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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
Foreign Markets.

RIO JArEiRo May 16.-Sncc the 22d ultmo the re-
ceps Of Flour have been limited to 63o7 bbs from the
United States in consequence Of which market holds
out firm aspect, especially late advices from
the UnedStates encourage holders TO expect falling
of in shipments. There was little nothing doing in
Flour until the beginning Of this month"; when the
ket opened with large sale Of 1000 barrels Richmond
been sold at an advance Of 700 rs The sales for
Richmond City Millsl7DalsiOO; Richmond County a900
10000; Columbia l6 500 cash. equal TO 7n600 credit:
Baltimore l4 cash i5 credit The total stock in first
hands is Al 900 bbs, Of which $500 Richmond
1900 Baltimore and 100 Trieste Even moderate rec pts
would check any further advance spectators fear
to operate and shipments to the River Pats Of
the question We have had excessive receipts of Do
mestcs and market Is much overstocked The sup.
plies Of Cofeearc abundant but do not offer fair
selection, and prices not altered Better advices from
the United States lately caused 900 bags be
ken for that quarter We quote choice lots of superior
1880 900; superior and good rsts 81 80 $1,000; good
1880 3600nand ordinary $50 1880. The shipments
to the United States from the LIST January TO the Both
April comprise l47 300 bags against 40 5a bags during
the same period last year.
PyRSAMBuco, May 2o.-The stock OF -four in first
hands increasing and may be fairly rated 5000 bbs
The only sales are for consumption the bakers at
from 10 900 $4,000, Gallego and l70O0 Philadelphia
demand for export both to Europe and the United States
nj prices sustaining previous quotations Exchange on
London, 26Id The rainy season may be said to have
set in
BARBADOS, June 13.--Charlos Edward Grey. Cover.
nor OF Barbados has officially announced tho popua.
ton Of that Isaud tho 22d Of April TO have boon io2
1913 souls The prices Of American produce az fol-
lows Superior American -four 50 rs 90; meal
50 90 6o American cheese 10 1906 black eyed peas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
DIR. RSHALL Hills
CORDIAL RENOVATOK

nR. NJ aRsHALL HALL, one 1.-THE most celebrated rh,
~ sci,ns Europe the discoverer Of this valuable 1ed
cine used in his practice among the nobility off,
land and through the Continent of Europe, and
stance when used according directions has produced ~
most happy results IL is exclusively directed - the cur
i've organs Its quick and wonderful action is such that 500
,ess or mbecty cannot the system that Is undl
influence for half an hour II will afford decided relief
who by early indulgence solitary habits have fallen iao
state Of chronic debility.
Unconstitutional weakness brought by secret ballt u
iulged in by young men, This is, whsn too frequently y
dull ed in the greatest evil that befa Dyspes
we kness of the limbs and small Of the back, confusion d
ellec orgetunes palpaon Of the heart aversion 70 ac
elects whites obstruction Of certain eyacuat,ons total opc
,encv add barrenncss are ed by this medicine.
Php, Boyne Agents, Forwarded all parts olthc w
ISn,ge street - - je30 I'm os'ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

tefor The last heard Of him he was on his way to
Easton. He will play short engagement with Burton
at the Arch street shortly after which, II is said he will
80 to fulfil an engagement out West
Frazier takes benefit to night at the Chestnut appear
ing as Claudisn, in the opera Of Norma The opera
closes tomorrow night On Wednesday night Falkner,
an Old and distinguished of the legitimate
drama in this city brings out for his benefit the sterling
comedy OF 1.-THE Way to Keep Time"
kendas brass band have been giving concerts at the
National Theatre but the bad weather has been against
them. They, however, will continue to try il.
There is some excitement in the stock market, but
sales light The transfer books Of State securities
close to-day to aord time for the State Treasurer to
prepare for paying the August interest No transfers
can be made after to day. and those only entitled
receive the interest in whose the stock stands
the closing Of the books The State interest will be
paid in August and punctualy thereafter which will
account for the continued improvement in States ives
There further advance Of on yesterdays sales
and the tendency is upward Wilmington Railroad
shares fell of and the panic in this stock continues.
There was very little business done in any other secur
ties than the above win be by the following quo
tations.
Sales OF Stocks MT Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD June 3s200 County 6s 1870 lo3 GOO slas
wilmington Railroad l6A $1,000 State S. 76l 80 shares Lee
hgh Navigation = do Reading 2s; 81 do Wilmington
ea go d2 Reading 2 80 do Vicksburg 81 50 do do. S
$1,000 Reading Bonds. "a.
SECOND BoARpSi00 State S. cash. 76lz; ITO do 6's 1876,
new 7G4 1900 City SIS Ga l03 1000 Reading Railroad
i6A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PsiLApELrHiA, June 3o-Arr Home, VIM NJ Rogers, Ec
and Metamora Boson Tweed (Bl Eleuthera; Orator Mes
port Thes Fsnner, Providence; Mary Emma, NYork 81
BALriMoRE, June 29-Arr Selma Rio Janeiro; Ruby, an
Chsrss Bangor Gallspt Mary Maysguez Roe Dodge u
Mobile Sid Thos Hooper, West Indies; Comet St Thomss
Direct. Briggs, NYork Cid 28h, North Bend Amsterda0
River Plate; Frances Jane st Johns PR Lady Chapms
psANnn,A June a1Sd swan Boston; asth Cen Harrisoa
Barbadoes
Spoken.
Demerara, Blanchard from Rio Janero for NYork May q
lat "a 90 s, Ion SO 80.
An American ship steering South, showing Boston Nos "a e.
May 80, lat l6 so s. Ion IS Is w. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
Boston,

