The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1848, Page 3

ja mot authorised Ly me, ret natin watts Tatu mctenie hee Ho, at f is frst quolit Jom price of four dcllass Gentleman nho neve soos tm the habit cf Ja) ing five dollars for an inferior sm style and maving Adallar in tho Fal asd Speiag om Wigs and —All persons wishing 4 min we or would not fail to call at BACHELOW’S fren pew anyentedW ips wnaoaied or ght aera ape Ponrance, aud durability.” N. Bo—Private rooms fur atting Wige, apd pretatrente de rsbag petal parla ai oom’ Hite beet Frenel eat rene oot #4 Or stooud’ quate frem $8.60 to $4; Congress Boots, from $3 60 to $4. Diamond PointedGold Pens sold by B. E. Watson te Co..18 Wall strea, : pa celebrated “Richelien” Pen soll excl usively an above, Whe pointe warranted five years. Gold Pens vsoaired, « Gold Pens”—Greaton’s ¢clebrated warrant- except by actual violenee—are admit: aed tein to. ano cheapest pen in tLe world, They ean be had at No. 71 ftrcet (one dour from the Poatofiee), alee, Bdward Y: Yrime's Shire Cees cere Se peeh a teats z a auth ate, Brown's persat reduced prices. Gold pens and caves repaired. OMMERCIAL AFFAIBS. MONEY MARKET. ‘Tuesday, August 29.6 P. M. The stock market was a little more active to-day, Dut prices remain about the same as quoted yesterday. ‘The transactions in government securities for several days past, have been unusually limited, owing, proba- bly, to the decline in prices, and the disposition to hold for investment. At the first board, to-day, United States 6’s, 1868, tell off per cent; Ohio 6s, 3; New Haven and Hartford, 4. Farmers’ Loan ad- vanced 34; Long Island, 34; and Norwich and Worees- ter, 144. The movements in this last named stock, clearly illustrates the limited influence of the money market upon the cornering operations of stock specu- Jators. While all other fancies have ateadily declined, this has steadily advanced from 30 to 3534, and from the small sales at the improvement we should judge that the combination intended carrying it up still higher. The state of the money market has, in fact, very little to do with operations ot fancy stocks. We have known an enormous inflation in prices, and the most succeesfal corners fora rise, when money was exce¢dingly scarce, and worth one and two per cent. a month on the best securities, Sterling exchange has been in moderate demand, to-day, for remittance by the Cambria. We quote prime bile on London at 9a 944 per cent. premium. ‘There is so little doing in bills on the Continent, that quotations are nearly nominal. The amount of specie exported from Boston to fo- reign ports during the last week, was $8,864 75; $1,000 of which was in five franc pieces, and went to the West Indies; and the remainder in doubloons, and went to Cape de Verde Islands. The amount imported and entered at the Custom House was $7,008. Unfounded reports concerning this bank having been circulated rome weeks ago, the comptroller felt called upon to test their accuracy by a prompt exami- nation of the affuirs of the bank. The result shows the bank to be in a sound condition and abundantly able to meet allits engagements, as it always has, with readiness and punctuality. The comptroller has given notice that all circulating notes issued by the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Ogdensburg must be presented at the comptroller’s office for payment, withim five years from the 28th of August, 1848, or that the funds deposited with the comptroller for the redemption of its notes will be given up toraid bank: The Boston money market is easier. The supply bas increased and the demand diminished. ‘The rates have also declined fully three per cent, both for de- mand and time loans. One of the railroad corpora- tions, which has been in the market for sixty days past, taking all the money it could got en shamefully unlawful terms, has ceased to be a borrower. This fact alone, has aided materially in relieving the mar- ket. The wants of the business community are daily becoming less, and the banks are extending their dis- counts, The amount received for tolls on all the New York State canale, during the third week in August, in each of the past two years, was as annexed :— New Yorx State Canats.—Amounr or Tots, Recelpte, third week in Au; «$101,619 29 Do, | do. do. 82,264 47 Decrease in 1848 - «$19 354 73 ‘The aggregate amount received for tolls , from the commencement of navigation tothe 2lst of August, inclusive, in 1847, was. . $2,080,505 55 During same period in 1! 1,534,378 19 Decrease im 1848... 4. 6 se eees ++ $546,127 36 The falling off, thus far, exceeds thirty-three and a third per cent, but there are indications ofa more ac- tive business on the canals for the remainder of the season, Prices for breadstuffs are likely to improve, and in that event, produce will be pressing for- ward from the interior. Our recent advices from Great Britain and Ireland report the extension of the potato discase, and an injury tothe grain crops by the wet weather. If these accounts are true, and we are disposed to believe that the real state of the crops is much more unfavorable than reported, there must be an active demand for our breadstuffs, and of course, an improvement of some importance in prices The reports which have from time to time reached us, relative to the state of the corn markets, are no orite- rion whatever of the condition of the crops. It must be borne in mind, that those markets are regulated by small cligues of individuals, who give whatever com- plexion to the reports their interests may require, without any regard to the supply or the harvests. Just previous to the departure of a steamer for this coun- try, prices are regulated so as to have a certain influ- ence here. Speculators and producers, on this side of the Atlantic, should be particularly cautious of these reports, and look more to the accounts of the crops and harvest in different parts of the country. They can judge more correctly from these things than from the daily state of prices. This is already pretty well understood on this side, as will be seen by the improve- ment in our markets, in the face of a reported decline in London, previous to the departure of the Britannia. ‘There is a short supply of breadstuffs in the Atlantic markets at this moment, and there are but three months of lake and canal navigation left at the utmost. ‘The receipts in that time must be large enough to sup- ply