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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03
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Madt benz adbtun96lperttcn publfum btermit bic ers
gebente 9ln5e9e oa er eien lteuen @rpcersSobr err
rtdet bat> uno 5par IN oem Ganonsoaus, iilbmeilihe
Seite be6 Oentfn Marft< 9tered6 in tueIde,n c{obrr
8aner b5ber QSrtbbaft bieIt Setn Stpbr pirb ifets
NIT ben ppr5ltgbten GrccerD Baaren alter slrt per,
eben ein; ais: @offee, Gtee> Candies Sdnupfs9aud@
tno Rautaeacf< BON allen Sorten; Sals, bem Barrel;
rifhe 98eiBfbe beim Sdrre ,tnb alien fpnfqen grtis
feln, elhe Die agemenen ausba sbaltsbebirfiiT erbeis
en nobel mod ten9erft miro baB leetgebate eGeaelt
anbe audi in fletnen SnanttGten serabfpla perben-
@s tpirb ein eifri9tes 8efreben fen, eine ,S,nben
ourd bulge retie nb prempte 8epienun9 polio ,ufrie-
ben su elen.-Gr btttet baber INN 9enetqten 2i{nrnh
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03
NferDe> lnD NteD>

SADIE fetpnpers Der GranDcitsn cbeen ber pfrpe be-
tannt ne, eranIaIen Jpn bierm biee @aepem pubeum
ettannt ju MAIDEN, unb bemlsn einc 9ne III rp etnem
Sale ousubtetcn, ret in ptSe 3weiS enfthlast.
DaB th tene SennniB III rieen S2tern, nidt BIOS atf
auati"berep por rnisc SeniSfcitcn tefdrant u
tiisul Gus her en59e jn ncnnen>en Ibatae cbcn baB
bsmtb ebafteten y rosn 9tein rcr lae bnitte unp
etsbsr ned tetn perp tep bier nit ui Operation
loren bat.
CT 6ebancelt aud init Grfel9 Die Gntsdnbns $unsem
eren Stpasmc, unc GinSemtire Der pferrs, unb gilt m
ter a. init oten fpirriser, innrridsn Surn ais init Den
ansfl'en Sieinteiten betn m eber Sesorbpt perubt
Den frtnannn poblhmet Pole Evil eurirt CT insSemen
baurDaft in "a QRpeben.
Selt, tie ner Sien teDirftn, pcrben nit Der 8tste
feiner Nebran9en SeDib sufriepen fepn.
0- Gr tpobnt III adf Iaunfhip Starf Co. eine Oatis
s wsid pen Berlin uno n <ane f6St an 9rn Saufnanns
Saaerep an ~.
aas. 81. 1914. s.v. abrabam Oislsr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03
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uno oos pubfam, oaB er, an leiuem Oaule, an Der
@cse Der 1ibertD StraBe unb benz Marft-8iereGe auf
Der nadlten ectte weltlth pom @ourtbauie, uno Don
Safe unO Sone6'a Stobr, fdrdg 9e9eniber an9ean9en
ctn HfentItde6 0aftbau6 su baerr, woelbf er ifets
beret ietn nro, Hetlenoe Su pero, Q8a9en uuO SUE,
anf Die bette nnO bequemte QSee gu befpirtben, uub
letner Se6 ntdtS man9eln a1eu miro urt aG9emciue
3ufrleoeNtctt Su gcben.
Da ieine &ebaulihfeten me;itenS ncu uno oerdlt.
mtg, fene5ttde, Sdenfe, Sd)laftmmer uuo StaIun9
retI, uuO nit bem beften oereben nb, uuo iibcrbie6
isine Nednun9en biai9 len pcroer, 70 ertpartet er
burd prompte 8eoennn9 uno ior9fit9e 2Iufmerf1ant-
felt eiren Shelf Der DfeutIiten Gun III peyoenen uo
erhalteu. brt #. Sumter.
9Sooter, Sbtc, DIT. Is, 1914. ll-t.o.
gG Gr fibrt iber oic6, ,pje ritber fort, leue Cjrc
cetD imGjrrB uuo &leoerfouf Su betreibe, uuo pirb
Nd freuelL ietne &uncen on III picIem 3pe9e 81 BE-
Oenen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03
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Wel0 lpno gUenOI(1n,
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otrS4 1T oefbaspcrbinruns opr partncrfbip setrren
lint uno ibr Statlitnent ppfdnps i'm Ganse Dobcn-
roc rt 8nBarteit wirb anf Sceun9 prompt ut peu t
l9ten preen iDnen rerfrt9t N Qrten Ocfen Gp
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tbrem Sadie 9bSr9e 8essndnpc merrtn 3ufunft bne
af pAtp 9rbalts1-Oeni9n, petc ber9lcien 0recnince
ttnnrten nerpen mrDl tbun r lei anrut rc mir
nberrr9t finn eoB tt pett Ar9bcnnp> Getse n bcfo
cr ttno mrhfer ;u taufen i'm @tannc ino.-
Sutton Den sttn Se;rnter 1872 % b. g.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03
Ma(GQon @tlen0teBtrei.

