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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

TRLArlsE on tho Diseases ~ Infants. f.rr 80 on
a recent Clinical ohsoUnions and iavcH sli-u. o. "a.
biological Anatomy, male o. tlo Hospital do 2. n.r
lfC gcf, wuha Dissertation on tho validity OF N.. d,
by CIV BILLIARD MD ,ot laiis, with Nres, BY ~ O..ef,
~ Augrre translated tom tifr lft Ft0uch Edition. with
an Appendix hy James riCWau, 81 d. tV oct
j. huirli. nRtNKER A MpfNl&
EHEsU LIME cargo Of Tlicmasion n,v one
II lime, nov the wharf, Tor safe low tom iiic ST.
i10 IkMEs FISHER A son
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4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT % Drnor ana Tea SETS new
\ Gni handsome Te tcrns. cons sung. iE yari,
White 'hira Doing S.'s, % FrcEch shapes
White ttone China 80 DO Do 80
White Liverpool 10 10 10 So
Bloc h..d 0illI colours 10 tio d.
G!I China Tea g greai N.fey lauernF ~h'ch a.
eiii=ens arc nyIci = cal, anc famine al J ENASs'
i1ts nau 81
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I3LANsEieD avn DIakswAX-Ihs h Nd

LYEiI, JOHNSTON 4 IyFtf.
'o ~ ~ Mch,tinc's pi sisrd. Richmnu1. W,
LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, RIFLES. s.c.
HAVING or hlud sn unusual lsr1e atock Yi ..liie
aud e.nEic Grus, Raca Pistols &C. irfn'.. B. ,, 4
manufactured hy mYfch and which have determined fs
se AZ very reduced prices lovers Of gonI gur odd.
we'll io embrace th1 nppuruury DO precut.
rln, 10y calling a. NY od established Gun anil ..,,t
Fiofc .. TNNrH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

CiOiCElot ~ warranted Cast ssci Bufchfrs Pc. TO-
n alec, DateheTs' kuives hnd t1ceyefs Of en- fge f
zee eivel and f0r sale thcsp - HiCHAkDaS tt,
~ n n Hgsg shoskog nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

CONSUMPTION g. LIVER COMPLAINT
tNlLOH's bAisAM Of LIyERWORr.- weakne -.
nervous btacalc8, spiung of b.111 Consumption,
and Liver Cou,lianis. can D.. tene he'd by the O
rensihc ming medicines, which Mil restore tcns 10 the
nrrNrs sod muscular Dr. rsyors Balssn u II
wort has been use successfully oI ten years la the
ru,- OF above named AMI Is assurely an e1
ccllcEtTcncdv.
Cousumpion aud LIVER Compliant Asa scneralreme
"nce, thrrc neArin, eqisi 10 Dr. Tayors bil'aui
OF LNerWor. iswarraniednVt to contain any mercury
mn' ril or ninerel PREPARATION anl being purely Ncsea'
ll can be used wifh the utmost safety by ali persons,
SStty condition. ceansC the lungs by cHpceoTailon re
iovcs dficun bTeatias, ani seems 10 heal the chest
There can be qucsiion bot tJ medicine h certain
cue for Chronic Coughs and Cois. have used for
years la any practice, aud always with susees9 - . .
The oiiown- rcnarks ere iskcn the Medical Ma
2a.is. IhC surguaing t q produced - Dr. Taylor
Hii am 81 fycIw,It. In COusunpuve cases cannot fat
sxcug deep an thrilling ineTe. thTous bout the world
We have su long bssysdig disease (cOngump
bio. that Il ~ difficult 10 credit sensoa when We see
psrsonS, eVdeuy eoneumptVc, restored ~ health Yet
this i tact Of daily occurrences how then can We qn"s
lion the virtue Of the ahoys meicner We hope rlysi
eisnl Will make tria Il ana meleoe, anirepo ia eaecia
10 For salcby
OAySoR. DIugFisi,
AGcat lor Nchmuud, Va
milf One door above the Bell Tavern
INSURANCE. AGAINST FIRE.
personal properly Of all kais well "a wooden build.
logs "a the city OF Richmond agahFt loss domase by
fie on tho most favorable terms Application to be made
10 JAMES KOSHER, Pres,ientR. EA.
or,inLi absence, TO
isi &. u. HYDE. Vice President.
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LONiAN's Jaw DIGEST, sc.

