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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

a QUAkER WoMAN's SPEECH Dear fri ends,
there are three things very much wonder al.
The first is that children should De so foolish
as to throw up stones, and brIck-bats and clubs
into fruit trees, 10 knock down the iruit--iithey
would let it alone, it would fail itself. The Sc
so wicked as to go to war and kill one another
if they would let one another be, they would dll
u. themselves And the last thing that | Won
der at most ofall is that young men going ai,ps
the young women--ift they would stay at home
the young women would come after them.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

aohe, the man preatncu strongly through IL. Inc
mouth was now opened, and the tongue, which
had been closely applied to the roof of the
mouth, and both it and the lips anontcd with
ghee Clarified bitters) Daring this part OF the
proceeding, could not feel any pusa,on at
the wrist, though The temperature of the body
was much above the natural standard Of health
The legs and arms being extended, and the eye.
lids raised, the former were we'll rubbed, and a
little ghee was applied to the latter the eye
balls presented dim sutlhscd appearance, like
those of n corpse. The man now cvinced signs
of returning animation the pulse became per-
ceptbe at the wrist, while the unnatural tenn
pcratnre ofthc body rapidly diminished. He
made several Intellectual efforts to speak, and at
length uttered few words, but in a tone so low
and feeble as to render them inaudible. By and
by his speech was re- established, and he recog.
nised somc Of the bystanders, and addressed the
Maha-Raja, who was seated opposite to him
watching all his movements. When the Fakir
was announced by the discharge Of guns and
other demonstrations of joy A rich chain of
gold was placed round his neck by Runice,, and
earrings baubes, and sh1wls were press nted
TO him. However extraordinary this fact may
appear, both to the Europeans and natives. it is
difficult il not impossible, to explain 1t on ply
sological principles. The man not only den-
ed his having tasted food or drink. but even
intn 4 lao b,,l a..
respiration during a period of forty days and
nights. To oil appearance this long fasting had
not been productive of It's usual effects, as the
man seemed to be in rude health, So that diges
ton and assimilation had apparently proceeded
in the usual manner /; but this he likewise de.
med, and pouSly asserted, that during the whole
time he had enjoyed Il most delightful trance
1t is well known that the natives of llindostan,
by constant practice, can bring themselves to
exist on the smallest portion OF food for several
days; and it is equally true that by long train.
ing, the same people are able To retain the air
in their lungs for some inmates but how the
functions Of digestion aud respiration could be
arrested for such n length of time, appears I'M
accountable. The concealment of the Fakir
during the performance of his feat, so far iron,
rendering the latter more wonderful, serves but
10 hide the means he employs for It's accom-.
plshmcnt, and until he can be pursuadcd to un.
dergo the confinement in place where his ac
tlons may he observed, 1t is needless to form
any conjecturcs regarding them.-Captain OS
bOrne'S Court and Carp.
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heathens and cannibals, and then you'll save
your money, and, suppose, be satisfied You
gaze me t,ccnty pounds fire months ago
What's five months ago to do with now. Be-
sides, what have had is nothing to do with it.
"WIat do you say Ten pounds are
enough Yes just like you men you think
things cost nothing for women but you don't
care how much vou lay out upon yourselvcs.
They o1ly pani tonncts and frocbs' How do
you know what they want' How should man
know anything at all about it And you won't
give me more than ten pounds. Very wei.
Then you may go shopping with it yourself, and
see what you'll make oft. I'll have none Of
your ten pounds, can tell you. No, sr,--no
you have no cause TO say that. don't rant
10 dress The children up like countesses YOU
often fling that in my tccth you do but you
know it's false, Caudle you know it. | only
want to give 'em proper notions of themselves;
and what, indeed, cGn the poor things think
when they see the Brggses and the Browns
and the Smiths-and their fathers don't make
the money you do, Caudle-whcn they see them
as fine as tulips Why, they must think them
selves nobody; and 10 think yourself nobody
depend upon it, Caudle,-isnt the way to make
the world think anything of you.
"What do You sayl Where did Tpich up
that Where do you think know great
deal more than you supposc-yes though you
don't give me credit for it. Husbands seldom
do. However, the twenty pounds uiH have,
if I've any--or not farthing.
"No, sir, no. l don't rant to dress up the
children ike pcacochs and parrots! I only
want to make en- respectable 0nd-what do
you say louW give fifteen pounds No,
Candle no-not penny will take under twen-
! ty il did, it would seem as if wanted to
waste your money and I'm sure, when come
10 think of it, twenty pounds will hardly do.
Still, it you'll give me twenty--po, it's no use
your offering fifteen. and wanting to 60 TO sleep.
You shant close an eye until you promise the
twenty Come Caude, love Twenty, and
! then you may GO to sleep. Twenty en,y--.
twenty
"My impression is" writes Caudle in his
comments, that tell asleep, sticking firmly to
/ the fifteen but in the morning Mrs. Caudle
assured me, ms woman of honor, that she
wouldn't let me wink an eye, before | promi4
scd the twenty, and man is frail-and womap
! is strong--she had the money
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