eraten bcmt rrm 9eebrttn putm tb,tr
NO"nt r ptn lis Dtber 9ene8teu 3upru uno nrtn ,us
SerpH9tt tet@nn iu maen RAP unte GnssBtreien w.
U'a9nsn Dertta nelI .etau NIT elmer 0amrnatbine rr.
be nnp aes betf mesf en9ertet it, np tak mir (rm,it
9were a leie 4sett aufros See rerrttsen pi nsbmtn
Seteun8sn ne &rietprt pet }t wcben 9amen IS imm,r
Dahsn mos "t aud Dfpocartst tcbeutsnrs IN.
ab prheencr rt tci u npen -Oie ftD(enrtu ,1stx
"Gt Sefel"n8 tp t9nel ale mS9ltb rrrfutist-
2er p9ltsn nun inner pprratbs fo8nbc 8esentanr auf ana
. pFtl9e rrn ecn bctcn Sprtcr, 1Dl unp @aacnu6letn
fur Srs une 2einrablcp; ;a rrrrtiscn mir ne,e anp
perhernelte Sretamafbnen; So96fen, smfbndee uttm.
nnp Spboea Sp9Sdrre jsecr Art, Scrbunb. QEasent,.
c nnp cine t9e abrer Nrtife iu tpeitldua I'll tcuancx
2etr laeen teoermann reuntdaftl Gin, t uns on,urutn
nno prn cc e'nere un uner Q6nncr nbtnur teutebal.
ten onpern Surb quito Serinne eine tpeuntren 3uwas
;u tetpirtet. ""''
partrt9 e unb Sfe8ler.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03

