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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-01
No. 96 FAYETTE STREE1

No. 90 FAYETTE STREET.
INSTRUCTORS;
Rev. WIN. II. SMITH A. NJ, Prin Of Classical Depat',.
Mr.. VIM f. PEABODY, Principal of Mathematical -
Mr.. L. NJ. SMITH, Principal of Preparatory q
Mr. C. L. WETMoRE, Instructor i'll Department of Phi
losophy and Rhetoric
Rev. }. G. NORRIS DID, Lecturer on Natural history.
Rev. J. NJ JENNINGS, NJ. D Elemen y PhysoIosy.
DR.. WIN. NJ. KEMP, NJ. D., Prof Elementary Anatomy.
SIGNS! SIGNS! SIGNSM!
SIGNS FOR THE TIN ES-CHEAPE
= THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING
in all its varieties, viz Gilt, Ornamental Transpar
ent, and Plain, designed ana executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCiES Of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of South ST., lover Mr.. Scotti's Intelligence Of
fice) will meet with prompt attention. d7-dlm
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE AND
PORTRAIT FRAME MANUFACTORY.
VUNHE undersigned hegs leave to inform his friends
IL and the public generally, tina; he has commences
UHLER'S ALLEY, between Charles and Hanover
streets, soHth of Lombard. Having steam power, he
will be able to fill all orders promptly and checpev
rates, for cash, than any other establishment in The
CITY Also, Toilet Boxes of all patterns and sizes.
a23-d JAMES M. COKEFAIR.
EROUND RENTS FOR SALE. Three
w well secured and central Ground Rents for sale
at Si'' each Also, of Sgs zach and Of 500 aad
GEO. GELBACH,
d2i ~ Second street.
WINTER STRAINED SPEgN 0Ey.,
w warranted to endure the coolest weaiher-wisi
Adamanne, Diaphane, Sperm, and other CANDLES.
For sale by Z. 4 G. F. WEBB
Iso-eotlsp No. Howard suesi.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
q AM STILL SELLING OFF MY STOCK
II of DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD to COST.
The large quantity have sold within the last few
weeks the best guarantee of their being really
Amongst them | have still hand some of those
MERlNOS which have been and still am selling at
about half their value. CAssiMEREs; Plain, Strip.
ed and Plaid sATTINETTs; Whitney BLANKETS,
all sizes; Fnll'd LINSEY; HOSIERY, among which
are Black Alpaca, Black Lambs Wool full assert
ment from 81 cents to so. Black Worsted and Cash
mere dor Chid,en's heavy Scotch Lambs Wool all
sizes. UMBRELLAS. Cloth, Velvet and Glazed
CAPS. CALICO, MOUSLIN, sc. &c all of which
| am determined to Close out. Call and see.
GEORGE ii. RHODES, ITO Lexington.
d23-lm' hve doors east of RutaW.
ENLEECY LINED HOSE. Just received, a
IL small lot of superior Fleecy lined SPUN SILK
HOSE, with general assortment of GOODS in roy
llne-all of which will be sold low at AMOS LOVE-
JOYS Hosiery. Yarn and General Trimming Store,
No. l23 BALTIMORE STREET, nearly opposite the
Clipper office DIS
NHOSIEEY, AT REDUCED PKIULS. have
N IL in store large stock of Hosiery-among which
can be found
Drab and Slate colored Cashmere HOSE
Fine black Cashmere do
Pfussian black Alpaca do.
Black, plain and ribbed Worsted do.
Plain and ribd Wosted, assort'd colors do.
Worstcd mixed half do.
Merino DO do. do.
Plain and ribd blk and worsted cotton do
Unbleached and mixed long do.
Slate colored, superior quality do.
Mixed and unbleached half do
Germantown and country knit half do.
JAMES PETERS,
d2O Corner of Howard and Fayette-sts.
EpECAUSE WE SELL SD CHEAP
ID AT the NEW FRANKLIN-ST STORE
No. 1856, between Eutaw and Paca, south side,)
Is the reason why the people are coming from differ
ent sections of the city in order secure argans
MORE AUCTION GOODS.
New style Cassmeres only 81; Cloths from 81 so
upwards; Cassnetts and Jeans 81! cents upwards;
Flannels, all wool, 25 cents; Lindseys l2l; Canton
Flannels ana ID cents Calicoes Ct cts; beautiful do
III cts; Crash 6.c Ticking l0c Silk Dress ldkts or
Ties l23 and 25c Chdren's wooden Caps 10 and I2sc;
bleached and brown muslins 6! upwards more Linen
g. lldkts. at l2h cts; Mousn de LANES; Caslneres;
Mernoes; Alpacas; Cloakngs; Blankets; Comfort
ables, ready made, at 81 80; cold Cambrics; Brown
Hollands &c. &C., aud great variety of other Goods
equally cheap.
9g5- Goods from Auction every week
No. 1876 FRANKLIN STREET,
d2l between Eutaw and Paca. SITS.
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IT Asst AND CLOSING SALES OF BOOKS
u 4 AE AuGTION. | will sell THIS and eYery