IN "Fix"-The editor of,he Brandon Dis,
semmina'or, poor fellow makes the following
funny appeal to his readers I'VE beg our rsas
ders TO excuse any mistake that may appear in
this number, as our Conpositor is in "a spree all
over and not able to work"
We presume that by being ''in spree all
over he means drunk on the "whole hog sys-
TEN probably set-to with re! monteys.-Pic.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

A physician, calling one day on a genilcmap
who had been severely afflicted with the gou
found TO his surprise, the disease gone. and 4 e
of vine. Come along doctor, exclaimed tie
vaeludinarian, "you are just in time to ;as.
this bottle Of Madeira 1t Is the first ola pl,.,
that has lust been broached" "Ah - rep'It
the doctor. "thesc pipes OF Madeira will ney,
do; they are the cause OF all your suffering.
"Well, then,' rcjoined the gay ncurablc, "a
up your glass for now that we have found out
tie cause, the sooner we get rid OF it the b,t'
ter"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
FOR THr CUpEcf
ID Y = u T. PS A.


FNNlIIS Medicine is offered to thr public gener-
b ally. from full conviction that it is superior
tn any other medicine now in use, for the cure o
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility or
Bodily Weakness &c.
Its effects have been tested in private practice
Of near eight years, and il is now mare extensively
circulated, at the solicude of many who have re
reved the most signal benefit from The u-e of il.
The following is one among number of ccrti
Gates received in relation to the of tins me
dicine:
LANCASTER Co. March ls.
DR. GEoRGE w. ALLEN,
Deer Sir 1T is with great pleasure that ! in
form you of The success attending your Dyspcpiic
Medicine, while employed in my p,aoticc. From
past experience, firmly believe that in eight cases
ou, of ten, The Dyspeptic, by the use OF your medi-
cine may entirely rid himself of this thorn in the
pathway Of life: not only in dyspeptic cases, but
in all of constipation, aud diseases depending
on a dhilitated state Of the nervous system, toge-
ther with topid state of the bowels. will your T.
lixir be found OF ineslimable value. Numerous in.
stances wherein the useiulnes of the medicine has
been realised, may he forwarded, if required.
wish you great success, aud recommend the medi-
cine TO the suffering Part Of mankind.
YouIs, with great respect.
ROBERT AGNEW, NJ. ID.
OF For sale a, the store of II. b. Masser, sgen
for the proprietor, Sunbury, Pa.
October 26lh, ls44.-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

Now, THEN Tell ME.-What strange ns
,amorPhose do people undergo every nigh, -
they turn into beds.
How may perfectly good man becoas
better BY laying wager
What may YOU do legally 10 eggs which yot
may not do when they are haiched '-Poa,
them.
Docs an Irish COW give buttermilk No
nothing but her milk.
How does amusemenIs renew ous exisssc.
Ii recreates us.
Why is finding lady sdfih in a h.
near Ramsgate like the sinking OF our o,.
ship '-Because We tonud her at sea.
Wha, assisiance does a monarch give biz
lies when they are weak IN artillery &c
non-aid.
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S p q N I S II Fl I . u S