Sbt9e Nbbbun9 felt cine beutIide Beftafenbeit
Der eun9e &C. in tbrem 9eiunoen uno natilrben "
itanoe bar, neIde bic 0auptcrgane tes Osems ftuo,
bren plas in Der @e9eno Der 8ruit haben, uno be(e
be betnabe gang etnnebmen. @s flub oeren spe-eiue
Sur 9tehten nno etne our einfen Dieie Sr9ane ftnb
oon peloer Jtatur, IT, beiteben aus blutrethen oern
ais puls uno 2un9enaoern bic init Der Quftr6bre in
Nerbnoun9 fteben, uno 70 NIT benz Qeben bes aansen
Rorpers oerbunben. Ole SuftSeQen in Der 9un9e flnb
70 aberaus f(etn uno ibre odutdeu 70 bn uno sart,
oaB oas 9erin9te 0tnoernte oteSe fleinen Senunoen
oeritcpen une bas Nthmen binoern fam, lno folotd
Souten, @ntsInou1g bes S6leimes tn Der Quftr6bre
0etferfet &c. nit t brin9en 3uest frdntltd5 Die Qu
ge onedet IT, BEN patienen Il, bic 9efdbrliee 0aoe Der
slusSetrnn9 oereben. eeier bit Du behaftet nit ben
erften snseiden bieier &ranfbeit, ndmlidb: Ou(ten
g5ertdItun9 &C., 70 9ebraudbe sletd
Sr. 9uncan's 9luspurf bef6roernoes
0ei(ntttel
elm Wittel flr Serfdltuna, utett, Blutpeien, Nal5
entsnnoungeu fdtpcre6 9ltbn1en @n9brnifi9fe gSeis
ten lno Sruiflteden uno fir oQe Qeber uno Qungeus
franfbeen, bas ,,fder" rlls GetcpfunSen Der Gefd>
Be bes Sbsms wesnitt unb, it bic eun9e nebt purd
uuo burh an9etedt> 70 tptrb!es fder in lteun aleu
aus Sebu bic &ranfhet beilen unb in aQe 2eben5pr-
game uenes eeben br9en. QeIet bic Delen Taulenben
bon @erttFfaten etner 9uten &nren uno bic @mpfebs
lunsen Colder, Die btee Webt5in fhcn 9ebrauht has
ben, ino es mrb Gud beub tperoen, baB Ile bas Qes
ben 2anienber, pehes bem @rl6ihen lhpn nabe mar,
p'eoet WI ots il"tle uho eEq.t'Ute an oel
ben N9enten uno Sbr tperoet aetptB sufrteoen ein.
u9nt
| lberl
Doctor Dancan's 2uhpurf befSrbernbes Seilmitte[
fur bic slussebruug.
Bon g. q. Wc&eatb,
SSeDspille, o., 9Iu9uit 81. l84g.
Wet in 9err! Or. Dmncan's 9(uspurf bef6r,
oernoes eilmttel fir 9lussebruns, 9uten 8erfdltun
gen &C. bat Id] in meinen odnben als oas bette etl
mtttel, bas nod je su metner &enntniB gelalete be
pieen. SD empfebe es eaber cbne ale 6seruaa ben
jenisen, pelde nit eunsen uno eeberfranfbeten be
bafte nc. SD babe audi enen Saa eeIeben, tuo ba1
ielbe Soeilmittel III nper bfeir furirte,
nadcem Der patent Il n Sabre drstlide Aalfe ses
6raudte, u. spar jeoe Wcde te slbfabrunaen 9es
brauden muBte. est it er i'm Befs etner po0font,
)usenen @efunbbeit.
g. a. Meaeath 81. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03
0erna6ldilIat btele 9}ptia niht

que, pede benz llnter5etdneten duloe Nub, tperoen
eriadbt, tnnerbalb oret onaten BON befem Datum ID
anoere art 8efrieotsuns S seben. ao 8erlauf befer
3ett muB en leber> Der biee 0actts oer1dumt es fl
ieblt 5lr eat e9en, penn er lnfoen sl besablen bat.
s. q. 9 d, etber..
Canton, ben 1Oten Stunt 1914.
g. Q. S. 81. Sd)neioer 1T fat INNER in feinea,
lSobntauie anSntrefen. sluBerbem merben aud, Be
aahun9em fir i'm ansenomeu an feinein alte Stpbr
iest i'm Sefse bes Soerrn Carton.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03
8cor9 @. 8eloen.)
8tcr8 9B. 8clren.) $puts @
8elUen uno GcDaefec,
9loUDfaten uuO NeCbts oe(ebrten.
&cuts @9afeE