ASH AND ClOSlNG SAL OF BOOKS
M AT AUCTION. l will sell THIS and every
EVENING this week, nj the Store of u. x b. T.
Pratt, 238 BALTIMORE STREET the balance of
that large assortment of BOOKS, (as they decln-
ing business,) consisting Of Medical, Theological,
Law, Miscellaneous and School BOOKS; English and
American Animals for l845; large assortment OF
Books in rich and elegant binding suitable for Christ
mas and New Years Presents Also, large assert
ment of Juvenile BOOKS, PAPER, aud STATION
cry of all kinds.
GO The Entire stock will positively be sold, as the
premises must be vacated in few days.
diff r. MEACHAM Auct,r
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NQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE. So
-AA GETTY. This Society will hold a stated meet
ing on THURSDAY, 9Th January, and any person de-
stous of becoming member of the same can do so
on application to either of the undersigned officers
The terms Of membership only 25 cts every three
months: the benefits at the death Of member, 81
from each member, to be paid to the widow, orphan
children, or whomsoever he may will it,
The advantages resulting from membership in this
Society are worthy of serious consideration to men
desiring to make some provision for their families after
death; they here offered inducements not to be at
tanned in any other way so cheaply
DAVID PARR, Bond ST. near Pitt
r. B. WARDEN, Aisquith st. opp Douglas.
DAVID P. PARR, 10 Baltimore street.
JOHN w. WOODS, 1874 Baitimore-st.
VIM. Q. CUNNINGHAM, 257 N. Gay-st.
]. r, SIMPSON, 254 ". Gay-st
REIN HASLUP, 81 N. Frederick.st
d3l-6t ]. R. FOREMAN, Gay, near Aisqulh-st.
WATCHES, JEWELRY & SPECTACLES.
WIN. ID. ELTONHEAD, from Philadelphia,
w manufacturer of Gold and Silver SpectacIes
Spoons and fine Jewelry of every description on
hand Also, Clocks, of the best makes, wholesale
and retail.
N. b. Watches and Clocks REPAIRED in the best
manner and on the most reasonable terms, at
No. 132 BALTIMORE STREET,
d3lU between North and Calvert sts.
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u at low prices for CASH
ANIMALS, &c.-Lealets Of Memory, splendid
engravings, elegantly bound morocco gill; Sd50;-
Friendships Offering for 1915, embellshed with nine
engravings 50 %; Religious Souvenir for 1885, splen
did engravlngs, bound in morocco, gilt 81 25; Lady's
Scrap Book, numerous engravings, richly embossed
81 %; The Token for 1915, elegant pates 49, Shak
speare, richly bound 81; Family Christian Annual for
lS45, ST. London Saturday Magazine ST. London
Penny Magazine 81 %; Bibles and Prayer Books
richly bound. Toy Books in great variety. Received
and for saleby VIM. ~ HARRISON,
No. 40 north Gay street,
d23 opposite the Odd Fellows Hall
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TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
IND DEL Err GENER

