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O. We find the following in London paper:
Y Mr.. Bartlett has kindly sent me the following
particulars, which am sure will be read with
"a great interest. The operation does Mr.. Bartlett
w great credit:
d r. r. BuctzmadLMy dear Mr. Buckland, had
intended to write to you before left town, but
have succeeded IN performing perhaps the largest,
4 if not the greatest dental operation record Our
x male hippopoamss has been, as yog.know, suffer-
ing from the fractured to8th and fearing that the
consequences might be serious, Ihave had strong
L oak fence fixed between his pond and the iron
Nc ratings, and then determined to remove the
"a broken tooth; this accomplished the morning
Il of Wednesday last Bat not without fearful strug-
gle. j had prepared a powerful pair Of forceps,
ever two feet long; with these grasped his frac
J tured incisor thinking, with firm and determined
sA twist to gain possession of that fine piece ivory
II This, however, was not quite easily some. for
al the brute amazed at my mpudence. rushed back
I'd tearing the instrument from my hands, ard look
ri ing as wild as hippopotamns can lock, charged
OIL at me just as had recovered my foreeps. made
another attempt, and thiatime held on longenongh
III to the loose tooth to shift its position but
was again obliged to relingush my hold had,
fe however, occasion to say, @Open your mouth; Y
4, for this he did to the fullest extent; therefore
had difficulty in again seizing the Corrected
morsel, and this time drew it from his monstrous
II jaws. One of the most remarkable things appear
81 ed to me to be the enormous force of the air when
blown from the dilated nostrs Of this great beast,
while enraged i cams int my fess Nth force
Common Streets md It liz Machsnics Exchange
Charles and at shop, corner Of Lafayette
az i1i 1ss'a S'is''' Ess" o''l' DAuaHgRrv-
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]. B. WALG0N.


SUCCESSION OF F. A. LUMsDE.Ns DECEASED
Slave SUSAN at auction for Of the above success
By ]. B. WALTON,
Auctioneer-ofic 10 C.smp street
SATURDAY, December u, 1860, Mt II
~ O'Clock NJ At the 81. Charles Exchange by virtue and IN
pursuance Of order Of the Hon P H. Morgan Judge Of Lhe
Second District Court daled November 1860 Court Docket
No 6 will be sold for Of the above named success
sion, the slave
SUSA N, grife, aged atout q years.
pzy@ TERMS--Cash. .5.-.. -...sz= .u
Gs Of SAFE before D. l. Ricardo, Notary Public at the
pense Of The purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE z. A. LUMSDEN, DECRDE-Yente de
pescave SaSan, fencan, ponr lie cope de succession
cdessus.
PAR j. B. WALTON,
Maya" Eneautenr--40 rue dn Camp.
SAMEDI, lie 10 deceEabre 1860, % midi, a
~ la B0nFse 81 ChRries ct conformGment
orde de Honorable H. Morgan JUICE de IA DeuXeas C0nr
&c District date le novebe 1860 dossigr de la Gosr No
Hl6 II yendu pour compile de Ia succession cdesus
nomn6e, l'eselaye
SUSAN. grifonne. agee d'envtou 2zan
B5s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cte de gente pardeYeant D. Ricardo notaire public
frais dc Iacquereur. Mo "A d1 8 Is
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EDAIDND FIsOIDEYAUX, NO. 81 CHARITIES
u street. informs respectfully the ladies that the Goods which
in his Lace Linen Drapery and Mantua Store,
ey and all of them imported this They have
bought with the greatest in the FIRST places of Brussels
and Paris Ladies' may assured that they will find in
his only articles of The greatest freshness the latest
taste and of unnbeciionabe qualities,
b. There have been two W0rkrDoms annexed TO his Fsab
hmEnt for the Mp aerg Department and the other for
iced 10 age themselves Of the the
Young Ladies brought from Paris the direction
those twpD ma l6t
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AMUgEMENTg.
