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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
GRANDE EFT IMPORTANCE AMELIo.
RATION DAMS La FAERfCATION DU
STCRE

Les soussigues ont acqnis auiourd'bai, de
NJ. Charles RarsiceL par acte passe devaht
I'hon. Oh, lesser Juge de Ia paroissa d'Est
Baton Rouge, tous ses droits ct projections
sur la machine a aoumer lie suere, inrsntae
par lui, etc, Ia quelle machine est conside.
rec par tous les habitants sueFiers les plus
e~xperiment6s, qui Point vus. cemme dsvang
remplir un grand vide dams Ia fabrication du
sucFe-avec &c moyen CT dams MA semps
vingt fois plus court on pourra enievet par
faitement les matieres ~etFangeFes de Ia efEAs-
nE, ct parcons9gGent c~IaFiiier fe jus. ce qui
perrnettra de fare au suers de guallte :supe.
rienre, sans difacultt.
lis sont prats a executor avee pronps itude
tous les urdres qni leur seront donnes dams an
brcf delai, De Ia maniare Ia plus convertible
Toutes les COMMUNICATIONS adressees ainsi
(Manchac Post Office La reeeyrons une
pronpte rsponse.
McEITRFcK& BROWN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

Le Washington Standard du %, dit
quill a appris par differences sources que
dams nne reunion prGpnratoirc, tenue le
dimancho &c. il n etc reconnu quill man.
quait huit voix d NJ. Van Buren, pour ar.
river a Ia mnloritG.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

Par 4. wonget, dane cet,e vile 10 0 con.
rant, I'm muIet, de coulsnr brin fence. avse
"a criniere tondue, d'enviYon Ii paumss de-
haufeurs OF age do trois ans, sans aucnns
marque so fer visible. u nropri9tsira 81.
rsquis del IL reiTer on 90 eonnrs1art 4 IL iii
II DGPRocQ.
avn 10 10 Rangsnr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

Cette machine, dams iaquelIe II n'ontre
pas de poudre d canon, pourrait, dams une
seule explosion, sans qu'o1 sen nperc0t,
d6truire loutes les lroupes %ennemies, d une
distance de 1000 metres de Ia vile as.
s;6p6b.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
OREGON.

Parmi leg petitions adre>s6es all Con.
gGe~, len est une d. fatnonx Joe Smith,
lr chef das Normoas, lols Ia l'yrons sag
commentaries a 4os lectegrs.
N. Wentworth demando d presenter lin
memoire adresse par lie general Joe Smith,
commandment Ell chef des MormoDs, die.
tant humblement al Congfes les clauses
dun bill a l'efet de I~'autoriser a lever une
armee de 100 600 volontaires pour prem
DIRE POregon, annexer 10 'Texas, ct eten.
DIRE les allies donfinatrices de I'aigIe anne.
ricain sur tous les territories touchant aux
Elats.U nj ; ct d%emandant d ce qu'un
chatlment %exempIaire ct des plu. rude fut
lnflg6 a ~qUiconque hi fesis'erait OH lie ge.
nerait daHs Get acte de pure bienveiIIance.
Mr.. lngersoIl s'oppose a Ia reception dc
ce memoire.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
ARRETE-

Par James Stokes, a environ dix miles
de Baton Rouge une inmeni, dc coaIear
bal, Agee de 4 ans, d'environ 10 1 .pau.
mes de hauteur, ct ayant les quatre piedr
nolrs-Le propri6talre est Teqnis do Ia 70.
tires en- Sc conformant A In Ioi:
J. r. DUFRoco,
> JUN Is Rapgepr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