BosToN, June 10, lSi5.
Our Ciergymsn-Ssie Of the SpiJbs-Ship Building
Launch Of III eNeic Atlantic Steamer.
stated In previous communication, that would give
personal description Of most of clergy with their
manner and style of preaching shall therefore begin
with the Rev Edward N. Kirk whose church occasion.
ally attend of Sunday As you the reverend gen.
eman ascend the pulpit stairs you can perceive by his
appearance that he is of the "cloh and he
himself round to face the congregation your opinion is
further confirmed by his grave look and intellectual
pect On looking at his chest, and the ampeness of his
shoulders you led to believe that he reshes and
joys the good things of this life. lie is well made
muscular man; has very good head acc ording to phre
nology; and is in short rather fine looking His
written and display much elegance of language which
he seems to have much command. He never enters on
any metaphysical disqusition of Scripture but confines
himself entirely to preaching the thing needfuln
to his hearers He has very little mannerism in the pull
pit His sermons not wanting in vigorous thought or
some pleasant passages. His enumeration is very dis
much so that in whisper he could be heard
at the further end of the house. His voice strong and
sonorous and have heard few readers of Saxon mpar
by reading the force strength and dignity to it that he
can. His subject yesterday was peace His text was
the Prince of Peace" He showed that Christ came to
into ordertha the object of his coming to recon-
Gle man to God and man to man-to establish peace
He said that his kingdom was kingdom of peace, and
the last legacy Christ left his disciples peace. He
then concluded by remarkng that it cheering
serve the war-coud of Texas Mexico, Oregon England
and Repeal all disappearing, and the day Of peace appa
rently TO be heightened Kirk is Of stars y he
is regular crack preacher He is bachelor and his
church is.thronged with ladies. Yesterday more than
twothrds OF the audience Of the fair sex decked
of in the gayest style His church is large and the in.
terror is very plain but neat The members number about
400, mostly people in the prime of life
The Sptfre TO be sold at auction in four five days.
II she etches than 1000 $4,000 will tend to give
some authenticity to the report that she had consdera
Bile sum Of money secreted somewhere in her hold 1t
is said that gentlemen from New York intend pur
chasing her.
The barque Petore is to be launched at East Bos
ton the Sd or 18th Of July. The steamer Of r. b.
Forbes Esq, named Massachusetts, will be ready to be
launched within fortnight.
The new packet ship Washington Irving, intended for
of line OF packets to ply between this port and Lii
verpool also building at East Boston, already far
advanced that three weeks will see her on her des.
tined element
There were great many arrivals at this port yester
day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
American Manufactures.

There has been change in the demand for domestic
goods in the last week Sales be steady for
port and TO the few Western buyers in market. Nearly
three thousand packages OF manufactures have been
ported since the LIST inst
The demand last week IN Baltimore small. SIEVE.
raj buyers from the West In the market but II
rather too early for them TO purchase largely.
There was fine business doing In Bos ton last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
HUNTERIAN DISPENSdRF,
Division street, New York.
ESTABLISHED A. ID.

by THE PRESENT PROPRIETOR for the su .eesia
~ Treatment Of disease q secret natpre and for the ste
earth that safely be reed tothoroughy this
disease without injury the constitution and without die
prehensve treatise accompanies each wall full direction
how long standing or how deeply seated in the system
less trouble to the patient and shorter Of te
nor vial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

81 rs 0O crackers plenty at $si 81; herring 81
hams u l2& cents. Exchange on London 90 days 81
n, and 80 days ~ 81 per fl00
The Island has been blessed with abundant fall of
restore vgor to the youngcanes and render healthy If
not fully repenish the Pondsupon which all our estate
cattle and very large proportion of population
mainly dependent for their daily supplies Of water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
Passengers Arrived.