A Ca DENY OF MUSIC : AcADEMY Of Mo. J
-ForrnerIy--
spa1dfng & Rogers Amphftheater.


sPAIpTNG ROGERS ,Proprietors
O. O. CHRsLEY. nager. D. r. CALDER. Treasurer.
SATURDAY NOON. DecemberI5.
A. MIDDAY Performance arranged expressly for Ladies and
Children. Old Dan Rice will for he express purpose Of
making Little Folks happ appear in bis odfsshioncd
Striped Dress. as the GhlIdfen's & lawn -
psPslticuiar Eoee-To Maiinees, children and
will be charged Is Special Police, appointed
by the Mayor always present 10 preserve
Tho full those ri zen At night
Rhfno1sr5s. es H9ryes. Pois NopKsysS Goats and KAN
Inc Gymnasium thing and syeryboay viii
pear this tsy, at II nscIocs. Fl
ma Great Bill Tonight. .4z.as
Sunesy esstasi6n a Dan
EIeeis Dream OF Chfvsfry.s;
p-on MoaasyAn a1sire ehasge Of entertainment Rben
sli new and sar'ing featores will b. presented
dlo Sole PEopffetoF of his Great Show.
Ct. CHARLES TI2EATEss-sT. cn ARIES ST
Mr. BEN
ar H. CoAEi.s-. Acting fanager.
BENEFIT OF sfR. JA1Rs W, WALLACE
SATURDAY FLEMING. December is, 1860,
First night the historical orfsnce ersed IE
iAsK universally pronounced drama Of fssenss interest
leon ae Bow on Mr. j. " He,,eIse Do PierRga
~ TIE DARK-Petti bose, Mr. w. 2: smith -.
7-ael-The great drama Of . Oliver Fwiss-p VI
pRIcEs qs NEy,sss 4sss sga @ss Il s..,e n.
a4s Il eentsi prfvzss Boxes. tech CO. q,
ms sfs y ssiti Hs.s ss'ss.
= 1.Ys..,s.. e ...gsssEaa sszaEsEfA,
...~ ssssss eae' isI! taaasssast~ess
r
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A Most Magnificent stock


FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GoeD6S
Which he personally selected had manufactured to oer
He would call particular attention TO his styles of
sIEEpING-RooM FURNITURE, in faahogary and Violet
Ebony.
PARIoR DINING-RoOM and LIBRARY FURNIT5RE.
FANCY ARTICLES or FURNITURE
SILK uRNITURE SEuFFs, DAdAsKS and LAMGsAS.
SHADES RUGS SPRING BLINDS etc
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN and B0BTNET CURTAINS.
splendid assortmsat MIRRORS, consisting 81 Mansl
Glasses and veRstan MedallonE.
CoRNIGEs GIIDfEGs, and extensive variety Of such
goods. @
PURE ALFENaDE DISH COVERS, Plates OH Casors, Lii.
ouor Stands; DINNER ard TEA SETS in Plain and Orr
nauentai Porcelain Bohemian and Paris Crystal
Glass
FANCY ARTICLES FOR 7aiE TEA aSD,n@aLET TABaE.
In CRYSTAL Biscuit and Porcelain Fancy Tea and Csfea
Guns splendid Vases s,atuetes, Clocks, Lamps seSd.
| nieras etc, etc.
| A Splendid AssoTtmeas 81 Bronzez,
Consisting Of GrospS FOR Parlor saees Antiaas Vases
Clocks etc. copies great masterpieces Of anti
quisy by Barbeaans sasage, Aich viii sold very
| low.
Being unNagtO deal longer IN ARPtsnINGs be villa
sell the Ina goods which h9apw has hand
1t COST PRICE. His Of general &ssoFena
ofyelrsts and Brussels Rags French N4akadoa ETC. Alsas
Mosquito Meetings. and Canton Maiaes>
lie always hand full suppis " ARIFIED colzA
OIL. n,,,,rn
90 2pst-Hel 8 Royal street,
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oFIANNISBERGER = 20 cases n-nsel 4 Co.'s
y Sparkling for sale by S. WOLFF,
n2u corner Grayer and New Ieyee SITS.
