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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

A STRANGER's OPINION OF BALTIMORE. A
travelling correspondent of the N. York Morn
ing News writes as follows:
"a few hours of pleasant railroad travelling
brought mo to Baltimore, snug, compact, well
built, and most delightful city. The ascents
and descents of the streets, their cleanliness,
and the style of building, reminded me of Bos-
ton, but Baltimore altogether is the handsom-
est OF the two, A great many dwellings can
not be matched in Philadelphia, nor scarcely
in New York. was much pleased with tn.
busy, solid, and prosperous air of the whole
place. On Baltimore street, the principal one
for trade, all is not flash and glitter, but whole
sale stores are mixed up with retail shops of all
kinds, and the famous bellies of Baltimore have
to pick their way among boxes and bales Of
goods, in pursuing their favorite amusement Of
shopping.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

FIRE IN New YORK. The Tribune Building
in New York narrowly escaped destruction by
fire on Monday night The fire broke out in a
bottling cellar next door. The upper part of
the building was occupied by Mr. Ncsbitt as
bndery, and by Newell & Co., stereotype prn-
tiers. lii their establishment the illustrate d
Shakespeare, owned by Hewett and Harpers,
was got up. All the stereotype plates, and all
the valuable engravngs, Of Hewett's edition of
Shakespeare were destroyed. One set of the
large octave stereotype plates of the Common
Prayer, and the plates of the French Prayer
Book, Just completed, were among the articles
destroyed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

MALAGA.-The Fruit Crop. Some specula-
tors at the East were running all over the
country buying up the fruit, on the strength Of
reported storm at Malaga, which had de-
stroycd the crops. Letters by the Hibernia
speak of the storm which occurred on the sth
of September, but say that very little fruit has
been destroyed, and that the vintage will be a
much larger one than that Of last year. The
MalaguenoS are using every effort to supper,
prices, but they are already declining, and raj
sins will be obtained cheap in spite of all exer-
tons to prevent any change that may be I'M
favorable TO their purses
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FOR PORT DEPOsIVE-TwICE A DAY

Passengers leave The depot, Pratl street,
ESI5ar,, in the cars Of the Philadelphia Whining
f4fAffi5 ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Ss2--E EVERY MORNING, except SUndays) al
Q O'Clock, aud EVERY AFTERNOON, at "a O'Clock
except Sundays, which will be at :, p NJ.
On arrival at Havre de Grace, proceed to Por, De
poste by steamboat Gosport, Capt. Sturgeon.
Returning, the leave HaVre de Grace at u o.
clock, (n0nn) and at s O'Clock, PM
Fare to Port Depositc rs rents.
Qg- by taking the morning train it will allow per
sons who have business at Port Deposile to remain
several hours that place and return Baltimore the
same evening {67- Tickets must he procured at The
office before entering the cars.
A CRAWFORD, Agent.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHINA. The Roman Ca
tholic religion, it would seem by Canton let
ter in the New York Sun, is the only form of
Christianity actually tolerated by law in China.
If so, the American and English rlenipotentia-
res are censurable for emitting the important
point which France has gained. Kcying's me-
mortal to the Emperor, (rat6ed by the latter
as published in the Sun, recognises the Roman
Catholic religion only, and exposes all other
missionaries, American or English, to expul
sion from China, should French consnls OF
French subjects ever deem it necessary to favor
that course for pecuniary, political or sectarian
purposes.
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REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE
IL y w 2: >

REMOVAL OF THE ALL NEW STORE
VI LEE WEBSTER Il co. would respecl.
ty fully inform their friends and the public thai
thcy have removed their store to No 35 BALTI
MORE-ST., doors East of Frederick, where we
nave or hand, and intend Keeping, general assert
ment OF English, French, swiss and Domestic DRY
GOODS, which we intend selling AT prices that can
not fail to please all purchasers Of Dry Goods Thank
iui Tor past iavors, we respectfully call your attention
10 our present stock, consisting in part Of
CLOIHS-English, French, Belgium and Domestic,
NIL coorS
CASsl MERES-Enslish, French and Domestic, all
col0rs
SATINETs-s Striped, Plaid and Plain. from 37!e to
81 per yard
KENTUCKY JEAN-All coors, from IS to 44c., a
splendid article
ALSO-a general assortment Of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, such as Cashmeles, Mouseline de
Lanes, &c.
Plain and Embroidered Mouseline dc Lame Tibet
and Cashmere SHAWLS
silk, Brocha and Blanket do.
CALICOES-A splendid assortment
Bleached and Brown Cotton sHEETINGs, 4, "a
1874 wide
TICKINGS-34, rs and 4 4 wide
White and Red FLANNELS
Irish LINENS, from 25c to 81 25 per yard
Spool Cotton, Hosiery, sc. SC.
Call, examine and satisfy yourselves that the quail
~ Of our goods cannot be beat, and which pledge
ourselves to sell as low any other house in the
city. No. IS Baltimore street,
OF doors 4. of Frederick,
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A SNAKE WITHOUT TAIL. The Salisbury
On. CO. Waterman, has story about a snake
with two heads, which is said to have been
found by Mr. J. G. Templeton and his brother
Elan Templeton, on the farm of the latter, in
Iredell county. The heads were at each OK
tremity of the body, and were perfectly formed,
says the Watchman. The reptile measured 5
feet S - inches in length, and was of black
color. The Watchman tells the story with
much apparent earnestness; and wishes to know
what naturalists have to say about this odd SER
pent'
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