isuMAN' 4 NV iitsiN 4 &C.
INCEST of ihc i.ws rttluF Real fIorcry, gcuc.
- IaIYad' r'ci anil u nee iu ihD United Safce entra
cr- glofc csrrrlly ihc laws cf teal rtctcry boz Nrgnh.
~ John layI1c Lpats. cd ' Judge u Che General
'u.t anil ormciy Professor OF law boz tnc UnWcray OF
Virginia iu flftc volumes
INEtIIURs ANp ApMiNlsrRATORS.
a Trcaise the law Executors ans Ainuisfratrs.
generally u usc infhc lntCl Suea au arc alpfcd
p'ff .afy o. DOC T.-t,s 4 tI.ns ly Joan lsvloc L.
ian SMITH pg'SEER 8 MORRIS
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NMLNIrNN NLMANAU. ~


DARNAnI Hu1rc, 81 w
- Family Recoldf or the Two sister, ~ tatiy Char.
Ditc bIry -juei p5bHshci and ior s1'r "
d~2 swfTU nVfNNrR 4 NORRIS
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IlEE RREIsnisE

We lfea'ise uren ihe Dee, from he pen Of M NOS
= AHie.A tAs tc.1 recognised by De ArricuFursI
49, etnetlly 2. me lest ever pubhah+f nlu 1na
lent account ts here gvcn n the nature habits snf
ioet cneoi Of this curious sud probable uiisr
uok 4 T noTTs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
n RICHARDS co. having turned thcir attention
'rmriy % House Keeping Goods, are pre- Pared Go
furnish almost every thing required for that purpose on
much lower terms than any oiler house possibly can
Hou-o keepers Wl please call ami judge foi
al the s-n oithe saW. II 81 shockoe Hill unI5
MISSES, BOYS AND CIlLDREN's SHOES AID
BOOTS.
a LARGE assortment Of TIE above shoes and Boois
n all STYLES and prices recently received Purchasers
can scarcely tail being suited in goods OF his kind ii they
Will give us a cal. ID BURLINGTON s 90.
no - Mansion House
GENtlFNEN'S SUPERIOR CALFskiN nRlSS
" BOOTS AND NAVY SHOES--Iaccl Miles L SON.
-'euueinen arc informed that thry he Handsomely
hued Win We above Boots ant shoes. We have en-.
ssfi.ent iiom those superior M1nnActurcTz cil OF the
latest fashion. u. BURLINGTON 3 Co
No - Mansion House.
IN SUPERIOR BAG iiaias cured by a. }. y. sI5rrs
~ Of Lou.sa--ior sale.
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NOTICR M RITTCnRRG.

NEW RICE AND CIGEEsi.'--
- ucgccat upctIor Rice
scasks No CheeGc -isutln1 per sclu Tns, aror be-
Tor sale Ia WILLIAMS & IIAN AZ.
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DIR. II. II. FLETCRERis
Pr EET SURG EO.h"S TRUSS


WIS Truss has been tired AMI approved by the ms
eminent Surgeons q, the North sni o4iug "a lis gesi.
nes5o hni7, s ;y Of adaptation the variety oI ne
afecs'u ard ne moderate prise. has tcei cxeasiye,
introircciin those Saesli las also been prcnouncei
superior Instrument, ~ the surgeons ia Philadelphia aud
Baltimore.
Dr. l. received IL, diploma The Mechanics' l1te Fair
in Boston, for lts superiority over all o'h-.s.
supply ~ these valuable ius.i uuenfs lust received
AEf for sale nv GAYNIR
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j. PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
HOAHHOUND CANDY
TINIs incompatible Compound, Tor the cure Of Coughs
eold~, DC - justly celebrated, AMI cvc.y ay hu adds
t3 popularity lie taste ~ very pleasant aud for slfy
and convemence is preferable every other remedy
known. Numerous ceTcates Of it, efficacy are ian the
possession Of the propreors, although deem the rs
piy incfeasnS demand cot the article and hc great favor
with which Il u where received az Inc be. owl
dences Of IFS utility. w.
NJ Observe, every genuine package IL signed by
\. PEASE & son
20, Division street. N. V
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CIYHHA FrC-.-
y ~ lfHms suyr d tlrs
~ botss sicily Lemons, tu very frs orgsr
10 "a.asa s., receiving per ssla HsTJ, q 4
TO- 1ls Iaa iANEt sizfR EOE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

IN decaie EiuaiDns, ul gTeai elci from Constantly
wearing ihis pagter. The sppcaon Of This plaster
weea the shoulders, las found certain reisjy for
Colds coughs phhisc aud lung Affections in their prnsTy
stages. u destroys inflammation 10y producing eopious per
spiraiiun. No phyEcia1 ah1ulIbc wrhouiu.
For parlcul-tssec bills ttst accompanies each box and
directions Each box con,alEs sufficient spread six
eight plascrs. PIce - ceuts per box For sale.
oc II DIV ci2f A G. STEVENS
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HERRINGs, &c.