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I G. FLEMING. GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
Gas Fixtures Harris Row. C52 Magazine street,
the marke will attend faithfully and punctualy to al
deTs entrusted 70 him. Stores Dwellings, fitted ny
and reasonable terms.
ss-A orders left in Box no. $40 Meehanca' Exchange
viii be promptly attended to. ND IL
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a. PROF. A. GHERhRDI,S DANCING
SSFAGADEMY. At EAGLE HALI-.Prof A. Gherardi
~ respectfully to his friends and the pub
sic general that his DANCING Academy will DO open
& lieity Road the 18th OF NOVEMBER, when he trusts
10 meet with The same liberal patronage as before.
Tuition for Chldrei-TuesdHys Thursdays and Sat
nrdays from to 6 O'Clock 7. NJ.
Genemen's Glass Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 y =. NJ, 49,
attended TO.
For terms apply TO Prnf G., at the Hall, PHI p WER
LEM ESQ, Music Store, No. 8 Camp street. MA 3m
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IN PEACE PREPAnE FOR Wharf.-The s5yg bES q


Look TO You Rights Look your GunsIH view Of the
pec Of naona affairs and the rights iusty belonging to the
South which all hazards should be possessed by herand
when southern State Legislature is eqnpPng and
providing for military forces the undersigned begs TO
bring The notice Of the public the ONLY Southern Gunpow
der manufactured, tried and approved
ID QNTfS G U Nj II w d u r., aug
made al Wilmington Delaware aud the cheapest best and most
effective Powder brought the city Of New Orleans II
has proved M superiority by being used III the principal armies
the world during The hate wA and is paonzed by the
chief militia companies Of the South.
ORDERS If quickly sent; will be attended TO by
L. v. VI NRYE, Agent.
All I'm 81 Ielnnnitnnhs street.
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.The HIpropotamus 1vlt.. the Toot1 AeI,

ns-Dr. charles e. KeIIs, Dentist, NO. i52
Canal street. between carondsle Baronns New Orleans
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GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

w and Commission MerchAna NO U GraYier street Nov
Orleans. ieA ly
EDMOND FROIDEVAUX, NO 50 CHARITIES
Il street. has received by the ships Globe Baden Bamhsrg
Nurenbr Johannesburg Gutenberg the greatest portion
his Stock for the which Will be completed by the
Goods expected per ships Pequot and Evening Star.
The Miners Mautna Makers will find i'll his Establish
ment story heretofore every kind Of Furnishing
Nouveaues for Dresses Bonnes and general Mantua
Making, either by Wholesale or Retail
2i neces of Ribbons Taeta No l6 of all eoors with the
Soferino Magenta lndne and Fluxia at % cents yard
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II AT4EEAN's TROPICAL ReOFIhG-
Cheaper Superior any other used In souhsin
climate
It's tested and recognized quRlitiesars--
1s. DURABILITY -eguRl to the BEST slate roofs.
Cd. Superior 10 Say ether; cracks
o. leaks being possible.
3D. BEkUTIIt presents smooth granite like surface,
An. GHEAPEESS-1t much less tan, though ills
good any wood roof ani less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public he
cost of CUTTERS and valleys.
9th. lNG0MBusHtBliITXH VAL resist fire better than a
aisto-roof.
9Th. CONVENIENCE win not soften nnder the heat of
th climate and protects the interior Of huldngs the
tense heat of
7th SOIIDITYIt beoesB hardsr and smoother ex-
posure put upon roofs any sope End being Of gs
weight docs require heavy fAfters 10 support IT. Wle l.
breaking does rapairs
| The TROPICAL ROOFING i" Is chemical compound d
snbsances Of which pee az 10 it Alone
In proportions discovered by actual epement exporter
| Ia this city.
testimonials OF the OF the above are the hant
Of tbs agent AID may be verified by any person wishing be
fore contracting.