the consumption of an immense population on the seaboard, and the demand for exportation, for a period of et least mine months; the state of prices, for the next year, depends uponf the probability of that demand being satisfied. It is true, that the comple- tion of the New York and New Haven railroad to Bridgeport, connecting with the Housatonic at tha place, and the Harlem road at Williams’ Bridge, will give usa railroad connection with Albany, and a con- veyance for freight throughout the winter. This will, in @ measure, remove the difficulties we have hereto- fore labored under; but if there is a short supply of breadstufts at the close of navigation, it will take more than one railroad to keep up with the demand If our’ next accounts from Great Britain confirm those recently received, relative to the potato crop, and report amy important danger to the grain cropr, from the wet weather, an impetus will, at once, be given to movements of breadstuffs in this country, and holders will demand a further improve- ment im prices. Even without any very extensive foreign demand, our domestic markets are likely to be sufficiently large to keep prices, pretty well up from this time forward, It will be perceived, on referonce to cur trade report, thut large sales of wheat and corn have been made since the arrival of the steamer, for export, at full prices, showing ® disposition on the part of speculators to be early in the market, to take advan- tage of any improvement in prices, growing out ofany deficiency in the crops of Europe. The question will be settle in a few weeks, but every week, at this sea- son of the year, to holders of breadstuffs {n the inte. rior of this country, is worth » month, earlier in the year, Inthe event of agroat deficiency in the har- vests of England, we may as well abandon all hope for an improvement in prices for cotton, first as last, as it will be entirely out of the question, particularly in the face of the large crop now maturing. The crop now coming to market will be very near twenty-three hun- dred thourand bales, and the new crop will not be much short of twenty-five hundred thousand bales. ‘This immense supply, with the reduced consumption, uit tend to keep prices heavy, with cheap food, but with a short supply of food and of course high prices, eottor it rule low. The annexed table exhibits the quotations jg this market, at three periods, of the principal dividend Soar—Of Castile, some 109 boxes changed hands paying, and some of the leading non-uividend paying, | &t 11¢, cash Srices— We repert rales of 100 bags Jamaica it 9},c; and some parcels of Cassia. at 16 a 16! ‘There were but few lan ket generally was firm, Transuctions, since our last, inelude 200 hhds Cuba Muscovado, at so: 3 8340, and 300 boxes brown Ha- quite firm at Se. dsome parcel would command a little nore. Wings—A sale of 50 quarter cas! INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS, Wasninoton, August 28, 1848, Protection of the Frontier—Col. Dominguez and * his Band—Secretary Mason—Dirty Work, §&c. mense sand, waterless, and wood- less deserts received from Mexico, as “ indemni- st, and security for the future,” (in consideration of millions of money,) we have ac- qui red a“ jurisdiction,” which 1s puffed up as some- thing “superlatively great and glorious.” This may be true; it comes from those who are inte. rested in making the statement. is no doubt that New Mexico and Calafornia wild cost two or three millions of dollars annually for their protection against the refractory of that class, whe, curiously enough, committed “treason agains® the United States” before those territories belong- ed to us, and to keep oii the hostile Indians, whose capacity for mischiet is not to be lightly esteemed. This “ greatand glorious” * jurisdiction” will give rtion of our army officers, who otherwise would have been disbanded, and turned loose upon the world, with nothing for a subsis- tence but ‘glory; and that does not satisfy the r. Therefore, one good result marks the acquisition of the Mexican provinces. But not only will eur own braves be benefited, but those of another land. Colonel Dominguez is here, busily en; making arrangements at the War Department. ‘The negro messengers at first flew at his approach; but now that they have uscerta as a government officer, at his presence. He 1 1SLAND—TROTTING—WEDNES. P.M—-Great ‘Stake and purse names j Jacob Sommerens inediately after, ‘fi Paices or Stocus 1x Tue New Yoru Manuer, wile heats totwo Egat Poach Perry fe tha Coase Me GW. Sntth, wo whieh will be eran © . W, wi rn ma of ‘SUMP-BAM-BULL-OLE—Amina, Mre. tl, Mr G. Hol le o] t 7 efor. RRS TMi Broavway THEATRE—THIRD NIGST OF THB SEA- Low PRICES FOR oom Furniture, are invited to calf and amine the extenrive assortment in Store and Show Rooms, best manner, and se war- i 3 Port was made at | chasing Parlor or 4 Bes | 88 seers! (1 (= iH ‘3 eg eh No, 28 Broadway got up in the Fanted, Packed well for shipping at mcderate ha see 4 jas without movement, and dull, ‘Woo.r—The demand was only moderat the last three days comprise 10,000 Ibe. mixed Western Aleece, at 20c a 25¢, ‘Wnuisxey—Sales of 200 a 300 bbls. were made, in- cluding State prison, 4 te yi ; ei EW YORK TRADE SALE—THIS IMPORTANT SALE, BY Hill, 191 Broaaway, embraci st collection of Books, Stations: Materials, ever offered st auction, com- Saturday, 26th imstant, will be continued day and throughout’ the week. The Stereotype Plates, Binders’ ing Proeser, will bo sold on Thurad t E , Mew Isherwood. Stan- juette, 75cw, Fa ‘orrest will appoar However, there : ea tensive ad the riches nd State at 2c, type Plates, and Bind. MARKETS ELSHWHERK, Bauriory, Angort 23. Stocle Hoard—30 shar rye and Obio Railroad C First Board—25) Morris Canal $1000 State Be, 89 6 8 iers, 25 conta Mr, a2 i auily Girete and Upper every migt t dunteg the w 8, ASTOR PLACE, BROADWAY.—TRIUMPHANT t—the hit of the season ! Second night of the Opera Wednesday Evening, August 3), > = ess ag B55 cl prs aia M. Laborde, and Mme. ATRE.—THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF ‘yc op Dag Dlisiment for the ensuing i) =| Bl ees: Fe vee * cee ze ‘gh Serip cash, "i ch, 104, BI do, Mi 1500 State 6's, 73 234; $1000 Seese: x 5 2 > ptt Ee ae S281 81 SE1 1 employment to a Es Doors oren at quarter before 7, 7. Admission 5) cente, IANFRAU'S NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY ‘Chatham—Wednesda wusical drama of the SOMNAMBULIST—! Falmer, Edmund Beauchamp, Mr ine Dornand, Mrs f Mr. Pahiner; Mre. Turtle, Mi rey "0 @ new drama, entitled ZARAU, OR THE VOW DEATH—Sir Hugh Lidcote, Mr. Pardey; hert; Zarah, Miss Fm” Doors open at 7 o'clock, conts; Pit, 1236 conte. URTON’S THEATRE, CHAMBERS STRE SON—Mr. Dom- jordan; Major Joe Bagstooi. Mra, A.’ Knight; Florence Dombey, Mias Mire. Vernon; Susan Nip) Fraderick and Misi Waly medy of OLD HONESTY Mh 228 | || ri lk ARK PESSERELSVE REWARD.—ON SATUR DA the store of M-tare. Ferdi on street, was broken into, au ‘of brown’ cloth, also two pl ne) rile of black cloth stolen therefrom. The above revard willbe given ow the revovery ofthe property, or $35for the ehension i a iT, AUGUST 25, id & Albert, No, 225 Ful d five pieces of black aid two pieces black eass’ mere and a ret Zi 1eeegi tl = Hi S C3 SE .ABS22 | 82Se: f Brokers’ Board, ahrs Boston and Wor- ;, 90 Eastern Railroad, road, 9834; 3 Boston & Reading Railroad Bonds, 1850, 5534; DOMESTIC MARKETS. cn, Aug. 28,—Holdet N2cR PRS cravings of hui & = OsTON, Avg. 2B. cester Railroad, 107 syable Maine et $1000 do, 1860, 6234. $F oS - ‘¢ ( fe) '? B mA BE BNE 5 2. ei NO CARTMEN-$5 REWARD WILL BE Palb BY GC W. ¢ thief of Police, to the cartms law == Ree, it of flour have ad- ‘since the reception of the Britan- , have been effect- are, for flour, $4 25 sen, 280; Rio coffee, 430, and shoulders vied a Black ‘Trunk red Carpet Bag from a porter house, No. 10 Centre street, on Monday ening, August 23th, to some ot the bouts, or ekewhere, on leaving such information a8 may be re- pee Beeeel i+ vanced their price nia’s news. But small sales, howe The quotations of the mar! to $4 314; sugar, 4 to 10; hameare worth 60. sid 4c. ‘Nothing done im grain. FOREIGN MARKETS. Rio ve Janerso, Juty 19.—My last advice was under date the 13thinst. Business continues inactive. Flour—Stock, more or less, 38,000 er Susan, 1,052 barrels in retail, at 231/000 rs. ; Triest Belmont, Fredericksburg, at 19) be unusually white and good, other holders of Baltimore would gladly sell at the same price, but their flour not being as white or good, dealers refuse to buy—it oan hardly be considered worth over 17000 now, as dealers are su; Tmported this month 11,105 bbls of flour. Coffe er 100 Ibs on board. Firsts 2/600 a 2\ lo, do. Very little eomesin, and the demandis stea Brokers say prices will be higher, at least for fair to good. onth, to the United States, 34,870 bag Hides—La Plata 125 a 130 rs asked, 734 a73¢ board; Rio Grande 130 140 rs asked, 715 a 79-10 do do. Holders have raised their pretensions in consequence of reduced stock, and of advices from e—23d ‘on time, and looking up; very little doing—a large amount of bills offering, and takers not disposed to do business, opinion is, that dail will be more satisfact - ned his character, vines Bac little fear rough, ugly custo: and (which, no doubt, would be considered by bins as complimentary,) could cut a man’s throat as scientifically as any guerilla chief in Mexico. Hav- ing acted a8 a spy for the American army, and portant services; having, for us, so himself that a return to Mexico ld be certain death, the United States govern- ke care of him and his men. him at New Orleans, or soon join them, to take up a position somewhere on our frontiers. This force, it 1s said by military men, is the most efficient for id out of the con- collected at the e shape of duties. x 90 Reading Railroad, 35 a el 36%a 37 Delaware & Hudson Canal, id rr ia Reading Railroad Mtg OST—$3 REWARD—STRAYED Fi corner of 3th street and mare, with black feet and lege. Wheev« receive the above reward. G. ANTED—A SITUATION IN A STORE, BY ‘man; no objection to the country. Apply'at No, ‘opular drama, in two acts, of -y, Mr, Nickinson; Mr. Mr. Brovghamy Edith, Nickinsco; Mra, Brougham. Favorite P: ; To conclude with t ese! Bas, Gin 60° OSiSe OT It will be perceived that most of these securities have declined several per cent. within the past four or six This is a very extraordinary fact in the face of the improvement in the money market, and ¢.n only be aceonnted for by the ubsence of operators, and | the little disposition evinced by those in the market to | operate. Money is almost a drug in the street ; capi- are literally begging people to take al rate of interest, and still secu- | rities of all kinds are very much depressed. state of things exists in London, and it is eq It appears to us that there must bea | change for the better soon ; that there will be a move- ment of some kind that will gi aiversity Pinee, a i performed 1n) compromitted Sales have been—Richmond, » 2.220 barrels, at 211/500 ; ; Baltimore, said to at 17|\500. Some ANTED—A SITUATION BY A PROT! to purse children, or do light work. Apply Doors open at 74 ment feel bound to ti He has sixty waitin; thereabouts, and wi ANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, A situation as cook; is @ good washer and ironer; can give ity or country refercnoes, Please enquire at 697 Greenwich MERICAN MU: ‘itehoock, Mans covery evening at leagure of annvuel jer in creation, Major Littletinger, ing tho same relation to tke famous Lill — finger does tothe thumb, He is ten. years/old, onl high, aud weig tk * every halt ter before 8. ‘The Mans; most extraordiny ANTED—A YOUNG LAD, WHO 1S WILLING 70 patian that the Hetle work, wishes to bind himeelf to a trade ; a Tin and Copper- best of reference Cos) given, A line 1. BROWN, 9 John ANTED—A_ SITUATION, iain cooking, washing, and ironii ly useful ia the hous:, ni from her last piace in the ccuntry. For partioulars, inquire at 62 James street, New York, ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS PARTNER IN A LU- crative Mercantile busiaess, with a capital of Five Hundred Dollars, By addressing a note to A B C, Herald offico, stating where an interview may be had, further particulars will be given, Referencesexchanned, ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ENG- Twa first rate cook. Has no objection to as. sist in washing nnd ironing. The batt of city references can be ng such arervice. tingent fund, or from the mone Mexican ports by our army, in t About the compensation, however, there need be hs only 13 Tus. ; frgm_ 10 to haif-past 12. o'el ult 5; and in te evening, fhe manager “hts aloo, en ‘ighlanc Baby, Enormous Boa Constrictor. the famoua Forwne “tall i privet 1k; im the afternoon, from activity to this dor- impetus to every branch of Secretary Mason has returned from his