODS adapted mems including
large line Of gentemeps linen and masin Shirts OF all grades
from medium to superfne about 800 The
IL well worthy the attention of dealers consumers The
above ere removed 10 for convenience Of sale
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A BSOLUTE SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE
IA Commencing at lDH O'Clock, this day (rhrrsfav, r
In the four OF Mr. Allen No IA " - ny,
yenib street, near Sssb avenue, +" 80 @iS
BY order Of the unortvagee
Rich household furniture, consisting of
Rosewood Parlor aud Bedroom Suites.
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets ard Rugs
OIL Paintings Bronzes. Paran and China Vases
Looking classes, Lace Curtains, Shades and Fixtures
Elegant Pianoiorte, Stool aud French Cloth Cover,
Large sne Silver Waters Casters Cake Baskets Forks
Ipoona Tea Sets &C. very handsome Extension Dining IA
he ivory baudled Cutlery Crockery Glass Ware Dinner
and OF French China wi variety Of other
soa numerous mention, usually found class resi-
deuce Sale positive, rain shine
one splendid Phnofore. II. r. LEEDS, Aucioneer.
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~ a. HORTON, AUCTroNEER WILL SELL. AT HIS
. sacsroom 32 Hudson street at 10 O'Clock this day
by an execution Groceries consisting Of Flour Tea
Coffee soaps Cnndes also Platform Scales and assert
ment Of hne Jeyelry, WM b. JONES, Constable.
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nANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTlONEER!
IL LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE.
RICH AND ELEGANT

oupIUIp h1ndAy pFesent,
To be sold at auction
THIS DAY,
h1sday) December 49, Friday December 16 and Saturday
December II, at 10Y O'Clock each day
By BUTLER. SCHULTZ MATHEWS,
At their saesroom "a Cedar street opposite the Post Office
Ccnssng Of about GOO lots among which elegant Deco
rated China Vases Gard Receivers Tea Sets Scent Bottles
Real Parian and Bsqgs Groups and Fgues Alnme Stands
W n; Ass. IT, p sres' yWcre nssr F,assa
Boards Basaee Tables Games Toyu splesdd bronze aud
OTnou Clocks, Elegant Bronze Groups Figures Watch
Stands Coupee Thermometers Ikstands Portfolios and
variety will be found In sny sale ,hs
would particularly call the attention az those seeking holiday
presents this sale erasaon Of the geods viii be
10 meet their waps The ladies especially invited
tend Catalogues and goods ready early Thursday.
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BROWNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCTIoNEERs, WILL SELL,
- this day hursdayl Dec Is and Friday lDec 49, each
day At 10Y ooock II their spacious slesrcos and galleries
30 Nassau street Immense sale OF Ian Marbles imported
Btonzes On cIs s,auary Paintings rich fancy Goods art
ces OF vt bohemian cut Glass French china Severes
Vases Parian We're japan Goods silver plated Goods Berlin
Ware &c The Marbles comprise e reserved portion of the
large invoice conss ned 70 rs direct from Rome BY the well
Vases ing In size from eight high Tszzss
superb workmanship; Gruups In labaser
of the most ceebaien ESTUARY Barcigo Sienna White
and oth Marbles Grecian, Remnu NeApotan Etruscan
F0reptne and or Vases real Roman mosaic Wsrk some
fne pieces also card Receivers Cases. Fountains
paper Weights groups Of Birds Flowers Animals &c. An
ense invoice OF real artistic Bronzes large Sstuee Figures
Groups card Receivers fnl stands C1ups Thermometer
Vases Bouquet Holders &c also French ClocAs
oiu bronze ebony, mgrbe and alabaser. Also Bohemian
and cut Ga Dccantes Gobets Tumblers Wines LII
qunr Sets Vases Pitchers punch Bowls Caras &c; also
rich French china cnner and tea Sets decorsed and pan
te aete Sets VASES and rnamens bsque Figures Groups
&C. Also rosewood Worsboxes writing Desks dloveeores
Jewelboaes eteeere Ornaments Chinese Lanterns ivory
Chessmen Chessboards iCseckers &C. The above sale wiz
the richest goocs offered auction this season. thus
aordng rare chance 70 the buyers OF holiday presep
fyoNsTA BLE's SALE Positively THIS DAY-RICPD
~ WALTERS Auctioneer, sells at IL o'clock. auction
rooms 70 tathartne street by virtue Of execution, general
assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods Millinery Trnnngs and
Hosiery Goods Of all kinds; chidrens Toys TO- This good
opportunity for the trade. H. DOODY Constable.