GhAsoow-Barqne Ann Harley-Mr Mates, Mrs Paton Mrs
in the steerage. ~
HAMBuRG,Ship Howard-Mss Levy, B Rodat Hamburg;
Miss Wsllseyei, New York; Feschroe Miss Fets and
family Miss Shultz Berlin; 7 Saas. A.hsna-l2sin the
SALT kEY-Brg Casro-Alex Gray, Trinidad Rev Eli w
stokes Baltimorei Antonio Btz, New York; WIN Bran.
ApALAcHcoLA-Barque Iwanowra-Mr Nurse lady and
son. Mr. parlden and lady Capt shby and lady, Mr. Weaver
Capt Cus ndady Capt Packen Capt Stone Msssrs Dunn
Kspman. ~' ""'N'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

2r. M-The market was quiet this morning, and pri
without the slightest alteration. Operators bu
silly engaged in their foreign correspondence, s,d hs
disposed to make transactions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

From MEXICO The schooner Waterwitch arri-
we'd at New Orleans on the Goth inst from Tabasco,
which place she left the 9th. She brings no news,
except that the yellow fever very vruen at Tabas
CO. All the of lhe above vessel, fine in number
we're sick when they reached New Orleans, and two
three of them were sent to the hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

IF ESTHER COHEN who formerly lived with
Hughes, boarding house keeper Union street, t,vefI
en- England about nine years ago 10 live IN Nvw f9sk
write 10 her father, No II New Bailey street. ss.o,a MA
80. ~ ''"s'""'' '"o VIZ wa myio 2m dy&wy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
Weekly Repoy-t ar De,tn.

,.u june to the 28th day of June, 1886. =
4zalen-a2 Women-7s Boys-5o Giris-TotaI 2o2
A., -
M m = p9peay 8; Bleeding from Stomach l. Carbun.
ce Snoiea lantum IL Consumption 20:
Ironp =; propsy D5opsy in the head II; Dropsy in he
ssa Fever Fever rsre y paSssrs
cough !; Inflammation Of brain q; Infsmm.,;< . looping
i Inflammation of heart 2; Inflammation OF kidnev.
ton q throat Inflammation oliver Marasm.." s: Mos
,caos sc = Sa age 3 Palsy p PrenauTe BIRTH Rap
8; Te'anps l. liberation Of ntestines l; Unknown
Age-One year and under Co. to 2yeas to3 2 5to IN
to 30 20 soto 20 40 to CO. 10: co 10
~ " 20 70 TO- .; 10 to &c. 2; 90 to 1900 Il unknown
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER. City Inspector.
lily Inspectors Office. June 30 1875. - II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

FIRE WORkS-FOURTH OF JULY. +.
INIREWORKS-Am most extensive and brilliant assortme
consisting of Signal Rockets Fans Palm Trees, Pyramie
Peruvian Crosses Octagons Mines of Stars and Sepents
geons, Crackers, &c. Sc. on the lowest terms.
il 4tis~Th DUNLAP & CARAVAN, 635 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

On the 2sth June, by the Rev. Dr. Winckelmann, j. j
H. Vocr to Miss HENRETrA VAer, both from Germany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

Milwaukee, w. T., on the morning of the 23d June
~ lever on the brain, EDWARD, infant of John and
Lucy Drummond late of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
Corn Trade.

There is some activity in this market At the close Of
last week, however, there little doing in
flour than in the earlier part Genessee ranges from s.
ga - 75the latter price for the choicest brands Mi
chigan 81 90 56i Georgetown Alexandria, and Bran
DIVINE range alike, viz: from 81 rs to 4 s7A. Fancy
Ohio sells at So 20 562s Rye Flour brings SO 90 to
so. Jersey Corn Meal 81 at.
There IN nothing doing in Wheat The quotations
range from 95 to 05 Sales Of Genossee made
week at LOG cents bushe Rye 81 Gal There were
transactions last week high 65 66 South
ernOats SO cents. Northern 3s 40 cents Oats are
high because of fear OF short crop. This fear how.
ever is produced more by speculation thaa by facts
Corn "a 40 centsf or weight and measure.
The gros receipts of Flour and wheat tide water
since the opening Of navigation including the third
in June, are as follows
Flour Wheat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01
American Provisions.