visit to Virginia, and resumed the duties of his office. He was called thither by the sickness of a child nearly two years of age, who died last week, tely consu'ted at an whole, including Mu- and olden to walk alo1 actions of every kind; no one seems willing to tak e lead in any speculation, and confidence still re- Government securities vary a fraction from day to day, but the premium still rules ie last loan wastaken. This enables those who obtained the bulk of it “to relieve jurplus without loss,and relieves the market by distributing it. more equal country and througheut Europe. mains at a very CENTS—THIS MOST resort, commanding the finest views and the most cemplete and elegant accommodation for visite mod during the ¢ay, and in the even'ng brilliant! ‘Much amusement maj the 100 together with the splen Keying, executed by the ing at Castle’ Garden durin, rs of great battles, at ASTLB GARDEN—ADMISSION 12) above the rate at which Wasiuxoron, August 28, 1848. Mr. Polk's Plans—Issue of Stock—The Condition xpected advices from 'y. and that the rate will go up considerably. Metals—Patriot dollars 2060 a 2/100 ; doubloons 32) 32)\400; some demand, and a good sup- in the market. Freights—Dull for the Uni- We have dates from the Rio Grande to the 9th inst.; the market was very much over-stocked with most imports, and business was dull. Flour was notin large supply, but only in retail demand. About 2500 barrels are going down from this, and 1000 to Port Ale- gre. Hides dull at 63¢ cts perlb, on board. Shipments to the Continent were stopped. Wehave nothing late from La Plata. where, at the date of last accounts, 8 were very bad in business, both at Montevideo ly through the ellency, James K. Polk, President of the tes of North America, Commander-in- Chief of the armies and navies therem, &e. &c., is expected here this evening, after a week’s absence from the cares, anxieties, and toils of his high sta- tion—* Uneasy sleeps the head which wears a crown.” And assuredly, James, No.1, could speak. feelingly on the subject. Mr. Polk left Bedford Springs on Friday, in time to reach the Presidential mansion on Saturday; but that would have been a gross and palpable violation of his plan; and Mr. Polk was never known to break through any plan which he once decided upon. from this city, he declared he would be away one week—no more nor no less—and it was, therefore, impossible for him to violate his word by returning Tle will be here this evening. chronicler of Mr. Polk’s life dips his goose quilk in the Ethiopian fluid, let this characteristic stand prominently forward. p The amount of stock issued during the past week, greatly exceeded that of any former similar een by the statement i Ags ‘tist on board, while the summer of 187—also, several uena Vista, &e., in Mexico, anda va = : =a 3 g 4 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG ham! 1. or to do the general ool Washer and ironer, 16 Daane street, fortwo = Tr rm poet, Loan da Vile fe et private fami Y ONY mall private family; anes — gree oFeity reference given, Eniul ro 66rI\HE CAMPBELL’3 ARECOMING. ‘Triumphant succese—Society Library Rooms, 348 Broad: corner of Leonard street—C: Mi the " direction of G, A, Kimberly.) © HOUSE PAINTERS—THE ADVERTISER, HAY ‘a knowledge of Sign and Ornamental Painting, wishes for a Ship Painting. No objections 500 do, "67, 5000 U 8 5's, "63, 1000 Kentucky ‘6's, tho ve bee hat en ie ing, iJ hi ‘the yi tertainments evi steady Situation at the House o1 togoin thecountry, Address “ Pal 0 PROVISION MERCHANTS.—A YOUNG MAN, (23) who has lived mostly in the country, and at the Weat, is de- sirous of obtaining permanent cmployinent in some respectable house, where he can obtain a knowledge of the business. Is ace tive, possessed of a good education, address, &e,, aud can give the best of references. Salary, except to_meot expenses, Communications addieaced to “R. J. P York,” will be promptly attended to after Thursday next, ARTNER WANTED-TO JOIN THE ADVERTISER IN a well established dry goods store.—To any respectable pat- iy, this will be found a desirable investment, Capital required, $1,000cash, Every information will be name and address, to H. H. 100K WANTED—TO GO ON BOARD A FIRST class western steamboat, To white man,wko thoro understands his business, and can prodnee ral wages w ll be given, “Address, By note, Capt C. 4 Pine sect, AR RET PESSRRSES| that they will continue evening this week, introducing at exch concert @ full ani val imme of most popalar pieces in Ethiopian Mrlody, Tebrated Statue Dance, and Hig! ‘West. Doors open at 7— commence at 8. abesiSuue Suc! canal af = é & a do Eric RE, n f 30 do Manhattan Bk, §7' $1000 cio Per cont ie 7 per cent ho ae a ‘Ko. including the nd Hing by Mr. ‘at 8 Admission 25 conte particular request of several formance, commencing. So'elock. Admisvior, 25 cents—childre on ~ BW YORK GALLERY OF ‘Common Council having taken for Public Offices, the trustees of t Exhibition will be cloved until fur or ita re-opening, of which due notice will ANORAMA OF TAYLOR'S CAM ‘the Minerva Rooms, 406 Broadway, Marches, Encampments, and Battles fougnt by gives correct views of the ovuntry, the most beautiful paint o'clock. Afternoon exhi EE Marri On Monday evening, 28th instant, by the Rev. A. M. Osborn, Mr, Henry Hyer, to Miss Exiza Hacan, youngest daughter of Wm, Hagan, Eeq., all of this city. ., by the Rev. George F. Kit- to Miss Axeita A., youngest all of this city. When he started Charleston, 8. C., tell, Dr. Wiison F. Bev, daughter of Isaac Jaques, 60 shs Canton Co INE ARTS.—THE ion of the Rotunda Institution give notice ther arrangements can 4000 Erie Bis ,7 per ct sha Ni CITx THADK REPORT. New Yorx, Tuesday, Aug. 20—2 P.M. Asuxs.—The market continues quiet, at $5 31% a $5 8734 for Pots, and $5 6734 for Pearls. ‘There is but little doing in this staple, and no sales of moment transpired to report; prices are as yesterday. Four, &c.