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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18
,!tT.ES DAVIS,
Ferwart,saS and CcnsaissieH .i2sfc'soi's,
BLooMiSGroS, IOWA.
IaTrh & 13{2-n20
iowa HOUSE.
s:eun-boat Landine. Etooasinsfon, Fora.


lldG undersigned having leased this long csiah-
| a G>heJ aad we'll known TAVERN STAND
aiern Of years, and added to it such an addition
: VIII enable him to accommodate travellers and
S'o'sin m'uncr more acceptable than Its former
thah''ms would permit returns his thanks tor The
'fai pa,f9naschercoiorc bestowed upon his house,
| a. s'ieHS coatlnulncc of the same. Having Ia
tc sand 'ord Hunber Of years, placing his relt-
'' 'or pNfohdse upon his merits, lie is determined
''HHlue' as heretofore, to strive to inertia liberal
1'foi patronage by the use OF every effort to rem
~. w. stay OF his guests pleasant and agreeable
:" Aoht. shall at all times be supplied with the
S'0e market affords, served upin style not TO
surpassed IN any country. The BAR will he kept
PPded with the choicest Wines and Liquors and
0H room having always been quiet and free from
S, nose wishing to be retired need not entertain
"a's OF the least disturbance. Porers always
"'''alancc to transport baggage from and to the
e g, free of expense.
'~oTAblE, heretofore under his control, has
saRaSei to couple ofyoung gentlemen ofexpc-
t"se IN the business, and who are prepared with
,sS and Carriages for the use and transportion of
fs,'a5eFs to any part of the Territory, gentlemen
n',es wishing to visit any part of the Territory,
NIL 9 KIND OF conveyance, can be accommodated by
r fI'a.'on at the Iowa House, where their wants
0' immediately attended, to.
NJ WIN. FRYE.
D"omington, April lst ls42.vl-34tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

DYING PATRIoTs.-There is something awe
inspring IN the fac. that three of our Presi-
dents died on the 4th of July. The colnri-
dence is, to say the least, strange and lnexpil-
cable. Nor do we ever think Of their death
beds wi,hou, glow Of renewed pa'rIo'sm.-
The las, words If jefferson were, . resign
my soul to God, and my daughter to my coun'
,ry." The dying words of John Adams, on
The same day, were still more characteristic OF
the man. A few minutes before he died. be-
ing reused by the firing Of cannon. and told
that his neighhors were rejoicing TOR the 4'h
Of July, he exclaimed, IS 1t is great and eIo'
rous day :" and expired with the words, " in-
dependence forever'' on his lips. Preslden,
Monroe died on the morning of our National
Independence. When the firing began al mid
night, he opened his eyes enq"'rl"s'y. ana
when The cause was communicated 10 li''''' a
cheerful, intelligent smile indicated that ne nm
dersiood what the occasion was, alii'o speech
less. ENGLAND has nothing in her history like
this, if we except the dying words OF Ager-
ncn Sydney, which excel those OF all her oi'l-
er patriots. and thrill the heart like the blast
of trumpet. II was after he had dlsrobed
on Tire sca!foId that he placed his head on The
block The execu,ioner, thinking he only
wished, as was usual, to try the block, asked
him if he should rise again. "Not I'LL 'lie
| resnrrec,ion." answered the doomed palrlo''
..strike on ~. S. Sat. Post.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

SINGULAR CLocK.-M. Schwiguc has
recently completed the astronomical clock
for the Cathedral Of Slrlsburg, to the re-
pair of which he has devoted himself
with an interchangeable assiduily for the last
four years.
I, was to be finished about the end of
September, and its Inauguration will
make a part of the festivals which take
place a, The scientific Congress. Every
one who has been allowed to penetrate
into the sanctuary of A. Syh"ilgne's la
bors, agree in saying tina, il will be an adj
mirable piece of workmanship, and in lis
whole and its parts, will fern one oi the
wonders OF modern Europe. he revo-
luiions of the sun. the moon, aud the
planets. figure there with scien,igc precis-
ion, and The most ingenious mechanism
gives motion at the appointed time TO the
different figures.
Seven figures represent the seven days
IL a week !; each appears in turn aud DC,
ss,pes particular place according TO the
l.,ur of The day. i'he fur ages strike
the quarters, and the hideous skeleton.
Death, employs himself IN striking the
hours. AT noon the twelve apostles come
in succession, and bow before the figure
of Jesus Christ, who gives them his b'es
sing. And finally at the same hour. the
cock raises his wings three times. and
three times makes the vaults of the Ia
The Ira resound with his crowing.-Eng
lish paper.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18
: pyTrLrC HOUSE.