Il M ERS' OIL.
5000 D'y Ia Plata Hides--lirst quality.
5000 Dry La Guira. do
1000 Dry SaIted la Guira, do
1000 Dry Sailed Br zil Hides, do
b Bales Green Sailed Patna Kips.
% Bales Dry Pan" kips.
100 Barrels Tanners Oh.
tanners aud CuIicrs' Tools.
For sale to Country TanneIs at The lowest prices
and upon the hest terms.
n. b. The highest make, prices paid for all
kinds of leather.
ID. KIRKPATRICK & SONS.
No. 2i, South Third st. Phil del pha.
September IA, lsi4.-ly.
sr)Iep ~ Sr,i-f,S nNSr "a
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14
UMBR ELIAS * PARASOLS.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
:. w. SWA-N'S

!. W. SWA-N'S
Umbrella and Parasol Mandatory.
No. 81 North IHnd street, nco doors JeiolO Tie
CRY HOTEL,
E'll l a 81 e lpE n.
A LWAlS Oh baud, large stock of UNI
IA BRELLAS and PARASOLS, including the
latest new -, lie o pmked Edged Para-ols Of the
hest workmanship and materials. al prices tina, will
make l. an infect 10 Country Merchants and othcr~
TO call aud examine his stock htor" purchasing
elsewhere. Fe". 30, lSi5-ly
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14
SHUGERr'S PATENT

WASHING MACHINE. !.
VFNHIS Machine has now been tested by more
4 than thirty families in this neiGhborhood, and
has given entire satisfaction. II is so simple in its
construction, that il cannot get out Of order. II
nains no iron to rust, and springs rollers TO
get out Of repair. Ii will do twice as much wash
ING, with less than half the and tear Of an, of
the late inventions, and what is of greater inJpcr.
,ance i, costs bu, little over half as much as other
washing machines.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nor.
thumberland, Union, Lycomng Columbia, Lu.
2erne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma
chine s6 II. b. MASSER.
The following certificate IS from few of those
who have these IN ,chines in use.
Sunhuiy, Aug. 81, 1874.
We, the subscribers, certify that have now
in use. in our families, "Shugetts Patent WASH
ing Machine and do not ht state saying that il is
most excellent nventiun That, IN Washing.
il will save more than one half the usual ohor.-
That it does not require more than one third the
usual quantity OF sosp and water aud that there
is no rubbing aud consequently, little or no wear.
ing OF tearinp-rhat it knocks of no buttons, and
tHat the finest cohcs, such collars, laCes, tlcks,
frls, &c, may he washed in very short time
without the least injury, and in fact Without any
apparent wear and tear, wha,ev,r. We therefore
chceriully recommend i, To- our friends and I, the
public, a most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGiNS,
a. JORDAN.
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PIE ASANTS,
GIDEON MARkLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LEiSENRiNG.
HrnHs IorEL, Qormsry fremont House. No.
i6 Ch'suut s,reet,) Philadelphia, September
2ls', lSAi.
have used Shuger,'s Patrn, Washing Machine
III my house upwards of eight months and do no,
'hcsi'ale to .ay that deem it of the mot use.
iuI aud valuable Iahorsaviug machines ever nven-
ted. formerly kept two women continually oc-
cupied in washing, who now do as much in two
days as they then dhi in one week. There is no
wear or tear in washing. and i, requires not more
than onc-brd the usual quantity OF soap. have
had number Of other machines in my family, but
this is so decidedly superior to every ing else and
little lah|e 10 get out of repair, that would not
do without one II they should cos, ten times the
price they sold for. DANIEL HERR.
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PIRCEs OF ADVERTISING.