TO MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS
And DEALERS GENERALITY
w Il. PAEMER'S AMERICAN NEWSPA-
PER SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTIS-
ING AGENCY, is established at the South East cor
ncr of BALTIMORE and CALVERT. SITS, in this city,
where Advertisements are received for publication in
some of the best newspapers of most of the principal
towns and cities throughout the United States.
CARDS, setting forth the nature of the Agency, may
be had at the office, where the papeis and terms of
advertising may be seen.
To enterprising and energetic business men, desi-
rous of extending country trade, this agency affords
the means, through the power Of the press Embarrassing
it to almost any extent.
NS- Now is the time to advertise for the Fall and
Winter trade throughout this State, in Virginia. and
portion of Pennsylvania and the time is close at hand
when it will be proper to advertise in the Southern
and Western papers, for the Spring and Summer trade
V. B. PALMER,
Agent for Country Newspapers
N3-OFFlCES-S. +. corner Baltimore aad Calvert
streets, Baltimore.
No. SO Pine street, Philadelphia.
No. 1850 Nassau street, New York.
No. l6 State street, Boston. 26-tfif
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FINDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.-
u AMOS LOVEJUY, No. 1913 Baltimore street,
has just received HEAVY Ribbed and Plain Domestic
all Wool Under Shirts and Drawers large sizes,
white and grey mixed; also Scotch Wool and Merno
do; heavy American Silk do; Ladies' Silk Merino
and all Wool ESTS. Chidren's do, all sizes. dis
n NrTED STATES HOTEL,
" WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.
TYLER & BIRCH, Proprietors.
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community, that the back building, re-
Gently erected and attached to their former large
enlistment, is now completed and thoroughly furnish
ed. II contains fortyfve elegant bed chambers, and
one of the largest dining south of New York
Having now every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable, we feel great confidence
in our ability to give entire satisfaction all who may
Patronze us. [nl9 III TYLER s BIRCH.
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ADAME YOUNG feels grateful to the ladies'
1SA and gentlemen of Baltimore for the liberal pa
tronage thy have bestowed upon her, and begs leave
Ito inform them that she will leave Baltimore on the
10th January for Washington. She will remain at
NO. 43, HIT STREET, till 10th January, where she
ID prepared to receive them She will, by her uniyer
|sasiy aoknN"iedged skill in Phrenology, Physiology
and PhiloIogy, inform those who will investigate her
talents, of their leading transactions of the past the
~ mt, and the future, as if she had known them
i..- birth, She neither wishes to know the name
nor age but guarantees that all who visit her will not
regret it.
- Price so cents for gentleman, and 25 cents for
llNdy. d27-2Wt
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NOTICE. A. w. CLANCY
HE4 would inform his customers and the
VI public, that he has on hand large
G1 - 81 assortment of ladies and genilemen's
- BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for
the present season, and TO reduce his
stock will sell at reduced prices. Those in want
would do well to call at 80 HARRISON STREET,
ut the corner of Pitt and Exeter.
g3- MEASURED WORK done as usual on the
lowest terms. DBL I'm
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INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR BEGINNERS.
introduction TO the Pictorial Reader, containing
variety of easy and interesting lessons upon the most
familiar subjects, illustrated with numerous engrav
ngs and adapted to the capacities OF young Children
by r. Bentley.
Also, The PICTORIAL DEFlNER, illustrated with
1000 wood cuts of familiar objects, with relative and
associated words new and original work by Eliza
beth Dram. Parents and Teachers are invited to call
and examine the above works.
PARSONS & PRESTON,
DBL fri Isl Pratt street.
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MERICAN REP LICAN
HEAD QUARTERS.