—Western Canal Flour continues firm, with an upward tendency in pric light, and the demand for the East and exports, Trangactions reach 2000 barrels at $5 56% a $! for common State Genesee, Oswego, Lockport, and ‘Western; $5 68% 8 5 8134 for Prime Genesee ; $5 75 & $6 00% for Fancy ; and $6 a $6 75 forextra. South- There have been sales of 2000 barrels Richmond City for shipping to South America, deliverable at the mills, on terms not stated. Ry. Flour is dull at $3 873 @ $3.94. Meal is more steady. les of 300 barrels Jersey at $3 12% 8 ontinues firm, with the fair demand. A fale has been made of 4000 bushels Chicago for the it 980. Prime Genesee is held at | $1218$122. The inquiry for Corn is moderate ; | parcels are rather firmer. Hay—We report sales of 400 bales North River at 40a45c for cosumption; Died, IGN LN MEXICO, aT On Saturday evening, the 27th inst., after a linger- shows natural as Tite the illness, THomas Macixn, New York Pilot, aged 85. n the 26th inst., after a Jon, Mr. Leow Pevnorv, & native o His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend his funeral, 238 William street, corner In Brooklyn, Long Island, on Tuesday, the 28th inst., after along and cevere illness, Mrs, Euizanetn Miv- BURN, aged 07 years and 9 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, at the corner of Hoyt and Dean streets, at half past 4 o’clock, this (Wednesday) after- noon, without further invitation. On'Tuesday, the 29th inet., of consumption, Mary Bares, wife of Joseph Bates, in the 63d year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend her funeral, at 4 o'clock, this afternoon, from 699 Greenwich street, without further invitation. 20th ‘inst., of decline, Racnar. and daughters of Nicholas Dimond, aged and lingering illness, jordeaux, France, ever seen. Open o7 ibidions Wodacaday and Gatdrda ‘0 GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM. ‘Apply at No. 108 OARD.—ONE OR modated with Board in a private family. Hammersley street, between Hudson and Greenwich stree' OARD IN CHAMBERS STREET, l48—A HANDSOMELY Furnished Front Parlor on Second Floor, will be let to a le Gentleman. Possession given immediately. If be let petcesiahed: Also several Single Rooms, period, as will be si BLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers, showing country of mty-three hundred miles, being by far the largest painting est rivers on the globe, extending more The receipts are 60 cents; children half price. Pai noraima will commence moving at So'clock, Afternoon performances on Wodnesdays and Satur- YARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A Lady, or twe Single Gentlemen, with a Gclightful room in the pleasantly located modern built dwelling 8 Wooster, near Canal street. For particulary call between Gentleman and his ern is rather quiet. days, at 3 o'clock. ACRED DIORAMA S—NOW EXHIBITING EVERY nd Wedneaday. and Saturd: 3 at the (Toe at t Spectacle of the World and the Instrumental Accompa: ington has just completed » $600,800 The news from Ireland has thrown a universal gloom over every one who feels for hi To those who AZAARS.—10 THOSE GENTLEMEN ABOUT TO FIT up bazaars and Picture Galleries.in New York.—The sub- ctfully begs leave to offer his ‘seme experience—In the pictorial, literary and fancy decoration. ‘To those gentlemen about to fit them up, by dozens, half dozens, h corner of cross streets, the contract Will be ‘much less rate than when one or two only arv con- plated. Forrpecimens of taste and competency, ay sonally at'the Bezasr, now in fall tide of most successful opera- tion, 148 Chatham street, corner of Mulbe ad permitted them { selves to believe the statement in the Tribune, the of disappointment hasbeen excessive. had any faith in that account ; but as more than a mere expression of disbelief would have been useless, we went no further. ti that report, that several regiments of the line had turned against the government. Now any one atall ‘the composition and regula- tions of the British army, must at once Rs this was, untrue. soldier is a mere maciine. dar not breathe, scarcely, unless by permission of his ofthcers. The officers ure neatly all slips of aris- tecracy, who have no feelings in common with down upon civilians. turn, the civilians cordially hate both officers and men. The army, therefore, looks upon the peo- ple as its natural enemy; and we might as well expect to see a marine and a sailor walking up street arm in arm, as to see the British soldier fraternize with the peopie. 8 thinks for himself. In England his whole thought 1s to keep his musket and belt clean, and his hair If freland 1s successful ultimately, it must be by thrashing the soldie: One great reason, we apprehend, for the ap- parent want of enthusiasm among the people the late émeute 1s, that the potato crop is most luxuriant this year. ‘The Irish peasant fights for food, and not for political reform is comperatively plenty, he is wil frieze around him, and whiff his doudeen in quiet. The great curse of Ireland, after all, 13 excess of population ; and we®do not know a better pplication of the money lately collected in this country, than to assist in bringing out emigrants to our more favored land. It’s all very fine tor gen- tlemen, comfortably dressed, with plent and money in their purses, to get up tadignation meetings, and prate about bearding the lion in his . t perhaps very desirable, 1s impraeticable, and these gentlemen would, therefore, confer a far greater blessing upon oor of crowded Ireland, if they would them. means to get away and room to their fellows. We put it calmly to these persons, what good would result to Ireland, in her present crowded state, even should she succeed in shaking off the British yoke? They could scarcely take away the private propert doctrine ‘has been repudiate 2 and would find no support in any civilized commu- nity; and we doubt very much if universal suf- frage would feed even a single family. 5 _,1t is stated that the people intend to remain quiet till next winter, when the soldiers will be obli to go into quarters. winters in Ireland are not like those of Sometimes, during the whole winter, ice 1s not formed--never, at all events, over an inch or so thick. What is to prevent the soldiers from being as effective then as they are noW? Perhaps, in- deed, some mountain fastnesses may be. then in- accessible. What of that? British from the land, the possession of these fast- nesses will add but little strength. In conclusion,§we may usk, what good do the vate by thus foolishly merely because th seevices—having had Euiza, the tw! Ti months and 3 days, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend their funeral, from the resisdence of their fa- ther, No. 9 Beaver street, at 2 o'clock, this day. In Bgooklyn, on Tues Rian, infant son of Robert l year, 4 months, and 8 days. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residenc of his parents, No. 226 Bridge atreet. the 20th inst., of chronic inflammation , Grace McGaw, in the 71st year of her age. ‘At Utica, on the 26th inst.,in the age, Ronen Getvrstox, son of Henry and Sarah Reade, of this city, eminently qualified, morally and men- tally, for the eacred profession of the church, and in the bright hope of future usefulness. to that intense stud dered as indixpensible to the exercise of his futare cle- rial functions. _ A. 0. D.—GRAND BOARD OF DIRECTORS, U. 8— tives are hereby notified, that a spec rd of Directors, U. 8., will be held room, No. 46 Centro street, this Wednesday evoning, the 30th inst., at So'elock, for the purpove of receiviny to invite the sul Deluge. Assisted nimenta, Mr. H. Diorama, intended to illustrate Days of ‘he Creation! exhibits seonery, and powerful optical ef from the Chave and Darkness the final completion of the great the first and second chai Eastern market. the Six moveable figures, the vo changes ed “Universe, until work of Creation, as devoribod ia It was stated in it is worth 4950c Detter; sales were made of 20th inst., Winiias Va- nd Lucinda Perrin, aged Tal din, Sele Agent and Superintendent of the People’s Bazaar. conversant with 1 7,00 Engravings to choose from Storeroom, 102 Nassau INDERS’ AND HATTERS’ LEATHERS OF ALL VARIE. ties of colorand finish; also, undressed, colored, and book &e., for sale by the pac iy 8G. WALKEIE 121 Wate O BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.—FOR SALE, A Machine, C. H. Kerk, maker, Philadel. n lifter” attached; is in complete order; Also, a second-hand Cutting Machine,with ide and sliding carciage, for trimming i jul!, but firm; moderate salei $11 3776, and P th sales of 101 last quotations. Cut meats are firm; there have been sales of hams in pickle at 6c. Lard isin demand, and holders stiff; sales sum up 300 a 400 barrels at 8° . Butter—Sale of 100 packages common Ohioat10c. Cheese—Some 200 boxes changed hands d in light supply, at $8 75a$4. ‘Wuiskey—We note a sale of 70 barrels Ohio at 23340, and 900 do prison at 24c, Torspay, August 20. The flour market was again firm: in come cases, were made terday’s prices. utizul and perfect work of the kind existing, and ome acxhibition tho highort mechanical Ingenuatey ith a ingenuity, with the jo effocta, assisted by superior ta—Chiaoe, aad Stars, Fourth Day. Creation Creation of Anim: five. With this com Pare ii, Grand Dioramas of the Deluge: Neketaas ote shana "a iran iorama lay re ote half price. Surin Has atBorcla pepo second-hand Rulin; the people, and | phio, with “Edwards's E t Rice continues firm Doors open st 7. NOR SALE.—“THE PLACE, long and favorably known 4 Nassau atroet. PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPER PRUPRIETORS— ‘orsale one second hand double inehe 1,1 do do, Led & NO. 86 NASSAU STREBT, Th ‘The enti y, : 8 slight adva: In France the soldier The cales embraced the usual assort- ment of brands, including this State, wego, Southern was steady, Wheat continued firm, and sales of new Genesee were made wt a slight advance tio’ Corn was firm, and the were freely mde, including the for export to Ireland, and, in rome vases, at a'slight improvement Meal was steady, with sales of Western on terms stated below. was steady, without material change in prices. Oats Provisions remained com- juiet, while sales of Pork were light. Lard irm. Groceries were quiet. ars landing, though prices were steady. ite of the cotton market Asuxs—Small sales of 60 a 75 bbls pots were made at $5 3734, There was no change in Re down the Hudson River :—Aehes, _—Flour—Sales of 6000 a 6000 bbis.were te parcels, includin, at'$5 60a $5 623; other lots were 300 do fair to pure Genesee at $5 7: common Genesee, Oswego, Ke. a $5 75. Sales of 200 a 300 bbi 'd 600 do Brandywine sold at the same price Wheat—Sales of 2200 bushels of made at $1 22; 1700 do Chic: do poer quality do at 85c. about 70,000 a 75,000 bushels, in various se] about 20,000 mixed, at 6534 goa 6le for high mixed and inder Prose, bed 41 by 26 | {7"0n¢ half interest of the same, | is th presses will be put im | Sndf ‘mrniture thruugheut, Mercantile ensicemente pr rectahe R. HOE & CO. | Sivertiser from devoting the time which the Place” teaginns He would preter di (0 PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, A SECOND HAND FOOLS. erial Washington, and ofan interest tom suitable person. For + “Represen of the Grand Boat EWIS S. FORD, on the promises, be- Super Royal, and Im #, and Inking Machines, 4 __=.B HOB.& ©O.,2 and 31 Golder. » 'O LET—THREE PLEASANT ROOMS, IN HOUSE No. 36 Hubert street, on the second floor, toa small family, Rent ‘Ten dollars per month, from 1st September. ‘O LET~THB BUILDIN , not by coaxing. the report, of the dinate lodges to &, in their proposed virit to Newark, Sth day of September, Punctual at: B MASON, G. See'y. ‘3 POLITICAL WORKS, IN ONE VOLUME, AT Valo, No. 3 Franklin square, New York. 50 cents; and Com: ; Straus's Lite of Christ, or Inquiry into the Origin of the Scriptures; Voltaire'’s mary and Essays, on yesterday’ market active. different grades, EL, OPPOS ITE THR GEN ERAL POS? extensive alteratior = ‘will be found on trial to have no th in point of accommodation and. mo. ‘oflee room 1s one of th HE QUEEN'S HOT! Office, St. Martin's . J, on Toesday next, the tendauce is, requested. ; and when food No. 70 CHURCH STREET, lling to wrap his between Chambere and Warren atrects, well situated for a professional man, or may, at aamall expense, be converted into a genteel dwelling for a small family. Apply on the prem LET.—A BEAUTIFUL LARGE STORE TO LET, 143 Folton street, near Broadway, it a lamp store for a number of rears. of September, Inauire of P. AST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE—LADIES AND Gentltmen having superfluous effects to dispose apparel, &c., can obtain a fair for the subscriter thi Attend at their residence remained about the same, ic Chicf Steward of the British ‘New York to Mr. G. A. Whit VRE, TOUCHING AT COWs#S—THE WELL umship United States, burthen 2000 tons, W=. G. mander, will leave New York for Havre, on Ties. at Cowes, to land passenger IF, jenve Havre for New York, on Wednesday, res also, on the return trip. For freight or Dosrare, apply to CHARLES H, MARSHALL, 38 Burling siip, New York, or to ‘A. G, SMITH & Cow Havre, LAVE, LAMSON & Co., Paris, BARING BROTHERS k Co, J. R. CROSKEY, Esy., Southamptor, ]\HE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA WI Jersey City, ou Wetne BY. R. TOWNSEND HUDDARTS BOARDING AND Day School, 22 Enst 14th street, between University Place ed after the Sammer vacation, on ‘ulars ean be obtained and applica: bove. toll A. M. daily be found noticed below. 