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j. BI.EECEER AuCTToNrgR
a. GREAT SALE OF LOG VALUABLE UP TOWN
LOTS.

mSps anu particulars Mt ! Pine street.
A LBERT MoRTonMoRr GRIFFIN AuCrfoNEER.
IA 'oi IND kiousEhpLO FURNITURE AND
WpRks OF ART.
TIE largest and richest assortment ~ u..h,,a
eBered Mt aucton this the e,eeant 20 W.,
Sixteenth street, between Fifth and SIKH % "e"'
fokRbW (eRIDAY
December is ut t01& o'cloek n,er;,a,r
Further particulars in Friday Herald
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HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
IL Is Nassau s.rest-HENkY n LEEDS Co win Sell at
auction on Thursday Dec Is at 2o'clock In front OF
Store q nassu street. dark brown scoupce Horse, sixteen
in all hArness and under the saddle; very spirited
stylish driver OF great endurance and sold
further for him. family Coach built TO order by
Lawrence cost 81 800 has been bat little used ami sold only
for want OF use.
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DOsITTvE AND PEREMpToRY SALE OF PAPER
i Hansngs-By JOSEPH HRGEMAR. Auctionesr on
Wednesday, the lh Of Dec 1859 At 10 o'clock
lowing days cod the entire stock Of spisndd French
Pares Co., No a36 Broadway on az months credit fer
approved paper for all sums one hundred dollars
Catalogues and the goods will be ready for exhibition
day of December.
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WIN Writers, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON THURS
w day atlo o'clock at 1888 West Thirty fourth street ali thu
xcniee furniture. &C. IN the above house:Sefaa ChN
uc and ether Tables Mirrors Carpet Beds Bed - Gen
china and other wares, y N'S'cs- glass
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HARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.-JoHN r. VAN ANT.
Ii VERBS son, will sell Thursday, Dec 15 1852 at 10
ent Of Fardwsre and Stock Goods thirty ene sngh Gums
invoice Of assorted Toys and Fancy Goods consisting
part of Doll Heads dressed Dolls Efeseres
Ing Babies also lot Of Ergiah Pattern Cards OF fine
Knives and SCISSORS. Terms caah. 1871
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1osEPH HEGEMAN-FRIDAY, DEC Is, AT 10
O'Clock M at the Central saesrooms ~longhby street.
Of PEARL Brooklyn. regular weekly sale excellent
rosewood octave Piano. ~ d. Fscher;' Sofas
steads Bareans Bookcases extension and crtre Tables
Chairs, Carpes 0ilcloths stoves, Furs &c Same day
O'Clock p NJ al AZ Pacific street. Powers the furniture
Of cottage in good onderMahogany Tete Chairs
SEES snd ingram carpets oclohs Crockery cook Stove Re
Eixturea &c
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E,oR SALEM A THRIVING AND HEALTHY NEW
u England village old established snd paying Ney
and Jobbing Office prize ST. m 100 cash. balance On
trms II Is opportunity Tor Dung man, who
vthes 20 secure comfortable and snbsstenss
business Is firmly established and pays wsl eor Further
particulars address by letter only box ASIA New Post
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y CHRISTOPHER SyREET.-IF YOU WISH TO HAVE
tC true nfcrmaon VI your Affairs through s then don't
lady Of uformatcntAe knowledge OF whioh win you
Of and Her oace al No IS Chsistophsr
street Sixth avenue
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RECEIyERB sALE.-wIIL BE SOLD By onDER OF
III ne Receiver without At public auction en- the
yees THURSDAY the ISth day Of Deeenbar 1850 a IL
4yk the Buildings, Fixtures, Machinery, Tosls Mauds
s &c. Of The Advance Iron Works and Foundry ately
euped by reaks EcCarty Ut the foot Of West Thirty third
street. the North river this city Alss the IS years
ground lcake OF the premises consisting Of
The sale win DO made sahjsc definite incunbrancea
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AToRTGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE. BEDDING, CAR.
lVl pets, &c-JOHN H. BURLEY auconeer will sell this
day. O'Clock, at 46 Canal street. Hudson large as
sortmen of Beseads Bureaus washstands mahogany and
other Chairs sofas Sofa Beds Lounges pier Glasses
Pictures BARRACKS breakfast and dining Tables hair
and other Mattresses feather BEDS
Blankets, Comioers Spreads Sheets Table Cohs Cutlery
China &c. =. A. TALLMADGE, Attorney for Morgacee =
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soARDxno AND LoDGINe.

BOARD IN BRooKLYa.- owe OR TWO oeNrLEME'
~ can have pleasant Rooms wrh partial Board, 10 ana
family hons. an,y furnished Ave minutes walk from
Ecntb ferry; terms moderate Apply IL SEQ Hcks street.