All orders left at tho Psst-cfce, Box No. q will b
j. g. KATHMAN,
I felb " corner Of Bienyillean Morals sta,
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PATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARDING,
Both Rough and Dressed, from the very best YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber for sale In lots suit purchasers
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE
fsl9ly STAR PLANNING MILLS New Basin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20
.raAns AND TOBACCO.

, nnn nn. psvaFs, DOMESTIC Ann GERMAN
l.NltJNllfV sfFAfA fsasa ~ v - per houssn5 Cyh
purrhsseFs 1esFrd Fre4 lafueeUe1s Qrrk ness de
slre' 10 fednss he socN eAhDe Gikfkh. " hostvtg.
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team two very fast fne IN the city and will sd
cr sss thar thsy value; AS, t~o seated Dor
made b. brewster A. good light WAgoaS
~ q bf sod cheap. Can be II Stevena Meada % AZ
n West c s.nty ninth atrset
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HOxsEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

A MOE Family CARRIAGE CARPETS OR 0H0CWs
"A tes Will be tAken In payment for ana large grey Horna
efpd and gentle ro, In Gcost 81 0JJ las sprfns An
VII Sfe sS0now. Apply af'35 West 2pta IT,
A BEAUTIFUL SADDLE HORSE MORGAN BR3kU,.
II ~sIsped soust and gentle, gate canter surpsna2
style IN the cy. aiso goot neo
sod cheap at rs Hester a
A DOCTORS CARRftTE FOR SALEM GOOD RDs
- pair and nearly price SIS Inquire &C the uvory
stsble, rear OF LIS West Twenty fifth street.
PAY MORGAN H0Rsr-f5f HANDS Hr1H, Blk,
X years old perfectly and kind and faas raveher
NtH be 20 less than bis vSlue the
h tcply At The privste stable 10 West Eshsse.h strco
efore ~ A. NJ. after y. ~.
atCK BALk-A PAIR OF BAY PoaIEs. CT fxN1
= action and well sei fit for Park pnason tey s
hsnss md hind In double and ne harness and lude ho
adie have been ridden by yourg lady the
PRICE sD To be for NJ the rhbes - Under
hd Fleet Lafayette place, near corner Of Asor pz,e
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TOR sALE-A aEsTLxxANs TURNOUT; MUST IN
sod this week The hoype is long tail bay 5,k hAsds
high sound and kind and q god roadster The w1bn y
city made and the harnesa also; h good osdsv. ALSO weo
nne rad and match kors-s, Of which
three minnies and o. maiel Lsssss ufkAh
for farmer, for ss- cheap together
W.el Txx@pty saycush street
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FASHION COURSE, LONG BLAND.
=, GRAND TRIAL OF SPEED BETWE1-S ROAD HonsxS


E,AsHlOk COURSE LONG BLAND
for pr RAE ar SEo, -
nenerousy given by Mr. Aonnot 10 be led for only
no,es belonging private gentlemen resdinA' in New Yok
OF The adj nlng counties.
NILE HEATs-BESr THREE IN FIVE
The public respectfully Informed vemen1n
Ior M. novel ana Interesting eontc being coplcts WI
FASHION COURSE
,,s, THURSDAY, Oct0cs, rs 1860
Inc followiss entries having been ryAe-
By alr Moniot, bay gei<soH Tartar
~ NJ Felts., bay geidtis Putnam.
by Mr. depea bay mare Bs.le RrandS.
Sac 10 con nsnee at half past oclocr precfseiy
emission to al parts OF the yands Cn1 oAss
xsle - from New York the the
ESsy risth fhir7 fourth, Ty~cn, third Tenth Hon IN.
d,e1d Roosevelt ~ Get or Peek atp ferrys.
fs%engers by the lh. fourlz Roos -sy ssras na
viii take the cars OF ls~ Flushing railroad
ihe hrTanRem ens being under direction of corsntCA
oi RenNemen, vita wlrn pecunar rnts
neh.r rains expense viii be
he most select and At the tins the moss
wipesses IN ttis connIy.