153, Pais street, ee day, October 3, touchi and Sth avenue, will. be re. Ry. Qotober By senatt Monday, Septesnber 4th. C R for admistion made, at his resid ni ‘anted—A Classical Teacher, Apply from ELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES—MRS. TIORN- inform parents thaty hor School ednesday in September, at No, 204 2000 bbls Oswe Il this, though ton desires respectful commence on the fi umbin street, South Brooklyn, OUSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 8 WALL st, \d 43 South 3d st, Philadelphia. — , London and Liverpool, RAVELLING TRUNKS.—JOHN CATTNACH, TRUNK Manufacturer, No.1 Wall streot, corner of Broadway, has tof Trunks, lesalo and retail. Also, & le Leather Trunks, suitable for American or an travel, and Portmanteaus for the French Malle Poste, rs for the Weet Indies, South America, &c., filled with des town were made sciened nian by od ‘ROM THE (up stairs) New York, The New Jersey Magnetic Telegraph Com} bie that they are now * House's Printing Telegr superior article o' pany the receive aud transmit, by 1¢8 ontrusted to their Promptness and fidelity, This line crosses th North tiverat Fort Washington, and runs directly into the oity It also connects with all others, except the HUGH DOWNING, Prosident. 0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —AN OWNER IS WANT. ed for a barrel of bottled porter or brown stout, delivered. ») Ly a carman nnknowa, to Wi ‘ork. The eg Ep pane to come for. expenses, and t: ita nN. ma will be sold for svorege. WOODWORTH, IMPORTER OF FANCY fang, Bohemian Gi Card Cases, Portfolios, Whips, Wriking Canes, Ferfumery, &e., &c,, wholesal GLASSES AND FANS. —FREDERICK A. WOOD- , 325 Broadway, opposite the Broadway Theatre, hat Just received, and is now opening, an invos Inssoss esly to order, anil comprisi Also an entire new collection of rich dress Particular attention of purchasers, PRICES—CYRUS W. FIELD & CO, No. 11 Cliff street, (Noar John, ol States, at prices . Mt: will leave pier No, 4, 2, at four o'clock, igned by the clerk on board, Price of signees are particularly requested to atten goods immediately after LEST SOUIHERNER, Caj N.R, on Saturday, Sept. ‘orn—The sales reached TK to afi all despatch cels among whic! for Western, to Svc a flat yellow; 3000 s 4000 do white at d at 560; 4000 do fair Southern white, damaged, 2200 do flat yellow at G0c a 61c; 2000 do handsom 8000 a 10,000 do at 65c. Other lots SEIGNETTE BRANDY LANDING.—120 HALF, QUAR- nd eighth pipes genuine A, Scignette brandy, pale roof, received direct from the eld es ise, at Rochelle, land! of citizens—that ¢ arrival of the steamer. SPOFFORD, TILESTON & Co, __ 48 South street. NA, AND NEW ORLEANS Mth September—The on W.T, Thompson, commander, of th has been faithful tauncl and very stron; Lias two engines, with all uh im prove. as life boats and powerful hat can be worked (0 su ip with water, in case of neoi white at 60c, an were also included. within ¢1 Meal—Sale bbls ‘Western, at $3; 300 do Jersey at —Sales of 4500 ‘bushels Flour—Sales of 200 dbli ‘about four weeks ton stteet, New AILS, TWINE, SHO EAD, CARPET WARP, SAI fanilla and hemp ( , Glue, &e, Ke. For sale A & CUMIN G, 106, Pearl {NTIRELY NEW AND IMPORTANT INVENTION.—DR, Lovett's Patent Knamolled Plat 1 Teo public are respectfully invited to examine this beautiful inven tion, whereby the most timid can hayo teeth inserted on plate without fear or poesibility of showing the gold, besides nu- Incrous other advantage that titement. Dr. Levett, Dentist not called for in on PrReweRice a. Goods, 825 then of near 1000 tons the very best materials; res; cot well found. ive speed and safet, pumps, indeperdent of the eng: the boilers, or immerse the shi by fire,even should it become necossa conseciuence of fozs or ether causes. to give comfortand safe'y. North river. For freight & $3.25. Rye le at Tleas2o. Rye remade at $3 8734 a $4. Oats—Canal were worth about Sic a 360; Jersey were Receipts down the Hudson River. Wheat flour, bois. ere Broadway, corner ly to 3South st, n order to driv KY DER, 73 South In order to drive the MO. TS. 117 West stroet, ite—In Savannah, Messrs. Padel Co; in New Orleans, Paradise, Saffarans & \OR NEW ORLEANS—LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK Line of Packete—To succeed the I ed packet, bark Genesee x Correx—Sales within ROBER' y or two of 1200 bags St. t for export, at 6c; 400 do Laguayra at 10 do Java at 8\ie a 8345, Cottox—The sales amount to 800 bales, chiefly for export, and prices remain as yesterday. latterly has been for other than Liverpool; operators for that market requiring @ greater reduction than tolders are yet prepared to submit to. dull market at our present quotations, LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Mmanufeetured ex; ble variety of sty! D AGUE.—ONE BOTTLE OF DR. CUMMIN'S arranted to cure any case of Ague an y Will be returned. Ass tonic, and stro the system, for lo ithas no cjual, Sold at nue Dand Thitd street, at Street, Bieoklyn. Price one dollar per bottle. ONNEL'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR—IT 18 CON- that its effects are truly wonderful.— » Eyes, Sprains, and all ex- The market con- Fang, to which be invites tl fmends of Ireland antic: shuttivg their eyes to tact are unpalatable! Why not rather calmly loo! them in the face and devise practical means for the amelioration of the condition of the Irish people? They have a lutge sum of money 1n their hands, and itwould soon be doubled. Lett besentto Ireland to bring over emigrants—to ease her surcharged po— pulation, and not in the purchase of musk take Canada. We know we do not take the lar view of the subject; we know it woul much more patriotic to write stuff about the ease with which England can be beaten; but, whilst we yield to no man in love for Irel: which gave us birth—we still prefer to look at aflairsin a rational point of view, even though it should be deemed unpatriotic by the unreflecting. at the oy ree hee ry fin 4 the new, fast sail- ‘34 Beekman stroet am i most pint stocks of Pay foot of Wall street, or to in New Orleans, Messrs, BRYAN Promptly fore ard all goods to their adds ona, EW, HINE_REGULAR PACKET OF ‘coded by Medical All pains axe removed after itis applied. For sore Nij ternal sores it has no equal, Certifi ates from many” phy their practice, cam be seen. Only reek. Fy Ri 6,00) reams good White Plain and Ruled Ca reams good White Flat Cap, at good Straw Boards, at 20 per Ih; at $1 T ream ; 1 por eam 10,000 good Hanging Paper, at 434 LIVERPOOL—Ni 16th of September EW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 31 CROSBY STREET—L. have’ aR kd F. oe Auctioncer.