LEs CONsULs FRANcAIs EFT AgsLAIs A
TUNrs.-Une afFaire grave Went do surgil
d Tunis.
Tn Maltais, nommG Paolo Xuereb, sc
rendit coupable dun double meurtre sur Ia
personne dun de ses compatriotes, valet.
de.chanbre du consul. general d'AngIe.
terre, NJ. Thomas Read, ct sur un snjet ia.
nisien attache CONNIE drogman au consu.
lat britain .iqne.
On devait d'abord poursuivre Ell i%nstrni.
re 10 premier crime qui tnm,baIt SOUS Ia 10.
ridiction anglaise. Mas lie consul an
glais, contre toute ~atteDte, a mleuX Anne
r]ecourir d la justice %expeditive de Ia re-
gence ct abdIquer I'm droit important pour
les Europeans qui, 81 de parcels pr6c6dens
6taient admis, s~eraient a jamais soustraits
a leurs JUICES naturels.
Nj. de Lagau, consul. general de France
auqnel Sc sont associ6s tous les agens des
autres puissances. est en- vain interyenu an.
pres du consul angIais pour Ie faire Feve.
mir sur son impatiente resolution M
Thomas r nd a press6 Ia procedure ; les
juges tunisiens ga sont assemblies Ie n
mars, ct, malgr6 les Efforts des ayocats,
don't Ia defense a etc enfrav6e, le coupa
BILE a etc condamne a mort par ce tribu
nal incompetent. NJ. Thomas Read ne
tait pas eDcnre sati<falt F.: aprss avorr hate
lie jugcment, il "A hate I'ex6cutlon, ct lie
c%ondanln6 aIlait asoir Ia t&te trnnchee.
quand Nj. do Lagau airiva assez d temps
pour obtenir du hey la supervision de rex6.
cution do PaoIo Xuersb.
Les norabIes europeans ont vote spUn.
tanememem d NJ. de Lagau une adfesse
pour hi expriu1ef letr yive reconnaissance
du ze'e quill a depIoy6, atm qu'on ne de-.
pas aux principles don't depend leur
>0ret6 d tous.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

On assure, d'apr6s des nouveIlcs recues
d'Haiti par la Jamaique' que 10 PouvOir
du president H6rord touche a son torme,
ct que. suivnnt toutO p~robabilit6, Guerrier
est maintenant president de Ia republique.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
\ 4 LAmrAnrr

Dune jolie propri6e a entiros = mGues
DC Bdtou Rouge.
On ofsre b yendre une habitation, conte.
nant six cent quarante arpens, a pau nras
cent de dtfFiehtss bornts a VesfpaY igr fsrrss
dc Madame Cobb, ct 4 I'ousst bar celDes IA
Gilmore. Peur plus ample information as.
dresser D Madame vsuye b: Peyronnin, On,
"a dite iabitafions o. 4 ST. Brunei, avocat. 4
Baton Rouge. avriF m To
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
FAIR PLAY.

In journal de- MaFseilIs nnonc que
NJ, Daniel Borne, marin ag6 de % ans, a
lHveRte q machine don't EeAsl est lei,
que len yliles qui en- seront aEmses, ne
P~oaFEont In Sd Fagcnir etre pFisas d'assaqt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
AVE.

Ee tasiesu destaxes is IA Corporation Yspr
Fannee IS4as etani achieve par l'Assessanr.
est depose au bdreau du Marie pour l'exaneN
de tous ceux intsressee, o, y resfera dams ~
courani De dix iours De essfe date.
SANL SEOLFIEI.D,
mars q IFesorfer & CoIlecteur,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
EPAvE.

Arret6 par Anihfny Monget
S aR eheval bal, u queue ct cri-
~ Mere noiree, une inarque sur lie
ASA dos visage blanc, Age d'enyiron
10 ans Ell de Hpaumes de hansear. La pro-
pFietaire est requis de le rstirer en- ne cop
fornant 4 q Ioi. ! II nUrRoea
Juiu ; Il Raagenf,
80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
COUR SUPREME.

In Cour Supreme a.~confrm6, N%ujoOr.
d'hui, lie iugement rendn pnr Ia Cour infe.
rIeurO dams ia fraire des MarguiIlers contre
rEtGque A Blanc.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

contre tous les gnet.a pens polIljqucg. les
intrigu6s de cabinet OF los Gbolttions dos
principles du l~oc0fccoisme.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
EPAVE.