stno in Der slushbuns Der Surispruceus in gturt
nno oen an9renSenoen sounte6 III partnerihp 9etre.
ten nno b'efen 9lerourd breu Sreuroen uno bemWubs
lttum l9ren Setanb lit uaen 0Pedtsauseleaenbsiten
adtun06ooa an.
Sfftee: Gtne Gbare wefflid1 bon orn. Sqtpfs
9otel u1e 9erabe 9e9eniber benz Grantlin SaHs, in
perr Sd5dfer ipridt unb lctretbt neblt rer eno.
lifhen, AUDI Die GU DE uno fron16 fif fIS d. e
Spr0cte.
Tebruar 26. 1914. "a bu
o. 2lueb benabrtcbti9t o6en9enaunterQouis gd6-
fer paB er ais tteuher0totor ansefeut it II. IL
1T d| te H. 70 ME onoere red69lti9e Ooumente, III
Sprade unter btllt9en gebtnoun9en ausfcrtiqt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-03

9 n9un9e :-Oie Su9cnp;citun9 crbcnt aIe Il
1a9c ben jabrlitbrn Subftrirtpnsrrcs nr
Cents, 5abtar tei Gnpfan9 Der 4tn Jumcr. @amler cr
balten au 10 Grmrlar bas lite ret. 8rif ibcunscr
werben (aus9encmmen BON NScnen rrtfre Nbpre
e. WetersDaufen 0ittsbur9 pe erte. Der Grtraa 1T uad
Oedu9 Der 9rudtptcn ur nritbuus oeuttcn <e6rrr
Semnars su pbirpsbur8 ga, uno namtid jur Gr3ebune
arncr Q4aiten in bc,ntelben tcfunnt.
Oie eniSen, pe Die erc, ibnea usanttt Jluner nd ~.
affe nben nerbrn ais Subferbentem brtra9tet.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05
The Mississippi Democrat,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
#. G. JONES 4 ;. DURDIN.
TER M s

Il IL MD
THRRE DoLLARs per annum, payable invariably
an ADVANCE, or Two DoLLARs for six months
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months. Single copies, ONE DIME.
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toe first insertion, and FiFrr CENrs for each
continuance. All advertisements mus. be
marked with the number Of insertions requir-
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charged accordingly.
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Of individuals or companies, charged as adser-
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and payment required in advance.
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to those with whom we have regular dealings.
mr. No variation from the above rates, in any
case whatever.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-03-05

"ws observe your wish 10 Be- acquainted With
what house or establishment Mr.. Mears had al
the tins The spaniards arrived here. We an
sser Ia word-ncnt. A. 10 the land
Mr. Menrs said no purchased Of Msqninns, OF
rpy other chief aye cannot Wy further tbsu W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01
WASHINGTON, April 10Th, 1916.
Trial of CAPTAIN Wilkes.


In the case OF Dinsman ct. als Us. Wilkes, the
opposing attorneys have occupied the day in the ex
animation of a new witness, DR.. Chas. F. Guillou;
and in debating collateral issues of law before the
Court.
II appears that at the instance of MIR. Bradley,
counsel Tor Capt Wilkes, the defendant, requisi-
slton from the Secretary of the Navy, was de-
spatched to DR.. Guillou, attached to the u s. ship
Columbus, at New York, requiring him to re-
port himself before the Circuit Court now
sitting in Washington, to give his testimony in
this case. He accordingly reported himself this
morning, and testified substantially that he had
been attached to the Exploring Expedition
that the fort at Oahu, in which the plaintiff had
been confined by Capt. Wilkes, was not SO COM
Portable as the ship-that from the nature of the
place, the cells In the fort must have been damp
and unhealthy-hat the vegetable, taro, upon
which the plaintiffs eledge they were fed, is not
wholesome-that the prisoners complained Of being
slck-that he visited them-that they looked
filthy, NC.
This, as the testimony Of witness brought frsm
New York for the defendant, looks rather smokey
tor the captain however, the decision mus
rest upon the law, 1t is impossible to anticipate the
result, but the probability is that there will, in any
event, be a new trial.
We are preparing what we think will prove an
int resting synopsis of the evidence in this caee
and shall transmit you report OF the greater por-
uon, IT not OF the whole OF this important trial So
far from the reporters of any other press (particH
larly the press OF Washington city, having taken
any cogniZance OF this case, we are not assured
that they are yet apprised that Captain Wilkes
is on tial. Bravo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01
Died.