covr.1 res 3ectfuI.y infornsthe pubiic tna'
" . r.io % keep Public House at sa-
p, ~ rn.,,t, Inwa, wler- the best accom-
r. N l'-''',' ~ ha1. between Bloomington and
" ,', Private rooms 70 be had at an INES IS,
''a} I I' :, -,,l AMI at al times furnished Win
sa.% ,fns,vs1ler. lie invites test OF these
Aa1a : s,s.-al comfortable houses to rent.
s,,s, Iowa. Jan 2S 1912 II Il
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18
WHOLE NO. lo7.

as the 'sgay Lothario" had concluded that, il
he was 70 be confined. the mos, pleasant piacs
Of dnrance would be the arms OF = ranaj,
spouse. A minister was forthwith procured.
the parties in a few moments were usi,ed. and
thus terminated an affair commencing ia Iovr,
passing through LAW, and ending in MATal-
MoNY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

rTyc cst,h,issed his residence permanently
WY 'a;nr,on. respectfully tcnGcrs his pro,
l ~ D vices to the inhabitants OF the town '''e
's0al' ,n,ry. He may at all times be iouna Oh
VIZ. , 4, the American Hotel.
4 X lSt2-37-iw@
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, ls4a.

our being Let us remember that The charm
Of The very sky is It's geaheness--of the
very earth is ils being never the same fame for
along while iogether-of the very sea and air
that they change with every breath you draw,
and with every word You speak.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18
EASTER s. RICENA n,

Wholesale AND RETAIL l. d.ocnN n,,a
..S,,r and Commission .7iercaaHts' on"
Eeaiers an Produce,
| .,,.cvay. Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

A wing paper says John Tyler has turned
out [meaning proved to bel a great rascal
The Louisville Sun says" So he has-he
has ,nrned out Jonathan Roberts"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