~ Alr6ife par srth David 4
lrOi- nsilIts de Baton Rouge.
n- me sache tachstie rouge e.
- ueifa. agee d'apea pres ciag
ans ,ayan's 10 paTtse iEfsri ere tie ID,
reille gaHchs cOupee. Fl sne cat pare sn for.
me do v. sur foraiIie daoiie. lie IN prss,
taiFe esg requis IL III ssTiTsf Ia 4 col.6r.
ulaEt Ia Eah
} K DRRaUCa-
~ sAu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

100 Kegs White Lead, Linseed 9l & tar.
rentins fol sale by
fiEE 4 ii A}&'t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08

Conformtment au8 Instructions du rom.
%rnlssaire General dss Tgrrer, en- d4e du ia
Mars 1914, ct recuos d CO bbreau la liz
Avril dsrnier, 10 bureau de lArpentepr Gs.
neral pour lo district De Ia Lhaisiane. sgr.
tlansf6rt de Baton Rouge d DonaIdsonvilIo
(Ls) lie Is Juillef proclaim, 81 sera onye,,
poor Ia transaction d'sfaires le rs du msrnS
mois.
EWCOMB.
AgpsnteUr Gen. d8 la L..
Baton Boogo, II ASai 1854 Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
PouR EST 7 R0rGE

POUR EST BATON ROLGE
observation-disclosures Phi.
Thomas, }. B. Kleinpeter ct
i. ID. Conrad.
Legislatwe-D. D. Avery
ct William Halves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
ON A L0uER-
90. I GRnfm1A

iniorns respsctBensement 10 public au'1
a etapb fon chantiev vig-aevis le cafe de NJ.
Michel Granarir % il est prepare A fairs tou.
tes SORES de ~monnnCntsg ct pierres r~sDrtual.
res, a des prix raisonablea.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
QUEST BATON ROUGE.

QUEST BATON ROUGE.
Characterization. Thos.
w. Chinn, ct s. M. ID. Clark.
~LegiSIatwe-Val. Hebcrt.
Mn. L'EDirEUR-Veuillez annoncer lie DR.,
WIN. b. SCOTT, comme candidat pour Ia
Convention.
Mr.. L'EpTrEUR.-Vcuillcz announcer Mn.
JAMES Nc CALoP, CONNIE Candidat pour re-
presenter Ia paroisse dc Quest Baton Rouge,
dams In convention d'etat.
PLCSIEURS VOTANS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
Pods DU PAIN.

Fixe parle MARE pour Ia semaine s~ufvauts
La Farine 6tallt Z 50 10 10 baril, ii oneea
de pain pDur dix sous
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
EPAVE.

EFAFE,
Arrete le 90 mars dernieF. par @. F
BehlneR, sur son habitatien 4 Springfield, a
environ trois miles du feuge ct quatorxe de
Baton Rouge, un chevsl alezanv marale au
fer du cote gauche G Bill a una e.ole an
front at de Ia hatteur d'environ quatorge; pau
mes. Lie proprictuiro est prize de lie rsliEer
en- SO conformant a Ia t0i.
]. R. DUFROCQ5
avTil ID 10 RaBgeur.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
CANDIDATS.
PoUR PRE- SfDENT DIES y. UNIS
~ CHAN.
POUR VICE PRESIDENT
Theodore ~Frelinghuysen.

Pour Etectews,
4 Nist. jacques TOWtant,
. :" ZenOn CavelieV,
3 George S. GuiOn,
A 81" AIafNy to Saunders
b jacques DUprS,
= " E0vard Sparrow.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-08
4 FULL POWER NAN.