The demand for Ohio Pork is rather limited and prices
tending towards decline. We quote new prime at $40
so and new at Sl2 ST. $I3 old prime is held at
80 5 and do mess at Sl2 u.s. Beef is firm but dull We
notice sales OF new mess at So IS So and prime
at So 70 SO. Lard is improving in demand. We quote
barrels at 7c, and kegs at Sc Butter and Cheese
are dull Orange county Butter quote IA a l6c.
Western dairy at IL 49, Cheese in casks and boxes
&c. The sales of butter and cheese to home
sumers only.
The market in Baltimore last week. for beef and pork
presented considerable animation, and sales OF a more
extensive character made. The demand has been
principally for Prime Pork. and holders now demand an
advance on this article. The following the rates
asked for Baltimore packed, viz Mess Pork $l3 IS
l. W 80 90; and Prime, 81 7 90 Sales of several
small lots Mess Pork at S3 So sale OF SO bbs extra
Mess at S4 and small lot Of 10 bbls at l3 u.s. We note
sales OF 600 bbs prime in two lots at cash. and to-
day 500 bbs prime and 100 bbs sold to close
at $40 30 Sl3 respectively also 80 bbls prime $40 IS
There was an active demand for Bacon and sales to
considerable extent were effected at slight advance
The market at the present time is less animated but
prices continue firm The stock in first hands is consi.
rates are demanded for Western, viz, Shoulders a 81
Sides, "a assorted, ii and Hams u a cents; and
Tor prime and small to cents We note sales of IS 900
lbs; Sides at cents 90 hhds Sides at cents 20 hhds
do at CENTS 20 hhds Shoulders part g. and balance
6t cents; $4,000 lbs Shoulders and Sides at 81 and
cents respectively; and 40 hhds Shoulders and Sides
OF and II cents respectively; also Hams at
81 cents The demand for Baltimore cured Bacon is Ii
mited The following rates asked, vz.:-Shoulders
vised OF no extensive operations The demand Tor Lard
is less active but our last quotations maintained viz
No. Western in kegs a 81 cents and in brls II q
cents. We note sale of 400 kegs at 81 cents time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-07-01

Messrs. Gassoners and Young Chatham and Lstendah
with a 's s'0s'
All orders punctualIy attended to- je2s 6tsrc
FIRE W,ORKS! FIRE WOKKS!!
MR. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his ar
; IL Aassz
with en-. displays varying il price from $50 10 $
Mr. s. will ALSO add . display t hi.
Royal Purple and Maasrin Blue, unknown
any Stssr + fSs CHM Nblo Mr.
no CSurtlandt M Page At The LsSOTso
't myso I l%.sc ''Ae AD0A' ''' f''0'''nn'''
FIRE WORKS,
Wholesale and Retail-C United States Laboratory.
have on hand and SI sale. 1 an sa
beauty r. and real sn
weight viii be found By cent the cheapest in
Canton Fire Crackers &C. in S sssssssfEia YOUNG
Dealers in ss ann and Agents. for
paySa and cssssrs being prohibited in . city
4 viii S,y receive orders for them from the country
FIREw oRKs. CRACKERS, &C.
Is: ss !. 4 si%Fs ID
g s ts Sa s sS y % e ehs. Rocket
rlR RHSads f 70 The The ifE .oiI
aIseis escu:veiy for Rs
p%Se supplied
0ysst prices and the quality w sr@t. u
age giving sea Prices good article e can 5.
i ss s Fs%S at ss
ms, HoLDERTS s.Iss1 = % aif:a , :,:.
FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
ar prNN NEW Y, YORK I,Sn, LABoRAToRY .,
The Ssn,
q IL Raf
raI Pain Iss ~ rsTuvn CTss.s.
sg Port Fires Blue hEh Scroll Wheels. T0rSiCn:
Crackers Canton Rockets, Be-, &C.:
COMMITTEES; for city and country dsPisys military
the above mentioned articles wARANTEpthe materials ha
been selected with the utmost I'm m27-,k
DCIok o MeMbsG e the University Of
be TO o al
seas nature Stranger. siomsd that The Doctor he.
sasse. ' ano ose over thirteen
s. es 1n q Nsw az yh s his entire
be found hi, practice The Doctor csaons the unorsp
O. a' da s dS e
s ss tho @ I 5
o% MY p f!" m Ina
mr. ABBOTT may be consulted confidentiay at his tace
y Is Duane street where persons afflicted with deca6 Dis
and prostate gland invited 70 call. Several years ~
practice in the city of New York entirely devoted Thea
meat Of delicate Diseases enable him speedy d
Dr. A. feels confident that he has performed
eved suffering humanity from the above diseases rs
other physician in New York. Beware Of imposon ant
do not msakelG medicine may be had proven, te
till 10 Z. NJ Charges reasonable.
N b. Dr. Abbott the only regular advertising physic
Duane street. except old DR.. Cooper jyi I'm m
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GLORIOUS '76.