Mate MILITARY HALL, ~ GAY STREET
ITHNHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
n. forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that
IN conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name of his establishment TO the "AMERICAN RE-
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS" where he will
be happy to accommodate ALL his old customers, and
such new ones may desire to avail themselves of
comfortable place of resort The Bar will be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
kU0RS, and all the Decacics of the season will be
Ced up, as heretofore, in the best style.
g The BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishment, are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molesation, and at
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
n20-3m Late Military Hail. NJ Gay-st
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I. 81 G.. f.. WEBB,

!. % ". n. w EBB.
No. HOWARD STREET,
Next HWheatield Inn''
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
ork Hull'd BUCkWHEAT, in packages for ia
ally use
4 resi- Bunch RAISINS, in whole and half boxes
|Aknonds, Currants, Fresh Citron, Rock Candy
TX PRUNES, in fancy boxes; Mape Sugar
and Cocoa Paste; West India Preserved Lines
Oh, Pine Apple, and Canton Preserved Ginger
ccaron; Verncelli; Sardines; Anchovies
ycapers, Olives. sc. &.
lMedfofd, Picnic, sugar, Wine and all other CRACK
Frs; Boston CRANBERRIES, &c.
Also. New York Premium FLOUR, "Whitney" br.
n26 eotlsU.
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SPOONS! SPOONSM SPOONS!M
~ ID. CLARK, No. 1 WATER STREET, Sc
W. cOnd door from Calvert, has large assortment
of SILVER SPOONS. Having the best of wOrkmen
engaged, persons going to housekeeping are invited to
call before purchasing.
N. b. Old Silver and Gold wanted. att
nIXON'S SPLENDID NEW STYLE
II BRITANNIA WARE. Just received per pac-
ket ship Ashburton, via New York, a NEST splendid
assortment of Dixon & Sons English BRITANNIA
WARE, in sets of six pieces; also Dixon's Coffee
Pots, separate Golf Urns, &c. &c.
In the above embraced great variety of pat
terms, including all the latest styles, which are the
most splendid ever imported into this country. We
invite Housekeepers and others to call at our FUR
NlSHING WAREHOUSE and examine MANY hand
some ard useful articles in our line.
JAMES CORTLAN s SON.
lS Baltimore street,
dps opposite the Centre Market
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A LII THOSE who wish to give a handsome
"A Christmas present, in the way of good Watch
or some handsome piece Of JEWEI.RY, are invited
to call and examine the new Goods received by GA
BRIEF. D. CLARK, at his Store, WATER STREET,
second door from Calvert, where WATCHES, JEW
ELRY and SILVER WARE, of first quality, are Of
fercd for sale at reasonable prices. DIG
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RICHARD DONAHUE.

RICHAKD DUNAHUE,
ID r a PER .4ND TAILOR
HERMAN STR EfGT, a few doors west of
VI Hanover, is thankful for past favors and socits
acontinuance of the public patronage. n7-2awUl
DRESSING GOWNS, DRESSING GOWNS
A FEW of those very needy and comfortable ar
IN tcles, Especially for the student and those who
are often called up at mighty gotten up good style
and for sale at r. DONAHJJE,S
nj 2aWtil German 81
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A NXIOUS TO CLOSE SALES. The stock
"A of Fall and Winter sRY GOODS at the Agency
tore, is offered at reduced prices. Those wishing to
supply themselves with Cloths, Cassmeres, Sattnets
Tweeds, Pilot Cloth, Blankets, Linsey, Ticking and
DOMESTIC GOODS generally-or with Cashmere,
Deialnes, Mouslin de LANES, Alpacas, Silks, Fancy
Prints, ne &c, will do well to call early and make
Weir selections.
LUTHER J. cox, Agent, Baltimore, St
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LlsT-PoRT OF BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1874.


FROM THE EXCHANGE REApING-RooM BOOKS.
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METER BAGS UP AT'THE EXCHANGE READING ROOMS
For Bremen-Ship Marianne, soon.
er Kingston, Jam,-Barque Hermitage, with DIES
For Lverpool-Brig George Gardner few days
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MARRIED,
YIN Monday evening, Dec. 9th, by Rev. Mr.. Hammer,
Ir. PETER CARRuTHERs to Miss BETHIA FRANCES
,osALDsoN, second daughter of the late Stephen
donaldson, of Jefferson county, Va.
On the 25h ult. by the Rev. ]. Larkin, WILLIAM
'IsHoP to Miss LOUISA FULLER, all of this city.
I At Washington, on the 26th ult. by the Rev'd Mr.
saway, GEORGE BEALL BALcH, Esq, U. S. Navy
ISIS JULIA GRACE VINsos, of Georgetown.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tn Asst NIGHT BUT ONE
-6A OF THE
FAKIR on AVA


FATkIR OF AVA.
AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, FAYETTE-ST.
THIS EPENING, Jan, LIST, New Years Night,)
the Fakir will present the following:
ASBOE'S MAGIC FLIGHT.
This Illusion caused immense excitement in New
York and Philadelphia
GASTRAOLOGY OF THE PAGANS.
illustrating the speaking statues of Mcmmon, Diana
and Isis.
Wonders of CLAIRVOYANCE s. SYMPATHY.
RESTORING THE DEAD BIRD TO LIFE.
Together with many splendid Illusions and Ex-
perlments in HlNDOO MIRACLES, ASIATlC JUG
GLERY, DEMONOLOGY, sc.
% Abundance 2J cents; children, if accompanied
by guardians, half price. Open at 7, commence al
half past O'Clock. II
HtHRISTMAS PRESENTS to be remember
a. ed through the whole year, and what more suit
able for present to Young Lady than either of the
following periodicals, viz:
Godey's Lady's Book 50 per year.
Grahams Magazine 3 do
Columbian Magazine 3 do
Ladies National Magazine = do
Arthur's Magazine 9 do
Pictorial World 3 do.
GO Call and subscribe o-day, at
w. ". HARRISON'S, 40 N. Gay-st
N. b. Delivered in any part of the city free of ex
ira charge, f11
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BLACkING AND INK
TANUFACTORY, LIGHT STREET, (0ppo-
Fountain HOtel.) A Superior article of Oil
Backing, warranted to produce ine jet polish
ana to retain its virtues for any length of time unm
paFed-oflered at wholesale and retail at moderate
n. and on accommodating terms.
400 gallons Black Ink, by the bottle, gallon,
- .rei. British Lustre, warranted pure lead in bulk
|Or TO packages Purchasers are respectfully invited
70 call. CHAS. WISEMAN & co. dl0.lm
lSILk AND MOHATR FRINGE YoF CHILLREN.
nave on hand large and fresh assortment of
'ringes OF all widths, shades and eolors-to which
Nv ne attention of the ladies'
,,s JAMES M. HAIG,
aSo lpJ III Baltimore ST., doors above South.
AITE SILK WASTE TASSELs.-I have
lust manufactured an assortment of the abnve
which invite the attention of the ladies.
JAMES M. HAIG.
Tassel Factory, l9l Baltimore st.
ETRAINERS. A large SUNNY of
ners assorted sizes) on hand and FIR
ALFRED H. REP,
No. 1886 Baltimore ST.
Pod Tin Store auvve Howard street.
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INDIA RUBBEKS. few cases Ladies' Rub
a Der Shoes, for sale lew to close sales, by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT NUDGE,
Dig fra No, Sonth Charles 81.
The New York herald., 1845-08-05
FREE EXHIBITIONS.
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOK EN-.

Aftractions
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
The performance will with LIE Monster Thome's
wonderful Feats Of I hrowIng Cannon Balls
Mr. Gard1er will introduce his wonderful Dog Rsa who will
do every thing but talk.
Mr. Whitock will do his Locomotive and relate his Amusing
BullIine Story.
lnermsson of Is minutes between every Part for Pro-
menade and Refreshments.
SECOND
Virginan Chorus-"Old Joe' .......... :. Emmet
Song-'Ole Bull and OLD Dan Tucker Gardner
Negro Song" Hit him in the ball bim" .Whitlo ock
Negro ncng and Comcalities by Messrs Ga dner
White and Master Bryant
Negro Air-"Lucy Neal"... ................ Whitock
Original Song-,"Juliana Johnston. :. .. hite
Ethiopian PaIody-'Life by the Galley Fire" Gardner
PART FOURTH -
Negro Song-"Wak along john ......... Whtlock
Refrain-'Way Down the Country. White
Finae-In which Mr.. Gardner will show how the
~ Bowery Girls come night.
The whole TO conclude with LIE Monster Thorne, the
celebrated Cannon Ball defer.
Every thing announced will be performed and no
fictltlous names put bills al ot~rh
The New York herald., 1845-08-05
LONG ISLAND CAMP MEETING.