20 prevent confusion well avoid sscpuo.ctr,szs,
horses VII be STATED promptly nv tha henr named.
an efficient po Ice ID engaged to preser 70 order
TTE!ok COURSE. I-TRoTTINs.-oN wHDNEsS
'tay ocioser "a, at IA sc!ock match for 3. 9U0 mN
eats best ttrts In nve, To Dan Tnfer
Commodore. Mr. Doty naneo b. stallion. from New Jessea
SHAW White, Propi.etorAyS
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g,oE sALK-A PAIR or CARRIAGE HORSES NOE
gan so s;I years old 10 hands inches high colo
ensany bay long Hosbx tails warranted and Renta
Ard for syie match and action Ia cy
hey the property Of Southern gentlemen who bouxA
hem for bis during the and wishes
tsose OF them returning home. Price $3.50 Apply V
5ev,ter baldwin OF fenth streak and Brua6Way
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L,0a sALE-A NICE PAIR OF IRON GRAY oAR-
riage orfes B sh ard klud 10 md bash RoeA
saddle horses. Can he Bfiggs Tsrnans sTSits
tgs" OF Thirty min ,h street and ssth In
qur1 Of b. W. HALE, at Carter. use Oo'a No. Maidsn
lana
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Sbipp ng SntsII Qtll (
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE 20,
Arrived

Arrived.
Strs 0ctarara, Cnndif, from New York, mlse to A
Shriver-Henry Cav, Her, from Philadelphia, mdse
to do.
Ship Johannes, (Brem Won Trzen, So days !from Bre
men, mdse and POS passengers to Schumacher & Co.
Towed up by steamtug Tiger
Bark Lapwing, Kelly, from Rio de Janeiro May 25th,
reported June 1s lat Is 90 s. Ion 81 81 W, passed
bark showing showing red signal, with white ball. bnd
to the southward-probably Indus hence April 18th,
for Rio Janero; June 26h lat "a 25 lon "a 0 passed
ship Star of the West steering south Passengers per
EEapwing, John Hambird and Jas Phillips--Lucy
kirkland, Chase Co. Towed I'D by Tigress.
Cleared.
st Steamships spau lding Howes, Boston via Nor
Samuel Pearce " os' o''i'' fi'nen' 'e" AoiA'
Hs s,rs G Bruno, Foster, New York. shriver-
sci, Norfolk, Fals .~Virginia. Fairbank' Fred.
snip Dublin Lane, Amsterdam, F I, Brauns 4 Co.
5alk gnlon, nam Schultz, Bremen Kat Ieuoold
All ngs hmadson Travers, Havana Morreli Ran
schrs Jennie Morton Bn HsRsinT Ws., Kendall
ney-George Smith Smith, New YorEf G aa
Sass Kelsey a and rag
ton, Charles Pendergast. Knne ohsriess
Portsmou.n; MI d. VIA Vienna, Nd Kelsey Gray-
thsry.-Seaman, Colburn, Banor Kirkland Chase +
c. Co. Ontario, Latchum, NewDern' Jas Corner
Arrivals from Baltimore.
sSssa:amshp Baltimore Greene, Havana, 10th inst,
emp Parthenon, Erekine, Havana, 18th inst.
pMsmsr Thompson, Culinary, New York, 7th inst
park Maria, Blasdell, Queenstown, Ire, 9th inst
Pris F RANK. IBrl Kelly, London, lite inst
Sabs Pa aenna Rutter, Chase, Aspinwa 10th inst,
Schr S Sahnne1, -, Monnebunkport 23d inst
Schr WIN Wn zoe, Hammond, Providence 18th inst
Scbr Geo y Vessere, Brooks, Richmond, 9th inst
SoA 'eo <eecott, Parker, Richmond 9Th inst
o.o.,,sh; wWearances for Baltimore
Bark John G. Bruna Hallett Boston, 9th inst
Bark Fountain. Ke TIayie, Havana, 10th inst.
sohr Proves, Hulss New York. 2stb inst sts'
Mem0rand. LIE"
Ship John Clark, Letournau sror
ecs.es. WAS spoken 18th inst 20 miles soutSeas Of
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JUNE 20.