nay AND NIGHT ASCENTS manufactured by
- LOWE, so Lewis street, Grand, stairs may be had
Messrs Gassoners and Youngs Chatham and Lstendalf
Maiden ane and at most Of the principal Frework Stores
the city, with full directions for setting them of.
All orders punctually attended to- je29 ctr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28

ron Up ~ yer, .hish ptlsss. Slosl. isr ~li.h twenty
dlla'ss share have been paid sfe $ linz al sfut.. Mr..
Hepshaw late seefeisr, Of the Navy and frssid'ni ni
the Eagle Riser Guanpats. hhAds hi- shares al Se.JOO.
of csurse there are many frauds petpeiraied IN tins sn
Of speculation. Ianinsaies are i9fnsd an the MIST ifna
gTnary basis, then stocks beipg fanciidi, and the npefa-
,nrs N The business aii.fly disbanes'. The rfacfss OF
''grafiugn is ais, cafred on. A man takes SINE ore
from Essle River ar C~pprf II 'ri,Jaf, and faes II 5 as
10 make u louk Ike a naiufal drro-il IN SINE spot where
nature never ledged any copper, aud, nptn the discovery
Of this, the land Is loesi.d sud 3 cobpsny fofned.
Notwithstanding these ~deceplious however, aud many
rxnggeraih,ns. there appears 10 be M doubt Vi the fact
llaI rich dsroiies II cnpper ore ab1tnd on the shores 81
Lake Superior. The population af the mineral region u
spidly Increasing. souic accuunis make II ~ great a'
len thrusand already. II The future .Aplomiioxs and
warking III The milts ceftcspund with III. rfes,ni ind
cations Of t,eir value The copper region ot LAX. Superior
IN lSi so ~ e one the scene 1T dense settlements. with
villsaes. losn ms and cities arising Up amid the forests ol
that distant spot. a thousand miles fun the eoniincs VI
civilization. 1iieriaoiliIes fr| transportation afforded by
he navigahle Waters uf Lake Superior wili give great
advantages 10 tie operators there. and enable them 10
convny the products al their mincs Ia market NJ lille ex
pruse. baltimore .loaericaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-28
Ii d d BKe EBKN G.
July 81

SllE subscriber, still continues. at his old stand, d-
1 reelly opposite the Police Office, Lynclburg, 10
execute all orders in the line of his business, entrusted
10 his care.
Merchants Account Books, Clerks Records & Sher-
ills Execution and Inx-books, kept constantly on hand,
oi his own manufacture, or made to order. of the best
materials, and in the most durable style of workman
ship.
Old Bmks and Music, bound or rebound, at short no
tee. and IN every style Of pattern.
The undersigned pledges himself to renewed exer-
,ions 10 give satisfaction 10 his customers, aud solicits a
continuance oi patronage. BY permission, he refers to the
following gentlemen, to wit:
Robert Tinsley. Esq, elk. sup. court, Amherst Co.
Sam'l NJ. Garland, Esq" Go. do do do
Jno. d. Alexander, Esq " Sup. do Campbell Co.
WIN. A, Clement, Esq. I" Go. do do do
Gen. ID. R1les, +" Sup. do Lynchburg,
Ma. j. l'enagh. " lIust. do do
Messfs. Mcdaniel & McCo.kle, do
b" Turner < }urwelI. do
" Lee & Roberts (ate Roberts & Lee,0 do
lie alsb tet,rs. with full confidence, To Robert {.
Mitchell, Esq, Liberty, and Ferdinand Wel,z, Esq,
Fincaslle. }. &. YOUNG.
April II laf is