Warren. M 49,
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VETERANS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK or TILE
war Of 1877 will hold special meeting al X @ -
~ Lreuard street. Thursdsy evening Dec 70 is -
O'clock to elect onicers for the ensuing year me
sre requested to attend they may hear
pg BY order cf rt{ THOMAS JkkEMlAu, RSssssen~
A. w. JOINS, Colonel saHesw =
ABRAHAM CpLxnAs, Secretary.
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UCTtON NOTICES. J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERg
"A Friday at ~ o'clock, the auction No.
Wu street. copstabe's Aae imported 6egars &c
CHARLES +. WATTS, Constable
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between Davis and WAITING hoieIa dwelling House,
rge Two story shop Stable and Wagon House, Nth IA Lo
for hose manufacturing for the New or for "a.
derine purposes Apply " not spld tho Isl az
January will be % Jet sppiy 10 DAVID PATTERSON, on
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SyHERIFF's sALE OF MATTRESSES &c
- CHAMBERS & FAIRCHftD, auctioneers win sell ths
straw and hair Mattresses Pirows &c.
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CHFRrFF's SALE OF WINES CoRDIALs. sEgARs,
- &c, Furs and Cloaks-CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHILD
aueoneers will sell Friday Dec IT, at 10 o'clock their
saesros lS Nassau street. M baskets Champange 20 boxes
Vine apis tie aud traso Cordas old Port Wine and Sherry
Of Furs cor sDg Of Capes MuGs Cuffs oats &c. sable
mink marten itch beaver &C. also Robes and pilot
and beaver hdies' Cloaks. JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
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1oHN LFvIsoN, AUCTIONEER-TO BE SOLD THIS
day, II IN O'Clock Mt the 293 Broadway lot of
yewelry consisting OF ladies' Bracees cameo and mosaic
Breasipus Vest Chains &C. &c also lot Of hne Oil Paint
n9s consisting of Landscapes Figure and Fruit Pieces Htst
rcal and Scrpura also tine copy Of Coles Voyage Life
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lsOR sALE- OR WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR A
house IN the CITY, worth about 5000 House and erb
tc's Of ground beautifully .ised It oksrs; oomsndg
sins eleven rooms range heater DC barn and stable
shade and fruit trees. Apply OC A. PEASE 4 co. 3s1
Broadway, New York.
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DOR sAtE-TwO OR THREE PULL IOTs ON rouR
teepb street 100 feet west II sixth avenue. Ri, 10 sold
reasonable termsn appied innedaely Ipaure for
particulars Of MARK LEVY, Is Liberty street. ~
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DUBLIC. ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-W. Fl. RAD
FORD hneeneer, win sell, Thursday, Dec Is, 10
Brow Sarah Monkroe and Others deceased consisting Of
Furniture Clothsng Jewelry, &c. BY order &
THOMAS q. FIELDS, Esu., Public Administrator
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

pkYARD TAYLOR WILL. DELIvxR IRA LECrUS
~ on LIE In Tie Arctic Regops n Academy OF s-pc
tire w b rsnslset into signs by the Thomas 5aan
Oct and the prons viii be roprixted the Deaf Nut
socsa'Dp Of this CITY Dir p Feet Prssdent ~ De Ne
Yort II siS,iop for the Deaf and unb will prete Tickle,
on .oe evening OF u leisure ~ ~
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$1,000 - spe View highland Regiment
....,, a. ,snrral orders from Me Oommsnder ~
~, c...,no~ u~sap-abe Dev highland Regiment,
1919 Nv co,s,sI Neieay and associates, wAs mspeoted
-. .sm !, me Division srmory, a the corner Of Centre
,,S use streets by Inspector General Geo. r. Sherman
ne sG.1 excited considerable interest among military
p.p ssd brought large nber 10 the above Place, !"
&rs1ai Even, Br,sader Major Robert Taylor, co'oas
Coke Of ,be rw lab Regiment Colonel no ,Nuoy
NE Sixth Regiment 90 ooel Rob psoo, o, .ne r'Sb
Rss,nsDl; laepteusnt Colonel Weeks, o, Tue Nv M ~,
AssimeSt; Major Wentworth, OF the Eshsh hesnsh''
asn Major II yin Of me Second Regiment ,, nina
The various conf aoifs composing 'no o. aud were
BY ssnpArist marched 10 the Dv's Ga o' i ~ so
On be lower floor for xsm nation me or ren
p.uss Of lh4 officers Of the cofps, ana 'ne nulu' "
c.mrapy wsptsin, VIM Manson; First ueusepan,, w.
n Nsn.op, Second Iisossnaai, j. A. h'f H'' s'A
t.mp.ey y, Captain, John McG9aay: Frs, Leateaass
J.ass Mckenzie, Second lentenani Rose ih7p,oso"' ~
Company q, Csp,a,p, Thomas Barclay; Hrs, Uepenant,
Wn hsrsa,r 81 cond l. eutensnt Alexansef Iross In
ts.Sssy u Captain wn Bruee Firy. Lieutenant. David
p,o.B Second Lieutenant wn. X Fowler. inspected Al
Csnp.py r. Captain Dooalds~r; Nss. Lieutenant Geo.