Admiral, (Brem.) Whiting, Bremen-schaer & Kohler.
Albert, tBrem.) Klamp, Cardf-A. Schumacher Co.
Arizona, Bradley Rotterdam-B. NJ. Hodges, Jr.
Annapolis, Pickett Liverpool-Foard Rogers
Bethiah Thayer Munroe Callao-Barril Bros.
Chariot of Fame, Knowles, Callao-Barril Bros
Crest of the Wave, Colley, Callao-Barril Bros.
Dublin, Lane Amsterdam-F. l.. Brauns Il Co.
Rose standish, Hutchings, Rotterdam-Joy & Metcaf
Schiller (Bren.) Bahr, Breman-Bros. Boninger.
Sir John Franklin, Despeaux, N. York;. Cuttings.
INLAND, (Brem.) Lahusen Bremen-Oelrichs & Lurman.
VIM. Sprague, Baker, Boston-Fitggerald Booth & Co.
BARKS.
Adeaine, wingate, Rio de Janeiro-Hugh Jenkins Co.
Baltic, (Brem.) Bake, Europe-T j. Hand Co.
Cavalier Mcleod, Rio de Janero-J. Hooper Sons
Chase, Rattle Rio de Janeiro-Kirkland, Chase Co.
E. Wright. Jr., Gibbs, Sombrero-A. c. Elliott Co.
Ella Virginia, Focke, Baha-F. l.. Brauns & Co.
Gustav, (Brem) Nenaber, Cardiff-A. Schumacher Co
George Henry, Trower, africa, Peru-Fitzgerad Booth
Hugh Birckhead, Bennett S. Amerca-J. Corner Sons
0ctavia, Thomas, Norfolk.
Union, (Han) Schultz, Bremen-Katz Leopold
Wenham, Wedge Buenos Ayres-Jas Corner II Sons
Condor, Allen, Nevassa-Kelsey Il Gray.
Cea, (Br) Kavanaugh, W. Indies-Kelsey & Gray.
Emma Egar, Brooks, Observation-Disclosures Bros,
John r. Rhoads, Shut Aspnwall-W. T. Kendall
James Madison, Travers, Rchmond-M. A. Mitchell
Jean Baptiste, (Br) oueet, st. John, N. Kelsey
St. Mary, Stevens, sombrero.
Talluah, Pummer, Rio de Janeiro-Pendersast Bros.
D. W. Edridge, Ogden for freight-w. Rhoads & Son.
Flying Scud, Carmean, Charleston-C. Pendergast
Florida, Tall, Charleston-C. Pendergast.
George NJ Smith, Smith, New York-Rese Lyon.
Ida V. McCabe, Pickup, Derby-W. Rhoads Son.
]. B. Brinkley, Cullen, for freight-w. Rhoads Son.
jamestown, Latourette N. York-Rose Lyon.
Jennie Morton, Bullock, W. Indies-Kesey Il Gray.
Louisiana, -, Charleston-Chas. Pendergast.
Loduskia, Oliver, Saco-Kelsey & Gray.
Maria Roxana Palmer, Damarscotta-Joy Metcalf.
Mary Clinton Ryan n. Orleans-J. Henderson & Co.
Matthew Kenny, Ogier, st. John, N B-Kelsey & Gray.
Ontario Latchum, Newbern, N. C.-Whedbee 4 Dickn-
Pearl, Brown, Boston-Heslen & Rogers.
Seaman, Colburn, Bangor.