A DurI-A young midshipman in the
Texan Navy. named CUP, was lately killed
in duel a, New Orleans. After his death
the following letter was found in his pocket
THouGRTs BEFORE FIGHTING A DuEL.-CaE
any one ST, down, and cody and calmuy think
oc death, without a thrill vibrating every
nerve! TO think that only few. very few
moments may eapSe, before his Immortal
soul may be wingirg its flight to worlds un-
known, and knows not whether II VIII take lis
place anids. bright ihrong OF angels OF
irao lis weary way 10 the dark and fiery ABYSS
of such as l.! Ny God! Such thoughts are
enough to rack the soul, and make The stout
rs, nerves quail! TO bring the hanghty aud
proud to their knees, and in humble Pen'ence
and application, ask forgiveness OF me zoo
who made them am morally and religious
ly opposed to duelling! 1t does not prove
.Iua, one is gentleman or brave man. net
Their does it give Satisfaction tor an Insult, LOT
10 receive an insult and IA ball also, Is very
poor satisfaction TO man OF feelih9 ana .,
honor Almost any man can raise physica!
courage enough to fight duel, but lew. alas !!
too few. are possessed Of moral courage sum
Glen, 10 stem the tide Of public scorn, ana
walk erect through the myfl"ds OF tlSses sP'l
out by those who are too low IN 'he scare u
virtue and morality to respect u III any s"dPe'
trus, and pray that the pubic VII, no. ., eo'-
denim the course that | have pursued. iheie
are situations, times and occasions, VINE" h'a"
must act with holiness and hfmness' 10 co''-
mand respect from those win "no''' ''ey a..
thrown. Into such an one am 'nroWn, anu
| sincerely trust that God Will forgive me LOT
the course have pursued.
FIELDING r. GULF
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.-1he follow
ing extract is taken from an address de-
Iivcied at Urbanna, Ohio, by JonN A.
BRYAN ESQ present Assistant Post Mas
ter General:
"A mothers love! How thrilling the
sound. The angel spirit that watched
over our infant years, and cheered us with
her smiles! 9, how faithfully does menu
Dry cling 10 the fast fading mementos of
a parents home, to remind US the swee,
councils of mothers tongue. And. oh.
how inslincively do we hang over the ear
" scenes of our boyhood. frightened by
the recollection of that waking eye that
never closed willie single wave of miSfor
tHne or danger sighed around her child.
Like tie lone star of the heavens in the
deep solitude of natures night, she sits
The presiding divinity Of The family man.
sion, lis delight and lis charm, it, stay and
lis hope. when all around her is overshac.
owed with the gloom of dependency and
despair. The cherished objec, Of her al
lection has arisen 10 manhood's years, and
exchanged the spor.ive morn of being. for
the busy and stirring adventures of the
world; and YET, wherever he may wander
to whatever cline or country inclination
or duty may invite his way warl footsteps;
whether facing the wlnlry storm, or buffet
ING The mountain snows-the undyIng
PRAYER of molIisr's love fingers on his
path. and sheds lis hottest incencc upon
his pillow
CHARACTERISTICS OF VERMONT GIkLs.-An
old bachelor, " no has travelled that way, thus
speaks of the Green Mountain girls" They
are as plump as a pppin. round as ring.
sweet as rose ; their glowing checks are but
an index Of their warm. ardent, lively, deter<
mined dispositions. One embrace. one real
cliucher, is enough TO cause general rush in
the icy veins Of an old bachelor, or set on fire
he pure channels in man Of sensiblity. AL
low me. then, to pu, the fair OF Vermont "a
gains, the world" in every point of view OF
which you can conceive; they are giants !" IN
iellec,-sof, and enchanting as the snowy
couch on which old Sol sinks himself to rest,
bold as a lion, easily won-once gained al
ways faithful.
Will the Locos run Van Buren,, who has
| been ONCE beaten !-Sangamo Jour.
Will the Wings run Clay, who has been
| -FOUR TIMES beaten ?-Ch!cago Dem.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

SUNsET.-.Man is essentially religious
and poetic being-poe'ry and religion be-
ing both rooted in the universal truths OF
Neutrality-suspicious. by the spirllua! year
nings of his being to seek beyond the inli-
nlle bounds Of his earthly prison.honse Tor
some type of local habi'a,ion of The lofty
and initiate imaginings of his nature. In
the rudesl state, the sun in all lis glory
forces itself upon his attention. as All OBJ
ice, of surprising splendor and influence.
10 it, therefore, his first religious homage
is directed and The God Of life and light
tie element of fire is worshipped UNI
der nunberless titles and forms. less pure
as the scnsuous and misty superstilons oil
fable. fraud, and ignorance become incor-
poraed with our heavenward aspirations
after a great frs. Cause. Blu, ii is al the
close OF day. as the majestic luminary Is
abou, TO descend, 10 repose, as 1t were
upon the bosom Of the western ocean al
that honr of sacred stiffness. when The
heart. diIaled with wo3der and awe at the
most glorious of celestial phenomena the
setting SUMS peculiarly susceptible o!
profound impressions al that the " = e
Maria" hour of poetry and love. so dear to
the sous Of song 5; at that hour, when The
soul, in
" The sweet silence Of its own deep ccs.acy,'
| is waf ed on the wings Of imagination 10 a
| ihig,, hca"en, there to breathe by antici-
patton. puter and more spiritual aimos-
Dhere ,hau benefits men, Of the earth, ear
| thy : "a, that hour. i'll fact, " hen mythic
tradition (,he poetry OF superstition, in
which. while the letter is falsehood. the
spirit is the highest philosophy proves
lis origin in The sublimesl Of our affections
that man in The infancy Of society is
most disposed to indulge his fancy III
dreams and corjeclures of the future.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18
From the New Orleans Bulletin.