"a tassy1 FUK ANNAPOLIS. CA N =
g-lsrSlEHs, ~ BRIDGE and EASTON. The sunerior
<sssf swift Steamer THOMAS JEFFER-
SON, Capt ROBERT VI. BrLL, will leave the Interscc
ton OF l-iah and Pratt ST Wharves, on every TUES
DAY MOANING at 7 O'Clock, for tn. above places
aud return the next day. leaving Easton every WED.
NESDAY MORNING, at . O'Clock, and Cambridge
al Ct o'clk., and Annapolis at II O'ck for Baltimore.
Passage to Annapolis, so cts.
To Easton or Cambridge, SI.50. ol7-dtf
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EXpEnITIOUS ROUTE.

To CHURCHVILLE, HARTFORD FURNACE, Al
ipgdon, BeAir, SpGsutia Narrows, MichaelsvilIe
&c, in Hartford Count by the Philadelphia, VII.
minaton and Baltimore RailrOad
PASSENGERS leave Baltimore, from
h1IsH Pratt street Depot, i'll the Cars O'Clock,
FtEffsT1T A. NJ. for PcrynansviIe. On arrival there
~1-S2-S2-conVeyances will be in readiness for he
above named places aud neiehborhood. By taking
this route The passengers will arrive or hours IN ad
vance OF any other line. 20 Fare from Baltimore to
Perrymansville, 62l cents. 5000
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szs{1 FOR ANNAPOLIS, CAM

a sI1oH1 Fun NNNAFULfS, Gan
A|s,Sst ssSSss2wn BRIDGE and EASI0N. The steamer
%Ess0sSisAs VI hRYLAND having undergone tho
rough repair, and very handsome Improvement, both
in hull aud machinery, will resume her regular route
to the above places, commencing on TUESDAY
NEXT, 10th inst She viii leave Baltimore from the
lower end of Dnsan's wharf at O'Clock on every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and Easton, leaving Castor on every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b. way of Cam
bridge and Annapolis To Baltimore.
FOR C?!.--TERTOTYN aud CENTREIILLE
On MONDAY, Me l7th inst. she will go 10 Ches-
tertown and back, leaving Baltimore at O'Clock. and
continue the above until ruI her notice. Passage g.
m9 LEhEEi. G. TAYLOR
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NEWARK LAMPS roR THE PHEsIuENr. We
have seen, says the Newark Advertiser, one OF
pair of splendid Gothic octagon Lamps made
by Messrs. Roberts & Eagles, manufacturers OF
this city, for carriage now in progress at Bal
tmore for the President ofthc u. s. We have
never seen any thing of the kind more bcauti-
full or highly finished.
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DAILY TO THE SOUTH,
BY THE BAY LINE, CARR YING THE GREAT
CENTRAL UNITED STATES M.7IL
rs NOW IN COMPLETE ORDER with |