FAMILY Roe Herrinss, in whole AMI half bbls
Il No I, clint 10
No Mackcrcl, Ia kits-for ealc.
lao T. BURTON
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IN - LENS ELOlAsNrs
FINE assortment of thcsc celebrated Piousha w
~ rHnuariurr1 uu tCcsirel for sale commit a0n
ulc once 81 tho sCUIiiERN PLANTER
For cKprtssioUs % h1 most uuqusif 81 approbsft,o
e mtnu lscuLcfs have leave Do refer the fa6rns sen
nemcn VII Roine, Rev Jesse n Tumcr Ilhn Watk o.
Moidecs \, A.,
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JANUARY 9Th, 1872.
MORE DESlftABLE AND SEAsONAHLE
nOO'IA SHOES

boots AND SHOES.
lkIE have luEt received and opcned dTcct from the
w Manufacturer, the following very srasouablc and
eaTee Goods, which VII be sold 10y the Psck5g other
wise, foT Cash. orio prfHa! customers, only the worry
lowest market pIiceA cay dcaera anj oihcIs. will be-
leased With the qualify OF these Goods and we invite
call They
Mems superior thick scwed Boots-a very article
Do 10 Epei 1Et bound Kip H. Eins do 20
DO 40 do 40 dO no
Roy'a 10 do do do
Nuiiih's do 10 do 10
To- We viii tasc this asou To INFORM TaVn add
country friends, that general stock Of Goods very
COED the season. embracing almost every qualify
style from tho chearcstto tie test article made, and
Gus to rcic IL by the Spring, will sell
y article al the very lowest price,, paculary TO hosc
buying Tor Coai.
Ia Letting from friends and the public generally
continuance ut t.sir aNods- viii not omit
them our acknowledgement Tor those already received,
sNd pledge them unreni'icd eIctHns give slsiac-
ton AZ all times. d. HIILINGTON \ 60.
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN BJois shOe, TRUNK
Leather, Ac Mansion House.
taH
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6O0O POUNDS superior LARD. jGst received, iOi

6OnD POUNDS superior LARD. jest received, fof
ia& FRY & CO.
SohEJHINS ttA-Ih5t received . scry "a
- peTior ~ ot riiici ono slcJT-oT sale.
IA p WYATT. WINSTON, POLLARD s -.
{ HtLDRGs CATER BCOTs.-A lw
~ horcs Caifren's Cater Boots, iist o. eaed much the
hahdsouleit We have had-for sa.e cheap
JUDAH MYERS & Co,
"a - Cheap .soo' AMI rhoe nszlerA
Mr.. PUiNEl' \ for.ucr eufiomrr,, u.o were 10 Tue
VI t-t' o. keeug accounts with tin, Invited
continue tiie.r accounts with bis srccessoIa.
JEW WATKINS & co,
At hT Puiney's old s;4aii, op, os;e the Ruins ofthe
Ia = i1gl- hoiel
TO WATCHMi2 EEs.
tUATcarA Eiss' T-o's and Materials Of all
~ KIM, are % lie RAJ ut tifr rul GcTiucT
rrss tl-.; iamurrs; N..c: uir srTcTtTs a.;
PlyaT.' Ce'uog nip2crsi rcr,y cclcts. DrI stocks
iIo-ches; Ease H'asrs. Aisn. Haich Dias Clock and
haeh Nam hprngs; iG'icai Boa Springs, Verge Ieve
itE Levers Chln Hooks bee; Wa ca Oh; Fusce Chains
e:c- etc. 4. GESNET,
10 Opposite the Eel Tavern.
In.pNE9 >EED.-rriuic new cIap Clover iced, rec
~ from Ri5woTt and Other eIrancous seeds Pae
IA - WILLIAM PALMER
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SrEcik WANrEr, for ~h.ch tie h.shes, pre-.
> midln will be paid.
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-28

Isg DAVIDS GA HEBREW PLAsTEH.
TUE pccuiaTes OF thig Cheuscsl compound, are oTOg
10 is extraordinary Effects u, the eniu,al fhi
n"rNcr Eanctr sHd muscles 10 viiu.s being carried by
them the immediate Of disease OF pain and weak
However good any internal remedy may be, this
external appcaion, will prove apowerfui auxiliary IN
moving the disease AMI facilitating tho cure, ~ cases oi
local inflammation schrofou- Affection Kings Evil out,
lnhlmmsoTy aud Chronic Rheumatism In all cares
where seated plin or weakness cSr.
gentemaa travelling in the Scu.h Of Europe End Ps
lcs;he in $50 heard much sid la tho laftcr place
ptlise Of JEW DAVIES, or HEBREW PLASTER AMI
Of the(ss tic cnnsd' nracuiJUs had PERFORM
81, that - was ltuccd tony II on b. own person,
lung and v"r affection. tc removal Of which had been the
chief object Of hsgiourrey but Which bad resisted tho
grut. ,lFuenC" o q al bagy .nd delicious climate. lie
scon 10 ini ~ heath iupEGvug and in few weess his
conEh io ri The ssosncsso ~ his skin disappeared, his
pain remove and hE heath bee enily
stated since that ume lac has been recommending 10
his friends and acquaintance for al hKed palms whatever
such as rheumatism govt head ache tooth ache, p1iu
tho side ZIP, back AMI limbs, serofuous humcTs,
wen-, wle twc.n-, hard umpIs si joints, cakes
asue in the rrcas weakncss and pain in The a-h
weak limbs, oineness affections 81 the rpnc female
weaknesses Ne No snllo subject 10 palm or woaknes
the Dack side should 4. Mi
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
BLANK hooks AND sTATIOHERy

hAaN - hhOAN AMI HAN AAON - II
i W RANDOLPH a co no santly's old stand, Main
% Sitc,t hsVctel sic. within Tie 'afi mcr lf thrIl
Bnisry offfr Co.,. rrf1ud aui N.rIcrn rrpcr, az as
s1umcr ol BANS Books, embracing a r1lcfus u general
10 feds,rs Ioausls Records Letter. hooks of Medium
TIinr
ioj do d1 OBJ t1 s., Dcmy do
r-0 Do do In Hn CasI irto..e Cooks
norcs', r,o'.rsp r'rrr. hiuai lri long size. lsni
SOME aud plain binding
i,o1 sainer usrt ns.ts,1i,asi rr-r liom G cis OLD
Bill Rgcei.f aui thr nrHss, y tts, Bonds, uials,
HIs ID ildra sld EsoIangr, Crl 'n' ship haufcs,s,
Canal Rec pia 6Ic.
~ lTf ion The sstorcts rs cen De muni n rrcaf
vatcy,F ~. RANDOLPH 4 cos
Ir T|.N. V..H. N .... Hr.I I4U.r Store.
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cious large amount OF business has been doneto
in exchange and prices here close very hrm as
Loislon l0eal05ss r5tinin., SIlpsSaS
AIn< terdam, B.sabf% '''7 $500
Bremen, IJat'T
The movement of the banks alluded 10 yesterday drew
the largest supply from the market and the trade coming
!, this morning found the quantity Of choice bills limit
en- and the prices consequently assumed an upward ten
asncv Sales Of small sums mado at rates better
than those put down. butt not in degree that should effect
quotations.
failure occurred of Of the largest houses connect
cd irh domestic produce house of 30 years stand
ing and has preserved undoubted character until late
ly 1t has gone down under the effects of the decline Of
producewhiskoy particularly which has fallen so per
cent iu few weeksleaving largeacceptances uncover
cd his with liabilities another house which stopped
weeks since has been the immediate cause of the
disaster.
The absolute stagnation of business connected
with backing operations has explained yesterday
deprived the sounde banks of their profits and caused
their stocks to droop State stocks also very heavy
the feat Tres having changed in material degree The
defacatbn of the State of Pennsy additional
blow to confidence in stocks of doubtful characters and
those OF nndoubted reputation the State of Now York.
ham pered by the disastrous position OF the
Of United States stock yet to be sold. The
following is table ofprices:-
PRicEs 'sr LEADING STocKs IN rHk NEW YORK MARIE r..
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Corn Trade.


We have change to notice in this market The
stocks Of breadstus light and the demand is about
equato the supply Gennesse sells at Sc, aud Ohio at
New wheat and flour have been received at several
of the western markets Sales of the former are firm, Is
to rs cents.
As the harvest progresses through the United States
the accounts from nearly every section give Of
superabundant crops Of superior quality disposition
prevails to bring the wheat promptly to market under
the impression that the earliest sales will be the best The
contract prices offered Rochester by the mllers
ST. cents in the early part of next month"; to so
its close and 7bcents for the month of September Deal
from Lake Michigan have contracted to deliver wheat
Black Rock in the early part Of September at 20 CENTS
and contracts have been made at this place be-
fore the close of August 10 cents Whether these prices
be supported for current sales at the times named
will depend altogether upon the extent of receipts not
contracted for, during those months The demand for
Canada is not likely TO give any higher prices than the
markets seaboard.
Ike quantity of wheat raised this probably
ceeds that OF any other by nearly cent The
surplus in Ohio alone will not fall short Of twelve mil
lions Of bushesor million and quarter barrels of -four
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin will have at
least an equal amount and the great graingrowng re-
New York will far exceed it. With this immense surplus
hand and the present scarcity of money prices must
fall very low and the downward tendency is already
hibted At Rochester Saturday last good old wheat
sold for ST. and it is understood that he price ofnew
wheat will be only 10 to start with contract has
been made there deliver on the September
at 25 high figure, and one that cannot be sustained
At Portsmouth on the Ohio wheat was sold on the
10Th at 40 cents at Chcothe on the 18th at 60 and at
GAINESVILLE at the time at 80 At Cleveland and
sanduky dealers have agreed pay from 70 to 80 for
few days have elapsed since the completion of the harvest
in that regionn this state is not yetand prices
always range higher for afew weeks succeeding harvest
than they DO in the fell months when the bulk Of the crops
is pushed forward.
Last year at this time put the average price of -four
for the succeeding twelve months at S. at from "A
to co. and potatoes at from 30 to IS cents bushel and
other products i'll proportion From the best information
obtain, think that if 20 20 per cent.
deducted from last years prices, with the possible excep
ton of corn, shall hit about right for the year TO
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Passengers Arrived.

Mr. Eatcsdo Mrs Fscade Mr. Eyre MIR Morew ood Mr. Nor
R R.,so. HpWang,on Lime, Mis- Davis Mrs Edsssoq Df
MIh19r Mrs Randolph, Mr. Randolph, yT Miss Randolph,
M,, meslan r., Mi Lay Mr. waawst M Rogers. w w
MIR Talbot and cniid w Paul Mrs Paul Mr Wsds.
worth, n, ooe Mr. lIsmsmos NJ, PsL Mr. Du!snd Mr. Ora
NJ W Whitley r. slr WosIIper Nj Toy M Ksnsfd
Mr. Metealf Mr. Wyatt Mr. T,Ie,ei Mr. Firth, Mr Mor, XII
J. Hoffman, NJ. III Carroll Mr. Fearing Mrs Fearing Nr
ron Mrs Cameron aud servant Mr. Macken Dir fson Mr. Cav
lu., aud servant.
CnARLFsroS-Brig EdwardItey John Isnneau ar lady
Mr. Schaier lady, servant and child; Porter and Ia,
dy; Trenholm lady, servant aud child Dbhle LADY
aud two chdrrn; Miss Mary Elder Miss M,rrarcf Eldef
rant, II Wilson, Napic Merry, Perrin, lIeamey r.
clark, Chas Allen. & 4 Cugar IL poo.er John Wooy
II Lassard f. Gelser, l. Gelser, Bea and MIR Rose.
Ngw oRLEAss-ships vicksbug-James Pinnager, Esq,
aud " IN the steerage.
sAvaSNAH-Bng Hokomok-R,v JsbeI, Jr. Judge Prem.
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MONEY MARKET.

SatuIuuys July JU-o Re
We have by the Great Western few DAYS later from
ngland. 1t does not appear however, that any mpor
ant change had taken place commercial affairs during
he six days that elapsed subsequent to the departure
he British Queen whose advces have already been re-
eived.
The accounts from Washington leave doubt but that
he present tariff bill will be defeated which
viii be gratifying TO the friends of the general welfare Of
he country. The bill itself Of the niquitous
point OF oppressive taxes imposed upon people
any country Taking into consideration the state Of
omusrce throughout the world and the low prices which
must govern mercantile intercourse for long thine to
the provisions of the bill on most articles are en-
rely prohibtve and such would not only be rnous
the revenue and credit the Federal Government but
you'd destroy the trade of the country Even under the
resent state Of things when understanding duty of
cent only levied upon imports so low are prices
that specie Is the best remittance from abroad and
cost OF the sales OF bills for this packet stated
Tor the purpose of drawing specie from abroad
this is the state of things under duty of 90 per cent
can the mpost of goods increase under the proposed
verage imposts Of 80 per cen, The influx OF specie
rom abroad will very raise prices here 40 that oods
nay be imported aow duties but il through the new tariff,
additional 10 per Ct OF duty nterpoed to prevent TO.
eign goods from entering ii very clear that the reu of
ommercal activity must in the degree be
or these it is that the agricultural and
s classes look with satisfaction for the rejection Of the
riff bill before Congress
The present mehodof entering goods under protest to
the duty Of 20 per cent is porseyored not howe,
With much hope of obtaining remission of the duties
The present duties all that goods will bear and the
nance Of getting the duties removed is small TO in
luce large imports in that view Hence il is that present
ntrics at the Customhouse small notwithstanding
he low duty LIT high duties to be passed ner.
antle well aware that the facilities for snug
ding great that regular importers
end against the free goods of the smuggler tkan the
manufacturers who are cxerting themselves
procure the imposition of the duties
II the tariff does not pass the law distributing the pub.
lands among the States takes effect but the Coz
ncnt must borrow the money to pay the States The
noun. due is S705ooo which will pay the expenses
the commissioners from % States appointed receive
he Government has negotiated but 81 $4,000 of the loan
uthorized at the last session. The agent Mr.. Robinson
ont to Europe to negotiate the balaace, VIII in NIL pro.
ability not get enough to pay his own cSpenscs The
Mission is looked upon needossy exposing the Gov
nent to discrcdt Hawking about its six per stock
Europe without getting bids is say the least nudi
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Boston,.
Correspondence of the HERALD
Bosroy, July 2S-4 o'clock Il. Nj

1Conespondence of the Herald.]
BosroN, July 2S-4 o'clock +. NJ.
oain gton Route-Chelsea Regata-Stock Sale
Exchanges, etc.
An arrangement has been made with Stonington
abroad, and hereafter the mail, and Harden IL
0. 3 express will traverse this route as usual.
The Chelsea regatta this afternoon is in every
,dy's mouth, and almost every body, at any rate
| who can raise quarter of dollar to pay the
rriage and get drink or two, will witness the af-
ir. There will be four pulls--one at O'Clock, one
s, one at 6, and one at THE last with boats row.
l by single oarsman, cross-handed.' The In
,pendence's gig, the Ohio's, and one from the
Gamer Acadia, are among the boats entered 1t
ould be Joke if the John Bulls should take the
g pitcher. shall give you the result to morrow.
following the latest sales at the stock exchange
shares fremont Theatre, $l7; do. Boston Exchange
D., 1858; Ia do Railroad Bank Lowell $9si; 80 do
estern Railroad, $60a6l; do Suffolk Insurance Co., CAT
do Boston and Providence Railroad s6t 81 per cent;
do Bo ton and Worcester Railroad, a9l per cent
vance; do Boston and Lowell Railroad, IL LIT per
mt advance; do Merchants Bank per cent advance;
do Eastern Railroad OIL ael per cent
ExcHAN0Es.-Bils on London 60 days 81 per cent
'emium; France 81 40; Holland 80 per glider; Ham
Irg 3ia per M b.. n. York. par advance; Philadelphia,
discount; Baltimore do do; Charleston II dis
unit New Orleans, discount; Savannah u do;
ARRivEp-Shp Cumberland, Moody, 60 days from
adiz. Yours respectfully, b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-31
Married..

AtFort Crawford Prairie du Chen, w. r., on the 9TH
inst Lieut. B. H. ARTHUR first u 8. Infantry to Miss r
LEN S. daughter OF the late VIM Tippetts, ESQ., Of Gene
va NY
On Monday, the Ilth inst st st. Georges church. Iano
yer square, London, by the Very Rev. Robert Hodgson
Dean Carlisle VIM b. HopesoS Esq, OF the state Of
Virginia, to MARGARET daughter OF the late Edward Tel
fair, Esq, Of the state Of Georgia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-31
Philadeluhia Cattle Market

there TAG Penns grass cattle to ~ York;
3 head were from Virginia 200 head county cattle sold
in the market total in market go head. Cows and
Calves-3l6 in market sales from Is to sos extra $780,
Sprngers SlI to IL Dry sold at SO 10 Calves in
the drove yards 81 81 49, extra 50 by weight the
20 at market all sold at SAL a. sheep960 at market
sales at 81 a 81 10, extra 50 %.