Every subsequent insertion, o %
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
columns SIS. three squares Sl:; two squares, 80 {;
one square, 50. HalEyoarly one column, SIS !.
half column, Sl2; three squares, s. two squares,
50; one square, SO 50.
Advertisements left without directions as TO tho
length of time they arc to be published, will hs
continued until ordered out, and charged accord.
ingly.
C-jJSiSteen lines make a square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-14

NLAX SEED.-The highes, price will b'
given for Flax Seed, by
Aug. 81, lsii. ii. d. MASSER.
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
E,arsian Marlrsts.

Ro pf jAsffAo, jap. iS4s-fhs sales OF fouf pre-.
sous to the st day OF this year limited prev
rates. but them owing to the falling of OF receipts
the following sales effected 5000 bbls new Rich.
mond at cash. to 650O credit 4coO bbs Baltimore
at l3 800 bbs superior Trieste at 500 l650O
The stock in first hands having become much reduced
holders are frmer and demand higher rates Should the
receipts be small better prices may be looked for Old
hour Is absolutely unsaleable The total stock NAV now
DC % 900 bbs OF which 5000 Rchmond 5000 old
do 1900 new Bal more; 500 old do 800 old Freercks
ourg and AGO od European The present quotations
ie cash, to 6A5OO cred to SIS So SIS SO for Rich.
mond; and l3 to net 81 25 for Baltimore The Southern
ports are well stocked with four which was very dull Of
SAFE The consumption Of plain domestic cottons is fast
increasing The consumption about 500 packages per
month All goods should be 80 inches wide each piece
not TO exceed 30 yards 0he shorter beer and the in
voice should state the number pieces yards in each
package The market is ahundanty supplied with Teas
WhaleO In demand The shipments OF Coffee to the u
states IN s44 exceed those OF S43 bags
Large shipments have been made by foreign houses who
have lately entered into the trade The prices have var
cd very little not more than 200 to 800 whole year.
We quote superior at 81 3ni5O; good rss 2700 2lsSO;
ordinary hrsts 2500 2650 Since the 9Th dealers
have raised the price Of single bags to 700 and double
to 9OO During the past year about 100 900 Hides
sent to the United States from this port. The
market has recently been swept by speculator,
on board. at Iii cts; l03 cts We quote freghts to
the United States at 20 80 and per cent per bag
American vessels at present in demand for the csast
Africa but owing to the late proceedings OF the officers
o the relative to these charters
and to the advice given by them to the merchants here
consider 1t advisable to recommend captains to
US not to accept such voyages.
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
NOME Y MARKET.

day. Prices still declining stonngton fell of per
cent; Norwich and Worcester 1t Farmers Loan ;
Penn, Ss Erie Railroad Morris Canal Long Island
IL Canton Illinois 1.
The Hartford and New Haven Ralroad Co. has declar.
ed dividend of three dollars per share from the earnings
Of the last six monhs The company derived no income
from that part Of the road between Hartford and Spring
field, until the 9th December last
The House bills OF the Michigan legislature appropri
secuon OF varisus works OF internal improvement have
passed the Senate, by very strong vote.
The receipts OF western produce and provisions at the
port OF Mobile from Sept lst 844 March s45 pe-
riod OF six months compared with the Pc
rod the previous show verygrsat falling in many
articles The receipts OF cotton and four this
much larger than last which about the only articles
the receipts OF which have increased to any extent We
annex table showing the Importation the leading or.
ticles from Sept lst, to March ist Of each year
IMPORTS INTO MoBILE-Srx MoNrHs ENDING MARCH lsr
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

ipha,sg ae Hsaw s.,sss frss saane, Ays1 JspsMy ,s
Fessy laas, ThotiM ifatp MAnsshilll GA, bueanih
hs!oor W.g indiss Acorn, Aowss Boston Msaaos Eiia
Rose i9 Bloom, Wheaton, York. Paynter, Mersnon Al
Haven.
hicHMoSp. March l3rh-Ar Mariner, Cuuer, N,wbury-
port ssedGenera Scott Douty, Newark Orson, Hender
son, York.
MoBLE, March s-Cld, Peter Hattck, Post for Boston;
hhysrpoo h. Hoearh Pendle,on from the Clyde; psmscas
Lancaster. Loyelsnd, from jamaica.
NEW ORLEANS. March 6-Arr Belle Creole (Fr) Destebn,
Guadaoupe Saree Taylor FIN Boston, master Stephen
p;sdwn 's1own FIN Liverpool Gisntowsr Br) Brock from
York; ST. George. Long Boston; Decdide Mlett, Malaga;
Clara, Skies, Havana Austin, Perkins, st. Jago de Cuba
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
Domesaic Imnortnt,ous