Nous avons cru devoif l~aisser, dams la
traduction, le mot restrictiouiste, qui du
reste n'existe pas plus dams la Ianguc an.
gIaise que duus la langue franchise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08
100000


uAmOng the receipts into the Treasury we notice an
item Of $4,000 received from the Warden Of the State
Prison, surplus earnings. The total receipts from
taxes amounted to sat $685. Of which only 50 Os2 were
from Banks, Insurance. and Turnpike Companies The
State Prison appears to be the most profitable institution
in the State and yields the government more revenue
than any other single source they have
Ihe report from the Illinois Commissioners does not
seem TO have had very favorable influence on the
price Of the State stock in this market In fact the
mentp Of the Commissioners looked upon with great
deal Of dsrnst by parties here and the loan actually
negotiated and confirmed may attribute the result to
the connection Gov Davis had with the business. Some
time since published letter from Of the Commits
sonsrs, written In London, in which he spoke in the
most terms Of the prospect then before them
"a to ultimate At the time many doubted the
sincerity Of the OF that letter. and looked upon
them as being intended for consumption in this market
for the purpose Of running down the stock here
benefit Of whom II may concern. We were informed at
the time that those who understood the movement 60
verned themselves oriingly. We not surprised
that the credit Of the States abroad Is far below par
Those who have been entrusted with the negotiations
loans in Europe have in many instances had q much
greater pecunary interest in the result than any Of their
constituents, and have submitted to sacrifices and terms
which, the time they must have convinced could
not be borne by the people, We do not believe the Co.
and Legislature Of Illinois will rafy the ar
rangement made by the Commissioners with the bond
holders because they must be convinced that the terms
cannot be complied with The debt of Illinois stands
follows =
srcrn a%i Di Pspu e. as'o'; yopn u propn
deb. interest In 1870 debt pr h1 INF NJ III
sH7O3si9 SS2.225 1918 1918 I.g7
The annual interest this debt cannot be much
less than 5000 The debt will be increased the
OF the loan, swelling the total Indebtedness to than
$40 oOOoO0 requiring nearly million Of dollars
ally TO pay the interest Tho estimates and calculations
made as to the future receipts from the safely
set down TO be full hundred per cent than will
be realized This has invariably been the in tn,
public works Of all other States, and we have seer
no superior Judgment exercised by the government
Of Illinois, in their internal AFFAIRS to destroy tn.
impressions that the same mistakes will be mad.
in this instance 10 gratifying to see the denquen
States making every effort possible to meet the interes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08

nuSy, July 30 =. M.
The stock market during the past week has been very
much depressed Quotations have not declined q very
large per cent but the operations have been very limited
The depression in the market cannot be attri
onted to the want of money In the market, for CAPT
tai never was more abundant, obtained at
cheaper rates The banks have commenced preparing
for the August returns and have drawn in large loans
but the vacuum has bsen filed from other sources and
the supply of money fully sustained. Spectators in
stocks are not spirited they previous 10 the
late explosion in fances. and operate very shy Many
are in the country and the business Of Wall street gen
orally Is very quiet The first effect Of the European
news was very favorable the stock Market but il
could not be sustained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08

On Sunday morning, 7th inst GEoRcE WAsHrroror
KIrc OF James and Margaret King, aged two years
and three months
The friends end acquaintance Of the family are res
pecfuy invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of his father 221 Canal
OF Renwick street.
On Sunday afternoon, TIN inst at O'Clock, of con
SUMPTION AVN ELIZA, daughter of Abraham and Ann
Daily, aged 10 years. months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
attend her funeral from the residence of her father
Houston street, this afternoon at o'clock without fur
Their invitation.
years
Her friends and acquaintance and the members Of
her funeral from her late residence Lewis street. this
afternoon at b o'clock GJ- Philadelphia papers will
please copy.
On board the brig H. Stevens, on her pssssge from
Port au Prince to this port, Of censumpon, Mr. PENEL
native Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08