Samuel Jones, W. Indies-J Hooper h Sons
T. C. Worrell, Hubbard, Wilmington, N. C.
VIM. Spear, Jones, Observation-Disclosures II Weatheriy
VIM. F. Burden, Ferris, Albany-E. Pratt & Bro.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June M.-Cotton is heavy-sales of 500
bales. Flour is depressedsaes Of 500 bbs State S. 80
$685. Ohio $5.S0G5.90; Southern S5659595. Wheat
is heavy-saes of bushels decline of 12 cts red
Western 81 AZ; white $147; Milwaukee Club
yellow SO cts Pork is firm; Prime So SCALA Mess SIS
0s1s75 Lard is firm at 12G12h cts. Whskey is dull
at 2I4G21x cts. Sugar is steady-Muscovado 6H@l7H
cts Spirits Turpentine heavy $42d43 cts. Rosn is
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

FHILAUELFHIA MAhhEI, JUNE Z3.-Ihefe IS no
change in Flour and small business doing both for
export and home use the inquiry for both being limited
and the sales for shipment reach about 600 bbls at $3.50
superfne, and 1913 for extra including 200 bbls
extra family at $6624 per Dbl; the receipts con
tinue very light and holders firm in their views, with
moderate sales home the above rates. according
to brand and quality Rye Flour is but little inquired
for and held at S3s7H and Pennsylvania Corn Meal at
s337X per bb without any sales either to notice In
Wheat there is much doing, the receipts light
but the millers are holding Off only 1000 bush
els found buyers at 81 IS sl4O for fair to good
and prime red the latter for Delaware and 81 40 to 81 so
for white Rye scarce. and Pennsylvania is selling in
a small way II Corn is less active and rather
lower to-day with sales of 5000 bushels yellow to note
at 6Sd69 cts mostly at the latter rate aoat including
some inferior at 60d65 cts. Oats dull and selling
slowly at 40 cts for Pennsylvania and 3S cts for Della
ware In Whiskey there rather doing and about
600 bbs q 22 cts mostly at the former
Pennsylvania bbs. scarce, and selling at q
cts. drudge at 20 cts, and hhds at q cts
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL, June l5.-Since Circular of the Sth
instant the Europa and Adriac have arrived, bringing
mails from New York to the 2eth ul and I'd instant, and
kilograms the southern cities to the LIST instant The
Persia also announced at Queenstown with dates from
New York to the 9Th inst.
Cotton-Another week of uninterrupted 6uness and
depression has characterized the market and prices have
declined fully I'd per h. In consequence of the very
large stock here and continued liberal shipments
from the United States coupled with inadequate banking
facilities, holders have generally become anxious Sellers
but the demand is meagre, compared with the
quantity Offering that progress cannot be made to
extent without considerable concessions upon the
nexed quotations, which quite nominal. Spnners,
feeling the strength of their position continue buy only
to meet immediate demands Spectators will stand aloof
being apparently deferred from operating to any extent
by the magnitude of the supplies.
1t will be by reference to the figures below that
there is slight dminution in the stock compared with
last week, but the quantity of cotton still sea-
together with the rather large shipments from the United
States for the time of year. is sufficient to prevent any
reasonable hope of rapid reduction for time un-
less the trade should be induced to increase their purcha
by the intervention of causes not apparent
We nnpta nrla Mnhi TTnlap
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The imports for the week have been 80 900 bales and
the sales SO 0oO including that sent from the quay direct
spinners The trade have taken 40 Co., spectators
1000 and exporters 5000 bales To-day 1000 bales
sold-the market closing very dull.
The suboined table exhibits the stocks of cotton
hand and the imports consumption &C.. from the 1s
January to date for Liverpool alone, compared with the
lir,r1
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THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
BOOKS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES.
sS- THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TIE ABOVE
GOODS IN BALTIMORE.
PETER WALTHER,
10 W Frat street,
Formerly with and now SOLE AGENT FOR +. l. G. W
BLUNT, New York. fe22-f