CHARLEsroNShip Charlie ,ton-3 bxs mdze BulkIey--45
bales Depeyser Whimarh-4 pkgs Brown-47 bales Jo-
seph Emsrcs-223 s&B Posi.23 bags rye Smith, Mills &
Uncker28 bales forwarded Providence-ls4 bls
Parme'es Koge3s WHOLE bbls 10 h do George Buckley
eo-Iol bbls 10 hf rice Masters Markoee bales Colt
teamboat- empty bbls Bach Son ro-l2O sheep
skins hdes Lille Person-3 pkgs mdze Myer-1 boz
Homer & Shannon
ST MAaKs,Bark Leuisis-427 bales Center eo-lOs Bry
ant Maitland-3l do Natl and co-5O do Warng & son
.5i do Van Arsdale, Wanack co2l do Taylor Rch-2
Maitland Connie &co-57 bales and 10 bxs tobacco Perkins
Hopkns-50 bales Hobrook, Nelson U CO.
G.oIeEIoMr,,B,igF Fanny Coit 4S5 bale: cotton Colt
Tileston3 do Coe, Anderson ce2 do Sachet Brothers
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

PHrLApELPHIA, March l5Ar Argentine barque Sena I'm
Bseno. Ayres Jan s and 80 ds fin River ia Plate Left
"a do Nautilus, Just a Mason asu,asy Rosa
ldg; Amphirite for NYork day Comsrce sid for New
York ds before The Fame late Of Phad sold the
Government OF Buenos AyIes and been
immdistsy to Be placed on he Mo.yaean
Indies , + "
ppoaaetie saeder Demsraa; Wm Thompson, stewart Fall
CID Superb atchell: Amsterdam; Bunker HILL Cardner Me-
NORFOLK, March BAR Naragansett Baker, Boston; Gil
Indies; Viola, Atwood, Boston - - - "
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
ForeiUn Importations.

CANToN-Bark Valp,raso2437s chests young hyson 729
do i0285 do hyson skim 5 I3b 6lb
ss lslb 1926 ID imperial s22 chests so5 1912 lob 200 eli
souehong 200 csss 8i00 cassia Plat SOnl7
chests Rogers-389 22o chests pouchong NeviS{
do 50k do souehong chests l02 ru
barb, l20 cases souchOBg, c3ss3 mdze to order.
ST. DoMINGo-Brg Hayt-2oo bags coffee Mareani3l do
Grfn-l0 do A reland-40 do Spence COLO Mathews
1873 bags coffee 1873 do Rossre co-49 Seden Fer
rsi25 do ECowenhoven3 bags Ferris lbs log
wood $2500 specie Rossire-l00 logs mahogany &
Delafeld-60 bags coffee TO order.
NEuvITAsBs Tonquinl07 corp,r LOG hides % thds
molas,es 1853 cs II bhs honey so ustc ii logs mahog
any 2i0 doubloons Holt Owen-4 boxes medicine Per
rOssier : =
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

Stock, 600 bales Freight to Liverpool, dull at IA;
to Havre, 3c.
HAY-This article Is quite inactive Small sales are
made at 40 45c TOR common qualities
WHsxEY Drudge casks seil at a2e rs wanted. West
ern and Prison bbls neld at 221 23c. The demand
for either description is very limited
REAL EsrArE.at ducfion5 lots at the northeast cor
Lexington avenue and4th 9e3 feet
the avenue and 30 feet the with the unfinished
buildings thereon, sold together for $1,000 3
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
LE-STX WONTHy
IQlA ANN lQAh

The movements in cotton have been In the aggregate
much extensive this than during any pre-.
vious one The receipts up to the Is. inst, and the
stock on hand that day larger than before
while tue total exports were greater than any previous
nexed statement will show the movements of this staple
up to the lst inst for several seasons past
RECEIPTS, EXPORTS AND STOCKS CoTroN MOBILE ON
THE IsT OF MARCH. For EIGHT YEARS.
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
Passengers Arrived.