On the S0th April, after short and Illness Mr.
WIN. G ARCHER, of the frm OF Archer & Carpenter in
the 90 year of his age
His remains will b. removed al clock this morning,
from his late residence No. 1893 Greenwich street.
Orange County for interment His friends those of his
brotherinlaw Nathaniel H. Carpenter the Members OF
Commercial Lodge Ne ~ |. o. of o F.. and the Order
generally. are respectfully invited to attend.
On Wednesday evening, April a0th, Of consumption,
JoHN N. MILLER in the 2lst year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late residence No.
~ Spruce street, Friday aern DON, at o'clock The
friends of the family and the Members of ngins Co. No.
6, are invited to attend, without further notice
On Wednesday morning the 3Oth April, ELIZA infant
daughter Of Andrew and Mary O'Connor, aged years
and months.
Their friends and acquainances requested to at.
tend the oneral this rhursday) afternoon at O'Clock,
az n Courtlandt street, without further invitation
On the 30.h of April. EUGENE infant of Robert
NJ. and Cornelia A. Pollock aged months and Is days
The friends OF the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon at O'clock from los East Brood
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

The receipts Of produce the principal seapers Of the
Union from the Interior have been very large much lar
ger than ior the corresponding period The sup
pies are suiciently large to keep prices down to low
point and the season sufficiently favorable to give the
Dst nope OF very abundant harvest from the crops now
IN ana going into the soil 10 sections Of the south
ern country the wheat and oat crops have suffered from
drought and the yield may reduced in that part of the
country but throughout tn north and west every thing
tnns far has been all the producers could wish The d
vices from abroad have not given US any idea Of the
probable amount of the demand from foreign countries
On the extent Of this depends the price and profit Of the
crop. Al the demand from abroad depends upon the
nature OF the crop of the countries from which arises
will require farther Advancement of the season to settle
that point In the Spectators may stock mapy
Of foreign markets in anticipation Of short crop
The stocks OF -four, whest &c in this country are
so large aud the new crop bids far to be extensive
that is utterly cut Of the question to get up any specu
lation in articles OF breadstus within our own limits
This market is by no means active, and quotations
rule low We quote moderate sales at 81 56l
Michigan and Ohio at - se4 Common qualities Of New
Orleans at 81 so - 69f Fancy at 81 u.s. old Alexan
aria Is held a. % s73 Georgetown ana Brandywine sells
ern Rye held at 66!c Pennsylvania at Csc and Barley
at 65c Oats are not in active demand; Northern we
quote at a9 Soc Southern Yellow Corn sells at 454c
Wheat 45c Northern Yellow ia nominally held at 461
Az cents.
Exports Of Flour from this port for April, l7aa bbls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

This shows great decrease 10 these articles decrease
sufficient to give spectators opportunity to influence
the market and create temporary rise prices In CON
nection with the reduced receipts there is increased
demand for these articles for Europe foreign trade in
our staple articles of food is rapidly extending ITSELF
creates demand requiring very rapid increase in pro-
duoton to supply Great improvements have recently
been made in preparing American provisions for Euro
pean markets. and short time will suffice bring TO
perfection this art upon which depends the existence OF
the trade.
We quote Ohio prime pork -old-in this market at
80 6sa do new. at $40 SO $40 66i; New Mess at $l3
623 Beef Is nactive Ohio Lard 10 in good demand and
Sc. This article 10 scarce Cheese in toxes and casks
we quote at a &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01

Ronala chests tea 200 half do 200
sSs sss s 81 y ssofs
os ss e
s s ~ 1 ss hft s
Tea IS hay chests Isl 10 boxes case mdse do silk pkgs
Ss,; ss: bs
Hyss s.. s.s fsys,is ssy
80 %S D ss::i ks ssS ssAfs .as
si bss1s% s.';; Pas:
s.lf6 nnfs T' wilbur Csc so s.'
A 40 s s s wfs:' 50
II 81 .,s 4; s ss
Hss%iS
:? IS sis S,fSfs
Bro: cosoi2 bars 80 bds iron Kellogg co-a4 sacks salt
a.vsTshio b. ssqySymsa BASKET; wine John Murray
Son. psush
ss.id Us Si III.
iess Fsu.se s'ests'Sss
Ess i ssi.sss Jolly tss..
< s.ndea-at s!eintai-s Eus ,Fabugrusdi. = Moore
s tHs ash gshi f%ss
Il John Ns.is-2 Rosnea,to ~ Denns-i Fos,er-l
Borrard-l Draper Rch,rds Col samuel Cochran-,J
Eml W levi L. HS sh'fs MGo
+ Meyer-3 Smes Christ y Coz Tiffany Young Y El:-F
May2 Robert jaffrty Ed Kaupe5 Moran lselon,2 So
looon Schonetam--3 Go Col Brantou-2 B0uny
U'Ivernois-2 timber & Dsnbm ani l. Cohn-4e casks II
Gay Lupac Nce2 Derasmss-2 Barclay Kitchen
Thomas Hunt co \ Ma te. " tiodermn-l VIM Brewer
10 i.oui, rrvat-l Roux-3 baskets wsIe Helger Gel
Vetode-l schIsge. Koop col w Mayor col Barrow
& Tuor-l Mctr,cksn-l q Hesssrbeg- Charles EnalsT-
samuel Hsk.li,i White 4 sh.ield-i Charles Iottier-l
Etsr hi ST.
Robers- Bishop-o SEES sbsynth Ronaule Frame ois
4 ID Moran3 4 Stewart u COT "A M Maurice-l Du-
bois- Cayet astoin-l Legoux-s Grinnell, Mntum u
COS Isaac Wiisma-2 John Magnin c,-l Louis Stuler
AN Assn'eldtn az B.u,se co5I sesne,ts COS
y baker cc-.3 Kramer cos Dsnny-2 Vyse 4 oas-9
B WaeF-2 w Pohi-2 3rosnoy ri lvot x Sand-l +.
ve,.s-- + feyr-B Rush, + Shornes peck-I w II "a.
rev 4 col Dupr II Oscar Vant-l II oabad Korsr.
f3ui lame X col hog col w smith X c,-I las
Tanning q n Raben
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01
Domestic lmportatlons,

New ORLEANs-Ship Hudson Reported yesterday )-sss
pigs lead Locke Cartel60O do Rogen6 bbls lard
EuIdell-38 sugar u Thurston K cos Meyer Stucken
--78 u Morgan co.'s bbs 10 hf do Haven empty
bis cks v. cos cks 90 bbs M Read Bros70 do
order.
NEw ORLEAvs-Baque Rockn gham6oo hhds 50 bills How
J,pd d. DAY Sprague-a56 Suydam, Sage
co-2t cks JARVIS &co-2 Whltlock-a bbls to order
SAvANNAH-Bpig TX ct-3l5 bales X X Graves--68 Bur
rjtt u Johnson 81 Cops-4i Colt COLT Sprague,
Robinson co-i38 Spohord Iestou coil De Forest
:.
CH.nLrsroSShip suvans bales cotton 1875 cks rice Geo
32 do Wheeler bales Victor Duck
witzi,3 DE pcyster WhitmarshI05 JOS EreTic-l5s
Leverich-i tkgs q Hood II Hone7 Thompson Adams
i JFTlson--i Journeay,is Marry West, Oliver
so-i fIoxie jr-ioT UnderhiIl-s 0reenway, Henry
qm,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-01
Provision Trade.

The speculation which ragged extensively il this
market IN Pork few weeks since, Is rapidly spreading
through the Western country. 1t has completely sub.
sdea here and similar action take place in the
west o. the change in this market becomes knswn.
the strength ofhe specuaons going onhee but holders
IN that market will have made great mistake in not
realizing tits stated that pork Establishment in that
city, could have cleared $4,000 their stock at
prices then current The supply otpork this
low that the supply is below the demand The recei,t
OF pork or New Orleans, from September lst le4a to
Ap l2h lS45 amounted TO 037 bbls 6592 hhds and
1924 600 pounds-aganst S4s404 bbls, 1854 hhds and
5675 600 pounds for the period the previ
Gus seasos The annexed table shows the export from
New Orleans, from September lst 1874 to April 18th
ls46, and the same period the previous season -
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MARITIMEH HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY


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days. sSa
Sturges Il CHAIRMAN. 49,
g John Potter, Dowd, days from Wilmington, NC with
mdse, to master.
schr Rushing, Wescott II days from Smyrna. Eff with
schr Empire. Lawson days from Alexandria, ih -four to
- ~' 49,. 1855 -
to master. Vs." ~''
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Fishing smack Achilles Burress. 10 days from Key West
Below.
One ship, two briggs, unknown.
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married.

On the 29h instant at Charles street Church. by the
Rev. Hugh H. Blair, Mr.. JOSEPH BLACK to Miss MARY,
daughter Of Jane: Thomson, Esq oil of this city
On the 2sh April in st. Andrews Church, by The Rev
Mr.. McGines, MIR HgNsY C NELSON to Miss DANIEL.
sEroRA FARRAR, all Of this city.
On Tuesday the Goth instant by the Rev. Mr.. Sheney
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, Of Bedford street.
Francis Cock to MARY JANE BucKHour, both of this
city.
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By Last Nights N0nthern Mail.

PHILADELPHIA, April s0-Arr Rebecca Lofand, Palermo;
Nonpari, Homer Mayaguex Below, Empire, Liverpool;
ndependence. irieste Washington, NOreaus; q II Wight
Wilmington. NC.
BALTrMo.E April 2osId Harriet Bearse Boston via Rap
pahannock River.
NORFOLK, April as-Ar Harriet Dunning, Matanzss; At
lantic Nckerson Boston. la Hampton Roads, Mary Dennis
Eastport Ri hmond Sid Nobe Lecraw from James Riv
er; Kush, Lovett, for West Indies
spoken.
Betsey, for Trinidad Cuba, for Boston, 2h April lat 81
30. Ion 10 TO-
Foreign Ports.
M4vAeugz lPR April l7-Sld Effort Hussey, Trieste. In
before.
MATASzAs, April ao-sld Detroit, Boston; New England,
poyidence in port Pario New days. Caspian for
Phiadelphia, 2; Ceres to load for do
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We shall esteem favor If Captains OF Vessels will give
N RoBrRr SlLyEv, Captain of News Boats report Of
ihs shipping left at the port whence they saiedthe vessels
nswspape's they may have Agent. and CorIespo
this office any Marine Intelligence they receive
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lNFIDEL CONVENTION.

will be composed Of delegates and friends
oM various oates, and will at the Coliseum 40
Broadwy on sunday the tth Monday the 5th. and
sa"daS !" o. ,a Msy he Convsnt'on will meet on
meeting S on snn AZ Evening ocloci aud succeed
entrance Various speakers will addr,ss H. NH
lie Seats Tree BY order Of he Committee OF
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PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED.
THE Proprietor Of the Croton Bath of East Broad
L way and Catharine streets will Monday, 28th April
that establishment The reduced price Of 2h per
BATH except Saturdays and Sundays whch days the
prize will be lsA cents The e.aehment has u.t undergone
have been introduced making equal any
shment Of the kind the city The light and airy
snd furnished with lead copper aud iron tubs
Entr nee to Ladiet Baths, No. IS East Broadway
FOR Sale-Sx Bathing Tubs. Fer apply thu prem
a2e 5tsIc