CARTHAoENA-Brg Persa-f Rsported yesterday -21s
hides Dc.ss rkg skins 1000 De-
Whitmsrshl3 10 do lie tons Hacha wood
cs salsam Murry Lanman- cot on gin wehe sprague
so tons fDstic w Atwaer-280 hdss Ia hrisson co.,
bags coffee Lawfenc. Murray ioss-t bor Harmonyi
Nephews-2 psgs mdse w McGegorl do golJ do silver q
Hus sey Macssv.
MARAcABo-Schr Zev aht Reported )Ie casks
basam 100 hfes 1853 coffee box Rats skns
Aringueo-lQi8 bags coffee Mason hompson-iO6 10 200
hides cask old copper 81 DO b,Isam Murray Lalmanl47
bags !os. hmdt Voge-Es hides bdls goat skins
do deer skins bags fusc 10 bills mats William
Linty.
PoRr Au PRIrcE J Stevens-32o0o pds lockwood +
Ghn- SO ps mshrgany bills gioger hognth- e BIDS rags
bbIs ian (}i fin Hovt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTlON NoTICE-sals or Green Howe Plants Trees.
kr-ln South Brooklyn, the premises known Rns-
seiis rden in Heary Atlantic Tuesday July
9lh " oclo. r. cons.ting part Of Ros Csmes Al las.
pahas. Helitropss Mag oiias soars spen
do aiAe hododendrons IN tabs valued $780, Laco
st. q 2. hs ground Sale pp'ys * o,dsr Of the
js ltsee Aucuonser.
GARDEN RI ants
w RUSSELL, Florist, DC. Hsnryi street, Brooklyn re
spsctfully inf mis- friends and the public that
sheiin will sell Tuesday. July sh at II O'Clock his 9u
on ior tn balance due on levy made BY him for $1,000
about $500 all those and magnificent plants Of Rhcdo
dsndross RnsselIsanun Gran'eorsm and xaa ndica A.
ba wi all .s collection Seeding Rnododendon. A.
sale ne par cu.riy invites his friends and the public attend
when they Will have opportunity Of securing of the
most superb FIowerirg n ntsin III world jysitsIrc
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the Eighth Ward Of
the city Of Broc klyn be sold public auction,
the M'rchas Exchange in the OF New York Thur
day. the ilth Iuly l0, At ~ O'Clock, By Wilkes Rops
ancorees 100 valuable lots both sides Of the lead
ns from the third avenue, in the city Of Brooklyn the
0sn~nSd CemeteIy aud also lots the adjoining streets
kew e the vdesb Water Lots landing place in front
Of rhe premises. on tsowa US Bay.
Ih property Il adjicent 20 he city Of New York Omn
buses TO the south and fulton Fer ies To msenancs
anu o y DE iring 10 unite Of location and
surpassed wv Of tie city and Bay Of New York.
moueat- outlay the present sale oilers most advantageous
Terms Of payment liberal. Sale rostve-site perfect
Apply 70 he auctiore II Bend stset New York or for
ithogaphe maps or informa'i0n u title. nc
=. ISAAC Z. DELAPLAiNE, CoUpsslior at Law.
ysI New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08
PHILADELPHIA, 4P. NJ, Sunday.

DEAR SrR -
The cloud that has threatened for the last two
days has burst upon this city once more.
In consequence Of the Irish carrying muskets into
their churches on the 4th and 9th inst, the people
assembled around st. Phillips Church, near the
Navy Yard, and threatened TO tear II down. For
the last forty-eght hours the military have been
under arms in the neishborhood; and about two
o'clock this morning, the mob made rush 10 at
tack the church. Gen. CadwsIlader ordered the
artillery 10 fire one oi the cannons Tn Hen Mr..
MAYOR, ex-M. c., threw himself in front OF the
cannon and said, he would BE- the FIRST man killed;
He was arrested and cophned IN the church all
night. This morning the mob ebtsined cannoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08

ON thar debts, but when We additional loan con-
trscted, when We the already large debt made still
larger. upon terms that cannot be fulded cannot
quietly look and the people of that state pressed
down deeper than they now are.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08

HAr-There 10 very little doing in bale hay Common
qualities sell at 80 s3c The receipts continue very
large
PRovsIorsBe and pork very Inactive and prices
without the slightest alteration from these last quoted
Lard ID In moderate demand at SIC.
WHBxEY Drudge casks sell a. wanted at 2s2c Wes
tern and prison barrels are held At % 2slc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08