A WORD TO DISCHARGED BANKRUPTS
1t affords us pleasure 10 imaginr that
as regards the after responsibility Of bank.
rupts, who have ''gonc through the court,
there is culpable laxity in the public
mind. The impression, although pleas
ant, is very fallacious, ihat1egal clearance
from the responsibility ottlsb.s, is an nc-
fual clearance from all manner Of obiga-
ton. We desire men not TO forget that,
as honesty OF purpose is presumed to be
the basis Of all commercial transactions,
and Integrity Of heart the forerunncr o. all
mercantile efforts. whether 4 man be sue
dents ought TO exist despite all changes
whatsoever. The moral responsibility
which is based upon these, must certainly
be as strong after bankruptcy as before.
No man is less liable in truth and honesty
for the payment Of that he owes. after bank
rupicv. than before. If a man give all he
have 10 bis rrediiors, and is willing to be-
gin The world anew, SO to speak, he not
only does. to certain extent, just, but
wise thing. The objec, of bankrup, law
is a very humane one and is founded on
precisely the same principles. and upheld
by the same arguments, as those used to-
wards the aboIishing Imprisonment for
debt Both these measures Of relief to
the honest debtor have also prospective
interest for The confding creditor who,
by imprsoping men that owe him, effect.
ualIy prevents their ability TO earn one
dollar. 1t is, therefore, supposable, tina,
if the debtor be left free TO work, ne will
work, and also feel still stronger the me-
cessily Of labor in order for the lifting off
his shoulder the moral responsibility he
feels. In the operation of naliona! bank
rupi law, the same results were presumed
would occur. In most instances, perhaps,
they do, but we fear that in some cases.
men actually feel as though surrender of
what lilllc pit,ance they have, acre an ad-
uoipaymel IN fill Of the much they eve!
Such a feeling parlakes of ingra'iIude, TO
call il by no harsher name.
What is the object of The bankrupt law
Its simply to release man from trammels
that will cramp his efforts for renewed sue
cess--,o lift him from tina. cloud which
darkens Ind impairs his credit-to give
him fres useof his limbs-to iethim breathe
unconlinedly set him among his fell
lows. their entire equal as regards ability
and freedom to use the gifts and talents
which God and nature gave him These
are some Of the uses of The bankrupt law.
1t is no. that men should forget all they
owe forget The friends who supported
fhnm-fnrunt The means .nd merchandise
which came into their hands; but lha, they
shall remember all these. is the intent of
this legal salvation. tits No, ,ha, Damo>
Giles nav run off ,cifh the banquet set be-
fore him, and steal the golden goLiets,
ll,at The hair is cut wliIc! suspended the
sword; but solely tina, Damo"les may em
his meal in peace, and .repidalion.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

Will the Locos run Van Buren,, who hi
been ONCE beaten !-Sangamo Jour.
Will the Wings run Clay, who has bee
FOUR TIMES beaten ?-Ch!cago Dem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-10

EN- inclined TO specua in that direction however.
shes-The demand for Pot Ashes continues steady an
but few arriving All offered for sale readil,
ken 81 cts for eSpo The sales of the week have bee
iall and extend about 600 brs The transact rs j..
,arls have been limited embracing about 200 hbs
:. Oils3500 bhls whale oil have been taken for expoI
in fair demand 5000 gallons were sold a, 81 cent
ish and 50 cents months the article is principally
the hands of house; 1900 gallons American were
80 disposed OF in lots AZ s0aS cents cash. olive oil j.
MI, quantity in barrels was offered at auction bu
withdrawn at so cents. GrainNorhern rye is scarce
nd held at Is cents-saes during the week at o. 6
ents oats in fair demand 80 SO cents for North
Tver and 37a37l for canal; Southern sell at 30 cents
orn is wanted for the Eastern market and has slightly
mprov edsales of New Orleans early in the week at So
'ents. aud subsequently at 5ia5lI cents weight in all
bout 10000 bushels sales of Ohio via canal 55a56 cents
measures 200 bushels Jersey 80 cents measures DO
North river 81 la62c measure.
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Passengers Arrived.