THE following Arrangements and Rules 70, the CAMP
= MEETING, to be held Farmingdale, August iith,
1915, will be strictly adhered TO -
Ihe Fare viii be Three Shlngs each ay and all Baggage
charge
All Passengers going and returning from Farmingde
ng ne meetne 10 have seats in the regular Passenger
Csn as no other Cars to be used for Passengers
he Passengers will purchase their Tickets the Ticket
Oflce, before entering the gate get into the Cars
All Passengers should be the spot from twenty
nues before the time Of the Cars leaving the Cars will
art at the hours appointed viz Leave Brooklyn at
o'clock and at e o'clock in the morning and al O'Clock
and o'clock in the afternoon. "
Returning, will leave Farmngdsc before O'Clock and
be- ore o'clock IN the morning, aud O'clock
the afternoon And when the Boston train going West does
the use Of the meeting. q
Passengers and Baggage TO be taken in the Depot
to assist give direction &C.
he time on the road not exceed hours each way
20 pc reduced at all stopping places the road
am Liom rarmingdale, during the meeting
distance prescribed by law.
L Tents ar. to be taken the Depot South Ferry Brook
onaay August 9TH between the hours Of and clock
a. as the heavy baggage will be taken the Camp Ground
msnts willbe put up by the Committee if desired at
al 5tsm BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
The New York herald., 1845-08-05

wheat 40 6ss bushels the falling of in the receipts o.
hour and wheat being nearly fifty per cent. The
cepts Of tolls of flour and Of wheat have been
small Tor the same period, since ls42 The bulk Of the
business on the canal for this over and II ap
pears now more than probable that the tolls the
nails of this State this year. will at least two hundred
thousand dollars less than last very large per cent
ofths decrease has been caused by the falling of in the
shipments Of produce at the western ports the canal
from tide water, have shown in the above table
The imports of breadstus, sc. into Buffalo, from the
opening of navigation to the LIST of August for three sea-
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II will be by this that there has been quite On
Improvement in the foreign trade Of this port There
has been still greater Improvement in the foreign trade
Of tho sountry. The Of imports into this port
over the exports in ls43, was s22569, ATT, ami in
1914 a56sa,o2o. This year, according to present ap
9estanccs the balance against the trade Of this
rort' VIII not exceed thrty.fve millions of dollars
showing decrease Of ten millions. The balance against
us in our foreign trade Of 1884, exceeded the total value
OF the imports In lsa3
The exports of specie from this district this year have
been about two hundred thousand dollars less than for
he corresponding period last The value shppcd from
Jan. lst to Aug lst, has been follows:-
Sn.; GU. ~ w aus. 81 ellcceo,c., 1871 i845
'pe.'e eApo''ea '.'''e'oo'<" l,4l91H 20i 23l
Tho heavy shipments of specie last year were made
from the lst Of Aug to Dec 3ls for which period the
expectation amounted to $500 $685. This year the shin.
ments are not likely to be anywhere that amount
The amount Of tells received on the Erie Canal at
Buffalo, the number Of boats cleared with the aggregate
quantity Of aour and wheat shipped from Buffalo east
from tho opening of navigation to The st Of August for
tne past six seasons follows -
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IS 900 Penn SIS bio 761S $50 L Island RR snw 65s.
shs HsrIs xQ0 81 80
Died.

On Sunday. 9Th nst JOHN 8. BIRxBEcK, son of Alex.
ander Birkbeck, aged 25 years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence of
Pearl and Tary streets, Brooklyn, Tuesday the 5th
inst at oclockP. NJ.
On Monday morning, 4th inst, TIMOTHY MArLAcK in
the SD year of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence So Henry street
this afternoon at O'clock without further notice