J. nene1; Second Lieutenant, l. Muller. InspecIs 81 Be
s.mpspy y, captain P,ier johnson, First ueu.eaant
pss.s 9rApt. TUE COMPANY vss nos inspected
CON any @, Cspia,'n john Mason; FIRST Neuteasat
JsHs Aiystis; seond Lieutenant j. STUART Inspected
- nsp.
foG oaIy H. captain White; Fret Lieutenant Alexander
hsKstze; sesona Lieutenant, Cyrus Ramsey. TINS ON
pasy wss pV. Inspected
The sRg".gae pumher 81 inspector In the six CON
psSss 200 Incl, sve Of the officers Of that nunbe
tss1y rejected because they not DaturalseS
vspIr ana twenty five others, members Of The II sn
bpd Grad Of fhe Second reg'nlept whose right N io'
sIW Der esiDtDt is disputed by Cooael RooDson on IN
tsy ond he nrst olsss peremoiofy reJsc'ei ant
We ssoa relation the latter Class WAS reserVei py
~ Inspector general for q future occasoo
ybs mate law requires before regiment be organ
Drd, that company shall have ut least tnfy tSo
enrolled, exclusive Of coDmissi >ned oisefs
kOupAp,es sad will be inspected IN the course OF
sw0sys administered the OATH te
escD npsp Individually, then Pfopouaded the fol
lo~hg que tons- FIRST Are you citizen OF tue uoited
shy CT? Third. Are you member of other military
WgAss.lienp II TIE brst two questions we're answered
sDs 0a,iv-y and the latter negatively the membsr was
pssreo
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aARifiaE iArELLiGEACs.
AKAKAc ros NEW rosR-rms rAY
tuf sx1t. q asGR


| CLEARED
Steamship Esshvfer Murray. Carsestonspcdod, res,s
h sss srB BSs w Gay s ssS
b bas ;sSs s'f , Peers Iasa:a5cS Fs.er.
s ssS 81 sSs css!,I ass.gor,.nk De ssla
81, 6,,o issio. ssa7isasN s sHss' s s
s zen, Mine JesDsop he,sor leland j.. Douglas
sssr rss' , souq' Dsa
schr ssocpe ward eh n asSsop@sr.
ssll sS1S.n tro..a basSs-s Hs' I. sSs GO
Steamer Sarah, Jones Phladepha
ARRIVED
eteamship --s"A iIsr). Shannon. Ts---
ss.m .SS sss SSIa 9Sns 20 20 s.s
ab .sas s rs',sa s.rn Queen and brig Busy, Souad
ssa"; ~ Empire 6y Grimm New o sssS,
- 60 WIN mass and passn--- ' Sth MS aoo
r.; ,,ps. ~ #sssssr pss -
zs : ha !. 81 passed bark 9sSs oosi
"a, st,p 'reis Ee..iss Isspcol, March a .,h i.a az
oe g ss' :saa %. ssp JAM s sS r
% .ss ,e w. IT. s SsS sas ssy ffs
az: 2. !ss e.ssss 5sa Sss:s 80
hpr - where she put IN for freight, Ia ballast 70 az s8e
BaIk sea swallow tsr,, Baa.-u Bo-c.ssr 81 days VIII
vine hAndy, &C. % lawns de Buyer Co e1pefi
ensed very heavy weather on the passage.
ds,a -b nsss 70 aruil.noh W,oa ai-co 80 i.s 81 IS
90
40 dsys Out The hss " days lxsuds %
mater - - -
srig HoYe Nberia1l Alexander horrogia March IS
NFh % n OH . Nnes \ Pcrt.rueni
bfig rAncyti". pioG Neuslas Iqth Inst with sllr
20 opson hunNr zi.t lost 80 lon 7a 30
stpsicnceo gal, IRON Wrw started deck load u
Brg htl slower ,of Pfsop) Biun, CunbslaDd HArbos
'uns i"h INST Win sugar, 10 yfask iess boen.
tIR hSyDpstr. merrill Irollso Cuba. WA New Haven
"No atse. " Fopbfnfsa as.a, ri Haven
DIG ~ son iot rlu' hil Or pde 11th
n-s 4ha spaar and o'bssss - wAish thAss
he a-1,lre
10. $40 fruH, ~ huess ' SN'~ 49, ''P'
N ftDnston a JOu.s '7 WV" P''~O''
ecbr hownd lo Hsrwch), Bissiosoo oA,y..,oo 1s,,
inst wnb coton b. Wnsenan Dinoa 25th ps, Ia. n IS
nI- tp.kr ORR Tying Ooud Tor Balunore With ss Of
ecbr Ohns Colgste, Cooper, Winoginn PC ts.va
EcAr . Lehofstu iucser, Wilmington, Ma Ad.vs
fctr o stills Corson beaufort n !, 3dsys
trhf John Rogers LlliOli ftisoelphs for aornury
scfr ctoux Coiirl u, harbss. days
tnhr .lpia Smith, Grow en- postoo B DAYS
scBr Dante L. Spear Hartford, On lays
f1hr Adel8lte Brow RoDdoUt for 81 tar,ern nor.
t'of Lucy Bake, Keller, kond9u for Boston.
T. b. tlcicpe, srovelI, bondout Tor Bangor.
toh DIR frsrtiin, 1,er, -
tltf fAne Kgrta ward Norsich
hiefmsr Wsmsnra. Nye New bedford.
Steamer Osprpy, kenney Providence.
ohsbark
SAILED.
sse"rosiip NJ ron Cbaries.on.
vino during The day NE.
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the above range Of prices Southern -four
more active, with sales Of about $500 900 bols in
GUIDING purchases for export within the range OF the
sbove quotations. Among the purchases parcels fol
export 10 the West Indies and South America Rye -four
hnd corn meal were steady; prices unchanged. Wheat
was held with nrmDess especially tor the hgaer qualities
which tended to check transactions The sales embraced
s sSUus 1900 a, Z 1000 bushels fair ha*suse
prime white Ohio 81 80 si'7O; white Kentucky do 81 co.
red Southern at 81 46 and good white Southern IL
Corn was less bnoyant and active the sales embraced
about IA goo bushels including Jersey and Southern vel
o~ 81 &c. Sc; Western mixed d2c white was quiet
ate3c Soc Rye was quiet at Sic. Barley was in goo1
at 75c Oats less buoyant with moderate sales of
state At 6sc &c., and Of Western and Canadian At
Coyrm-rhe sales embraced about SEQ bags Rio at l2c
and 90 DO at l2kc, and $50 do at sc As do Jamaica
a. Nc, 4S Lag at xc 80 bags Java at l5c and
CorTos Zoe tales embraced about 200 bales The
market was unsettled and mddIpg uplsnds We quot. as
ABOUT nc DuIte high Change the Africa was ANNOUNCED
az coming up, which would bring the details OF CIR
csssnns news, with private letters, &c, and hence
further treptacs,cns Of moment we're reported
Al &c., 90 bbls pork do. At 2s., 200 boxes cheese
s Sn,, 1t sSs 10 tons born sc,aos at lbs and coo
IL Cd To glasgow so tieYces we're engaged Al 81
3D. 20 bbls pork at 2s 200 cheese AZ 26s To
There nothing tranepired for the Conlnent To
Hsvre rates were unchanged and Engagements
fhoSisioNs-Pork-fhe market was again heavy and
over particularly for mess: prime mees being mora
suitable for export was, with clear and PRIME
tr sut'arsd; the sales embraced about 1900 bbs
clUdp new mess part check 70 day At SIC 50 clear
sie 3D. prime mese $40, and prime Si2 76 Abou;
1000 obs. mess were sold buyers option sixty days)
80 10 s7, 100 do deliverable Ia June, at Si7,
800 eeis mess for May and June at p.t Beef frm
for the higher qualities while the lower grades dull
The eaes embrace about 800 200 bbis including
try prime at So 81. country 81 IS s. rs, re.
backed western 50 60 I'll 3d. and extra ei2 IS SI3 So
seti hams we're steady, with saes Of lao bols sn
s7 Bacon was unchanged. Cut meats we're firm, win
ssiss Of about $50 b. bhds and At 71fc s7As
for shoulders, ard 81 SIG a9Hc Tor hams Lard 10
fair Demand with sales Of abou. 400 500 BIB g. 1t Nc
re. Butter and cheese were steady and in fair ae.
mand.
refining gooos at zc with snail 10 bond at 5szc
and 100 NO New Oleaos ~ Nc. 74c Toe market for