— Auction Sales of Saddles, This an: Kem w ‘Odlock, with Catringen, Ke, BA atl jrocer's on, and & recor JOUN B. CATELELD, Propriota ‘a8 HORSE FOR SALE—A VERY Fi ore forsale, color dark bay or brown! aittoca bands hive goven years, old. Warranted perfectly ound and kind, aud 16 trot a mile in Joss than minutes, and of seen ut72 Reade street. Enquire RENCH CRYSTAL SHSET.—WINDOW AND PICTURE brand, and double thickness, ia all 600,000 G, dat What, Sheridan, and sal ats BOTTLES, AND O» Kel ‘s Lini Torses, Carriages. ‘pain nd do, do. $2 October, ber regular day. oat reat OR MARSEILLES —THE WELL-KNOWN BARK MAR lock with Horses. hand Cart, nearly Manager. rhe, tera Mi ‘to cure ag itis taken. oi ret dose ; is ten times cheaper than any other embrooat 3 10 gross at ‘Office, 230 Pearl "Ralfread Tushtos, Clark & Coy and the city and country, We, $4 per dor., $42 street; The Harlem Of the drugzista goncrally ¢h roughou' HE VIRTURS OF GOURAUD'S MEDICATED SOAP, FOR ‘ the akin from sun burn, tan and other draw! 8 to beauty ny st te roo. have returned to town (Ney had never left Whole da nelemen aftictetl with tender ‘nt the depot, 67 Walker street, firat store FROM 120 Wa:Lington st, Boston; Peirce, Stanwix Hall, Albany, &e, EFFRIES' ANTIDOTE [8 THE Mt for Gonorrhoa and of nowinal. Rone. nr iteady, with sales of 300 Massachusetts, including No. 1, at $11; No. 2, at }j at 8 60 ; and 100 do. do. of the latter, ear some 2,600 quintals cod re- Favuit—The market was better for raisins, and retty much all in first hands, was racing 2,000 boxes) at $1 558 $1 the latter figure. Frricnt:—Rates for Ireland were active, and two or three vessels were taken up for Cork, and a market at 914d) @ 0}4d for corn in bulk, and some engagements for a direct port were made at 9d. For Liverpool, Cotton was ie 6-32d, Lard was engaged at 20s for the por Prompt despatoh. endurance. To be Barrimone, August 29, 1848. The Free Soil Convention—Immensity of the Party —Fleccong the Voluntcers—Theatricals, §e. The Maryland free soil convention assembled ia this city, and, as I predicted a few days since, the participation of abolitionis drove trom it nearly all of our substantial citizens who were disposed to join in the movement, leay- ing little else but the windy and frothy elements to be found in every city, ready to ride every new hobly that is set up. It was but poorly attended,. and at no time, during the day, was there more than thirty persons in the room, including reporters, members ot the convention, and lookers on. Atthe: time of organisation,there were ten persons present, and Dr. John Rose was called to the chair, and John G. Wolcott appointed secretary, A declaration of free soil principle read, and all who signed them w take part in the convention. 2 journmentto 40’clock took pl from the committee on organisation, reported the ersons as permanent officers of the con= PActE FOR HAVR Denis, G. lone, Mi (E—SECOND LINE—THe SHIP ST, Hor eight or pea BOYD & ~~ fl et on the Ist HTRGKEN, Agents, No, 83 Wall street, OR SALE.—THE SUBSCRIDER OFFERS FOR SALE HIB “a 4 O8T EXTRAORDINARY WORK—TO THE Glass, of the above des’ rable sixes, fromm pals. to ree up (em- , closing firm at \gent for the United States. CURTAIN MATERIALS AND han in Velvete, C Fi English Bunting, Carpets ee jam street, near John, ND SPLENDID E, built of tho best materials, 4, and warranted to sail ns fast ae mut *4' tons menswrem NICKERSON, 25 South HOLBROOK & ADAMS, 13745 C BEMARE OF THE SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE or.—Mrs Carroll's Medicated Vapor, Sulphur and are a certain ‘tone colds, rheu- respiratory orzans, hing cold after bay: Teadinens, interest in the Li abipa is too well known to need in its organisation, sorted colors Silk and Cot Morens, Rattinete, F (O8T EFFECTUAL erionee has proved that it will rads desirable result is obtained in Ginsexc—We notice sales of 1,000 Ibs, at 280, cash. Son te aut ob Mouasses—The market was fiat, and buyers seemed ose besliky digeeian Ge to show but little disposition to operate; sales since 60 hhds Cuba Muscavado at 190 a 19!¢ ; out of the market, at pri- n 100 bbie sugar-house at | ILOT BOAT FOR SALE —THE NEW A\ 4 ‘yacth or pilot boat, YANKEI ors unnecessary any pion to usual pursuit , whether married OF married as dtclcae Poms, and the moat, eficient sour Trinidad to vate bargain ; and b; rt iad Y auctios oun discover the causes, eym jurious effect, either constita- way, corner Joha ly tionally or locally, can be caused Sole Agont for this city, ©. H. RI Navan Sronxs—Spirits continued firm, with eules of | y da | Tor tinsved was file, and prices | Mt hat 56 a S70; several thousand gallo © sales, in separate lots, reached 500 | Meas, at $11 37k 9 9. Lard—Sales of 600 Beef--Sales of | aay; W., Davis, Basen.” Om tae tranainitted by mail, feve of to l. UEAU, oe A. M. MAURICEAU, box 200 bbla, at 400, thi 0 rhe tae ra fevee, PER, 14 DUANE STAEBT, BETW! in, Re, al 4 ae ‘and Willinm streeta, ‘the #._ Sulphur Baths al practi OCTOR FAWCETT HAS 0 1 JOR FAWCETT HAS REMOVED U18 OFFI yield to his mode of Mercurial System. Strict WEEN CHATHAM fourteen years ing taken these ba pressed, at 58 a 590; #1 of the former at TO 5: Ited on Private Disases. iad & @ vonfusion of he intellect, and aver: tion to society. A cure Warranted in every case, or no charge a 600 bbls of pork; includin; $11 44; and prime, at $8 94 ‘8.600 bbla were reported, at 160 bbls mess were made at $: es were made at $20. Butter—Sales of 200 pac! common Ohio, (at 10 a 1040, 800 boxes cheese, at 6% a 6%c, Rice continued firm, wit 800 bags S; tion, at 1046, treatment, eaten constitutional debility, brought on apply with « certainty of oure, clock, an ad e, when Mr. Breck, Timbe and so i of the fice, 51 Dey street EMINAL WEAKNESS, IM! Practical Private Treatice cont —DR. RALPH'S in- eeener ona of formation, and but too little und it Cheese—Sales of 200 it $4 per 100 Ibs, rare dinponed ot President— David Gamble, of Frederick county. Vice Presidente--Dr. Jobn Rove, of Baltimore city; Edmund H, Lewis, Baitimore county; Robery Gard