HAyASA-Big Metamsrs-S Zaa Parullo Alonzo NJ Peon,
Camille Caraguc Hector Cartasue Theodore Lung of Ma
MoHrEvrpEo-Brg Piena-Rev John Armstrong, Ene land;
Cant Richard Alberson Capt John Park Capt Peter Noms
NYork.
CASruAGEyA-Brig Cwsoe-D Acostai. Nunez.
,NEw QnLEAIsEBg Mary sisbywMg Hosy, Mrs Bsssi,t,
Sect. Whitney, TOUGHER, Wilcox, Mullen. Addison.
MoBnE-Sbip Mary Phillips-Rcv Wright and lady, &
Wsdmsn, Mrs II Gondolpho, Mrs Arnold G Arnold d. q
Wates w @ Leyard A parke, Mr. Clark and lady, a
FaInham Mr. Johnson lady and child Cleveland aud
) Sayre
AP.LAcHIcoLA-Brig Alab,r,s-Nr Hancock and family,
NJ Gibson, lady and child, IIud, Gonie Roberts,
Markham, w Babcock, Lee, II q Porter, Benezet.
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GYMN ASlUM.

FENCING AND SHOOTING GALLERY,
1888 Broad,ray, Corner of Anthony-a)
d MOUkQUIN has the honor ol informing his friends and
the public III raj that his @, ~
u ia the largest and the best which has been yet of
irr,d to the American public. The l'se and well
ventilated which gives them the advantage OF being always
cool Parents Professors and Gentsmen are invited VISIT
his establishment TO which soon as the Croton Wa,er
he cony,nionce Of tie Subscribers 70 the Gymnasipm
The Shooting Gallery being entirely inder ndent Of the
Gymnasium persons wishing 10 prccee pistol firing can do
% without being subscribers 10 the Gymnasium
Fencing lessons given rs usual IN moderate terms
Open day break and close Al half nine at night
i-22 im-r
no AMATEURS OF The kLUTE-Mr. BARTON,
pupil Of tho late celrbratr tlit 81, Charles Nicholson
having recently ed from Euro nior the public
hat his intention devote portion Of his time IN giving
Instruction the Fls according 20 e system OF the above
cel.brifej mtster. d,
For terms ap,ly at II ChAmAesireet Broadway from the
hours of nil g. je24 imcod-rc
TOHN CONROY Fi.hng Tackle NaLufacurer inform.
his friends and the lovers of angling that h. u and
variety Of n kle e TO suit the mes her has
impre spread abroad that his ARTICLES
than other he ayss himself OF this adver-
is, that such the h. will suarart.e TO
,el &c cheaper thin b. purchased So where.
his erince in he business him N ssying
hat his tcki IS made Of the best material RODS an reels at
~ y ices. 49, Corner OF ClH i. ruunh.
5000 Spanish silkwom gut selling cheap by the 100 or
/ 100 a..
Obamboo Rod lately received from Cieut'a and selling
| treaTly p'ice w Nv
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Died.