We learn from Chicago that on the 26h ut that there
was more wheat on the market that day than any previ
the farmers leave town Immediately for their
homes to make preparations for harvesting Some of the
early sowing will be ready for the cradle week and
the later seeding will come on immediately A large
portion Of the standing crop is out Of danger entirely
the rust Is the only thing that possibly prove nur
Gus, nov that grain is rpeng. and much Is be
yond injury from that We eastern
purchasers that the Illinois supply this will greatly
exceed that Of any former 65s is the highest price
paid for good samples winter very choice load brought
Sc for milling.
wheat crop Of Ohio this year Will be nearly twenty mil
lions Of bushels which 10 increase of IS per cent on
the crop Of 1889 About half of this immense yield
ten millions Of bushels will be surplus over the an
nua consumption OF the State which surplus surprising
1t to average the low price of go cents per bushe will
sell for six millions Of dollars.
According to calculation the following 10 the total
quantity Of -four and grain shipped from Canada this sea-
Flour, bbls,. -. 10000 Peas, bushels . 80 900
Wheat bushels. 100000 Barley. 20 600
II will be observed by this table, that the total quantity
OF -four received in Montreal up the 26th ul round
numbers $780, bbls OF these including the cargoes
Of the vessels then in port but yet cleared out and
also the shipments from Quebec 100000 bbs have been
shipped leaving balance hand Of about 100 900
barrels.
CANAL ToIL..-Tolls received on all the New York
To the Il. July, 1914, Cbeing the first 74daysof
TO The isS July lsis b.ns the r:i Is day. ''''' %
Of navigaton,). .................. 7is,s7s.oo
Increase. ..... l5s, 500 90
OF this increase there is. on merchandise
from tide water
At Albany and West Troy. .. .$oa477 90
On products from western
Al Buffalo and Blk Rock, sso,sss 90
At 26,34S 90
81 332
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08
MARITIME HERALD.


We shall est,em il favor If Captains of Vessels will Civ
Sommodoe kosERT s,Lsry, Of onr News Fleet. epoJ
the shipping LETT at the Pott whence they sailed Vessel
spoken ON their passage, List u their Cargo aod any 10
eign New.papers or News they have lie Will board then
Immediately on their arrival Agcnts aud Correspondents
nome or abroad VIII also confer favor by sending tn
once all the Marine Intel they obtain Nantica
Information Of any kind will be thsnkfu ly reeeiyed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08
baltimore Cattle Market.

july 6-There ais head Of beef cattle offered for
sale vt the scales Monday and 92 sold The
OF prices paid 81 rs for inferior to 50 Sal per 100
lbs on the hoof for prime quality which equal about
~ 90 70 net Yesterday there only 81 head Offer
ed OF which % sold at 81 % per 100 lbs the hoo
and the balance laid The supply Of live hogs
tinues ample and limited sales making at 81 per 100
h =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
EsKIAL GARDEN.
AND Pc RP EFT VAL FAIR,
Corner e Broadway and Ann street.
THE GAM AND GiANTE-si
UNFAIR l. l. ED At RAG lions!
TWO DWARFS!
COL. CHAFFIN, AND RADIO SCAUF
1WO GitNTES Els AND A CLAM
Max nc - Target small.., ros sth.r
THE STRONGEST .aTTR.a CTIONS!
Ever known ia Az eii.a
GRAND AND MaG>lFiCENT PERFORMANCES =!
At hal pHst O'clock 10 tls and
INFANT SISTERS!
The most surprising e in the world will appear
10 their Song. and Dances
SiGNOkI vALENTrLiNA,
Late from Europe, will make her first spre rance
Mr. and Mrs WESTERN,
MISS 3. T. ADAIH.
MR.. LYNCH,
And others, will sprear.
For further par'icul- larke aud small bills.
Admission TO the whole IS CenLhlden under Yeas,
half price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-08
wing as the increase at ali other Offices, and

Leaving AZ the increase at ali other Offices and
being on products Of this State. $4sS 500 90
Corror-The market during the early part Of the
week very dull, and prices very much depressed
Since the arrival Of the Britannia the market has decd
eddy improved and prices are much frmer The sales Of
the week add up about 800 bales and the receipts
spnners in the market to-day Shippers will not operate
at present prices We annex the current quotations