~ NJ" IN CohPLETE ORDER. with
III three boats on the Bay, VIZ GEORGIA, Captain
Cannon, HERALD, Captain Russell, aud JEW kSS,
captain sutton; and two on James River VIZ A.: CUR
IT'S PECK, Captain Davis, and ALICE, Capt Skin.
ner, all OF which steamboats, not surpassed III The
Onlon tor speed, strength and comfort
ny this well known, comfortable, pleasant, safe and
popular route, via Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk, Va,
up James River 10 City Point, Va, by steamboats,
Ihthce Nv Railroad to Petersburg, Va, Weldon and
wilmington, N. G., and thence by steamboats, TO
Charleston, = 6. without loss Of slet D. and no Hn
pleasant changing of passengers and baggage Through
10 Charleston III - hours, short time Us any
other route,
SCHEDULE:
Il Srssys Leaving Spears wharf, BALTIMORE,
sFFst pf daily (eXcep Sunday at o'clock, p
s1-tsssnadsssz NJ in the teamboats EORGIA, Capt
Cannon, OF HERALD, Capt. Russell Arfivinl at Nor
folk taet good nights sleep by O'Clock, Am
81 aosgY Thence up James River, with its
$.ts7stz fbtautlul scenery, in day liahi nv
:s|S3dss-S..SSs2 Steamboats, CURTIS rECK, Captain
Davis, or ALICE, Capt skinner, 10 City Point Rai
Road to Petersburg, two hours ahead Of the Great
Mail Line leaving Baltimore the same atteuoonl
where Tie two lines ama'gamltc TO the South, with a
continuous line from Charleston, :. c. 10 Mobile and
New Orleans, by FIR the comfortable and shortest
route South.
FARE REDUCED,
Through tickets from Baltimore to Charleston.
:. {. have always been sold by this line,
cheeruIly received, and promptly paid lu all
Through tickets 10 aud fraui Baltimore, Nor
folk or Portsmouth, Observation-Disclosures. 600
Through tickets To and from City Point, Peters
burg and Richmond, Observation-Disclosures. 6,OO
Through tickets TO and from Weldon, N. Co.. 900
= TO and from Franklin Black
water, \. C....... Observation-Disclosures. G.5O
The PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD is
Saassssy& running daily 10 and from Weldon, there
epszy1,ssssI connecting with the passengers going
-ssz,ss-ss-. Sosth or 3 hours ahead of the Great
Southern Mail Line at Weldon, by which line travel
ers to and from BacRwater and other pats Of North
Carolina are accommodated at the above rates
yS-IraveleTs may rely Oh the above as the truth,
and without deception.
W5- Travellers will please attend 10 our Soliciting
Agent who hands you this Bill, twho ;riH retsite The
talsehoods Of the Great Southern Null Line, by stating
the ttuth) Hand your checks to him or our Porter
III the depot yard, Norfolk Line his hat who will
attend to your baggage, and conduct you 10 the boat
olT 4. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS,

E&~, Another very Cheap Store in NORTH GAY
IW@ STREET, opposite Fayette-st., where NAV
"a he found beautiful assortment Of the mos,
fashionable BONNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
SHAWLS, SCARFs, LACE GOODS, and general
assortment OF Fancy articles Also, Calicoes, Nous
lin de LANES; Lawns; Linen Udkfs. oentiamen,s
Stocks and Cellars; suspenders and great variety OF
Goods TOO tedious 10 enuRerate. The public are re-
specially invited TO call al this New and Cheap store
where they will be accommodated with fresh goods
and at the lowest prices. {ng- Dom, forcet-N6 "a
YAK olREEI opposite Fayette, 8plQU
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