ST.. DoMNeo.Brg Hayt-Mr. Luther, U.S. Consul al
Port Prince; MIR Schluter merchant Port Prince
CHARLEsToN-Brig Charleston--J iLathrop VIM Haskell
Green More Otis and in the steerage.
NEuvITAs-Brig Tonquin-Thomas Owen, j. A. Perrosser
VIM Burnett, Angela Guerra, Carlos Owen Loymas.
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
Died,

On Saturday morning, 18th inst ZAcHAnIAH C. Lu-
Their. youngest child OF Lawrence M and Mary Luther
aged IL months and 81 days
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon at
two O'Clock from No 80 spenard street, the friends OF
the family will please attend without further invitation
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

~ puok for Ilsly Week ~<'Ihs lnvAAatien
tts nsaht sasfaoh of ssfrd lnsses and puAoiy q,
ne Mt CHaHLss CorsrAsrfsE PisE, d. d. Rector Of Sc
Peters Church. work which should be read by all good
hornieg next, by HENRY u. DAGGERS
O. 40 Ann 81 nm stai,s
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
Married.,

On Wednesday evening, l2th inst by the Rev. Mr..
Geissenhammer Mr.. CHARLES GODFREY GUNrHE, TO
Miss AMELIA A. b. daughter Of George Arcularius Esq,
all of this city
"vell, rather guess they spliced at last Hoes"
.
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

The exports in ls43, up to the lst inst, 1854
bales more than this and it will be that the
decrease in the exports to Great Britain greater than
the between the aggregate EXPORTS this
and that Of ls43 while the increase in the exports
and other parts reduces the aggregate decrease
to little more than thirteen thousand bales In
tion with this statement annex table, giving the
prices for the same period
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
new Stock Exchanrs.

SALES OF srocKs-Bosror, March IA.
at the Exchange Board rs shares Norwich and Worceste.
RK, I2k Fchburg KR, l9k; 8 Boston and Providence
1925 10 Old Colony RR l0 10 do 0l2s 100 do !02; 80
Stock, l2s4; 273 Wilmington RR, 2lx,
The New York herald., 1845-03-16

q n REWARD-Lost, old sshioned Gold Watch Gaze
P with figures stamped on the back Enqu 26 Wavef
ly flace. milo 3t~ec
WET NURsE-A healthy and respectable young woman
" Ian American IS desirons of obtaining situation
nurse il table family As to health character and fit
ness n, satisfaction will be Please call Mrs
MARTlNDALE, No. 81 Stanton street, in the rear.
mic 3tsm
pACkET SHIP MONTEZUMA, FOR LIVERPOOL.-
18th March. at l2 O'Clock
Letter Bags close the Exchange and Ha Foreign Ship
Letter Omce, at I'm O'Clock. mic 2trc
pOTATOES5O0 bushels prime English Potatoes in excel
lent order Just received aud for sale
by w. & j. T. TAPSCOTr
mlGec 76 South street. cor nj aiden Lane
The New York herald., 1845-03-16
state OF Trade .
Total

BREApsruvss.-This market continues Inactive Bran.
dywne -four quoted at 81 6sa IS; Genessse 81
a SASH Georgetown - Gag Richmond County "A bSt
81 6aa gran we have little to say Rye fetches 70
ceuts.
Corror.-The market remains rather firm, at which n
moderate business s doing the sales to about
1000 bales, chiefly for export-we annex quotations
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrfcArIoN.