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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09

INTEMpERANcE- MisERY-DEATn.--Ou city
has lust furnished striking illustration Of the
fact, that Intempcrancc leads to Misery, and is
the certain purveyor of Death. Coroner Beldcn
was called last Wednesday to hold inquest on
the body of Mrs. Mary Reed, whose sudden death
and the attendant circumstances created susp-
cion that her death was the result of Violence
The facts disclosed by the examination ought TO
move the heart of every grog-seller to abandon
the business, for they exhibit degradation, family
chickering's, misery and wo enough, caused by al
cohol, to excite comnseratlon for the victims,
and disgust for the traffic, IN all whose souls are
not scared as with hot ron
1t appeared that the family BY the name Of
Reed, consisting of husband and wife, nearly 60
years of age, and two sons, grown to manhood
resided in the basement of the large brick tone
ment near the canal. The whole family, parents
and children, were habitual drunkards, and when
under the influence of liquor, frequently quarrelcd
and beat each other like fends. On Wednesday
morning, the dead body of the mother was found
on the drunkards miserable bed of rags, and nu-
merous bruises various parts of the body ex-
cited suspicion that the father and children had
closed their dreadful orgies with murder They
were arrested, but SO filthy had habits Of intoXica
ton rendered their persons, that 1t was found ne
ceSsary to purify them of vermn to render them
decent even TO enter teon's cell The Coro-
ner's Jury, after patient and minute examna-
ton OF witnesses, and post mortem examination
of the body by Drs. Ackley, Dclamatcr, Terry,
Hewitt, and Methivet came TO the conclusion
that g the deceased died in consequence of intem-
perance and injuries received from causes I'M
known the the Jury" The accused were dis
CHARGED. Cleyeand Herald.
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

y MIN OF 40 Z ItLIkg. .,oyy
DEEDS, BOBBINS AND SPOOLS OF eve, ct,
IL and kind manufactured by the SUBSCRIBER a.
Factory Aateawan. Steel Reeds OF superior quall
featured from wiEr imported expressly fo the sbot
aftces IN the above line furnished manufacturers "
notire, and OF superior quality. !, r,-,o,;
Orders received 5. Fine New York ant 81 e ans
Mattaweaa, n Y CARVER * FINE. o. in :
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MORNING LJNE-For Albany an

a1~E, MORNING LINE-For Albany ana
Troy and Intermediate Ia lsndaea From IN
ea:nbo4t EAlPIRE, CAPT s r Roe. leaves THIS Mo!i
Ti, new pressure Steamer TROY Capt CoIlal, IL
ieare TOMORROW MORNING., At O'Clock.
For asagr apply 70 3. Hail. al nc Office foot OF Bar
claY-siIe-I. ~ hozr!. -,
~C~.s PEOPLES LINE OF STEAN-
.-AA@&A-iPO OATS FOR ALBANY, EAILY, Sundays
-11s-Z1slz. 4irsd THROU UGH DIaECT al O'Clock
NJ From the Steamboat Per between CORTLAND and Liz
e:tvsIl-et.. ,,
The NV, and splendid stearnbos, K,SIcKERBoG hERi
Cart =. p 81 John Will leave Monday "Wednesday 2nc
Fnday, At O'Clock. 2. NJ. r,
Tie a-w and comlaodious Steamboat ROCHEST ER
CegA Hong.;on viii leave Tuesday, Thursday and sat
gTiey O'Clock. P. NJ
III ) o'cLock-Landing at intermcdiats places.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA. Capt NJ. Z. 1ruesde!i,
s-.y- Monsy NedGes4q}sn FRIDAY evenings At .
will say- Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings at D
Passengers taxing this Line of Boats will all timts srrire
4 IN ample take the orcing Carr iof
The East OF VEST The above Boats snd nhstantlt.i,
sre furnished With and elegant STATE Rooms aud Tor
s7erd and accommodations are uar.ar the Hudson.
passage freight apply board, 70 T C.Schultz at the
~. sgt4aYf
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General Passage Offc,
TAn N0TcE.-Th,s one
ether II this city.
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M HlRLFs S s. MATEIPs! R. Trustees.
s2S ,oGt Orr2 III Ociq

y{7ELL AND Pump IN FORTY-THIRD
W STREET AND THIRD AVENUE.-Pubc No
hereby gwen hu PETITION has been presented the
Board OF Aldermen build Well and Pump IN sd street,
Junction OF Sd avenue
Persons interested the proposition, aud opposed the
requested present their objections writing
the UNDERSIGNED, his office Hall of Records before
the l-th day Of Octo9er inst.
JOHN EVEN Street Comr.issioner.
70, iscip,- =. Orr as
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- TO be had wholesale aud retail Of a. B. X D, Sands,
Druggists No. 10 Fulton street. 213 broadwayi . las;
D ~, sic I'm
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= = = In ' TIL y VLNlII-i-N 7 I-tS In.
! most ettectual remedy Tor the following COM
\ *in.s CONS. Cuts BRUISES Burns, ScaldS Felons
SIT kGn Ssus, Frosted Feet Rheumatism Sore Throat
si.tu.s
THIS plaster has been used with great success for the last
,s an those who make OF w very use
tu u their families, thousands already testify trial
vii bs sufficient recommendation. Sold By Ms Crarer
Proprietor les w ooStsT Housois j. c. lyans
80 owery E. H Tripp ls7 Diyisonstreet Mrs. Munro
% o9sioa-strevI Ms Sper!iag, II Second Avenue c.
Stafford, corner Houston ana Cannon street. Brookvn-
ses GGoS= OF Prospect and R1idges,reets Ms
..rtls. tnL=aa and Leed.e store salton-.t OF I'm
4EgR HUDSON steamboat UTI-
les..5C ca, Capt ]. Barne will isavs The foot OF c.
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturds7
4 . et9cs landing al al the intermediate places Ths Utica
psssei toI accommodation
For passage or freight, apply on heard. aIs2.f
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nR- BOUKGkOlS'S SPRUE LOTlON.-Ths
IL PREPARATION was used for years win uni, >un
success in very extensive practice by ITS p bogr
so. and admitted b. most eminent eu'cai men 10 K
The most safe speedy and niable cure ior th2t dslps
dixa, the Spri,e Thrush commonly known Il he
U.s. Sore Mouth which is so terrible III It. consequences
70 infants and mothers that and research have yet
IL we'll known thar from the disease IN question, simple
it may at appear fatal results frequently aIN both to
mother and child The or pustules communicate the
Infectious matter from the latter to the former producing sore
nipples puerpr fever and various other disorders and SOW
vo s ohsgs to an es1ly gave This wash has been
siye used private and domestic practice ;h9ushoutise
has agencies established it prescribed by the most Smgsn
Of the faculty certain specific IL Is now prepared by
Mrs. WATSON, late Madam Bourgeois, 10 whom alone
the secret Of its composition known aud who tromheroNn
y-r.uce running through series Of years positively
aver that It will eradicate the complaint atwo
OF three days.
Nrw.York j. NIilhau, 1873 Broadway; }. H. Hart
Chamhers-street and Broadway George Chiffon 80 Canal
street New-Yor Mrs Hays, l39 Fultonstfee Brooklyn
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Persons feeling desire 10 try these medicines i0
complaints, and requiring proof of their cafai,'
many the ab. persons IN ~" ON Of the
Ign; aud can many certificates, By calling Oh s''N'
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and Others IS invited to ths FOL
q faNY Of Inc mnsr imnNltanl

To Kingston ........-S 70
Montreal ........5 Ge
: III b. letter. post-paldl 10
TApSCOTT, az their
Is Peck slip, cor. South-st-
: IS not connected with any
reid
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,ad the following and ludge for yourselves -
CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND DR0PSE

Sold in packages at % esn,s each i've for dollar
To BE- had at J. ". kELLY'S Gotham Confectionery
wholesale and retail, 2s Bro4d.ay; Baeau 200 Bow
cry. and c. W Ncndersnith l6l GTeenwieh,treet New
York John jackson, Nor.hSecoudst.eet, Wlihainsbus
Benjamin Handy, IS NShsGset BROOKLYN; l. Il C2rsweli
Su
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The following extract OF letter from highly respected
Il. thsR Il Church:

y X,
Dear SRI Eel it my incumbent duty 10 having for
uer been Frustrated BY of The asthma aad although
syi oG hat) my lungs have since been sensitive.
Hay recently taken violent cold, was severely afflicted
Win the Influenza SO ata hard cough prevented my
toar repose and consumption sseniz! 10 be The inevitable
con;eouence But having an0tlce OF your Indian sr
,.corant applied TO OF your agents 81 whom pun.
rb,dwo bottles which restored me 10 perfect health.
- rer, rasIectfully JOHN ELLIS,
Late Pastor of the Baptist Chnrchi in StamioId,C;.
but OF New York City.
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III FIRST PACKET FOR SAVANNAH
SF-7@i TO SAIL 9th OCTOBER.-The well kuowu fast
.ASss.sding packet brig MADISON, Capt. Bulklev, Will
SAL positively above her regular day. THIS vessel has
cellen accomnodaon or cabin second cabin and ,erraSe
passengers Pers desirous berrS should
early application. W. X J. T. TAPSCOTT.
o6 43 Peek Slip, cor South
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- GOO ACRES OF MOUNTAIN Ian

EXTENSIVE WATER POWER FOR SALE,
II adjoining TIE New.Yorl and Erie Railroad on the
Rtmspo RIVER - miles from the City Of New ok capable
Of driving Machinery almost extent there four
or yefls and great body of water together with the
whole part Of 1000 ACRES of land heavily tlmbersd with
mines ol,t quality limestone possessing
strength considerable part Of the Land cleared aud cult
waited aud there might he made excellent Farms by
clearing. Tuxedo Lake, two miles long and one mile wide
lies part OF the tract The sceney OF winch beautiful
The place remarkably healthy II Is known the Au-
gusia tract and three miles above Persons Works.
Access be had TO three four hours from the city
of New York BY the New York aud Enc Railroad five
hours BY tn way lackensac and Orange Turnpike
by the OF Mack or tverstraw on The Hudson River
Inquire a No - Chatham $50 3m.
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mo THE LOVERS AND ADMIRERS OF
/ CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL MOUTHS-W /
WaTS0NfS ANIBROSIAI TOOTIi-POWDER-Th

4 CLEAN AND BEAU IIF JL HOuIHS.-W Z
WATSON'S AMBROSIAL TOOTI-POWDER-Th
ootache decay Of teeth proceed from utrst'con only
, food which lodges about the teeth from constant mas,
c,lion mo,ela by the saliva putrie', and aewad
bake into taarrd b. the natural neat of the stomach
and ultimately becomes anlmacnIe; tonIh OF so minute
size As not to b. with the naked eye yet capable OF
,i is way between the gums and teeth, thereby loosenng
the gums and admitting the cold to the bone winch 'mme
ey creates pan aud resyc that, all sorts OF deletenouS
,lrn.s are rssorel TO- which disease aud decay
w f. Watsons AmbloSial Icot-Pcwder IS calculated 70
remove the tartar destroy the anIma'cul@ brace the guns
aud give health aud beauty the mouth The to1tmoIa'h
should be- used twice day with clean water Only at bed
time for health and comfort; aud with The powhsf Do ts
morning for beauty aud preservation Established ~ iSO
None are genuine unlgss signed by w b Watson who Degs
leave 10 refer such ladies and gentlemen as aIe disposed 70 ee
sceptica as the virtues aud efficacy Of the above eGs
70 the aforementioned professional cent'eme' whose am.
did w g. w the honor of using aud approving 1t before b
Introduction 10 the Public yenerilly:
John G. CIeesrnan, NJ. D., Broadway.
J w Francis, NJ. D., do.
Willard Parker Nj. D., do
J keaney Rodgers, NJ. D., Bleecker-st.
Alfred C. Post NJ. D., do.
Charles a Lee, NJ. D., Hudson street. -.
For sale by The PROPRIETOR - sn9nstree near N ho%eT ~
J. r. Chiffon NJ D 253 +. B. Sebbius, 2t' J. MIlhau' y
Broadway j. H. Hart ser GhambeIS ana cav sS,o,.
Chiffon 80 anaIStreet York. Mis-. Hays lf aloa
street. BROOKLYN 81 iM
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ty consist OF tht aTm above tntloned WHOM IS IN eA'
ceent order we'll fenced and enclosed double dwelling
trees dwelling house ADDITION suitable for e occupa-
ton OF farmer and his family stables barns outhouse
hos conservatory sc SC There alsa upon the premises
sufficient supply OF water. quantity of woodland and an
variety fruit aud other Part of the purchase
money may bond and mortgage For farther par
cuals inquire Of Charles Butler No Hanover street or
oil William O. Ward, No, u Wall street. New York.
The dwelling house b. application the house
Of Mrs. Nancy Oracle a jamaica
Newly ork. Sept. %. l8t3.
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INTEREST on CITY STOCKo-The interest
on;he Public Stocks Of the city OF New York due the
first day of November next, viii be paid that day by
Coruel:s " Law renee ESD Chamberlain Of the City. at
his Office in the Bank OF the State OF New York
The Transfer Books viii be closed SATURDAY, October 18th,
1913 az 3 o'clock P. VI. ALFRED SMITH,
Comprolier
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-YERMIFUGE has g!addened the

TAINE,7N T ENNIIF IN1E Has SIauUthsu the
:, heart, of many mother, VIII? had expected lors
b chill, TO the grave but found Il restored 10 life md
IL ~ rhs celebrated sfecic Ii exiSs Worms without
~ the S coats Of the stomach and bowels sad co6ir
The virtues OF t0uc with those o! an Alisaii.s Neither the
n u rasiic or the os which u edai;rd
WORMS ARE SWEET AWAY tr2m The Stomach a2d
t,pc T6sy psh under searching Influence Instant
~. 4u! ale expelled with the mqcus N which ms as I'M
,cs Of the disorder should take place few doses Ct
he RECREATION will never ,:l produce ;he les eh!fe-
t,r, Piles or Remi-tsnt Fever, any c9mp21t Wise
ad tonic asraye may 9e Sfsaols Wa. ma N
- SOLD by a h * d SANDS, Druggists, 81 wholesale
y ,lN -, -, -. - SIS In
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TELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARSA-
IN PARILLA CANDI.-Four packages OF this Candy
contaiS the active principle two pounds Of SSararilia
Root and warranted 20 be the best remedy IA eases OF
rheumatism; and malt diseases arising lIon nerrouserclta0iy
from morbid humors the blood. Il OF cosvenesz
and those peculiar affections of the aEentay canal ans
ing FROM aud due SECRETION is without
rival.
Call aud b. referred individuals who have been cured by
this Candy when ali other preparations OF Sarsaaiia had
been tte3 IN VAN
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a-=p .WORNlNG BOAT FOR PEEKS

.e~ov: .NEW YORK AND KINGSTON
49, STEAM FREIGHT AND PASSAGE
\ hFor Kingston and Delaware and Hud-
sou Canal-Stsanboats NORWICH aud EMERALD.
The NORWICH Captain JOHN SAMcELs will leave New
York. foot OF Warren street, every Wednesday, and Saturday
II 5oclock, 7. NJ.
Viii leave Kingston (Eopdou) Landing every Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock, T. NJ.
The EMERALD, Captain JOHN KETcHuM, viii leave
NeT-ioIk foot of Murray strce Monday and Thur.
day al O'Clock, P. NJ.
viii lave ingston tRondoup Lending every Wednes
day aud Saturday at 3 o'clock p. NJ
For freight or passage apply on board mi.29 If
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ss.as IT POWELL " CO.'S LINE FOR
NEwBURGIH Landing e., at Caidwsi!'s, W YES
LANDETi Capt r. WerlIo, vii leave the psrfoo of War
en;sIee, every Monday, Thursday and Saturday, al
Monday at q A; NJ. Tuesday, at 2. NJ and Friday at
NJ For freight p2ssage Apply to the Captain on board
Baggage and freight of all descriptions bank bills specie
put board mast the risk OF the thereof unless
bill! OF fading receipts he Igned for the jyli
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VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT in the Village
of Jamaica, L. ]. FOR SALE.-WiI b. sold at Public
Auction the Merchants Exchange the City Of New
York Monday the ninth day OF October next at y O'Clock
at by A j Beeck9r Co Auct,oneers the country re
pied by Mr. William X. Oracle together with M farm con-
eced with IL containing about eighty and half acres
and The premises question situated the
" side of the street running towards Flushing from the
road leading through the village of jamaica and adjon the
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81 a<S! aFOR KEY PORT AND MIDDLE
60 TOWN POI 1T, daily Sundays excepted
town Point Mondays Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
aud Fridays at Il O'Clock (de psmt = and keyror at
O'Clock, t. NJ Returning, leave New York foot OF Robin
son-s'rst. Tuesday,; Wednesdays, THURSDAYS and Fri
DAYS, o'clock, n NJ. and Saturdays +. VI. STAGES
Will be readn.sS the anra of the boat convey pas
Freehold any Of the country. Uniform
exclusions, parties OF pleasure viii
be taken TO and from to Hamilton keyort reasonable
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-, Nv In " I-INIiII fI-,I ItL-L TIUII pIUd'I-
~ Way 10 Sixth ayenuePublic notice Is hereby given that
petition has been presented the Board of Aldermen
bld Sewer IN Sth street fem Broadway the 6t!
Persons interested IL the proposition and opposed 10 the
requested present their objections writing the
cersiGned NJ office, Hall OF Records or before the 10Th
day OF October
, 1843-02-25
TFor the Radical
TIE REJECTED ONE.

81 know her false /; ! know her base:
~ know that gold, alone can move her;
81 know she j,,s re To my face,
And yet. We Gods! ! knoip 4 iOue her.
DR.. Woicons Peter Pinddr."
Hard Is the lot of him, d%estin'd 10 gaze,
And sigh unbies,, on lovely wonan's charms;
Imbi,t'ring all his pleasing youthful days,
And still with scorn, Le spurn'd from beauty
arms.
For hun. no ray Of giadness lights the scene;
No pleasing dreams uflovely Hope has he;
In vain for him does nature deck the green
Ills heart in bondage, struggles to be free.
Sec him at eve, when nature sinks 10 rest,
And night, he's gloomy mantle spreads around
Will arms close folded OH his troubl'd breast;
Ill eyes, with tears suffis'J, cast on the ground
Walk forth with slowly step; regardless where
In his ..mind's eye" no ohjec, present-save
The lov'd form OF his Too cruel ~iair,--
No refuge from his woes, except the grave.
Unhappy youth. hard, hard IS thy fate,
To love an object So unworthy thee
Who dooms thee wandc-, SADIE and dcsolate-
The child Of sorrow and Of misery.
MIDDLETON.
New Hope, Feb'y, iS43.
, 1843-02-25

Remember the Poor,'said the grea.
test philanthropist the world ever
saw, or ever will see. The chill faces
IN the streets-the shivering boy in
his tatters, hurrying along-,he how
ed widow gathering her tin garment
around her shrunken limbs, who is
now picking chips beneath our win.
dow, reminds US that the season is a,
hand when this command is particu.
larry emphatic.
sRemember the Poor for the wheel
"f fortune may 10 lis u~nceasing whirI
place you among them in after years.
Remember the Poor for they are
your equals. and many of themi are
infinitely your superiors, in every
thing but clothing and food.
'Remember the Poor for kindnes:
to them will return back upon you AT
hundred fold.
'Hemember the Poor for the sur
plus in Your hands belongs TO you Il,
stewards for the suffering. The ole
woman is starving. Dare you hoart
II up and let her siarve on? Sent
her some fond. and her prayers ant
blessings will fall upon v"nr head lik'
a shower ofjewels.-[Portland Anne
rlcan.
, 1843-02-25
New Orleans Market.

February 9Th, Ic43.

February 9Th, Ic43.
LOUISIANA SuGAR-Cuntiuues to exhibit
the ssne steady character, say Tor ordinary
to nIddling 81 II Sac: fair 81 u 4c; prime
Al All stnctly choicc, in small lots, DC
per pound. The rates generally asked on
plantation are q! a &c.
MoLAssEs-The stock on the levee has
greatly inc, ensed, aud prices have declined
10 II - ~ | 2 cts. per gallon.
ToBAccv-The Tobacco market contin-
ues duh, the only transaction worth report
ing being IL lot of ~ hhds, OF which "a AS
at = ~ do II: q, aud - seconds at 34c.
per 10. No demand whatever prevails ior
running lots, the lew buyers who occasion.
al Y enter the market confiaing theif opera
tiuis to Y or selected parcels. Prices CON
time 10 range from = to &c Tor X 81 a "a
for seconds, aud a. II Al for frsts, but only
the beet selections will command our highest
rates.
FLoUR-The stock on sale is quite mode
rate f1r the season, as several c"nsideTab!e
parceis are held under limits, while portions
of the current receipts continue To be Tor
wa,ded TO the Northern markets. We now
ouote super6ne at 8 ia AZ %, which have
Iren the prevailing rates during the past lew
DAYS. Arrived since the Atm Infant, 4
ob.s. ci,are,i, HIS bbis.
PoRk--The market isve'J he'.vy for all
descriptions, their being no demand for large
PARCEL, aud only very limited sales can he
effected 1T our quotations, which are iof
clear, 50 IA . ST.; ,uess, 3; NJ. Z. ;prine,
5 :u per bbl. Bulk purk is dull at So a :
- per lUu ib-., for hog round. Arrived
uuning Inc pas; three days, 236i bbls. and
c3, UUu tbs. 10 bulk Cleared for New York,
6I31 Apaiach,coia, ~ bbis.-toIal 6i's
ubls.
HrLr-Limited sales continue to be mad,
at, Tor Western mess, $40 a 10 5O per Dbl
duto in hf bbl- 5 u 80; prime, Z Il q
her bti. AnI,ei during the la I thee days
los ibis. Cleared Iur n. Yo,k, ~; Guada
ioupe, 80 bbis. and III hall bbis.
BAcoy-The stock il g,adna!iy increas
ing, aud .aics ARE dull at the following rates
su, inr hams &c; c~an,u.-cd du . il eac
sues al a 2tc shoulders &c per ID. A'nv
cd duung the lnet thee days, 20 casks
T Cleared for New York, ~; Baltimore, 100
!, Savannah, 40; Guaduloupc. 80 casks; i.ta
III Casks
!. LAsp-rhe arrivals continue large, Will
AT th. same time there is not much a~otiyit,
in the demand. The principal inquiry
however, appears to be for barrels, aud iU
the French market, kegs being rather neg
lee led, us there is little or no demand Mt th,
moment for Havana. We continue to quot
extremes ut 5a5ic.. remarking that mot q
, 1843-02-25

DAGGrNo & BALE RorE.-For Western
bagging llal2c., cash and l2Aal3c on 60
and 9Odays credit. Western rope 5a6c, ac-
cording 10 quality and terms.
WmsxY-l61aiic per ~ga!l"n, for rectif
ed. Common commands I9a l9!c per gallon.
in limited lots. Arrived during the last
three days, 967 bbls; cleared for Savnnan,
l0J bbls.
GRAIN--Thc high rates OF freight heal
heavily upon all descriptions OF grain, and
corn particularly is now selling at price.
which scarcely m"re tina" pay the expense
Of transportation 10 this market, returning
nothing TO the shipper, as will readily bt
seen by our quotations, which are 24s26c
per bushel, Ia sacks. Oats i6a Is GEMS pc
bushei, in sacks.