AcRoMATIc TELESCOPE. Among the inven-
tons exhibited at the Fair of the American In
stitute in New York, was an Acromatc Tele-
scope, made by Henry Fitz, Jr., No. 1853 Della
ncy street, in that city, of which the Morning
News thus speaks
"I'his magnificent instrument measures 10
10 feet inches in length, in diameter inside
S-i0ths inches, and has Il magriying power of
60 to 800 dlamelers. This Is the first Acroma-
tic Telescope Of over inches diameter ever
manufactured in the United States; even Eng
land, at the present day, is dependent on France
and Germany for all her Aromatic Telescopes
of the larger descriptions. Sir David Brewster
acknowledges that the English cannot produce
Acromatlc Telescopes of over A or inches dia-
meter, and in his treatise on Optics gives us the
description Of one made by Barlow, using sui
phurate of carbon instead of flint glass for the
lens; this telescope was S-i0th inches in dia-
meter, and showed the divisions of Saturn's
rings, and also the belt by which she is sur
rounded. This American article will not only
perform all that Brewster claims for Barlow's,
but also this young, self-taught OptiIian has
made from our flint glass his lenses, which was
the point at which the science and mechanics
of England stopped in despair The import
ancc OF this discovery of Mr. Ftz's will be bet
ter realized when we review the amounts of
money which have been expended by the DIFF
terent literary institutions Of our country for
telescopes and apparatus within the few past
years. Among them we see first our govern
mcnt despatched Lieut. GILES to Europe for
the purchase of telescopes and instruments con-
nected Herewith, at an expense of Sl5, 900;
then comes Cambridge, $1,000; then the AS
Economical Society Of Cincinnati, near $40 900;
the High School of Philadelphia, s2,OO0-a-
mounting in all to Slso,00o, which has been
sent to Europe to purchase articles which can
and will now be made at home, and the money,
instead of going to enrich the Golfers of somc
foreign manufacturer, will be given to our en-
terprising, industrious and ingenious mechan-
les. The telescope now exhibiting at the FAIR,
the Rutgers Institute Of this city arc in treaty
for. The value fixed on it by the maker, with
a plain stand, is $500, a price far below its
worth"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES IN ENGLAND.--
With all the caution and good workmanship in
machinery, it appears that in England during
the year 1914, 1905 persons were killed by
bursting of boilers railroad accidents, by ma
chinery, falls of stones, runaway horses, &c.,
&c; 1851 by fires, scalds, &c; 1850 by drown
ing l5S by accidental poisoning. There were
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To PRESERVE FRUIT TREES FROM MIos AND
lNsEcTs. Apply early in the fall, around the
root, thick layer of lime and ashes. 1t would
be we'll to sink tho earth around the tree about
six or eight inches, throw in few shovels full
of the lime and ashes, and then cover up with
earth, tramping it well doWn.-.M Eariner
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q sas-~rs CITIZENS UNION LINE,
sTasssEsEesIss5sse TO PHILADELPHIA, by the splcn-
SzhsaasEssaxc& did and we'll known Steamers CON
STlTUTION and GEORGE WASHINGTON, via
FrcnchOwn and Newcastle Railroad, leave BOW
LY'S WHARF, (fo0t Of south street,) alternately
DAILY, Except Sundays,) lat 8 O'Clock, Pm.
1}- Fare through To PiIlLADELPIilA.. 3D.
SUPPER provided On board.
{Gy- RETURNlNG-The superior Steamboat re-
BERT MORRIS leaves Dock street Wi.aif, rhiiadei-
phia, at q O'Clock, PM, daily Sundays Gxceptedy
as [PRl A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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THE TOKEN FLOWER.

THE TOKEN WEIR.
Keen it-it is the silent token,
OF one, whatr'er her fate may he,
Whose friendship will remain unbfukcR,
Fen when AZ las forgot by thee.
Soon, soon these dewy leaves will perish,
And l, alas! as soon will fade,
None now arC left on earth to cherish
Til: mem hry Of The minstrel maid
Then il thy path be trained in brightness,
As nov hope that it may be,
BIN not thy spirits Joyous iightnsss,
BY one unhappy thought Of nc.
But if thy fate be dark and lonely,
On! think upon our parting hour,
Aud breathe me sign, ask oae only,
70, her wis gave this token flower.
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PorAroE WATER. Some one says that the
water in which potatoes have been boiled,
sprinkled over plants, completely destroys all
insects, in every stage of their existence, from
The egg 10 the fy.--.N Z. Far.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-23

FLOUR AND CHEESE SpEcULArroNs AT THE
WEST. A letter to the New York Express,
from Rochester, under date of the Goth inst.
says:
The -four operators here are excited. Not,
sufficiently Gained to name price although
two days have elapsed since the receipt of the
intelligence by the Great Britain. On Satur-
day, one miller had the courage to name a
price for 1900 barrels and it was taken at "a 10.
No further sales TO any amount will probably
be made until the news of the next steamer
reaches here.
With the host of Eastern flour spectators
came number for cheese. They had better
luck than the flour" visitors. All the best
lots in the city have been bought at s here, to
ship to England The same is the case at Buf-
ialo. Nearly 2O0,0 900 lbs. have changed hands.
Prime is now worth -2 to ship up the Lakes,
several orders having been received from De-
troit and Chicago. Good butter is Is to Is.
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TERRAPISs. The sloop George Washing
ton, arrived at Philadelphia on Tuesday from
the Chesapeake Bay, having on board seven
teen hundred dozen terrapns.
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- .lsssess FQ& NNAPuLis, CAM
S3r,s 90 ;;ssgys BRIDGE, AND EASTON. The Gne
%tr,Ss.laasscEssS steamer MARYLAND will leave Bal
timore on every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORN
ING, att oiock, for the places above named start
inc from the lower end OF Dugams wharf, and return
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
jyl2 l.. C. TAYLOR.
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LONGEVITY. In New York on Tuesday, the
mortal remains of Mrs. Hannah Cough, (who
died on Sunday, aged lo9 years. ! months and
10 days,) were to be inferred. Mrs Cough
was in possession of her faculties until her last
moment. She had seen and conversed with
every President Of The United States When
George Washington Parke Gusts was in New
York, she was sent for to 90 and see him, but
was too feeble to accept the invitation.
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NEW YORK is remarkably healthy. There
were last week only 1877 deaths, which is far
below the average weekly mortality.
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SILVER COIN! SILVER CONN