On Saturday afternoon, in the seth year of his age,
BARTHOLOMEW GRANGER, Jr
His friends and those OF the family respectfully in
vitel to attend his fnepa this afternoon at 81 O'Clock from
the residence OF his father, No. 2l7 Bowery.
On Saturday afternoon Isaac MARVIN of Cornelius
b. s. Mary Hulsart, aged ten weeks
The friends ofthe family invited to attend the
funeral this Sunday afternoon at 5oclock from No 20iI
Cherry st.
On Friday morning 9Th inst, Miss MARY Hurry in the
3Sth year of her age
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A CARD-MRs. FANNY FITzwlLLIAM respectful.
"a ly inform" HT lIg; aId ,i n SEfIF IF, her
evening ilt JAY when she viii make Ief appearance
aud produce The I'll RB BR %IIGo Of Fiji THE HOTEL
IN W ch he Ill tan 81 csar,er W. a. Ens:I LADY,
Amefica-an a SINGING mater-an lish chambeimaid at
Mr.. BuCkSTONt viii appear IN a new Comic Drama
Also WIZ Dc leFnt oGT i" OF F' FACE Se
raj Songs, and dance burlesqa Cracovienne.
Box Book open. Jy8 Afr
DAGU ENRE OF Pc APPARATUS AND INST RUG,
oSa 'ss %S' Fssa
street, who have made arransrhe' TO class the
VIII be ee%s"s hs" sish,
o'clock A. NJ O'clock A. NJ and the pupils may CONT
"A ARrAlLT Co. have Just received blythe packet
Rh2nc, f,om Paris 1000 superior Plte so g mrrcy.
# the best hemicsls manufactured in Paris i've im'r
I HARNESSES by THE DAGUERREOTYPEP PRO-
u CESS taken the rooms, conner broadway and John
street. superior style, h all the mod
without regard To tire weather. he result being wiys the
Instructions in the above beautiful given ind arpasus
NB-A the appar in the BUSINESS may be obtain
81 at the above place; also eyey description OF miniature
| 81 an time during he day. jyi I'm"
| pHoToGRAPHIC OR pAGuERREoTYrE LIKE
| NESsEs;-llr. f. WHITE, Of Ne, IT'S Broadway, op-
he daily devo,cs hs attention 70 taking kenesses By he above
,img 59t beautiful an? aeeprc soesess The whole tme
not exceed six minutes. and his method OF nrscci1s
the science Of SUCH ccul'; character that II cannot e W
at,ers himself that he can produce his rooms Of
o a. sy .ys, bss NV deo Of he
T. w keeps constantly for sale the approved Dsgereo
M MAJ HY.n&sa &c. '''''' Lens '''''''' ~ '.
N B-n,tuc, swi be given IN the Photographic z.
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-----------------------
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beef Cattlci35 head offered for sale this week. sales
from Il to 81 30 left Cows and Calvcs2l7 at
kes sales from $40 to %; extra S27 30Sprngers $40 to
l6. Dry Cows So to O. Calves 81 to 8. Hogs-l25 at
market sales Al, Is were left Sheep-I2i0 at
market, sales at 81 to Us, extra S2,75
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city Despatch Post,

As WILLIAM STREET.
PRINcrPAL OFrloE--Letters deposited before halfpas
g. halfpast H. and half past O'clock will be sent out fo
delivery at 9, / and O'Clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs.-Letters deposited before IL and 2
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GREIG, Agent.
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PrOYlsl0n Market

The shop butchers have the best it, we beeve in point
oi profit as they supply good portion Of the town with
fresh meat and under less rent than the licensed
butchers The demand is much less however than in
cooler weather The game laws permits woodcock and
other birds TO be sold nowthey dear yet Berries
If all kinds are plenty, new apples and MELONS Also
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Sales nj tho stock Exchauvc
Second Hoprsl.
state OF Trade.

Tho markets are all heavily depressed by the oftho
tariff question Holders of articles likely 20 be affected by
the npos on of new duties firm in their demands
the expectation that prices will be higher Buyers do not
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Domestic Importations.

NEW ORLEAS.Ship Caspian-5 hhds tobacco Huntcr-is
DO w * asley-I6 bbls oil box mdze BruStaine,
koop co-go hhds tobacco Booman, Johnston co326 bb
elcco 1elIchs r33 bales cotton Nswbod Cgit-
70 do Wood Will Of Providencell hhs tobacco X stew
s2, casks hams Duglss2 casks far .ee % bags fe ,
y bales cotton Greenway, Henry coi les cotton New
bold Cruft-22 hhds tobacco MaiIland-O7 bales
Dbl kegs lard % hds tobacco Roberts & Wliam,- box
mdke JMcCOurtIey-109 bales De Luze Noze-
u do Greeuway Henry coo0 bales hemp hhds tobacco
70 casks 70 iron SAFES casks copper TO order.
NEw ORLEANs- Mar Silsbyl0.0o0 bushels 38
bbs pork l0i DO wheat bxs Milbanks cob bales
New OnLE,Ss-Brig Lime Rock-200 hhds sugar 50 hb
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