NV EIt IOIN! SILN EIs CUINE
- Wanted, for mlnutac turing purposes OLD Sill
YER COIN and Old SILVER OF all descriptions
purchased at the highest market price, by
GABRIEL ID. CLARK, " alter street
Second door from CaivtsI-s
Who manufactures Silveiware of every ,sript,ox
n. b: Watches, silv.rwaIe aid JeWelsy propedg
REPAIRED. seIs i'm
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ENFORCED. The city authorities of Boston
are proceeding TO enforce the law against news
and periodical vendors who open their places of
business on Sunday.
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ARREST OF A FoRGER. Henry Lewis has
been arrested in Philadelphia, charged with
forging two checks, one for $3.50, and the other
for $500, on the Western Bank of that city
He obtained the money on one of the checks.
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ron CHEsTERTOWY 4

%,.fSls 7;tGaa CENTREVGLLE The steamer MA.
's.'Ssss sSask RY LAND will leave Baltimore eve
ny MONDAY MORNING, at : O'Clock, for the above
places, and return same day, leaving Centrevie at
IL O'Clock, and Chestertown al half past II O'Clock,
for Baltimore.
OIL LEMUEL G. TAYLOR, Master,
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THE MARKErs--Prices Of -Four and Grain
The recent foreign news has completely unset
tied the markets, and both buyers and sellers Of
flour and grain have been brought to pause.
But little was done in the Baltimore market
yesterday. The Patriot OF last evening says:
Nlilers are indisposed TO purchase wheat at
the prices heretofore given. There were no
transactions this morning. A decline Of seve-
raj cents on the bushc must have been submit
ted to in order to effect sales The decline in
the price of flour in New York will of course,
have caused decline here. No sales, howev
er, have taken place. Holders of City Mills
are asking IS. %, but the market is altogether
unsettled. Nothing done to-day in Howard
street flour. Corn continues to command the
prices quoted yesterday -Maryla white, Goa
81 cents; yellow, 63aCj cts; Pennsylvania vel,
low, 61a66 cents.
OF the Philadelphia flour market, the North
American Of yesterday says
Since the receipt of the last English advices,
no sales for export have transpred; common
and fair brands are held at 50 so; sales for city
use at S5.37 l-2 5S7 I-2, for common and
choice Brands Rye Flour, if here, would COM
mand S5.73; Corn Meal is wanted, sales ~. 10
and Brandywne at S204 per barrel Grain
Wheat has again advanced in price. sales of fair
and prime red at Sl0Sal.l2 l-c, inferior and
fair old crop at 35a90 cents per bushel, fair to
good southern red at Sl.0Sal 10, and prime
lot for making starch at SLIP IL. To-day
there is very little Wheat eafloat unsold. Rye
no sales; Corn is in demand and two cents high
er, sales southern yellow fiat at CO, and white
at 6s cents, lot OF Jersey yellow, mixed with
red at 60 cts; Pennsylvania round ls worth 63a
81 cts; Oats, sales Of good and prime southern
al Sass cts.
The New York -four market was dull on
Tuesday, with further decline. The cores
pondent of the same paper writes as follows:
The Flour spectators are in the dumps to-
day, and further decline of III to 25 cts. has
taken place. At the close Gennessce was Of
fercd for export at S5.37 l-2, showing decline
of so cts. per Dbl. since the stcamer arrived
The demand to-day from the trade is very linn
tied, second hands only taking lots for imme-
date use. Southern descriptions are in market
again at S5,37 Lab, so. Corn Meal is So, 81
l2a2 for Jersey. Rye Flour So so. Raisns,
of the cargo of the Douglas, are selling to-day
at 81 go, l,S5, and 10 cts. for whole, half and
quarters. Grapes are selling 500 half kegs at
S2,75.
A cargo of Maryland Wheat, fine sample
sold at about los cts. for milling Corn still
tends upwards. Sales 5000 bushels Northern
and Jersey at Gs cts, weight. Rye 75a76 cts
Canal Oats 42a43. The Cotton market is yer,
dull, and the decline since the arrival of I'll,
steamer is perhaps Is cent DER h.
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MURpERERs CoNvIcrEp. John and Robert
Long, and man named Young, tried for the
murder of Col. Davenport, at Rock Island, ILL.,,
have been found guilty and sentenced to be
hung Birch and Baxter are yet to be tried.